it is the largest it just doesn't stand in the southern city should be as developed as the captaincy to rest on the president of the magnitude of anything social and economic development of the international airport in global financial centers ranks of watches the fifty eight fifty and warsaw copenhagen madrid and pride fifty thousand jobs and creating the market last year cr economic industrial zones and tourism are indicated as the drivers of development allowed to host the immediacy and in two thousand seventeen it says he also submitted a bid to host the winter and

. >> turning the electorate over to the right wing department, with seconds in the southern city. in the center for the vote, serious and confident on the second round. >> i am going to make the voters pay. they are going to punish the so-called right wing. tuesday, all alliances signed and submitted for the next round of voting. strategies block the rise of the national front. advised to report any candidate against the constituency. canvassing with the green party, couldorations like this hold it a few constituencies. the national front has also been seeking partners. some candidates have joined with , whereas the parties against these types of alliances. representatives fighting with the national front. >> you are watching "france 24." do not forget that for the latest you can check out our website on any stories that we are covering here. we have continuing coverage of the crisis in ukraine. and president barack obama's visit. russia is unlikely to leave crimea. do stay with us. >> munich has sewn up the bundesliga, with seven games left to play. hand to put them one goal up.

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the moscow russian sentiments all runs high in several parts of ukraine several cities in southern and eastern parts of the countryside demonstrations on saturday in favor of moscow. protesters raised the russian flags above government buildings in a number of cds including the donetsk and odessa. oh and i keep dozens of people were wounded after clashes with supporters of the new authorities. i can't stand cats on silk has the story eu flag comes soon and the russian mind goes all the mutants eastern ukraine and canada remains largely through russian. it wasn't the only showing of such sentiments on saturday in the country's second city clerk if dozens of protesters counted in front of city hall so mismanaged doors and windows to force their way inside. just minutes later the forest and several civil servants who gained fame with the new government in kiev we were going to be manhandled by the credit the move to speak but he really needed. dozens of people were injured. police intervened to take victims and to the credit. protesters claimed the roof of city hall to wait. the russian f

that is something that was echoed during a press conference in the southern city where the ousted ukrainianresident viktor yanukovych had this to say about those who are now in power. >> i repeat it over again - i am a legitimately elected pratt of ukraine, and was elected at free and democratic elections, and i remain the legitimate president of ukraine. >> russia put out a press release from the foreign ministry saying they have mobilized some mobile units, but that is perfectly legitimate under the agreement between ukraine and treaties signed in the past, and the seaport, and should there be a crisis or threat to security that russia is able to mobilise its force to secure the peninsula and keep the naval base safe. >> speaking from the white house president obama said any russian military intervention would be a clear violation of international law. mike viqueira has more from washington. >> you could hear the escalating alarm in secretary of state john kerry's voice. he spoke with sergei lavrov, his russian counterpart. jay carney's voice, he warned of a grave mistake if russia imping

there's even a bigger security presence because of this weekend's deadly attacks in the southern city of kunling. here's a look at what i saw around the meeting venue. tiananmen square in the center of beijing is also the center of political power. directly to the west is the great hall of the people, where just once a year china's biggest issues are put forward, prioritized and discussed. china's top decisionmakers are gathering in that building in a few days from now to determine the country's future direction. and security all around tiananmen square has been tightened up. it's a clear sign that the government is not leaving anything to chance. extra police and military personnel have been deployed around the great hall in feenman square which is a popular tourist destinatiodestination. only those with prior approval are allowed in to the great hall. but even they have to have their belongings checked and screened at the entrance, like a security check at the airport. ♪ the national people's congress is the country's legislative assembly. among its responsibilities are electing the

the reason was last saturday's attack on the southern city of kunming.ight men and women armed with swords and cleavers one people dead. --na has lamed separatists blame separatists. inside the meeting there was very little mention of those thets as delegates focus on economy and living standards. authorities have long been accused of being too heavy-handed over the past years. dozens have been shot dead. after the meeting, journalists swarmed over the party secretary, asking for his response. terrorism is not a product of our crackdown, he replied. it's only because of the measures we have taken that we are able to contain it. the fact that the attack include ming took place just a few days before this people's congress, an event of such national importance, is deeply troubling for china. when the answers eventually came today, the men from chin ching made it clear the answer is more security, not less. ♪ time, genefirst therapy has been used to boost the immune system of people with hiv. american scientists modified the genes of hiv patients with hopes

that was a month after the quake devastated the southern city of christ church. central bank officials said they tightened their group on credit because the country's economy has been picking up steam. they noted inflationary pressures have been increasing. new zealand's economy has been growing due to brisk exports of dairy products and reconstruction efforts. they say the inflationary pressures are likely to remain strong over the next two years. >>> negotiators from japan and the united states are still struggling to move forward with the transpacific partnership free trade pact. japan's chief negotiator hero she oe and acting trade representative wendy cutler ended talks in washington. the japanese offered to lower tariffs on five categories of five products including beef and pork. u.s. negotiators reportedly stood firm on their principle that the tariffs be removed on almost all agricultural products. the two sides agreed to continue talking. >> translator: opinions on both sides are still wide apart. you could say our goal is not yet in sight. >> officials

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there was a month after the quake devastated the southern city of christchurch. the center bank officials said they had tightened their grip on credit because the country's economy has been picking up steam. they also noted that inflationary pressures have been increasing. busy lives economy has been growing due to brisk exports of dairy products. instead the post quake reconstruction efforts they said inflationary pressures are likely to remain strong over the next two years. and i each a life insurance one of japan's major insurers by sales says personal data on about forty thousand customers have been misplaced but so far no abuse is reported. executives at dai ichi revealed that the life insurer last two magnetic tapes that store the names and or says illnesses and medical records of customers. they say they discovered that two tapes were missing during a regular inspection last month and a subsidiary in tokyo. but there's no evidence to suggest the tapes were taken out of the facility executives say they will strengthen the company's information management s

jewish origins of the protest leaders similar sentiments were expressed on march second in the southern city of augusta where hundreds of people gathered to voice their anger at russian aggression. i am i am jewish doctor who speaks russian and on twentieth and independent country and all in a russian colony. to get to hold an independent country's business which a site of many nationalities and to say that we want is restricted and another is known to his other eye. all i can use to prevent that contain the ukrainians here. but use the events of the areas and to better options. police shot dead dozens of protesters eta before eon ago which played ukraine and territory twenty first among those killed several were jewish . israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has asked the washington talks about the us led peace efforts and negotiations with iran speaking of progress speaking prior to boarding it down to stansted thoughts on the state of israel's vital interests especially on the issues of security. it's expected the us system for uncle tom uncle pressurized to not have to agree on a pro

this friday at the cove which was closely the from the well publicized press conference in the southern city of ross told the palm gone. schools that. and can tell you. i am ashamed. the temperatures and it was small i would like to apologize. this is the first to veterans' graves and to the people of ukraine for what happened in ukraine. for the fact that i did not have enough stamps. just to maintain stability in this and allowed his oldest son to take sides. when it subsided. snacks and pharmaceuticals and is very defiant and you can be. in other parts when you think just above the mere fact this test comes is taking place the emergence of plant and he tries to move preventing said as the president stayed in power meant to its own human rights i mean you can't see it since many heidi and i see that becomes make and so yes the rest is giving you hate to see me and tried once mom and said i think its time is over and just look at these pictures when the people you are visiting is candace and i mean it's simply that this is and a banana and the eating of russia tries to make and he won't com

important since am not gonna sun reported the newest an assault on a government building in the southern city of kandahar or three attackers died during a fierce gunbattle with security forces ap crude slid open the same. the three men descended on me for my intelligence headquarters in central ca and on wednesday the time and that the media by the grace of god and our enemy's plans were foiled by allah the false sense of some of the sea of mud. i need the space self the time the punishments of the national security forces guarding this again failed to hold back the finance of the citizens of growing increasingly un session about security in the country as international combat treats protect two was told by the end of this yet. i will wrap up i'll put it in time i check the attacks that will impact all. christensen crimea will vote on sunday in a referendum on whether to become part of russia lawmakers in the economist ukrainian regions said if voters approve crimea will become an independent republic. members of the regional parliament agreed on the motion behind closed doors the speaker of

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. >> you are close to a lot of southern cities. >> i said white trash. >> there is white trash in rhode island where i am from. >> by the way, west palm may 29th through the 31st. >> we can do the party. >> why are we seeing this trend? you are an entertainment reporter. >> so is there a question here? >> i think the article makes a a point that is interesting. it is a way of looking at the red states and maybe this is how hollywood looks at the red states. it is spreading this idea that everyone from middle america is an idiot and dirty and -- >> my exception is i justified there is one or two stupid southerners. everybody there is a different -- has a different iq. i don't see it as a stereo type, andy, but maybe i'm wrong. >> i think maybe you are not. >> excellent. >> but maybe you are. >> could i be right? >> you also might be right. but at the same time wrong. >> and crazy. >> what this is is safe. if the bad guys are white no one will complain. and i don't blame the writers for this. i believe it is an artist's job above all to make sure he or she is not offending anyone or any p

. >> china's state media reports 27 are dead after mass stabbings at a strap station in the southern city. a group of men armed with knives burst into the train station and began to stab people. several of the attackers were killed at the scene. >>> egypt has a new government. ith sixth since the 2011 revomit. the interim prime minister removed ministers belonging to political parties formed since the uprising. abdul fatah al-sisi is defence minister, a new government likely to be formed after elections. >>> and still ahead - continuing coverage of the crisis in ukraine, and venezuelan community in miami showing support for protesters in the home country, and the nation's political unrest. >> inside el chapo's lair, the escape routs used to elewd authorities for decades. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at the top stories this half hour - ukraine's army is on high alert as parliament apros the request for the use of force in ukraine. the southern region of crimea has scheduled the referendum on increasing the referendum for days. it met to discuss the next steps. the

that is something that was echoed during a press conference in the southern city where ousted ukrainian president viktor yanukovych had this to say: >> i repeat it again, i am a legitimately elected president of ukraine. >> russia has also put out a press release from the foreign ministry saying they have mobilized some of their units in crimea but that is perfectly legitimate under the agreement signed between russia and ukraine. russia is able to mobilize its force to secure the peninsula and keep that important naval base safe. >> phil ittner reporting from moscow. all this as the new government moving forward. nick schifrin in kiev, what's the response there? >> well, john, there has been a lot of rhetoric and a lot of parliamentary resolutions but no action. this government is about 40 hours old and it has huge problems, huge concerns across the country, political unity, the country's only about three months away from economic default and yet they have had to focus almost entirely on the security crisis in the crimea. this morning we saw the interior minister take to facebook and c

it happened in a southern city kunming. 33 were killed, and 130 others were hurt.ning to the viewers, this piece contains graphic material. >> as police look for anyone connected with the attack people in china have been coming to terms with the scale and horror of the assault. according to eyewitnesss the gang started attacking passengers at random with knives, sending crowds fleeing. thousands of internet users expressed outrage on social media and uploading images of security in the aftermath of the attack. the authorities promised a swift response with the country's president ping saying those responsible will be brought to justice. the attack comes at a sensitive time, in a run-up to the national people's congress gathering in budget. the authorities have been quick to control information about the attack, restriking reporting of the event to the official version issued by the state-run newsagency. >> well, it's already sunday morning in thailand. parts of the country are holding re-run elections. voting was instructed. for weeks they've been trying to push ou

police in the southern city of hela say 50 cars were set on fire. people were trapped inside. more than 160 people are being treated for injuries. >> on saturday four died from a car bomb blast. it's unclear who is behind the blood shed >> more than a dozen greek orthodox nuns held by rebel forces have been released. developments on why they were released >> and major leaguers - how a baseball player is keeping in touch with family as his home spirals out of control. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories. no sign of a missing malaysian jetliner that disappeared sat day. the vietnamese navy may have spotted debris. two passengers boarded the flight on stolen passports. interpol calls it a grave concern and they are searching for the identity of those passengers. >> layers of different faith groups came together at the kuala lumpur airport to offer prayers and solace. 239 were on board the missing plane. tensions are escalating on the plane in crimea. pro-russian troops attacked activists. they control the area. >> russia says a referendum on ukraine's

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russian troops have seized key installations in the southern city of crimea. hundreds of thousands of troops have been sent to the ukrainian border. the head of the navy was charged with treason, after he defected supporting russia. secretary of state john kerry will travel to kiev on tuesday. russia could be kicked out of the g8. >> kilmeny duchardt caught up with some people at the russian consulate. >> over 100 people marched more than 2 miles from the new york times square to protest what they call on act of aggression on the part of putin. ukrainian russian's tensions come to a boil. many of the demonstrators are worried about their family back home. >> the family in ukraine describes the russian soldiers in the ukrainian territory. i don't feel safe for them because it's not - the russians should not interfere with ukraine. >> at the consulate and through the streets of new york city the protesters are chanting, "crimea is ukraine", they want the russian forces to deploy back to their base. >>> let's look at how the armies of ukraine and russia backs up.

were killedpeople in iraq on sunday when a suicide bomber hit a checkpoint in the southern city of hilla. people were0 wounded. the attack engulfed several dozen cars into flames, trapping motorists inside. violence continues to rage in iraq this year after more than 8000 deaths in 2013. both candidates have claimed victory in el salvador's presidential election after preliminary count showed the vote is too close to call. the race pitted the governing parties ceren salvador sÁnchez ceren against norman quijano. ceren was running to replace marking the first time an fmln candidate seceded another after decades of right-wing government. sÁnchez ceren was seen as the favorite coming in but the latest result of show him ahead unless then 1%. more on the elections later in the broadcast. under report on the syrian conflict warns children are among the most severely impacted by the virtual collapse of the country's health system. according to save the children, several thousand syrian kids have died because of a drastic healthon in access to services, losing their lives to diseases and condit

. >> about 2,000 residents are without power in sarl southern california. city officials will have to come inside and do an inspection before the house is declared safe for the residents to return. >> the obama administration is on the diplomatic offensive, trike to get russia to -- trying to get russia to pull back troops from the ukrainian border. there's concern that russia could be eyeing more territory. many in the former ukrainian province are celebrating a new nationality and crowds gathered on saturday to observe the changing of the clocks, putting crimea on moscow time. secretary of state john kerry will meet his counterpart sergei lavrov today. they'll try to work out diplomatic issues in the wake of annexation. the interim government is preparing for presidential elections in may. nominations were handed out an set. tms , and petro porashenko appear to be the -- yulia tymoschenko and petro porashenko appear to be the front runners. >> an interesting development in ukraine's presidential election process. the vitaly klitschko, the former heavyweight bo

those in the southern city of corn a one hundred and sixty two people are reported injured in that attack which witnesses say was carried out by a group of people dressed in black brandishing knives then went on to stop people indiscriminately. what is new one on who's responsible this region of china has no history of violent attacks and to the mission remains on it another developing story we're following here pls find just the two palms all reports have exploited the marketplace in northeastern nigeria. i was in the city of mine to glory while many people off into the kills in this that both plates off the ball curled around extremist network is called a car bombing was the calls them at least one of those thoughts will bring the monty tells us to speak to them. despite a cease fire agreement signed with government forces just over a month ago rebel forces that ensued on the vowing to continue their offensive ruffles like a team has just returned from the city of malek aisle which was the re taken by rebels last week it has not changed hands three times since the conflict began in mid

least a forty five people being killed in schools more engine in the southern iraqi city of handout. sultry suicide bomber drove a minibus packed with explosives through checkpoints on the group a civil claim responsibility for the attack but an exclusive interview with is titled iraqi prime minister accused saudi arabia and cuts costs of backing minutes and creeps in his country rushing to find survive as a ten point was still on fire when audiences are right medical sources say at least a hundred people were wounded in the attack and largely shiite neighborhoods south of baghdad. but both of them lost its crown that you're going to be out of touch points. many in sunscreens on placement. with that. a suicide bomb and that's good deal of the minibus destroying any by security building and sickened dozens of cars on fire. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the pianist play comes just a day after iraqi prime minister being picked on and sell the arabia to feuding debilitating his country. in an exclusive interview with cause i kept the premier said the two units in the gulf

our team that traveled to the southern city were construction workers are racing against the clock welcomed the possibility that is newly renovated they are a real estate capacity more than fifty thousand ha of the promise will make twenty fourteen world cup to be. from a can of the dizzy heights to the pitch but oh the pressure is on the fight to get the job done. in the summer to see our interests are making the finishing touches in some areas that have to be trained and in the changing rooms one thing's for sure. when we handed the keys to pay for the stadium will conform supported the organization standards for holding matches with no cause for concern one of the bentley about me if the stadium is too loose with the same compensate for its surroundings. this was the scene when we managed to film secretly on the stand finishing these areas in time for the tournament hopes i might be a huge shed by neighbors. it was a ninety percent chance we would finish on time. he'd already decided that it's missing and then does another patch hair that should go around the stadium. football's governin

hundred people have rallied in the southern russian city across the pond on one marks for it to support the russian speaking population in twenty am and in other regions of ukraine demonstrators were holding russian flags and slogans urging support for crimea. among the demonstrators were volunteer with just come back from ukraine where they want to offer support. the kremlin meanwhile delivered a robust defence of russia back to the crimea same brush with youth sports in ukraine only as a last resort. most educated russians have come out against russian president but the report the decision to axe the crimean peninsula president would ever put in a given a theatrical hour long press coverage of the scalp and a cute the united states and european union of the beast instigating if not carrying out the fremont protecting key at that altitude wanted former president victory on a private in another development ukraine's be the flagship forget after the prosperous trade on tuesday having arrived in turkish territorial waters earlier in the day of enhancements like a is headed back to its hom

each municipal government develop a specialized industry like film and video industry for the southern port city of tucson and cultural content industry for the southwestern city of pungent. to foster cities with the specialized industry government pulled the speculations and provide tax benefits. the government added that it will provide support for business projects that were voluntarily proposed by fifty six regional blocs to develop new growth engines. among measures aimed at helping turning roll areas into economically vibrant spots is the lifting of development restrictions enforced in salads. that will allow the construction of commercial facilities and the so called green belt area as the only exception for such areas has been home construction. now the government expects the measures to boost investment in the regional economies by around fourteen trillion won or roughly thirteen billion us dollars it sets no effort will be spared to promote corporate investment which is the key to revitalizing the regional economy. the government emphasizes that while the central government has unilate

the news several hundred people have rallied in the southern russian city across the pond on one marks for it to support the russian speaking population in twenty am and in other regions of ukraine demonstrators were holding russian flags and slogans urging support for crimea. among the demonstrators were volunteer with just come back from ukraine where they want to offer support. the kremlin meanwhile delivered a robust defence of russia back to the crimea same brush with youth sports in ukraine only as a last res

of hours, a group of unarmed protesters stormed the headquarters of the ukrainian navy and the southern cityat is where the russian blackfeet -- black fleet is located. they have poisoned a flag and the message to the ukrainian troops is, you must leave or defect to crimea. it is about to become part of russia. now, the situation is peaceful and they do not have arms. .his is a volatile situation we saw clashes and we had one ukrainian servicemen killed. we have servicemen standing their ground. the minister of the ukraine said these men are not going to leave. crimea has declared independence and what are they going to do? --l they be fished out pushed out? and to get bloody very quickly. >> one thing to keep in mind is that the defense minister said that a truce had been reached with russian forces that would expire on friday. we have protesters now and militiamen moving around. we could see you russian forces involved in action in crimea on friday. >> thank you so much for the latest there on the ukraine crisis. we are turning over to retail. profit growth is at the slowest in years. our

although washington early on tuesday for deploying its nuclear powered submarine to south korea's southern port city of poutine. as part of the joint military drills north korea's main internet based propaganda website which means if he called the man with a profit each in for a nuclear war against a communist country. you can even use. as south korea readies itself for a possible re unification of the korean peninsula. it is looking to germany for lessons on three a divided nation together for long so he sat down with the german economist karl heinz day for his view on which tax tolls to take the many comments from heinz tuckey who he's an expert on german unification said. if it weren't for me and a clear economic perspective his team preparing for the reunification of the korean peninsula. to do so with the city of twenty million. the whole metropolitan area for two million people. rising economy. so what's the border is open. north koreans poopy the move will come in great numbers. a man entered the league identities on tuesday. he said the korea us must begin by forming a currency union and tra

told me that this time near the base introduced to the swiss canton based hang on to russia's southern russian city they live close to think about themselves and thus his fiance is slipping in western ukraine. two clues on who all the time when excuse to be for him. he phones ringing. just for the silver rings defence ministry has avoided the ukrainian ministry forces to withdraw from crimea. as many two bases like this when the ukrainian soldiers have paid speeches to the crimea no fun to tease him in ten have said they welcome to go home if they so wish. very few had he get the call with customers. i was pleased. i still feel the need. but the worst was that we don't want the thoughts in our head about what happened to them i'm afraid that my son will come back to old. the crt some truffle honey and the first time in american history non whites who make up half or more at the next generation of cream to a new study by the pew research center. poverty and generation x generation y and the current millennial this next one doesn't yet how many researchers say they've already charted out some of its

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the ousted president viktor yanukovych is expected to speak tomorrow in the southern russian city. it will be his first public statement in more than a week. not all ethnic regions want to leave ukraine. >> the military buildup pushes on. law and order has broken down. road blocks are everywhere to prevent the illegal revolution coming here. at times they're friendly enough. today we're told to film from a far. and then they want us out. it feels tense as one comes over to assert his authority. go now, he commands. >> we have just been ordered to drive away from the check points. you can see there's a very jumpy atmosphere back there. it's another sign kiev simply lost control of crimea. they say protecting the interest of the russian popular here. >> it's a situation that he and his family want to leave behind. after some last minute packing they're moving today from crimea to kiev to escape the dangers here. they are ethnic russians from sevastopol but fear what they say. >> what is happening here is occupation. it shouldn't be in such a way. >> do you think they are under threat

that was echoed by the ousted ukrainian president who held a press conference in the southern city in and he took the opportunity to blame the west for the crisis. >> the upheavals, the consequences of this political crisis is the result of the irresponsible policy of the west, which was in citing maydan, but ukraine is a strong country, and we will definitely get out of it. >> now, russia repeatedly said we don't intend to interfere in domestic politics in ukraine, but said neither should the west. however, today, we have heard from the creme lip, and from the -- kremlin and the foreign military saying they will not ignore a crying for hep. >> thank you phil ittner, joining us live from moscow. into -- >> joining us again is a professor at fordham university, specialising in eastern europe and the former soviet union. are tensions so high that anything can set off the actions on the border. >> certainly. i think that the russian troops are waiting for a strong response from the ukrainian government. they do not want to be blamed for starting violence. and, yes, there is a high danger

. >> reporter: not far from crimea, hundreds gathered in the southern port city of odessa, demanding unity with moscow. ukranian riot police, loyal to kiev, look on as the banners of the old soviet union fly high. one protester who gave his name as r 2 told me he was furious with the revolution in kiev and wanted russia to take control just like in crimea. >> translator: we're all standing here for russia, he told me through the slit in his mask. none of us wants to be part of the european union. >> there have been a lot of voices this week framing this crisis as vladimir putin wanting to restore russia to its former imperial glory. steven coen does not agree. he's a professor emeritus at -- he says putin did not create the ukranian crisis it was imposed on him. he is joined by jill dougherty. why do you believe this was imposed on vladimir putin? >> he looked at what was happening in ukraine beginning in november, he looked at what was happening in kiev and saw nato coming at him again. why he saw that we need to roll back to the 1990s. it's been american policy, the policy of the d

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these are pictures from what was meant to be a peaceful motor running in this southern equine city it was about all here the convoy of cars was heading for an anti-government demo in a nearby town when they came and at times by what they say was a gang of national it was spoke to one of the activists who experienced the rage of mind on first hand. when the mortar rally was about to leave it became clear that an ambush was being organized by the my dying crim. by one of the members of the so-called anti-fascist organisation vadim. he was warned by the traffic police that there could be an ambush in the center of the town and a little target of route was suggested but he still led the call into the center where it's easy to fall into the camp near the railway station the told were stopped by the my done bandits who started beating people taking their property smashing cars the police which are supposed to sort out the situation are not going about their job with any enthusiasm and although the attackers didn't hide their faces no one has been arrested so far. and crimea comes in many go

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but also in towns and cities all along this southern and eastern area of ukraine, where the majorityssians and where they speak russian as their primary language. speak to any of these people and they'll say they believe the new authorities in ukraine in particular are discriminating against them discriminating against the use of the russian language even sending what they call fascists to this area to attack the russian-speaking population. now, we've seen no evidence of that but that's certainly the rhetoric that's being talked about here in this square outside this main government administrative building in odessa. take a look at some of the people around me. many of them -- you can see them right now, but many of them are wearing masks. there's a sort of gang of young men chanting anti -- chanting pro-russian slogans. poster there showing a picture of some of the leaders of the interim administration including the interim prime minister there on the left of the screen. vitaly klitschko there, as well i can see a number of people who are now basically in charge in kiev. these peop

. >> about 2,000 residents were without power in southern california. the citynspectors have to come inside of the homes and do a full inspection before they can declare it safe for the residents to return. >> damaging thunderstorms rolled across florida today and the winds reaching 49 miles per hour. lightning strikes and downed trees and tornado warnen ings for tampa and orlando. >> yes, that was in the panhandle. now we are looking at more funnel clouds and tornado warnings. one just popped up in northern california. north central glen county has a tornado warning and this particular storm is tracking quickly up to the north and northeast and mixing with the snow in the higher elevations. another spot that we have a tornado warning is in north carolina and this area is watching the storms rolling through and the rotation to it and hail and strong winds reported with the showers. that is causing flash flooding quickly. we have been watching storms roll through florida for much of the day before it started to track up to north carolina and we have severe thunde

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