within the crowd of supporters, we found some instant ukrainians dreaming of rebuilding the soviet union. ukraine and russia. ukraine by itself, just a little finger. >> reporter: it was all further evidence that kiev is struggling to control the rebellious east. as a number of people actively supporting the uprising is still quite small. >> just a brief time ago, i spoke to daniel. i asked him in the situation was clearly prorussian. daniel as pro russian as it was when you were -- >> it isn't. i think it was fairly obvious it was a very significant chunk of the population. we felt what they wanted to do was join russia. here it's much more complicated than that. opinion poll suggest that people here actively want to join russia is not that high. the number of people seen actively taking part in these demonstrations isn't that many. it's just a few hundred in each the towns. there is a big passive population out there. nobody quite knows what it is that they want. they don't engage in the process, the risk who are being active, the prorussia activist are going to win the argument. >> russia deni

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president if he cares about not only the fate of ukraine but the other republics of the former soviet union. ukraine is the big prize for europe, united states and europe. if putin prevails here, the outcome of the other countries including the baltics despite the fact they are nato members is clear. it is what putin, he knows what he is playing for here. >> as you mentioned a moment ago. steps being considered are pin pricks and a lot of nato allies said no nato or military action unless a nato country is attacked. but the bottom line, what do we do if the other steps are pin pricks and american people are wondering what we should do. >> denying russian business and financial institutions access to western financial markets? >> militarily there is nothing to do in the moment to prevent putin from prevailing in eastern and southern ukraine. if you don't care about changing border ares on the continent of europe, as the president said, there will not be more sanctions. and if you care about it, they have to be real. you have to take sdoesive steps and act like the leader of the free world and that me

ukraine. exactly sixty years ago according to the guardian the soviet union actually tried to join nato to create an allied air of peace and a post world war two world and what answer did they get nato said the offer was unrealistic and not worth discussing one year later the warsaw pact was born and the cold war started decades later nothing has changed nato continues to expand despite breaking agreements not to expand which surrounds russia and china with bases all offers from russia to jointly run the missile shield that nato is setting up in europe are totally ignored hillary clinton may have given russia a nice reset button but the state department that she used to head continues to funnel a lot of money for democracy development and regime change into the former soviet union ukraine got five billion alone as revealed by assistant secretary of state nuland in her own speech these sorts of things have pushed russia to form the shanghai cooperation organization with china which is basically warsaw pact around to yet history is repeating itself but don't let the mainstream media hype about russ

the former soviet union and so what is happening now in ukraine it's exacerbation of the faulty. decision by the united states government at the end of the cold war ok let me go back to richard here in washington is it really all i mean from the russian perspective it has a lot to do with nato expansion and i just mention you know azerbaijan we have georgia also insisted just an attack an estate policy i mean it does sound like look like containment in a different form. well i would agree with the former proposition and the nato enlargement membership the largeness on the russians have been uncomfortable with. throughout and it intensifies the closer this gets to russia so you know i imagine if nato decided to let in macedonia. the russians would would object but not very strongly if they decided to try and get georgian you see a different stance it's not really containment i mean there's no sense russia is going to expand its territory as a general rule further by seeking to you know and next neighboring territories or takeover of neighboring governments the way we fear during t

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time celebrating the high culture particularly in the soviet period. >> when the soviet union came apart in the '90s ukrainentry. by then the ties between the ukrainians and russians had onlien doened. in the soviet period lots of people studied in moscow and then were sent to other republics and they met spouses there and put down roots and this was a common way for russians and ukrainians given the similarities in the language to intermarry and to have lets of familial ties. >> many russians and ukrainians share a faith in orthodox christianity. many read each other's literature as well. in fact, a 2001 census showed russian was a native lauage for a majority of people in crimea, luhansk and donetsk where utsch in of the violence is occurring. despite the references throughout ukraine's independence, there has been strive between ukrainians and russians. >> you have to bear in mind that for all of the cleavages between east and west in ukraine, for 23 years, ukraine managed to govern itself not very well with lots of corruption and very poor, economic performance, but without violence, without separatist

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part of a general strategy to re-establish russian hegemony within the states of the former soviet union. the ukraine is the biggest prize. largest place. most economically in terms of potential. and a large number of cultural, linguistically, religiously pro-russian elements. if putin can get his way in the ukraine, and he's well on the way to doing that, i think it is very difficult to see how the rest can resist. and that brings directly into play the baltic republics, estonia, latvia, and lithuania that are nato members. putin sees weakness in the west response nuke rein, the baltics are very worried about what happens if he comes after them. >> we'll have to see what happens with that meeting tomorrow. john bolton, thank you. >> thank you. >>> well, back to our top story now. we just heard about those e-mails from lois lerner to her bosses at the irs and the department of justice. looking into criminal charges now. possible criminal charges into people she believed had actually lied about their political activity on their tax-exempt filings. so what dheez e-mails mean in the investigation into w

and eastern ukraine, most people speak russian, and call moscow the mother land. when the soviet union broke up, ukraine went west. by 2009, nine more countries. nato on russia's doorstep unnerved mow moscow and russian president vladimir putin wants it to stop. >> russian sees ukraine as an area of its national security interest and president putin has warned time and time and time again that this is line not to be crossed. >> those russian troops on the border and the pro-russian troops inside ukraine, hopes it will change and be more likely to accept russian demands. >> there has to be an inclusive process that would involve constitutional reform, federalization, giving autonomy to the regions with the majority of russian speaking population. >> reporter: why is the u.s. so worried? this dangerous brinksmanship threatens a return to the cold war. under the cold war, countries redrew borders with force. that would give license to tactics that were supposed to end with the end of the cold war. >> if this kind of thing becomes the norm again we're in a world in which the number of majo

soviet union. russia and ukraine recognized each other's borders. for history in the past, we have to realize what territory belongs to a country. it is very worrying. >> thank you very much for taking the time. we will have to speak again next week to see if these people actually give up their weapons and leave the buildings. >> hopefully. that would be a very good step. right, live in geneva, thank you so much. with more on the talks in geneva and the next steps in the ukrainian crisis, i am joined by julianna goldman. she will travel to ukraine with vice president biden next week. , has the white house had any reaction to today's developments? >> i just heard from an administration official who thought that the geneva talks went marginally better than expected but we are really in a weight-and-c mode right now. but how long should we expected take? a matter of days is what they are saying. the administration is somewhat notmistic but they are going into the stocks with high expectations. it will be a matter of days before they know whether or not

soviet states in a modern russia? is that their intention? they did it in crimea. might they have the same intention in yeern ukraine? >> i don't know if they want to recreate the soviet unionant a sphere of influence. they want to have ukraine in their orbit as a satellite, probably restoring ukraine to russia as was the case of soviet union is too much of a burden for russia to carry and i suspect they don't want the financial responsibility of rebuilding ukraine. but having ukraine in the orbit as a satellite is a country that looks over its shoulder before it makes major foreign or domestic policy decisions is part of the goal. >> interesting. disrupt it just enough to have the influence there. i want to ask you about the u.s. reaction. "the new york times" story today talking about the obama administration's intention in effect a new containment for russia making russia a pariah state and the obama administration given up on making russia a partner and moving forward with the intention of containing it. do you think that's the right way forward? >> well, i think it is really perhaps the only way forward for us to proceed at this point because the breakdown in the relat

union. that would include at a minimum all the former soviet states. ukraine is an essential element. thout ukraine the eurasian union does not make strategic or economic sense. so the goal is ukraine. it is notrt term ukraine in the eurasian union, but at a minimum i ukraine that is not hostile to russia. >> given what he has said, to people in washington missed that? >> i think people in washington have not paid enough attention to what putin has said over the past several months about what his intentions are and what the red lines for him are. they focused, and we got carried away with the euphoria of the moment, of the protest in maidan. it was a spectacular event, and was people power to some what theut we lost russians were up to, how the russians were going to react to this, and we did not do sufficient contingency planning. that is, figure out what the other options were. plan a did not work, what plan b and plan c do they have? >> rank you for joining us. we endure, we overcome, and we own the finish line. the words of vice president joe biden today as he addressed boston on t

we have the soviet union covering the ukraine, africa, the middle east. everything seemed to be turning up roses and apartheid was ending. and, there was a sense of openness. that global communication would matter more and a sense that we can be free. what we have learned is a couple of things. establishing political order is more important than being free. it is easy to be free. establishing just order and just authority is where the extremists fail. it is where the middle east failed. >> is this about passover? >> i wrote a column about exodus. we go to the movies and it is, "we're free." that is the movie version. john adams,nders, benjamin frank ling, thomas franklin,-- benjamin thomas jefferson. off in the people wilderness and imposed law on them. that is what they did with the constitution. in 1776.ad liberation writing the constitution was an act of genius. >> the capacity to impose just authority. not -- >> we don't know how. put enough emphasis on imposing law and order on places. i have examples. i was in the soviet union as it collapsed. we se

ukraine's acting prime minister. our study of the new has voiced its concern over the kremlin intentions to resurrect the former soviet union at the expense of ukraine. boone had agreed to restore his own unit. and. every game and god knows where he wants the nation. for his speech the state of utah for the fourth century. you can call at all so cute. i was eager to be the daughter of these entries will be horrible to fall into russian soldiers in beating ukraine right knee in late february and then at the peninsula after a sham referendum weeks later the russian president by gamer putin has denied directing pro russian separatist who had captured government buildings in eastern ukraine ukraine's state security agents he however said that as directed at least ten members of the russian state intelligence directorate in the region and prevented more than ten thousand russians from entering the country to support the gym and again during the interview yet duke also said individuals behind anti semitic with flats distributed in the eastern city of the doubt earlier in the week will be held responsible for the provocation had t

soviet union. mr. president, on ukraine, is vladimir putin provoke a civil war there and will you and western leaders let him get away with that? >> i think what is absolutely clear is not only have russians gone into crimea and annexed it in illegal fashion, violating the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, but what they've also done is supported, at minimum, non-state militias in southern and eastern ukraine, and we've seen some of the activity that's been taking place there. >> reporter: there's going to be a meeting tomorrow between the russians and ukrainians and the united states and european union. expectations could hardly be lower for the outcome. are you prepared to say there president right here and now if that meeting fails the there will be new and harsh sanctions on the russian economy? >> what i have said consistently is each time russia takes these kinds of steps designed to destabilize ukraine and violate their sovereignty that there are going to be consequences, and what you've already seen is the russian economy weaker, capital fleeing out of russia. mr. putin's decisions

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this region are russian speaking and many of them look back with nostalgia to when ukraine was part of the soviet union. many of those people want closer ties with moscow, but others are to support ukraine's western- backed government and would be angry if russia invaded. >> reporter: thank you, holly. sherpas who guide climbers up mt. everest are threatening a boycott today after at least 13 sherpas died in an avalanche last week. they're demanding more money for the families of those killed. buddhist monks prayed at a funeral today. hundreds lined the street as bodies were taken for cremation. a stowaway survived in the wheel well of a jetliner flying from california to hawaii, and the president turns storyteller and chief when the cbs evening news continues. storyteller and chief when the western edition of the cbs news continues. >> pelley: the question we were asking in the news room today was: how exactly could a teenage stowaway survive in the wheel well of a jetliner for five and a half hours from san jose, california, all the way to maui? that's what police say happened over the weekend and we

continues to funnel a lot of money for democracy development and regime change into the former soviet union ukraine got five billion alone as revealed by assistant secretary of state knew and in her own speech these sorts of things have pushed russia to form the shanghai cooperation organization with china which is basically warsaw pact ground to yeah history is repeating itself but don't let the mainstream media hype about russian aggression or unwillingness to cooperate for you history shows who the aggressive uncooperative one really is but that's just my opinion. the united states is in complete confusion about what it wants in the middle east anymore our main relationships are with israel and saudi arabia both powers have wanted military leadership in egypt and that's been a driving force in this arab spring and america has fall in line with what the arab spring did this bringing to shelter the ambiguous and indeed hypocritical relationship between western governments and the arab world on america's still funding as the military and he said to be supporting the murderous on the. my time of all

continues to funnel lot of money for democracy development and regime change into the former soviet union ukraine got five billion alone as revealed by assistant secretary of state nuland in her own speech these sorts of things have pushed russia to form the shanghai cooperation organization with china which is basically warsaw pact to yeah history is repeating itself but don't let the mainstream media hype about russian aggression or unwillingness to cooperate for you history shows who the aggressive uncooperative one really is but that's just my opinion. be happy friday ya'll i'm abby martin and this is breaking in the set journalists often put themselves in the most dangerous of situations in order to tell important under-reported stories and tragically in order to expose atrocities sometimes journalists themselves become the victims of the stories they're working to tell unfortunately this is exactly what happened in afghanistan or multiple journalists have been killed as the country gears up for its elections last month afghan journalist sardar ahmed and his family were gunned down by the ta

continues to funnel lot of money for democracy development and regime change into the former soviet union ukraine got five billion alone as revealed by assistant secretary of state knew and in her own speech these sorts of things have pushed russia to form the shanghai cooperation organization with china which is basically warsaw pact round two yeah history is repeating itself but don't let the mainstream media hype about russian aggression or unwillingness to cooperate for you history shows who the aggressive uncooperative one really is but that's just my opinion. but. i know you know. my story with no one. i remember when i was born. my mother was. a member of the poison. in the village my village and. the kind of which i have for sure. to be born with it is in tanzania is friday. because. people think we do not die. people being. people are being. we are being isolated today because a wall was going to cause. people used to us with them which means. they get care yes yes. yes. moody sometimes i'm scared to go. still very scared didn't go to move. to blue is paralyzed with anxiety every time sh