the bbc's steve rosenberg reports from the village of michurino. where the villagers are worried about the military presence there. >> reporter: the village is a quiet, empty place. or rather it was until they pitched up. this is the 25th airborne division, one of ukraine's elite units, they arrived on sunday, set up camp and hunkered down on the edge of the village. they're here to defend their country, but they're not welcome. >> we're about 20 miles away from the border with russia. we found these ukrainian army units in a field. but the villagers who live nearby are angry. they say this puts them in danger and they've asked the troops to leave. after an emergency meeting of the villagers, the soldiers have been given their marching orders. their commander tells me he can understand why people are nervous, but the troops, he says, are only doing their duty, keeping the motherland safe. the local farmers don't agree with that. one of the officers said to us the russians have paid you, haven't they, to kick us out? sergei tells me, it's not true.

rosenberg and mr. randall, still there. >> they were listen so intently. >> have a great wmd. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- stephen colbert. keri russell. musical guest, broken bells.

rosenberg and mr. randall, still there. >> they were listen so intently. >> have a great wmd. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- stephen colbert. keri russell. musical guest, broken bells. and featuring the legendary roots crew. and now, here's your host jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about there. hot crowd. welcome -- welcome to "the tonight show" everybody. please. thank you so much for being here. thank you for watching. it's going to be a fun show tonight. thanks for that. here's what people are talking about. the conservative political action conference is still going on down in washington, d.c. and yesterday donald trump was giving a speech when he accidentally referred to former president jimmy carter, who's still very much alive, as the late great jimmy carter. [ laughter ] trump immediately apologized and said, "well, he wasn't that great." that's not what we're saying. [ laughter ] and in the same speech donald trump cl

out front richard quest, arthur rosenberg and steven wood and miles o'brien, our aviation analyst. let me start with you, stevehese images that we have and what they mean. we don't have the japanese ones yet, which could be very important. but we do have now french satellites, thai satellites, australian satellites. a lot of pictures. you've been looking at these images, what do you think? >> a couple things. i think we're getting closer. a lot of evidence that the story is coming closer the way i described it before. if you think of the series of concentric circles we now are tightening up this radius and getting closer. but we're still lacking that definitive evidence of being able to find the physical debris that we're looking for. i think that's one of those challenges that we are getting right now with satellite imagery. it's a piece of the story, but not the complete story. >> are you surprised? some of us say, gosh, so many hundreds of objects and modern technology and ships going through and why has no one been able to pick a piece up and say what it is. >> i love one of the stories and one of the tag