you refer to your tent city as, quote unquote, a concentration camp.o you believe these tough measures help rehabilitation and recidivism. >> first of guy the guy keeps repeating what he reads in some garbage newspaper. we don't charge the inmates. they should be paying us. i will be charging them for their food, but i don't give them money when they work on a chain gang or anything else. maybe other prisons do. number 2, it's not 120 degrees. it's 135 degrees in the summertime. and let me say this, our men and women are fighting for our count think. they are living in the tents. so what is wrong with convicted -- they are all convicted, doing their time in a tent? >> joe, i -- i -- sheriff joe, i think your jail was the only one ever investigated by amnesty because there were so many allegations of human rights complaints. how do you define inmate rights? what rights do those people have? >> first of all, i'm not the only one. they are investigating prisons all over the world. mine is like a country club compared to foreign countries, including mexico

the day when people are working and going about neighbor business and tent city at night. when the tent flaps go down is one of the things is they do is the male inmates make homemade sexual pleasure devices. >> today you asked what a fifi ask is i do not use them because i don't have that much time in here. >> we thought about it and figured it might be in bad taste to show you how one of these devices is made. but suffice it to say it takes only a few items and they are legally accessible by any inmate. >> what do you do with them when you find one? >> i don't touch it i find a new guy to touch it for me and throw it away. i have been here a while and i can designate it to someone else. i'm not touching it. it's disgusting. ♪ >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> what's going on, l.t.? >> an inmate known for deviant behavior prompts an emergency response. >> hey, come here and cuff up. come over here and cuff up. >> another inmate turns his fury on two officers. >> he blew up like a roman candle. he went off. >> i slammed him on to the wall.

the tent city moved from church to church until supporters formed a non-profit organization, raised $3 million from state, federal and private sources, and built this place on land donated by the county. construction cost her unit, about $19,000. ad in site preparation and the community building, the finished united states cost $88,000 each. >> this is perfect for me now. i'm very lucky. >> residents can use the kitchen and have their own refrigerator space. there are showers, secure lockers and mail service. there's a weekly meeting and dinner, attendance required. mamany of the residents have mental health issues or are fighting addiction. >> you can't go into a job high. you can't go in dirty. here we get the opportunity to clean ourselves up and go in and look presentable. >> with help from a full time program manager and part time social worker, the residents govern themselves. everybody here has passed a background check and has to do their share of chores. >> since the village opened in december, they have heard from homeless advocates and community leaders all over the country

what you read, and you know it is going to be bad, but the first time i was on syrian soil and in tent city were in a refugee camp along the syrian-turkish border, when you look around and you see these are your fellow syrian people and you are looking at how this happened, and i remember coming back from that trip. i was there for two weeks, and i was not just disturbed, but i came back depressed for a good month. you are so traumatized by what you see for the first time that it is just a lot to digest. >> a lot to wrap yourself around i would imagine. >> absolutely. >> what you do is really so much more than arts and crafts. talk about what the project gives to the kids of syria. >> well, in essence what we're trying to do is give them a sense of hope, a sense that they haven't been forgotten. i recruit a team from around the world. experts in their field, creatives in their field, and we go there and make sure these kids know we're here for you. we care about you. we are also there to inspire them to be better, and the program is a way to give positive memories. we're investing in creati

put in aggressive ukrainian measures to detain them, put them far anyway in the middle east in a tent city, far from the community. >> that would be worse than the cramped conditions where many life. the singaporean government for now keeps a watchful eye on little india. some feel dealing with the smallest issues instead of the bigger - improving the lives of migrant workers. >> our guest from the think tank area in sipping pore said government rehabilitation will not help. >> migrants fear the police. whether they'll be asked to stop and be banned from the area. transportation issive. they are applying in the dormitories. there is already a fear and knowledge that if they don't get paid, they get less pay and paid from where they come from. the pays are not the same. all this will continue, and in the present situation it is that they are defining south asians as being the colleagues. they are banning alcohol. >> although islam is the main religion in afghanistan and has been for centuries, it's home to people from other faiths. the last of the sikh community is suffering increased margi

and this story, israeli authorities have now forced hundreds of palestinian demonstrators from a tent city raid that happened last night. they say two dozen people were injured. israeli officials they say they gave the demonstrators ample warning to evacuate because of a rock-throwing incident earlier in the week. >> those tent cities have been set up. organizers say they're nonviolent protests against israeli settlements. >>> and this ship got into serious trouble on the high seas. want to show you what happened up next. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i w

the tent city moves from church to church, unsill supporters form the add nonprofit organization raised 3 million-dollars from state federal and private sources and built this place on land donated by the drown. construction costs per unit about $19,000. add in site preparation and the community building and the finishes units cost 88,000 the dollars each. >> this is perfect for me right now, i am very lucky. >> resident cans use the kitchen is they have their own refrigerator space. many have mental the health issues or like rebecca are fighting addiction. >> you can't go into a job high, you can't go into a job dirty. here, we get the opportunity to clean ourselves up a and look presentable. >> with help from a full time program manager the residents govern themselves. everybody here has pass add background check and has to do their share of chores. >> since the village opened they have heard from community leaders all over the country wondering if something similar could benefit their communities. but organizers here say they the never intended to design a model to address the broade

my concern is will they put in oppressive measures to detain them, put them far away, in little tent city and far away from civilisation and the community. it would be worse than the cramped conditions where many live. >> for now they keep a watchful eye. some feel it's simpler than dealing with the second issue - improving the lives of the migrant workers. >> singapore has 300,000 foreign workers. and indian nationals make up the biggest group. >> president obama will go to a summit. they'll discuss major economic and trade issues, including a trade pact which would expand the north american free trade agreement. also on the table, the controversial keystone pipeline sending oil from canada to the golf coast. canadian leaders are pushing for that. they'll touch on immigration, truck trafficking and border security. president obama is pushing to raise the minimum wage this year. a new report has mixed reviews on the effects. increasing the basic hourly pay from $7.25 to $10.10 would many a race for 15.5 workers. the report says it would raise 900,000 above the poverty level but could but

read and you know it is going to be bad, but the first time i was on the syrian ceremony and in a tent citynd a refugee cap camp, when you look around and you see these are your fellow syrian people and you are looking at how this happened, and i remember coming back from that trip, i was there for two weeks, and i wasn't disturbed but came back and trying, so much information going there for the first time. you are so traumatized what you are seeing for the first time, that it is a lot of to digest all of once. >> a lot to take in? >> absolutely. >> o you work with kids and what you are doing is so much more than arts and crafts and what is the project giving to the kids of syria? >> we are trying to give them a sense of hope and a sense they are not forgotten. i recruit a team from around the world, the experts in the fields and we go there and make sure that the kids know we are here for you, we care about you, and we are there to inspire them to be better and the program is a way to give positive memories. we are investing in creating positive memories for these kids who have been traum

ms a city more than 2,000 years old, to a new home, this one a tent city.jazerra. >> for those who are still trapped the u.n. says that aid agencies have sent enough food for 2500 people per month. >>> and protests in venezuela turning violent saturday, police using tear gas and water cannons on demonstrators who set fire to the streets of the capital caracas. the president is blaming the leftist elite for the unrest as well as the united states. secretary the state john kerry wearing in saying these actions have a chilling effect on citizens rights to express their grievgrievances peaceful. we call on the government to provide the political space necessary for meaningful dialogue with the ventur venezun people and to are he lease protesters. >> reporter: for a fourth day in the rowand at this government demonstrators took to the streets ignoring a ban by the government. the demonstrators faced off with police and the situation became tense after rocks were thrown by these demonstrators towards the police. now, the police retaliated by firing tear gas and r

a huge tent city has sprung up with the horse and donkey. the capital of central african republic the muslims feel a measure of safety with french and african peacekeepers close by visiting the un high commissioner for refugees said he was shocked by the entirety of christian ministers who've been slaughtering muslims the ups and then there will be reduced. it seemed interesting places and happiness. don't you just hate getting sick of students and it hasn't been some seven thousand french and african peacekeepers are in the country. toss with restoring order and the un and cakes. but so far bake sale to stop the unrest the visiting french defence minister said christian militia on of the main threat to peace. the baldy. this will be there to hating like bandits committing criminal acts. and so we should punish them and that we're here to apply the un security council resolution which includes the use of force is wonderful to see you in the meanwhile people continue to ride the refugee camps in and around the capital. tens of thousands more

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also tent city solution. one city is getting the homeless out of tents and into homes. but first, a look at the headlines. signs of support from around the world in a day of action for al jazeera journalists in egypt. they have been in prison for 61 days. russian news agencies say ukraine's ousted president will hold a news conference tomorrow. in a statement today, he said he asked russia to protect him from extremists in his country. ukranian parliament is moving ahead. law makers in kiev have appointed a new prime minister today. so that ukraine can receive foreign aid. the u.s. says it supports the new government in kiev and warnings russia not to interfere. mike has more on what the administration officials are say. john, the level of concern rhetoric and alarm over the last 24 to 48 hours in washington has been kicked up a notch taken to another level. the president, the secretary of state john kerry, their spokespeople have been saying all along for the last several days, this is not a cold war redo. they are trying to deemphasize the rivalry the geo political ri

will really start to pick up as a tent city and went towards the evening.nother round of showers coming through, we're getting some more action there's a cold front coming through. strong thunderstorms the wind is to be picking up just-in-time for the evening commute. with unusual about this storm is south they may get the brunt of the rain. 7:00 tonight were still looking at heavy rain. over nine hours it will start to taper off into more money we will still hold onto some lingering showers somewhat of a break before the next storm comes here is a look at the next door. wrong to wellcome by friday non-oil let a lot stronger and heavier rain. this means snow for the mountains so bring your chain. thunderstorms and made an some funnel clouds over the water. << speaking of snow up and taupo here is your skiing report there is no new snow in the last 24 hours. we're looking at more than a foot of snow and the high elevations by tomorrow afternoon. << they tryo letd speedsb words it would take them more than a mile to come through and anything they hear it is t

from homes, a city more than 2,000 years old, to a new home, this one a tent city. >> and tomorrow night we'll discuss foreign intervention and whether international efforts to end bosnia's war could help stop syria's violence. >> the u.s. army is forcing out more soldiers involved in crime, misconduct, drug and alcohol abuse. the number of soldiers kicked out for bad behaviour doubled since twooech. officers breaking the rules tripled. repeat tours in iraq and afghanistan put troops under pressure, and army recruiters shifted focus away. >> they fled their war-torn country. six decades later korean americans are trying to reunite with loved ones. >> i feel like i'm being punished because i left them behindment if i meet them again, i'll feel reborn. >> next, an al jazeera america special. the two koreas - divided families. >> once against new england hungers down for a massive snow storm. >> secretary of state john kerry is currently in asia. the u.s. has been devoting more resources to the region. kerry's first stop is south korea, a powerful ally. high on the agenda is north korea. it

this one a tent city. >> staying in syria, where rebel fighters are using tunnels to attack forces in aleppo. the rebels say that the tunnel here is 75 metres lopping and allows them to target a hotel. pro-government soldiers are staying. we cannot independently verify the video due to media restrictions in syria. tens of thousands remain in temporary shelter days after attacks. the eruption of mt kelud forced the evacuation of at least 10,000 people. we have this report from east java. >> the volcanic activity of mt kelud has gone down. major airports were closed for two days, disrupting travel of millions of passengers. more than 2,000 here in east java were affected by the eruption. >> authorities are facing a major clean-up operation with thick layers of volcanic ash covering cities and villages. traps transwe are here -- >> translation: we are here with 41 soldiers, our troops are trying to clean up the streets. volcanic ash is bad for health. >> more than 70,000 people are staying in evacuation centers. in the next few days it will be clear that the mountain has calmed down enou

from homs, a city more than 2,000 years old, to a new home, this one a tent city. >> tomorrow we'll discuss intervention in syria and whether the international effort to end bosnia's war will help in the syrian war. >> a new study shows the number of sold yours kicked out of the u.s. army doubled in the past six years. the associated press reports the number of discharged officers tripled. the officers were from misconduct, crime, drug and alcohol abuse. top army officers say soldiers serving repeat servings are under pressure. >> they fled their war-torn country, leaving family members behind. six decades later korean americans are trying to reunite with loved ones. >> i feel like i'm being punished because i left them behind. if i need them again, i will feel like i am reborn. >> still ahead - the two korea said, divided families. once again new england bears down for a massive snow storm. stay with us. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the

my concern now is they'll put in more oppressive measures to contain them, put them far away, a tent cityfar away from civilisation, from the community. >> that would be worse than cramped conditions where many life. the sink pore government keeps a watchful eye in little india. some feel addressing security is simpler than dealing with the bigger issue - improving the life of the migrant workers. >> syrian activists say government forces carried out air raids in the south. northern suburbs were targeted. there are reports of casualties. deraa is where anti-government protests began three years ago. >> islam is the main religion in afghanistan and has been for centuries, home to people of other faiths. the last of the sikh community is saying it suffered increased marginalisation. if the discrimination continue, they'll leave. this report from kabul. >> worshipping with colour, song and mystical practices. it's a rare sight. followers of religion other than islam practicing faith. in this sikh temple in kabul worshippers come together to car yoi on their rights. afghanistan is not an easy

from homs, a city more than 2,000 years old, to a new home, this one, a tent city. mariana nahon, al jazeera. >> a volcano eript erupted on -- erupted in a indonesian island. step vasson sends us this report. >> i'm here in east java, these are the worst affected. basically this is the third time the residents here have felt an eruption from mount valut. it sounded like a bomb exploded. stones like these fell on their roof, fell everywhere, and a thick layer is basically on every roof. what's happened, a lot of these houses have collapsed and they haven't seen that happening before during any of the previous eruptions. as you know, these people are old farmers, very much depending on their craps. this volcanic ash is everywhere, not a very healthy substance. what it does to the crops you can see right here. the banana trees, all the other trees are completely destroyed. so these farmers will have to start planting their crops all over again. people here are in the danger zone. some of these are here trying to feed animals, taking care of their houses, their belongin

that means more tent cities.ljazeera. >> back to london for more news out of europe, specifically lauren. thanks, david. the new prime minister to speak to the countries senate for the first time ahead of a mandatory vote of confidence for his brand new coalition government. he became italy's youngest prime minister on saturday. the former mayor is for political and legal reform. >> there's been a meteoric rise for him. political governor to mayor to prime minister all before his 40th birthday. we traveled to his home city of florence to get local opinion on him. >> antonio has worked as a barber for more than 60 years but recently lost his most famous client, the 39-year-old mayor of florence. he says that florence's loss is italy's gain. >> he is the best, he has the ideas, he is a doer and he has the energy to do things. he never stops. it's difficult to keep up with him. i wish him good luck. >> not everyone in florence is sad to see him go. >> if he manages italy as he managed florence, it won't end well. he

country for refugees and those coming from syria is only likely to keep rising and that means more tent citieseans i'm al jazeera. >> reporter: moscow court ordered 7 activists to serve jail time for attacking police in 2012 against vladimir pootin and one is leader here and demonstrators were heard shouting my dun, a reference to the square in kiev at the heart of antigovernment protests there and called for another demonstration near the kremlin on monday and it's 2 1/2 to 4 years. japan will lift an order around the fukushima plant and 300 people allowed to return to the homes in tamira city and 200 kilometers west of the plant and the exclusion zone was put in place to protect people from radiation and 100,000 people still remain displaced. dense smog is in beijing and china and it's orange level and that is the second highest and kindergartners closed classes and we will look at the weather and doesn't look pretty at all in beijing, any sign of letting up at all? >> it's looking gloomy at the moment but signs of improvement and by thursday we should see an improvement taking place across

the tent city moving from church to church until supporters formed a non profit organization, raisedmillion and built this place on land donated by the county. construction $19,000 per unit. add in site preparation and the community building and they cost $88,000. >> this is perfect for me. >> residents can use the kitchen and have their own refridge rater space. there are showers, lockers and mail service. there's a weekly meeting and attendance required. many residents have mental health issues or fighting addiction. >> you can't go into a job high or dirty. here we get the opportunity to clean ourselves up and go in. >> with help from a community services manager, everyone here passed a background check and has to do their share of shores. >> since the village opened in december, they have learnt from community leaders all over the country, wondering if something similar could benefit the community. organizers say they never intended to address the model. >> we started to house 30 people we knew, that we loved. >> it's amazing the compassion of some folks that made this happen. >>

from hommes, a city, more than 2,000 years old to a new home, this one, a tent city. mariana hahn, al jazeera. >> foreign enter convention in syria and whether or not international efforts to end bo bosn bosnia's war hold answer to see stopping syria's violence. tomorrow, 8:30 eastern, 5:30 pacific. demonstrators are fighting in bahrain marking the third anniversary of the arab spring uprising. tear gas filled the streets of several shiia villages. people have been rallying against the ruling sunni family. they want democratic reforms. earlier, al jazeera spoke to one of those protest leaders? >> what's happened today resembles a clear indicator that the people of bahrain would remain persistent to see the democratic transformation happen. it was very peaceful in its nature. there was no violence associated whatsoever with the demonstration. a government spokesperson decides there is sectarian division in that country. they are one people in bahrain. those groups were given four opportunities for dialogue, to sit at the negotiating table to reach an agreement. it is i

you see some of the tent city there is that propped up from the protesters camped there for three months. we should note it's too early to assume this resolution reached will end the violence. is there have been two truces. neither of them prevented the deadly violence we have seen over the past week. >> thank you. >> today, farmers could find out how much water they get from the federal government. last year some warmers got 20% of what is considered normal from the feds and many expect much less this year. governor brown declared california's drought emergency last year and officials have promised millions in help. but they have not said how much water they will allow to be released into canals and reservoirs. >> and christina loren, i remember you saying yesterday snow like maybe 50% of what we need. which is good news >> by next week. >> the other good news is i'm going to stop that clock on sunday to reach that 50% mark. we still have more rain and snow on the way for monday into tuesday. however, i do have to say that with caution. as you know, february is the wettest month across

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the homeless men and women moved from a tent city to new houses in a development of tiny cottages builton by the "new york times" could be a new solution to an old problem that has plagued this country. joining me now, jill severyn, board member of the nonprofit, and john watty, a resident. thank you both for being here. john, let me start with you. tell us, what were the circumstances that led you to end up living in the village in the first place. >> well, initially, i lost my job i'd had for a little over a year, and the place just closed down. and then my unemployment got cut off. and that's pretty much it. it's provided me a very stable environment to deal with these problems. >> you said it's provided a stable environment. but how would you describe, i guess, the difference between how life was before you were able to move into the village and we're going to talk some more about these tiny homes if you will, but i guess how have things kind of changed for you? you said it provides a stable place. but how is life different? >> well, i would like to -- you know, you said homes. and

it's kind of like if you took times square in new york city and built a small village made out of tents inside of it and barricaded off all the streets to the square. and it's been like that apparently for two months. but i've never seen anything like it. there's people walking around in makeshift military uniforms, everyone's carrying a club. it's a pretty bizarre environment. >> did you get very close to the violence? i mean these pictures look like you're right in the middle of it. >> well, i got-i got to kiev on the 22nd which is the day that two of the protestors were shot by the police. and that day i didn't go up to the front lines. i was only in the square and the

from homs, a city more than 2,000 years old, to a new home, this one a tent city. >> those who escaped ohms are not necessarily -- homs are not necessarily out of harm's way. many of the men are held for questioning by government officials, and fear they may be imprisoned, tortured or mixed >> afghans are marking 25 years sips soviet forces withdrew from their country. the taliban is using the occasion to call on the afghan people to rid the country of u.s. and nato troops. in a statement a taliban spokesman stated: the obama administration changes its exit strategy, and the white house is waiting until hamid karzai leaves office. joining us now to discuss u.s. foreign policy is douglas oliphant, a senior security fellow at the new american noungs and joins us from -- foundation, and joins us from washington d.c. the big questioning is whether the americans meet the same fate as those that pulled out of afghanistan this weekend. >> no, the united states is not rawing in the same manner because our county is not coppalsing -- alappsing as the -- collapsing as the soviet union did. >> u.

tent city, guys, that's where the fun happens at night and during the day.going to find him to see how he's doing this morning. i think he may regret a little bit of his choices. >> rick helped him with 20 of them. that's why. thanks, rick. >> thanks, rick. >>> coming up, ukraine spiraling out of control. and the president says there will be consequences. but remember his redline? whatever happened there. can anyone take him seriously anymore? chris wallace is here, next. >>> and check out this video, a sub shows up to school so drunk she couldn't stand up straight. she didn't bother denying the drinking, either. ♪ the end. lovely read susan. may i read something? yes, please. of course. a rich, never bitter taste cup after cup. 340 grams. [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] always rich, never bitter. gevalia. never bitter. youand you're talking toere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira help

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the city of dublin still has no time did they do around seventy percent of households across the line that's a nice living in tents while they'll play for authorities to build ten three homes. southerly during the housing project because people complained that finished units but too small a city panel on top of my ironman is a nice home and stayed at the cuff on a bus to seep inside to get it the sea bass i manage costs the local pool. simpson says cost once the usual places women states are increasingly worried about crying the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson has denounced the team can stand anywhere aquino the comments thingy over a territorial dispute between the two countries he's really that keen as did mark seemed to be with me all kinds. on tuesday that chinese trying to have this country and under and parts of its sovereignty. he can claim most regretful findings in the south china sea convention by germany. john eighteen ninety. comparing the territorial dispute between china and the philippines to world war two is senseless. we're extremely displeased. mark's by the philippine side curran also resp

tents. many have been camped out here for several months in what has been an overwhelmingly peaceful protest. there have been clashes elsewhere in the city, but this movement here in independence square, has been resolutely peaceful throughout. tonight, their tents are burning but they're gathering around the main stage. you can see is lit up in the center of this square. they are listening to political speeches. there are fireworks the protesters are firing out towards police lines. it is little defense. >> pelley: do you know what sort of weapons each side has been using? >> reporter: in terms of what each side will admit to. police say they are using stun grenades, that they're using tear gas, that they're using rubber bullets and we're certainly seeing water cannons. what the volunteer medics say are being used, they say they treated three people with gunshot wounds they believe are caused by live weapons. the acting prime minister has said they will not use live fire on the protesters, but as i say, the protesters themselves and the doctors and medics treating them strongly dispute that. >> pelley: katie stallard of sky television n

he chose michael jordan larry bird magic johnson and oscar rabin city as his top four. twice in the tent then confidently proclaimed that he too would one day team for the top four players in history. whatever needs to be seen but he certainly build a large pays for itself so far. and reading all of that there is wednesday stopped epl match up sparse pay tv time and are scum some rather seventy five to sixty eight but now let's get to the game of the night it's the mold is steve is going head to head with the tcc he just felt either one per cent of the pace as the cc takes the seven point lead at the half but molded smell to combat the hype about dancing and gets twenty one of his twenty four in the second half and a comeback to win ninety two eighty five. from year to sportscenter this has been stated sent to baghdad denied for the latest in the world of sports. each. the lending in the east coast regions must be wondering if it will ever stop snowing after seven straight days of snow but by that if relief is on the way by turning things over trike and bow down at the weather center. a

in the city of trinidad victims set up tents alongside the road to escape floodwaters.his is what teresa and her family call home. >> we had to leave everything behind in the floodwaters. we couldn't get it out. there's nowhere to go. we are living on the side of a road. >> adding to misery, people's lives are under threat. 70,000 of hectares of prime agricultural land has been flooded. 100,000 cattle are the risk of starvation, because herders have little water. >> this area is at risk. if we don't receive help or are rescued all the cattle will die. >> the government declared a state of emergency across blif yeah. food and relief is slow to reach those that need it most. the outlook is grim. more heavy rains are expected to battle the country. >> japan is struggling under mountains of snow. the heaviest in decades. it fell on tokyo, 10 inches. seven died in accidents that were snow related. more than 1,000 hurt, many slipping on the ground or falling whi shovelling -- while shovelling. record snow is on the way. drivers are feeling the brunt in washington, oregon, nor

or new york city where it's really expense tentative live.ve to pay for childcare an a ton of other stuff. unglamorous people who are doing their part, too. i think that those are people it doesn't make a ton of sense to demonize. >> to that point, paul, let me ask you this question. part of the problem here and the reason there's so much discussion about this is the polls, right? government should work to reduce the income gap between rich and poor, 90% of democrats agree with that. independents 65%. only 36% of republicans. my point is the majority of americans agree with that. that's what this all comes from. do the rich need to do more to help this country. and when it comes to taxes, you know the math, right? you could tax all the millionaires in this country at 100% so they never have another dollar that you can get from them and you'd get $700 billion. that's the stimulus plan the president passed in one month. >> erin, first off mr. zell himself availed himself legally i'm quite sure, i don't have any doubt about the legality. but of

outside the city hall a mirror images of the tents er recollected in independence square. are manned by battle groups. the governor's headquarters have been barricaded, a small force of police guard the main entrance with their riot shields ready at hand. new volunteers are arriving every day to help them. they say they can summon up to 1,000 men within minutes if needed. >> translator: i am a russian, in 1998 i came to ukraine, but i'm still a citizen of russia. i can tell the life here is good, and my feeling is ukraine and russia are two brothers, that's why i came here to support those who are protesting against western medaling here. >> reporter: the russian orthodox faith has been rooted here for hundreds of years. the monks here are appalled of what they see happening in kiev. >> these [ inaudible ] may be used by these extremists, by this armed terrorists, by this nazi movement. so i want to tell them, your opinion is not the opinion of all ukrainian people. >> reporter: the city's port is locked in a sheet of ice. it is here that the anti-government forces are mou

. >> outside the city hall, a mirror image of the tent directed in the independent square. but these ones are manned by so called battle groups, determined to prevent any occupation of government here the governors headquarters have been barricaded, a small force of political guard the main entrance, but their shields ready at hand. new volunteers are arriving every day to help them. they say they can sum up to 1,000 men within minutes if needed. i am a russian. i live in ukraine, and i can tell the life here is good, and my feeling is that ukraine and russia are two brothers. that's why i came here to support those protesting against western meddling here. >> . >> by this armed terrorists. by this -- so i want to tell them that your opinion is not an opinion of all eye cranian people. >> the city's port is now locked in a sheet of ice that has turned the black sea white. it's here on the famous steps that the antigovernment fors are mounting their nightly vigil. there was nothing inspiring about the number of protestors on the night we visited the relatively. >> it seems t

city's independent square. protesters have been holding of there living in tents for about three months. tonight some of those tents were set ablaze. there have been reports of gun fire. and late this evening local time of more than a dozen deaths. >>> japan's stock market soared higher today, gaining more than 3%. the rally came after the bank of japan announced new measures aimed at sparking economic growth in japan. doubling the size of the central bank's lending fund. that move comes on news that japan's economy grew at a much slower pace than expected at the end of last year, despite massive stimulus policies. >>> that money won't help japanese automakers which are getting slammed by snow storms just like we're having here in much of the u.s. manufacturing was suspended at some of japan's biggest auto plants after heavy weekend snow closed roads and shut down deliveries of parts. all the big carmakers including toyota, nissan, honda, mazda, subaru, temporarily halted operations after the weekend storms but they have now resumed production. >>> an update now on a story we brought you

>>> right now, break through, it's the calm after the storm in ukraine's capital city where they have broken a tentativet talks between the president and main opposition leaders, perhaps ending the deadly violence for now. we'll have a live report from richard engel in kiev as crowds cheered as 40 police officers drove all night to join the opposition. >> they are not leaving the square, they are cleaning it up and plan to stay here until their demands are met. this crisis doesn't seem over yet. >> state secrets, the new hillary clinton book takes a deep dive into her record at the state department. find out what the authors have to say about clinton's next chapter. >> road rules, first lady michelle obama opens up on the tonight show about life in the white house for sasha and malia and this warning for d.c. drivers. >> are they driving? >> you know, malia will be. she's going to turn 16 this summer, so we're kind of dealing with that. ladies and gentlemen in d.c., watch out. >> yeah. >> malia obama on the road, kind of frightening. i have security, so i'm good. >> and russia's ice princess dethrones q

outside the city hall a mirror image of the tents erected in kiev independent square and manned by battleups determined to stop the occupation of buildings here by antigovernment forces. the governor's headquarters have been barricaded, a small force of police guard the entrance and ready at hand. new volunteers arriving everyday to help them. they say they can sum up to 1,000 men within minutes if needed. >> yes. >> translator: i am a russian, in 1998 i came to ukraine and i'm still a citizen of russia and live in ukraine and the life here is good and my feeling is that ukraine and russia are two brothers, they is why i came here to support those who are protesting against western meddling here. >> reporter: the russian orthodox faith is rooted here for hundreds of years. the monks are appalled of what they see happening in kiev. >> these people may be used by these extremists, by this armed terrorist, by this movements so i want to tell them that your opinion is not the opinion of all ukraine people. >> reporter: the city's port is now locked in a sheet of ice that has turned the black

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in the city of trinidad flood victims have set up tents alongside the road to escape from rising floodwaters. this is what teresa and her young family now call home. >> translator: we had to leave everything behind in the floodwaters. we just couldn't get it out with all this rain. there's nowhere to go. we're living on the side of a road. >> reporter: adding to the misery, people's lives are also under threat. around 17,000 hectares of primary agricultural land has been flooded, devastating poor farmers. more than 100,000 cattle are also at risk of starvation because herders have little dry feed left. >> translator: this area is at risk, and if in the next few days we don't receive help or are rescued and taken to higher ground, all of these cattle will die. >> reporter: the government has declared a state of emergency across bolivia. the food and relife supplies have been slow to reach those that need it most. the outlook is grim. more heavy rains are expected to batter parts of the country for at least another month. al jazeera, bolivia. >>> jitian politics will runs. it's widely believed

outside the city hall, a mirror image of the tents erected in kiev's independent square.e manned by so called battle groups determined to prevent any occupation of public buildings here by anti-government forces. the governor's headquarters have been barricaded. a small force of police guard the main entrance with their riot tools ready at hand. no volunteers a require every day to help them. -- new volunteers. they can sum up to one thousandn minutes in needed. >> i am a russia in 1998 i came to rue crane but still a citizen of russia. i live in ukraine and i can tell that the life here is good and my feeling is that ukraine and russia are two brothers, that's why came here to support those who are protesting against western medaling here. >> reporter: the russian orthodox faith has been rooted here for runs of years, the monk in this monetar monastery are ad with what they see happening in kiev. >> these people may be used by these extremists, by these armed terrorists, by this nothing move, so i want to tell them that your opinion is not the opinion of all ukrainian pe