the smoke that you see there, burning tyres of barricades.xtra police have been brought in to calm the situation after at least nine officers were killed in the bloodshed. it appears the protesters are not prepared to back down. police gained some ground. the aftermath has left the square looking like a battle zone, with black smoke and flames coming from makeshift barricades and buildings. at the peak of the violence on tuesday night demonstrators used whatever they could get their hands on as weapons against the police. even cobble stones from the streets were ripped up and hurled at security forces' tanks. police set fire to barricades to stop them advancing. president viktor yanukovych released a video on wednesday blaming the potential for this escalation in the crisis. >> translation: without the mandate of the people in an illegal way, breaking the constitution, these politicians resorting to arson and murder tried to seize power. the opposition leaders have ignored the basic foundation of democracy - power is gained not on streets but

after filling up his water jugs, lou tyree took us to his home. at the moment i don't smell anything. >> reporter: lou and belinda tyree say they smell it in their shower and faucet every day, but not all day. do either one of you trust the water right now? >> no. >> not for drinking. for bathing, not drinking or cooking. >> reporter: one of the country's biggest independent labs has tested 800 water samples tested from homes and businesses. so far the chemical levels are either undetected or far below the cdc's warning level. is the odor alone a sign that there are unacceptable levels of this toxic chemical? >> it could be one sign, but not necessarily the only sign. you won't know unless you get it tested. >> reporter: still, the mayor of charleston is concerned. >> try to get people to come to this city and to stay here, and we're going to run into trouble because of this. >> reporter: the center for disease control insists the water is safe for everyone to drink. but to reassure residents and to limit any potential economic damage, the city is

. >> tyree meeks: he changed everything around here. >> pelley: tyree meeks and damondre haywood are new team at lakeside high. >> meeks: he told us he's not only going to make us great football players, but he's going to make us men. >> pelley: sounds to me like, with coach hall, it's not all about xs and os and blocking and tackling. >> meeks: oh, no. no. >> frank hall: done a great job, from your effort on the practice, people, to your effort in the classroom to your respect of the school and the teachers. >> pelley: when a player smarted off to one of the teachers, hall made it a problem for everyone on the team, a reflex of character. >> meeks: each and every single last football player had to go and apologize to that teacher, just because it's that important. it's like... >> pelley: wait, the... the players who didn't talk back to the teacher also had to go and apologize? >> meeks: yeah, yeah. >> pelley: what was the point of that? >> meeks: it's just based upon, like, if one of us messes up, we all mess up, like family, you know. >> damondre haywood: it's to show that we've ch

anti-government protests should little sign of abating, parts of san christo ball resembles a war zone as tyres and roads were blocked. paratroops were sent into the city to bring calm. the mayor said he wouldn't attend a national peace conference. >> translation: what can we do - go to necessary but insincere dialogue or stay here with the people. without a doubt we'll stay until the government decides to be sincere, until they demiltarrize the state. you can't have people who are kind and hardworking. >> strong winds mean people are working. 20 times higher than safe relevance. >> in this city they can see the sun. after nearly a week of smog they've been suffering like the rest of northern china. but being home to much of the country's iron and steel production. they had some of the worst air. >> the smog was bad. >> we couldn't see the sun. >> there's too many cars and factories. in nearby budget people have been living in the twilight world under polluted skies. >> you can see and smell the pollution and touch it. >> this is the car we've been travelling around in. this is what has built u

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i checked the tape shows our old bombs falling on the damascus suburb of tyre i am. the film run towards the scenes especially the ruffle and caring and great aunts. known as the rules of staff across syria. the call from this guy priest from reaching helicopters with no guidance mechanism. they were never the rounds. sixteen the highest death toll was three years. you can read into this area of circuitry for human rights. they say almost five thousand people have died since the peace talks began on ten year each went two seconds. a kenyan operates daily death toll of two hundred and thirty six scored the only seat on the scene of weeks ago shaky ceasefire on weapons and humanitarian workers rushed to get as many civilians. i spend as much freedom as in as possible to the cc team with the tile roofs expired at midnight. when you couldn't in the eyes of these people who need aid inside the old sepia and we've been there then we saw them. both of those coming out. you would know that these talks continue on time and it is dangerous it's our mission goldstein and the re

it's in its first stage because we'll struggle until we have removed tyre ants and wrong doers, and until the revolution reached every institution in this country. >> if you ask about the only major change that has taken place in the country during the last three years, they'll tell you it's the removal of the president. there is much debate going on as to whether he's out of the picture. >> this man stepped down. 50% of the cabinet members are loyal to him. he has a strong influence on the army and yemen's politics. he is failing in his role, yemen is not. security has deteriorated across the nation with frequent assassinations bomb blasts and tribal militia taking control. brazen attacks increased in number and efficiency. like this in the heart of the capital. armed me took over the defence minister compound for 20 hours.. >> the old regime was like a cancer, causing the country to rot socially and politically, to the point where we were going to have a disintegration. we have got rid of part of that cancer, but parts are within our system. >> in the old center, many oppose the revolut

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paul ryan had a little tiny change from military tyree's which blew up in his face in the head to undo a. you saw last week the white house abandon the effort and the small change in the cpi for social security. i would suggest that is a real elephant and the room. other readdress that letter is unclear. domestic discretionary spending stays flat bed down for the next several years. >> stands father is right that the speaker and his wife currently on a condo in south florida recently but said they have been going down there for years. i have been thinking for six months or so that the speaker would probably step down, resign or something right after the election, not before because you never want to be a lame duck speaker for any amount of time. to me the speaker of the house, here's a guy who loves life. they were never going to carry him out of the house a pine box. this guy, i think it is like, okay, have been speaker for four years. it is an enormous honor. there is no higher honor in congress than to be speaker of the house. i am tired -- tired of dealing with some of these, you k

we'll struggle until we have removed tyre apts and long doers, and until the revolution reached every institution in the country. >> if you ask yemenis about major changes, they will tell you it is the removal of the former president. on this point, there's much debate as to whether he is out of the picture. >> the president stepped down. 50% of cabinet members are loyal to him. he has a strong influence on the army and yemenist politics. and while it seems mr sala failed, yemen is not. security has deteariated across the nation. bomb blasts and militias taking control. brazen attacks by al qaeda gunmen increased in number and efficiency. like this one in the heart of the capital. in january, when armed men took over the ministry compound for 20 hours. total obscurity shrouds most acts of violence. >> the old regime was like a cancer causing the country to rot, to the point where we would have a disint grayings parts of that cancer are within our system. >> the old commercial center, many opposed the revolution. >> there has been no progress for the better, only deterioration, politic

connell: to recap the detroit plan jeff talked about it and cuts to the police and fire is 10%, general tyrees% recovery which is better, big picture better for the main street and wall street folks is the idea. new dynamics. thank you. dagen: thanks so much. connell: we are all familiar with the co-worker who can stop coughing and sneezing that cannot comes to work. a new survey found this phenomenon is fairly common. people working sec. public health firm nsf international says one in four americans go to work when they are sick. many claim their bosses expect them to come in no matter what. others were worried too much the work would piloted they missed a day so they would rather go in. 17% of workers say they stay home only if a doctor orders them to. otherwise they are coming in to work. dagen: existing home sales plunging to their lowest levels in 18 months. sandra smith is going to look at housing. connell: we were looking at the winners today that we are seeing on the naadaq. we will be right back. connell: breaking news on ukraine. we were talking about the deal struck by opposition l

handled in a similar way to the recent death and funeral of nelson mandela could both he and john paul tyreeures whose passing sparked much reverential resurrection underlies them in these cases as well as road deaths, births, weddings closer to home in the bbc relishes his role as the nation's into some extent, the gloves broadcaster, and he hasn't been affectionately called at home, interpreter and purveyor of meaning to the masses. anyway, back to my earlier point about ingrained hostility towards religion within the news environment. religion was held to different standard. i had to prove i didn't have an agenda. i have to work extra hard to show why the story was relevant and meanwhile an op-ed editor could reveal personal bias against a news story in ways that probably wouldn't have happened within our peace and certainly would have done so with one of politics. i don't mean to make my colleague sounds. they definitely were not. but many were older -underscore than 60s britain had fully and raised the secularization hypothesis. religion was backward anti-progress and society is to deve