according to the board if that is give us the chance to mind the ukrainian port. there is no big snow of troops from the bottom few years the moments that are present but i can say that an operation ceased. this time since i've learned that lesson but a control unit in front of this illness and she is in the disputed city. this is what his parents and aunt this precious to me trying to take was that scott into custody the police acted according to law ministry often tunnel plaza to cry the domain there is also fit under investigation on the bikes back to back to his death. the report has already appeared on the backside of the ministry. the special commission to justify the actions of the police did not detect any violations and execution of the operation cisco the wide shot himself accidentally i cooked. he did not account the track of the buildings and kick yourself any aerial parts this recall the lake sunday was a child died during this special operation his address in the night of the twenty fifth of march. the police a short bit the bullet extracted from the

tiny contingent contents to russia's recent buildup of troops and the ukrainian port that the delay in responding to market its muscle flexing in the region. coming in that's up something pc me tt east european nations. true allies are known in real situations. when you get enough words matter. your presence here reconfirmed the commitments it. thank you recent opinion poll showed forty seven percent of respondents don't make the police national independence. the highest levels in sydney nineteen ninety one sixty four percent wanted to make a peace meeting to present compelling incendiary when ukraine is already connected by anti government protests that the full duplex apartment a new fad of the crises with the compelling. the russian on a train in march that began more than doubled the omens national security said of his soul to the max thousands are pretty simple the hills and fifty mac and cheese making. it is or should we haven't had any drills for interior minister said that since the dozens of years now. the most important factors on logistics communications and the whole inform

of defence if ukraine hope that they will ride at the meeting point at lunchtime and that the ukrainian port as the press out as mentioned i cooked everything will depend on the decisions of the russian site which has recently been changing dramatically cost him his diploma that a boat like to not mess up the peninsula but the ships of the green and navy still remain up to fight savagely in particular on the submarine of the body shop lots landing sequence and the non science kit in my sleep extra cost in the seventies built. though the sea at an l to repost her song and the patina. ukraine has already gone to plan for the release of the osce mission to be separate disk activity was developed in conjunction with the organization. this was announced by the deputy minister of internal affairs of ukraine the milky skin. he did not tell how exactly the militant settlers will be saved. but he mentioned that they hope to release the osce troops on the european offices arrived in donetsk region to study the situation no weapons. they wed captured by the forces of the so called self defense he has t

according to the board if that is the boxer trips to maine ukrainian port. there is no big toe of troops from the bottom few years the moments that are present but i can say that their operations he said. this time since the very depressing but it can get in front of this illness twenty eight day visit. the unit city to visit in august and small the descriptions when trying to take was that scott into custody police acted according to law ministry often tunnel as if you cry the domain there is also the antenna investigation that might affect the act is death. the report has already appeared on the backside of the ministry. the special commission to justify the actions of the police did not detect any violations in the execution of the operation. cisco the wide shot himself accidentally i coped. he did not account the track of the beliefs and fix yourself. aerial parts this fickle the lake sunday was a child died during this special operation of his address in the night of the twenty fifth of march with a nice show went to the bullets extracted from the body.

the budget debate should mention in the two leaders accused of maths english and tapes of the ukrainian port said. a prominent pro russian separatist with the ukraine couldn't resist the so called opinions. image however the eu officially complete the street to action taken by washington. when i'm so not to take that in addition to russian officials said the anti russian companies would also be targeted. not to be a christian however remains defiant insisting that sanctions were told the sunday long run to the zoo pretty much built only two race will fund an adequate replacement. there are huge things produced by anyone and companies like him anyway the russian foreign ministry is supporting the tombstones. here is what tickles washington's attempts to beat st in politics it beyond current temp foreign ministry accused the eu that the internet is down and insist that sanctions will not sustain shoes in ukraine here in france are not binding vote but some say may prove a turning point for the socialist party lawmakers putting on more than fifty billion euros of belt tightening served up by th

"washington post" this morning, report that pro-russian militants were killed in a crash in a ukrainian port city. it reads: ukrainian forces engaged pro-russian separatistses thursday in what appeared to be the most intense battle yet, killing three militants and wounding 13, after what the interior ministry transcribed as a siege on a military base in the eastern city -- it guess on to say a mob of 300 militants wielding guns, molotov come kales and home-made explosives attacked the ukrainian military outpost in the city overnight. the interior ministry issued a statement saying the attack was repelled by national guard and police in the city. you can read the story in its entirety at washingtonpost.com. >> things got heated at the united nations wednesday between the ambassadorses of russia and ukraine, at each presented his version of the continued standoff between the two countries, following the annexation of crimea. here's part of the exchange. >> translator: interesting. not the first time we're witnessing this here. for some robe some of our western colleagues believe that if there

in the "washington post," a report that pro-russian militants were killed in a clash in the ukrainian portity. it reads, ukrainian forces engaged pro-russian separatists thursday in what appeared to be the most intense battle yet, killing three militants and wounding 13 him after what the interior ministry described as a siege on a military base in the southeastern city on the cfas off. it goes on to say, a mob of 300 militants wielding guns multiple cocktails and homemade explosives attack the ukrainian military outpost in the city overnight. the interior ministry issued a statement saying the attack was repelled by national guard and police in the city. you can read the story in its entirety at washingtonpost.com. >> coming up today, former british foreign secretary david miliband and former u.s. ambassador to syria, robert ford, discuss you meant 10 efforts in syria. will join the conversation at the washington institute live at noon eastern on c-span. tonight on c-span2, book c-span2, booktv in primetime features books on world war ii. booktv in primetime all this week starting at 8 p.

meanwhile the ukrainian government backed two of its ships from said moscow called to the black sea port of mika live. some seventy ukrainian warships remaining crimea waiting to be transported the point of dispute for kiev and moscow. topping the list is the critical gas dispute. russian president putin has reassured european leaders of the show will fulfil its obligations to them that has complained that ukraine has not been paying its dealers and stated that russia cannot tolerate this with a full plate of critical issues saturday night's emergency national security meeting in kiev is quite likely to run long. hi bye baby cctv kiev ukraine depends internal affairs and communications minister. yes utah christian ngo has visited the cover show yasukuni war shrine the visit to do seventh under prime minister shinzo of it is likely to exonerate tensions between japan's neighbors especially china and south korea. the snp the shrine honors two point five million japanese war dead including fourteen world war two war criminals and it is considered a symbol of japan's past militarism china ha

. >>> ukrainian security forces are are trying to keep control of several major cities in the eastern port of the country. pro russian demonstrators are storming clashing with ukrainian police. there are reports that gunmen have taken over government facilities. thousands of russian troops are currently stationed along the border with ukraine. >> time is 4:55. and a bench clearing brawl broke out at a charity hockey game between new york city police and firefighters. the fight started in the second period yesterday when the score was tied at three. the brawl led to a 25 minute delay as sticks and gloves were picked up and players were ejected. nypd went on to win. neither department is is commenting on the brawl. >>> coming up next breaking news out of the south bay. police in san jose now investigating a shooting. our crews just arriving to the scene. the details they are gathering coming up in a live report. >> and it's the most promising clue yet. the clue that could finally show investigators what happened to the missing malaysian airlines flight. >> good morning. we are looking at a d

rushed to cease to be demonstrating outside the ukrainian ministry headquarters in odessa the cream and black activist begun flowers outside the black sea port of the city to result in ukraine soldiers clearing away the ukrainian congress of the scenes reminiscent of crimea. seven people were recently due to the car ukrainian checkpoint near augusta often explosive device blew up residence in the town that built up service in the right side of the consent of her russian militants conveyed to succeed from old latest breakaway terms history of reaching lesson hundred km away. a recent poll published in a respect ukraine week the plate to support the criminal was limited in ukraine south restored in some cities including decimate the evidence on the web in the back every week just fifteen percent of ukrainians in the southeast back and ask her. following russian siege of ukraine's crimean peninsula diplomatic efforts to result the crisis aside from prof utah no option for us to live with it and recently stated the kremlin is seeking to establish a new russia which many observers believe constitutes an effective reply but at the side of the unio

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the ukrainian government says it has regained control of the city east of mariupol port. regained control of pro russian separatists. in slovyansk, donetsk, mass gunmen and protestors occupy government buildings after two weeks. they refuse to recognize ukraine's go. . the question remains, how much control does russia, moscow, have over the pro russian separatists in the east of ukraine? president barack obama has accused russia of failing to respect the terms of last week's geneva agreement which seemed to often hope for a chance at defusing tensions. >> we have seen them not a bide by the spirit or letter of the agreement in geneva. instead we continue to see militias and arm aed men taking over buildings, harassing folks who are disagreeing with them. >> this after a warning from russia's foreign minister lavrov that there would be a firm response from russia if interest in eastern ukraine are a attack add. >> if attacked we would certainly respond. if our interests, legitimate interests, interests of russians have been attacked directly like they were for example, i

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free from russia mountainside and thirty were wounded when ukrainian troops repelled an attack on the national guard base in the black sea ports according to the cream interior ministry. internet speeds up the crittenden of the people's council said he wants a referendum on the eleventh ask residents if they want sovereignty and its lobby on its progress to militaries are firmly in control. u s it comes to send non lethal military eight ukraine which includes medical supplies helmets water purification units and power generators. earlier i spoke with our two little kids come from geneva and asked him to take us through what happened during these diplomatic talks. well this meeting lasted for over seven hours which is frankly much longer than initially expected but perhaps that shows how significant and complicated the situation in ukraine really is but back in the end the participants of the meeting here in geneva were able to drop a role not aimed at easing the years that the tensions there. in ukraine and doubt while eating foods that the demands for all the illegal armed groups in ukraine to put their weapons down and up to

ukrainian authorities ignore the interests of the country. >> a u.s. navy guided missile destroyer is on route to several ports. a pentagon spokesman called the tour a show of reinforcement that the u.s. was committed to allies and partners in the region. kerry stressed that a military response to russia is not considered an option. >> live to peter sharp in moscow to talk more about this one. let's talk with the talks. the idea that all four parties sit down is a good idea. publicly at the moment they still are in complete conflict. >> that's right. this is an increasingly noisy war of words involving all sides. it gets worse day by day. that's why the talks, scheduled for next week, are so important. they'll involve, for the first time since russia annexed crimea, russia, foreign minister sergei lavrov, john kerry, the u.s. secretary of state, katherine ashton, and the ukrainian foreign minister will be sitting at the same time table to try to begin a laborious task really of kick starting these talks. the first time the ukraine officially and russia will be sitting down together accompanied by those other co

port. actually, i asked why there, and they wanted to make sure that the ukrainian forces can not bring anything in to this area from the sea. here in slovyansk, there's a railway station. in kramatorsk, about 20 minutes drive from here, there's an airfield. so they have a plan, and they - it's likely when you ask them, will you continue, they say "yes, we will continue." and are emboldened by the fact that now they have weapons. we saw the show of force in the center of slovyansk, when they drove in the six armoured vehicles seized from the ukrainian paratroopers, they also have weapons and amun illega ition. thank you for the update, hoda abdel-hamid. >> still ahead - old, faded and plagued by illness. what is driving a 77-year-old president to run for a fourth time in office. >> taliban targets. afghan interpreters helped foreign troops and fear for their lives. >> real madrid celebrates their success with their fans. that and more in 30 minutes. >> first to nigeria, where the military says it rescued dozens of girls. the school principal denies they've been freed. around 100 students were ta

ukrainian naval vessels have arrived. they were handed over as part of ongoing negotiations. -- intoe led into court port via landing ship,t of the crew decided to remain in crimea. the submarine searching for the malaysian airliner has completed eight missions, but has failed to find any sign of the aircraft. shipst of planes and continuing to look for debris. the plane disappeared on march 8 over the gulf of thailand. japan has begun work on a military radar station near a string of violence at the center of a territorial dispute with china. the new installation is being built 150 kilometers away from the chain. rose last year after china imposed an air defense on over the disputed islands. climbing on the world's highest mountain has been temporarily banned as search teams try to find three sherpa still missing after friday's avalanche. on mount everest. they were hauling gear to higher camps used by climbing teams. china's economic growth last quarter is the slowest pace in six quarters. despite a rebound in equities, and analysis reveals investors are turning away from chinese stocks. this is today's subject. >> bloo

port city of mariupol. >> reporter: it started with 300 separatists. the ukrainian government said three militants were killed and 13 injured as they tried to break into the compound and the national guard opened fire. the base's vice commander told us this morning that his men fired warning shots first, but the separatists fought back with molotov cocktails. it was the worst day of violence since this insurgency began, but ukraine's turmoil started six months ago with protests in the capital kiev, which ousted the country's president. those demonstrators resented russian interference and supports ukraine's new western-backed government. but the regime change has angered people here in the east of the country, the majority of them russian speaking. in many ways, there are now two ukraines, one that leans west and the other towards moscow. that doesn't have to mean civil war, but last night's deadly clashes with heighten mistrust on both sides. more than 60 of the separatists involved in the fighting here are now in detention. ukraine's acting president described tho

port r.t. new york. several ukrainian armored vehicle crows originally sent to eastern ukraine to suppress anti-government protests have switched sides joining the activists journalist and blogger graham phillips is on the ground and brings us more from the un raskin now you can see behind me you can maybe army with your tanks joining the russian flags and these reports of a defected from the ukrainian army. is basically a show for the locals and these a.p.c.'s well turning the space for them but then it will be deployed in the serious business of going off to positions around the city. to take up those positions to fortify the city because talk of ukrainian forces being in the area so we have reports of defections and if we were able to speak to someone earlier we seen exactly that it's. transporters approach the ukrainian troops and ask god to surrender they thought for a little while and then agreed they reacted quite normally there were a lot of very long. so that's why doesn't come and tell us now i'm just off to kra

the black sea port of mary a pole there were pro russian demonstrators. this after three demonstrators were killed by ukrainian forces as they each overnight tried to storm a military barracks in geneva. he was the first proper sit down to try and bring together russian ukraine's foreign ministers along with their us and eu counterpart all sides at the end signing a document to try and de escalate the situation. we have approves of what to do so could a statement the geneva declaration on the seventeenth of april we haven't been easy. due to take the first to use towards diaz and eight. and to ensuring that to the safety and security of all the citizens of ukraine. all of the rockies have committed to raising the use of violence intimidation and the actors of the case russians from mr also talked about submitting division of those in the south and east of the country for his part the assistant state calling on osce monitors to get immediate access to those areas of east and southern ukraine. without immediate results by the weekend further costs could follow sentiment echoed by his eu counterparts. it's going

ukrainian security forces killed three pro-russian militants and hurt 13 more in an intense fire fight in the southeastern port city of mirapol. let's bring in washington editor-at-large, steve clemens and washington post diplomatic correspondent ann gearan. >> good morning. >> colet's talk about the expectations. we will hear from john kerry any minute, but what are the expectations here. >> chris, as you said in the opening, the expectations for some sort of breakthrough among these four players, the united states, the european union, russia and ukraine coming out of this meeting are pretty low. the fact that they were supposed to finish up their meetings more than an hour ago and come out and have press conferences and that those things haven't happened suggest to me that they are trying to agree on what they can say they agreed on because it's always better to come out of a diplomatic meeting with something marginally good to say, but at the bedrock here, russia wants something very different and as an outcome from what the other three members of this diplomatic quartet also wanted. so it would be hard to

port of odessa and southeastern ukraine injured seven people earlier today. they say unknown men threw grenade at the checkpoint which was manned by pro-regrade he and -- pro-ukrainian activists. new threats prompt it for mr. putin. >> this is simply a punitive operation. of course, it will have consequences for people who take decisions like this. it also includes relations between our state. we will see how things will develop and draw conclusions based on day-to-day realities. >> meanwhile, the top diplomats from both countries seem to have dropped this whole diplomatic thing. survey live off says the u.s. ash circuit lavrov says he was is distorting an agreement by making unilateral demands on russia to disarm pro-russia militias in eastern ukraine. he also said secretary of state john kerry's tone was unacceptable and prosecutorial and he criticized russian state tvs coverage of the ukraine situation. used and is being used as a pawn in geopolitical games. every time the international situation is aggravated, they tell us we have to solve everything alone, said everything depends on us in ukraine. we are flattered, of course, but a state original significance c

including cases of non-ukrainian citizens participating in the referendum, as well as individuals voting numerous times in different locations. locations." furthermore, there are port expresses "serious concerns of theiolations political rights of the inhabitants of crimea." it cites objection, harassment, and violence against peaceful demonstrators, arbitrary arrest, and torture. it also expresses deep concern at the consequences of introducing russian citizenship and estimates that 3000 crimean tartars have been displaced. lastly, the report contains damning evidence that russia has used propaganda and increaseation to tensions and de-stabilize ukraine. it says that the russian state television and radio broadcasting company has been " disguising information about in an attempt to justify crimea's return to the russian federation." report states that greatly exaggerated stories and misinformed reports were "systematically used to create a climate of fear and insecurity are cap -- insecurity." andupport russia's case annexation of crimea. madam president, turning to current events, the united kingdom supports fully the right to freedom of assembly and expression.

ukrainian government in exchange for laying down their weapons. >> two cruz ships with more than 200 sick passengers returned to port on both sides of the countryfficials with or hand. that ship suffered its second back-to-back outbreak of illnesses this week. they may be the result of a norovirus. the same thing that caused a delay in a trip last year to the bahamas. dozens of passengers on that ship thood be quarantined because of confirmed cases of norovirus. >>> this morning the woman president obama wants to lead the next chapter of the health care law is getting ready to face the senate and they see it as a new opportunity to challenge the legislation. she's no stranger to congress. mark albert is in washington. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good moshling. in sylvia's year. the senate unanimously confirmed her to her current job last year. if it also approves of her movie to hhs secretary she'll face medial challenges such as planning for obama's enrollment plan this fall, overseeing the insurance rates for the plan and new employer mandates. she's a veteran of both oklahoma and clinton administrations. friday at the white house she wa

port in place of a broader mod scou strategy. >> some russi have seized russi citizens as many as 40 that have been acting out? any thoughts on that? >> reporter: there have been reports the ukrainiansken those who had provocation and causing unrest here. it's hard to verify that because there's so much happening from both sides and hurting credibility in many ways. certainly, most people you speak to in this crowd think there is a broader russian strategy at work here. you have to say, when you hang out with these pro russian protesters when they let you, it's always staggering the that they're well disciplined, well armed, top notch firepower strapped around their shoulders and has to come from somewhere other than local activists for a few weeks. >> certainly seem to be dictating the pace of actions in that part of the country and in geneva trying to find a peaceful way out, no progress at this time. nick walsh, great to have him there. >>> some viewers asking if officials can rule out the possibility that flight 370 actually landed somewhere. this is a question that keeps coming up. our experts respond next. ♪ [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity

longer term measures to strengthen ukrainian security measures including a joint military drill right next to russia's borders but as we know and as our team has been. porting nato's encroachment around russia is not new it's been going on over the past few decades for more on that story even turn to my probably guy n.h. . the us is raising the alarm over russia conducting military exercises on its own territory. i raised it with the foreign minister our strong concern about these forces this is by the u.s. sending its own troops warships and fighter jets around the world for drills in eastern europe right on russia's doorstep the referendum in crimea that saw the region join russia is now touted as a reason to bolster nato we do more to ensure that they regular nato presence. among some of these states that may feel vulnerable is executed its stated that the motivating force behind the movies to guarantee europe's security. and security creating or expectations or in stereo war propaganda the contrast between what nato says and what nato does speak a most obvious in the one nine hundred ninety s. when the military alliance started expanding eastward despit

three pro russian militants died and thirteen were wounded when ukrainian troops repelled an attack on a national guard base in the black sea port that's according to ukraine's interior ministry in donetsk the self declared chairman of the people's council said he wants a referendum by may eleventh to ask residents if they wanted sovereignty and slovyansk pro russian militants are firmly in control the u.s. has promised to send non-lethal military aid to ukraine which includes medical supplies helmets water purification units and power generators earlier i spoke with our team going off from geneva and asked him to take us through what happened at the meeting. well this meeting lasted for over seven hours which is frankly much longer than initially expected but perhaps that just shows how significant and complicated the situation in ukraine really is but in the end the participants of the meeting here in geneva were able to draw up a road map aimed at easing. the tensions there in ukraine and it includes of the demands for all the illegal armed groups in ukraine to put their weapons down and. vacate or free the buildings that the

europe in response to the ukrainian crisis that's despite moscow's claims that it was drawing troops from its border with ukraine where they've been massing for drills more in a port now looks at how the nature of the solution is putting much more than just relations between the alliance and russia at stake. by suspending military and security cooperation with russia nato has also put the brakes on a twelve year relationship initially created to keep the world safe for. europe america and russia bear the unfortunate scars of terrorism and also share the common goal of battling against extremists nato members and moscow regularly exchange information and hold consultations on various aspects of counter-terrorism in the past russia has even provided ships for nato is maritime counterterrorism operation. moscow and the alliance have also joined forces to remove and dismantle syria's stockpile of chemical weapons by funding and providing technical assistance for the disarmament process. for six years nato was allowed to ferry essential supplies through russia to its troops in afghanistan and in two thousand and twelve moscow granted the alliance unprecedented access t

the ukrainian crisis trying to engage in mediation and deal making but there are times when diplomats only make it harder for politicians to reach common ground are t. is going to touch a can ports. do diplomats always have to be diplomatic apparently not judging by the moves of some of the us is top brass take former secretary of state hillary clinton might become america's next president she openly cheered for his murder we came we saw that he died. or susan rice who is known for her abrasiveness in one instance is u.s. envoy to the u. when she called russia's call for an investigation into civilian deaths in libya quote a bogus duplicitous stunt miss rice is now a national security adviser to the president the current u.s. envoy to the u.n. is also no stranger to on diplomatic moves in these photos you can see some of the power launching toward her russian counterpart with insults how is this acceptable i don't think there's in america has ever felt the need more some of the how. to extend any kind of illness you are courteous to respect to the factories because it continues to see your self in a position of power and absolute power and of course some u.s. policymakers have n