in the western country, like the united states, france, germany, there are many cases which go to court if there is violation of privacy and personal rites and twitter accepts the did i says and blocks access. in turkey, ukraine and egypt, for example, although there are court decision, twitter does not show report to the court digs decisions. >> international criticism of recep tayyip erdogan over his banning of twitter plays into his hands among the religious conservative voters who believe in conspiracy theories and have a negative suspicious view of alleged foreign intervention in turkey. so prime minister recep tayyip erdogan in the heat of an election period adopted a strong language against twitter and other websites to marshal support of his core supporters. >> turkish governments tried this before. in the 1990, it was illegal to broadcast in kurdish, so people in the south-east bought satellite dishes. the government tried to confiscate them. the rhetoric of banning twitter is as reals trying to ban satellite dishes. the government failed to eradicate twitter. millions in turke

cooperated with the charlotte side to remove the weapons in effect the national community the united states and france are now in effect to call in bed with the eye with a side dish or lawson is very well to his usefulness to the united states europe and russia. and everyone else rapidly drops off after he delivers his chemical weapons after that he is just to the most powerful warlord in syria. and therefore he plays for time as usual. i think it's a shame use the fact that they are removing chemical weapons as a reason not to try to help the people who are fighting and dying as we speak. a new front has now opened in syria. rebels are still fighting government forces. they are not still fighting to heidi's groups that are gaining ground the opposition says the charlotte side is claimed the islamist current strengthening these two parties groups to die for western attention to remain in power the acid regime going back to the hum a massacre of nineteen eighty two had always tried to paint all positioned to. the regime has on the foreign inspired jihadist uprising against the state. and he even made i

the malaysian authorities have asked united states france and china which operate intelligence gathering satellites to provide them with any information that can help did a show that after disappearing for me died that missing jack climbed to nearly thirteen thousand seven hundred meters higher than the boeing seven seven sevens and maximum flying altitude before plunging to about seven thousand meters officials say that the abnormal flight continued for some forty five minutes as the plane flew across the mall a peninsula and turned and was last. it then flew out of the area that the military raid on a contract. officials say hi to the aircraft's communications the stands was turned off deliberately before final contact was made with traffic controllers. after more than a week. malaysian officials are still nowhere close to figuring out the whereabouts of the missing jackets chinese president jean jean king and us president barack obama will meet for tots next week when he attended nuclear security summit in the netherlands. china's vice foreign minister rebound on meet the announcement

several countries including the united states france canada and great britain have announced suspension of separate trade talks with the g eight summit in brussels thirteenth june model falcon power is an independent military analyst the problem is the gift that some countries will not take part. problem may be that there will be no g eight. any more that the g seven is going to emerge because of the western leaders will begin to bed means without prussia and russia will be excluded that isolate that which of course is bad for russia. and that could be bad for the west. it also. but that's wheeler is right now bowling. this is just the beginning of this terrible storm. cold that you pray. the celina has already spoken on the phone to several world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel on sunday. he said that the threat of violence from ultra nationalist force him to intervene and insisted that his actions were adequate i'm your guy but cctv must go. with ukraine mobilizing its recess under the threat of russian miller tree and bounds stand offs are taking place a number of p

situationere was the at the beginning of the syrian crisis, you say that the united states, france, englandwere meddling. you say they were creating a situation that would get worse. i remember i was here. how do you judge what the european union, the united states, in a situation in the ukraine -- are you ready to say something similar? have they behaved in a way they shouldn't? >> i don't want to draw any parallels between syria and ukraine. secondly, yes, we definitely saw some imposed mediation and some people who are trying to determine for ukraine what they wanted. you remember the footage when this acre of the parliament from one of the baltic countries was speaking at the opposition rally. the foreign minister of germany was actually marching in the demonstration with the opposition. are going to have a referendum on the independence of scotland so can we expect baltic politicians marching there among those who are pitching for independence, speaking at rallies at edinburgh? some of those things, were quite graphic. they were completely had nothing to do with the idea of no interfer

we are talking about nuclear powers, russia, the second-largest nuclear power, up against united states, france, britain. we are talking about a level of confrontation that we haven't thought about since the end of the cold war, and maybe for years before the end of the cold war. no one has a taste for that in europe. >> a force to be reckoned with, why so many are paying attention to what is happening in paris. >> christopher dickie, thank you for your time tonight. >> churches in washington are holding prayer services for the victims of last week's mudslide. 600 rescuers and volunteers are searching for the missing. the death toll grew to 18, but the number of missing dropped from 90 to 30. tonya moseley joins us from derrington, washington. what is the latest from the ground there? >> up until a few hours ago it was raining heavily, it was a real issue. there's flooding along 530, the highway leading into oso. that water lead to pools of water that have collected on the mud, making it difficult for crews to cyst through the debris. more than 6-00 searches, made up of washington army and guar

mandate and so the situations are way out of balance and yet the united states france the you know the whole group that was lining up behind the u.s. at the security council today were all lined up in favor of kosovo's independence at that point in time. back in ukraine the eastern industrial hub of the nets could be going through what residents of neighboring crimea is so afraid of bloody street violence erupted when a prime marden mob turned up for a protest in the mainly pro russian city central square one man died after being stabbed while over fifty people have reportedly been injured there was a heavy police presence at the sing but authorities failed to keep the rival sides apart one of the leaders of the local so called self-defense squads things the violence and yet where the vast majority reject the new leadership in kiev was planned in advance. it was a planned provocation when crow russian activists were forced to respond to the violence directed at them on the eve of today's rally the recalls for arching to be taken against them on the facebook page of the procure mark dav

there was a power fully worded short, one-page resolution, and the western ambass do, the united states, francend britain felt they had a chance to isolate russia on the international stage. the key was getting the chinese to abstain. there's a history for this. during the georgia war, a similar point, the chinese abstained. normally they vote with russia, because they tend to see life through the same lense, which is a cold car lens. the ambassadors felt they had a chance. they thought they'd go with it and got what they wanted, 13 security council voting in favour of the resolution basically saying the referendum in crimea is invalid. china abstaining and russia doing what it is entitled to do, use its veto. >> it doesn't hold weight, but the wonder g there's a wider message. imented the you cranian ambass -- the ukrainian ambassador responded so some things. he said russia is behaving as if it's the soviet areaee. >> we are upset with the difficulty proposed by russian delegation again. nothing serious, just words. at the same time, there are troopers and other forces who entered the mainlan

operating with the charlotte side to move the weapons in effect the national community the united states and france are now in fact to call in bed with it with a side dish or lawson is very well to his usefulness to the united states europe and russia. and everyone else rapidly drops off after he delivers his chemical weapons. after that he is just to the most powerful warlord in syria and therefore he plays for time as usual. i think it's a shame use the fact that they are removing chemical weapons as a reason not to try to help the people who are fighting and dying as we speak. a new front has now opened in syria. rebels are still fighting government forces. they're not still fighting to heidi's groups that are gaining ground the opposition says the charlotte side is claimed the islamist current strengthening the hottest groups to die for western intention to remain in power the acid regime going back to the hum a massacre of nineteen eighty two had always tried to paint all positioned to. the regime has on the foreign inspired jihadist uprising against the state. in the immediate as illegitimate

. >> members of the g-7 include the united states, canada, france, germany, italy, japan and britain. the group already has suspended preparations for june's g-8 summit hosted by russia. >>> today president obama is awarding the nation's highest military honor to a group of veterans who served decades ago. that story is coming up. >> plus, even though you can still go see it in theaters, a disney megahit goes on sale in stores today. >> now to our pothole alert of the day. kyle vincent has nominated van buren street in northwest washington, more specifically the 6600 block of van buren near georgia avenue. our pothole patrol team had no problem finding two carve news -- carve news pits and more. we reported this location to ddot so these potholes should be filled within three business days. if you have a pothole that's driving you crazy, send us an e- mail at tellwusa9.com. and please include a cross street and a picture >>> today president obama will award the medal of honor to two dozen veterans decades of serving our country. only three of the recipients are still alive. all of the

the rest of the guarantees of our security under the budapest memorandum, mainly the united states, united kingdom, france and china who guaranteed our security, and if any actions would threaten our territory and integrate and civility, we will demand from them to interfere an against the aggression that has been announced. >> will this lead to all-out war. >> we're close to that. we would like to avoid any more, especially on the eve of the great orthodox easter which starts tomorrow. now, we address the christians in russian federation to putin who is christian himself not to violate the obligations of the russian federation or the united nations charter. they are close to violate severely, and they will be punished by the world community for sure. >> still ahead on the news hour a deadly attack on a polio vaccination team in pakistan. we'll tell i couldn't the tap ban is targeting them. >>> and we're be life in joaquin guzman's hometown and why some people want him released. >>> and a manager is sent off for headbutting a player. those details coming in. >> pakistani government cease-fire declaration.

and has hinted in the face malaysia has asked the soft light asa assistance from china the united states and france it aside for me seemed the lead seven seven seven the acting transportation in a scrap piece of wood into saying no to that the plane wasn't carrying any dangerous goods and the possibility of the linked with terrorism because of that was very much also because the place apparently deviate too far off colds and also flea flicker of a bust expanse of ocean it's unlikely that the aircraft intended to target in the ccs this and said that all of the tata sons saw suggests that the place communication systems one question before lost contact with the control tower. the minister also said that was a possibility that the plane may have already landed by the time the last supper my contact was made to authorities generally leave the plane crashed into the ocean with a couple out the possibility he may be on land somewhere. china is losing its grip. only then will the league and that the dnc said saturday it would double the andes trading banks to two percent effective today as i said again an

. >> the united states is pressuring russia out of its aggressive pose, cutting it off from a major coalition of leading industrial nations. the united states, france, canada, britain, germany, italy and japan canceled a summer summit in russia and effectively excluded russia from what had been an exclusive, two-decade-old coalition known as the group of eight. still, the international gestures got a dismissive reaction from russian foreign minister who called the g-8 an informal club. >> andpresident barack obama plans to ask lawmakers to reform the nsa so that the government no longer collects or holds americans phone calls. the administration wants phone companies to keep the bulk records for 18 months and preserve its ability to see certain records in specific circumstances approved by a judge. but the n-s-a will no longer systematically collect the phone data and hold it for up to five years. >> the time is for 12:00 a.m.. >> we are expecting rain but there is not falling right now. we will track the forecast for you. it is a chilly start. santa rosa is at 37 degrees. do not forget our umbrella. there is a winter storm warning affecting tahoe.

it completely clear that they do not have a place at the international table along with the united states, france, germany, england, if they behave in this way. so we are debating today will give the president and the government tools with which to try to address and perhaps end this crisis. but it's important to remember that it's not about reestablishing the cold war. but the world is oriented a long-term times, nothing that has to do with who is working with united states or russia. this panicked invasion will occupy rightly the display of russia's we position in the region in this world after the failure of their puppet government to survive. lastly, president, i just want to talk about the broader history working in the past and looking to the future that we may miss when we concentrate on hour by hour basis on the crisis at hand. having had the opportunity to visit a few times in the past several months, i've had the opportunity to learn a little bit about the history of the plays and the people and there is a wonderful area called the church of saint sophia that is beautiful and stunning a

mandate and so the situations are way out of balance and yet the united states france the you know the whole group that was lining up behind the u.s. at the security council today were all lined up in favor of course of all those independents at that point. well russia has violated no real wars and poses no threat to kiev this statement coming from moscow's and void to the u.n. can spoken to security council meeting after a wave of condemnation from western nations over russia's role in crimea. for at the session in new york. the u.s. and many european envoys use their platform within the council chambers to accuse russia of building up its military aggression within ukraine president putin asked for and received authorization from the federation council to use military force in crimea and today there are reportedly more than twenty thousand russian troops in the region against the express wishes of the ukrainian government russian military forces have taken control of a large part of the so when territory of ukraine. russia tramples on the values that led to the creation of the europe

mandate and so the situations are way out of balance and yet the united states france the you know the whole group that was lining up behind the u.s. at the security council today were all lined up in favor of kosovo's independence at that point. well the european parliament has pledged it supports ukraine's new late is the resolution coming hours after germany's chancellor threatened russia with what she called massive damage. it is obvious that the territorial integrity and political unity of ukraine are being violated but angela merkel is condemning timing appears to not be shared by her own paper with eighty percent of the online by jim a newspaper take a spiegel believing moscow's actions are legitimate germans also i think the reaction of western governments is hypocritical not if you was voiced within the german parliament when the left party member good legal d.c. took to the podium right after chance of the. with kosovo they opened a pandora's box what's allowed for kosovo you should also allow for others i told you this but you haven't listened to me winning the cold war has

crimea is a violation of treaty obligations that russia itself made in concert with the united states , ukraine, france great britain and china. >> and so why is this happening? >> it is a huge political mistake. the notion that ukraine is a part of greater russia is very strongly held among many russians. this for his historical reasons. russian was founded by kievian princesses and it is a much younger state than ukraine. and the close cultural heritage of the peoples in the slovak world is behind this unfortunate mistake. >> all right. one last question for, what is at stake for the united states, we like to be able to share with those who are watching us, why this particular story matters to them, so what is at stake here for the united states with what is going on right now in ukraine? >> well, i think it is peace in the world. this is a tender box that could ignite a catastrophic war. no question that ukrainians will defend their homeland. there's no question that ukraine up to this point has been restrained and asking for the help of the peace loving nations of the world, and i think as a member

in the west he were countries like in the united states or in france or in german, there are many cases which go to court if there is any violation of privacy and personal rights and twitter accepts these court decisions and blocks access to the material. but in countries liketie and ukraine and egypt for example, although there are court decisions, twitter doesn't show respect to these court decisions. >> international criticism of prime min sister erduwan over his ban of twitter plays into his hands especially among his religious conservative voters who have a strong proclivity to believe in conspiracy theories and to have a negative suspicious view of alleged foreign intervention in turkey. so prime minister in the heat of an election period has adopted a very strong language against twitter and other social media websites to marshal support of his core supporters. >> turkish governments have tried this before in the 1990s, it was illegal to broadcast in kurdish. so people in the southeast who wanted to receive those broadcasts brought satellite dishes. the government tried to confis

it clear they don't have a place at the international table along with countries like the united states, france and england to behave in this way. so the bill that we are debating today will give the president and the new government in kiev tools with which to address and end the crisis. this isn't about reestablishing the cold war. this panicked invasion of crimea occupying the nightlines of the news is a display of their weak display around the world after their failure to survive. lastly, madam president, i want to talk about the broader history both looking in the past, but also looking to the future that we may miss when we focus on an hour-by-hour bases on the crisis at hand. having had the opportunity to visit kiev a few times in the past several months, i had the opportunity to learn a little bit about the history of the place of the people and there is a wonderful cathedral in kiev called the church of st. sophia. it was build by ukraine's greatest leader. he presided over an empire that was the hub of trading on the c continent. it took goods from the west and went east and went down

france over the weekend. hollande is not popular for a lot of reasons. one, you think the economy is sluggish in the united states a beating. that also plays into why there is so much hesitance on the european nations to cut themselves off from russia. >> andrea, let's talk about that. it seems we have a lot of rhetoric here in the u.s. about being strong international allies and united with europe against the eemerging russian threat. however, when you get to the economics of it the recovery in the eu has been very slow. there is a worry that if we mess with the people who give us these trade deals that we trade a lot with and give us our gas we wake up a sleeping giant that we don't need to deal with in a time that we are under a great deal of stress. >> i want to make one small point. the president had one little dip lotmatic victory yesterday. he brought together leaders of korea and japan. he got them to have their first meeting. so that was the one good check point thing. >> if those two allies of the u.s. remain in these types of skirmishes china can fill that. >> china has threatened with the air defense

they're adding countries like the united states, like france, asking them to furnish satellite data that could further give them clues. there's still a lot of data to search. that is certain. but just whether or not it's going to turn up flight 370, that's the question that people are asking right now. rosa? >> all right, jim clancy live from kuala lumpur for us. thank you so much. >> so, a lot of this investigation right now, the focus seems to be on the pilots. both were experienced behind the controls of a boeing 777. this weekend their homes were searched, and now investigators are asking why the captain had a flight simulator in his home. they've taken that flight simulator and they are now examining saima mohsin has been looking into that part of the story. saima, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, i've spoken to a friend of captain zaharie who said this was very much a passion of his, to bring his career back home and practice various scenarios on this flight simulator. he said, look, i don't believe it's anything sinister at all. he used to invite me and other friends aroun

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the united states, united kingdom, france, and china to several times a voice in favor -- who several times voice in favor of territorial integrity. the russian federation violated its own obligations. this appeals to the russian leadership. very successful. what we are discussing today, the crisis in ukraine in crimea. i got a call 40 minutes ago. russian troops entered the mainland on the south from crimea. now we're facing new developments. we are to face further dangers. i ask you to find the means and measures as well as the bilateral level to do what is responsible to stop the aggressor. this is not a surprise this comes at custom for any measures to maintain international peace and security. it is giving commissions in syria. it brought thousands. i'm confident we will speak about the reforms of the security council. two cases, syria and crimea will be considered of examples of how the council behaves when peace is needed. in that particular part of my intervention i would like to say some words in russian. >> the representative of the russian federation has a stated it's great

and then the president of france said well, why do you live in the united states if you're from france was an exceptionally awkward conversation. and is that and that was the end of that. >> jimmy: it's not like the french to be snooty. when we come back, we're going to take a clip from the new season. it's getting started on sunday. julia louis dreyfuss is here. we'll be right back. >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t. rethink possible. all sectors are looking great. excellent. hey, what are you guys doing? oh, well we're double checking the distributed antenna system. so when all you fans post to instagram, there will be more network to handle it. so, uh you guys hiring? do you know how to optimize a nine beam, multi-beam antenna system? nope, that a deal breaker? pretty much. alright. enjoy the show! at&t is building you a better network. it's red lobster's lobsterfest! all promotions! the year's largest selection of lobster entrees, like lobster lover's dream. hurry in and sea food differently. go to red lobster.com for ten dollars off with pur

under president obama's leadership, the united states, canada, france, italy, japan, germany and the united kingdom took further action by suspending russia from the g-8. as of today, it's the g-7. and canceling the planned summit in sochi this summer. now, i mentioned those seven countries, but over in europe yesterday, the president was there with some 42 other nations, all of them looking with an eye toward what russia had done that was totally contrary to international law. excluding russia from the g-8, president obama and our allies have sent the message loud and clear that this bullying behavior and rhetoric will not go unchallenged. i applaud the efforts of our allies to take the stand against russia's aggression and welcome their further commitment to hold president putin and his cronies -- and they really are his cronies. this is a government that is corrupt. they need to be held accountable for violating international law. this cannot go unnoticed and unretaliated against. as for action here in the united states senate, i look forward to stabilizing ukraine and imposing new

france, 3. the united states of america, usa, three plus one infant. new zealand, too. ukraine, too. canada to. russia, 1. italy, 1 pair taiwan, 1. the netherlands, 1. and austria, won. >> the nationalities of the people on that missing airplane. the flight was due to land in beijing nearly 8 hours ago. david mackenzie joins us live from the chinese capital. i am told that you are in an area where they have now moved the families that were expecting their loved ones on that plane. >> reporter: that's right. want to bring you some news, natalie. some 12 hours or so since that lost contact with air traffic control, it appears now that the news is not good. according to the people's daily, the main mouthpiece, as it were, of the china's communist party and according to leading daily papers in vietnam, the vietnamese navy commander is now saying that the plane went down around 150 miles south of an island off of vietnam and it appears so that this is definitely the case that this airliner went down. the family members in the hotel behind me have been streaming and not knowing what the si

haven't been made or this has been a gold standard investigation you would get in the uk or france or the united states but the ntsb or the bea. by everybody's definition this is unprecedented. the plane is two and a half thousand miles in the opposite direction that it was flying and we only really learned these facts. they are damned if they do and damned if they don't. if they don't tell us anything because they don't know it, we criticize them. if they say this is what they believe, we criticize them. >> you are make the point that miles o'brien is make. if you are going to have this kind of plane in the air you should be able to investigate it. you should not lose an airplane. >> because you cannot say in these circumstances that any other country flying a 777 that might not be the gold standard of the ntsb, the bea and the aaib couldn't do this. >> arthur? >> wait for the malaysian government to appeal rate the situation is to provide proof. in the absence of wreckage, the proof is the inmarsat report, the proof is the radar data. produce it. let the experts take a look at it. let an independent

ambassadors from the western countries, mainly britain, france, and the united states, they felt they could not get the chinese to abstain. back in 2008 when the georgia war was going on, the chinese did abstain from that particular conflict. china normally votes with russia, but they abstained in 2008. and they feel today saturday ahead of the vote is the best time they have to get china to abstain. you have 13 members voting in favor of the resolution. they hope china abstaining and russia using its veto to say no. just briefly, there is a sense that crimea is lost. the vote is going to go the way of moscow tomorrow. we know because we've heard from phil and jen that there is a lot that has to happen for the country to take on crimea, but nonetheless what this is also about is sending a message from the security council to moscow that they don't want any involvement by russian forces in eastern ukraine, which is also part of the country which whichs very much moscow. this is a warning for the entire rest of the world. there is not one military involvement in eastern ukraine. >> john

coordination group where you would have russia and ukraine this the same room along with the united states, britain, france, germany, all trying to deescalate the situation. secretary kerry saying he knows it's not going to happen right away. he understands the foreign minister lavrov has to go back to moscow and consult with putin. they hope to get a meeting going where russians talk about pulling back. >> thanks more that update. very much appreciate it. coming to you from one of the main roads going to independence square. people coming here to pay respects to those that have died. they come to bring flowers, bring prayers, look at pictures of those that have died. ukraine's interim mime minister is speaking out against the plan to let them vote claimi ining a referendum is illegal. >> this is illegitimate decision. this so called referendum has no legal grounds at all. that's the reason why we urge russian government not to support those who claim separatism in ukraine. crimea was, is, and will be an integral part of ukraine. >> i've been talking to people here in the square throughout the morning, thr

united states. this is a country that wants to talk seriously with its allies -- the likes of united kingdom, france, and germany, entries seen more reluctant to put in place stricter sanctions. these are countries that the united states wants to convince. this is a trip that will be largely about ukraine, not only during the first stop but also in brussels when president barack obama will be meeting the u.s.of nato and then the president will move onto other subjects, presumably ukraine will never disappear completely, but he he will move on to italy with a meeting with the pope and then on to saudi arabia as well. is our washington correspondent. next, the search for the missing malaysia airlines plane is in its third week but still coming up empty. australian authorities say despite the use of the most advanced search aircraft in the world, they have been unable to find possible debris spotted earlier today by the chinese. a possible sighting in the search for malaysia airlines flight mh370. isnese state television reporting that one of its search sadistic --is a spotted a suspicious object. repo

they've already got experts from around the world, including from france, from the united states, peopleassist them, especially in some of the technical aspects of all of this. they have multiple radar tracks that show the plane, they have multiple radar systems that saw flight 370. they have to bring all of that data together. they've been doing that over the course of the past ten days or more as they try to do it, but as we reach the two-week mark, we realize the clock is ticking, that if we are going to find some evidence, if you're going to be able to track that back to an airliner, if it's on the bottom of the ocean or somewhere in the remote jungles, you know, on the island of sumatra, wherever it might be, you're going to have to find it and find it soon. we need to find something because we need to find the evidence that will tell us who, what, how this took place, and perhaps even why. >> all right. >> john, poppy? >> jim clancy in kuala lumpur. we are, in fact, at a critical juncture, if for no other reason, the weather over the southern coast of australia really only good for

also expect from our security guarantors, those who signed the budapest memorandum, united states, united kingdom, france china, and russia. they could find what is probably the strongest solution, how to cool down the situation, and how to bring peace there. this is what we expect. >> is your country under aggression, having in mind you have foreign forces in your country or not? >> we have not stated it like that. we protest as to the illegal movement, presence. we do not want to be in a strong confrontation. we still demand from them to move out. let's think what we could do to calm down the people in the area. the only people that don't want conflict, they are looking for the solution. >> you were saying earlier about where is the military hardware going. where are the attack helicopters are they going to the port, the black sea? >> it is big information just before the security council. i gave you my piece of paper. you will see exactly what i spoke about where they were going. they blocked all of ukraine military presence there. military presence, police, and others. our people are not confronting.

now the malaysians want to get more people involved, more equipment from the united states, more help from francea lot of experience after dealing with air france crash five years ago. all of that they hope will try to help them find what is happening in the southern part of the indian ocean. for now it's just not clear at all if those images are related, if they are even still there. >> exactly. so many family members want any answer they can get. thanks a lot. >> so tough. we're hopeful yesterday would break news. but breaking weather news a look at downtown san jose. >> beautiful sunrise. that's lovely. a nice start here to a friday. the headline rob being it's friday. >> the weekend has begun. at least here it has. clear skies around san jose. not much wind to talk about but patchy fog. a bit of an issue in the north bay. 44 degrees around san rafael. 49 in san francisco. and notice the visibility less than a half mile in santa rosa and patchy low fog on the coast. we'll see mist or drizzle along the coast, half moon bay to santa cruz for the next mornings. you see the winds now on shore. tha

top officials from ukraine, russia, the united states, britain, and france are in paris paris. the west is ready to offer ukraine billions of dollars in economic aid, but secretary of state john kerry says this morning that the russians and ukrainians have not yet agreed to meet face to face. >> kerry said yesterday in ukraine's capital that russia broke international law, but there's no need over the violation. >> president obama and i want to make it clear to russia and to everybody in the world that we are not seeking confrontation. it is not appropriate to invade a country and at the end of a barrel of the gun dictate what you are trying to achieve. that is not 21st century g8 major nation behavior. >> margaret brennan is at the palace where secretary kerry is getting ready to sit down with russia's top diplomat. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and good morning to the west coast. russia's top diplomat is here in paris, but it's not clear whether or not he'll meet with ukraine's foreign minister. secretary of state john kerry had hoped to get the two talkin

in response to the crisis, the united states, great britain, and france are suspending their participation in prep talks for the g-8 sum russia will host in june. to our guests in just a moment, but first cnn's ian lee in the ukrainian capital kiev. ian, we are hearing about a new incursion with the border today. what do you know about it? >> reporter: candy, the ukrainian border services website are saying two of their installations were overrun today on the crimea by a mob with what they say is support of russian military troops. when they overrun these installations, they say that the attackers broke all the doors, destroyed telecommunications and monitoring equipment. now, the forces inside those installations were able to safeguard the weapons in a locked room from the attackers. right now we're hearing that the border security is trying to negotiate with the attackers to stop this incident and calm things down. but it's definitely tense times in the crimea, candy. >> ian, we're hearing a lot from the current ukrainian government and from their representatives saying we're going to st

in response to all of this, the united states, great britain and france are suspending their participation in preparation talks for the g-8 summit being held in russia in june. we're going to get a lot of perspectives on this, but we want to go first to ukraine's ambassador to the u.n. we'll also speak later to president obama he's former national security advisor and two top u.s. senators. >>> mr. ambassador, first of all, thank you so much for joining us. i want to ask you in response to a couple of breaking developments now. the prime minister now in ukraine says this has been a declaration of war. what russia has done, by moving its troops, into crimea. what, practically speaking, does that mean, given that nearly everyone admits this is not a military confrontation the ukraine can take on and win. >> yesterday we demand the security council at united nations had its meeting, extraordinary meeting. and we declared that what is going on in ukraine is the act of aggression from the russian side against ukraine. so we proved it by the united nations documents which are defining the act of

if you move beyond that into europe, particularly germany, france, the united states, that framework falls apart. russia is not a threat to security of those places. it is for europe, an important economic relationship. and the russians understand that. a lot of talk, at the end of the day when i hear the u.s. speaking of sanctions - can we dollar on that. sanctions are real if they are joined in the u.s. and europe. europe may say "we don't want to do this?" do you run the risk of alienating russia? >> russia is a country with its own interests and will act in those interests. what's the way it is. russia will do that, as any powerful, regional power would do. so do we alienate them. that is the goal. that is probably as good a response as you can come up with. it's not sufficient. >> do you agree with that. >> it doesn't look as if the russians have been successful about delivering. their benefit as a partner for the u.s. has not been great, and on iran as well, it seems as if the u.s.-iranian relationship take over more as trying to use russia to pressure iran. looking forward. wh

there has been talk, including in the united states after the air france disaster, there was a lot of talk about switching to a gps form of tracking planes rather than relying on radar. can you talk about whether or not the technology in place, just to track planes, period, is part of what's impeding being able to find this one? >> you bring up a good point. there is currently systems that are out there that are in implementation process. it's called adsb. automated dependent surveillance broadcast. it is gps based. it does update every second. it's good for basically ground to ground. we can always track the movement of the airplane. it is intended to replace radar under this nextgen program. it's just slow in implementation. had this airplane had that system on it, as long as it wasn't disabled, because it does use parts of the transponder for sending information out, as long as the system wasn't disabled, then we would have definitely had better tracking of this information -- or this aircraft rather than using ground based radar that once you go out of its line of sight or view, w

australia, austria, belgium, bulgaria, canada, cyprus, denmark, spain, estonia, the united states of america, finland, france, georgia, greece, hungary, iceland, italy, japan, latvia, liechtenstein, lithuania, moldova, norway, new zealand the netherlands, portland, portugal, czech republic, the united kingdom, northern ireland, slovakia, sweden, turkey, and ukraine. i shall now give the four to council members who wish to make a statement before the vote. i give the floor from the representative of the russian federation. >> thank you, madam president. many times we have put forth in this chamber the essence of the russian position regarding the cost of developing the internal crisis in the ukraine. this is the general context that is important for understanding how we view the u.s. drafted resolution, brought to vote today. it is a secret to no one that the russian federation will vote against the resolution. we cannot go along with a basic assumption that is declaring illegal the 16 march planned referendum, where the very people of the crimean republic will determine their future. this type of philosophy

leaders of germany and france and the united states.nding like impotent and indifferent towards and world in which what american is without question the most focus and directed. >> specifically with regard to the russians what san diego and more folk art to us. but if katie mcclellan has said, we can't look at the foolishness of ukraine. any place where you have russian minorities, we need to look at the leadership. but at the same time the west doesn't always go where they should go. we should be decisive promoting western ukraine into nato. we are not doing it. lou: be barely run ourselves, it seems, at least in foreign policy terms. there aren't any options that i can be available for this president to blunt the ambitions were to halt the ambitions of vladimir putin, no matter if it is lithuania or the smaller states or ethnic minorities smack we are not going to scramble the jets were sent in tanks over this. however there's an economic option of you not using. and that is the will and natural gas options. to say that this is what w

and i would say overwhelmingly due to the intervention of the united states of britain france turkey saudi arabia and other outside powers that have facilitated the prolongation of the war the intensity of the war the destruction of the war and have really done. to syria what is unforgivable there is a connection between syria and ukraine and venezuela also all of these countries where the us government is on the offensive and seeking regime change seeking to eliminate governments. various types but which have been commented that they have not sufficiently bowed before the empire. venezuela has accused america's top diplomats of encouraging the violent protests that have taken the lives of twenty eight people the foreign minister in caracas labeled the u.s. secretary of state a murderer after john kerry said the government's actions were a terror campaign caracas has defended the actions of its security forces saying the government is facing the u.s. backed coup attempt scores of protesters have been shot dead by unidentified gunmen who present majority says we're far right rights is