i got my hands on some shots of a lost tons of airplane delivering diplomatic mail for the us embassy in ukraine. must they show us a car with us diplomatic license plates and heavy build guys getting out of it but there wasn't just an embassy car. there was also an armored truck for transporting cash there was a part of the documents is loaded into the embassy car and huge bags go into the armored truck if there is money in these trucks what does the us embassy needed for . all of victoria nuland said that the usa had spent five billion dollars on democracy in ukraine. but we don't know what this money was spent on. in organizing the orange revolution on setting up this revolution on concocting molotov cocktails or on some in tight aids programs. you know my done needs money it's a huge enterprise where you have to pay for food heating propaganda materials and so on but it was a look at the combatants equipment they all have backs they're all wearing uniforms for. my duns members are constantly changing. you'll see different people on different days on weekends there are plenty of ci

as for some unknown part of an expelled from the qantas freight costs from officials of the us embassy been issued then it into a sad day for us to come and students in the venezuelan universities including those involved in anti government protests on the cover of getting cuts will like. the announcement during a speech on sunday nights came off in the us state department expressed concerns about the rising tensions in venezuela of anti government protests. the duo also called on opposition lead up to package a low pass to the accepted just is and the intervention of the prosecutions office. both artistic isn't a passive mode and terrorism saying he has connection with the violence that killed three and injured seventy and apostates. on sunday lopez called for a peaceful demonstration demanding an investigation of the government's growth in the dust. acting he was surrounded himself with a tap turning to ukraine now the goal into a job for charges against the opposition protest as the country's general prosecute a lady on the steel phone something often meeting with opposition leaders

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example luke harding be the former correspondent must go to guardian or call the estate's him and us embassy in moscow to the rear in their cables which were published by week in lakes are referred to mosque to somewhere for preferred to russia as a mafia state senate. i don't know if you want to consider criminal state different from mafia state as i consider more or less the same thing a little help he had the feel of this over forty is going to consult the soviet union for this man russia. the credibility while it is spot on the other hand i am quite determined to to go back. i think that sooner or later i will i don't think they'll be able to make this stick in the long run. and as i've been told that i'm barred for five years on nature poems can last for five years. so i fully expect to be back. what motivates support from within russia has been much higher than in the media old from as civil society. yes absolutely and social networks been an up a lot of support and in the intermediate swell the up memorial society issued a statement calling on of the russian authorities to allow me ba

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the russians have told the he is from, i was at the us embassy for a press briefing, that they believe it's a very difficult task, there's a war zone, you can't blame the syrians. that they have been given by the community wasn't good enough. six on the other side, you have the u.s., and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, who is putting all of the blame on the syrian government. describing it as foot dragging. i think it is interesting as we look at the humanitarian situation, using the same language. it is accusing the syrians of coming up with deals whether lit be for access, or the humanitarian convoys or the deal on chemical weapons. and not abiding by those agreements it makes. >> okay, thank you very much. that's our diplomatic editor at the united nations, ands in rene in the lebanese cubital. thank you, both. >> capital. >> a ukrainian protest leader has been reliving his days in captivity where he says he was beatenned and tortured. more from our european news center in london. >> thank you. to many, desmitry has become a symbol of the antigovernment protests. speaking

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embassy where americans were taken hostage decades ago is being used in what some believe to be an outrageous. cnn jim shuuto got an exclusive look inside. >> reporter: for years this is as close as reporters could come to the former embassy in tehran. now, a rare glimpsed in. was this where the marine guards were? >> for 444 days this was a prison for some 50 american hostages. in 1979, the takeover dramatized in the os war winning film. taking us to the secure part of the embassy. the film "argo." he says it's the same. now an anti-u.s. propaganda museum run by the iranian government. while many have grown disillusioned with the islamic revolution, here the anger against america still survives. do you still believe it was justified to hold the americans as hostages? >> translator: yes, he said. definitely. >> reporter: every room and every piece of xwimt in exhibit. >> this is walk back in time. >> reporter: a sound-proof meeting room complete with dusty mannequins and encrypted telex machine marked to the usa. and shredder stack used as students took over. a panicked moment captured in arg

as julian pointed out, it tells us why he is in the ecuadorian embassy and what ecuador has given himsylum. he has every reason the heavily fear what would happen to him in this country in the united states if he were to be ever taken here. for me, that is a very, very critical point, justifies every reason why ecuador gave him asylum. the document you are addressing, amy, the manhunt timeline -- which is extraordinary because it groups him among a whole bunch of people who the u.s. considers terrorists and also groups and with palestinians, which is pretty interesting in itself. the to have julian on that list as a manhunt timeline and it says prosecute him wherever you can get him, is pretty extraordinary. it doesn't necessarily say you need a good reason to prosecute him, but prosecute him. it is reminiscent of me to the program that took place in the 1960's and 1970's when the fbi said, we have to basically destroyed the black civil rights movement, the new left and others, and prosecute them, get them however you can, get rid of them. the manhunt timeline, even the name is chilli

use of that. the israeli embassy staff say they plan to give three hundred more books. i i i i don't know. south korean defense ministry officials say north korea has fired four missiles towards the sea of japan. they say the missiles were launched at around five forty pm local time on thursday from the eastern cool coastal city of one son in a north easterly direction they say the missiles are thought to have a range of more than two hundred km. south korean and us troops began joint military exercises on monday analysts suggested the possibility of provocations on the part of the north as pyongyang has condemned the drill. the us and south korea are watching closely for further actions from the north. a group of south koreans who they say were forced to work as a wartime fact region and have filed a lawsuit. they are demanding compensation from their former employer fourth plane has filed the suit on thursday and the district court in the southern city of one jew they're asking for about five hundred and sixty thousand dollars for mitsubishi heavy industries the former workers say they w

embassy. zeina khodr joins us live from beirut. can you tell us what happened? >> there's chaotic scenes outside the iranian cultural center. we understand initial reports, two dead, several people wounded. security sources - these are initial reports because it happened within the past half hour. the explosion. some security forces are talking about two explosions, and they are also talking about two suicide bombers who were onmotorcycles. then again i have to stress these are initial reports. these attacks are becoming more frequent. up until now we had no claim of responsibility. in the past there are groups linked to al-qaeda. groups that upgrade in syria claimed responsibility for the attacks. they have threatened similar attacks and more attacks in the future because of hezbollah's role in syria. hezbollah is a lebanese shia group. and the iranians - the syrian opposition blames them for propping up the syrian regime. the attacks are becoming more frequent, and over rent weeks, really, the lebanese army managed to dismantle a number of trapped vehicles, ex

report, a sham report, i hesitate to use the word report, which i assume they have worked on for some month, and yesterday their head office sends it to our embassy in london and asks us to forward it to the military, because they don't know how to get hold of the chief of staff, raises serious questions about the political agenda of what was once a proud human rights organization. >> thank you for joining us here on al jazeera. >> still to come on the newshour from doha - qantas takes a hard landing. find out why the airline needs to cut thousands of jobs. >> painting in clay, the film about khmer rouge. >> and jo with a wrap up of sport, including the youngsters in cambodia introduced to fencing to keep them off the streets. >> in what possibly could be the deadliest attack in the syrian war so far, the army says it killed 175 rebels from the al-nusra front. state media reports the fighters were ambushed. the rebels were being escorted to safety. >> these are the pictures broadcast that the syrian military claims shows the aftermath of an ambush and a column of fighters. the syrian government calls them terrorist. it's reported that the ambush

you've got an embassy to run. >> she used her diplomatic skills when elected president of the common wealth club in 1984. and brokered an agreement with the rival world affairs counsel >> there is a lot of competition of war fair going back and forth. she negotiated an agreement with the chair of the board of the world affairs counsel that the organizations would always host a visiting head of state together. >> shirley temple black's family says memorial donations can be made to the common wealth club which is buying a building. one of the long-time goals. in woodside, abc7 news. >> shirley temple black moved to woodside 50 years ago. fans left flowers outside of the home today. one neighbor dropped off cookies saying that symbol of american girlhood seemed property. black died in her home with long time care giver at her side that care giver tells us it's been a tough day. >> i'm now, i'm feeling sad. you know? because i really noticed like, my mom. for me. and i am very sad. >> she was often seen around town getting coffee or groceries. woodside bakery owner says that temple cheri

you've got an embassy to run. >> she used her diplomatic skills when elected president of the common wealth club in 1984. and brokered an agreement with the rival world affairs counsel >> there is a lot of competition of war fair going back and forth. she negotiated an agreement with the chair of the board of the world affairs counsel that the organizations would always host a visiting head of state together. >> shirley temple black's family says memorial donations can be made to the common wealth club which is buying a building. one of the long-time goals. in woodside, abc7 news. >> shirley temple black moved to woodside 50 years ago. fans left flowers outside of the home today. one neighbor dropped off cookies saying that symbol of american girlhood seemed property. black died in her home with long time care giver at her side that care giver tells us it's been a tough day. >> i'm now, i'm feeling sad. you know? because i really noticed like, my mom. for me. and i am very sad. >> she was often seen around town getting coffee or groceries. woodside bakery owner says that temple cheri

in a rare visit, he takes us back inside the u.s. embassy compound. where americans were held hostage. stuck in time, the former embassy still stands mostly unchanged since 1979. the same old equipment, machines and old phones. even the famous paper shredders recall relics of a time when enemies were friends. although the building hasn't changed must have, relations between the u.s. and iran are starting to. ibrahim was a revolutionary, and a student in 1979. now he is the leading voice for reform. >> people don't believe in conflict. we don't live in the past any more. >> in november 1979, he was one of the men who took over the embassy, and held 52 americans hostage. he says he was motivated by the belief that the u.s. was trying to sabotage the revolution, the attack led them to cut ties with iran. >> i don't agree with those that say that occupying the american embassy is still an obstacle. at times there have been good conditions for friendship. since the beginning of the revolution, we have elected leave the american influence and become indepen

embassy. what can you tell us about businesses? are they close right now? is everybody at home? what is the situation? in theconflict escalated late hours of the afternoon yesterday. the mayor called on people to stay home today. a lot of shops and offices seem to be closed today, for instance in the office building where we are. we seem to be the only ones working today. the metro system has been shut down here there are not a lot of people on the streets when you walk a couple of blocks away from independence square. life has not completely come to a halt, but it has definitely changed the atmosphere in the city. >> are you getting the sense these protests are spreading to the rest of the country? >> definitely in the western part of the country, which seems to feel a lot closer to western europe, yes, there are a lot of free parts in local cities, where people have stormed government buildings. somehave also stormed buildings at least so the -- definitely,ms in some parts of the country, the unrest has been spreading. we do not have any such reports from eastern ukraine, whic

us here today. we appreciate you coming to mac. -- too. we have some representatives from our brazilian and chinese embassies that have joined us, our friends from brazil and china, please stand up. we appreciate you joining us. getting a lot of great new friendships and partnerships from around the world. of theecame the chair national governors association last august, i begin working on what is called our chairs initiative. it is a year-long process in which we began to formulate some type of initiative that republican and democrat governors can support what it is important to all of us. i chose my initiative this year, called america works, education and training for tomorrow's jobs. it is something very important for all of our governors. creating opportunities for our fellow citizens, growing a revenue in our state. is about making significant improvements to our education system and workforce training program, and to help better align those programs with the needs of our businesses and labor markets. i believe this issue is critically important to our nation, critically important to our state as well as our nation's economic future.

they had already drawn down a large portion of their embassy. 22's were used to evacuate personnel from further north in one of the camp's, and they were shot up. we ended up coming in after that. we were focused in north africa and west africa. we were directed with about 12 hours' notice to make that flight to djibouti to evacuate the rest of the embassy. as i mentioned, we did assist with the continued withdrawal of personnel out of the embassy. as far as the conditions we executed, we felt that the security was adequate for us to do that. i'm not sure if that answers your question. >> i will take the question right next to the camera there please. then i am going to come to the questions on the second row. >> this is joe talbot. sir, i would like to ask you about the legal framework of your missions. do you usually need to clear the mission with your local authorities? if yes, do you coordinate with the local authorities in securing an embassy? >> absolutely. the ambassador does that coordination within the country that we would be operating in, and we would only do that under her o

us here today. we appreciate you coming to mac. -- too. i know we have some representatives from our brazilian and chinese embassies that have joined us, our friends from brazil and china, please stand up. we appreciate you joining us. getting a lot of great new friendships and partnerships from around the world. and i became the chair of the national governors association last august, i begin working on what is called our chairs initiative. it is a year-long process in which we began to formulate some type of initiative that republican and democrat governors can support what it is important to all of us. i chose my initiative this year, called america works, education and training for tomorrow's jobs. it is something very important for all of our governors. creating opportunities for our fellow citizens, growing a revenue in our state. the initiative is about making significant improvements to our education system and workforce training program, and to help better align those programs with the needs of our businesses and labor markets. i believe this issue is critically important to our nation, critically important to our state as well as

us today. president nicolas maduro ordered three u.s. embassy officials out of the country. with prosecution for covering the violence and human rights watch says venezuela used unlawful force against protesters. john kerry said friday this is not how democracies behave. do you think president obama should sit down with president maduro or not? >> we are very concerned about the situation at the moment in venezuela. for the past two weeks we have issued various urgent calls, urging the authorities to allow freedom of speech, freedom of assembly and freedom of association. so, anything that can be done now to ensure that the situation doesn't escalate is very welcomed. there have been some welcoming signs in the past few days. president maduro sent a clear message to armed civilians, supporters of him, who are sort of threatening and killing civilians. he has issued a call saying that he's not going to tolerate violence and he's going to actually disarm them. we hope and we trust that that is actually the case. >> opposition leader lopez was jailed and ten people are killed i

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where we used a new normal force, spmagtf-cr, deployed in support of the u.s. embassy, the army as well projected a new norm force, new response force into the indices so you have both the marines and the army come together under this construct underneath a joint commander. and executed this mission. what i've done there is just put up a couple different thoughts on things that we might need to think about as we move forward executing these types of missions. what those in states are, what other types of resources we should put against them, how long would relieve those insource is in place and who would make those decisions inside of our government when we do those, these types of operations. pretty difficult problem set, particularly when you look at the size of the forces that we have available in dvd, and the size and scope if you think back to the slide i put up a few minutes ago that showed the slides and the scope of africa and just that time, space, and force issues that are associated with projecting force across the continent to the many high-risk type indice

embassy hasn't budged. when we got their spokesman on the phone, he referred us to a slightly mind-numbing statement on the u.s. department of agriculture, despite a long history of talks, has not negotiated an agreement to export dairy products to the territory. but when we contacted the department of agriculture, they sounded more optimistic. another written statement. since we've not yet reached a final agreement on the requirements for dairy products, we're working with our russian counterparts to reach an acceptable solution. so there may still be some hope that the yogurt will reach the olympic village before the olympics are over. the oddest result here is that the big winner so far is the yogurt. olympic sponsors may a lot of money for the right to connect their brands to the games, but this controversy is just creating the kind of buzz you don't get by purchasing 30-second ads. >> let the yogurt flow to russia. thanks very much, joe johns reporting. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. "crossfire" starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire" -- terror fears at the olympics. can we trus

embassy. the red cross say two have been killed. 35 have been wounded. stefanie dekker joins me now from beirut. stefanie dekker, tell us what more do we know about the explosions. >> what we see is tense. there are conflicting reports. it was a car and a motorcycle, and also two car becomes. this news is coming in. we see wreckage of a car, in tront, as you said, of the iranian cultural center. there is a flag on top. building. this is a densely populated area. it's an apartment. i can see a shop and jackets. this is very much heavily populated and leaves people concerned. there has been around seven explosions since hezbollah said it was fighting. these scenes showing the implications it's having in the country. >> stephy, tell us more about where the bombs went off. in other words, tell us about the neighbourhood. >> well, this is a shia area, heavily populated shia. people loyal to hezbollah. this is where the issue comes from. we had three al qaeda groups saying that they'd target hezbollah, they were going to target the shia population. in response, because of hezbollah fighting inside syria, with bashar al-assad

embassy and ukraine. tell us about that. >> right carol. this is something we have just learned here at cnn. a small elite team, nine marines have gone to the u.s. embassy at the request of the state department. of course with the approval of the pentagon. this elite nine man team is there to beef up security around the clock at the embassy. nobody believes there's a threat to the embassy. this is the post benghazi world. even though things are calmer in kiev, the street if you will, still uncertain. the state department asking for a little extra help from the marines. more marines there. they don't believe they have a specific threat in any way. they want to be sharp and very much on the job. >> barbara star, live from the pentagon this morning. >>> pressure is mounting. what will she do next? we'll hear from a top business leader in arizona urging governor brewer to heed the call of protestors and kill the bill. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal a cold sore in as few as 2 1/2 days wh

embassy. as far as the conditions we executed, we felt that the security was adequate for us to do that. i'm not sure if that answers your question. >> i will take the question right next to the camera there please. >> this is joe talbot. sir, i would like to ask you about the legal framework of your missions. do you usually need to clear the mission with your local authorities? if yes, do you coordinate with the local authorities in securing an embassy? >> absolutely. the ambassador does that coordination within the country that we would be operating in, and we would only do that under her or his request. so, that coordination would be done. as far as the countries we operate from, we have agreements in place or missions that we are responsible for and we are not doing any operations that are not, that do not have visibility or approvals of those countries we operate from. >> let me take a question from this gentleman right here with the glasses. ok, we will start there and go to the gentleman to the right. please. >> i wonder about the relationship of the marines to our special forces,

us here today. we appreciate you coming to mac. -- too. we have some representatives from our brazilian and chinese embassies that have joined us, our friends from brazil and china, please stand up. we appreciate you joining us. getting a lot of great new friendships and partnerships from around the world. of theecame the chair national governors association last august, i begin working on what is called our chairs initiative. it is a year-long process in which we began to formulate some type of initiative that republican and democrat governors can support what it is important to all of us. i chose my initiative this year, called america works, education and training for tomorrow's jobs. it is something very important for all of our governors. creating opportunities for our fellow citizens, growing a revenue in our state. is about making significant improvements to our education system and workforce training program, and to help better align those programs with the needs of our businesses and labor markets. i believe this issue is critically important to our nation, critically important to our state as well as our nation's economic future.