this is priscilla huff proj and one at the us state department in washington . and several thousand people gathered on it using the square for few days of the killing of dozens of protest is true and the beast event since ukraine became independent in the soviet union grads get to lay flowers and candles increased bets the bed the safety of life. i think i may head down to honor saints who have called the hum of the high stakes will be grateful to them until then to follow allies fighting for our test season and we don't. today i think ukrainian elections and i can do that kind of fayette and ambitions. i think it will be now one life. they keep the plan was to screen the extent that the city this menu is he going to show by snipers with suspected ties to former president dixie like a and his russian allies the shocking events that emi could swing into russia resulting in the installation of the current interim government local authorities pledged to remember the fallen. la belle. this is what the city authority will take all measures to keep the dentist in peopl

state. and when there are people who are ready to use it. there's a great danger of that country entering an armed confrontation. excluding the possibility of a civil war. i had in his latest threat of tougher sanctions under pressure for you created. the look of a moscow should be worried and economic implications of the possible restrictions the eye. who knew i was a what should be a good holiday. though. the research i . for more. ukraine and chaos and security forces dysfunctional some are taking advantage of the situation earlier parties' real costs for much of my colleague research they bought the latest incidents including one of the country's main market distillery. hundreds of armed men stormed the building i should say and then they would destroy the evidence lights using tear gas canisters. one of the owners actually said that he and warned that police officers have time because the notice that there were some men gathering outside the factory but then they can respond and eventually when the situation the apatow and eventually ha

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it's an amount equal to meet the course of war the us produces and that something good to make sports would hit american households stated that this is a shopping increase and that fuel bills in the medium term when the us fell sending it to him and the seat of a group and will take years to accomplish something. ukraine cannot afford financially but according to kiev western nations opposing much needed loans but they cover the price might not be enough to catch the cranes budgets is part of this gem of a biscuit or as tortoise follow the money. i don't care or are the promised one billion dollars with ukraine which is a paltry sum. it pays to crane's bill for probably two weeks or so ukraine's what action has a commanding thirty five billion dollars. if they get what the european in its promising than the billion euro. there'll be thirteen almost fourteen million dollars. the conditions for the inspectors are going to be absolutely outrageous everybody will live in latin america under the imf structural adjustment for a new or else in the world for that matter moles what that means in the long run. it's all i wanna boo

this is priscilla huff proj and windy at the us state department in washington. users the ukrainian politics and politicians are talking extreme highs reached school and from ukraine's presidential race rich guy who'd previously stated his ambition to stand for president. it's good to go visit utah county to support it in and the system patrick moore show and tell you the unity candidate. yes it's great. the interest of ukraine to sleep really. i offered to support as he can he came to the democratic forces for the presidential election the candidacy of actual portion the show you'll make it or shrink and made a fortune from chocolate is reportedly leaving several opinion polls in the presidential race for the euro portion for seven straight in for minister of ukraine as well as governor of the central bank torturing killing pitcher was seeking eu membership for ukraine our goal is the full membership of ukraine in the european union is to use. other candidates and election to succeed ousted president ian richardson former prime minister yulia tymoshenko to keep

according to the us state department and the united nations, this is human trafficking - illegal under us and international law. >> what percentage of workers paid fees to agents in order to get here? al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. >> and follow it no matter where it leads - all the way to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >> we wanted to talk to more people who'd worked these jobs. but to do so, we had to go far outside the war, where they could speak more o

picked up harmful for uzbek warlord and his running mate no casualties in the rescue workers in the us state of washington are continuing their search for survivors from that devastating mudslides this weekend. at least fourteen people have died with more than a hundred still unaccounted for. search teams have been working around the clock to try picturing that wreckage that he hates that spot an hour northeast of seattle. marty has gone a massive landslide that swept through small riverside qut on saturday in the us is north western states of washington schools of the riots were claimed by the foss knitting a lot of the goodness of our lives but some violence to grab you from that and that. and everything was gone. like three seconds. boucher weekend of searching through difficult terrain county officials say more than a hundred people remain unaccounted for we've got a technical rescue teams are to be on electronic equipment that they can use to probe the ground if necessary in order to be working very very hard. also the washer states army transportation to have heavy equipment out there

according to the us state department and the united nations, this is human trafficking - illegal under us and international law. >> what percentage of workers paid fees to agents in order to get here? >> we wanted to talk to more people who'd worked these jobs. but to do so, we had to go far outside the war, where they could speak more openly. we found them in the rural heartland of southern india, in the state of tamil nadu. >> the main issue when we talk about trafficking - we can call it as bonded labor - it all starts because they have to pay an amount to get that job. >> sindhu kavinamannil used to work for a subcontractor in kuwait. now she advocates on behalf of migrant laborers. over the last eight years, she has interviewed hundreds of contract workers in iraq and afghanistan. >> debt will make you work anywhere. it doesn't matter if it's a war zone, doesn't matter if you're given a good food or good accommodation. these men are ready to sacrifice. >> govindnagaram is a village of six thousand people, several hours from the closest airport. locals estimate that eighty to ninet

us secretary of state john kerry and assistant secretary of state victory new and are visiting the ukrainian capital of kiev the us defence department says it is suspending military exchange programs with russia. such contacts are aimed at reducing the chance of an emergency resulting from a misunderstanding the announcement came as president putin paid a surprise visit to inspect military exercises in russia's western districts they include areas near the border with ukraine it was britain's first inspection of troops and see gained approval from the upper house to deploy forces in ukraine representatives of the united nations security council held their third emergency meeting in four days. russia's ambassador criticize ukraine's interim government for trying to persecute ethnic russians. we stood in the two minute the rights and freedoms of people in ukraine are being threatened. while we was like to emphasize one once again the actions of our military which are appropriate and legitimate weapon in the fiji team. the us ambassador to dismiss the claims. samantha power said that there is n

according to the us state department and the united nations, this is human trafficking - illegal under us and international law. >> what percentage of workers paid fees to agents in order to get here? >> the ukraine crisis as tensions esalate >> russia for all inents and purposes showing no signs of backing down. >> crimea's vote rejected by the west... >> here in crimea, a lot of them say the west should just butt out... >> new santions looming >> mr. ambassador will those sanctions work? >> things could easily get out of control >> will crimea break away? what's russia's next move? and how will th u.s. respond? >> we're making it clear that there are consequences for their actions... >> for continuing coverage stay with al jazeera america your global news leader. >> we wanted to talk to more people who'd worked these jobs. but to do so, we had to go far outside the war, where they could speak more openly. we found them in the rural heartland of southern india, in the state of tamil nadu. >> the main issue when we talk about trafficking - we can call it as bonded labor - it all starts

use on until one special instruction book to come on holiday last week. or does she find me as the commander in chief of the autonomous republic of crimea and the state's use of basketball. it was immediately conveyed his order to lessen our ukrainian naval forces stationed in saddam's fall. i'd like to thank all the offices has chosen to place the orders of religious authorities. this is a truly historic day meanwhile in hearing from crying these officials that the situation he on the peninsula is not told to be on to take control and under the control of how we know them here. so called self defense force made up of locals who are working in college a nation regional police we see these people here on the streets of the capital sin from one another to cry in the institutes that patrolling streets day and night and not only protecting governmental paintings of strategic areas but actually all the sea taste. hundreds of tibetans were here now is that the authorities in kiev that this was the commander of ukraine's navy following his pledge of allegiance to crimea. so before the government has accused him of treason and named the new head of the navy. we mu

links between ireland and the united states are dong and enjoying the fact that twenty two us presidents same irish heritage shows that the bond between our two run home. all ever. if president reagan and kennedy descendants were trying to immigrate to the united states today because not too soon. i am honored to represent detainees reagan's for the media no other american school of irish roots. there are fifty thousand undocumented irish meaning in the united states because of their status. they are on a boat returned to ireland to visit family friends and neighbors immigration reform initiative in the us senate and u s house of representatives is a renewed opportunity to transform the start line. my great grandfather left here in time of stress. seeking to better himself and his family. so many irishmen and women from every walk of life played a role in creating the three of them. i'm certainly proud to be part of the great irish american tradition. o bond between our two countries runs deep and strong and i'm proud of the year. in recognition and celebration our ties that bound the ir

us state department spokesperson expressed her country's support. what the supporting a strong human rights council in north korea iraq resolution that perceived actions that we've grown to four to be accountable for continuing and systematic violation of human rights the un human rights council plans to vote on the draft resolution next week the council has also adopted a report on china. it suggests more than two hundred and fifty ways in which the country could improve its human rights record. the recommendations range from attending the harassment and arbitrary detention of human rights activists to guaranteeing freedom of expression. he also called for the protection of the rights of ethnic minorities such as tibetans and readers the chinese delegate objected to the recommendations he denied there is any arbitrary detention or harassment in china and said the recommendations are contrary to the facts. the un council adopted a report on china and the jeans objection at the same time members and non governmental organizations criticized china's r

just a bunch of the us state department to do to this post. shaking i think it's fun when you think not i meet them when she goes on to advocate of education especially for the underprivileged in latin america and what the committee in their home country kind of gal they can do. here it is no stranger to shake things up. she's doing it a little to get the different speech. he is also a for education integrity. she opened a new school in one of the poorest areas of the colombian city of kut his or her without pain. the first initiative of its kind she's been involved with. what you would be and gop as the scots us she promotes learning for all children in colombia and other countries the eye the fifth team in the way to avoid conflicting with the continued building the vocal quality education to local children the columbia i cannot yet new this planet that could be any child to his country and beyond. we have enjoyed the fundamental right to education that they didn't show. the rings to everyone from the city took advantage of posting a picture

the details of the corresponding index soared to a standing by in the us capital's any of that the us state department and gave the briefing it says basically russia said fool some of its plans are ounce what more can you tell us well so close to the sportsperson of the state department journey saki said the deal was nice to see concrete evidence that russia is ready to engage on you is to promote deeper pools to end the crisis right now they don't seem that long for that reason secretary of state's care is not willing to meet the confirming this to say he loves golf this week. there is only willing to engage in person when it appears the russian is serious about the financial proposals for diplomatic solution. on the ukraine prizes and at the same time we hear that nato will stop a wax replica reconnaissance flights over poland and romania to help morning so the crisis of the us is increasing its pressure on moscow on brush on one side of the same time the us open course for diplomatic solutions and now live in isn't that a bill moves when in fact it does seem like there's been a build up

according to the us state department and the united nations, this is human trafficking - illegal under us and international law. >> what percentage of workers paid fees to agents in order to get here? >> we wanted to talk to more people who'd worked these jobs. but to do so, we had to go far outside the war, where they could speak more openly. we found them in the rural heartland of southern india, in the state of tamil nadu. >> the main issue when we talk about trafficking - we can call it as bonded labor - it all starts because they have to pay an amount to get that job. >> sindhu kavinamannil used to work for a subcontractor in kuwait. now she advocates on behalf of migrant laborers. over the last eight years, she has interviewed hundreds of contract workers in iraq and afghanistan. >> debt will make you work anywhere. it doesn't matter if it's a war zone, doesn't matter if you're given a good food or good accommodation. these men are ready to sacrifice. >> govindnagaram is a village of six thousand people, several hours from the closest airport. locals estimate that eighty to ninet

. >> some explorers are using state of the art equipment to rvey the bottom of the ocean.ed divers to map unknown shipwrecks. >> you have to have a trained eye. you have to look for those odd shapes that don't occur i

french i guess that the weather with my cherie she minded morning it seems people in the southern us state of florida. ideally was stormy weather conditions but the abyss that. lying in remaining half and while yes the red tally still that went with the continued across se ne us and that includes the florida peninsula away haven't seen lots of gale force winds which has them in structures as well as downed power lines. severe thunderstorms are still capable of being response and also train ticket abt could be making cuts and a spot to please be aware of traffic in the north with the precipitation so in size and timing of that snow and also freezing rain which could make traveling very difficult into your mind be in italics. but today was the fact of the lead your eye and get caught. it's making the ad conditions is very critical for fire weather especially in new mexico and in texas. the battle interest i was so slamming the upper midwest as well as the northern rockies northern rockies but twenty five centimeters of additional snowfall and thirty centimeters across the upper midwest. i wi

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he was a critical leader in our state reduce drug use. my colleagues saw firsthand how the state budget translates into services. often a bed in treatment can make a tremendous difference to an individual in his or her family. how providing treatments helps contain costs in our state. the office of national drug policy sets the national drug control strategy that recognizes substance abuse as a public health issue. nation's drug overdose death account of more deaths than either homicide or motor vehicle crashes. thatmic data indicates illegal drug use alone in our estimated 100 $93 billion in 2007 alone due to health care crime and lost productivity. we agreed it is time for new approach. the good news is that we are not entering this task blindly. we have scientific research that informs our decisions at the state, federal, and local level. this research has provided us with the knowledge that addiction is the disease of the brain which can be prevented, successfully treated, and from -- fromil can pop or which people can recover. those i

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also this hour of quakes in the us state of the particles local officials called for the operation and which are proven to be special shale gas drilling method. the much more studious that it was good this is looking to do with the two different day. with even more tough talk from america's top diplomat joan keri says that serious steps against russia could come as soon as monday is crimea goes ahead with its referendum even more that diplomatic tensions may a fake peace effort to ward told syria most of the chicken reports what we have hard at it you laugh as secretary of state john kerry basically saying that like you mentioned a series of very serious that would follow if the referendum and cranial were to go ahead. this sunday there will be a response of some gun into the referendum itself. and in addition if there is no sign of any capacity to feel them move forward and resolve this issue. there will be a very serious serious areas of steps on monday in europe and here. with respect to the options that are available to us. he has also said that contingencies have been put in place

state shortened rehab. his response surprised us? >> i'm not familiar with that. i can get you that information. >> state officials said the rate climbed 5%. . difference between their figures and the clinics are blamed on methodology. >> shorter stays in rehab means more addicts can be treated. we have the second-highest per cap ita rate of people that need treatment. the number of people that we are treating increased tenfold and you have to find to be the best stuarts of the dollars -- stewards of the dollars, to be the most effective to a greater number of people. >> is 14 days in rehab enough. >> absolutely not. you need 90 days for people to reset their thermostat. specialist. >> we need to spend more money. we need more treatment centres and long-term rehab facilities. >> in vermont. if you have insurance, at a rehab facilities, two weeks is bizarre. ready. >> kimberley is in recovery and turned her addiction into advocacy, lobbying lawmakers to increase funding so addicts like her have a fighting chance. >> they don't understand that this is a disease. i do

rights of residents of crimea to determine their future must be respected the spokesperson for the us state department said lavrov has not changed his views the goal must be to protect the unity and sovereignty of ukraine time we didn't see that obviously and the responses that we received back. terry and love from say they'll speak again in the next few days the chair of the us senate committee overseeing the c i a has denounced the agency for searching the computers of their staff. she was investigating the c i a's interrogations of suspects after the nine eleven attacks director john brennan denies the hacking charges. without prior notification or approval. c i a person now had conducted a search. that was john brennan is word of the committee computers at the off site facility. c i a meaty internal documents related to the interrogations available to committee members on computers that are leased facility. feinstein says the agency later search of those computers in the committee's internal network as well. she condemned the action saying it may have violated the separation of powers p

>> highly unlikely. >> air traffic control experts use state of the art simulators to teach the next generation of controllers how to interpret the flood of data coming in. >> you know where it is? >> but that only works if the transponder is turned on. >> sid spent 35 years in air traffic control for the faa and four years in the air force, guiding flights under fire in vietnam. he says without the plane's transponder, aircraft traffic control is almost blind. >> this is what a flight looks like with the transponder on? >> correct. >> when the transponder is on, a data tag is very obvious. the pilot can use it to report an emergency. >> the letters hijk mean hijack. >> so without saying a word, the pilot can tell you he's been hijacked. >> that's correct. >> but the transponder has to be on? >> the transponder has to be on. >> the flight never reported a problem. when the transponder went off, there's nothing left but a tiny speck of light that even a trained eye would not recognize right away as even an airplane. >> this could be a target. this could be a target here. >> you don't

the us state department criticizes what he calls for oppressive regimes for increasingly using force to crack down on pro democracy movements in its annual report on global human rights the us also denounced the ruling back of gay rights in eighty countries. it changed its harshest condemnation for the government of syria the department says the abuses of human rights by the government of president bush on the side stand apart in school and human costs lusty these grainy compete in the church from the riddle hill to the streets of damascus. he chose dozens of people clearly in distress the footage also showed will compete to be dozens of bodies of men women and children. un inspectors found evidence that chemical weapons were used in the attack. the syrian government denied responsibility of the un says it has no doubt who was behind the killing of the one thousand four hundred and twenty nine people. it says darlings it's no coincidence that the first use of a weapon of mass destruction anywhere in the last quarter century came from a dictatorship and syria. in trying to suppress a

that is it for politics, thank you for joining us, "state of the union" with candy crowley starts rightore planes, more ships, no leads. today, the sea is so big and the time is so short. >> we tried to find small bits of wreckage in a vast ocean while we're throwing everything we have at it. the task goes on. >> hundreds of objects identified by satellite and plane, but not a single piece of debris tied to flight 370. finding fishing nets and everything in between,

plenty of conflicting reports we've been hearing alot about issues we thought we'd come out of the us state department from the spokesperson for the person saying basically backed out it's clear that russia fire the first ride and what we did is headed to the state department for a press briefing and asked where i know what kind of got this information and the stewie is based on and this is what happens actually you're saying that it's clear that it actually fired a shot first and that's a pretty serious allegation so gorgeous. during the swp let me just say we don't see how it is possibly true that the russian claim that either they were up there and they were not that that someone else was the aggressor that the ukrainians for the aggressor can possibly be true given they entered ukranian bates did not saying that they're saying it's a provocation wires are saying that it's very clear and i said that i love that i think we're ready to move on. and to give another topic. well obviously there is a perfect example of how the sa information war continues surrounding the events in cranial we'r

kathy augustine was convicted of using state personnel and equipment for her campaign and was fined $15,000. >> i think kathy considered leaving politics after the impeachment, but she really wanted to clear her name. >> she was one of the top five elected officials in the state. some people thought she was not very nice and some people thought she was the greatest thing since cupcakes. >> two years later, kathy augustine ran again for state treasurer, but in the middle of that campaign, kathy fell ill. >> something is wrong with my wife. she's not breathing. >> she's not breathing at all? >> not breathing at all. i need some help. >> when paramedics arrived, kathy was barely alive. >> they gave her two drugs to assist her, kind of jolted her back into business, and then they loaded her into the ambulance and took her to the hospital. >> doctors suspected a heart attack and performed an angiogram, but it showed no blockages. and her condition continued to deteriorate. >> she was in a coma and completely unresponsive. she was completely motionless and on a respirator. there really was no cha

us into war. and by creating a new recall the peach state who has a piece of glass for all its citizens. a very interesting time to knit with barium i find it for the referendum has now become law. we happen to add to the softie what happened in crime here is that in current chief of the separatists movements no trouble lol. yes yes plenty of people well and took over the seizure of us that the nation wouldn't go back to him. and two. joe and watch and it is they overwhelmingly will join option. and i think he is these principles to mention the bolts. and what does it get the very ticklish by the courthouse. try this with the travel provides us with what he's really talking much about but the fifth amendment the cuts to the heart of europe isn't it that is mixed roll but why. this was of course the expected. when in doha. the reason for me this week it's going to do. it's a real nice why the additional time. reason being that we saw what it was all of which look to the states. you know yeah. what onto the floor of the few affordable website store is there to avoid the nsa is a pool c r a

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the us state department spokes person has criticized china for blocking philippine ships in the south china sea. jan said she'd call the act of provocation that raises tensions. she said the us was troubled by the report that chinese patrol vessels on sunday forced to philippine supply ships to turn away from waters near this friendly islands. the islands are at the center of a territorial dispute between the philippines and china the philippines ships were reportedly taking supplies to troops guarding an controlled by the country stacie noted that the philippines has maintained a presence at the shoal since nineteen ninety nine. she said there should be no interference with efforts to maintain the status quo. time an aussie and countries including the philippines signed a declaration in two thousand and two in debt peacefully resolving territorial issues in the south china sea. china has been increasingly active in the sea claiming most of it has its own. the top officer of u s marines says planning for the construction of new infrastructure and mom will start early next to it that i

us secretary of state john kerry will be in kiev today. on monday barack obama met with his national security advisers to discuss ukraine and the us has already said it will suspend its military cooperation with russia. it's a snap to the us stands the is for russia with impunity and two but it's all on the ground to violate basic recipes that are recognized around the world. and. be strong condemnation that it's received from countries around the world indicates the degree to which rushes on the wrong side of israel. as the crisis continues in ukraine its economy continues to suffer. team of experts from the international monetary fund said to begin a ten day fact finding mission in kiev today. to weigh the merits of the new government's requests for fifteen million dollars in aid money this layer comes after moscow's decision to freeze its own financial support. lacking he explains the path to an international bailout is far from easy. i was keen for a secure financial lifeline the minister has asked for the fifteen billion dollars in loa

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if they state is using -- if the state is using an obtained iq test score as a proxy for true intellectual function that has to take into account the standard error of measurement and therefore states like mississippi and oklahoma that in fact establish a cut-off of 75 in our view is constitutional as this court announced the class of individuals. >> so that is just saying -- when you say the standard air you are talking about a degree of confidence, right? >> correct. >> your submission is that you need to have a 95% degree? the that's what the fight is to? >> on a test that is norm 70 as two standard deviations below the mean. if there is a standard error of measurement, this is not my submission. this is universal. >> one just trying to figure out what it means. >> what the it means is that someone for example with an obtained iq test score of 71 as mr. paul received has a 95% probability that his score will be between 76 and. >> so why 95% wax where does that come from? why are you pick in 95%? why isn't at 90%? >> i am not doing any picking. >> what the organizations picked 95%? >> it

but with a flagrant breach of international and us secretary of state for europe in the paper. simon and if you repent you have what we like our guess is more important than achieving national been dogging the door to greet it with a crudely made it difficult to compute the eureka moment it's permissible to using the euro to the top schools seem a little bit more of what's actually pound out sometimes. his columns. more skillfully and diplomat to keep the kids. of course the game the situation we're in right now is really far from ideal. you're afraid to keep taking the bait. it wouldn't come to portugal russia. the reality is that this is the second time during the time and taking control of russia the president came to light today with the invasion of neighboring country. a new one and enter into the baked good to know one thing that you help and hope that when russia invaded georgia hopefully we are working with a replay of the fall thank you emily for the thanks you very much to see that the rights of foreign policy at the center for european reform in london in poland that

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contradictory information from malaysian officials raise question and from us stated anxious family. >> to good now 10 days and still not have a time line of what happened make no, sir sense to me. it doesn't help the credibility. certainly doesn't help the investigation. >> senior u.s. offici us the malaysian are deliberately putting out difficulties information to keep things secret and move that is only made this investigation harder. this is abc news new york. >> we are following this ping story on air and on line. our reporting continues rate now on twitter at this site. >> other developing story watching coastally. concord police made arrest in deadly hit and run. video shows 46-year-old the woman leaving a convenience store justbefore mos before she was hit on willow pass road. she was homeless woman who frequent went the area. police say someone driving a chevy pickup truck ran her down on the sidewalk latter night just before midnight. they are not releasing that person's name. >> police pursuit in the east bay ended fwhit a crash that injured 2 people unrelated to the chase