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. >> the white house are going wac and forth over russia's occupation to the southeastern ukrainian rejoin. in his first extended comments since his troops seized crimea, russian president putin insist they were installed in a coo. says russia will take all measures to protect citizens if asked. secretary of state john kerry pushed back. >> i think it is clear that russia has been working hard to create a pretext for being able to invade further. >> secretary kerry visited the memorial to dozens of civilians killed during street protests at ousted president yanukkovych. kerry presented an aid packet to help the government. >> everybody took a deep breath today. tensions did go down just a bit. president obama said he is still making calls, though, to international leaders to deescalate the situation further. also, weigh sanctions against russia if necessary. putin shrugged off threats of sanctions. he also insists ousted ukrainian president did yanukkovych is still ukraine's elected leader. that's really where it is right now. it is a popular government that is already in place. we will se

i think this is one of the best in the area and i'm glad that we are come wac here to play and this is in the world and they come here to play and come to whip and always shows that way in the performance on the golf course. >> financially t.ground rule double with the marlins. lack for dad go for the ball. forgot his son was in the wago wagon. kid rolling away. about to crash into the wall. mom screaming at dad and background but the dad makes a save. spring training baseball guy not worth the effort. of this is the sports wrrt brought to you by toyota. like every dad getting yelled at for doing stupid thing. >> his wife was funny. >> that's this edition of 7 news on coffee tv 20, all of us here thanks so much for being here. appreciate your time. 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook and all the mobile did he vase was our new 7 news app. the see you again 7 news app. the see you again in an hour on the big 7 all: ♪ to you [cheering and blowing noisemakers] that was weird. we only sang the last two words. what happened to the "happy birthday" part? he's a jehovah's witness,

from russia, so those economic sanctions we used to talk about so freely, they could kick us right wac here. >> it is an interesting concept. now we're in such a global economy that normally we, 10, 20 years ago would let russia take it. now, our economy is so intertwined with theirs and vice versa. >> exactly. >> you might make the argument that economic sanctions would put a little pressure on russia, though. >> it would. the reverse is true as well. they also have billions of dollars, including some high officials in bank accounts. and some of them are right here in the usa. so this could get personal. >> yeah. these guy escorted don't get along. phil, thank you for that. >>> a student from stanford has family in crimea. we were there when she was able to talk to her mother today via skype. >> cat is studying neuroscience at stanford. but tonight, she's using computer science to connect with family in crimea. >> my mother has heard there's a planned bombing at 1:00 a.m. so she is really hopeful that we're going to see each other again. >> cat's mom is so scared she's asking we not s

♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome wac, everybody.k now at the stories topping today's political headlines. immigration advocates are pushing president obama to act on deportations and push for immigration reform. the president met with immigration reform activists yesterday at the white house. they voiced concerns about the high number of deportations. the administration has deported nearly 2 million undocumented immigrants. the white house is launching a review of its deportation policies. >>> republican scott brown one step closer to making a bid for the u.s. senate. the former massachusetts senator announced friday he's forming an exploratory committee for the senate race in new hampshire where he now lives full-time. brown would run against the democratic incumbent. >>> and senator kelly ayotte is set to campaign with minority senate leader mitch mcconnell in kentucky on monday. mcconnell is facing a tough reelection challenge there. >>> here we go. let's get this out of the way. what did you come here to plug? >> first of all, i

we'll keep digging through this for you and bring you new information as waç get it. >>> u.s. go easier on convicted drug dealers. he will push a bill to shorten prison stints for some nonviolent drug traffickers. this as we learn that colorado's pot business collected $2 million in the first month of the legalization. former congressman and drug addict patrick kennedy was on the o'reilly factor last night. he says this is all a very dangerous path. listen to this. >> they're going to target teenagers. they're going to make their money off of people like myself who are addicts. and i don't think this is the kind of thing that makes our country stronger, our families stronger. there are eight times as many liquor stores in minority neighborhoods than there are in white neighborhoods and the same thing is going to happen with legalized marijuana. it is going to target the most vulnerable in our country. >> votes onç holder's proposal to shorten those sentences could come as early as next months. congresswoman sheila jackson may need a bit of a history lesson. listen to this. >>

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