cutting off much needed water supplies in an unprecedented move and how it blows you have your grocery bill. and tonight, a young woman overcoming incredible odds. she fought her way to the summer olympics and took home the gold and now wants to do it again. >> i am harris faulkner. a plan to put government researchers in newsroom is on hold now. the fcc scrapped that idea after back lash from news outlets and republicans and journalist. it would cover how we do do the nows. it is a victory for the first amendment. he's acknowledged that the study design came to close to the line when it came to intruding on core principles. in my few it was over the line and grad to make that concession as a victrow. >> the fcc spokes person defends the intentions and said any suggestion that the fcc is regulating the news is false. the fcc will fulfill to report on barriers and entry in the marketplace and revising the proposed study to a chief that goal. molly will this version of the study now go forward? >> prospects. the fcc controls licenses for media organizations and that is why it is a powerful agency and the international study is not going to happen. and the fcc said to be clear media owners and journalist will no longer be asked to participate in the pilot study. and the pilot will not be undertaken until a new study design is final. and any subsequent market studies if determined will not soak participation or enclude questions for media owners or news directors or reporters. the fcc is trying to ark session if the media in the u.s. is meeting the public's critical information needs. and critics said the questions in the study went too far in asking media owners and journalist how they select stories and what the news felos fee was. and how it was rejected by management and why. it remains to be seen what future studies look like and will not include controversial questions. harris? >> the next question is what will it include? >> tell get close scutteny. it brought renewed scutteny to the fcc and said three democrat and two republicans, and one of them said he wants to make sure the fcc doesn't become to intruthsive. >> i will remain vigilant in the future. and i will be calling it out as well. >> the initial study meant to question hundreds of media and journalist nation wide could have cost taxpayers $900,000. harris? >> thank you very much. new concerns about the future of ukraine. after days of deadly protest, there are fears that country could split in two. on one side leaning west and the other side leaning oast. the population there is 46 million. and today protestors tock control of the capitol and seizing the president's office. parliment voted to remove him from power and hold new elections. he is calling it a coup. he has left kiev for the support base. and the long time rival has been released from prison. there she is. and she is telling them to keep protesting and she is the icon and she was on jail after abusing office. western critics denounced the sentence as a political vendetta and she wants to run for president. gar ed is on the ground in kiev. with the opposition leader out of prison, is that helping or making things worse? >> i would say 50- 50 in terms of how they. and those who believe she is corrupt. and i think in terms of the current climate and what was achieved in the last 24 hours. she is a political dinosaur. she is telling people to keep protesting. on one day in recent days, 80 to hundred protestors died and that is when the world focused in on this and loc what do we have here? what is the general mood in the country right now? >> the general mood is mixed. there is a sense of relief and apprehensions. and people are not sure what comes next. and being, it is a scored victory of sorts and in terms of where the future lies tis unknown. >> it is a dangerous place for people still. >> i guess, all eyes are on the east of the country and russia if there is no intervention, it so manies like we are through the woods. and that things will be okay. and that is interesting. you think the lull is because the olympics are going on? >> yeah, i think if there was russian intervention, it would come after the big show has finished. >> very interesting. jar ed thank you very much for joining us by phone and giving us a peek of what is going on there. in response to all of this. our president warned that violence needs to end. and president obama told ukraine not to cross the line or there will be consequences. you may remember president obama used a similar warning in the war in called it a redline bac then. >> we have been very clear to the assad regime and also to other players on the grouped that a red line for us we start seeing a bunch of chemical weapons utalized and that would change my equation. >> we'll monitor the situation, recognizing that along with our european partners and international community that there is consequences if you step over the line. >> there were no consequences with the chemical weapons. keep in mind in syria it is a different scale of violence. syria's regime is accused of using chemical weapons on their own meem. edhenrow, not in the city but in the house anchoring today and joining us with the news, you often travel with the president. you have heard our phone call with jar ed. and his interpretation was interesting. if everything stays and russia does not get involved there will not be trouble. >> sure there is a difference between syria and ukraine. a lot of differences as you laid out especially because the white house took off the military option when it comes to ukraine and they are looking at sanctions. even republicans who normally don't support saying sanctions could back fire because it could drive the leaders in the hands of president putin. potting cases the president said there is a line you cross it and there is consequences. and there is consequences and say with syria there were not consequences, at least not yet. they pulled back, the u.s. did from military action in part because assad would tufrp over the weapons. and he hasn't. and the question is credibility for the president. >> credibility and where we stand in the world in terms of threatening the other countries. in the case of syria he's facing more pressure not only from republicans, but fellow democrats saying the civil war is three years on and we have interest in the ukraine it is an important spot as you laid out from the map. and the bottom line with syria, the national security advisers and james clapper saying that al-qaeda terrorist basically breeded in syria and they are terrorist that could streak against. and israel is in the neighborhood and middle east. and remember how terrorist were habored in afghanistan before 9/11. and so the national security interest are clear in syria there is no easy options. but with ucane fewer options and frankly while the white house said the president is monitoring the situation the u.s. is sitting and waiting. >> and i hear everything you said. president putin is in the center of this. two reasons. we need to know what he's thinking. didn't he and president obama have a conversation. >> based on the frostiness of the relationship. is putin telling the president obama what he's thinking and will he do something different? >> the white house put out a statement, we are watching the situation closely and we'll keep working with our allies and, and russia, and that is a dick durbin statement. >> we'll get to that. >> jay carney said we'll work with our allies and russia and in that statement russia is not in the category of al unser, al and that is not a surprise. but the reset button, it hadn't work out. >> like the staples easy button. you keep hitting it. i want to press on in syria putin have the dialogue with the leaders there. >> pentagon officials said for a week they are roaching out to the ukranian military leaders and defense leaders and they were not responding. they were concerned that the ukranian military might crack down on the protestors more. thankfully while there was concern for that is looked like the violence is coming down. but there is chaos there. and the developments jay carney said that will lead to elections that come sooner. there was a truce a few days ago. and it department hold. >> and dick durbin out of illinois released the statement. he is talking about the opposition leader. her support for a constitutional path forward for all ukranians and this goes on with the fact that she will keep the peace there. it is interesting, if the pathways were open, wouldn't the president have this conversation? no respect to dick did your dht bin. but why him? >> he's speaking out because there is a large ukranian- american population in illinois. and it is fair to weigh in. but the u.s. president is trying to figure this out and the other thing our reporter on the ground was saying a moment ago about the opposition leader. no one knows if she is washed up or means what she said. and delivering on what she tells dick did yourbin and others. and the president said here assad must go. who will release assad? >> interesting question. all of these national security challenges are not easy. >> come monday you will be outside of the white house. would you write all of this stuff on a note and give it to the president. >> yeah, we are pretty tight. >> it is great to have you in the studio. we'll instagram and tweet. tock old fashioned selfie. >> and i like the pictures of your family. >> god bless you, and right now, moving on, the mexican drug cartel consider this an man a rock star. the story of how he just got caught. and warnings for million of people and equipments. security flaws and hackers can easily lift your personal information. and how does that work? 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bring a kraen in to get them all out. you may remember the surveillance video that went viral. you can see how fast the hole held up. they will be fully restored. and before we go a quick check on headlines. massive protest in venezuela. people are upset about the lack of basic goods. there is a death of an american student in the ambassador. john's family was found inside of a railroad tunnel. he was hit by a train. the junior was last seen alive two days ago. on this day in 1980, the world watched the dramatic upset in sports history. winter olympics games in lake mra sid, new york. the underdog hockey time defending the gold medal soviet squad and regarded as the fine of the in the world they fell to the young americans four- throw before a crowd of 10,000 spectators and it was more than a olympics victory. to the americans it was a cold war triumph and meaningful as the berlin air lift and two days later the americans beat finland. that miracle on ice happen 34 years ago today. sadly no medal for the men's time they lost to finland. huckabee is next. canned chore -- >> tonight on huckabee. the president called 2014 a year of action. >> president is doing without congress getting involved. >> 2014 is the year of midterm election. >> you don't have 218 votes you have nothing. >> can the gop address the issue of jobs and obama care. we'll have no chance of stopping obama for two more years if we don't take more seats in the house and win the senate. >> republicans can't win because the democrats fumble the ball. they have to carry it to the goal line. tonight a huckabee special. how can th
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