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We begin with a deadly turn in ukraine. The government cracking down on prowestern protesters. More than two dozen people now are dead. This is happening right in the shadow of sochi where russian president Vladimir Putin hopes to project his power. In kievs Central Square this morning, protesters are standing firm, but the future of their cause is uncertain. Abcs Hamish Macdonald joins us live by phone from moscow. Hamish, you were there just weeks ago. Are you surprised at all by this new wave of violence . Reporter i think absolutely. There is a degree of surprise about how much force, how much violence has been used in the last 24 hours. This is the deadliest day of protests in the ukraine so far. At least 25 people dead that we know of. Thats on both sides. Police, security forces, as well as the protesters. I think things were calmer in the period since we were there last, but certainly things have sparked up over the last day. The protesters say they want a future attached to eu
Ukrainian president and the leaders of three of the top opposition parties agreed to halt the violence late last night, but street feeting is reporting between antigovernment protesters and police as barricades erected by demonstrators continue to burn in the heart of kiev. The truce came hours after the military promised an antiterrorist operation to restore order. At least 28 people have been killed in this weeks violence and today the Foreign Ministers from germany, france, and poland will travel to kiev to meet with both sides before an emergency meeting in brussels. Holly williams is in the ukrainian capital. She joins us by phone. Holly, it sounds like the situation there has deteriorated. Reporter thats correct. We are already seeing deadly clashes here in independence of kiev which has been occupied now for nearly three months. We have just witnessed ourselves dead bodies, protesters bodies. All of them appear to have sustained gunshot wounds apparently to the head and neck. Th
Skate a Clean Program and she did just that. [ cheering and applause ] the cheers start as soon as Polina Edmunds name is called. Im just so proud of her because shes worked so hard to get here. Its here at the Dance Theater International Studio in san jose where polina spent early mornings perfecting her moves. And its here where her friends and fans gathered to watch that hard work pay off. Were here with you. Every step of your way. As polina takes to the olympic ice for her very first time, the excitement turns to nervousness. I was nervous for her because she is my friend and i really want her to do well. But watching her nail every move. Those nerves are quickly put to rest. Im so proud of her and she did so great. And i really loved watching her and you can tell that shes loved to be on on the ice performing. She was so good. Before she left, polina said her only goal was to skate two Clean Programs. Well, she complished the first with love and support from her hometown. We all