Council pushed to get help to those suffering in syria. We begin tonight in ukraine where a lot has changed in the past few hours. It is just after 1 00 a. M. On sunday there. These are live pictures as protesters still pack kievs Independence Square. That crisis came to a headed to after the deal reached just yesterday failed to ease the anger. Ukraines parliament dismissed the president saying he abandoned his office. Victor yanukovych fled the capital earlier today but insists he will not step down and hes calling this a coup. Meanwhile the president s rival and former Prime Minister Yulia Tim Chen co was released from prison and spoke to a massive cheering crowd in Independence Square. In a storm billick act of resistence protesters tour a stature of the former leader. Nick is live what can you tell us . Reporter jonathan behind me there is a feeling that this is their independence day. We have been watching fireworks go off all night. When tymoshenko spoke it was about to 200,000
Of the show. Join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitte acy aj real money and this week weve seen protests explode into violence, thailand, venezuela, and ukraine. Now these are Different Countries with their own unique issues, but the Common Thread in all of them is Economic Issues that americans understand well. Widening disparities in income. Perception that the system is stacked against people who want to exploit opportunity who want to improve their lives. Its a battle between entrenched economic interests. In thailand urban protesters in bangkok accused the government of corruption by using taxpayer money to buy millions of rural votes to keep itself in power. On the other side a Rural Farmers in thailands north who say they depend on government subsidies for rice and other crops just to get by. Protesters demand that Prime Minister shinawatra be removed from office and new elections be held. In venezuela studentled protests are demanding that president Nicholas
Guerillas, working alongside the colombian military. They invited us to go into the mountains where people were displaced by a Paramilitary Group working in the area. Im steven cole. We are following breaking news at the moment. From lebanon two bombs exploded in beirut. Detonated within metres of each other in a southern suburb close to the Iranian Cultural Center and 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. Its 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 hezbol