out by the interim president if the deadline for disarming wasn t met by the pro-russian protesters. we have another one 48 hours ago which passed with an aborted attempt at a security operation to free the town of slovyansk where much of the violence has been focused. there are reports now, some on russian media, of ukrainian armor movements happening in this area but we have not seen any substantial efforts. a remarkable admission from the white house that cia director john brendan did in fact come to kiev. that will feed the russian claims that they are pushing extraordinarily hard for state-backed media, that somehow the west is fueling this, backing this when they say that russia is behind it. when you look at the coordination of what is happening here, there are no signs of russian involvement, something other than these local
months ago in the last such use, which was unmet by any punitive measures, i was told that they were very, very afraid, the syrian opposition was very afraid that if it wasn t met, then a terrible new catastrophe with chemical weapons would happen. of course, that has happened. we also heard tweets from here in britain whereby the foreign secretary william hague even though their prime minister was defeated in his attempt to join this military action, he said obama, the president, made a very, very strong speech today. we ve also heard that the president of france assured the united states, assured president obama that he stands ready to punish the perpetrators of these chemical weapons attacks. that s what s going on right now. but nobody really knows what the next step may be. perhaps we ll wait to see what happens when the chemical weapons investigators publicly reveal their takings, whether that might add momentum to then continue this attempt to hold the perpetrators accountable.
place. of course he did. if all the elements were met on the four corners it wasn t met. show me the petition and we ll be able to go through it. megyn: the petition has page after page of this psychos email to her talking about her weight and hair and how he had driven by her home and her husband and ex-boyfriend and how she wasn t paying enough attention to him. how much more does she have to prove. judges usually err on the side of caution. whether it s the benefit the complainant or to benefit themselves, but here is the thing. mark you are just wrong when you are saying this piece of paper would not have saved her life. but we have laws on our books against murder. and those laws didn t save her life either. so should we eliminate the law of murder? should we eliminate the
joining me from moscow, moscow correspondent fred weir. why do you think putin decided not to retaliate? what s going on here? well, it is a remarkable departure from diplomatic tradition. i mean, i can t think of a single case where an expulsion like that wasn t met with a mirror image, tit for tat expulsion. i don t think it s ever happened before. so putin is clearly making a calculation. that he doesn t want to poison the well, build up the acrimony, which of course, any kind of mirror image response would do. he wants to keep the field clear. maybe he s handing donald trump a victory, because trump can say, see, i m spreading good will even before i take office. he s clearly calculated this. it s smart, i think. but he s playing out the clock until that three-week horizon
of trump s billionaire net worth. but here s the thing. verifying whether trump actually sold the stock that s going to be more difficult. because he s not required to file another disclosure until may of 2018. however, all other presidents have voluntarily submitted their financial holdings in the first year in office, since the ethics passed it in me1978. and the address wasn t met as a message to the president-elect, but there were times when mr. obama sounded like he was speaking well, speaking to an audience of one. white house correspondent michelle cmis michelle kosinski has more from