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Welcome back to our continuing coverage of the crisis here in ukraine on "ac 360." we are live from kiev right outside independence square. later on the program ill take you on a tour. its bustling with life as people come to pay respects and the protesters that fought more than a week and a half ago remain. peter bernstein talking to his sources about what they think vladamir putin is thinking, what his intentions are, he joins us now. and fareed zakaria also joins us. fareed, what do you make ...

Welcome back to our continuing coverage of the crisis here in ukraine on "ac 360." we are live from kiev right outside independence square. later on the program ill take you on a tour. its bustling with life as people come to pay respects and the protesters that fought more than a week and a half ago remain. peter bernstein talking to his sources, he joins us now and fareed zakaria also joins us. fareed, what do you make of the late news from jim acosta at the white house reporting president oba...

i dont think... i mean, americans expect the president to lead and i think he should. >> rose: we conclude this evening with steve roberts and cokie robertss and their new book "our haggadah." >> one of the odd dis here is that while they objected to my marrying a catholic, the first seder, the first passover that my mother ever went to, was at her catholic daughter-in-laws because she never grew up with that tradition. and in many ways i couldnt have predicted it, but marrying a woman...

fight. maybe he thinks the republicans will just make a fool of themselves and thats enough but i dont think... i mean, americans expect the president to lead and i think he should. >> rose: we conclude this evening with steve roberts and cokie robertss and their new book "our haggadah." >> one of the odd dis here is that while they objected to my marrying a catholic, the first seder, the first passover that my mother ever went to, was at her catholic daughter-in-laws because she never...

obviously hugely important fight. maybe he thinks the republicans will just make a fool of themselves and thats enough but i dont think... i mean, americans expect the president to lead and i think he should. >> rose: we conclude this evening with steve roberts and cokie robertss and their new book "our haggadah." >> one of the odd dis here is that while they objected to my marrying a catholic, the first seder, the first passover that my mother ever went to, was at her catholic daughte...

i dont think... i mean, americans expect the president to lead and i think he should. >> rose: we conclude this evening with steve roberts and cokie robertss and their new book "our haggadah." >> one of the odd dis here is that while they objected to my marrying a catholic, the first seder, the first passover that my mother ever went to, was at her catholic daughter-in-laws because she never grew up with that tradition. and in many ways i couldnt have predicted it, but marrying a woman...

will just make a fool of themselves and thats enough but i dont think... i mean, americans expect the president to lead and i think he should. >> rose: we conclude this evening with steve roberts and cokie robertss and their new book "our haggadah." >> one of the odd dis here is that while they objected to my marrying a catholic, the first seder, the first passover that my mother ever went to, was at her catholic daughter-in-laws because she never grew up with that tradition. and in ma...