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about titling security measures in the country after a wave of violence early this year that led to a state of emergency being called in the country. this included armed gunmen storming a television statement while live on air, prison riots and various politicians being killed as well. people in ecuador today were voting on a range of different measures which included enshrining the military�*s presence on the streets to help police tackle organised crime but also things like increasing prison sentences and allowing extradition of violent criminals as well. lots of people we spoke to today in ecuador were voting for these measures, saying they think it will make them feel personally safer, particularly those who may have experienced some kinds of violent crimes, kidnapping, deaths and robberies themselves. but there was also a significant amount of people who were voting no too. people who were voting no too. people who worried that for example increasing the powers of the police and military could lead to more arbitrary arrests and potentially even human rights abuses of police of the military were to abuse any of
as soon as we have new information. but i do want to turn now to the situation actually inside of russia, because even as latin or putin has reigned death and destruction and terror down on the citizens of ukraine, over his past week, he has also begun a swift and brutal crackdown at home. there's no doubt about that. over 1000 people have been arrested, and anti war rallies in russia. this, according to the russian human rights group, over the info. russia's last independent television statement, tv rain, shut down this week. echo of moscow, a popular radio station. it was actually founded in the 90s by soviet dissidents. that, shut down as well today. the longtime editor of the independent russian newspaper, who actually won the noble plea piece by just a couple of months ago says that his paper could be on the verge of shutting down as well. in fact, he tells the new york times quote, everything that is not propaganda is being eliminated. and one of the main drivers of
xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >> tucker: you know the creepy porn lawyer can suck a person's soul through a television screen. that is bad enough. but he wants more. he wants to consume your wallet as well. there is the own political action committee to support the inevitable run for president. he says the p.a.c. will finance his travel. that is scary, too. more travel means it's easier than ever for him to sneak in the local television statement and the basement. remain on the lookout. whatever you do, don't donate. it makes him more afresive. -- aggressive. just like in yellowstone. >> so many people accusing hollywood, right wingers being fake and hypocrites. they are not wrong.
television statement is mentioned in this report tells you everything you want to know. >> sean: isn't there duplicity on the part of president obama, the president even used state department funds to fund an effort inside of israeli with his own political operatives to defeat prime minister benjamin. our own president did it. >> definitely. i covered the obama administration since the earliest days. in the early part of the obama administration when they were doing the so-called russia reset. intelligence agency and law enforcement agencies were prohibited from saying anything critical about russia or putin. that went on for years and years. one of the things that came out in the intelligence report earlier was that this had been going on for more than 10 years and nothing has been done about it. hopefully we will get some
television statement is mentioned in this report tells you everything you want to know. >> sean: isn't there duplicity on the part of president obama, the president even used state department funds to fund an effort inside of israeli with his own political operatives to defeat prime minister benjamin. our own president did it. >> definitely. i covered the obama administration since the earliest days. in the early part of the obama administration when they were doing the so-called russia reset. intelligence agency and law enforcement agencies were prohibited from saying anything critical about russia or putin. that went on for years and years. one of the things that came out in the intelligence report earlier was that this had been going on for more than 10 years and nothing has been done about it. hopefully we will get some
what does the judge need to weigh now? in releasing those documents to a local television statement, the "associated press" knowing the nation watched from the moment we got news of this shooting to the very moment and the aftermath afterwards the burial of the victims and even the aftermath with the flag controversy. >> there are a couple of things at issue. one is whether the prosecution, the defense attorneys should be gagged, shouldn't be allowed to talk about the case out of order. that should be done. gag orders lead to better lawyering and better judging -- >> what would the arguments be for there not to be a gag order? >> with regard to the prosecution disclosing things that might be in documents that are previously sealed maybe statements made by the defendant, information, witnesses not previously disclosed, defense counsel -- it's much better to keep it in the courtroom when it can be done. secondly with regard to the first amendment right, the media wants all the police reports, the information in the case. i don't think that should be disclosed either. you've got the pedigree
footage that appears to show the moment his helicopter left kiev. airport officials, border officials say that a charter plane did try and leave the country, and they believed that the former president was on that plane, although there's been no confirmation of that. he's still believed to be somewhere in the east by the russian border. that is where he is from. that is where he still has some support, but he hasn't been seen since he gave a television interview or television statement, i should say, yesterday in which he declared he was not stepping down. you might be able to hear some mournful singing behind me. all day in independence square they have been holding memorials. so this is a constant political reminder that these protesters want real change, but it has also been a memorial today for the roughly 100 people who died this past week to bring about this tremendous change. >> you know, richard, final
constitution. i have no other choice but to bear responsibility. violence and shedding the blood, this is -- if we full enter this it will not end. >> president morsi is underneath enormous pressure right now from the millions of protesters out there right now. also under enormous pressure from the egyptian military. and even some pressure from president obama. our senior international correspondent ben widerman is joining us from cairo right now. he's been watching what's going on. he's joining us on the phone. it looks like he's begging the people in this television statement that he's delivering that he's begging them for forgiveness. a. >> i wouldn't go so far. i think what he's saying is he is going to hold onto the position and is not going to step down. and he's using the shield of what he calls democratic legitimacy.
they did not do that. resulted in abundance of fore gone. >> they identified who the gun sales men were along the way and then be able to pull the gun back. >> there are memos according to williams that says not only did the u.s. weapons help the mexican cartels but officials wat -- >> you are seeing them deny open records requests that they probably would have otherwise given up and the white house could move on. >> congressman is following up on capit capitol hill as well. stay tuned to see a wrap up of the television statement that had the white house up in arms.
they did not do that. resulted in abundance of fore gone. >> they identified who the gun sales men were along the way and then be able to pull the gun back. >> there are memos according to williams that says not only did the u.s. weapons help the mexican cartels but officials wat -- >> you are seeing them deny open records requests that they probably would have otherwise given up and the white house could move on. >> congressman is following up on capit capitol hill as well. stay tuned to see a wrap up of the television statement that had the white house up in arms. i need to think about something else when i run. [ male announcer ] with efficient i.t. solutions from dell, doug can shift up to 50% of his company's technology spend