UKRAINE: ON THE EDGE I

CRISIS IN 

CRIMEA 

I 

EVIDENCE FOR ANALYSIS 

February 24, 2014 

First photograph of CBS News transmission; 

second and third, PBS Newshour. 

To recap the closed captioning: 

1A: This is just the beginning. 

1B: Yanukovych must die. 

2A: Reporter: Want him dead? 

2B: Yeah, because a man who do 

2C: this, those horrible things, he... 

3A: ... does not live [correction for "leave"]. 

3B: He must die for him. 

3C. It is better for him. 

To be continued; a work in progress. 

BEIJING CALLS FOR TRANSPARENCY. IN TOKYO. Tales of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant Crisis

BEIJING

CALLS FOR

TRANSPARENCY

IN TOKYO

The People's Republic of China has suddenly become the champion of transparency -- in Japan -- as the news of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant crisis has spread to the Chinese populace. "We hope that Japan reports details to the world in a timely and accurate manner," the Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Jiang Yu, is recorded as having said.