under threat, not just ukraine, not just belarus, but perhaps poland, perhaps the baltic states, in the longer run, even germany. so people understand this as a hinge moment. that doesn t mean there won t be political protests there are some already and there won t be politician around this but as i m speaking now, the majority are still pledging continuing to support ukraine and the sanctions on russia. all right, the atlanta ache s anne applebaum, thank you so much. thank you for coming to discuss such a cover story and important new issue of the atlantic we greatly appreciate it. admiral stavridis, let me ask you about that relationship between china and russians, so special that the russians have to get missiles from north korea, instead of china. how did that strike you, that they had to go to north korea of
egyptian desert. a world war ii fighter plane almost perfectly preserved. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. captions by vitac www.vitac.com we re getting new details from a news conference that has just begun. a dramatic case in mississippi and let s go live to jackson, mississippi. the department of wild life, fisheries and parks and special agents response team conducting searches of the area, thoroughly combing heavily wooded areas. it was the diligent effort of these men working in conjunction with the fbi. today we have special agent in charge dan mullens from the fbi that has concentrated efforts to help mississippi and tennessee law enforcement officers. the highway special ops, the department of public safety, bureau of narcotics, guntown police department, union countier is sheriff s department, desorto, and mississippi highway patrol, troopers who have to take up the responsibility when these members of the team are off doing this important w
security to a ponzi scheme. will his performance in his first presidential debate come back to haunt him? the chilling words of the lead high-jacker of 9/11. while the attacks were in progress. stand by for unforgettable audio, some of it never heard before. i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room. president obama certainly knows full well what he and the american people have at stake this evening. there will be an urgency in his voice when the president goes before a joint session of congress less than two hours from now. we re getting late word that the jobs package he ll unveil is bigger than many of the initial reports suggested. let s get some of the details from our chief white house correspondent jessica yellin. jessica, what are you learning? reporter: the democrat familiar with the president s plan tells me this package is now worth more than $400 billion. i m told this package targets a number of different groups. first let s take a look at it. for al