From kyiv, holding its own in the donbas but targing some of the key military leaders that has impressed you. the record of the special intelligence services has been extraordinary. there is going to be within the weeks and months and years to come some incredible reporting on this. doan forget, starting in 2014 of course just up until the war started, ukraine and military and their intelligence community has been in the east. and so i think you could take a look at and almost consider that was a lab experiment. taking a look at the russian military, and the tactics an techniques and their warfare and they learned about. and all of this talk about u.s. military intelligence assistance that it doesn t diminish the performance of the ukrainian special operations and personnel. they are on the front lines. their doing it, the u.s. and nato is a complimentary credit.
Him. i just woke up one morning. it s a weird thing. i just knew. i couldn t ignore it anymore. i just couldn t. somebody had to do something. she went to the police. did she immediately investigate some. no. they just put it in a file. and they go just yeah, yeah, yeah. people get lost in panama all the time. she reached out to someone she thought could help, another ex-pat, don winner, a man that runs a website for foreigners living in panama. i was contacted by one of her friends that was concerned that she was missing. and they asked for my help. don had lived in panama for 23 years and is our consultant on this story. he came here with u.s. military intelligence back when noriega was in power and never left. now he turns his attention to the two missing americans. i knew right off the bat, whoa, hey. what s going on here? and i knew that i had to apply a lot of time to it and a lot of attention to it. and i also knew that i had to get it right. . he hopped on a fli
congressman arthur davis says he s voting for mitt romney this time around. he s going to tell us why. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. the cold war is long over, but a chill has settled in in the relations right now. the key shoous, moscow s support in the regime for syria. it may help fuel a brutal crackdown. president obama is addressing that issue headon at the g-20 summit in mexico. dan lothian is joining us right now. dan, what s the latest on this tension between the u.s. and russia? the two leaders met for about two hours. president obama saying the meeting was candid and thorough. i have to tell you, you take a look at the body language, and it gives you a sense of what the meeting was like. they did not sit close together. president obama was leaning towards president putin. president putin was leaning away. you didn t see any smiles at the end of the remarks. they had a quick handshake. sort of half a smile. president obama patting him briefly on
anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, u.s. intelligence officials are uncovered a new terror threat and describe it as specific credible, but unconfirmed information about a potential al qaeda plot. it s believed to involve three individuals and explosives such as a truck or a car bomb. washington and new york are cited as possible targets. we are covering this from all angles. fran townsend is in washington and susan candiotti in new york and barbara starr at the pentagon. fran, let s start with you. specific, credible, but unconfirmed? tell us exactly what that means. i think it s most important to work backwards. unconfirmed is the key thing and driving all of the intelligence and law enforcement community. specific that you re hearing that word because, yes, they think it s a car bomb in either new york or washington. they do have some information that three individuals entered one being united states sit he send. they believe. the credible goes to where the source of