America s top diplomat holding talks earlier today with his kremlin counterpart as russia s military builds up troops along the border. supplies and fire power along the ukraine border continuing to build for days and weeks. team coverage now, general jack keane is on that just ahead. but first, steve is live in kyiv ukraine where former soldiers are training civilians how to use firearms, steve. sandra, it s become a cottage industry. and if you look at things on paper, as things stand now, it s a tremendous mismatch, russia spends ten times what ukraine does on its military, three times the number of tanks, four times the number of men. so on paper it looks bad for ukraine. they need a lot of help. they have gotten more than $2.5 billion in military aid from the u.s. over the past eight years and more aid is coming in. but you do see a lot of ukrainians doing what they can to try to train themselves for potentially upcoming major war. a lot of former soldiers are in