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>> can i read something to you just really fast? >> sure, go ahead. >> this is a scripture thats keeping me going, personally. from colassians 3: 1 through 3. real quick. since youve been raised to new life with christ, set your realities on heaven where christ sits on the place of honor at gods right hand. honor at gods right hand. think about the things of heaven, not the things of earth, for you died to this life, and your real life is hidden with christ in god. and that is what im thinking a...

>> as you can always, find out more on the story at cnn.com. the airliner at the center of the mystery tonight, the boeing 777, one of the most popular, safest planes on the planet. it was flying at the safest time on a flight. a dramatic day in court for oscar pistorius. this time he got physically ill, the testimony that made him sick. ? yeah, id like that. who are you talking to? uh, its jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is...

Is famous and would normally in front of a jury get a presumption of innocence. they dont get that. >> mark and sunny will be back at 10:30 eastern time talking about making the case. they dont often agree on legal issues, we look forward to that, 10:30 tonight. new proof, that russia does have troops in crimea, as if you needs more proof. signs, warnings of land mines, what our cnn crew found and what they were not allowed to do, in a dangerous situation on the ground. also ahead, george zi...

To do is to approach this in a step by step way so he can get europe in line with the united states. >> gloria borger with some analysis of our brand-new c cnn orc poll. thank you. >> sure. >> when we come back, a possible parallel between flight 370 and a terror incident a decade ago against philippine airlines. mary ski aftero will explain why silence from terror groups could be an ominous clue. and later, the malaysia flight mystery reigniting the debate over the so-called live black boxes....

White house for talks with president obama on wednesday. what did can the united states and the western allies do to stop russias advance? were learning that americans think -- what americans think should be done in our brand-new cnn poll. our chief political analyst, gloria borger, is joining us now. gloria, lets take a look at the poll results. we asked how president obama was handling the situation in the ukraine. 48% approve. 43% dont approve. 9% arent sure. as the president works to reverse...

>> not snow, but precipitation. >> thats what we all do. >> high hopes amid the high waters that winder is leaving behind. tom forman, cnn, maryland. >> do a quick check on the markets and see how they are doing. you see the dow jones industrials are down about 78 points. the real driver is the geopolitical conflict and mixed news out of china. thats creating concern on wall street over american exports to china. we will continue to monitor and watch the markets. on capitol hill, 2,000 democrati...

Closer look at how two people managed to get on that malaysia airlines flight with stolen passports. hard to imagine that happening here in the united states in the wake of 9/11. but thats not the case everywhere. here is cnns pamela brown. >> reporter: its one of the biggest mysteries in the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. how in a post 9/11 world did two passengers board an international flight with stolen passports? even more surprising, they were in plain sight. among the name...

Graham john mccain argument, that because the president vacillated on syria, for example, that putin was more willing to do what he did in crimea. and so i think, you know, theres a sense of disapproval of the president generally on foreign policy among those people. but if you look at those numbers, its higher than the presidents overall approval rating. so theres a sense in the country that the president is doing what he can on this situation. and people also understand how they feel about it,...

We wanted to talk to you about this opinion piece you have on cnn.com. international law may not really help people in ukraine much. why is that? >> well, let me qualify. i think its helping by keeping the situation from escalating further. there no tools that they can fall upon. thats not going to be effective. right now what they can do is invoke international law and use it to deter threats of force and try to deter. >> and karen, you actually compared the stand your ground law in some states...

Imposed. they are willing to seize assets here in kiev. a former bureau chief for cnn also with the school of government. she is a fellow there. what do you make of the diplomatic efforts that have been under way? >> i think its extreme. if they say they will seize assets, they happen right at the beginning of the end of the soviet union, thats really a red flag any company that would want to invest. >> they are doing business in russia. >> what are does it mean for investment in russia? doesnt ...