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This is the cross-roads of the world. in 36 hours from now this place will be transformed into the most secure street in the world. across the city though thousands of different venue, thousands of different parties, what used to be called just a good time are now soft targets after paris and san bernardino. and they will rely heavily on bomb sniffing dogs and chemical and nuclear protectors and they will be protecting the city from the ground, the sea, the air, and even underground in the subwa...

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning to you, everybody. on this wednesday, thank you for being with us. im t.j. holmes. >> im reena ninan. we begin with new terror threats that have airports on alert. >> coast to coast passengers are seeing a difference as the tsa ramps up its random security checks. it comes as al qaeda posted a chilling how-to guide for the latest weapon. abcs brian ross starts us off. >> reporter: at u.s. airports a security alert over what al...

In southeast europe. if europeans and americans wait too long to take action against the russians, this russian state will be emboldened. the first thing we taught to do is finally arm the ukrainian military so it can stand up to these rebels. >> you know the europeans well. youve lived there. they have a comfortable life. they dont want it to be upset with this idea that somehow there is an aggressive regime that wants to change the security order in europe. and a potential powerful regime righ...

>> matthew, i want to ask you in our short time left here, is this a problem of putin or does it go beyond that? is he the problem or is it far beyond that? >> i actually think its a far broader problem both in terms of russia. you have to remember an overwhelming numbers of russian news are supportive of putin, certainly because of his annexation of crimea, but also because of his characterization that i described earlier as this about protecting the russian minority in ukraine in what he belie...

Ramped up and be much more serious consequences for russia if theres further action of this kind. jenna: what places would those be? >> baltics, for example. you have substantial russian speaking populations where there was an unspoken understanding between the russians and the balts after 1991. again, youre talking about territorial annexation of a european country fundamentally changing the map of europe. i think a lot of local ethnic russian leaders will say, hey, all bets are off. if we had ...

Because as david sanger just said, yes, he pointed out in this speech that again russia has to cease its destabilizing activities, he used those words. and to stop its support of hostile regimes. he used those words. but earlier in the press conference when he wasnt on message, he attacked his own u.s. intel agencies about russias meddling in the election. so hes kind of created advantage and disadvantage on his own heading into this meeting with putin. how do you see it? >> yeah, picking up on ...