the financial side, talk of sanctions. you have the senate foreign relations committee tomorrow that's going to kind of vote on a nonbinding resolution, but a resolution that has some very punitive measures in there, sanctioning russian individuals, banks, companies. just to remind, as the president has said repeatedly over the past week, there should be costs for russia's invasion of ukrainian sovereign territory. >> sure. and the russian president said there should be costs for anybody who wants to impose sanctions on my country. and you're going to have your assets freezed. there this is ridiculous financial war of words. maybe that's the solution to all of this. the financial war stops the guns from fighting. jim sciutto, thank you for that. i also want to get elise labott up, on the road, traveling with the secretary of state, currently in paris and has been reporting for us all throughout the night. because it is night where you are, and it has been a very busy day. we're only halfway through our day, elise. but as the secretary gets ready to host this meeting, with