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Security assistance. another 8.5 in economic assistance, and another 3 billion in humanitarian assistance. in terms of what this money would translate to, a lot of it would be weapons and equipment that the ukrainians said they need so badly of like artillery, armored vehicles and antiarmor systems. then we're also talking about food, money, and medicine, the day to day things the ukrainian people need as they try to survive this war. this is money that should last ukrainians around five months. just another stark reminder both this price tag as well as the five-month time frame that u.s. offi...

We have seen the market's reaction. what do we like to see when the markets open? just how big of a deal is this? >> well, it is a big deal. you think about amazon as being one of the richest -- certainly one of the strongest companies in america. and this is coming off the back of some wobbles that we've already seen with other earnings reports, other tech companies in particular. so it's going to have an impact. i would not be surprised if this led the market lower for some time, and it's a correction that a lot of us have been expecting. you have seen the war interrupting all kinds of thing...

Defense con tack tors. we look at who's going to be getting rich. >> reporter: as russian troops poured across ukraine's border, kicking off the russian invasion in late february, something else was happening at the same time in new york. the stock prices of the biggest u.s. weapons manufacturers spiked. many eventually climbing to their highest point in year. >> war is good business for parts of the economy. historically. it doesn't mean the contractors want it. i know a lot of people in these companies, and they're heart broken, but yes, war is good business for certain parts of the economy....

Challenge for us. a good heart, willingness to help, and volunteering are not enough. >> reporter: and yet they're finding ways to make it work. polish students are paired with their new ukrainian classmates. >> we use a lot of google translate. >> reporter: local families have donated supplies. the school provides breakfast and lunch. in lviv, maryana taught german. officially she's a tutor, but it's clear this mom of three who also fled the war is so much more. >> translator: we don't just speak ukrainian. we speak the language of emotions and the language of what we've gone through. >> repo...