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well, brian cooley, thank you. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning."uesday, norah o'donnell joins us live in new york with a preview. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, frank and michelle. ahead, the mystery deepens as the investigation continues into the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. bob orr is going to join us with new information on the passengers who held those stolen passports. they were iranian. plus, how the u.s. government is using twitter, facebook, even pinterest to track down potential terrorists and stop them before it's too late. and then a story from san francisco. many parents are turning to an app for their babysitting needs. maybe you've heard of it, called urban sitter. and what it does to create a trusting relationship for parents to find the right person for their kids. we have that story for you plus the news is back in the morning, so we'll see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:52. the search widens for that plane that vanished over the southeast asia. where authorities are now looking coming up. >> repor

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be effective is lincoln mitchell, a consultant and advisor at columbia university, and alexander cooley, a professor of geopolitical science. sanctions - is this a good idea to impose sanctions on russia? >> it is a good idea. it may not be the most effective. >> why is it a good idea? >> if we can get the u.s., it would be effective. it's not likely to happen. it's a good idea because the u.s. should do something. it will make a bit of an impact, and it demonstrates that we are not going to sit by and do nothing. to think that it will be enough is wrong. >> i know we are doing something, but are we doing anything. we have a different between sanctions towards states and vividuals. so the sanctions discussed by the u.k., germany france, none will go - the u.k. has financial interests. transits through the city of london. it's worth a lot to them. france has a defense contract. germany does three times more than the states in trade. i would not expect the europeans to go along. it's easy for us to say it. what makes sense is go for individuals, target what they care about - their assets,

. >> i spoke to lincoln mitchell, advisor at the human rights institution and alexander cooley. i asked what vladimir putin's next move could be. >> i assume if he realises he pushing into eastern ukraine, he'll bite off more than he can choose. that, i think, is off the table. if he takes crimea, effectively what's happened. let's call it a land grab, you incorporate it into rush aas a new russian province, now you have a ukraine that lost most of his pro-rush voting block. >> in an election they'll vote for the people that want to bring it into n.a.t.o. vladimir putin - all of ukraine is important. by breaking it up, it's dramatically damaged russian standing. certain russian influence and the rest of ukraine will be diminished. the other is building the projects in eurasia, how do you commit to khazakhstan, belarus, and say "we'll have rule of law, a regional administration in which russia abides by a preestablished set of standard. it will be difficult for russia to assure the former soviet satellites that it's, in fact, a rural-based power. >> do you expect russia to do ass

. >> deputy cooley quickly zaps the remaining attacker.anwhile, a separate brawl is raging just a few feet away. set in motion when the defendant's father seen in the black hoodie jumps on the brother-in-law of the murder victim. >> mr. henderson's father saw the tail end of the actual people going through to assault his son. while he thinks the last two people through the door were part of the assault, they weren't. so he winds up trying to take them down to help us. >> deputy harris, unclear of who is who, stuns the defendant's father, bringing an end to the chaos. other than some cuts and bruises, henderson is not seriously injured. the six involved in the melee are cuffed and questioned. but only the three original assailants are arrested. >> the charges against the three attackers were three counts of assault, third degree. one for each of the officers that was attacked. >> two of the assailants plead guilty. the third awaits trial. marcell henderson, the murder defendant, is ultimately found guilty and is sentenced to 59 years. >> i

that's just lindsey graham channeling cooley from advise and consent, the only southern rascal anti-communist. but the danger here, it seems to me what we should be trying to do is get the genie back in the bottle over there. get russia to limit its invasion to crimea. slowly withdraw it over time. the fact that they've shown a little bit of hedge there by not putting uniformed people in there tells me something. don't include or go for a larger grasp on ukraine. and for ukraine to recognize that yes, they can join the west, but they can't abandon their geography. they have to some kind of economic with russia, whatever the russians want them to be in, and they're not mutually exclusive. can the ukraine find the finesse to join the west positively without sticking a thumb in the eye of putin? is it doable? >> it is doable. it is doable. but the ukrainians, of course, have to make the decision to do that. and they've -- they're making the decision that they want to go into the european union. they want to sign the association agreement. they want to deep and comprehensive free trade agreement