according to josh rogin from "the daily beast," putin is working up its own sanctions list against theted states. the list is reportedly incomplete but could include everyone from dick durbin of illinois to john mccain of illinois and the news comes just hours after president obama and the european union each announced economic consequences today for those behind russia's advance into ukraine. >> we are imposing sanctions on specific individuals responsible for undermining the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and government of ukraine. we're making it clear that there are consequences for their actions. >> let's bring in russian journalist from moscow. here's the big question. the consequences, the sanctions that president obama and the european union announced today, is any of that going to change what putin and the russians are doing in crimea and ukraine? >> i hardly think that's a possibility. quite frankly, thus far at least, these are pinpricks. so, all right, certain people are not going to be able to travel to the united states. i think they can live with that and probably w

." >> host: as promised to continue our discussion on i ukraine, josh rogin of the daily beast, senior correspondent. welcome. >> guest: thank you. >> host: tell us about where the administration finds it now with what's going on in ukraine. >> guest: right. so what a crazy weekend the administration must have had. on thursday the intelligence community predicted thatnd vladimir. putin would not invade ukraine.utin on friday morning we saw signs of that invasion beginning, and by friday afternoon president obama had admitted that the invasion was underway.am over the weekend administration officials scrambled to do two things; figure out a litany of ways they could respond iney c realtime to the burgeoninge crisis to show the russians that the u.s. and the international community was serious about its objections to its actions. secondly, there was a parallelo. process going on behind the scenes to devise mid and long-term options. a lot of this we reported this morning in the the daily beast. halt its advance and also to reverse the progress of its forces over the past few days. this b

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josh rogin, thanks for joining us. we're going to continue to stay on top of the breaking news in the ukraine. lots is at stake. thanks for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next breaking news, signs of a russian invasion in ukraine tonight. president obama warns russia there will be costs. >>> plus, a new winter storm threatens more than 100 million across america and a story you have to see to believe, a man declared dead in a body bag comes back out alive. let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett and we have a welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world tonight. "outfront" we begin with the breaking news. the united states believes that russian troops have entered ukraine. ukrainian officials are accusing russia of an armed invasion after hundreds of troops tried to take control of two airports in crimea. several builds have been seized and they are patrolling the streets. we have new video to show you. these are russian helicopters flying over crimea, which is

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host: josh rogin of "the daily beast." welcome. tell us where the administration finds itself with what is going on in ukraine. guest: what a crazy weekend. on thursday, the intelligence community predicted that putin would not invade ukraine. by friday afternoon, president obama admitted the invasion was underway. they scrambled to figure out a way in which they could respond in real time, to show the russians that we were serious about objections to its actions. secondly, there was a parallel process going on behind the scenes. --devise made and long-term mid-and long-term options. a lot of this we reported this morning in the daily beast. sanctions that could lead to an executive order that would punish putin and put additional pressure on the russian federation to reverse the progress of its forces over the past few days. most of these tools are sanctions that can be imposed without congress. some of them involve targeting russian village -- business leaders, military leaders. separatists and crimeans who have taken over govern