TAPPER: Welcome back to THE LEAD. I am Jake Tapper and I am once again live in Jerusalem, watching the second day of a delicate cease- fire here. At the same time, we're also keeping a close watch on the active war zone on the border between Russia and Ukraine where the violence continues unabated. Today, Russian leader Vladimir Putin tried his best to swing back at fresh sanctions from the United States and the E.U. with his own curious attempt at wreaking economic havoc on his enemies. All of this as explosions echo across the region and Russia bolsters its troop levels along the border. Let's go live now to our senior international correspondent Nick Paton Walsh live in Donetsk. Nick, tell us about Putin's latest move and the kind of destruction that you are witnessing there.</s>NICK PATON WALSH, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, the Russian sanctions today were a bit answered, the volley of sanctions leveled at them by the E.U., but in many ways punishing Russia's own people by depriving them, the middle class, the Putin's rise to power,</s>TAPPER: Interesting. Nick Paton Walsh, thank you so much. And as always, my friend, stay safe. When we come back, the CDC director saying he knows what needs to be done to stop the killer Ebola virus from spreading. But will the 50 Americans being sent to Africa be able to contain the worst outbreak in history?
Russia Retaliates for Latest Sanctions