Happening now. We're following two major breaking stories. New York City police

arrest the suspect in the subway shooting attack. Frank James was

taken in by patrol officers after he actually

called in a tip against himself and now stands charged with terrorism against a

mass transit system. Also breaking amid mounting evidence that Russian forces are

ramping up their assault on eastern Ukraine, President Biden unveils an $800 million security package. The new military aid includes artillery, drones, and attack

helicopters and could prove pivotal to the Ukrainian defense. All discussed with the Pentagon spokesman John Kirby this hour.

We want to welcome our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Will Flitzer, you're in the situation. This is CNN breaking news. We begin our coverage tonight with the very dramatic arrest of the man suspected of firing

33 shots on the New York City subway, leaving at least 29 people injured.

CNN Crime and Justice Correspondes Shimon Proketas is joining us from the scene of the attack.

Shimon, the suspect, I understand, actually called in a tip letting police know where

he was.

What else are you learning?

That's right, Wolf.

Really remarkable.

He was just strolling through the streets

of their Lower East Side after calling the police on himself.

Two patrol officers just on random patrol spotted him,

taking him into custody.

Police today revealing more evidence, more information that connects him they say to the shooting.

Mr. James, anything to say?

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