navy says one of its was his been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea the destroyer u.s.s. far a good sounded its horn 5 times the international maritime signal warning of the danger of collision but the russia ship continued to move closer before eventually change in course after another warning the north arabian sea is chris to the entrance to the gulf the us federal aviation administration is looking to find boeing $5400000.00 saying the company fail to stop the installation of defective parts on it 737 max planes the aviation regulator says the company knowingly sent the aircraft for airworthiness tests despite knowing the parts cannot be used off to failing a stress test with fine comes shortly after boeing apologized for internal messages that were leaked referring to the designers of the jet as quote clowns supervised by monkeys a messages were released as part of an investigation into the airline is to fatal crashes last year in which mall $300.00 people were killed united nations says that killings rapes and other violence committed by an armed

ship continue to move move closer before eventually changing course after another warning north arabian sea is close to the entrance to the gulf. india's supreme court has ordered the government to review an internet shut down inside indian administered kashmir it says the indefinite suspension is a violation of the country's telecom rules the territory has not had internet now for woman 150 days and reports from new delhi. the lockdown in indian administered kashmir amounts to an abuse of power. that's the ruling from india supreme court 5 months since the government removed the territories autonomy restricted people's movements and blocked the internet. those who challenge the shutdown say it's a significant were ticked. by the state was that these are national security issues please leave it to the state the court has struck that down and said no this will be subject to judicial review. the indian government argued it needed to block the internet to stop what it called separatists and terror groups. each other. but the court found the government had breached telecom rules and gave author

warship in the arabian sea. this is the view from the deck of the "uss farragut" as that russian ship moves straight towards it. the american ship sounding the alarm, but the russian ship appearing to stay the course. here's kyra phillips tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a provocative move by the russian military on the high seas. the u.s. military's fifth fleet calling russia's encounter aggressive. with five warning horn blasts, the navy's "uss farragut" ordering this russian warship approaching the u.s. destroyer to alter course. the russians appearing to refuse as it came as close as 60 yards from the "farragut's" stern in the north arabian sea. and it's not the first time. just last june, u.s. and russian warships came so close, you could even see russian sailors appearing to sunbathe on the stern of their vessel. the u.s. had to perform an emergency maneuver to avoid a collision. the u.s. navy has been monitored the russians' increasing provocations, telling david just two months ago while on board the "uss

pentagon has accused the russian navy of aggressive actions in the north arabian sea near the persian gulf after one of its ship appeared to ignore a collision alarm u.s. navy is said to show the russian craft coming exteriorly close also says the u.s. vessel had crossed its ships pass. through the international olympic committee has issued new guidelines that will ban athletes from kneeling in protest or making any kind of political statement at this year's games in tokyo the committee says those who break protest rules will face disciplinary action but athletes of pork groups say silencing participants should never be tolerated. over 50 years ago american sprinters tommie smith and john carlos famously did the black power salute at the olympic games in 1968 bringing attention to the then plight of african-americans in the u.s. in recent years there has been a rise in political activism by athletes most notably call them kapur nick and megan rapinoe last august 2 u.s. athletes were placed on probation for 12 months for and since at the pan american games in peru considered by some to

says one of its water it has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea destroyer u.s.s. farah good sound of its own several times before the russian ship moved away and changed course. risking it all congo is up next next watching scene of it. camino is a ghost station in the south of the democratic republic of congo. there's been no train service for 5 months but now it's running again. the train left lubumbashi the 2nd largest city 5 days ago. no one knows one little arrived. the train everyone is waiting for has a surprising name lee holland bell or the swallow. he. runs. news of the swallows arrival spreads like wildfire by the bush telegraph all word of mouth. it's the cheapest rail service in the deol congo like a local bus it stops a virtually every station and drools huge crowds. half of them a street vendor has a day every stop even in the remote villages the station becomes an instant market . the. ambassador c. i don't know rendered i don't mumble grab jaros that there are several. there are no. doubt but good. part but there's not much time f

the project will connect cashcard in western china to quad are on the arabian sea with a network of roads and railways aim is to bring china closer to oil wells and offer a short cut for the transportation of goods the ultimate goal is to open new routes into africa and. we are the only western reporters with permission to film in what. we soon notice the army helicopters that circled the city overhead. and the numerous checkpoints that protect access to the port. the city is hosting its annual fair expo in this large building by the harbor. but despite prior permission we are not allowed in. the director of the port to see or agrees to take us his car. from the school for 3 of. the entrance to the port is guarded by 15 soldiers poncy in march camera based on the car. he had been going to or going out for that i'm going to. do that. every other corporate or general well of course. you say get in but it will be a lot of other. thanks to the director we make it past the checkpoints. chinese projects in pakistan have been greatly controversy and are regularly the targets of terror. in 20183

backwaters of the arabian sea and all of a sudden am are invited in to them ashr which is like a synagogue[laughter] to help bring you along in the story. david: i got it. >> i am helping you. in this part of india all the gurus are women and this woman is lecturing us on spirituality. takes outudden argen his plan and limit tell you about what i'm going to do with tele-soft partners. she is really interested. wireless is coming and we are going to connect to the world, mobile devices are coming, and this is 1996. clearlyistening very and i think she is going to invest. [laughter] all of a sudden she says this really powerful thing. she's saying it to him but looking at me and my eyes and goes in your quest to change the world don't forget to do something for other people. that was a moment in time when i said when i started company, i am going to make sure the philanthropy and giving and generosity are in the culture of the company from day one. when i started the company which is march 8, 1999 i rented the apartment next door to me at san francisco, hired some people, moved in and said t

says one of its warships has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea the destroyer u.s.s. farragut sounded its horn 5 times that the russian ship continued to move closer before changing course after another warning and he's 15 people have been killed in an explosion at a mosque in pakistan's southwestern province of banditry stun all than 20 others were injured in the blast in the region's capital quitter fears the top stories stews stay with us there europe's forbidden colony is next looking at an identity crisis in the continent are more news for you after that likes watching seen it. or are. point move. 2 past. the wind if you can thank yeah but we haven't put it on the audience of the day ends or. i'm organizing a big event said the biggest theater in this type of europe and we are marking the 4th anniversary of julian assange as political as i don't and i for the most happening at the same day today in their lane brussels belgrade but i wish paris. naples madrid. well i desire all the all the all the venues all our people i think this case is not

ship in the arabian sea. the navy saying it got as close as 150 feet to the u.s. ship. as you can see there. admiral, where does this leave russia? i mean, especially now that russia and iran both have come out that the iran fired the missile and brought down the plane. then this situation in the arain showeran sea with iran's acknowledgement this morning, where's russia? >> sole there's a couple of things. russia and iran obviously have a close relationship. they're mutually reinforcing one another in the region. certainly they have a shared interest of kicking the united states out and undermining our national security interest in the region. this issue in the arabian sea is i think throws do about russia and iran as it is to do with sharks their belicosity and putin reinforcing them on the world stage, showing they are a world power and equal to the task all over the world. he's been more aggressively using his naval forces to that end. not just in the black seas, we've seen the last couple of years in the mediterranean and now in the middle eastern waters, as well.

region in the backwaters of the arabian sea and all of a sudden, we are invited into this ashram. it is like a synagogue. in the bring you along story. helping you come along with me. we are in the us wrong. in this part of india, all of the gurus are women. this woman is now lecturing us on spirituality and so forth. sudden, my friend takes out his business plan. he tells me what he is going to do -- he says let me to you what i'm going to do. wireless is coming, we are going to connect the world and mobile devices are coming. we are there, this is 1996. she is listening really clearly. and i am like i think she is going to invest. all of a sudden she says this really powerful thing. it to himhe is saying but she is looking right at me in my eyes and she says in your quest to change the world, don't forget to do something for other people. and that was a moment in time aen i said wow, when i start company, i'm going to make sure that philanthropy and giving and generosity are in the culture of the company from day one. when i started the company in march 8 of 1999, i rented the a

working for george soros and was going to start his own company, and we are in the backwaters of the arabian sead all of a sudden we are ashram, kindthis of like a synagogue. [laughter] marc: to help bring you along in the story. david: i got it. that's where they -- marc: so we are in it. in this part of india all of the gurus are women. this woman is now lecturing us on spirituality and so forth, and all of a sudden he takes out his business planning goes, let me tell you about what i'm going to do. -- she isgiving her really interested -- wireless is coming, and were going to connect the world to and mobile devices are coming. we are there. this is 1996. then she is listening really clearly and i'm like, i think she's going to invest. [laughter] marc: then all of a sudden she says this really powerful thing, which is, she saying it to him, but looking right at me and my eyes and goes, in your quest to change the world, don't forget to do something for other people, and that was a moment in time when i said while, when i started company, i'm going to make sure these values are in the company f

navy destroyer in the north arabian sea. at one point, just 60 yards from the u.s. ship the crew of the "u.s.s. farragut" sounding five short warning blasts the russian spy ship ultimately moved out of the way the u.s. navy called the russian actions aggressive saying the initial delay in complying with international rules while it was making an aggressive approach increased the risk of collision. this is not the first time russia has confronted u.s. forces at sea last june, a russian destroyer got so close to the "u.s.s.chancellorville"e blaming the u.s. saying the ship crossed the russian ship's path.er oo thank you, courtney. >>> next, the big spike in deaths from the flu. the signs you need to pay attention to >>> back with alarming news about the flu now widespread in almost every state nearly 10 million case this season and being hit especially hard are children dr. john torres with what you need to know to protect yourself. >> reporter: in iowa, 4-year-old jade fighting for her life for more than two weeks from influenza b, this year's most common strain. >>

where the miti river flows into the arabian sea in mumbai. the 18 kilometer long river is the dividing line between the city of mumbai and its suburbs. 70 percent of its banks on both sides are occupied by slums for whom the polluted river is the only source of water. directly which lies south of the maci is known as one of the world's largest slums it's a hub for small scale industries like honey and waste recycling. people throw all kinds of things into the miti river household appliances even biomedical waste like used syringes and. they don't understand that we depend on this river for everything. i hope people stop doing those. plastic bag xanana so much other garbage that we can't even row our boats through it at times. our path is blocked by large chunks of garbage floating around. in view of the disastrous conditions the fishermen have taken things into their own hands using an age old practice the kohli's of dharavi have manually built their own ponds forming naturally enclosed areas. here they can breed and catch their own fish. to

aircraft carrier in the north arabian sea and a number of smaller ships there. and the third one is from the iranian proxy groups throughout the region. how will they respond to this? there were -- they were under -- many of them under the control and worked at the direction of qassem soleimani. this man who the u.s. killed last week. will they feel that the iranian response was enough or will they feel they need to lash out further against the u.s.? those are the big questions. >> courtney kube, thank you. >>> retired u.s. arm colonel jack jacobs is now an msnbc military analyst. what are the best options, courtney laid out what to watch, but what are the best options as you see them moving forward? >> well t best thing to do of course is to go to the negotiation. either directly or through the pakistanis or some other source. and we have a lot of ways to get into them. in terms of military options, the best thing to do of course would not -- would be not to do anything unless we want to engender another attack. i think the message from both sides, from us to t

making news around the world the pentagon has accused russia navy of aggressive actions in the north arabian sea near the persian gulf after one of its ships appeared to ignore my collision law is u.s. navy video is said to show the russian craft coming extremely close so moscow says the u.s. vessel across its ships. i mean year old boy was shot dead a gym teacher of wounded 5 pupils at a school in northern mexico before turning the weapon on him self with orses say the boy was on 2 guns when he opened fire in the city of tottenham. germany's green party is marking its 40th anniversary i may have a lot to celebrate what began as a protest movement has now become part of the country's political mainstream recent opinion polls show the party is germany 2nd strongest political force. a birthday party with a german president 40 years ago this would have been unthinkable now frank. is there to honor the former rebels. going on doesn't offend the greens have changed the country and the country has changed the greenside germany has become more open and verse more humane and more than the last 40. the g

an american destroyer was aggressively approached by a russian navy ship in the arabian sea yesterdaye fifth fleet says it was a near collision. the russian ship came within 60 yards of the "uss farragut." the american ship responded with five shot blasts of its horn, and the russians eventually changed course. tonight, the f.a.a. is hitting boeing with a multi-million- dollar fine, this after newly released internal emails reveal employees were raising red flags about the 737 max years ago as the plane was being developed. two of the jets later crashed overseas killing 346 people. kris van cleave tonight on what those emails say. >> reporter: the 117 pages of messages show boeing employees ridiculing colleagues, mocking the f.a.a., airlines, and even making light of potential issues with the 737 max. the two max crashes killed 346. one wrote, "this airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys." another asked a colleague, "would you put your family on a max simulator trained aircraft? i wouldn't." "no" was the response. the messages, sent between 2013 and 2018,

ago iran russia and china held joint military the naval exercises in the gulf of the man in the arabian sea and this was a positive development in my in my perspective because it represents a counter military alliance to the us which might restrain the us somewhat but there are other out the u.s. allies of the u.s. and nato and canada for example he'd need to regard this as a wake up call because they all could be dragged into a war. or without any preparation without any advance notice and which could be disastrous for the entire planet so rights experts have said america strike against a custom cell money was almost certainly illegal the top administration has tried to a justified by saying that there was an imminent terrorist attack in the process in progress will we see the trumpet ministration face any legal challenges over this decision. i hope so but i hope that someone goes to the un security council and demands collective action against the us or at least censure of the us i hope that somebody goes to the international court of justice and demands demands that a joke court of justi

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says one of its warships has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea. destroyer u.s.s. farragut sounded its horn 5 times the international maritime signal warning of the danger of collision but the russian ship continued to move closer russia's defense ministry denied the allegation saying the farragut cut across the path of their ship polls open for taiwan's presidential and legislative elections opinion polls suggest the incumbent president saying one is ahead of her challenger in saturday's elections the taiwanese are being closely watching the crackdown on anti-government protesters in hong kong nearby hong kong scott hietala joins us live from the capital taipei scott good morning what are the big issues here. good morning the big issues are just that really looking only about 7 o'clock the way what's been happening in hong kong and how china has been dealing with the situation there and overall but the one country 2 systems approach that china has to taiwan and to hong kong a lot of people here are concerned about that so this election that many

ship in the arabian sea. lucas tomlinson is in washington with more. reporter: that russian spy ship nearly collided with an american destroyer in the north arabia sea. you are going to hear the five short blasts from the u.s. navy video. the international distress significanthe interest fashion . the uss farragut is part of the uss harry truman strike group. the navy's fifth fleet said while the russian ship took action. their aggression increased the risk of collision. at the same time vladimir putin was observing these naval exercises. many don't think it as coincidence both events took place on the same day. this comes days after russia, china and rawb held joint exercises in the gulf oman. on the campaign trail, joe biden weighed in. >> you have iranian, russian and chinese vessels patrolling the gulf. what in god's name is going on here? reporter: last month the u.s. coast guard in charleston warned of another spy ship operating offshore near a nuclear submarine base off the coast of georgia. jon: a severe widespread storm affecting several state

reporter: we now know that russian spy ship nearly collided with an american destroyer in the north arabian seae short blasts, the international danger signal on the high seas. the uss farragut was on routine patrol when the russian spy ship made this dangerous approach in the middle of the american ocean. it's part of the uss harry s. truman strike group and was ready to launch tomahawk cruise missiles this week. the following statement, quote: while the russian ship took action, the initial delay complying with international rules while it was making an aggressive approach increased the risk of collision. at the same time, hundreds of miles away russian president vladimir putin was observing these large scale naval exercises involving over 30 warships and 40 jet aircraft. many at the pentagon don't think this was a coincidence. the close call comes days after russia, china and iran held joint naval exercises for the first time. on the campaign trail last night, democratic candidate joe biden commented on the recent exercises. >> we're in a situation where we're isolated, where you have irania

relations with china and russia and last week they did join navel exercises for the first time in the arabian sea and the persian gulf. i think what's happened is president trump has put iran and economy under tremendous pressure, but has not been able to translate the pressure into some kind of a diplomatic track which would allow him to get another nuclear deal or to change iran's regional posture. so iranians gradually have developed this attitude that they can push back against pressure and they can exert pressure of their own, so in effect they're basically sending a signal that maximum pressure strategy is going to lead to war, and either the president trump has to be willing to go to war or he has to change his track. >> interesting. calling his bluff, you might say. i wonder, just quickly, do you think that the trump administration, that president trump specifically, has overestimated iran's desire to go to the table here? >> no, i mean iranians are willing to go to the table, but they want to see relief of -- sanctions relief ahead of going to the table. they came close to having talks i

you are looking at the video, what the navy says happened, they vd a destroyer operating in north arabian sead the "u.s.s. far farragate" and looking at the video, the russian ship moved to 60 yards which is quite close on the high seas of the u.s. ship. and they sounded, the u.s. sounded five blasts of the horn, and the ship still didn't move, and then they conducted radio bridge-to-bridge communications and eventually the russian ship moved off. the encounter between the two lasted 30 minutes. has it happened before? yes. there have been these aggressive encounters on the seas and the air, and the issue is that there is always some concern about miscalculation and this is heavy machinery and not always predictable obviously and how tons the of a warship may move through the waters and they would like to keep the u.s. navy to stay far away from anybody else who is out there, jake. >> barbara starr at the pentagon, and thank you so much. >>> ready, set, and wait for it, nancy pelosi has announced when she is going to make her move, but some others have their own time line in mind. stay with u

. >> because of the distance to tehran from the arabian sea, a and problems in achieving surprise, anems unlikely. >> how much longer can you go on doing this? >> we are ready to go on until martyrdom. martyrs are alive in islam. martyrs do not die. o the bullets do not really kill? >> the bullets do not kill the rights of the people. >> terrorism was suddenly moving from what had once been almost entirely a secular, politically ideological movement to or fueled by religious fervor. >> in mecca, men described as religious deviants are holding hostages in the sacred grand mosque. >> 15,000 pilgrims were praying at dawn when the 30 giant doors were sealed off by hundreds of members of a muslim sect. they seek to purify the religion from what they say is the corrupt influence of the current saudi arabian government. dozens are said to have died. >> this group of radical sunni fanatics took over, very abruptly, very suddenly, and very quickly, islam's holiest site. >> saudi officials rushed tanks and troops to mecca surrounding the shrine. eyewitnesses say as many as 10,000 pilgrims are s

destroyer in the north arabian sea.t swung dangerously behind the uss, coming as close as 60 yards only turning away after five warning sirens signaling a collision. the u.s. has had significant backup and routine operation and part of the powerful harry s. truman carrier craft straight group. after ten or 15 minutes, the aggression russian ship pulled away. president putin has been active in the middle east and has gone under the radar. he has been with allies of asada, syria and turkey, naval drills with other allies iranian and the chinese. he has even offered to mediate between the u.s. it does seem as though hooton does not want to be out of the current tensions. he is trying to show he has a role to play in the middle east and don't forget and he pointed out, near russian missile brought down ukrainian play mclean. >> sean: benjamin hall, thank you in his interview with laura ingraham president trump made news with a very important revelation about soleimani not previously known. let's take a look. >> don't the am

says one of its warships has been aggressively approached by a russian n naval vessel in the north arabian seadestroyer sounded hisis horn five times, the e internationanl maritime signal warning of a danger of collisision. the ship c continued to o move closer. the russian defense ministry denied the allegation. have also turkey called for a cease-fire in libya by sunday. that has been rejected by a warlord whose forces have been trying to seize tripoli from the u.n. backed government. fighting has escalated in recent weeks. libyan warlord says the fighting will continue. a cease-fire called by russia and turkey has been reject it -- rejected. he bows to take over tripoli. arab armed forces will continue to target the enemy by air and land, spreading its control of all areas from the capital to the outskirts of misrata. reporter: international concern is growing across the region. they hope just or support from the european union. there is russia and turkey which support rivals on the ground. opera has begun deploying troops in support of the u.n. recognized government. the warlord could be p

guided missile destroyer in the northern arabian sea thursday.ican warship was forced to take evasive action to avoid a collision. a spokesman for the u.s. fifth fleet the u.s. is asked if the russian ship to change course. ultimately moved away. the trump administration is banding charter flights to cuban cities besides havana in a new tightening of u.s. restrictions on cuba. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa of course i'd love to take an informal poll. i used to be a little cranky. dealing with our finances really haunted me. thankfully, i

guided missile destroyer in the arabian sea on thursday, causing the warship to take evasive action tovoid collision. u.s. defense officials tell fox that the russian ship made two dangerous approaches coming up as close as 60 yards from the uss surrogate part of the harry truman aircraft carrier strike group, the entire encounter lasted 10-15 minutes according to a navy official. the incident came on the same day that russian president vladimir putin vladimir putin oversaw massive naval exercises in the black sea, and just days after the russians, iranians, and the chinese held joint naval exercises for the first time in the gulf. >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you. nancy pelosi signaling she is ready to move forward on impeachment. when can we expect a senate trial? we will tell you next. ♪ grandfather's life on ancestry and it was a remarkable twentieth-century transformation. he did a lot of living before i knew him. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com you too, have a great day. five years ago... ...i had psori

destroyer in the north arabian sea. this was thursday.e navy released dramatic video showing the russian vessel advancing on the "uss farragut" and at one point the crew of our destroyer sounded five short warning blasts to signify maritime danger. [ horn blasts ] >> the navy said the destroyer requested the russian ship alter its course. the russians initially refused but ultimately turned away, avoiding a collision. at one point these two ships were only about 60 yards apart. you don't like that. another video released by the navy shows the russian ship crossing our destroyer's wake. the navy said in a statement, while the russians eventually altered their course indeed, the delay in complying with international rules increased the risk of collision between these two vessels. russia denies that their ship aggressively approached the u.s. destroyer, said it was the u.s. navy ship, in fact, that acted unprofessionally. most people feel the video may tell the story here. >>> another break for us. when we come back, who would like to end th

should be looking for, you do have the uss lincoln -- excuse me, it's the pruman that's in the north arabian sea. if they goes toward the persian golf, that is another indication they want to send a signal. and you have marines heading east towards the eastern mediterranean. if they decide to go down the suez canal and toward the golf, that's another indication that the pentagon wants to let everyone know they're serious about the threat and a potential response. >> certainly watching that closely to see what the next step will be. before we let you go, i want to ask you about the reports that the groups protesting against the united states air strikes told their supporters to withdraw. what else do we know about that? >> reporter: that's right, frances. a short while ago the umbrella group who are in charge of the shia malitias in iraq issued a statement asking protesters to leave the area and respect the ira iraqi government. members of the group have begun to withdraw from the perimeter of the u.s. embassy and have set up camp at a nearby hotel. however, a small group of hard core supporters

. >>> developing today, a high seas naval standoff in the arabi arabian sea escalates tensions betweenthe u.s. and russia. take a listen to this. [ horn blowing ] >> so those five sharp blasts warned the russian cruiser it was dangerously close. the russian ship delayed in complying with international rules and increased the risk of a collision, but today the russian defense ministry is accusing the u.s. war ship saying it crossed the russian ship's path without warning. >>> let's turn to the headlines on mexit. a new daily mail poll shows the british are split over when they agree with harry and meg gan's decision. 50% say the couple is right to leave, 36% say they do not. joining me is camilla tominey. let's start our conversation with another look at a poll that shows 60% of british people do not think meghan and harry should keep their royal perks. any idea which perks have been referenced, if any, that the couple will still get and do you know how they will become financially independent? >> that's right. i think the polling reflects the british feeling here. on one hand there's h

heaviest because this time to read the front came from the southwest picking up moisture from the arabian sea because of the rising surface temperatures that sea and that heavy snow would go by nuclear stand pakistan and the stoning area that is more effected areas and regions for the plane with chains because in winter temperature is race a system sea surface temperature praiseful what happened there it really intensified the edges system which is opposing in their regions that is the one thing full and intensity of weather system is increased due to global warming and the infrastructure which we have in this region is not too much developed the particular system moving from the sea over pakistan is cause for alarm because any ride in global temperature it is likely to make progress down and the region more. violent phenomena which has led to a loss of life across pakistan by bad also is blamed on the paul performance of the national disaster management got harder to regain need the warning of the material logic and department and the fact that most of the infrastructure in rural. not develo

navy says one of its was has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea. the destroyer u.s.s. farragut sounded its horn as you just heard there 5 times that's the international maritime signal warning of a collision but the russian ship continued to move closer russian's defense ministry just denied that allegation saying that the farragut had cut across the path of their ship while calls from russia and turkey for a cease fire in libya have been rejected by warlords plea for hafter his forces have been trying to seize the capital tripoli from the un backed government from them whatever why had reports. libyan will tell if the have to says the fighting will continue. the ceasefire called by russia and turkey has been rejected and have to has vowed to take control of the capital tripoli has been renewed but yeah the libyan arab armed forces will continue to target the enemy by iran manned moving forward and spread its control of new forces in all areas from the capital from the east of sirte to the outskirts of was right of international concern is growing

they have an aircraft carrier steaming around the north arabian sea. they can always steer that up towards the persian gulf. they can make announcements of what sort of ships, landing craft, destroyers they have in the region and lurking beneath the seas, there are always united states submarines they never give you a sense of where they are. i would say the pentagon is always planning and as we've seen from this, they're always presenting options to their commander-in-chief. this time the president took i think the most -- i don't know if extreme is the right word but the most provocative action. garrett. >> sure. thank you for sharing that expertise with us. joining me now nancy soderberg, a white house deputy national security adviser to president bill clinton. nancy, secretary of state mike pompeo is going to be on some of the other sunday shows this morning to defend this strike against general soleimani to describe these stems, based on what you heard so far from the administration, do you have confidence this white house has a coherent strategy