i also credit him with the dozen enrichment. the other scholar wrote back, i wish i had done the research you have done. what are the questions about this? this is a question about scholarship. why have so many eminent scholars, so many really first-class historians, ignored all this evidence? i think the reason is in part that people approach history in different ways. a constitutional historian approaches john marshall as the great chief justice, and by any standard, john marshall is the great chief justice. he has a statue in front of him in the supreme court. he has a statue inside the supreme court. he has been on a commemorative silver dollar, on four u.s. postage stamps, on the $20 treasury note in 1890 and 1891, and the $500 federal reserve note in 1818. he is the only supreme court justice to make it on our money, more than one postage stamp, have statues. there are four john marshall law school's, including the very distinguished marshall wythe college of law at the college of blame and mary. so marshall is our -- at th

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they group and won three away games and one young of a dozen i just hope that we can put in a top performance so we can lay the foundations for the return leg. fit us will be. a packed stadium is expected at the allianz arena for the game this despite busy cash banning their supporters from attending the match by defender mats hummels is convinced there will be plenty of turkish friends in the stadium to voice their support. i organize two tickets for a couple of visit test fans there are many turkish people living in germany and they follow turkish football they'll be loud perhaps not as loud as usual as they won't all be concentrated in one area which is often the case of the followed by a need to be wary tash are no pushover and they thrive in a big match atmosphere the question is can they pull off a shock in munich. to the winter olympics now or an ice hockey player has failed a doping test in. slovenia and. tested positive for the prohibited substance terrill used to treat bronchitis in competition test. has been suspended from competing in the remainder of the of the games and he will

and what others tell you my family my great grandmother i do know dozens of others of my family members who died did that all of this didn't happen there's been strong international pushback to the senate bill the u.s. state department has expressed concern about the repercussions this legislation could have on poland's strategic interests and relationships including with the united states and israel and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was even more forceful. under no circumstances will we accept any attempt to rewrite history or limitation on truthful historical research. to become law the bill must still be signed by poland's president meanwhile security has been increased at the israeli embassy in warsaw amid fears of protests by nationalist polish groups. earlier we spoke to rabbi marvin hier he is the founder of the simon visa and whole center which is a jewish human rights organization and we asked him for his reaction to the bill because it's a bad piece of legislation because it gives them they have totally absolved happy people who walk around the streets say see it w

i. have dozens of russian athletes the opening of the games is overshadowed by friday's decision of the court of arbitration for sport at the very last moment can't dismiss their appeals against the doping related. supporters of clash with police in an italian city that suffered a racially motivated shooting last week it's a big massive debate over growing nationalist emotions in the country. as a prominent anti harassment activist of the movement is accused. of sexual misconduct. thanks for joining us this hour. this is r.t. international. the winter olympics in south korea hi. i've officially begun it all kicked off with a grand opening ceremony and the host region film chan gailey three thousand athletes from ninety two countries to poland in the opening ceremony of what is the fifty third winter games correspondent philippe trying to has more from the event the young chang is flashing lights i've heard it roar a few times it is happening at the opening ceremony of the winter olympic games saying oh the korean these guys definitely know how to put up a show and done the audience just

we had over a dozen, i think a dozen or so democrats on board and i think we already have some democrat senators who indicated they would support that. that would make being a gang member a deportable offense. so i would certainly encourage our senators to get that on path quickly and then we've also -- the northern virginia gang task force that i have in my area, we have seen great success when they were funded to where they need to be funded because they can assist -- they work with i.c.e. i was able to go out on a ride-along last summer with i.c.e. and with our local law enforcement. we picked up four gang members in loudoun county and fairfax county just on a friday night. a 22-year-old gang member that we just picked up at a shopping center as people are going by with strollers and kids. he had been deported twice, he had been in jail for killing a teenager in el salvador and has come back here. some of the technology they have that if we fully fund the gang task forces, we can just take his thumb, but it on like an ipad that they have and we immediately could see his criminal reco

i had a few dozen, i can't remember what they were but averages. i was not focusing too well but i'm listening -- roy has some long funny stories that scott would tell these really detailed things about his spleen. i'm listening in and i finally said i had to enter up to him and i said wait do you have a spleen or don't you? got said no i don't. okay and then i'm looking at roi for a while and i'm hearing more from scott did it sounded to me like he had a spleen. so i said wait, you said you don't have a spleen and he said no i don't have a spleen and that's the point. then i'm listening to scott again and i swear he's talking like a man with this. [laughter] so i said it third time i thought you said you don't have a spleen. he pulled up my sleeve and got out a sharpie and wrote no spleen in big letters on my arm. so we all go off to bed and we have an early train to go to boston from new york. we got up really early in the hotel and they stagger toward the bathroom and i looked in the mirror and i see there's something written on my arm. i have n

i s. dozens of times. e's a man of strength and resilience in rationality so the first i've heard about this shocking event. however, the question i have is to any of the panel have the feeling that this same shall we say trend is to be found at many places today in think tanks and otherwise for example the moderator on the panel quite recently. is it time to give putin a bloody nose. then they issued their big report on iran so that seems to mit seems to meit isn't just the house that this is apparent. is anybody else getting this feeling? >> i will jump out and say i think that much of this can be traced back to the events surrounding this theory in red wine and the dismay about how that all unfolded. much of it is focused on the belief that the obama administration failed to enforce the deadline is created and some of it is another allies and that they've left the u.s. out of the cold because their own domestic missile processes and some was directed to the congress because as you may or may not recall t

those demands come three days after a gunman killed 17 people and injured more than a dozen others i night in south florida, more calls for stricter gun control. three days after a gunman killed 17 people and injured more than a dozen anothers at broward county school. might be looking for plea deal. >> reporter: a memorial continues to grow. people young and old still in shock over the massacre coming to pray, offer support, remember. >> we have many families suffering, many students who have seen things no one should have to see. all need our help right now. >> don't let those 17 people die in vain. >> reporter: calls for tougher gun laws, led by students running for their lives. >> if all our government and president can do is send thoughts and prayers, it's time for victims to be the change we need to see. >> reporter: president donald trump visited a hospital in the local sheriff's office friday night, answered a couple of questions from reporters but fell silent asked about guns. >> do gun laws need to be changed mr. president? >> senator marco rubio hears the calls but -- >> mi

they group and all the three away games open for us one young of a dozen and i just hope that we can put in a top performance so we can lay the foundations for the return leg look strong so leading the three of us will be. a packed stadium is expected at the allianz arena full of again this despite visit tash banning their supporters from attending the match by defender mats is convinced that will be plenty of turkish friends in the stadium to voice their support and that does it for us thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us we have to say again at the top of the hour for now if i. can read one line is made by you that is merely an eye. towards the channel. we have only four seasons stories yet they turn them in and then you go on to. tell us about the use of better check it out yourself.

though we have done amazing work in the mission and we have reduced tents from 264 to 60 today, i get dozens of e-mails people saying you cleared the encampment for a week and there it is again. i understand it will never be perfect. that's not what we're asking for. but what we're asking for is a real vision about what will make a difference in the street, a plan to get there. a dollar amount that we need to solve it. and then someone leading the charge to get us there. and everything i have heard up to now is just -- it's window dressing. it is not solving the frontal -- problem. every time we are losing the faith of the people in our government. it's just not right. and we are traumatizing homeless people. i couldn't say it better than you supervisor sheehy. we are we on the thousand beds? and how are we going to make a difference in the streets? >> i don't disagree with you about the fact voters are frustrated and asking for more money is at times challenging when people don't see the problem getting better. but i don't know how, supervisor, other than to lay out the facts and explain wh

i had dozens if not a hundred messages on facebook and instagram and i couldn't get to them all. tried. i shared them with my children and my wife. we were overwhelmed. a lot sent poems and books of support. the outpouring helps us. it means a lot. also to take a second, charlie was a shelter dog. he was a rescue. if you have an opportunity to rescue a dog. do that. i know we're going to get back into it. some day. i don't know when the time is right. we came close on saturday. my wife is eager. >> national love your pet day. >> if you have a pet, give them a hug. thank you from my family to yours. and we appreciate it. >> oh. >> with that, let's start the newscast. >> dive right in, mike. >> we're waiting for henry here. the suspects in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire are due back in court. >> each are facing 36 counts of voluntary manslaughter. one count each for the 36 people who died in the warehouse fire in december of 2016. >> ktvu crime reporter henry lee is outside of the courtroom this morning with what is expected this morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we s

if you were to tell him it's actually fewer than a dozen, i doubt he would have believed you, but that's been the reality. - every man, woman and child lives under a nuclear sword of damocles. the weapons of war must be abolished before they abolish us. (audience applauds, tense music) - south africa made nuclear weapons and then dismantled them all and gave them all up. so we actually have one country, instance of a country that had nuclear weapons and then decided that the right thing to do was to give them up. other countries thatould have made nuclear weapons chose never to do so. - the non-proliferation regime around the world includes the bulk of countries in the world, so, whether you're talking about the nuclear suppliers group or the comprehensive test ban treaty, most countries in the world believe that they have an interest in reducing the spread of nuclear technology and the possibility of weaponization. - the role of the international atomic energy agency is going to grow and should grow significantly, setting standards not only for safety and nuclear plants and arrangements

>> guest: i edited the now president have a dozen times in the camping. i first met in the late 1980s and that's one ofne the reasonsi did underestimate him into campingg trip i size media as a new york guy. what he said was he couldn't get over the fact that some commentators in his view of hatred. word hatred and he is a counterpunch or so somebody hates him he hates back on them. at the same time he was kind of wounded by that. there was a love-hate relationship, mostly hate right now with this president because he always get good media coverage by and large when he was a businessman, reality tv show guy andes so forth. a year ago he had private other committee with network, you guys never change your coverage once i became president. this of course dovetails with all the major events of his presidency, the charlottesville tragedy, the russian investigation which is back in the news. he is just convincing tonv gettg a fair shake but he also meets privately with people like nbc's chuck todd andnd others because there's a a way in which he wos them over.

i. bought for dozens of russian athletes feeling of the games is overshadowed by friday's decision of the court of arbitration for sport at the last moment can't dismiss their appeals against a doping related. both city probably face one of the biggest urban warfare since world war two and unicef's representative in iraq speaks to think humanitarian group raises the alarm over three quarters of a million children struggling to get basic medical services in the city of mosul seven months after the u.s. led coalition's victory over islamic state. good evening and well. you're watching international. the winter olympics in south korea have officially begun and all kicked off with a grand opening ceremony in the host region pilling chang and the three thousand athletes from ninety two countries took part in the ring ceremony of what is the fifty third win to games i'll correspondent in a bit trying to has more from the than the young chang is flashing lights i've heard it roar a few times it is happening at the opening ceremony of the winter olympic games twenty saying oh the korean these guy

. >>> nearly a dozen people i doctor's office survive aid brush with death. a driver crashed the truck through the building in jackson, mississippi several staff and patients were in the waiting room and treated for minor injuries be the driver was trying to avoid hitting another car when her brakes went out. >> curiosity almost got a cat. they found the feline stuck in a garbage disposal. they called the police after finding their pet stuck in a drain in their home. they sprung into action and grabbing a few tools and coconut oil he was able to disassemble posal and free his new furry friend all nine lives in tact. >> what was it looking for? >> garbage? >> more ahead on "action news" at noon. a security change is made tie popular movie theater chain. >> plus several new places to grab a slice of pie and check out the latest pizza spots to hit the philadelphia dining scene. >>> in the aftermath of another mass shooting the cinemarc theater is making a move to keep people safer. they are removing any marked bags, any bag bigger than 12 by 12 by 6 will not be

i have done dozens upon dozens of ride alongs with the california highway patrol looking for anythingof place the fact is not much shocks me, until i stumbled across this scene on my day off while heading to monterey what you are looking at is 7 people standing next to a table. about 50 feet from the active lanes of traffic on highway 101 in san jose nats: ambiance they set up the table to hand out food the homeless, feeding the homeless i can get on board with... but not on the side of a freeway their intentions were good trying to feed the homeless but we have some obvious precautions we need to think about the san jose office of the california highway patrol get calls for a lot of people legally and illegally stopping on california freeways a lot of times we get reports pedestrians that are on the freeway and sometimes drivers will call it in that they are actually trying to cross the freeway to get to the other side stopping because you have a flat tres, acceptable like this driver the tire was shredded but the driver already called roadside assistance the california highway patro

>> i can't confirm the number at this point but there are fatalities >> can you tell us at least how many transports, do you know, maybe a dozen? >> i don't know the number that's been transported at this point. again, there are numerous fatalities. it's a horrific situation. it's a horrible day for us. >> we got reports of multiple shootin shootings. can you confirm that? >> at this point we have no evidence that there's been more than one shooter. the individual, again, we believe has been apprehended. i would leave it to the sheriff to provide you additional details around that. >> we heard that a teacher had been shot. can you confirm that? >> i believe there's an administrator or teacher that's involved. there may be more. i can't confirm if that's been one of the fatalities at the moment. >> this is a day i'm sure every superintendent fears, and to happen here in broward. >> it's a day that you pray every day i get up that we will never have to see. it is in front of us and i ask the community for their prayers, your support for these children and their families. we're going to do whatever we can to come together as a co

ieds. these can really kill dozens of people. i don't think washington has a stomach for it. i would like to see the national democrats frankly put forth a real bill that defines the problem in actuality and defines the legislative solution in actuality than talk about the best we can get. tell the american people what the real problem centimeter tell them what the real solution is. put it out there. have the political courage to put it out there. and then whatever you get from a compromise or a second conversation. at least have the dialogue of the real ideas to solve the weird problem. >> governor cuomo ma of new york. is forming a new pact on gun sly i violence, thank you, very good to have you here, thank you. >> thank you, rain el. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. >> reporting on the courts on what happens in local courtrooms, local courthouses, day in, day out, really important work. it's not always thrilling, though, the court reporter at the st. louis post dispatch tweeted this. it might have been the peak of that missing reporters bags. she saw something quite o

surely does this out of the wars and what are they telling you my family my great grandmother i do know dozens of others of my family members with the idea that all of this didn't happen there's been strong international pushback to the senate bill the u.s. state department has expressed concern about the repercussions this legislation could have on poland's strategic interests and relationships including with the united states and israel. hand israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was even more forceful. under no circumstances will we accept any attempt to rewrite history or limitation on truthful historical research to become law the bill must still be signed by poland's president meanwhile security has been increased at the israeli embassy in warsaw amid fears of protests by nationalist polish groups. they were happy to be joined now by susanna from the amsterdam school for heritage memory and material culture she's been doing research on contemporary european memories also a polish citizen good morning to you thanks for being with us today israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu say

students have sexually harassed me over a dozen times. i was slandered. i have been touched more than once. >> reporter: tamalpais h school math teacher eva reider said she wanted to speak out after she heard another teacher speak out last week. >> when we look at the national scene and we wonder how the harvey weinsteins are made, we're making them. we're making them when we decide the adult woman's account does not matter. >> reporter: the woman say this is a districtwide problem that has been ignored by administrators. the school board president says they have the board's attention. >> i was surprised by the fact that we were hearing reports about students. >> reporter: the board has hired an attorney to investigate the complaints and release a report with the findings. >> if the investigation results show that our policies have not been followed, we will remedy the situation. >> reporter: she also likes the idea of providing harassment prevention training for the students, but first she says the board wants to get the results back from the investigati

what made almost a dozen middle-schoole middle-schoolers sick in san francisco. >>> expanding beyond the north bay fire. the latest i on ongoing "7 on your side" investigation just ahead. >> announcer: live breaking news. >>> police, police. put your hands up. >> will is the moment of relief. s.w.a.t. officers evacuate classroom after classroom of terrified students who endured and survived a deadly school shooting. a number did not, sadly. i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze. >> shots rang out at marjory stoneman douglas high school. not far from miami, florida. the school will be closed for the rest of the week. >> the latest information has 17 fatalities with others injured. the victims a mixture of students and adults. the suspect has been caught. 19-year-old nicolaus cruz. let's begin our team coverage. >> reporter: fearful moment. gunshots rang out at a high school in southern florida. at least 17 dead. the shooting occurring both inside and outside the school of more than 3,000 students. students first can be seen running away from the school. later others evacuating their arms outstretched. student mich

i speak. as the civil grand jury reported in 2010, so it is now, and so it shall continue. these three dozen orders of determination i personally have, and a number of them have been sent here, most of them dismissed without a hearing, and those that did have a hearing were held on the most bizarre circumstances, and done in ways that no reasonable person would think they were fair hearings. none of these has been enforced, as that is your responsibility, and you simply refuse to do it. you refuse to follow the law because the ethics commissioner is on this list, including commissioner kopp, who is deciding he is going to abuse his public power by interrupting me, and commissioner keane aiding and abetting him by letting him do it. why would you want to bite the hand that feeds you? the people on this list are the people that hurt you. anybody who approaches you with a reasonable expectation that you're going to do a darn thing to bring ethics to this city should look at the history. the history shows you never have done a thing. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i just wanted to acknowledge

just to spell it out clearly, you are saying, and i assume dozens of your colleagues would agree, thato not think it would be acceptable, we do need to see an end to this process. the transition period of course puts the uk in a wea k period of course puts the uk in a weak position, it becomes a rule taker and does not make any rules. we need to get out of that and be in a position to strike free trade agreements and get on with the kind of that free countries do. think anything that went beyond the end of twe nty20 anything that went beyond the end of twenty20 would be rather worrying. i‘m just been told the government has in the last few seconds published the draft document we have been discussing so clearly i will be able to tell viewers about that when it comes out. we‘ve been talking about one leaked document, the other today was a letter to the prime minister. can i ask what the aim of that was? it aimed to show support for the prime minister, it declares those who signed the letter are supportive of the position that she set out in the lancaster house speech in january last year

i don't have patience. >>> dozens gathered at city hall to try to stop gun violence. the district attorney spoke at that event. >>> president trump is expected to meet to har concerns and this afternoon the president took action to come up with gun control measures. he directed the attorney general jeff sessions to draft regulations that would ban devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns. they are called bump stocks. >> we'll send you an alert from the nbc 10 app. download it and turn on alerts. >>> now to record breaking warmth. it feels like may in february. sunshine and short sleeves. the dogs seem to enjoy it just fine too. >> some foggy conditions in atlantic city. temperatures around 70 doctther. so get out there and enjoy the warm weather tr the next day or so. krystal klei is live. talk about a throwback to spring. it gets even warmer tomorrow. >> reporter: this has been an awesome day to have snuck outside on your lunch break and it you didn't get to today, you'll get the chance again tomorrow. i will admit standing outside now that we have lost sunl

we hear so much negative about our young people today, but i met dozens of young men and women that went back to help their families and their communities. the other thing that impresses me from the time in puerto rico is near the end on a very hot day, we were offering more water than was the allotment to some people and 95% of the people turned down the extra water and said, no, someone might come along later and need it. that's true community of worrying about not only yourself and others. it was just amazing. in puerto rico, in florida, in texas, it wasn't just -- it was throughout. in the -- in the -- in my trip to texas, two stories i'll tell you there and then i'll get on to real business, but i think this is what unites us and is so most important. one of the drivers on one of my trips was a secret service agent who had lost his home to the flooding that was created by the release of the dam. so that was that real quick flooding. and it happened so fast to his home that they -- he had to take his wife and daughter and go up to the second floor and be rescued from there. as i moth

. >> i feel that i pass by dozens or hundreds of people every day, sometimes i don't even make eye contactw alone can you feel in the middle of a big city? >> that is the thing. the growing trend is social media and everyone getting busy and we are all very busy so sometimes we don't stop to acknowledge or have that eye contact. this is a powerful thing because one person, it has been documented can create an incredible ripple effect where they will impact multiple people after that and it is incredible to know. i have one of my winners from the challenge to demonstrate this but it can make a incredible ripple effect that can create this positivity. >> i heard when you do these things you are giving but also getting. it is helping you as well. some people say it helps me more because of the feeling i got.>> absolutely. in 2008 there was a study by harvard that documented people were happier giving and spending money on others rather than on themselves. the study indicated that was the truth.>> that it does not always have to be about money right? what examples stand out for you?>> one time

. >> reporter: a lot more than a couple i can count half dozen from where i was standing this was the hot spot for knuckle headedness if to your word here. here's one of the front doors of the macy's department store now you know why they have that second set, go right up to this door and know why they have the second door with the steel cage that comes down just in case this happens this window looked like it was enough, and next window was smashed, right next to the bronze name and see a gentlemen already trying to board up windows. every time he moves those ladder the sound of that heavy plate glass can be heard right across the street. there is city hall tower. this happened in prime real estate. window next to him on the corner here at market and broad also smashed, and tom if you can give them an angle what you will notice is mankins have been stripped and looted. i'm sure they were wearing the finest fashion that macy's was advertising. you can see one manikin head sticking out of the smashed window. we don't know if anybody got hurt when all this glass was broken but we will s

coalition air strikes on two villages near dare i saw dozens of us a said to have been injured the syrian democratic forces backed by the u.s. of fighting to push eisel from the region. a controversial north korean general who attended the closing ceremony of the winter olympics inside korea has indicated his country is willing to open talks with the united states at the ceremony he said just missed this from u.s. president tom's daughter if it's the name reports now from. some protesters at the border and the stadium too uncomfortable questions asked by reporters all over nothing it was a controversial arrival at the closing ceremony of the winter olympics for the north korean delegation. some south koreans are angry about the delegation leader general kimmitt young chore is thought to be behind attacks against the south including the sinking of a warship in twenty ten that killed forty six sailors know. president of korea is almost zero zero zero zero zero that is doing very little korea nero. wrong to protest. no president and the north korean dictator this is a. south korean president

you don't hunt with them, and they can do such damage so quickly. 30-clip rounds, i mean, these can really kill dozens of people. i don't think washington has the stomach for it. i would like to see the national democrats, frankly, put forth a real bill that defines the problem in acchewalty and defines a legislative solution rather than starting to talk about well the best we can get. tell the american people what the real problem is, tell them what the real solution is. put it out there, have the political courage to put it out there and then whatever you get from a compromise is a second conversation. but at least let's have the intelligent dialogue of the real ideas to solve the real problem. >> governor andrew cuomo of new york. one of four governors involved in a new pact. thank you for being here tonight, sir. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. come on dad! higher! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. you or joints. something for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an

i didn't think it would be emotionally overwhelming, in wilmington two dozen weddings were happening at justice of the peace office. and valentine's day was what day do you want and we picked valentine's day. >> 18 couples said, i do, at the montgomery county courthouse and camden county, new jersey, six couples were set to walk down the aisle. and we found happy people edge bragsing and in love. and kiss after kiss it's that today was valentine's day and the ultimate way to seal the deal was at the alter. >> we had a baby over a ago and he wanted to t official. and valentine's day seemed a perfect fit. flower shops say that business is booming. generally off the hook busy and they tend to assume they will be here waiting for them and we try to be. >> in blackwood, new jersey, make the arrangement that hook screams i love you. >> and if you expect to get married soon. here is advice. >> be friends first. because when are you friends first it develops into a very good healthy loving relationship. >> remember that are you going have good times and bad times but that you have to remember

. >> reporter: can you tell us how many transports, maybe a dozen? >> i don't know the number that's been transported at this point. again, there are numerous fatalities. it's a horrific situation. >> students and teachers inside the school told law enforcement the suspected shooter was wearing a black hat, burgundy shirt, black pants and that's the exact outfit being warned by the suspect handcuffed and taken into custody. that suspect i deed as nicholas cruz, 18 years old, taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. we don't know the extent of his injuries but according to students inside the school, they had heard about school shootings but they said what happened here today was unimaginable. >> i was praying to god thinking he could save us and we could make it out alive. i called my parents. it's so crazy. all i could think about was my family, my friends, everything. you never think it would happen to you but it does. >> as this was unfolding and police officers in s.w.a.t. teams were going classroom to classroom clearing them out, releasing the stude

we have got -- i think -- around a dozen nations right now. why has it taken right now? it requiress, parliamentary action due to the nature of their governments, so those things move at legislative speed. and see wheredown they are at, see what more they are going to do. they are putting more troops down there. take a look at france. provide officers in their countries or money to support the campaign? all of that coordination. does that answer your question? >> a couple more questions on syria. with some destruction going on, are you concerned about these pro-regime fighters attacking sdf moresp -- frequently? are you having discussions with russia to see if there is a way they can put those at rest? sec. mattis: that the conflict confliction line is constantly used. the russians professed they were not aware when we called about closer.it came they were notified when the firing began. that is when we heard there were no russians there, and we go out of our way to ensure we do not endanger the russians, so when we took them under fire, when they began the indirect fire