protest to moscow. we ll have military to military conversations with the russians and of course to me safety is what is important. it will not deter us from conducting our operations. reporter: a collision was narrowly avoided when the american commander ordered the ship into full reverse at high speed. that is a very aggressive engine maneuver to conduct. to reverse the direction of those propellers to try to get the some into stop or to slow down as quickly as possible, to 10,000 ton cruiser, it won t stop on a dime. reporter: despite the severity of the episode, russian sailors are captured sun bathing on the deck of their ship. the russian state run news agency claim the u.s. instigating the encounter. tuesday a russian fighter yet flew right in front of a navy patrol aircraft over the
spotting bait of trolling on the russian side. it kind of looks there are russian mariners sun beiging on the back of the destroyer. but whether they re working hard or hardly working, it doesn t change the politics here becauses thbecause this happened before. the russian intercepted a military aircraft over the sea and russian regularly conducts these with america native allies and heat up with the alleged 2016 interference into the 2016 elections. we can expect more tit for tat and small-case tit for tat. i think the captain was on the back of the ship sun
this video from the deck of the uss chancellorville showing the russianor destroyer was so clos you could see russian sailors sun bathing. the u.s. cruiser had to cute all engines back a full to avoid collision. at the pentagon sharp words for russia. s the behavior is unsafe and unprofessional. we ll have military to military conversations with the russians. reporter: russia s navy is accusing the u.s.na cruiser of crossing in. front of their sh and ist filing a protest. but this close call is not the first by russia. back in 2016 russian fighters buzzed the uss donald cook, but there were fewer unsafe encounters or intercepts for most of 2018. themo risk of miscalculations enormous because these are major military operations continue the ducted so close to each other.
she doesn t know what the hell she s doing. my social security payroll c contribution will go up, assuming he can t figure out how to get out of it. but we want to replenish such a nasty woman. yep, this nastiness goes all the way back to the campaign trail. but you know what women did? they started a movement. a rallying cry. me thaed t-shirts and created a nasty woman tour at the metropolitan museum of art and started a wikipedia page. look it up. nasty woman. so president trump is a business man and using the same word over and over trying to brand them and hoping it sticks. whether it is speaking up, but you know what i think he s scared of them. scared of the female reporters at the white house asking tough questions. nasty and scared of nancy pelosi and what she might do. nasty. and if nasty is what he calls women who are outspoken, who use their voices, who have opinions,
startling about this engagement is that you had a u.s. navy ship that was involved in active operations to recover helicopters at sea. and so for this vessel to approach at that speed clearly violating the maritime international law of staying a thousand feet away put the sailors on that ship but also the military personnel fry flying the helicopters at risk. barbara starr points to and we ll play the video and you could see the russian sailors, her word sun bathing. you see these guys. so is this obviously provocative and nefarious or just being negligent? yeah, you know, i think it is probably a little bit of all of the above. clearly those individuals who were laying out on the deck and sun bathing and just going about their day, it is pretty clear that they were not aware of what was happening at the time. but the aggression that we ve seen with some more senior