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Following their government's line that there's no great reason for concern "we're in good spirits and we have no problems," says valentin ukraine has already been in a low-level war out in the east for eight years, emptying out so-called front line ghost villages there used to be 3,000 people here. we found three women, all russian speakers none wants putin to invade "we live in ukraine, we don't need russia," says tatiana yet russia continues to mass in force upwards of 120,000 troops now and significantly more, intelligence officials say, coming next week. nato is trying to show a united fro...

Germany is refusing to send combat weapons. instead, is sending 5000 helmets. the mayor of kyiv expressed outrage asking, whether they're gonna send next, pillows? richard engel, nbc news, eastern ukraine. >> coming up, another episode of, we watch so you don't have to. the new fictional outrage on the right getting them all worked up now. when the 11th hour continues. now. when the 11th hour continues napoleon was born and raised to conquer. but he was just kind of over it, you know.

Would tear apart over two dozen families apart and they would have to arest lie on a novel accountability to gain some kind of resolve. it came down to how they marketed the product by using a connecticut law that protects consumers from deceptive marketing practices. so what was that practice here? well, they went after remington by taking issue with how they marketed these combat weapons to civilians, using militaristic and hyper slogans marketed to men like the one who carried out the attack at sandy hook. >> the meaning of protecting the gun industry is not bulletproof. we hope they realiz...

Weapons to civilians, reaping o -- reaching out to the troubled young men like the one who carried out the attack at sandy hook. >> protthe ruling protecting thn industry is not bullet proof. but this was not about damages in the form of compensation, it was about damages enforcing change. >> it took more than seven years for the families who brought this suit to see even this kind of victory, even saying the word victory given what was at stake and what they had lost feels stomach-turning. and the amount of time spent was not just negotiating for the sake of negotiation, it seems there was a ...

It’s time to reboot America’s counter-WMD strategy By: Ron Fizer   March 1 U.S. Army Sgt. Mauricio Caceres and Sgt. Cory Sweetman descend from an aircraft during an exercise at Atlantic City International Airport, N.J., on Nov. 7, 2018. The two New Jersey National Guardsmen are with the 21st Weapons of Mass Destruction-Civil Support Team. (Master Sgt. Matt Hecht/Air National Guard) As the world continues to press forward with technological advancements, weapons of mass destruction remain a threat to our national security and global stability. We have devolved into an era where...