pictures of john brown because there are fairly neutral pictures of john brown and then there are picturesthat make him look crazy. my textbook had him look crazy. and it had the caption, john brown, possibly a monomaniac. nice neutral statement for your history textbook. so the booklet is fascinating. it's also fascinating to me as someone who studied maryland history. it's fascinating because i -- as i said, i had no idea there was that much confederate memory. if you were to go back, my civil war buffs in the class, right? for every -- for every one soldier who serves for the union, right, how many served for the confederates? from maryland? what's the ratio of union to confederate troops? just in maryland? well, it's obviously a trick question, right? i'm just setting you up, clearly. right? in fairness, somewhere, some maryland historian at some point will correct me because it's actually very, very difficult to calculate the number of marylanders who fight the confederacy because many flee the state. they don't necessarily get counted in maryland units. they're serving all throughout

john brown got us sitting here now. he changed everything with the greatest movement in the history of abolition of movement. frederick douglas. he couldn't be part of the movement because black folks are too child like. nothing has changed that. still the same. >> even frederick douglas, friend of some of the most prominent members of his day, cosignatory of th . >> he couldn't belong. he couldn't belong. and the reason the whole thing is because of john brown. december 2nd, charleston, virginia, the tree they hanged him is still there. let's go hug the tree. they tried and sentenced him, and so on the second when they hang him, i go through that courthouse right where he walked up the street. turned left. walked three blocks. turned right, three and a half blocks, and there's the tree. what did he say? what i'm hanging for rich white folks i would be a hero. but last night i talked to god. god told me to tell you the negro slave is going to be free, but it will be the biggest bloodbath of the history of the planet. >>

john browne. >> a huge amount at stake, far above scotland. sandra: all right. thank you to you john. >> thank you very much. sandra: tune in to fox business tomorrow morning for the latest on that scotland voice. deadliest ebola out rake i outbt rating with more than 700 new cases reported in a week could death toll topping 2600, a british nurse who recovered from ebola, two americans are being treated for ebola, we're coming right back. >> john kerry said that america's enemy in iraq and syria has nothing to do with islam. it is a cult, in an order of satan. congressman ted poe, secretary of state a definition of islamic state. next. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ no. not exactly. to attain success, one must project success. that's why we use fed

. >> for more on what to vote for on scottish independence, we have peter coy and john brown, he is aenior marketing advisor for european companies. blanchflower. -- and danny blanchflower. he has some scottish ties as he is a lecturer at a university in scotland. let us again with you danny. if you could cast your vote, what would it be? >> i am going to stay on the fence on that one. i know so many people on both sides. my vote is to close -- too close to call. the election is too close to call. it is best to keep mum on this. my son-in-law, who is scottish, does not know either. >> john brown, what is your disposition towards this? >> i am partially scottish, but i have absolutely no question in my mind as to which way i would vote. it would definitely be no. it would be terribly damaging to scotland and also marginally damaging to the rest of the united kingdom. but i think, actually, when the vote occurs and this time next week, the scots would realize the enormity of the situation and what they are doing and they will realize the amount of money that scotland will lose, and i th

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tubman unlike frederick douglas willing to join john brown. brown's repeated postponement of poor communication channels prevented tubman from joining him on the attack on harper's ferry. but in the wake of brown's death hair rot tubman participated in the first public rescue. on april 27, 1860, a fugitive was being held by authorities in troy, new york. in october 18, '58, he had fled virginia to try to find his wife and three children who were epans emancipated and living in pennsylvania. his luck ran out when a virginia bounty hunter came to town to reclaim him. the slave catcher was none other than his own brother, a free black who had been paid to do slave master's dirty work. harriet tubman was in troy to visit a relative. she carried a food basket and climbed the steps to the second floor hearing room. her props held her to appear an elderly woman which eased her way into this guarded legal chamber. she was standing at the back when it was announced that he would be shipped back to virginia. harriet tubman knew she should seize the momen

my son-in-law, who is scottish, does not know either. >> john brown, what is your disposition towardss? scottish, butlly i have absolutely no question in my mind as to which way i would vote. it would definitely be no. it would be terribly damaging to scotland and also marginally damaging to the rest of the united kingdom. but i think, actually, when the vote occurs and this time next cots would realize what they are dealing -- doing. they will realize the amount of money that scotland will lose, and i think it will be a no vote. it will be very close. coy, you have done research on this, how does the economics work out? >> they look pretty bad. what we're seeing at the polls, it is more of a protest vote. it is more about making a decision with real money on the line, and then people would realize that they should back off. >> what is on the line? you have that revenue from all of that north sea oil. >> yes, that is crucial. the leader of the scottish independent movement, he says are the scott's -- scots not getting all of the benefits of the oil from the north sea, and they want to

tubman, unlike fred ridge -- frederick douglass was willing to join john brown on his raid to incite a slave uprising in the south. brown's repeated postponement of the date prevented tubman from joining him on the attack on harper's ferry but in the wake of brown's death and his martyrdom, harriet tubman participated in her first public rescue of a recaptured slave. in 18 saket charles nall, a light-skinned fugitive was being held in new york. in october nall had fled virginia to try to find his wife and three children who were emancipated and living in pennsylvania. by the spring of 1860 he had moved to troy where he was employed as a coachman, but his luck ran out when a virginia bounty hunter, the southern agent of nall's owner came to town to reclaim him. the slave-catcher was none other than nall's own brother, a free black who had been paid to do a slave-master's dirty work. in a significant twist of fate, harriet tubman was in troy visiting a relative when she heard about nall's being taken into custody. she wrapped herself in a shaul, carried a food basket and climbed the ste

thisn palmer sets up on play and he throws the screen pass to john brown. he moves inside and scores from 13 yards out. steal it from the chargers. international streak alive. they cannot beat him. struggle early against slovenia, but they turned it up after intermission. anthony davis had 13 points with 11 rebounds. they offense now to the semifinals -- advanced now to the semifinals to play lithuania. the county prosecutor's office is defending its decision on the ray rice case initially. offering ray rice pretrial intervention last may, he was charged with aggravated assault but has his record erased if he completes the year-long program. >> a little drizzle tonight, that will be at with an improving weather pattern tonight. >> >>> welcome to "world news tonight." from california. and new developments in the nfl firestorm tonight. the wife of disgraced football star ray rice speaking out. standing by her husband and calling the outrage against him a horrible nightmare. the reaction coming in tonight. >>> the extreme weather. deadly flash flooding from co

this is one of the carbines used in the raid on harpers ferry by john brown. exhibit illustrates the manufacturing might of the north. they could turn out hundreds of thousands of well fitted, will many factored firearms. well l many of -- manufactured firearms. the manufacturing capability was one of the north's strengths in the civil war. hand did on the other not have the industrial might that the north had. the new england and the connecticut river valley was the home of dozens of gun manufacturers. so many wereld, needed by the union army that 33 different manufacturers were turning up the identical rifle purchase by the union army. the confederates were left up to their own. they had a few places, harpers ferry, when they ask we had possession of it. richmond had a factory along the james river. and if you in north carolina, georgia, and texas. they could hardly supply the needs of the confederacy. they got most of the guns either captured in battle or imported from overseas. in finest infantry rifle the world was from britain. they bought a quarter mill

they sang john brown's body and it wasn't about the john brown of harper's ferry.iginal song. very interesting. and so i am going to make this a ra rather brief program. i'm going to do two more. and i think this next one is arguably our greatest patriotic song and the one least remembered, unfortunately. but it was a significant come o composition for the civil war and when the union bands played this and the soldiers sang this, it just struck terrible fear in the hearts of the reds. the battle cry of freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ down with the traitor, up with the star ♪ ♪ while we rally round the flag, boys, rally once again ♪ ♪ shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ ♪ we are springing to the call for 300,000 more, shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ ♪ and we'll fill the vacant ranks ♪ ♪ of our brothers gone before ♪ shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ ♪ the union forever hurrah, boys, hurrah ♪ ♪ down with the traitor, up with the star ♪ ♪ while we rally round the flag, boys, rally once again ♪ ♪ shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ [ applause ] >> hurrah! thank you. and then

niners 14-6 at the half but in the second half, drew stanton to john brown, cards down one. ssion, fogged for unnecessary roughness on a sliding quarterback. that led to a stanton-brown connection. niners next drive. boldin, first and goal but head busted another player. back to back 100-yard personalities. the phil dawson attempt was blocked. then third and six, ellington ices it. cards lead the division now at 3-0, 23-14 the final. 49ers fall to 1-2, raiders facing the patriots. bad news, rod street broke his foot. raider defense doing a great job containing tom brady, sacking him. but he still threw for 243-yard, and this lone pass, pats led at the half. oakland gets an offense offensive holding call. doesn't appear to be a good call. patriots catch a break. the raiders have a minute left and first and goal. derek carr; raiders wide receivers have to step up. raiders now 0-3, 16-9 the final. they have to face miami last week. >> seattle hosting denver, first super bowl rematch in the regular season since 1997. down eight, peyton manning right on the money. him that ended i

el terror de los niners fue drew stanton, 2 pases de anotacin el primero para john brown, 24 yds en elacercarse... === minutos despues... de nuevo stanton para brown de nuevo... esta vez de 21 yds... s.f. no pudo anotar en la segunda mitad, 3er. descalabro consecutivo 23 - 14 arizona para brown de nuevo... esta vez de 21 yds... s.f. no pudo anotar en la segunda mitad, 3er. descalabro consecutivo 23 - 14 arizona (3-0) vamos con los malosos, dennis allen, entrenador en jefe en la cuerda floja... y los patriotas, agravaron su situacion... brady para gronkowski 6 yds en el pase y nueva inglaterra tomaba ventaja 7 a 3... === los raiders sin embargo les dieron batalla, limitaron a tom brady a solo una anotacin y en el cuarto cuarto mcfadden con el acarreo con un minuto por jugar -- las zebras marcaran un falta ofensiva por sujetar... de nuevo en el intento, balon interceptado, vuelve a perder oakland 16 a 9... proxima parada londres para enfrentar a miami... proxima parada ser en londres para enfrentar a miami... ahora al beisbol... este cierre de campaÑa a sido una pesadilla para los dos eq

. >> to sir john brown on what took the brits so long. it wasn't overwhelming to join this, john a former u.k. par limit member. what do you think, john? >> first of owl, a trick request question of legality. the british totally supported gulf war 1 but were unenthusiastic about gulf were 2, feeling it was illegal and expensive in money and stupid to get rid of saddam hussein. he was a strong man of the middle east. they also noticed the uncommitted leadership of the american president, which is sort of like throwing apples at a boxer in a boxing ring from outside the ring, and hoping to win. it without win but it does annoy the boxer. one can expect new waves of terrorism in the united kingdom and the united states and other allied countries, and that is to be expected. in britain, thanks to the european union's open immigration laws we're swamped with islamic people and jihaddists now, and the government slightly frightened of them and didn't want to upse2 them. fourthly, the government was embarrassed by the no vote over syria a few mon

volviÓ a conectarse con john brown para otra anotaciÓn suficiente para que los cardenales ganaron ela. >> maÑana oficialmente comienza el otoÑo. les tengo el reporte completo del tiempo en minutos. >> bueno, para saber cÓmo estÁn las condiciones del clima para los dÍas laborales, le damos paso a billy delgado con el pronÓstico extendido. >> espero que estÉn disfrutando su Último dÍa de verano. maÑana oficialmente comienza el otoÑo, pero las temperaturas cÁlidas nos van a seguir acompaÑando el resto de los dÍas, las mÁximas temperaturas a quien la bahÍa, 72 grados en auckland 79, las mÍnimas se mantuvieron estables en los 65 grados y seropositiva de lluvia, lamentable ya que estamos atravesando la peor sequÍa, en otras localidades, 77 grados. san josÉ 74 grados. tenga cuidado con los vientos, va a estar muy fresco con vientos a 15 millas por hora en san francisco y concord. esta tormenta tropical, afortunadamente ya se estÁ retirando de lo que es el frente de baja california y de las costas mexicanas pero va a continuar trayendo mucha lluvia hacia esa Área ya devastada por el huracÁn

but arizona's carson palmer finds the rookie john brown for the go-ahead touchdown.cardinals escape with an 18-17 victory. >>> in the early game, detroit's calvin johnson puts on a show. the wide receiver makes a 67-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter against the giants. he follows it up with another touchdown grab. and the lions beat new york 35-14. >>> the nfl resumes right here on cbs this thursday night. the pittsburgh steelers travel to baltimore to take on the ravens in the first of four lineups for thursday night's game. coverage starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. >>> and one year after he was banned from the tournament for failing a drug test, marin cilic is the u.s. men's champion. cilic defeated japan's kei nishikori in straight sets to win his first ever title. >>> when we return, pregnant pause, the duchess of cambridge takes a break from her schedule as she's treated for morning sickness with her second child. -but they're here. -yes. -are you... -there? -yes. -no. -are you them? i'm me. but the lowest rate is from them. -yes. -so them's best rate is...

the sympathy of the north for john brown's memory was taken for proof, according to alexander, of a desire that our slaves should rise in a servile insurrection and massacre throughout the south and the enlistment of negro troops was regarded as advertisement of that desire and encouragement of the idea true to negro. it is estimated upwards of 200 black union soldiers may have been massacred during and especially after the battle. confederate accounts make it clear that they did not consider black men to be soldiers. indeed, the scale of violence accorded to black soldiers nears the swift response against slave rebellions both real and imagined that stretched back to the antibellum period. a few days after the battle, the richmond examiner published the following editorial, we begged him, mahone, here after, when negroes are sent forward to murder the wounded and come shouting no quarter, shut your eyes, strengthen your stomach with a little brandy and water and let the work which god has entrusted to you and your brave men go forward to its completion, that is until every negro has been

the 17-12 2 and a half minutes left to john brown. road runner look at the moves. cardinal win 18-17. more monday night football. manning and the giants facing about the lions but matthew and johnson were the stars of the show. look at stafford. maneuvering here then finds mega tron. might want to guard the best receive interfootball. 67 yards. later stafford again. elusive rolling left throwing back across the field. john catch back of the end zone. 164 receiving yards on 7 reception. pair of td fantasy football gold detroit rolls 3 35-14. men final u.s. open. chang and one of the coaches. coaching marion. bottom of the screen there. fore happened happened withiner down the line. battle of 2 men in the first major finals and this is match point. 14th seed marion prevails 6-3, 3 and 3. victory worth 3 million dollars em. >> the prisz money. thanks very much. >> sta >> here's the wake up weather. dress warm in the morning. temperatures in the 50's low clouds fog. light breeze. mike will be hear tracking upcoming heat. 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. >> thank you sandhya. >> that

the 17-12 2 and a half minutes left to john brown. road runner look at the moves.cardinal win 18-17. more monday night football. manning and the giants facing about the lions but matthew and johnson were the stars of the show. look at stafford. maneuvering here then finds mega tron. might want to guard the best receive interfootball. 67 yards. later stafford again. elusive rolling left throwing back across the field. john catch back of the end zone. 164 receiving yards on 7 reception. pair of td fantasy football gold detroit rolls 3 35-14. men final u.s. open. chang and one of the coaches. coaching marion. bottom of the screen there. fore happened happened withiner down the line. battle of 2 men in the first major finals and this is match point. 14th seed marion prevails 6-3, 3 and 3. victory worth 3 million dollars em. >> the prisz money. thanks very much. >> stay with us we'll be right ba hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad?

third quarter, drew stance in for carson palmer. 24yards to john brown and it's a one point game. en the niners just unravel in the fourth quarter. mental mistake. stanton up the middle. john scutta called for unnecessary roughness. next play patrick willis. a questionable roughing call. stanton, brown, 21 yards. 20-14 cardinals. stanton 244 yards passing on the day. next niner drive. boldin fighting for the extra yard. that's good. head butting an opponent that's

the cardinals went ahead when carson palmer hit rookie john brown with two minutes left. brown with moves to get into the end zone. cardinals beat the chargers 18 to 17. and more football where that came f this thursday night, the debut of thursday night football on cbs-3, this week, the pittsburgh steelers, take on the baltimore ravens, our coverage gets underway at 8:00. it is phillies and pirates again tonight at the ball yard. and the phils will likely be without jimmy rollins, last night, against the buckos, ryan howard drove in jay roll with fourth inning single. jimmy on thirds base after a triple. i understanded he injured a hamstrung running it out. kyle kendrick, let the pirates back in the game after that. sterling put pittsburgh on the road to victory, final pirates six, and the fighting's, four. erika, back over to you. >> thanks, coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", big move to help atlantic city struggling casinos. also nfl star ray rice out after job after this video of brutal attack surfaces. even president obama's weighing in on the controver

the quarterback carson palmer finds the rookie john brown on a slip screen right.here he caps the 91 yard drive with a touchdown to give arizona the lead. the lead is, they hang on to win it 18-17. all right, so to detroit. it might be a long -- very long season for giants fans after new york got beat up by the lions last night. detroit quarterback matthew stafford gave his team an early lead connecting with calvin johnson. he scored twice in the first quarter. giants beat eli manning with two interceptions and they won the opener. joey, how do you really feel? >> horrible. horrible. >> yjoey his horrible. >> that giants super bowl was a long time ago. >> you poor guy. >> did you see that flooding pictures yesterday? >> i did. amazing. >> the phoenix stuff. we had vegas. we had areas of virginia, too, hampton roads. phoenix yesterday this is the desert. they get eight inches of rain a year. they picked up over three inches in one day. this was like epic stuff. the most they ever had in one calendar day in the phoenix area going back over 100 years. and as can you s

carson palmer hits john brown on the screen. 13 yards to the house. cards take a one-point lead.'s a two-point conversion. under 2:00 to go. chargers' last chance. philip rivers' pass tipped. can't make the grab. arizona hangs on 18-17. >>> earlier giants and lions at ford field. megatron morphing into a fantasy football points atm. game-opening drive, matthew stafford escaping pressure. steps up, finds a wide open calvin johnson for a 67-yard score. megatron 164 yards and two touchdowns on the night. lions win big. 35-14. finally a's fighting for their wild card lives in chicago against the white sox. just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, 4-3 oakland two, outs, bottom of the ninth. eric o'flaherty. two strikes on tyler flowers. and he leaves the hanger for the game-tying home run. bottom of the 12th flowers again at the dish, takes another curveball. and hammered into the seats. jesse chavez gives up the solo winner. a's lose another one 5-4. they are now tied in the loss column with seattle and just two games up on detroit in the wild card race in the american league

. >> joining me now with more on all this is john brown, john has been a guest on our program before, as you know. he is a former member of parliament and senior economic consultant. why didn't the entire u.k. get an opportunity to vote on this independence referendum? nobody else raised it, totally irresponsibility abuse of democracy, here we have two-point witness pun million people deciding the future of 65 million people. totally undomic. and it's most interesting that you raise it. because if it was america, the population of the state i live in, in florida of 20 million, if 10.1 million florid arians voted to leave the united states, do you think america would find that democratic? outrageous. wouldn't you run the risk, if the south got a chance to vote on the north? we are talking about the u.k. now, run the risk of offense tri-sizing a country, how might that turn out. >> get an opportunity to vote on whether scotland gets to be independent, how might that vote turn out? i think it would turn out to be a no. question've got it on northern frontier by pouring money into scotlan

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patrick john brown. pettina b. browne bradburn. >> mark bruce. richard george bruehert. ndrew brunn. vincent edward brunton. ronald bucca. brandon j. bu nannen. greg j. buck. dennis buckley. nancy clare bueche. patrick joseph buhse. john edward are bulaga jr. stephen bruce bunin. matthew j. burke. thomas daniel burke. william francis burke jr. charles f. burlingame iii. >> thomas e burnett jr. >> donald j. burns. kathleen ann burns. keith james burns. john patrick burnside. thomas m. butler. patrick dennis birn. timothy g.biyne. jesus cabezas. billian caceres. brian joseph cacia. >> and my husband of 30 years, fdny chief. papa jerry to his grandchildren,'s electric sis, luke, thomas, elena and kate. my heart breaks that you are not here to enjoy them. love each of them from above and keep them safe. may god bless all those who lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks on september 11th, 2001, and those who continue to suffer from the aftermath. may god bless all those serving in our fire departments, police departments and emergency services, as well as the mi

not in the recklessly selfish spirit of john browne with their doomed effort to free the slaves theyed vaccination. and tiebacks leaders were quick to draw on the political motive for the rhetorical value of the slave for the colonized african in britain and quicker still to claim the suffering of white english citizens took precedence. the primary concern was people like them. in her history of that movement returning to the idea that they were not as coagious or dangerous judicial -- social body but contamination in violation of bodies were most contagious and vulnerable. in a time and place where they were seen as a liability for public health it is dangerous to others it is poured to articulate the vulnerability. if it was meaningful than that there were not purely dangerous i suspect it might be as meaningful dow to except we're not purely vulnerable. the middle-class may be threatened but we are still dangerous. even though little bodies of children encourages us to be vulnerable are dangerous to spread disease. think of the unvaccinated boy in san diego returned from the trip

if you get on my mailing list we put out news letters and put out a lot and i write and john brown writes. i talk, if anything does want listen to my radio show, i am doing a show now every week day from 10 a.m. to noon or most weekdays unless i am travelling or something. but you can listen to it. it is shiftradio.com. i said i have six offices and my asset management company which handled all of my accounts which i added about 4-5 years ago. we are a broker dealer and advisor and i moved by management company from california to puerto rico. my tax rate is 50% in california and 4% in puerto rico. i will be at my booth with questions about this. i have not personally moved there yet. four of my employees have moved there and are managing our clients' money just as effectively from san juan as they did from new port beach but we are not giving as much of the income to the government. we get to keep it. it is an interesting place if you are looking for freedom puerto rico is where you will find it. at least if you define freedom to keep what you earn. the capital gains tax is zero and zero

drew stanton to john brown. 24 yards for the touchdowns. the cardinals are just down one. als drive. stanton again. brown again. 20 yards on the combo. they take a 20-14 lead. 49ers couldn't score in the second half. they come up short. they lose two straight. >>> we should have two wins. last year when we had two losses. we didn't play well at all. these game were close games that we should have won. >> we have to play a complete game. a complete game across the board. and most definitely on the defense. especially on the road. >> raiders and patriots. oakland looking to avoid the 0-3. they lost last 15 in the eastern time zone. second quarter. the raiders up 3-0. rob gronkowski, six yards for the score. the pats up four. fourth quarter, second goal. brady to gronk. deflected by charles woodson. settled for a field goal. last chance for open. darren mcfadden runs it into the end zone. the score comes back. replay of the down. derek carr to denarius moore. bounces around and picked off by big convenience wilfork. they fall to 0-3. >> at the moment of truth there are time we

cuts her hair and trades in her dress for a suit and she starts hearing about the abolitionist john brown and the drug beat leading up to the civil war and she has a piece of that. emma wants to live a life of adventure so she enlists in the human army in the spring of 61. the first thing that comes up to their mind, how does that work out for her? [inaudible] [laughter] >> be needed to fill the quota is and they didn't care if somebody had disease, they just needed to have a trigger enough to pull out the cartridges and cared if somebody could march. they wanted to know if somebody could do the job and they shook her hand and said what sort of living has this hand earned and with that she was passing the army and became a private from wisconsin. the units were with which to the civil war and one of the things i liked is that it is so balanced when you were doing your research. >> there were plenty left on the cutting room floor and fortunately the civil war has numerous good characters and interesting people and there were two sisters i was interested in. i'm always interested in the sis

carson palmer, a little flip to john brown. finds his way 13 yards, cardinal comeback. cardinals do win it, 18-17 by the skin of their teeth in the monday night opener. the new york giants plead no contest. it would be nice to have that kind of facility in oakland. the lions roll. matt stafford flinging it up top to megatron. calvin johnson as he is also known. romp it in. the lions route the giants 35- 14. >>> you may have noticed how many outstanding contributions the 49ers get from the players selected in the draft this spring, but the 2012 draft, not so much. la michael james, their second round pick from that class released today at his own request. his roster spot filled by special teams ace algood. james could never really find his niche in the 49ers offense. that's pretty much it. but i wouldn't be surprised if la michael james winds up with the eagles, and chip kelly, his former coach at oregon, who the niners play in a few weeks down the road. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast, the ktvumorning news, 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> if you missed

touchdown run and he will be a player. 14-6 at the half and then the dreaded second half. 24 yards to john brownn one. the next possession and a flag for unnecessary roughness. nine penalties and 107 yards. cards go up 20-14 and 244 yards and two td passes. anquan boldin and boy this didn't help. they settle for a field goal and that what blocked by the former raider tommy kelly. third and 6 and andre ellington will eye it with this first down. 23-14 your final and cards lead the nfc west with a 3-0 record and niners fall to 1-2. >> a lot of football left. we have to get regrouped in a hurry. we have a lot of good teams to play. >> a lot of flags. some we can't do nothing about and some we can. we have to go back and watch the film and critique. we can do better. >> meanwhile, the raiders had the patriot where they wanted in foxborough, but it came with a cost. streeter broke his foot on the route. what is up with that turf? raiders' defense did a great job containing tom brady. they pressured him all day. he doesn't like leaving the pocket. he threw for this td to gronkowski. a minute left in t

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the cards went ahead when carson palmer hit rookie john brown with little more than two minutes left.nals beat the chargers 18 to 17. >>> and thursday night football kicks off cbs-3. it is the pittsburgh steelers and ravens live from baltimore beginning at 8:00. once again that is thursday night. >>> well, beasley reese hitting the road this friday for the football frenzy. but he needs to know where to go. beasley, shows you how to cast your vote. >>> the high school football season is underway, that means, friday football frenzy, you know how to get involved. download our audio road show app, and when you do so, you find cbs-3, tap on the button, and then you look for the friday football frenzy. and you tap that button and then you will look for the spot pole, and here are your options, cardinal o'hare, a washington township at cher pea, rid any garrett valley. could not get any better than this. you tell me where to go live. your town, your team, your kids on tv, the friday football frenzy. >> love some high school football. >> voila. >> in pro-football eagles lesean mccoy catching

patrick john brown. pettina b. browne bradburn. >> mark bruce. richard george bruehert. n. vincent edward brunton. ronald bucca. brandon j. bu nannen. greg j. buck. dennis buckley. nancy clare bueche. patrick joseph buhse. john edward are bulaga jr. stephen bruce bunin. matthew j. burke. thomas daniel burke. william francis burke jr. charles f. burlingame iii. >> thomas e burnett jr. >> donald j. burns. kathleen ann burns. keith james burns. john patrick burnside. thomas m. butler. patrick dennis birn. timothy g.biyne. jesus cabezas. billian caceres. brian joseph cacia. >> and my husband of 30 years, fdny chief. papa jerry to his grandchildren,'s electric sis, luke, thomas, elena and kate. my heart breaks that you are not here to enjoy them. love each of them from above and keep them safe. may god bless all those who lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks on september 11th, 2001, and those who continue to suffer from the aftermath. may god bless all those serving in our fire departments, police departments and emergency services, as well as the military her

11 points, the cards scored twice in the fourth quarter, go ahead tech down was toss to rookie john brown. who made some smooth moves to make it to the end zone. cards over chargers 18 to 17. >>> coverage starts cbs-3 thursday! philadelphia eagles do much more than play football. >> birds scored major points with children battling serious illnesses. there were a lot of smiles to go around at philadelphia's ronald mcdonald house, several players and the mascot swoop was, there they visited children and families. the ronald mcdonald house provides temporary home to families from out of town whose children are receiving treatment at local hospitalization. and those organizations cents cents do so much to help families. great to see the eagles stopping by, bringing some smiles to the kids. >> community thing, taking care of families. local restaurant calls out shady mccoy, for their stunt he pulled while dining out. we'll show it to you. >> royal baby news, now hearing from prince william, prince harry, about the new addition to the royal family. little prince george going to be a big brother

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john brown is former advisor to prime minister margaret thatcher.k you so much for joining us. >> very good to be here, michaela. thank you. >> maybe you could give us insight. 307-year history. it could go away tomorrow if scotland votes to go its own way. help us understand this. >> well, basically, nobody likes to be under anyone else, other countries and, of course, propaganda feeds against the english in scotland because at the beginning of the relationship it wasn't all together great. we had soldiers in scotland and so on and those legends live on even in movies like "braveheart." but for 300 years it's been a good relationship, particularly for the scotts because britain wants scotland in the union for defense reasons and therefore has been prepared to pour huge amounts of money into scotland. even today scottish social welfare payments are almost 30% larger than they are for the english in england. and britain has put a lot of money in n there, so much so that when boswell was writing he said words to the effect "the road to scotland is the

. >> brown: john mearsheimer, where do you think things stand as of this moment and what did you makethis announcement today by n.a.t.o. of a rapid response force? is that a useful thing or provocative step? >> i agree with the two points mike made as caveats. there's no question this deal solidifies russian gains in recent weeks and, furthermore, i think the more important point he made is that a cease fire by itself a meaningless. what we have to do is get some sort of meaningful peace agreement between the three sides here, and i'm very pessimistic about that because i think the obama administration and the other western countries are pursuing exactly the wrong policy with regard to ukraine. i think getting tough with putin, which is what we have been doing all along, and promising to get tougher in the future is just going to make a bad situation worse. so i'm not very optimistic about the future. with regard to the 4,000-troop reinforcement capability, i think that's fine. i think the two key things we definitely don't want to do is, number one, permanently station troops where m