john elliott's cattle farm overlooks the chevy and hills that straddle the border. many people here work and shop over in england were aware. that if there were any trade barriers are very very difficult in this area because at the moment a lot of the communities are integrated between england and scotland in this area and i think that. would be a shame of those any sort of body or between between the 2 john elliott runs the farm together with his father. they sell aberdeen angus cattle for breeding to the e.u. and elsewhere. so international trade is important but to them keeping scotland in britain is even more important. i personally voted in the e.u. referendum to remain within europe but i think of us asked the question now would i want to go through it all again and to try and achieve to get back into europe i think my answer would be no i think um i think the union at the moment seems to be doing ok we've had a lot of the pain and got through it. felt maker howie nichols be has thought long and hard about the possible economic consequences of scottish indepen

a shame of those any sort of body or between between the 2 john elliott runs the farm together with his father. they sell aberdeen angus cattle for breeding to the e.u. and elsewhere. so international trade is important but to them keeping scotland in britain is even more important. i personally voted in the e.u. referendum to remain within europe but i think of us asked the question why would i want to go through it all again and to try and achieve to get back into europe i think my answer would be no i think um i think the union at the moment seems to be doing ok we've had a lot of the pain and go through it. helped make or how we nichols b. has thought long and hard about the possible economic consequences of scottish independence and he thinks independence will have to wait for now i only want an independent scotland that is good for scotland and the scottish people and it feels too much but it's politicians and politics and party rivalry as opposed to thinking on a business level and strategy and plan of how was actually going to work the drive for independence will continue to imp

anglo scottish border some 100 kilometers south of edinburgh oppose the idea of independence john elliott's cattle farm overlooks the chevy and hills that straddle the border. many people here work and shop over in england. we're aware that. that if there was any trade barriers that very very difficult in this area because at the moment a lot of the communities are integrated between england and scotland in this area and i think that. would be a shame of those any sort of body between now and between the 2 john elliott runs the farm together with his father. they sell aberdeen angus cattle for breeding to the e.u. and elsewhere. so international trade is important but to them keeping scotland in britain is even more important. i personally voted in the e.u. referendum to remain within europe but i think of us asked the question why would i want to go through it all again and to try and achieve to get back into europe i think my answer would be no i think um i think the union at the moment seems to be doing ok we've had a lot of the pain and got through it. helped make or how we nickels be h

would be a shame if there's any sort of body here between now and between the 2 john elliott runs the farm together with his father. they sell aberdeen angus cattle for breeding to the e.u. and elsewhere. so international trade is important but to them keeping scotland in britain is even more important. i personally voted in the e.u. referendum to remain within europe but i think of us asked the question why would i want to go through it all again and to try and achieve to get back into europe i think my answer would be no i think um i think the union at the moment seems to be doing ok we've had a lot of the pain and go through it. can't make or how we nicholls b. has thought long and hard about the possible economic consequences of scottish independence and he thinks independence will have to wait for now i only want an independent scotland that is good for scotland and the scottish people and it feels too much but it's politicians and politics and party rivalry as opposed to thinking on a business level and strategy imply of how was actually going to work. the drive for independence

a shame of those any sort of body or between between the 2 john elliott runs the farm together with his father. they sell aberdeen angus cattle for breeding to the e.u. and elsewhere. so international trade is important but to them keeping scotland in britain is even more important. i personally voted in the e.u. referendum to remain within europe but i think of us asked the question now would i want to go through it all again and to try and achieve to get back into europe i think my answer would be no i think um i think the union at the moment seems to be doing ok we've had a lot of the pain and go through it. can't make or how it goes be has thought long and hard about the possible economic consequences of scottish independence and he thinks independence will have to wait for now i only want an independent scotland that is good for scotland and the scottish people and it feels too much but it's politicians and politics and party rivalry as opposed to thinking on a business level and strategy imply of how was actually going to work the drive for independence will continue to impact sco

would be a shame with those any sort of body or between between the 2 john elliott runs the farm together with his father. they sell aberdeen angus cattle for breeding to the e.u. and elsewhere. so international trade is important but to them keeping scotland in britain is even more important. i personally voted in the e.u. referendum to remain within europe but i think of us asked the question why would i want to go through it all again and to try and achieve to get back into europe i think my answer would be no i think um i think the union at the moment seems to be doing ok we've had a lot of the pain and go through it. helped make or how we nichols he has thought long and hard about the possible economic consequences of scottish independence and he thinks independents will have to wait for now i only want an independent scotland that is good for scotland and the scottish people and it feels too much but it's politicians and politics and party rivalry as opposed to thinking on a business level and strategy imply of how was actually going to work. the drive for independence will continue

would be a shame with those any sort of body or between between the 2 john elliott runs the farm together with his father. they sell aberdeen angus cattle for breeding to the e.u. and elsewhere. so international trade is important but to them keeping scotland in britain is even more important. i personally voted in the e.u. referendum to remain within europe but i think of us asked the question why would i want to go through it all again and to try and achieve to get back into europe i think my answer would be no i think um i think the union at the moment seems to be doing ok we've had a lot of the pain and go through it. can't make or how in nichols he has thought long and hard about the possible economic consequences of scottish independence and he thinks independents will have to wait for now i only want an independent scotland that is good for scotland and the scottish people and it feels too much but it's politicians and politics and party rivalry as opposed to thinking on a business level and strategy imply of how was actually going to work. the drive for independence will continue

i'm john elliott from district one. i want to highlight something that supervisor chan said from the outset. we cannot go back. we need to make a unique movement permanent now. this is our embarcadero freeway moment. this is our embarcadero freeway moment. we have a real opportunity here to make the city more accessible and navigable for people of all ages. i have to make a comment about the richmond. i live in the richmond. i'm not stuck in the richmond. i navigate the entire city on my bike. the 38-r is faster to get downtown than a car. supervisor mandelman talked about equity and class. let's talk about equity. one in four people do not own a car. 28%, one in four, so to be fair, one in four streets should be dedicated to people and safe spaces. i'm going to bike down to the great highway to our ocean park promennade. thank you for your time. >> hello, caller. >> i'd like to read an abridged letter muni has received on the didtion to close the great highway. the great highway is part of the network of north-south ar

i'm john elliott from district one. i want to highlight something that supervisor chan said from the outset. we cannot go back. we need to make a unique movement permanent now. this is our embarcadero freeway moment. this is our embarcadero freeway moment. we have a real opportunity here to make the city more accessible and navigable for people of all ages. i have to make a comment about the richmond. i live in the richmond. i'm not stuck in the richmond. i navigate the entire city on my bike. the 38-r is faster to get downtown than a car. supervisor mandelman talked about equity and class. let's talk about equity. one in four people do not own a car. 28%, one in four, so to be fair, one in four streets should be dedicated to people and safe spaces. i'm going to bike down to the great highway to our ocean park promennade. thank you for your time. >> hello, caller. >> i'd like to read an abridged letter muni has received on the didtion to close the great highway. the great highway is part of the network of north-south ar

. >> john: mike elliott said that the police would not no longer tear gas in peaceful protests.ar gas flying in brooklyn center last night. new twist in the fight to reopen schools. where some kids are back in class but their teachers are staying home. >> sandra: and president biden promised bipartisanship and unity. his party says they don't need republicans on board to be bipartisan. how is that? mike says they are botching this. he will join us live next. >> john: jumping out of our commercial break early because president biden is about to take the podium to speak about his plan to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan. here's the president. >> president bush informed our nation and the u.s. military began strikes on terrorist training campus in afghanistan. it was weeks after the terrorists attacks on your nation that killed innocent souls that turned lower manhattan into a disaster area. destroyed part of the pentagon and made hallowed ground of a field in pennsylvania. it sparked an american promise that we would never forget. we went to afghanistan in 2001 to root out al

i'm john elliott from district one. i want to highlight something that supervisor chan said from the outset. we cannot go back. we need to make a unique movement permanent now. this is our embarcadero freeway moment. this is our embarcadero freeway moment. we have a real opportunity here to make the city more accessible and navigable for people of all ages. i have to make a comment about the richmond. i live in the richmond. i'm not stuck in the richmond. i navigate the entire city on my bike. the 38-r is faster to get downtown than a car. supervisor mandelman talked about equity and class. let's talk about equity. one in four people do not own a car. 28%, one in four, so to be fair, one in four streets should be dedicated to people and safe spaces. i'm going to bike down to the great highway to our ocean park promennade. thank you for your time. >> hello, caller. >> i'd like to read an abridged letter muni has received on the didtion to close the great highway. the great highway is part of the network of north-south ar

. >> john: a lot of jump to a fox news alert. mike elliotte mayor of brooklyn center in minnesota, is talking now. >> with the department. according to the city, in accordance with the city charter, have the command of the police department under the office of the mayor. that was the first action that the council took. the council took action to relieve the city manager of his duties, as you all know the city manager had a responsibility and over the police department until yesterday. the city council also passed a resolution yesterday in support of relieving the police chief and the officer who was involved in the shooting. as of this morning, we have the resignation. we have received the resignation letter from officer kim potter. in addition to that we have also received a letter of resignation from the police chief. all right. with the police chief's resignation, we are going to appoint two of our senior commanders to play critical leadership roles leaving the department. the commander will be the acting chief. commander garrett is going

. >> john: the national guard already on edge, the mayor of brooklyn center mike elliott calling the shooting deeply tragic. he said officials will do anything they can to make sure their communities are made hole. >> sandra: mike tobin has more of. just of minneapolis. we just learned a whole lot more. >> we certainly did let me show you this scene. you have rows of state troopers who are in place, more state troopers over there. we have a unit that's preventing anyone from getting there. all of this involved a shooting of a black man, 20-year-old daunte wright. reviewing what you just went over, the body camp video, we know this started with a traffic stop. during the course of the traffic stop police determined he had a warrant for his arrest for a handgun without a permit. our sources say it was a 45. he attempted to get back into his vehicle. during the struggle a police officer mistook her sidearm for a taser. >> the officer drew the handgun and stead their taser. >> what followed was riding. we saw the confrontation with demonstrators throwing things, we watch them break up a

convicted of assault, elliott faces up to 25 years in prison in addition to any penalties resulting from his violating his parole. >> sandra: david lee miller live in new york city for us. >> johnnsen with more on this. do we have any idea why this guy was out on parole, served 17 years for stabbing his mother to death. it was 19 at the time and was paroled in november of 2019 but no one knows how or why he got out of jail. >> not only that, but we don't know why his parole applications were denied two times before he was finally released. it'll be interesting to find out what that reason was because clearly, there was some sort of problem here. as someone mentioned, the fact that he was released without any safeguards, released to a homeless shelter without any mental health, these are very important questions that need to be answered. when next we think this was a mental health issue or a biased crime? >> is definitely being charged as a hate crime. you have to wonder whether there is a mental health issue when he stabbed his mother so many years ago, did it of his 5-year-old sister. of the events that we saw on that terrible video seem to be completely random, completely hat

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