mr. darling there, mr. darling committing himself to uniting. the speech and the language still isn't that warm. you still do get the sense that this has been in the end a very bitterly fought campaign. so i think those divisions do run deep and it is going to take more than words. it's going to take real effort for these politicians, real effort and real meaning to make this work and heel the differences that have emerged here. i was speaking to a couple of young yes campaigners a few minutes ago. they were so utterly dejected, not just dejected but disappointed in the outcome. disengaged, they said. you know, we really engaged in this process, we really believe this process could work. we feel that we failed. we feeled the people of scotland have failed and we feel a third division football team that has got to the final and we just rolled over and thrown the game away. so this is the sense that i'm getting from people who have been at the heart of the yes campaign. they've all had more time to reflect on this and begin to really talk together

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mr. darling doesn't have all the answers.metimes i think it would be better for people to be honest and say, we don't know about that. we will have to have a degree of as thend deal with it situation arises. think the uncertainties are the key things that businesses do concern themselves with. a view of whatve the future could look like, then that is unsafe for a lot of people. again, it represents opportunity for others. >> we are going to leave it there. we will see what happens. alan ross joining us from edinburgh. i want to take you over to ukraine. executives are gathering for the annual meeting. it is taking place in kiev. this is a big business for him. here is what the president of estonia had to say to ryan chilcote about a standoff between russia and the west. >> we have the worst violations of international law since 1945. territory isn of in a violation of so many international agreements. until we return to the status quo, i do not foresee a complete removal of sanctions. >> the estonian president. ryan chilcote

mrs. hallenbeck? did they take my mother already? she wasn't supposed to go till 9:30. must be down the hall somewhere. isn't it your job to keep track of the patients? your mother's around, darling'll find her. marjorie hallenbeck, 53, mrs. there are two deep bruises on the torso. this one on her head. caused by what? looks like somebody punched her twice she fell, hit her head. which one's fatal? head wound knocked her out. i doubt if it killed her. best guess now is internal bleeding. how long would that take? a minute, a day. i won't know till the autopsy. time of death? given the temperature and lack of rigor

mr. cleveland bundy, the nevada farmer who indicated this blacks were probably better off in slavery because at least that gave them something to do and, of course, there was -- this man was a darling of elements who are active politically who wanted his support because he had license to say things this they might not have been able to say in a politically correct way. i think that we have gotten more clever in our innuendo -- clever in our innuendo. as a matter of fact, if terms like "entitlement" are used, terms like "social service programs" are used, terms like "urban center" are used, terms like liberty city or little havana are used they conjure up thoughts inside of our heads this have directly to do with race in a very subtle way except for those who understand the lingo. >> there is a desire to gain affinity without having our finger prints ton it so to speak. when i was a candidate for public office county wide one of moi stop my stops was in what was then known as little havana. and i was introduced by my host who wanted to make the audience feel comfortable with me as not george knox for those purposes but "jorge no"! and the people cheered. [laughter] >> and then i was

mr. cleveland bundy, the nevada farmer who indicated this blacks were probably better off in slavery because at least that gave them something to do and, of course, there was -- this man was a darling of elements who are active politically who wanted his support because he had licensed to say things this they might not have been able to say in a politically correct way. i think that we have gotten more lever in our innuendo -- clever in our innuendo. as a matter of fact, if terms like entitlement are used, terms like social service programs are used, terms like urban center are used, terms like liberty city or little havana are used they conjure up thoughts inside of our heads this have directly to do with rice in a very subtle way except for those who nderstand the lingo. >> there is a desire to gain affinity without having our finger prints ton it so to speak. when i was a candidate for public office county wide one of oi stop my stops was in what was then known as little havana. and i was introduced by my host who wanted to make the audience feel comfortable with me as not george knox for those purposes but "jorge no"! nd the people cheered. >> and then i was told to use certain