who had been impressed, scripted, by the royal navy or so he claimed. great britain, however, insisted prior to jonathan robbins execution that august in jamaica after which he was hung in chains indefinitely at the entrance to port royal. great britain insisted that the semen was really most notorious mill near aboard the starcrossed hms hermoine. and irishmen named thomas nash. whether jonathan robbins or thomas nash, such was the political firestorm in the united states over his surrender that thomas jefferson aired upon hearing of his execution that no one circumstance since the establishment of our government has affected the popular mind more. not only did the ghost of jonathan robbins immortalized by jefferson and the emergent republican party as a freedom fighter against british tyranny greatly influenced the tumultuous presidential election of the 1800s. it also helped to shape the young republics identity. how americans viewed themselves and how they and vision of the country's larger destiny. the fact that robbins may indeed have been the iri

not uncommon in the royal navy. by the holy ghost, ex-exclaimed redmon the boatswain shall go with the rt. my god, john martin declared to his attackers, what have i done to you? i've only been six months with you. dragged to the main deck, martin put up a ferocious struggle, protesting that he would not die like a dog. bathed in blood, his knees buckling this boatswain was hurled into the sea. by which time fanny, a witness, fainted. her life spared, she nonetheless was forced for the remainder of the night to share a cabin with able seaman richard redman. not even lieutenant mcintosh escapeed the mob's rath. in the final ands of yellow fever he was carried aloft in a blanket, reportedly, and i quote, out of his mind, and thrown over the starboard gangway by a marine dubbed happy tom. earlier naval mutinies in british history, even e french terror of 1793, 1794, the carnage aboard the hermine was not. thank you very much. i'd be delighted to try to answer any questions with the sole exception of giving repair jonat

the royal navy is growing over all, growing by around 400, because the royal navy is getting new shipsirst sea lord as to the number of sailors he has and royal marines he has. the estimated price tag for the royal navy's dreadnought submarines increased by £620 million between 2015 and 2016. the project will take several decades to complete. and the cost of the left 35 joint strike fighters, bought from the united states, has increased by £843 million. it is still not known when the new aircraft carriers will be commissioned. some of our major potential opponents like iran, china and russia are improving their capabilities day by day. we are not matching those capabilities, nor are we providing the technologies that are needed to suppress some of their systems. at a separate meeting today in brussels, nato foreign ministers are holding talks with the us secretary of state, rex tillerson. britain is one of a minority of member states which does meet its commitment of spending 2% of gdp on defence. right now, hundreds of british and other nato troops are in estonia and other areas borde

the royal navy is growing over all, growing by around 400, because the royal navy is getting new ships is up to the first sea lord as to the number of sailors he has and royal marines he has. the estimated price tag for the royal navy's dreadnought submarines increased by £620 million between 2015 and 2016. the project will take several decades to complete. and the cost of the f—35 joint strike fighters, bought from the united states, has increased by £843 million. it is still not known when the new aircraft carriers will be commissioned. some of our major potential opponents like iran, china and russia are improving their capabilities day by day. we are not matching those capabilities, nor are we providing the technologies that are needed to suppress some of their systems. at a separate meeting today in brussels, nato foreign ministers are holding talks with the us secretary of state, rex tillerson. britain is one of a minority of member states which does meet its commitment of spending 2% of gdp on defence. right now, hundreds of british and other nato troops are in estonia and other

the royal navy is growing overall, growing by around 400, because the royal navy is getting new shipsance, the number of sailors he has and the number of royal marines he has. the estimated price tag for the royal navy's dreadnought submarines increased by £620 million between 2015 and 2016. the project will take several decades to complete. and the cost of the f—35 joint strike fighters, bought from the united states, has increased by £843 million. it is still not known when the new aircraft carriers will be commissioned. some of our major potential opponents, like iran, china and russia, are improving their capabilities day by day. we are not matching those capabilities, nor are we providing the technologies that are needed to suppress some of their systems. at a separate meeting today in brussels, nato foreign ministers are holding talks with the us secretary of state, rex tillerson. britain is one of a minority of member states which does meet its commitment of spending 2% of gdp on defence. right now, hundreds of british and other nato troops are in estonia and other areas border

like david duke, former leader of the kkk, you will have an advert from the home office or the royal navy this is a reasonable advert and there is somehow a link supporting the message. they are taking google to task. the sideline by a serious story... turkey do not want the dutch cows any more! the dutch prime minister is - in power and recep minister is back in power and recep tayyip erdogan wants to be the power in turkey and it seems that the cow is being deported and sent back to the netherlands. they say that this breed is causing serious problems in our country. i do not know if these are political cows! but this will be are political cows! but this will be a diplomatic wall fought on both sides. it is not a black. white sides. it is not a black and white issue. laughter have a great weekend. we start the day with quite a lot of variety up and down the uk. the southern half of the country enjoying a reasonable start as we step outside. some rain for the north and it does not look so pretty. cold wind and wintry showers across the north of scotland. for wales, not too bad at eight o

particularly the british royal navy back in the day. you do see a need for that. but the u.s. geography and global interests, specifically when you think about post-world war ii united states, it wanted the world to function a certain way and the marine corps played into that. when you think about the cold war and the crisis in korea in 1950, the marines were able to get there quickly. time and again, these emergencies arose and the marine corps proved to be useful. so we have kept it. bill: you are a retired marine. to retire ind you the first place? nathan: still in the reserve. what motivated me to join, my father had been an enlisted marine only for four years back in the 1960's. what impressed me was the camaraderie amongst my father and some of the gentleman he had served with. he still have these ties 20 to 30 years later. it made me think, this has got to be some the special. the more i looked into it, at the time, it was before september 11. you see the world, workout all the time, exciting, glamorous and interesting. bill: you are a reservist, but you are also a prof

this summer, the steel will begin to be cut on a new generation of royal navy frigates, right here inovation in equipment and processes. despite the scaremongering of the snp and their shameful attempts to use the jobs of workers as a political football, shipbuilding jobs in scotland will be sustained, thanks to uk government orders. applause these practical examples of the benefit of the united kingdom, reflect a deeper truth. the pooling and sharing of risks and resources, on the basis of need across the uk is the essence of our unity as a people. all of the practical benefits which flow from the union and which are hallmarks of out depend on that deep and essential community of interest which we all share. it has been shaped by‘d i don't think few and history. it has shone itself to be adaptable. devolution is an example of that. no—one can doubt our party's credentials on devolution. conservatives in government have taken through landmark pieces of legislation, to strengthen the devolution settlements: the scotland act 2016 implemented in full the legislative emlocations of the al

. >> pauley: british spirits rose again when a royal navy s submarine sank the cruiser.nking the british destroyer sheffield with an air-launched missiles. >> british force are tonight firmly established back on the falkland island. >> pauley: on may 1st the british force landed and engaged in battle. ross combat video made it back to london our martha teichner reported. >> here in argentine jet is blown up in mid air by a british missile. >> pauley: on june 14th, the last argentine force suffer rended. they lost more than 650 dead and britain more than 250. and a third of a century later the falklands remain a british overseas territory, even as argentina continues to press a claim it failed to win by combat. a three-month interlude of sound and fury signifying the status quo. up next -- >> this is las vegas. >> pauley: a life in lights. my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >> pauley: neon signs are fading from our

we can see bands representing all three services, the army, the royal navy and the raf as well.vilians who've ta ken british military as well as the civilians who've taken part in these conflicts 7 civilians who've taken part in these conflicts? that's right, ben. what is also nice to see is the police are here because they are often ignored, but policemen from northern ireland, from the united kingdom, from all over the united kingdom, served also in afghanistan in the british embassy drug team, in helping to set—up the afghan police force. the police were as instrumental in creating the rule of law and the environment as we wanted to see as the military. we're seeing tony blair, the former prime minister is here, as well as the royal family. extraordinary presence of many, many royals, many politicians, the current prime minister, former prime ministers, the foreign secretary, and so on. well, i think that speaks of the importance that people place on it. i'm not here as a politician, i'm here as a veteran. it is nice to see prince harry here. he's not here as a member of the

with waters 1,000 feet deep, agent ed royal asked the u.s. navyelp, but there was a little problem. >> the u.s. navy is precluded from providing assistance to law enforcement without reimbursement. so they were willing to provide us three days of searching for $48,000. >> reporter: you were going to get a bill at the end of it. >> we had to pay up front actually. >> reporter: two months later, the fee covered, the u.s. navy was ready to join in the search. the ship was fitted out with side scan sonar that could image the ocean floor. no gym bag? >> no. >> no bag, no body. the experts told us that it was beyond a needle in a haystack. >> yeah. >> reporter: the navy said it had to pull the plug when the money ran out. but lynn's fiance, ed o'dell, stepped in. >> and ed o'dell wrote a check to the navy for another $13,000 to extend the search one more day. >> reporter: the extra day bought one promising sighting. >> we saw what we thought was a black bag on the ocean floor. >> reporter: grappling hooks were sent down. searchers deck held their breath

active duty and retired male marines and navy coremen and british royal marines were members of the pagethe photos have been taken down marine core official says at lee one governmental contractor has been removed from his job after he have posted a link to the photographs. >>> time right now 6:18. in your health news this morning, you will want to check your cabinets here. a peanut butter substitute sold in our areas being recalled, due to possible e-coli contamination. officials say 12 cases of e-coli poisoning has been linked to i am healthy soy nut butter products. so far illnesses have been reported in new jersey and at lee four other states. if you have the soy nut butter you are asked to simply throw ate way. >>> penn state's mumps out break has grown to 36 probable case is. a week ago the university had 15 suspected cases, none of the students with mumps have suffered serious complications , and students have been urged though to wash their hand frequently, and avoid sharing food, or drinks. >>> if you are traveling at airport anytime soon you may notice difference in the way tha

royal caribbean. ♪ >>> if you are a beer lover the philadelphia navy yard is the place to be today.e philly craft beer festival will run from 12:30 to 5:00, just look for the tents outside. tickets will buy you special tastes plus a meet and greet with local brewers. you must be 21 and older to get in. >>> also today trout season opens in down state delaware. starting at 7:00 this morning you can go after the big one at tid bury pond south of dover in kent county and newton pond. anglers of all ages are invited. if you are 16 to 64 you need a license. >>> in new castle county you are looking at basketball with a message. the delaware 87ers posted police groups in newark last week. kids participated in an anti-bullying rally. it sent a positive message about acceptance. >>> well, prom season just around the corner and these students will head to the party in style. the girls got to choose from more than a thousand dresses in wilmington last night. county library spent all winter collecting new and gently used gowns for the girls. the dress give away continues this afternoon in new ca

active duty and retired male marines as well as navy core men and british royal marines were membersge. photos have now been taken down. but marine corps official says at least one government contractor has been removed from his job. >>> former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is in less secure prison tonight. state prison officials moved him from maximum security prison to medium security facility in western pennsylvania. officials did not give an explanation as to why the 73-year-old was moved. a judge of course sentenced sandusky to 30 to 60 years in prison for his 2012 conviction on charges he molested several boys. >>> seattle suburbs a community is concerned after someone shot a seek man in his driveway. the fbi looking into the shooting as a hate crime. a masked man approached the 39-year-old victim on friday and shot him in the arm in the city of kept. just outside seattle. the gunman proved him he shouted the words go back to your own country. the seek community made up 50,000 people and they are in shock. >> it was very disheartening to see the news that s

were taken without would the man's knowledge, act you have duty retired male marines and navy kormen and british royal marines were members of the page. photos have been taken down and marine core official says at least one governmental contractor has been removed from his job after he posted a link to the photographs. >>> 7:09. president trump plans to roll roll out his new travel plan today but that is sure to take back seat to the big wiretapping controversy. >> congress has been called to investigate and white house is pressuring fbi director about what he knows. our lauren johnson joins us in the studio with more on the shake up. >> reporter: lots of fire works as we head in today 46, head line out of washington this morning wiretapping claims, the current president is accusing the former president of abuse mission power before he left office. president trump returning to the white house from florida avenue touching off a new controversy, was trump tower bugged during the election. that was his assertion on twit ter and he blamed former president obama. now reports that behind the scenes, fbi dir

british armed forces and merchant navy, lost their lives as they fought alongside their allies to gain a foothold in occupied europe. among them was george, an 18—year—old royalws how many wounded and seriously. you can imagine the sites that it was on those beaches. in the 70 years since the landings, george and his fellow veterans have returned to the normandy beaches to remember the falling, but there is no single memorial to the friends they lost. injune 2014, with just 500 members left, the normandy veterans association was disbanded — george campaigned for a memorial and now the government have backed that call. it is early days, but one possible designer is liam o'connor, the man behind this moving tribute to the cruiser bomber command. it will be in one of the seaside towns that saw heavy fighting and george is delighted. it means everything. we have come back and lived our lives, but our friends and colleagues who were left behind, have had nothing. the hope is the memorial can be completed in time for the 75th anniversary of the landings in june 2019. time for a look at the weather now, with phil avery. thank you., i suspect it won't be as peaceful