in scotland with more pundit peers in scotland than we have conservative m.p.'s they certainly do not put scotland's interests first but a government elected fully by the people of scotland and by the people of scotland for them and for their needs we'll do that and you know we see the world over of all the countries that became independent from london about fifty of them in the last sixty years none of them have come back to london to see you know what you've actually really bettered they've all realised that they make better decisions themselves than what is made for them and london neil from the s.n.p. thank you very much for your time thanks being an r.t. . great pleasure now we take a look at libya in a few minutes as the program continues its thought is that the crackdown on islamist militias rogue factions are refusing to lay down arms and come under government control. speak your language. use programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you. is a little tonnage of angle stories. here. the spanish find out more visit. diplomatic breakthrough of

well, i love scotland.es, and the history, and i love the castles. and, you know, every castle has its own story. and this one has kind of a very unique one. ♪ once upon a time, here at castle moyle, there lived a young norwegian princess named mary. mary made a chain of boats, from one side of the channel to the other, in order to be able to charge a toll of any passing ships. she greatly appreciated the contribution of the sailors, and would actually, well, thank them by flashing her breasts as they passed by. she then became known as saucy mary, and it is actually a tradition for women who visit the castle to kind of honor mary's tradition, so, here's my saucy megan. whoo! ♪ if you're not in a hurry, and you can kind of have flexibility in your schedule, a great way to get around the rural parts of scotland is with the postman. you can hop on. you can hop off the bus. for about half an hour, it costs around $3, and it's great. you have to be patient, 'cause you he has to make all his regular stops, and p

for the moment, the way scotland is looking at this, rosa, the first minister of scotland described it as a black day for scotland and for glasgow. >> and that's our richard quest in scotland, and, of course, our thoughts and prayers go out to all of those people. >>> we move on now to alaska. the ntsb is investigating a plane crash last night that killed four people including the pilot and a baby. police say ten people were on board the single engine cessna. so far there's no word on how the six other survivors are doing. the charter plane crashed in a remote area in southwestern alaska near st. mary's village. >>> health officials in las vegas have a medical mystery on their hands. an illness sent about 40 adults and children at a youth football national tournament to the hospital with flu-like symptoms. many of the patients were st staying at the rio all-suites hotel in las vegas.

companies that arrange bus trips all around scotland. but, i'm going on one that is really unique and really cool. remember ozzy osborne and the infamous rock and roll band black sabbath? [ rock noises ] well, this is their old tour bus. in fact, this kind of was the groupie love shack; now it's the honeymoon suite. oops. sorry about that. there's 15 bunk beds inside, a little kitchenette. it's nice, it's laidback. best way to go. hello. >> hi. ♪ >> the black sabbath tour bus drives all over the highlands, on trips that last between two and six days. it's a unique way to see the country. anything that you would recommend people bring with them when they come? >> warm clothing. >> warm clothing. it rains quite a bit. >> i enjoyed the haggis, especially from the fish and chip shop. it's wicked. >> haggis from the fish and chip shop? >> yeah. deep-fried. >> deep-fried haggis. >> anything specific that you would say you can't leave scotland without? >> loch ness. >> loch ness? >> loch ness. yes. >> what's your theory? give me. have you seen

by by britain scotland releases a white paper on why it will be better off without the u.k. preparing the ground for next year's independence referendum. while world powers celebrate the nuclear deal with iran israel's prime minister remains unconvinced and is sticking to his aggressive line. this agreement has moved much more dangerous. than human yet who now plans to send a delegation to washington to discuss the you called also. ukraine's u. turn on your trigger street violence with protesters furious the whole to trade talks while jailed for former prime minister yulia timoshenko goes on hunger strike in support of closer ties with the. glow of watching our team with me and three farmers. now the scottish government has launched its six hundred seventy page white paper laying out a milestone blueprint for independence it comes ahead of next year's referendum however opponents fear it will force scots into a risky choice well for more let's cross live now. tessa can you outline for us the key points of this white paper. well there are many key points is going into this la

>> reporter: well, scotland's first minister has described this a black day for scotland. we are coming to terms of what happened here in the center of glasgow last night. we're coming to terms what happened here. a very well-known pub on the banks of the river.

in berrick know how important scotland is. it provides employment opportunities, and there are, as i've mentioned, businesses that operate on both sides of the borders, there's a dependence on each other in this area, for sure. >> berrick worries it may be less well off. >> people do worry about that, absolutely. >> up to this point the overwhelming opinion in england towards the vote is indifference. in reality port smith and berrick will not be the only cases in england whose future will be shaped by a vote in which they have no say. >> when scottish voters go to the polls they'll be asked should scotland be an independent country. the referendum is september for september 2014. >> evacuations of thousands over fears of a volcano becoming more active. >> an event in the waters off australia. conditions are right for the coral spawning. >> the vatican put the 2,000-year-old remains of what is believed to be the first pope on display. and why some are skeptical over their authen fisty. -- authen >>> indonesian officials raised

people will put scotland's future into scotland's hands. the go it alone referendum is set to take place next september when a simple yes no vote will decide the fate of the centuries long union with england but london has opposed the idea with warnings on almost everything scotland wants to keep the pound in a currency union with the u.k. an idea dismissed by westminster taxes and debt the no vote camp suggests there will be deeper sterrett c. and higher taxes e.u. membership will london says scotland can forget about it the trident nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might be even the might even be roaming charges or mobile phones if they split happens the no campaign has been dubbed project fear by the yes camp who accuse the u.k. government of baseless scaremongering fabiani a member of the scottish parliament says independents will simply let the scottish people decide which path their country takes most of my life scotland has not had the government su

so that the people of scotland will indeed make the right choice. in the libyan city of benghazi it isn't this militias thrown into a leash a bloodbath in defense of shari'a law group came under attack from government troops on monday at least nine people were killed dozens were wounded in those clashes it's the latest crackdown on militias which have been ordered to disband or join the army local journalist career banerjee reports from tripoli for r.t. . over forty people were killed and more than two hundred injured at a rally last week in tripoli as protesters clashed with him he shares a three thousand trial of a number of government buildings the gunmen gave into the demands of the libyan authorities and less frequently but if he is truly down arms reportedly natives of the city of misrata seem where among the first to seek to remove the gaddafi regime in general is the security situation in libya remains unstable believe me as deputy intelligence chief in stuff i know are recently kidnapped outside tripoli's international airport libyan civili

he would also call to damaging wissmann suppose the seas are pushing so many people into poverty scotland outlines how life would be better outside the u.k. readying the ground into next year's independence vote. live from new center eight pm this tuesday evening is kevin owen with you our top story than this ukraine's parliament building remains besieged by protesters angry at the leaders rejecting a deal which would have brought the country closer to the e.u. mass rallies turned violent again overnight with police and protesters firing tear gas and pepper spread each other. fourth. another day another protest rallies in kiev have. people here clearly and. not just on the euros we see the heavy police presence here and on monday we actually saw clashes here in the morning some of the question of the police tear gas with such was the story on monday evening at the protest at the european square where a minor provocation a minor incident causing a rather big brawl with the police to gas was used again i was in the thick of it i actually managed to film part of the somebody this brawl with

and scotland's white paper ahead of next year is in a panic referendum the country's government is set to release its vision of live apart from the u.k. . this is already coming to you live from moscow with me marina joshing welcome to the program world powers are celebrating the breakthrough nuclear agreement with iran and with president obama praising the diplomatic solution and saying tough talk doesn't guarantee security but has israeli counterpart prime minister benjamin netanyahu took a harsher stance saying by taking pressure off iran the deal left it laughing all the way to the bank artie's falsely reports from tel aviv. israel's leaders are lining up to lambaste the rand nuclear deal taking a cue from the commander this first. two very well he was the country's foreign minister vols the world is now closer to a nuclear arms race while the economic chief warns a nuclear suitcase could detonate a new york or madrid five years from now this is really a very much more dangerous place. but that world is hating the deal with iran is historic it will make our partners in the region s

and by and by britain's scotland is set to release a white paper on why it will be better off without the u.k. preparing the ground for next year's in the panel's referendum. coming to live from moscow with mean. world powers are celebrating the breaks for a nuclear agreement with iran it was president obama praising the diplomatic solution and saying tough talk doesn't guarantee security but his israeli counterpart prime minister a bit of a netanyahu took a harsher stance saying by taking pressure off iran the deal left and laughing all the way to the bank are supposed to reports from tel aviv israel's leaders on lining up to them best the iran's nuclear deal taking a cue from the command this first step. could very well be the last of the country's foreign minister vols the world is now closer to a nuclear arms race while the economic chief warns a nuclear suitcase could detonate a new york or madrid five years from now this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place. but that world is hating the deal with iran as historic it will make our partners in the region safer

to many people into scotland life would be better outside the u.k. readying the ground for next year's independence vote and. this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place it will make our partners in the region safer israel sticks to its guns and sends a top security aide now to washington to get on the nuclear deal with iran as world powers applaud the diplomatic effort made in geneva. good morning if you just joined us it's kevin owen here just after midnight now in moscow this is r.t. international russia's president to surge two european politicians to avoid blaming moscow for ukraine's reluctance to move closer to the e.u. the president spoke to reporters alongside the italian prime minister interest you can offer is listening. president putin is on an official visit to italy accompanied by a massive delegation eleven ministers five airplanes certain so on but it wasn't only bilateral ties and joint economic projects that the two sides were discussing but also ukraine's recent days recent decision to put on a halt its plans for

to damaging which mr paul the seas are pushing so many people into poverty scotland outlines life would be better side the u.k. readying the ground for next year's independence vote. i welcome it's good to have your company you're watching. now a diplomatic triumph in geneva has done little to calm one of the harshest critics of iran's nuclear deal with the west israel's prime minister is now sending his top security adviser to washington to convince president obama to hold out for a final accord with saran which is expected in six months time investigates why israel isn't ready to break open the champagne israel's leaders are lining up to lambaste the rand nuclear deal taking a cue from the commander this first step. could very well be the last of the country's foreign minister vols the world is now closer to a nuclear arms race while the economic chief warns a nuclear suitcase could detonate a new york or madrid five years from now this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place. but that world is hating the deal with iran as historic it will make our partners in the reg

do we the people who lives in western scotland. believe that we have the best people to take the big decisions about the future the question will be the subject some impassioned oh nine total cost of the bay united. i met september london england and to the political union and seventy seven the town sixteen years scott has been on too much. now some want to do a step further. a strong cultural identity is legendary but it's amusing in school. for those who need independent of arguments abbas majority of britain's north sea oil and gas reserves are found off the coast of scotland. most of the revenue goes to london many fishing boats that ply the waters here. they're all soo submarine based bpo welcomes the most stores don't want. there are good reasons for yes fact. right now polls show that the fiscal support independence from britain the majority feel that the independent scotland would suffer economically an unknown time going to short break will come back the situation in the central african republic. he said. i do. just like y

he would also call damaging wissmann support the seas are pushing so many people into poverty scotland learns how life would be better outside the u.k. reading the ground than for next year's independence about. this is r t very good evening chief you just joined us just after nine pm now here in moscow one aims kevin zero in first and russia's president surged to european politicians to avoid blaming moscow for ukraine's reluctance to move closer to the e.u. the president spoke to reporters alongside the italian prime minister in tree s. just this last week of his can offers this thing in the president didn't mince his words today. well president putin is on an official visit to italy accompanied by a massive delegation eleven ministers five airplanes and so on but it wasn't only bilateral ties and joint economic projects that the two sides were discussing but also ukraine's recent days recent decision to put on a halt its plans for a free trade zone with the european that was also on the table that decision did cause and spark accusations from europe that it was made under pressure f

kills off good firms for profit world bank of scotland you know the taxpayer owned bank is killing off small businesses to seize assets for its own property empire according to evidence referred to financial watchdogs by vince cable the business secretary in particular this this unit of royal bank of scotland called global restructuring group g r g basically drove small and medium enterprises into bankruptcy into administration in order for r.b.s. is unit called west register their property division to seize their property at knock down prices yeah really i mean we've been talking about what's been going on here in the u.k. for a while and area r.b.s. which is down government owned banks so it's the government for example we've got a couple here any in cheryl warren in portsmouth they have been subjected to treasonous activity by their own government because the government owns r.b.s. and here's a smoking gun as the sunday times point out that when.

why scotland? i could understand england but why scotland, bring people up to an understanding.why would it look on race race slavery in the troubled history of american universities, why scotland? >> guest: it's in the sections about racial phot. scotland is a tremendous influence on the lives of colonial north america and ultimately on the united states as a nation. scottish immigrants are the largest group of free people. >> host: is that where the word redneck came from? >> guest: this was the largest group of free people to cross the atlantic before the american revolution. they were failing in places like pennsylvania backcountry, the carolinas, westward toward kentucky towards georgia and with this enormous migration all comes of daschle also comes the scottish universities who played a key role in helping to modernize the colonial american colleges both stood spanish faculty you come to teach and scottish memories -- and loads of american students, colonial students who had to scotland to study science and medicine and then come back to north america to do things like fo

you think that the country would be damaged by scotland's independence.s is th is a border town. england's most northerly out post. they have changed hands 14 times through the century. zbl>>tsd between thbetween the e scots. >> it's left a lot of people feeling nervous. people no where scot scotland id it blow advis provide employment opportunities and there are businesses that operate on both sides of the border and there is a depea dependence in this area. >> they say they'll be better off without scotland. >> i think people worry about that. >> in reality they won't be the only places in england whose future will be shaped by a vote in which they have no say. lawrence lee al jazeera, you can watch my documentary scotland the bria brave looking at all oe issues of scottish independent. independent -- independence. in syria there are reports of heavy fighting in eastern dasmascus. as rebels try to break a debate. he has been unde under siege fox months and cutting off rebels and weapons supplies and food to local residents. >> let's go back to our top s

there are plenty who think scotland does nicely indeed off of the backs of english workers. the news of ship building jobs being lost here and safe in scotland is brought to the surface a surprising aspect of the national debate about scottish independence. going it alone. a large number of english people are supportive of scottish independence on the argument that the english economy would be better off without them. trouble for england and you will struggle to find that they would be damaged by scottish independence. portsmouth not the only plates who it depends upon how the scots vote. this is england's most northern out post. it has changed hands 14 times through the centuries between the english and the scots. people now routinely cross the border, live on one side and work on the other. i think people north, it provides employment opportunities. businesses operate. there is a dependence on this area for sure. up to this point, the overwhelming opinion in england toward the vote in scotland is indifference. portsmouth won't be the only places england whose future will b

scotland considering breaking from the u.k. big nfl sunday - all the heights ahead in sports. . >>> in scotland people have been asking for months what would the country look like if it was free from the u.k. scotland's government will public a white paper, a blue print making the case for independence. lawrence lee has more. >> britannia rules the wave, the patriotic song said. the british naval empire was built in ports myth. with the imperial star fading the deposit announced it will no longer be built in ports smith. workers are in a game. futures to be determined by a decision taken not by them, but by the scots. >> i think what the government is doing is saying to people in scotland, "look, we can put some money your way, but if you vote for independence we'll take it out." i don't think it's a bribe, i think it's blackmail. >> up to now there's not been much complaining in the english that they have no say in the future of the u.k. plenty think scotland does nicely off the backs of english workers. the news of ship-build

membership london says scotland could forget about it the trident nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might even be roaming charges of mobile phones if the split happens at the list goes on it's dubbed project fear by the yes camp and they accuse the government of scare mongering scots into voting no and they'd says the white paper would prove that independence would bring about a jobs and a thriving economy service that resonate with voters cameron argued that an independent scotland will have to negotiate in the future for the things that house right now along with the signalling that it won't be making it easy for the crux of the matter goes back to economics a recent poll found out that if independents made the five hundred pounds richer more than half the spots were growth rate reporting from london i'm tess are cilia . coming up here not to you look at wine making in southern russia around for all u.k. view is going underground whether a new anti social behavior will put an end to protests in brit

officials in scotland now say eight people died when a helicopter crashed into a crowded pub. ukrainian riot police violently break up up protest in kiev. escaped germany to become an acclaimed sculptor. now her work is on display for the first time in her native hamburg. officials in scotland now say eight people were killed when a police helicopter crashed through the roof of a glasgow bar on friday night. dozens of others were taken to the hospital with injuries, some of them serious. rescue efforts are still ongoing. the accident came on the eve of saint andrews day, scotland's official national holiday. >> rescue workers examine the wreckage at the city center bar. the true extent of the disaster will not be known until the scene is cleared, but the building is in danger of collapsing, so the recovery work is a painstaking business. >> this is a complex and ongoing rescue operation that will not be quick. it is very complicated, and indeed dangerous. pay tribute to those people from the emergency service who are working in and around the city. >> around 120 people were in

richard quest has the latest from glasgow, scotland. >> reporter: miguel, according to one of scotland'soliticians, this was the news they'd been dreading, but expecting. having spent most of the day with only one person confirmed dead, everybody knew that the number of fatalities would rise, and now they're saying eight people perished last night. nor are they able to say whether that is the final total. because, as the head of police scotland put it, the helicopter is in the middle of the building, and until they can remove it, they don't really know what's underneath. removing the helicopter will be an extremely difficult it, complex, and intricate operation. the building is unstable, and they want to ensure the maximum safety before they try any further operations. finding out what happened and why the helicopter fell out of the sky in such a disastrous way last night, again, the police described that as a sensitive and complex investigation, one that will take many weeks, if not months. tonight, though, in scotland, the people are mourning the fact that eight people perished. the nu

membership london says scotland could forget about it the trident nuclear program david cameron claims getting rid of it is a bad idea in case of a north korean nuclear attack and there might even be roaming charges of mobile phones if the split happens at the list goes on it's dubbed project fear by the yes camp and they accuse the government of scare mongering scots into voting no and they'd says the white paper will prove that independence would bring about a jobs and a thriving economy service that resonate with voters cameron argued that an independent scotland will have to negotiate in the future for the things that it has right now a london is signaling that it won't be making it easy for the crux of the matter goes back to economics a recent poll found out that if independents made the five hundred pounds richer more than half the scots would vote for reporting from london i'm tests or cilia. i'll be back with more news in about half an hour's time before that i would set people up and crosstalk. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty p

a very crowded time of the evening in a very popular area in glasgow, scotland. we have just been getting live reports from the scene from an eyewitness, christine o'neill. thank you very much for joining us and giving us that view. we will continue to follow this story on cnn. again, recapping for our viewers, a crashed helicopter in glasgow, scotland. stay with us. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. on the table by not choosing the right medicare d plan. no one could have left this much money here. whoo-hoo-hoo! yet many seniors who compare medic

scotland's government will public a so-called white paper. a legal blue print making a case for independs why the u.k. >> britainia rules the waves, the patriotic song said. the british empire was built in port smith. with britain's imperial star fading, the government announced shipp building will be stopped in port smith, but scotland jobs may transfer to portland if the scots photo for independence. fewers being determined by a decision not by them, but the scots. >> i think what the government is doing is saying to people in scotland look, we can put money your way. if you vote for independence we'll take it out. i don't think it's a fib. we think it's blackmail. up to now there's not been much complaining. all the same there are plenty who think scotland does very nice indeed. the news of ship-building jobs lost and staying in scotland brought to the surface a surprising aspect. while the scottish nationalists are yet to convince a majority of scots the benefits of going it alone. a large number of english people are supportive, that the

. >>> and we start in scotland. police have confirmed eight people were killed when a police helicopter crashed into a pub. more than 30 people had ton rushed to hospitals in glasgow last night. investigators spent all day searching for victims. richard quest has the latest. >> reporter: miguel, according to one of scotland's most senior politicians, this was the news they had been dreading but expecting. having spent most of the day with only one person confirmed dead, everybody knew that the number of fatalities would rise, and now they're saying eight people perished last night. nor are they able to say whether that is the final total, because as the head of police scotland put it, the helicopter is in the middle of the building, and until they can remove it, they don't really know what's underneath. removing the helicopter will be an extremely difficult, complex and intricate operation. the building is unable and they want to insure their maximum safety before they try any further operations. finding out what ha

." >>> at least eight people have died after a police helicopter crashed into a pub in scotland. the pub was packed for a concert when part of the roof came down last night. police say three victims were on the helicopter, the other five inside the pub, and there's a chance there could be more victims that crews have not been able to reach quite yet. correspondent richard quest spoke to witnesses and what they saw around when this happened. >> reporter: a local member of parliament, jim murphy, said he arrived moments after the crash. >> most of the helicopter appeared to be inside the pub. only part of it from the top. >> reporter: murphy says he saw at least ten people who were injured, including people who were struggling with consciousness and others with bleeding wounds to the head. christina o'neil, who saw the crash from her apartment across the street, said she heard what sounded like a low-flying airplane. >> sounded like a couple -- [ inaudible ] and then i just heard a massive crash. >> reporter: after the souventh impact, she saw smoke and people running from the pub.

there's plenty that say scotland does nicely off the backs of english workers. the jobs lost here has brought to the front the discussion pap surprisingly large number of english people are supportive of scottish independence on the argument that the english economy would be better off without them. >> travel through england and you'll struggle to find many english people who think the country would be damaged by scottishness. thithis is a border down in the north of england. it has changed hands 14 times between the english and scots. the people here routinely cross the border, work on one side and live on the other. the unanswered questions about an independent scotland have left a lot of people feeling nervous. >> i think people say it pervades and the employment, and there are as i mentioned, businesses operating both sides of the border, so there is a dependence on each other in this area, for sure. >> worries that it might be left well off. >> i think people do worry about that, yeah, absolutely. >> up to this point, the overwhelming opinion in england tow

well for trouble in scotland trouble in the states barack obama's popularity has taken another knock g q magazine listed know among the world's twenty five least influential people so the crosstalk us while you control is slipping from the u.s. president right after this break. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty pageants banned in russia starting with his hometown you know i couldn't agree more with this gent on this issue these kids' beauty pageants not only put a ton of pressure on children to achieve something absolutely pointless but they're also a pedophile's dream come true and are well very very creepy but why are they creepy that's because whether you like it or not human beauty is related to sex so when you try to make children beautiful and wear bathing suits let's just say active poses yet that's called sexualizing children and it's disgusting although adult beauty pageants are also sort of stupid at least the participants are all adults so see it because beauty pageants are obviously related to sexuality should be able to part

. >> scotland's first minister has called the accident a black day for scotland shoul. have found the wreckage of a mozambican airlines plane missing on friday. all 34 people onboard were killed in the crash. the remains of the aircraft are located in a national park. they have ruled out finding survivors. the flight was on route from rwanda.ue to coalition partners have broken new ground on the subject of dual citizenship. until now, many german born children of form parents had to choose between german passport --their parents nationality between german passport or their parents nationality by the time they reach age 23. the large turkish population tends to benefit from the plan that many feel it doesn't go far enough. >> he carries his daughter's picture in her wallet. when she grows up, she can be both a tradition the german citizen. but the new coalition agreement doesn't give the option to everyone. some will still have to choose between passports. i live here. our care here. iron and many here. and i pay my taxes here. and i still can't vote for my mayor. commun

. >>> now we go on to scotland.he flags there flying at half-staff this weekend as the victims of a helicopter crash are being discovered. >> the police helicopter slammed through a pub's roof last night, killing at least one person, injuring dozens. cnn's richard quest is at the crash scene. hi, richard. >> reporter: alison, george, good morning to you. yes, we know, and it's been officially confirmed, one person has died, but the authorities are saying be prepared for more deaths to be announced, because there are more bodies in the wreckage of the building with the helicopter, as you can see behind me. and over the last few hours, people have been coming here to the scene to lay flowers. little tributes of flowers, just a few over there at the moment. and paying their respects, as scotland deals with what the first minister calls a black day for the city and the country. all night and into the morning, search and rescue efforts continued after a police helicopter crashed into the roof of the pub filled with frida

i think people do have information that shows people are being inspired is scotland's that reaction is that. people already knew it was felt that the level on the fence of a lopsided towards know who had the positive message to the obscene or to order that the level of the team that was a repeat of that is accessible to them. unless of course we knew it was people who are who would have some evocative information and opinions are more likely to support it. no this white paper that money going to be some movement in the catholic the polls is only nine percent of the mormon cost less than five percent split more evidence of this kind are used a bigger swings towards the end. and we are very very optimistic for the a side that did people stop a moment and make the right choice. the list of money breaks for the stars to meet in negotiations with the country's harshest critic israel's prime minister decided to send them his top security advisor to washington his double play to persuade president obama not to agree to a final accord to that which could be sealed in six months time. i could p

this is a black day for glasgow and scotland. it's a day we can take pride in courage and how we respond to adversity and tragedy. and that response from our emergency services and from ordinary citizens has been exempla exemplary. >> he ordered that flags outside government buildings be flown at half staff and it's too early to know why the chopper came down so suddenly. >>> there was another deadly flight incident, this one involving the plane crash near a remote village in western alaska. st. mary's, about 470 miles from anchorage, four of the ten people on board are dead including an infant boy. responders from st. mary's transporting six passengers for medical attention, no word on what caused the crash. investigators arriving at the scene today. >>> secretary of state john kerry is speaking in a new videotape about the iran nuclear deal saying this agreement with iran is "a beginning." the islamic republic will have to follow the limits on its nuclear program. mr. kerry also saying that most of the financial sanctions again

this is a black day for glasgow and for scotland, but it's also st. andrew's day and it's a day we can take pride and courage in how we respond to adversity and tragedy. and the response from emergency services and ordinary citizens has been exemplary. >> he did order the flags outside government buildings be flown at half-staff. investigators say it's too early to know why the chopper suddenly came down. >> there was another dead lie flight incident. this was involving a plane crash near a remote alaska village. st. mary's about 400 miles from anchorage. 4 of the 10 people on board are dead, including an infant boy. no word on what caused the crash. investigators arriving at the scene today. >>> north korean state media reporting a detained american ved ran has now apologized for alleged crimes during the korean war. state television releasing new videotape of this 85-year-old merrill newman. he was arrestled about a month ago while traveling inside the country. live in los angeles with the details. dominic. >> hey there, greg. big questions as to wh

and, they tend to be from the east coast of scotland. so, we think originally it came from aberdeen. and, it was originally asked by an oil worker, coming from maybe his work in the arab countries. so it may come from, originally through, from kuwait or bahrain. >> do you think in kuwait they're deep-frying mars bars? >> i think they're deep-frying some sort of chocolate. >> oh, and it came from the idea. >> that's right, okay hmm, hmm. okay, this is it. ketchup and all. hmm. >> it's very tasty. >> it's very strange.

for scotland. we are coming to terms of what happened here in the center of glasgow last night. we're coming to terms what happened here. a very well-known pub on the banks of the river. last night it was packed with about 120 people listen to go a local band then around about half past 10:00, a bang and a helicopter came crashing in through the roof. panic, of course, set in and people started running towards the doors as a wall of dust and debris started to engulf them. passing by at that time was a local member of parliament jim murphy. >> there was just people pouring out of the pub and there was dust seemed to be coming up from nowhere. almost like a human chain and there was people much deeper into the pub and trying to pass injured people out and all you did was grab the person that was given to you and pass them on to the next person. >> reporter: work has continued here throughout the night. firefighters saying they still believe people are trapped inside there and describing that operatio