scaring the scots the british government goes on a p.r. offensive telling scottish voters they're independent could cost them a heap of problems ranging from lower salaries to bigger phone bills. each new cabinet comes under scrutiny as it leaves out the muslim brotherhood despite its popularity among a swathe of voters. and photos of western weapons in the hands of pro or sad militias have emerged online sparking the fears the us government can control where its arms and. very good evening she wait here wednesday night here in moscow this is our t.v. my name's kevin i know in our top story the man who exposed america's global surveillance network may be looking to settle here in russia or at least in the medium term edward snowden has been stuck at a moscow airport for three weeks now trapped in a diplomatic limbo now t's andrew farber's got the latest on snowden's plans. we've now learned from the lawyer representing mr snowden that russia could become his permanent you home if he does receive temporary asylum it will allow him to live a

it's just over a year until scots have to answer a simple yes or no question about whether or not they want to break with the united kingdom the scottish national party says there's absolutely no doubt that scotland has the potential to be a successful independent nation with a strong economy but the british government wants scotland to stay in the united kingdom. i believe that england scotland wales northern ireland we are stronger together than we would. it is time to speak out whatever the consequences because something very special is in danger but sense of danger is one that the british government has recently been accused of playing on too heavily though in the run up to the referendum westminster has been busy publishing papers on how it believes independence will be bad for scotland the latest and most bizarre caution is about mobile phone bills a new government paper suggests that if scotland breaks away then scots visiting the u.k. and using their phones will need to pay extortionate very ming charges the scottish government has already debunked that myth saying that all roa

that every scot be one of those six hundred which. is not just about finance of course i mean the reason for scott becoming independent is not that would be. the rich are the reason for scott becoming independent schools a nation a nation should be self-governing they govern the feels better than allowing someone else to do it for them but who was a balance sheet calculation then it's very much in favor of scotia independence but can you tell me exactly what is the difference between the devil marx and you're proposing this as far as i'm concerned note that most of the scots there saying you know we're fine as long as there's more power to the scottish parliament within the u.k. plus when it control over taxation and welfare why go through so much trouble for much and i say not come because westminster won't see control over our economy and welfare they've said no to that they've rejected that they say this far and no follow they will not will not concede control over scottish. or major natural resources so well how to pursue the lice

and scaring the scots the british government goes on the p.r. offensive telling scottish voters their independence could cost them a heap of problems ranging from lower salaries to pick a phone. hello good evening ten pm wednesday night here in moscow is kevin zero in this is r.t. international good to have you with us our top story the man who exposed america's global surveillance network may be looking to settle here in russia least in the medium term edward snowden has been stuck at a moscow airport for three weeks now trapped in a diplomatic limbo. has got the latest on snowden's plans. we've now learned from the lawyer representing mr snowden that russia could become his permanent you home if he does receive temporary asylum it will allow him to live and work freely in russia for one year and after that we are told he might apply for russian citizenship. he told me that he's going to stay in russia and i do not rule out but he may stay here permanently and become a russian citizen with all the rights and responsibilities while the lawyer ad

and scaring the scots the british government goes on the p.r. offensive telling scottish voters their independence could cause problems ranging from lower salaries to bigger. even this is r t it's kevin owen here in moscow tonight just after eleven pm our top story the man who exposed america's global surveillance network may be looking to settle here in russia at least in the medium term edward snowden has been stuck at a moscow airport for three weeks now trapped in diplomatic limbo artie's andrew far as the latest on snowden's plans. from the lawyer representing mr snowden that russia could become his permanent you home if you receive temporary asylum it will allow him to live and work freely in russia for one year and after that we're told he might. and she just told me that he's going to stay in russia and i do not rule out but he may stay here permanently and become a russian citizen with all the rights and responsibilities while the lawyer added that mr snowden has been down while he's been holed up at sheremeta airport over the last thre

scaring the scots the british government goes on the p.r. offensive telling scottish voters their independence could cost them a heap of problems ranging from lower salaries to bigger phone bills. and photos of western weapons in the hands of pro assad militias emerge online of sparking fears the us government can't control over its arms and. thanks for joining me this hour we've got live news and analysis for you i'm lucy catherine of and you're watching r.t. well the man who exposed america's global surveillance network may be looking to settle in russia at least in the medium term edward snowden has been stuck at a moscow airport for three weeks now trapped by a manhunt the scale of which has even surprised the whistleblower himself farmer has the latest on snowden's plans. from a lawyer representing mr snowden that russia could become his permanent you home if you don't receive temporary asylum it will allow him to live and work freely in russia for one year and after that we are told he might apply for russian citizenship and used to bu

scaring the scots the british government goes on a p.r. offensive telling scottish voters their independence could cost them a heap of problems ranging from lower salaries to bigger phone bills. and photos of western weapons in the hands of pro assad militias emerge online and sparking fears the us government may not be able to control where its arms and. thanks for tuning in this hour we've got world news and analysis live for you from our moscow headquarters and lucy caffein of and you're watching r.t. well on top story the man who exposed america's global surveillance network edward snowden may be looking to settle in russia at least for the medium term the whistleblower has been stuck at a moscow airport for three weeks now because he lacks the papers to leave well live now to our farmer for more details on snowden's plans andrew i am curious the russian attorney who is helping mr snowden here has spoken out what is the whistleblower planning as far as we know so far. for us as we've known for a number of days and asking america could

only fourteen months away from the referendum does it worry you a little bit that the majority of scots do not want independence from p.k. and for the last five years to polls haven't changed much well if it comes to opinion polls when i was reelected two years ago by an absolute majority in a proportional system most of the scope of the boat three months before the election i was twenty percent behind in the opinion polls i ended up almost twenty percent in front in the opinion poll so i think polls change and usually the change in our favor what will change the polls as people get more information about this about the concept of the opportunity of independents than before yes how do we know this because if. you paul the people who say we have enough information we already understand the issues than by majority these people are voting yes so as we get more information out to the public of scotland then the trend will be a yes direction and we'd all love to be twenty percent from here probably would do i think we're going to win the referendum yes we will think so absolutely when talkin

fourteen months away from the referendum does it worry you a little that that that the majority of scots do not want independence from p.k. and for the last five years the polls haven't changed that much well if it comes to opinion polls when i was reelected to useable by an absolute majority in

ceremony presided over by president vladimir putin as organizers apply the finishing touches artie's pour scots took a walk around the venue. over the course of the next fortnight more than thirteen thousand athletes from one hundred seventy different countries to descend on the majority of them staying here this is the university village a purpose built brand new university complex in the city center now despite the fact that the authorities say the finishing touches are still being applied to some of the venues the message is clear. is ready. every time. you have an extremely excited. everything is going to go well and you don't have any clash. whether it's. even if sometimes of a little bit too late we go they will be ready on time. some of the. confidence hosting an event like this doesn't come cheaply official estimates say these games have cost up to five billion u.s. dollars has seen a complete overhaul of its infrastructure with the development of new hotels and new transport network installed and around half of the sixty four sporting venues at the built from scratch and this is the je

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so he got out scot-free. and they investigated her for drug use because of that night.nd she was drummed out of the military. finally ten years later, as a result of this legislation, she's come forward to tell her story. we need the support of the american people. i hope they'll weigh in. and let all of our colleagues know to get on that bill, the kirsten gillibrand bill. i think it's such a good bill. >> senator gillibrand, who should we write? who should people who watch this show write you? in opportunities in the senate who should be talked to by the people watching this show, women especially perhaps? >> my view is, let your member of congress and your senator know how you feel about this issue. we need to have justice done for victims. we have to listen to victims. they're the one who's saying we don't trust the chain of command. the chain of command aren't taking these cases seriously. interestingly, among the people who do report these crimes, 62% are retaliated against for reporting the crimes. every senator should hear from their constituents about why this i

scaring the scots the british government goes on the p.r. offensive telling scottish voters their independence could cost them a heap of problems ranging from lower salaries to bigger phone bills. and photos of western weapons in the hands of pro assad militias emerge online sparking fears the us government can't control over its arms and. thanks.

the dodgy surveillance society europe and the us have some big money to talk about there about the scots joining up to create the world's biggest free trade region i had were going to ask whether they'll get what they're partnering for plus. seem a top seed coding world when in tough economic times and peace could be in line for ten thousand pounds pay wise it's enough to make british taxpayers heads and their politicians are in line for a have to pay rise the details on that just ahead. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. or a standard of living. welcome back i'm do see countenanced mali is gearing up. for a presidential election later this month as the country's first ballots and civil war broke out nearly two years ago the state of emergency which has been in place since january had been lifted ahead of the poll u.n. peacekeepers aided by al going french intervention forces will help provide security during the election but some local officials say mali will still be hard pressed to hold a credible vote hundreds of thousands of people remain displace

and scaring the scots the british government goes on the p.r. offensive telling scottish voters their independence could cause problems ranging from lower salaries to bigger phone.

scaring the scots the british government goes on the p.r. offensive telling scottish voters their independence could cause problems from lower salaries to bigger phone bills. and photos of western weapons in the hands of militias a. king fears that the us government can control where its arms are ending up.

scaring the scots the british government goes on the p.r. offensive telling scottish voters they're independent could cost them a heap of problems ranging from lower salaries to bigger phone bills. cabinet comes under scrutiny it's it leaves out the muslim brotherhood despite its popularity among a swathe of voters. and photos of western weapons in the hands of pro or sad militias have emerged online sparking the fears the us government can't control where its arms and.

returning it by day and that is until and until the car crashed and dealer i mean corazon he got away scot free now earlier i spoke with james cook tulis co-founder of the commodity customer coalition about the new c f.t.c. suit against john corazon i first asked him if it's possible we will see criminal charges as well. and legal opinion but he definitely committed crimes and m.f. global and i think it's encouraging to see this. as a step and now. done just about all they could do on the civil side but now it's up to the you know jane to do their job and as we know unfortunately we have an attorney general. i don't think really the country's best interest of our and hasn't done a very good job prosecuting financial times so he has involvement in. wire taping orders. but really it's now on her shoulder. to try to act like he's not completely corrupt and then a perjury case which is ongoing i think it's easily when all or more difficult. well let's talk about your last part let's talk about the possible perjury case now john corey's mind was in front of congress he basically said i didn't k

therefore hoping that these games will show that russia is ready to welcome the sporting world full scots. went off to the break we have special reports on the circle of diplomacy. south carolina's playing around with the idea of using shame plates which are license plates that can display special messages the department of motor vehicles would have complete access to all these plates and be able to display text on them like suspended uninsured amber alert or stolen you know i actually don't mind the idea of using shame as a punishment i guess it could be a real deterrent to have drunken loser written over the license plate of someone who drinks and drives in fact drug driving plates have been in place in some states for a while but the problem is that more often than not shame penalties aren't the punishment for a crime but just a bonus one in my native ohio you can go to jail for three to thirty days and have your license suspended for one to three years for driving which is a brutal punishment in a country where everyone drives to work you see people are already punished for drunk driv

therefore hoping that these games will show that russia is ready to welcome the sporting world full scots altie. coming away abby martin costs thirty spain of mainstream media in breaking a sweat. as a person who lives in russia i get asked very often why automatic console fat well are americans actually fat or is this just a myth from some hater countries the centers for disease control have declared obesity to be a disease as if twenty point nine percent of adult americans are obese and that is an all time high people blame the sedentary lifestyle as the cause yes if you were out all day at work and then all evening after driving the home sure doesn't help your waistline but problems can have multiple causes and the authors of the book rich food poor food believe it could be tied to eight foods that are allowed in america but are banned in many other countries across the globe some of these chemicals and techniques and foods that are banned by some other countries are a less strong which is in many snack products which lower scale worries but kills your body's ability to absorb minerals

supporters throughout the country just one and a half years ago they were going to allow him to go scot free in this killing and they have done so anyway some kind of a half years later you talk about long term implications what about the immediate implications there's talk of a national protest what sort of backlash could we see now throughout the country. it's already going on even though last evening in the immediate aftermath of this verdict there were demonstrations across the united states for the nation's capital in washington d.c. all the way to the bay area and california most of those demonstrations were peaceful but there were some violent outbreaks that took place in the bay area that demonstrations continuing today here in the city of detroit there's going to be a demonstration starting at five thirty down at grand circus park in the heart of downtown denouncing this verdict and calling for justice for trayvon martin there's still the option of demanding the justice department file civil rights charges against. george zimmerman and also there is the possibility of civil war

supporters throughout the country just one and a half years ago they were going to allow him to go scotfree in this killing and they have done so anyway some kind of a half years later. more than three weeks after arriving at shea metro airport the world finally got a glimpse of n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden this week when he surfaced from a hideout in the transit zone he met human rights activists a shame at a law school for their help in requesting temporary asylum in russia or to go has been following the saga. immigration officials say they have not received an official request from edward snowden regarding his political asylum in russia but that request has been filed on friday evening so perhaps due to the fact that it's the weekend in russia right now the people it simply hasn't hasn't been properly process just yet russia's conditions were that snowden has to stop his anti american. something which snowden promised he will no longer do three latin american countries said they're willing to take him on now he does not have any people want to travel with his american passpor

we have learned about 5,000 cars are crossing the bridge scot-free. >> any tolling system across the country has what we'd call leakage but this is huge for us. >> in fact they're probably aun ware. the problem is buried in computers of the electronic toll collecting system. >> there are codes going to dmv from our system that weren't be read correctly. >> happens when cars crossed the bridge without fast track of the a camera snaps their plates and they can get an invis voice in the mail. 200,000 motorists should get that bill. there are folks like shelly. >> saying hey, i crossed on saturday, april 27th. >> she crossed the bridge but never paid she kept e mailing officials asking hem to send a bill. >> i got a response saying thanks, we'll check into it. i never heard back. >> i crossed a bridge may 9th or 10th. and never got a bill. >> neither knew why. did they get a free ride? or racking up huge penalties? >> and so i wanted to share it with 7 on your side. >> we asked mary. she looked into the cases first saying dmv did not have shelly's address and shelly needed to correct it,

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therefore hoping that these games will show that russia is ready to welcome the sporting world full scots r.t. because. a reminder our breaking news this these are live pictures from runway to wait at san francisco's international airport where a and airliner an asiana boeing triple seven has burst into flames on landing it is a south korean airline and witnesses say the tail broke off before touchdown this happened in the last hour it was at first reported that no fatalities resulted from this impact from this plane crashing but now we're learning from firefighters at the scene that they have discovered two bodies so it seems that there are two deaths resulting so far from this boeing triple seven south korean airliner crashing at san francisco airport it does carry up to three hundred passengers including the crew and earlier reports were suggesting that everybody did indeed survive the impact you can see it just on the shores there of san francisco bay that debris strewn all over the runway and pictures there of the airline itself now we'll bring you the latest on this in the coming ho

this is him. 43-year-old richard scot rachfal was arrested by napa police at his home, facing charges for sending and possessing child pornography. shared child porn on web sites and is a part time photographer called scottshotmephotography. and then has been commercial photographer for more than 14 years. police say rachfal admitted to downloading for at least the last five years, child porn, and helpful in the current investigation but claims he never took any pictures or videos. police need your help. they say anything about this case or questions about rachfal, to give them a call. i'm paul chambers live in napa. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> four men detained in a shooting that wounded two people in san francisco. ktvu news shot exclusive video of the handcuffed men less than ten minutes after gunfire erupted in the bay view district. the suspects accused of shooting a man and a woman yesterday afternoon at revere afternoon in jennings street. after the shooting, police say the suspects needed gas for their truck and were spotted at a 76 station. police followed and arrested them. >>

supporters throughout the country just one and a half years ago they were going to allow him to go scot free in this killing and they have done so anyway so kind of a half years later. much more news right now including russia. military drills since soviet times talking about one hundred sixty thousand. one hundred thirty planes all taking part in the war games the full story right now a click away at home. taking to the skies a canadian engineer has created the world's human. home as we watch the video. revolutionary machine fueled only by the pilot. in the program here on edward snowden's fate could finally see some clarity as a whistle blower has reportedly reapplied for refuge from moscow meanwhile glenn greenwald the guardian journalist who is said to hold all of the snowden's future revelations in his hands he claims the next leak could be the one the american governments were expecting. takes a closer closer look i should say and just exactly what's been revealed so far. well not only are civilians from all over the world being monitored but so are governments that are closely al