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 that was very much in favor of scotia independence but can you tell me exactly what is difference between the devil marx and you're proposing this as far as i'm concerned north 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 for will they will not will not concede control over scottish oil and. major natural resources or well how to pursue the licens

only fourteen months away from the referendum does it worry you a little that that the majority of scots do not want independence from p.k. and for the last five years to polls haven't changed. well if it comes to opinion polls when i was reelected to useable by an absolute majority in a proportional system for most of the scope and a 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 well as people get more information about this about the concept of the opportunity of independents than the yes how do we know this because if you poll the people who say we have enough information and we already understand the issues then by majority these people are voting yes so as we get more information out to the public of scotland then the train will be there yes direction and would 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 we're no

war crimes lies and cover ups while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scot free they have never ever been prosecuted if you go back to the mile a massacre in vietnam by u.s. troops in the late one nine hundred sixty s. the people who blew the whistle on that war crime were never prosecuted it was acknowledged they were exposing an injustice but then contrast what actually happened to the perpetrators of the mile a massacre. william calley the main soldier in charge of that massacre received a three year sentence which he mostly served under house arrest for killing dozens of vietnamese civilians yet here we are all these years later and bradley manning gets thirty five years for simply telling the truth and exposing criminal acts it just seems very very unfair justice system but don't you believe that there was some sort of political motivation behind the sentence. but certainly think there's a poor motivation behind the prosecution you know it is a notable fact that president obama has how ruston chased and prosecuted more whistleblowers than even right win

these all scots a destined for the open air factories. that. yes yes we pick them up with our bare hands. and what's that. it would never shavings the machines shred them here only they're going to. make a dent and there aren't enough of the bin. then to do anything with ash over there that's the fat we used to make so. it's only one of everything is what we see here is bad i mean these are actually waste so only the waste from the tanneries these are being used for different purposes i mean this is solid and liquid mix used for making salt but i know from the much you brian who watches that i mean these big dry crashed and she's actually raw material that she's trying to turn around for manufacture on three feet much income i love it that ok this is a feat full speed and bone to pick. this bone meal is made from liz a list of those killed with animal carcasses and beef and trends it's then used to feed chickens and also prunes for the european market. one day and say i. want to see. many. chefs i don't see how they can listen to people eating

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they kicked off the era as he scots man takes up the rapes from sir alex ferguson. we move to tennis. rafael nadal beat raofrpb 6-2, 6-2. a confidence boost for the spaniard ahead of the u.s. open that starts later it month. this is his first tournament since that shocking opening round loss at wimbledon and looking close to his best after that win over novak djokovic beating raonic in just over an hour. this is his eighth a.t.p. title of the year. he is third in a.t.p. rankings. in the women's event serena williams won 6-2, 6-0. for decades it was the athletes and sporting officials from the former g.d.r. who were accused of state sponsored doping but according it a new report west germany was taking part in similar levels of widespread doping. it was backed by the government according to reports. here is more. >> munich, 1972. west germany is hosting the olympic games. in order to compete against the communist g.d.r. the federal state is launching a large scale doping program. the scandal was revealed this week but comes as no surprise to a former junior 100-meter

to watch but joe vasquez tells us if the video didn't go viral, the attacker might have walked away scot-free. >> police chief greg suhr announced the arrest at a community meeting in castro. >> it was just a horrific, completely after the fact malicious kick to the head of the poor woman on the ground. >> 23-year-old christopher porter bailey of oakland was the man caught on video savagely attacking a robbery victim. it happened pride weekend june 29th. the robbers took a woman's purse then for no apparent reason kicked her right in the face. immediately after the crime, cops arrested two other people. another man was also arrested, but those charges were dropped. the cops say the group robbed several people that night in a crime spree along market street. chief sir says the surveillance video was instrumental in catching him. >> you know, we got a lot of public help. we got a lot of help from some sources i can't really speak to, but they were shocked by the video. we got help from every quarter. >> mission district captain bob moser tells me his investigators are telling him it turns tout

war crimes lies and cover ups while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scot free they have never ever been prosecuted it is a notable fact that president obama has how often chased and prosecuted more whistle blows but even right wing republicans like richard nixon and ronald reagan is a pretty damning indictment of president obama and his democratic administration whistleblowers are not criminals they are the canaries in the mine who warned us about danger they warned us about untruths about reality that people in power don't want us to know whistleblowers are central to them. as always i want to know what to think about this story on r.t. dot com where asking what effect bradley manning sentence could have let's not have a look how you've been voting so far and the majority say whistleblowers will not be scared away about sixteen percent of you believe the sentence will spark a major backlash and lead to even more leaks and the less say a public outcry could lead to the sentence being reduced while not so many of you believe manning's example will stop othe

associated with their original lawsuit are you kidding me apparently it wasn't good enough to get away scot free after running a torture chamber now corporations trying to take away even more from these victims than it already has if this doesn't show the utter disregard these contractors have for human life i don't really know what does but should we expect anything more than the u.s. government gives them complete immunity for the war crimes that this trust of justice pisses you off to join me it's time to break the set. a little. or should i be like. oh. yesterday marked forty years since the u.s. flew its final bombing mission over southeast asia officially ending the country's direct military involvement in vietnam but even though the war is long over its memory lingers on unjustified invasion resulted in hundreds of thousands if not millions of innocent civilians dead but those statistics don't account for the millions more that are still suffering today as a result i'm talking about the countless individuals who have fallen victim to a heinous tactic employed by the u.s. during the w

war crimes lies and cover ups while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scot free they have never ever been prosecuted it is a notable fact that president obama has chased and prosecuted moved whistle blows but even right wing republicans like richard nixon and ronald reagan is a pretty damning indictment of president obama and his democratic administration whistleblowers are not criminals they are the canaries in the mine who warned us about the danger they warned us about untruths about the reality that people in power don't want us to know whistleblowers are essential to them or. are still to come here on r t imagine having a job with no idea when your work or even if you'll get paid for it that is the situation for a million brits employed on so-called zero hours contracts will bring you details on the rest of the world's top headlines in just. the interview. choose your language. of choice because we know if there is still some. truth to the consensus you can. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories could impact your life choose the a

war crimes lies and cover ups while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scot free they have never ever been prosecuted it is a notable fact that president obama has how often chased and prosecuted more whistle blows than even right wing republicans like richard nixon and ronald reagan that is a pretty damning indictment of president obama and his democratic administration whistleblowers are not criminals they are the canaries in the mine who warn us about danger they warn us about untruths about hidden realities that people in power don't want us to know whistleblowers are essential to them or have seen. that manning has been sentenced what ramifications well there be and do want to want to know what you think actually so simply had to r.t. dot com to take part in our ongoing poll and so far the majority of you think future whistleblowers will not be deterred by manning's fate and at roughly the same number of you believe the sentence will provoke a major backlash with fresh leagues or that the public outcry will be will see manning sentences reduced so many o

war crimes lies and cover ups while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scot free they have never ever been prosecuted it is a notable fact that president obama has harleston chased and prosecuted more whistle blows than even right republicans like richard nixon and ronald reagan is a pretty damning indictment of president obama and his democratic administration whistleblowers are not criminals they are the canaries in the mine who warn us about danger they warn us about untruths about reality that people in power don't want us to know whistleblowers are central to them or. the hair daves back to square one dictator hosni mubarak has been let out of jail because many in egypt now questioning whether anything good has come out of the twenty eleven revolution that toppled him in the first place. they were to the government told the guardian newspaper destroy files received from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden or face legal action intelligence experts awards the data could fall into the wrong hands because the paper service could be hacked but the documents w

war crimes lies and cover ups while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scotfree they have never ever been prosecuted it is a notable fact that president obama has how to change them prosecuted more whistle blows than even right wing republicans like richard nixon and ronald reagan is a pretty damning indictment of president obama and his democratic administration whistleblowers are not criminals they are the canaries in the mine who warned us about danger they warned us about untruths about reality that people in power don't want us to know whistleblowers are essential to them all. and now that manning has been sentenced what ramifications could there be we want to know what you think please get involved to r.t. dot com right now we are putting out our on going world wide policy how you're voting for this hour from the web site and still though for this hour we should say the brand new numbers come in the majority saying that whistleblowers will continue to emerge they will not be scared off by this they were down to sixteen percent here saying actually this

but police tell joe vazquez if the video didn't go viral, the attacker might have walked away scot-free. >>> reporter: police chief greg suhr announced the arrest at a community meeting in the castro. >> it was just a horrific completely after the fact malicious kick to the head of the poor woman on the ground. >> reporter: sfpd says 23-year- old christopher porter-bailey of oakland was the man caught on video savagely attacking a robbery victim on saturday june 29 on market. the robbers took a woman's purse then for no apparent reason kicked her right in the face. immediately after the crime, the cops arrested two other people, 20-year-old davis and 22-year-old williams. another man was also arrested but those charges were dropped. the cops say the group robbed several people that night in a crime spree along market street. it took police until last friday to track down porter bailey and arrest him with the help of oakland police. chief suhr says the surveillance video was instrumental in catching him. >> we got a lot of public help. we got a lot of help from sources i can't really spe

while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scot free they have never ever been prosecuted it is a notable fact that president obama has how ruston chased and prosecuted more whistle blows than even right wing republicans like richard nixon and ronald reagan that is a pretty damning indictment of president obama and his democratic administration whistleblowers are not criminals they are the canaries in the mine who warned us about danger they warned us about untruths about reality the people in power don't want us to know whistleblowers are essential to them. so good to have you with us i hear on t.v. today still to come on the program imagine having a job but with no idea when you'll work or even if you'll be paid and that's the situation for a million floyd on zero hours contracts get the details for that and the rest of the world's top headlines in just a moment. could you take three. three. three. three. three. three blog. for your media project free media r t v dot com. technology innovation all the developments from around russia. the future. but he sees th

war crimes lies and cover ups while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scot free they have never ever been prosecuted it is a notable fact that president obama has chased and prosecuted more whistle blows than even right wing republicans like richard nixon and ronald reagan that is a pretty damning indictment of president obama and his democratic administration whistleblowers are not criminals they are the canaries in the mine who warned us about danger they warned us about untruths about hidden reality that people in power don't want us to know whistleblowers are essential to the more you see. on air and online twenty four seventh's here's what we're covering right now dot com for your coin friendly supporters of the controversial cyber currency gathering in berlin find out how it's all gone down so far. plus thousands take to the streets in bahrain demanding democratic reforms but we've got the footage plus a timeline of the ongoing protest just a click away right now at our. right to see. her story. and i think you're. on a reporter's. instagram. and . tha

war crimes lies and cover ups while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scotfree they have never ever been prosecuted it is a notable fact that president obama has how to change them prosecuted more whistle blows than even write republicans like richard nixon and ronald reagan that is a pretty damning indictment of president obama and his democratic administration whistleblowers are not criminals they are the canaries in the mine who warned us about danger they warned us about untruths about reality that people in power don't want us to know. are essential to them or. good to have you with us here in our to today and still to come for you in the program the main goal for many in egypt's revolution was to see former president hosni mubarak rest up the rest of his days behind bars report a bit later the leader could be walking free within hours correspondent explains why in just a just a few minutes. from now though here on the program the u.n. security council says an investigation is needed into allegations of a deadly chemical attack in syria the opposition t

. >> to stop drunk drivers from getting off scot-free, most california forensic labs now mraun to be certified by year's end, but there's still no guarantee the defense won't find a way to fight back, sdmroo there's always ways to challenge evidence. >> sharon chen, kpix 5. >> so what if the blood alcohol level is on that borderline of.08 and the margin of error put it below the legal limit in that case prosecutors could think twice about taking that to court. >>> an accused serial killer told a marin county jury he's not guilty. in closing arguments today, joseph said he is the victim of a conspiracy arguing the prosecution tried to mislead and confuse the jury. he is charged with killing four prostitutes from 1977 to 1994. a legal analyst offered his take on naso's performance. >> he's coming off as an egomaniac who knows more than everyone else, and uong that's the way you want to come off in a capital case. >> after seven hours of arguments today, naso still isn't done. he'll wrap up on monday. if yikted, he could get the death penalty. >>> it is dawn in egypt, and the violence h

want to turn the page over and not torture in future but the people who did the torture will get away scot free all right and that was muslim bad joining us live from birmingham and muslim bag-o. was held at guantanamo bay and released no charge thank you so much for talking to us here in r.t. . russia's jailed former oil tycoon the hotter kosky could get out of prison sooner than expected and that after the country's super in court partially upheld an appeal by his lawyers all the details now from artie's medina has been following the proceedings. russia's supreme court has reduced by two months the prison terms for that of course he and his business partner plucked only because of the rule of the court was to rule whether their second conviction for money laundering and the basle men should be a left it now the defense team often called had a cough he demanded their leave saying that they were convicted on charges that were in valid right from the start and while leaving the court building the lawyer said that they would appeal this decision now because that post he was not present at th

associated with their original lawsuit are you kidding me apparently it wasn't good enough to get away scot free after running a torture chamber now corporations trying to take away even more from these victims than it already has if this doesn't show the utter disregard these contractors have for human life i don't really know what does but should we expect anything more than the u.s. government gives them complete immunity for the war crimes if this twist of justice pisses you off to join me it's time to break the set. a little more of yourself or should i be like.

early for rococo decoration, because rococo only came into england in the very late 1720s, so the scots quick to catch on to this new form of design. everything was asymmetrical and naturalistic. and if we turn it over and have a look at the bottom, we've got the marks here, a.f. for alexander forbes of aberdeen. now, if this was an edinborough pot, i would have said it was worth £2,000 or 3,000. but because it is aberdeen, which is much rarer, i think it's probably worth about £8,000. oh, my. very nice. very nice indeed. i shall enjoy a cup of tea out of it when i come and see you next. thank you very much indeed. thank you. it's confession time for our experts. in this series, we're asking them which is the most prized posseson in their collection and which was perhaps a bit of a mistake. and john benjamin, our jewelry expert, is here. now, john, i can't believe you've made any mistakes, but fess up. come on, which was it? i've brought along a photograph of a painting. i feel quite odd showing this piece because this was a strange and complex story. this is a warhol, by the looks of t

war crimes lies and cover ups while the people who committed these criminal acts have walked away scot free they have never ever been prosecuted it is a notable fact that president obama has howards to prosecutors more whistle blows than even right republicans like richard nixon and ronald reagan that is a pretty damning indictment of president obama and his democratic administration whistleblowers are not criminals they are the canaries in the mine who warned us about danger they warned us about untruths about reality that people in power don't want us to know whistleblowers are central to the war. and coming up here on our break coping with disaster to survive. the entire house is completely submerged and it's clear looking around is going to take a lot of time money and effort before this place returns to normal. sounds just how bad things have become for those living in the far eastern states here as emergency crews remain on high alert and made warnings there why stop the record flooding is yet to. last even a thousand pound dead canal falls brits into selling their houses the det

rape shield laws are so mike rapes this girl, gets off scot-free. that's justice. that was the law.micide. homicide?! where were you this morning? here. home. getting ready for work. why? got anyone to verify that? no. i live alone. wh is this about? doeshe name mike delaney ring any bells? of course. he went to my school. the grave was vandalized this morning. know anything about that? absolutely not. well, we know what he did to you. look, i'm late for an appointment. no one believed you, so you pretended it never happened. but it did. i don't know what you're talking about. i think you do. what do you want from me? the truth. 25 years later-- you're kind of late to the rty. understandable, you wanting revenge. so, in other words, did i kill that ...? did you? graduation day i was home with my brother, so, no. you didn't go to your own graduation? i dropped out after it happened and i never set foot on that damn campus again. you grew up in kensington. must've felt lucky to be at that school. i felt even luckier when "the" mike delaney liked me. ("love will tear us apart" playing)

there are 13 million hazel scots in america. they just don't play the piano.ack women entertain troops across united states and around the globe. many were part of the u.s. -- shows. as most areas of society in the 1940s the shows were segregated. like entertainers performed for black audiences. alberta hunter touring with uso shows made a name for herself as the gal who set two continents of fire preachy performed in india and the jungles of burma. in may 1945 when general eisenhower and the allied military leaders were meeting in germany to discuss post-war europe he invited alberta's uso show to perform for the officials and it was reported that ike sang with alberta as she performed one song after another. the international -- around the country. it was difficult for the black members of the band to find sleeping accommodation so was easier to sleep on the bus. another problem they faced was that the white band members performed on stage with black members something that was against the law and the jim crow south. so white members wore dark mag up and perm

militarization of local police forces and everything in between scot under anarchism would there be a constitution at all how would people's rights be protected and what would the role of police look like if any. in the short term and long term right so the short term is there to be transitional parts were where people set up their own constitutions in their localized economies as we as we dismantle this larger system and then the long term that maybe some people want to organize around that like they did in spain and nine hundred thirty s. or maybe they don't maybe were looking to just cultures just have a by word of mouth and family and culture i mean that's for communities to decide themselves but the thing is we don't need those pieces we don't need the force of the state the threat of use of force to back capital in any way and that i think dismantling is important and when you talk about patriot act i mean as somebody who's been a victim of the patriot act i was as a domestic terrorist and under investigation for ten years out there was never charged with anything i am definitel

in fact, we have learned about 5,000 cars per month are crossing the bridge scot-free. that's about $30,000 per month in unpaid tolls. >> any tolling system across the country has what we would call leakage where you are not going to capture every person but this is huge for us. >> reporter: it's not that drivers are doing anything wrong. in fact, they are unaware they are getting a free ride. instead it is buried in the computers of the electronic toll-collecting system. >> there's some codes that were going to the dmv from our system that were not read correctly. >> reporter: it happens when cars cross the bridge without fast track or prepaid toll. a camera snaps the license plate and they get an invoice in the mail. 200,000 motorists a month should get the bill. but then there are folks like shelly of palm desert. >> i e-mailed them and said i crossed the bridge on saturday. april 27th. >> reporter: shelly is among those that crossed the bridge and never paid. she kept e-mailing officials asking them to send her a bill for that $6 toll. >> i got a response saying, yo

in fact, we have learned about 5,000 cars per month are crossing the bridge scot-free. that's about $30,000 per month in unpaid tolls. >> any tolling system across the country has what we would call leakage where you are not going to capture every person but this is huge for us. >> reporter: it's not that drivers are doing anything wrong. in fact, they are unaware they are getting a free ride. instead it is buried in the computers of the electronic toll-collecting system. >> there's some codes that were going to the dmv from our system that were not read correctly. >> reporter: it happens when cars cross the bridge without fast track or prepaid toll. a camera snaps the license plate and they get an invoice in the mail. 200,000 motorists a month should get the bill. but then there are folks like shelly of palm desert. >> i e-mailed them and said i crossed the bridge on saturday. april 27th. >> reporter: shelly is among those that crossed the bridge and never paid. she kept e-mailing officials asking them to send her a bill for that $6 toll. >> i got a response saying, yo

. >> i don't want to leave the top 1% scot-free in this because it also depends on whether they pay their taxes and their strong control over the political system. and so unless we have rectification that reflects the fact that the income as soared at the very, very top but not the taxes, we're not going to get right some of these other things. >> the thing that i'm struck most by when you look at the comparative data is how amazingly well northern europe does, particularly scandinavia, where they have a very large middle class, where there is less inequality, and where it's sort of a left-right issue is you have a fair degree of social stability because it's homogeneous, even though you don't have the same family structure, it's ethnically homogeneous but a very large public investment in education, particularly early childhood education. >> they have what's called social democracy. they pay a lot of taxes. almost half of their national income, whereas in the united states it's about 30%, not 50%. and they use that to support families, for example, exactly to address the kind of problem

this is the sense that he is not getting off scot-free still facing judicial charges.o the fact that the interim government gathered quickly to insist those into house arrest. this is another factor that he will not be walking a free man. together, there has been a somewhat muted response to the fact that he will be released from the prison, because the public awareness is is that he will still be contained in this some sway firstly and secondly be with the judicial process against him will go on in coming days, weis, possibly months. >> thank you mike. that's my kind of reporting from our cairo bureau. >> late on within the aljazeera news hour, the owners of japan's leaking nuclear plants make an international call for help. >> early warnings about raising floodwaters saved the lives of philippine families. >> jamaica facing olympic expulsion after its anti doping program is called into question. details later. >> mugabe has been sworn in as president of zimbabwe pap court ordered opposition leader was ordered to withdraw a legal challenge against the election. the br

. >> got off scot-free. what do they need revenge for?n't understand. >> just for the fact that african-americans dare to be outraged about the trayvon martin case about george zimmerman not being arrested. there is a sense of vengeance on the other side. >> all right. you say? >> okay. it's fascinating to me that african-american elites would be more indignant over what you say about the double standard in the media, in the civil rights industry. than they are with i will go down the list. they are more indignant what you say than 73% out of wedlock birth rate in black america with too many black kids killing other black kids and too many of late killing white people. if anybody who is more indignant with what a common territory says on television than they are with the disturbing reality of what's going on in black america, they are not serious people. and they shouldn't be taken seriously. >> bill: yet, the news divisions, you know, trot them out on a regular basis. i'm not for censorship. i want to hear all points of view. it is distu

according to a united nations study, scots are three times more likely to be the victim of violent assaulthan in america. some call scotland the knife murder capital of europe. >> that's a pretty nasty slash. >> part of the lifestyle? >> michael is one of the many who have been on the wrong side of the blade. he has just arrived at shotts to begin a six-year sentence for assault and robbery. >> okay, tell me, what happened to your face? >> one guy got banged in the face, one guy got slashed and the guy that got slashed was me. >> we quickly learned that shotts is full of young men whose lives have been put on hold due to knife violence and for many of them, like 22-year-old adam gallagher, the violence was fueled by a combination of alcohol and drugs. >> i stabbed people, i slashed people, i scolded people. that was the only way for me to survive. >> gallagher came to prison four years ago on a murder charge. he claims he didn't know his girl friend stole a drunken man's wallet. when the man pursued them, gallagher struck. >> he more or less collapsed straight away. and we ran away. we got

scot lard yard is assessing the credibility of the new information but says this is not a reinvestigation's death. >>> a fast-moving wildfire in idaho forcing thousands of families to pack up and leave their homes. we have new photos of the huge blaze. take a look here. this is from ireporter john koth in haley, idaho. there's huge clouds of smoke there in idaho. more than 1,000 firefighters are battling the blaze and they have a lot to contend with. the beaver creek wildfire has burned more than 1,000 acres and is only 9% contained and officials believe it will continue to spread. >>> sad story here. a bachelor party at a colorado hotel results in the death of a friend of the groom. our denver affiliate kusa reports the man was on the ledge when a screen gave way and plum meted five stories. police say alcohol was found in the room but they believe the death was an accident. >>> a georgia woman accused of misleading the investigation of her husband's murder could learn her fate tomorrow. andrea snooederman was arraigned but the charges were reduced to perjury and hindering the investigat

you won't go across the bridge scot-free. if you do nothing else, just keep going and you'll get a bill in the mail in about two weeks. >> unless there's a way i can pay cash, i'm out of luck. >> reporter: michael is in from new york city. he was planning to pay with cash. >> i guess i'm in for a surprise once i come back over the bridge. >> reporter: with no bay bridge just a few days away, more drivers may soon get a confusing surprise bill. so officials are doing what they can to keep the message simple. >> the main thing is to be patient. >> reporter: so when this electronic tolling first started, there was a backlog with some of those bills in the mail. officials reassure me today that all those kinks have been worked out. live at the golden gate bridge, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> and for information on how to navigate around the bay bridge closure, we got you covered. find our survival guide online at kpix.com/bridge. >>> it appears faster than crews can clean it up. now chp officers are going all out to catch san jose tagg

. >> he got off scot-free. what do they need revenge for?ust for the fact that african-americans dared to be outraged about the case. there is a sense of vengeance on the other side. one of the things you did see, heather, was trayvon martin portrayed as a thug and a criminal. one person said he was a rabid dog that needed to be put down. because for whatever reason, angry that people were upset, this need to portray almost all black menace criminal, almost inherent inherently. one of the things that's fuelling that in the chris lane case, you had this tweet by one of the alleged killers in which he said 90% of white people are nasty #hate them. now we're off to the races. >> and it's all so incredibly sadat this moment, right at the 50 tth anniversary of the marchn washington. we could be lifting up stories like antoinette tuff. that was a beautiful example of an african-american woman finding dr. king like love, god-like love and empathy for a young white male who tends to be -- who is the mass killers in our society who is armed with a gu