was asked by the scots if they could purchase their freedom from her. it was something that was not that unusual. she refused. she was not interested in selling the scott family. they decided based on the fact they had been taken to free territory and held as slaves and were still being held and bonded to sue for their freedom. they entered this courthouse in 1846. each had their own petition. it was not as though it was a joint anchored it was not just dred. who hadred and harriet separate petitions for their freedom based on slightly different circumstances. to case first came trial in this courtroom. there was hearsay introduced. they actually lost the first trial. they asked for another trial, which the judge granted. in 1850, they came back and did the whole thing over again. they were able to present the evidence successfully and the decidedall white males that dred and harriet scott should be free. the verdict that was rendered in this building was to give them their freedom. but mrs. emerson obviously did not agree and she appealed that decision

can't just kick out all the scots that are already members the five million citizens make a choice for their country's independence i know from dealings with diplomats and politicians across to union they will accept that nato is another elite members club that the yes campaign insists it would be able to stay in a big part of nuclear armaments resting in scotland and the us campaign of the s.n.p. have a strict no nuclear policy no nuclear weapons policy and whether they will stick to that or whether they will decide that actually they want to be more flexible in order to become a member of nato remains to be seen there is for independence point to some notable exceptions to that rule scotland is the very heart of the north atlantic so they would be very uncomfortable with scotland and we have to remember that nor do we know heads need to have a nation of five million that doesn't have nuclear weapons and one of the most contentious issues is the estimated price of going it alone u.k. treasury analysis puts scotland start up costs at one point five. billion pounds that figure has been

>> reporter: scot, top sunni and shiite leaders will begin crafting a political solution to this crisis, but kerry also said the threat of isis on the ground means the u.s. could take military action before that new government is formed. >> they do pose a threat. they cannot be given safe haven anywhere because, given safe haven, they will continue to plot against governments locally, regionally and abroad. >> reporter: following a nearly two-hour long meeting with prime minister nouri al-maliki, kerry said the u.s. will continue to work with the iraqi government. >> the support will be intense, sustained, and if iraq's leaders take the necessary steps to bring the country together, it will be effective. >> reporter: kerry said prime minister maliki promised him he will abide by the country's constitution and will begin forming that new government next week. >> pelley: margaret, thank you very much. this civil war is between the two main branches of islam, the sunni and the shia. maliki's government is predominantly shia; the attacking force, isis, is sunni. isis now holds parts of nort

give your money and we also get a good deal of your money out we have a lot of scots and we got to worry about i were going to pay off our pension bill the oil is is basically we get taxes or alters from it. you know the oil prices dropping through the floor you can be sure tar. you know your tire color me on oil with we together through war and peace basically these people's fanatics but for what it's worth this is a vassal states for the for the united states and we want to break with that and everything that that means but we also we want to say that we want to have influence we want to have influence with partners there with the economy in britain has been one just know is leading towards massive inequality on a historic skew and i think the real question is can we afford not to vote yes in september let's have a look at some of today's world headlines now on pakistani fighter jets have bombed the hideouts of taliban linked militants in the restive northwest an army spokesman said at least fifteen militants were killed but local officials say it's around one hundred an indefinite cur

they're prepared to offer the scots many things to stop them from leaving the kwan entirely, but thehing that that they will never surrender not in a million years is defense in foreign policy. the place that scotland plays in the united nations in the name of british. the nationalists would push england back and choose their own battles to fight. that for british military establishments would be a defeat of historic scale. >> it is a nail biting affair right now in brazil. we have your world cup updates. >> thank you very much. brazil's chances of staying in the world cup in the lottery of the penalty shootout. brazil takes the lead with less than 20 minutes in, but it didn't last long, they would square things up in the 3 32nd minute. they would gain back the advantage just to be overruled for a handball. a very tense situation for brazil. >> reporter: this is unbearbly tense. behind me many thousands, brazilian fans who have been going through their own hell. brazil has not been playing very well. they would have the substitute for the chilean shot. and chile may have missed a pen

one of the was mary queen of scots. how many people know this story?arn more in the book. her life depended on good secret communication. at the end of her life queen elizabeth had her exiled in these remote castles so she couldn't get in and out, so her life really hung on the threat of bad secret communications so here she is, head being cut off. early friend in the end was hurt for a little dog who sat between her head and shoulders. pretty gruesome. more details in the book. other people were more successful. of course -- okay. she used codes and ciphers and secret link but it was very primitive secret link using aloe. some people were more successful. the jesuit priest who escaped the tower of london using orange juice as a secret writing substance. this is one of the most ten daring escapes in history. not many people escaped the dreaded tower of london. that is the good news. now i will skip to the revolutionary war in america, jew were washington was the enamored of invisible ink. he called it sympathetic stain related to sympathetic -- sympath

i was you know as a captain in the scots guards. the scots guards oversee has the privilege of guarding the queen. and then when i became a month in the you know we actually strongly got involved in this because we were attacked. and. we sided with the government for by so for me that wasn't. that hard a transition to make a tool because i found myself actually in the angolan army i was i was signed up in the other nominee and in fact i had the rank of brigadier general in the i know me so a lot of things were not so different but how much how much of it was about the money though because private military company does imply selling your skills and services for money and you weren't really doing it for pro bono no that's true. but what i'm saying is that at the beginning when we knew also me how i started i became a mouse and me and not with. we obviously executive outcomes and money became much more of an issue and yes it was primarily for the food for money that we were operating but i'm just trying to imagine for myself i mean how

if you're in one of the big venture parties but just a yes or no question do you think the scots will vote yes or no. this story tony just law i think. all right al i have to go blue because. i'm sorry that's all the time we got left thank you so much i'm sorry we had to interrupt the conversation but i'm sure we're going to get a chance to talk to you more in the future maybe in september after the referendum thanks a lot for this interesting insight we're talking to dr allan scat scholar politician original founder of the united kingdom independence party and now the new deal party we're talking about why you can't make so little difference in a european problem and also why the united kingdom should leave you that support this edition of so being called i'll see you next time. if you think you. have good he was nazi germany's minister of propaganda the myths that he created exist to this day. google's propaganda was actually trying to denigrate other nations while at the same time reason ordinary german soldier students would. keep it's. precisely what the masses needed to hear in

all these doing is promising that scotland would become a separate province of the european union scots would even possible european union possible scottish law would remain subordinate to you p n law scottish agricultural prices for scottish farmers will be decided in brussels scottish fish quotas for scottish fishermen would be decided in brussels scottish social policy every policy. soon foreign and defense policy and probably energy policy including the declining resources of school to show it would all be controlled by brussels. offering a deal by scotland would become like greece or portugal and you know become a minor. economy inside the european union and would have its budget way into the euro zone which will probably have to have its budget controlled by commissioners in brussels and by germans say he's making scotland small province of what the greeks already see is greater germany and he's calling this independence it's a farce but cameron and miliband and clegg can't say this because the restrictions that would remain on scotland inside the e.u. of course they support as re

government is striving to remind scots of what's at stake. frannie scott still undecided about which way to vote come september a new brochure is about to land on every single doorstep in scotland setting out the british government's argument for the united kingdom to stay united forever on else antti has done the hard work and summed it all up for you it begins with an issue that central to the debate the pound the british government insists staying in the u.k. is the only way scotland can keep the scottish power and the argument goes that a bigger britain means a bigger economy with the u.k. scouts helping to keep interest rates low savings secure and energy bills cheap next scotland uses many of the u.k.'s public bodies from the departments that issued driving licenses for example to the passport office the national lottery and the b.b.c. leaving the u.k. would mean setting up new scottish equivalents from scratch and true to its roots as the home of the gentlemen's club the u.k. is the only country in the world that can boast membership o

all three main westminister part is stated that they will block the scots plan to keep the pound as a formal currency what. in the turn of those events will you adopt a new currency or will you push to stay within the pano adeptly supposing. well what happens to scotland's currencies ultimately amounts of for the scottish government and b. is the campaign or not the government but that's another clear example of where the new campaign is playing politics they want to scare is many people in scotland as possible into voting no to reject independents and that's why they've come up with this position on the fact is the stunning is as much salt and currency as it is that's of the best the united kingdom and any other scenario would mean at large transaction costs for business is the best you caved on wasn't part of the puns and it would also mean that there would be a launch loon in the balance of trade of the best the u.k. so that's another clear example of where it's actually in the interest simple scotland and the rest of the case for us to continue using the pound and that's why that'

you know money and they also get a good deal a deal of money out we have a lot of scots and we got to worry about when to pay off our pension bell the oil is going to get taxes and roll tears from it. you know the oil prices dropping through the floor you can be sure. you know you're tired calling me on oil with me together through war and peace. people are just fanatics but for what it's worth this is a vassal state. for the united states and we want to break with that and everything that that means but we all we want to say that we want to have influence we want to have influence with partners the way the economy in britain has been run just know is leading towards massive inequality on a historic skew and i think the real question is can we afford not to vote yes in september some of today's world headlines now pakistani fighter jets have bombed hideouts of taliban linked militants and the rest of northwest an army spokesman said at least fifty militants were killed but local officials say it's around a hundred and a definite curfew has been imposed in the area the strikes came in

but support for independence has been growing in the past few months with more than a third of scots now willing to say yes to independence. for stories for you online including a controversial business reopens its doors in indonesia as a nazi thing cafes again welcoming customers after sparking international outrage last year you can read the details at r.t. dot com also there get the story on a six family implicit it's got them all crossed the countries will. write the same. first strike. and i think. on our reporters i. i . the u.s. has pledged to support it gyptian xin their fight for the future of the country secretary of state john kerry met with newly elected president sisi washington is also putting its money where its man is saying it will give cairo nearly six hundred million dollars in military aid middle east specialist lawrence davidson believes the u.s. would be friend anyone who could help it achieve its goals. america is on the side . there or they are sovereign territory the authority over egypt if you've got a stable government. in the rotary or the partners the pre

referendum past the hundred day mark this week both sides have upped the ante to win over wavering scots for now though polls show the no camp is leading but separatist campaigners have been steadily gaining supporters with a four percent rise in the last four months but there's much more to it than just flag waving and national identity at stake is the cost of breaking from britain and whether it could be an independent member of the e.u. and nato r.t. has been listening to opinions from both sides. and. will give you money and also get a good deal of your money out we have a lot of scots and we got to worry about i were going to pay off for our pension bell the oil is is basically we get taxes iraq is from it. you know the oil prices dropping through the floor you can be sure tar. you know your tire color me on oil with we together through war and peace basically these people are just fanatics. for what it's worth this is a vassal states for the for the united states and we want to break with that and everything that that means but we all we want to say that we want to have influence w

interim foreign minister also showed up he was shouting obscene slogans together with the vandals all scots force . despite the fact that there was no police presence to stop events unfolding on saturday which is in breach of the vienna convention incidentally which says that all embassy should be protected from attack by the host nation despite this lack of police presence one official did turn up that was ukraine's interim foreign minister he was there siding with the demonstrate is now what he expressed his concern for the safety of the ukrainian. embassy but he also called for the closure of the border between russia and ukraine but the diplomat was caught on camera using less than diplomatic language when talking about russian president vladimir putin you are going to have a good start because that will receive but i think that the three zero zero zero zero. zero. zero zero well what this comment means for diplomatic relations between russia and ukraine remains to be seen russia have taken their concerns over saturday's events to the united nations they're calling for a resolution cond

s that sophie shevardnadze that especially scots shouldn't be misled by what the separatist politicians claim. we've had a three hundred year old alarms go off and has a three hundred year old winds with england which is benefit both countries and enable both of us to punch above our weight on the world stage mr salmond is not offering independence and away mr simon who is the leader of the scots or national party for the scope of offering a rule from brussels because he wants to remain part of the european union he wants to offer rule from brussels and financial rule from frankfurt not independence. and other stories along the world sunni militants and all of the raga have captured the two men populated city of tal fog close to the syrian border is five people have been killed and another thirty five wounded it's the latest blow to the nation's led government a week after it lost a vast slab of territory in the country's north behind the radical militant group known as isis which has been rampaging through the area seizing key cities and advancing on baghdad. the number of deaths from

the royal winnipeg rifles, poland's 24th lancers, the royal scots, the screaming eagles, the ans ofof england -- yeom england's armored divisions, and you, the american rangers. 40 summers have passed since the battle you fought here. you were young the day you took these cliffs. some of you were hardly more than boys with the deepest joys of life before you, yet you risked everything here. why? why did you do it? to put aside you the instinct for self-preservation and risk your lives to take these cliffs? what inspired all of the men of the armies that met here? we look at you and somehow we know the answer. it was faith and belief. it was loyalty and love. the men of normandy had faith that what they were doing was right. faith that they fought for all humanity, faith that a just god would grant them mercy on this beachhead or on the next. thats the deep knowledge there is a profound moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of force for conquest. you were here to liberate, not to conquer, and so you and the others did not doubt your cause. you were right

of those in the crowd outside the embassy shown to have seen slogans together with the vandals all scots got the details from kiev. despite the fact there was no police presence to stop events unfolding on saturday which is in breach of the vienna convention incidentally which says that all embassy should be protected from attack by the host nation despite this lack of police presence one official did turn up that was ukraine's interim foreign minister he was there siding with the demonstrators now he expressed his concern for the safety of the ukrainian stuff inside the embassy and he also called for the closure of the border between russia and ukraine but the diplomat was caught on camera using less than diplomatic language when talking about russian president vladimir putin if you're going to have a good start because that we're going to see that but i think that the three. well what this comment means for diplomatic relations between russia and ukraine remains to be seen russia have taken their concerns over saturday's events to the united nations they're calling for a resolution con

closer passing the one hundred days to go mark this week both sides are busy trying to sway undecided scots the no camp has a clear lead in the polls a bot their opponents have been steadily gaining ground increasing their support by four percent in the last four months for some the choice is not between independence or not but between two radically different visions of scotland our he's been listening to opinions from both sides. and. he'll money and bill to get a good deal a deal of money out we have a lot of pages in scotland we've got to worry about having to pay off our pension bell the oil is is basically to get taxes were altered from what. you know the all prices dropping through the floor you can be sure. you know if you're tired call me on oil with me together through war and peace. people as fanatics but for what it's worth this is a vast states. for the united states and we want to break with that and everything that that means but we all we want to say that we want to have influence we want to have influence with partners the way the economy invests in is being run just know is

ever closer passing the one hundred days to go this week both sides are busy trying to sway undecided scots the no compass got a clear lead in the polls right now but the opponents have been steadily gaining ground to four percent in fact over the last four months or so for some of the choice is not between independence or not but between two radically different visions of scotland has been listening to opinions from both sides. scoff and get. money and they also get a good deal a deal of money out we have a lot of them we've got to worry about i want to pay off our pension bell the oil is going to get taxes a role she's from it. you know the all prices dropping through the floor you can be sure. you know your tire color me on oil with me together through war and peace. people's fanatics that's in for what it's worth is states for the for the united states and we want to break with that and everything that that means but we all we want to say that we want to have influence we want to have influence with politics the way the economy in britain is being run just know is leading towards massiv

than one hundred days until its independence referendum and both sides busy trying to sway undecided scots in their support by four percent in as many months for some the choice isn't between independence or not but rather two radically different visions of scotland or he's been listening to opinions from both sides. and. neil money and bill to get a good deal a deal of money out we have a lot of calls and we've got to worry about i were going to pay off our our pension bill the oil is basically we get taxes and roll tears from it. you know the all prices dropping through the floor you can be sure. you know you're tired call me on oil with me together through war and peace basically people are just fanatics this is for what it's worth this is a vast states for the for the united states and we want to break with that and everything that that means but we all we want to see that we want to have influence we want to have influence with politics the way the economy in britain has been run just know who is leading towards massive inequality on a historic scale and i think the real question is c

independence referendum passed the hundred day mark this week both sides of the ante to win over wavering scots for now though polls show the no camp is leading but separatist campaigners have been steadily gaining supporters with a four percent rise in the last four months but there's much more to it than just flag waving and national identity its stake is the cost of breaking from britain and whether it could be an independent member of the e.u. and nato r.t. has been listening to opinions from both sides. scoff and put some money and bills to get a good deal a deal of money out we have a lot of calls and we've got to worry about i want to pay off our our pension bell the oil is as basic and get taxes and roll tears from it. you know the all prices dropping through the floor you can base your entire. you know entire color me on oil with been together through war and peace. people as fanatics. for what it's worth this is a vast states for the for the united states and we want to break with that and everything that that means but we all we want to say that we want to have influence we want to h

closer to passing the one hundred days ago mark this week both sides are busy trying to sway undecided scots the no camps got a clear lead in the polls right now but their opponents have been steadily gaining ground increasing their support by four percent in the last four months the summer the choice is not between independence or not but between two radically different visions of scotland has been listening to opinions on both sides and scotland gets money and they also get a good deal a deal of money out we have a lot of pages in scotland we've got to worry about when to pay off our pension bell the oil is is basically we get taxes roll tears from it. you know the oil prices dropping through the floor you can be sure tar. you know your tire calling me on oil with we together through war and peace basically is people just fanatics . for what it's worth this is a vassal states for the for the united states and we want to break with that and everything that that means but we all we want to say that we want to have influence we want to have influence with partners there with the economy in br

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can't just kick out all the scots that are already members the five million citizens make a choice for their country's independence i know from dealings with politicians across to union he will accept that nato is another elite members club that the yes campaign insists it would be able to stay in the big part of nuclear. resting in scotland and the yes campaign of the s.n.p. have a strict no nuclear policy no nuclear weapons policy and whether they will stick to that or whether they will decide that actually they want to be more flexible in order to become a member of nato remains to be seen those for independence point to some notable exceptions to that rule scotland is a the very heart of the north atlantic so they would be very uncomfortable with scotland and we have to remember that nor do we know. the nation of five million that doesn't have nuclear weapons and one of the most contentious issues there is the estimated price of going it alone u.k. treasury analysis puts scotland start up costs at one point five bill. and pounds that figure has been rubbish by scottish national par

one of them was mary queen of scots. i don't know -- how many people know this story? well, you can learn more about it in the book. i'll just tell you that her life depended on good secret communication. she was, at the end of her life, queen elizabeth had her kind of exiled in these remote castles with moots so she to -- smooths so she-- moats. so here she is her head being cut off, and her only friend in the end was her poor little dog who sat between her head, her decapitated head and shoulders. it's pretty gruesome. more details, narrative details in the book. other people were more successful, and, of course, she used -- okay. she used codes and ciphers and secret ink, but it was very primitive secret ink using alum, so -- but some people were more successful. for example, john gerard, the jesuit priest, he escaped the tower of london using orange juice as a secret writing substance. and this is one of the most ten daring escapes ever in history. not many people escaped the dreaded tower of london. so that's the good news. now i want to skip ahead to the revoluti

the politicians in westminster are prepared to so far the scots many things to stop them leaving the union entirely. the one thing that the u.k. government in west minister and supporters will never ever vender voluntarily, not in a million years is defense and foreign policy. >> the genders point to the sacrifices scottish soldiers made in the name of britain. nationalists will push england back and choose their open battles. that to the british establishment would be a defeat of an historic scale. >>> two buildings have collapsed in india killing 15 people. 50 workers have been searching for survivors after an apartment block tumbled. four families were in a 50-year-old building, 10 were killed. >>> in chennai dozens were trapped in a tower. five are dead. >>> uruguay is home to 12 million head of cattle. the life of each and every one is recorded from birth to the dipper plate. in the growing demonstrate or meat. daniel schweimler takes a look at uruguay. >> reporter: uruguay with lush green hope plains was largely built on the cattle industry. it knows its cows much every one of

the wars that the english and the scots fought, they tell an important story about the referendum. the politicians in west minister offer them many thinks to leave the yooupion. the one thing that the u.k. government in westminster will no vender voluntarily is defense and foreign policy. >> the defenders point to the sacrifices soldiers made. the nationalists push england back and choose their own battle. that is a defeat of historic scale. >>> commemorates have been held to mark 100 years of the death of archduke franz ferdinand. the killing triggered event. it claimed 16 million lives and one anniversary ceremony created a controversy as jonah hull explains, from sage. >> reporter: remembering the day an assassin's bullet killed the air to the austro-hungarian's throne. the vienna philharmonic orchestra performs "requiem." >> in a country torn apart and split, bosnia serbs chose to hold their open commemoration. here the young assassin himself a bosnia serve is a heroic figure. >> reporter: of course he wasn't a terrorist. he was a hero. there'll always be people that tell lies

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. >> he scotted open his buttocks out to the fence. when he got to the fence to come out on buttocks his wife and another gentleman grabbed him and they pulled him out. >> louis was transported to the hospital. both dogs were in this fences in yard in the 1800 block of amber when he went in to cleanup. both had no history of violence. now he's glad to be back home and that his kids are safe. >> i'm glad it was me and not my kids you know. >> and both of the pit bulls will have to remain here at animal control for ten days in guarantee before a decision was made on whether or not they will be euthanized. the owners did sign over the rights to animal control. for now reporting in huntding park, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >>> police are serving for a killer in north philadelphia tonight. someone opened fire on a car near the 2900 block of north 21 street early this morning and the driver slammed the vehicle into a fence outside of the minimum security prison. he then troon get help for passenger who was shot in the head. pa

when it comes to the white house campaign, i don't think she's going to get off scot-free. think if you're in either party, thinking challenger, democrat or republican, after this week you'll see someone who is not in midseason form plight think. and you'll be more tempted to run than you were a week ago. is it a massive shift in the calculation? no. i think it is a reflection of somebody that has not faced tough questions for years. her big challenge probably won't be the primary. look, i think that answer "i'm dead broke" is the kind of thing that if you're someone in the republican party that can do a populist-type campaign, if you're from the midwest, you're going to look at that sound bite and more enticed to run against her. >> let's listen -- one of tests of any politician is when you make a mistake, how quickly you clean it up. it was to diane sawyer in a taped interview when she said she was dead broke, then on "good morning america" she changed her tune. >> let me just clarify that i fully appreciate how hard life is for so many americans today. bill and i were ob