Organizing early marches and also to the organization hope live streamed every evades forcing their presence onto the political agenda imo joined by from the granite city of beaten by police at dusk to see one of the organizers of the. Last week and these marches have been taking place right round scotland the been gathering streams gathering numbers gathering the mental but do marches like that really make a difference of even the biggest market share of 100000 people there are some to say well thats 5000000. 00 plus people in scotland not talking up at the march do these marches make a difference they absolutely do and they show the cause to be a normal selfgoverning country in a very positive light we meet we Exchange Information and ideas the behavior is impeccable and the amount of people that you see all this is my 1st march. Or id love to go all but maybe marching is not my thing but these people they partake in street stalls deliver leaflets etc so theres a wide range of ways t
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johnson live at the scene for us. let s tell you exactly what happened. the students were outside of the walter f. robinson school. there had been a fire drill a little bit earlier this afternoon. they were going back inside the school at the time. the horrific accident happened right out here on west 31st and jfk boulevard. the principal made the decision to go ahead and put a human chain with all the adults around the school so the students would not see the accident happening outside of their school. we understand the patient had just left out of a doctor s office here on the corner of west 31st and jfk boulevard. he had walked out of the doctor s office. apparently he was getting ready to get inside his vehicle at the time. that s when the 43-year-old man was struck by a pickup truck that was heading northbound here in bayonne. he was getting in to his car and apparently all of the items, his sneakers, cell phone, several that truck that struck him continued northbound
alcohol content on gum he had been chewing. his copilot, according to the drinking an unknown beverage from a cup before and during both of those flights. now, his first flight that day was from jfk to orlando. had about 119 passengers on board. the second flight was from orlando back to jfk with 151 passengers on board. short time ago. we tried questioning him about the charges he is facing. explain it. where are you working right now? no comment. do you have anything to say to the passengers? no comment. reporter: 15 years in jail if convicted. he was released on $50,000 bond. as for jetblue they have a zero tolerance policy. he was terminated. live in brooklyn tonight, alice gainer, cbs 2 news. suffolk county prosecutors say that they stopped a heroin operation connected to five overdoses. cbs 2 s jennifer mclogan reports on the arrests in a major heroin ring in shirley. reporter: on the streets of suffolk family worry. their county leads the state in heroin
no injuries at this collision. lou young, cbs 2 news. more breaking news. a jetblue pilot in federal court accused of flying drunk. cbs 2 s alice gainer live outside the courthouse in brooklyn with the details. reporter: maurice and kristine, dennis thomas murphy junior was arraigned today after being arrested at his home this morning. we are waiting to see if his wife, father or he might come outside. he was released on $50,000 bond. last april, the jetblue pilot was pulled from his second flight of the day for random alcohol testing. the test showed he had a concentration of .111%. now, according to the complaint, any individual with a blood alcohol content of .10 or more is considered under the influence. murphy blamed it on gum he had been chewing instead of alcohol. his copilot saw murphy from a cup before and during both flights that day. now, his first flight that day was jfk to orlando. 119 passengers were on board. the second was from orlando back to jfk. that ha