google recognizes that. >> is this go beyond alec?s there other things that google is doing in statehouses or congress to support congress changed and i are's -- climate change deniers? >> they are heavily invested in political contributions in washington dc. google contributed almost $700,000 to climate change congress since 2008. there is additional steps that need to be taken. trent was very clear that the company has a view about climate change. it should make sure it's a little confirmations are aligned with that. >> when we get a statement from google, we will share it on twitter. , things forson joining us. of spaces biggest stars has competition. elon musk in jeff bezos, we ask commander chris hadfield what he'd ask about the private space race, next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west," i'm emily chang. the spacex capsule is docked at the international space agent, two days after launching from cape canaveral. it is carrying batteries, food, clothing, a 3-d printer, and even 20 mice that will live up in space for research p

it makes sense to me that exxon mobile supports alec.t make sense to me that google is getting involved in funding a group that's opposing understanding about climate change. why is google involved with alec? >> that's a great question for google. >> what do you think? you've been insisting that they end that relationship. >> alec is very active in state houses around the country. to the extent you are a country that wants to have interest in state houses, alec is an organization you would probably think about. the problem of course from our perspective is while google and alec may align on tax policy or immigration policy -- not immigration policy. trade or other types of things they're fundamentally at odds. the good news from google is they placed climate change high enough on their list of priorities that they disaffiliated from this group. >> i have a statement -- >> how do you respond that? >> it's more lies, frankly. the american legislative exchange counsel has not been shy about their position on climate change. look back at a d

jarad and alec. >> stephen: malcolm brickhouse, jarad dawkins and alec atkins.youngest guests i've ever had. you guys play metal and you play it hard. we'll hear it in just a minute if you want to stick around and play for us. how did you get discovered? tell the people what happened. >> well, me and jarad started when we were 7, and he came in, like, three years ago. >> stephen: you guys have been playing together since you were 7? >> yeah. >> stephen: how did you meet alec? >> i was always around. >> stephen: all right. and you guys were playing in times square? >> yeah. >> stephen: you were muscling in on elmo's territory. (laughter) all right. and you guys were playing there for how long? >> two years. >> yeah, a good two years. >> stephen: and you have been discovered. someone's given you a $1.8 million recording contract. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: so, um, how's eighth grade? good? is it good? >> yeah. >> stephen: what's your favorite class? >> nothin'. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. so you guys have got an e.p. coming out la

want to be alec baldwin.party. >> happy birthday! >> seth: you promoted this film in toronto. >> yeah, we went to the toronto film festival. the one thing i found different is sometimes in the u.s., people will come up to you at a movie premier and be like, "can i get a picture," and you're like, "of course," that's what you're there for. in canada, there seemed to be this added layer of not only -- they didn't want a picture, they had elaborate scenarios that they wanted you to act out with them. this guy came up and said, "so, here's what i need you to do." i was like, "okay." he's like, "my daughter is a filmmaker." i'm like, "oh, my gosh that's amazing." he's like, "my daughter just made her first film." i go, "how old is she?" she's 24. okay, because from your hands, i thought she was nine. no, she's 24. my wife is keeping her in the bathroom. so you go in there, and you -- i'm going in the bathroom, why? just say congratulations on your film. partly because i'm too obedient, and i kind of wanted to stop

-- beyond alec?here other things that google is doing in statehouses to support climate change deniers? >> google as well as others are heavily invested in the political contribution in washington, d.c., so google, for example, contributed to climate change deniers in congress. this is since 2008, so there are additional steps that need to be taken. they were very clear that they need to make sure that they need to align with that view. >> and they have not had time to get back to us. this is on twitter and beyond. >> all right, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> one of space's biggest stars with jeff bezos and elon musk. next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. spacex has docked at the international space station, with a 3-d printer and even 20 mice who will live up in space for research purposes. this is a resupply mission under the spacex contract with nasa. and elon musk will have company. the jeff bezos company announced a government contract of its own, in par

alec baldwin flies off the handle. him off this time. >>> and overnight, some of hollywood's hottest stars exposed. nude photos leaked by hackers who allegedly broke into apple's icloud. is your data vulnerable? you better believe it. mornings are better with friends. >> it's "fox & friends". >>> not only is it labor day, it's september 1. that's the thing that's freaking me out about what today is. >> summer is over. is it official? >> summer is over, yes. >> but you actually say we'll check in with maria with this. but summer is on the way. >> it will be a really hot week. really the hottest of the summer. so summer didn't happen. here it is. >> it's jihaddists gone wild. islamic militants throw ago pool party. how did this even happen? peter doocy joins us live from washington with the answer. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. normally when you see people jumping off a roof and into a pool on youtube, you expect the amateur dare devils to be harmless young teen-agers. but that is not the case in this video be

alec baldwin flying into a fit of rage. surprise, surprise.ar what set him off this time. >>> and three weeks after he killed a fellow driver on the track, tony stewart makes his nascar comeback.

plus alec baldwin in trouble again.ut a photographer getting too close he ends up in a cop's face. how that same photographer kept >> actor alec baldwin in yet another confrontation with police. this time in the hamptons and tmz has the video. it shows baldwin yelling at the officer. tmz says police were about to arrest baldwin for not only pu pushing a photographer but putting him in a head lock. they did not arrest the actor because the photographer declined to press charges. >> in your money tonight, a change that could have you paying up more for a child to apply alone american airlines is about to raise the age limit on children flying without having unaccompanied minor status. right now children 12 and older can fly by themselves but as of wednesday, the airline is going to make parents buy it's unaccompanied minor service for children between the ages of five and 14. that will cost an additional $150 for one-way ticket. >>> how often have you had an idea but had no way to get it off the ground? a new company is n

reports from alec henderson in the command center saying more jihadis were heading into theville last, the residential villa where the ambassador was hiding where the plan they would do if the compound came under attack, so-called react plan. again the chief of base said no, no, hold in place. we have to get more fire power. another ten minutes goes by. by this point there, they found, they have actually managed to get to the compound, to the, excuse me to the villa where the am boos door is, using silent military hand signals. this was coordinated military attack. they found a december, cans of diesel fuel and starting to does the furniture in the main living area. andty goes again to his chief of base says, chief, we've got to do, we've got to go. they're starting a fire. they're seeing smoke. the chief says, no, no, we hold your horses we have to get more firepower. ty wood says, you know what? expletives deleted we're out of here. he gets his guy together in the two mercedes g wagons and they go one mile, normally is five minutes to the diplomatic compound. the first thing that co

alec miran in 1989. just watching you watch that.we talk about these pictures out of hong kong, take me back to that day in beijing and how it foreshadowed what was to come on june 4th. >> okay. well, we had originally gone to cover the visit of mikhail gorbachev, two of the most powerful communist nations in the world had met. we had been on the air 12 hours a day for about a week and a half. and we still had another eight hours left on our satellite lease, which we never believed they would allow us to bring in our own satellite dish because it gave us more freedom than any other broadcaster had ever had. and among the major networks, only a couple of us had our own transmissions. it was a big deal. anyway, our lease was about to run out in eight or nine hours time. the pictures were so fabulous i was told to try to keep us on the air for a while longer. and that's what this argument is about. in retrospect if, they let our lease run out and not renewed it, this could've gone very quietly. but as it was, this became a moment like y

[siren] >> you don't know me. >> alec. bill: so that video from tmz.com.pparently baldwin and his wife and daughter were at the park in the hamptons. witnesses say the photographer was getting too close for comfort. baldwin was pushing the photographer. had him in a head lock. that's when police showed up. the photographer in the end, said, no, we're cool. we're all good. did not press charges. so there you go. that is how that story ended. martha: that is one celebrity story. here is the another. fbi said it will address a massive hack that leaked nude photos of more than a dozen a-list celebrities, half dozen, including academy award winning actress jennifer lawrence and model actress kate upton. raising new concerns about the security of private internet accounts like apple's icloud. we have a internet security expert. dan schorr is former prosecutor and associate managing director at kroll. good to have you here. first thing that props in my mind, why do they take naked photographs of themselves and put them on the phone or icloud or anywhere else. i d

alec joins corporate lobbyists with state lawmakers to craft model bills nationwide.his week, in an interview with npr, the google chair said that funding alec had been a mistake and accused them of making the world a much worse place by lying about climate change. in south carolina, a state trooper has been fired and arrested after shooting an african-american man four times as he reached for his drivers license during a stop for an alleged the belt -- seatbelt violation when he was at a gas station. footage from a dashboard camera shows lavar edward jones reaching for a license after the trooper asked to see it. as he reaches into the truck and then turns back around, he shoots him four times. jones, who has disappeared from the frame asks why he was shot. >> why did you shoot me? >> while you dove headfirst back into your car. i told you to get out of your car. >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear two words. >> the trooper has been charged with aggravated assault and could face up to 20 years in prison. in california, an african-american woman has won a one point $5 million

at that moment the alert was sounded by alec henderson, the regional security officer in front of those monitors, 9:42 p.m. local time. he sounded the alert. it went out over loudspeakers all across the compound. everybody could hear it, it said, attack, attack k. be simultaneously, the alert was sounded a mile away in the cia annex where ty woods and other cia contractors who were former navy seals were waiting. now, when ty heard the alert go off, he gathered five other former special operations guys, they got their weapons together, started loading them into two mercedes g wagons and then went to see the cia chief of base and said, hey, you know, we gotta go rescue these guys, they're under attack. the chief of base said, no. hold your horses. he did not say stand down, he said hold in place. hold your horses, hold in place. we need to get some serious firepower to help you go rescue these guys. so let me give a call to the 17th february martyrs brigade who is on contract with us, at least they're supposed to be on contract with us to do security there and get some 50 caliber gun tru

. >> verne: alec morris is on. he will hand it off at quarterback. tyler jones, number 20. a little friendly pat. a moment ago, blake waited patiently. won the battle in the scrimmage one week before the season opener. today 23 of 33 for 445, he had 300 something at halftime. >> gary: again, take out the big plays. he still did great without that. our conference has gone through a transition. you lose mccarron, murray, mettenberger, connor shaw, johnny manziel -- the whole -- and now the young guys. kenny hill, who last week we saw two of them. now blake sims picks it up from there. >> verne: brilliant performance by sims. congratulatory pats from nick saban and will muschamp. 42-21. the stars of the day, amari cooper, 10 catches, 201, and blake sims who threw for 445. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from tuscaloosa. 42-21 crimson tide win it. coming up tonight, "ncis" and the other regular programming. "the dodge post-game show" is up next after these messages and a word from your local station. >> adam: adam zucker in new york. sco

alec gutierrez is here. welcome back to the show.in what tile washed means and how many cars we could be talking about. >> title washing generally refers to whether unscrupulous individual or dealer, take as car with branded title, salvaged title, usually the result of flood damage or damaged frame or other such happenings and take that vehicle and find a way to either alter the vin pattern, either digitally or analog and, rebrand the car. it is done by taking the car registering out-of-state in a state that doesn't reference the national title database to in essence wipe away the previous history. >> you said a lot there. let's unpack some of this. we've had several very large storms, hurricanes. a lot of cars were submerged. for example, hurricane ivan submerged 100,000 cars in the southeast. katrina 600,000 cars. it goes on and on this list. see it right there. hurricane ike back in 2008, 100,000 cars. so, instead of just junk those cars, there are some disreputable folks that try to resell them. keep in mind you may not be in the

here to discuss this is alec howard, a columnist for the website tech republic, and expert on the government's of new media. and out of washington, d.c, jordan lieberman. online platform that collects data and thank you for being here. >> we use publicly available data that's the voter file which comes from publicly available sources. we rent commercial data and target online with cookies. >> alex, revolutioning politics, how so and do consumers know how their data is being used? >> so much data you can't analyze it by traditional means and the then the democratization of the tools. much more data that were before and lots of ability to analyze it gives different kinds of tools to the kind of political operatives that have been trying to manipulate the tools for decades like our guest. trying to understand who voters are where they are in different districts how they might vote how they voted in the past, the publicly accessible things in your voter file. what's different is explosive what you buy what you watch, who you might spend time with. whether they're influential on you and that's actu

second quarter chefs up 7 alec smith. charles on the bubble screen. dive into the end zone. up 14 nothing. smith charles took up again in the third. he does the rest on the flat. 3 touch down on the night. brady was terrible. sack twice fumble 20's threw 2 interception. 13 yard pick 6. tom looking 36 years old. the they head to san francisco to face the 49 they are sunday. >> final time out before we check on the a's in kansas city after the barbecue but to face the wild card play. oakland starting pitcher as we hey john check it out. whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel's live just like on tv but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. the x1 entertainment operating system only from xfinity. extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting

second quarter chefs up 7 alec smith. charles on the bubble screen. dive into the end zone.14 nothing. smith charles took up again in the third. he does the rest on the flat. 3 touch down on the night. brady was terrible. sack twice fumble 20's threw 2 interception. 13 yard pick 6. tom looking 36 years old. the they head to san francisco to face the 49 they are sunday. >> final time out before we check on the a's in kansas city after the barbecue but to face the wild card play. oakland starting pitcher as we the wild card play. oakland starting pitcher as we continue. all around the world ♪ the dedicated people of united airlines ♪ are there to support you. ♪ that's got your back friendly. ♪ >> kansas city the place to be tomorrow. royals host the a in the wild card playing game to kick off the post season. kansas city hadn't played a post season game since winning the 1985 world series. longest drought in the major. they will send their ace james shield to the mound against john lester this game is wide. billy bean traded cespedes and he wants to proof it was worth it. >> e

alec jenson said the case serves as a warning to anyone visiting the country. >> you would have thoughthat this man could have been used for positive propaganda purposes having, as you said, sought asylum as a u.s. citizen, himself. north korea will be saying to anybody else who is going to come into north korea on one of their popular tour packages that you have to stay very much between the lines that they set. otherwise, these are the kinds of consequences you can face. >> that's a message to the christian missionaries we have seen in the past but in this case, where we don't really know the true motivations. beyond that, of course, we can't ignore the fact that right now, we've got three prominent detainees in north korea. they are u.s. citizenship. washington is clearly big factor here. >> ukraine's defense minister said nato weapons are on the way to ukraine. agreements over weapons deliveries were reached at nato's summit in wales last week and as forester walker reports, they are closer to the airport in the donetsk in eastern ukraine. >> this is the second day we have been hear

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second quarter chefs up 7 alec smith. charles on the bubble screen. dive into the end zone. up 14 nothing. smith charles took up again in the third. he does the rest on the flat. 3 touch down on the night. brady was terrible. sack twice fumble 20's threw 2 interception. 13 yard pick 6. tom looking 36 years old. the they head to san francisco to face the 49 they are sunday. >> final time out before we check on the a's in kansas city after the barbecue but to face the wild card play. oakland starting pitcher as we oh no, we have a dress code here, ♪ and it's not see through. next! whoa, this is a lunchbox, not a halloween bag. so sorry - this lunchbox is already at capacity. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese. a good source of protein and calcium, and a whole lot of fun. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >> kansas city the place to be tomorrow. royals host the a in the wild card playing game to kick off the post season. kansas city hadn't played a post season game since winning the 1985 world series. longest drough

we are being just as pitcher alec casillas right back at him and it doesn't help. we need a message ladies and gentlemen that is a positive message for america's future, something that includes all americans. we should be the party. the republican party is the party of the union. we want to unite people at the democratic party wins elections by dividing america into classes and groups. that is how they win and they go out and try to pump up the votes within their own little groups. the emigrant party is a collection of these groups. all these little groups. that is not who we are. it's not that the republican party is. we are the party that is a broad-based party that doesn't rely on a special-interest group to fund us. that is who we are. we have to have a message that appeals to that broad group. >> great, thank you. are you ready for some questions? [applause] >> hi my name is emily and i go to the university of dallas. >> my daughter graduated from there. >> and you talk about the rising cost of college education and? >> that is one of the toughest issues out t

. >> google has ended its as aionship with alec result of left-leaning associations.o you respond to that? the american legislative exchange council has not been shy about their position on climate change. the draftk back at legislation may proposed in 2009, it suggested keeping climate change as a theory around the country. about free market. that is about misinformation. and google, of course, recognizes that. >> does this go beyond this? are there other things that google is doing in statehouses to support climate change deniers? >> google as well as others are heavily invested in the initical contribution washington, d.c., so google, for example, contributed to climate change deniers in congress. so there are 2008, additional steps that need to be taken. they were very clear that they need to make sure that they need to align with that view. >> and they have not had time to get back to us. beyond.on twitter and >> all right, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. space's biggest stars with jeff bezos and elon musk. next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west.

. >> alec baldwin was in "one life to live." i am that old. take my word for it. >> i will. >> i was in college. >> what is more shocking is channing tatum is helping to write it. >> oh my gosh! oh my gosh! that's a reason just not to watch it, i'm sorry. fourth time on your show that we are talking about channing tatum. this is the fourth time. you know what, i don't like channing tatum. >> i wish we did the ben affleck story. >> that's on tomorrow. he will say this is the hardest news i have been covering. we will talk about card counting. all mcconaghey was playing was the same character from "dazed and confused" except a stripper. he was the only good part about that movie. >> how dare you? you know what, get off the set! get off! you're lucky it's over. remi, camille, joe app, kurt, great show. i had a lot of fun. a lot of fun. out for you. >>> breaking tonight, the generals push harder on the commander in chief as a growing number of military leaders openly worry about the president's plan of battle against the terror threat in the middl

finally, exhausted and choking, he climbs to the roof and radios alec henderson and dave uben, two security agents elsewhere inside the compound. his message, the ambassador and sean smith are missing. >> now, tig, you and jack and rone are going the front gate and it's open? >> when i was standing right here, the land cruiser came from this direction. i thought it was like bad guys still in the land cruisers. so i drew down my weapon. >> saw it was d.s. guys driving it. >> and that's when i heard, hey, we can't find the ambassador. started moving towards the front porch, getting up on the front porch and that's when they're pulling sean's body out of the window. >> sean smith? >> sean smith. >> but the ambassador's still lost. >> but the ambassador's still lost. >> to you and tyrone woods, rone, go into the building one of many times. but go in and there's a moment there. >> he was saying, hey, i can't find my way out. i was saying come to my voice, but he almost made another right into where, i think, it was the dining room. and it was totally engulfed in flames. i reached out and grabbed

finally, exhausted and choking, he climbs to the roof and radios alec henderson and dave uben, two security agents elsewhere inside the compound. his message, the ambassador and sean smith are missing. >> now, tig, you and jack and rone are going the front gate and it's open? >> when i was standing right here, the land cruiser came from this direction. i thought it was like bad guys still in the land cruisers. so i drew down my weapon. >> saw it was d.s. guys driving it. >> and that's when i heard, hey, we can't find the ambassador. started moving towards the front porch, getting up on the front porch and that's when they're pulling sean's body out of the window. >> sean smith? >> sean smith. >> but the ambassador's still lost. >> but the ambassador's still lost. >> to you and tyrone woods, rone, go into the building one of many times. but go in and there's a moment there. >> he was saying, hey, i can't find my way out. i was saying come to my voice, but he almost made another right into where, i think, it was the dining room. and it was totally engulfed in flames. i reached out and grabbed

scotland's first minister alec salmond hit back at business leaders who said they'd move headquartersscotland was independent. >> people of scotland will not be bullied by big oil, supermarkets out of a once in a lift opportunity to build a prosperous country and fairer society. >>> a fast-moving wildfire in the u.s. state of california is fuelled by hot weather and drought. the blaze spread choose the cleveland national forest in orange county. flames are moving up mountain slopes, and evacuation orders have been issued to home owners. to our "my home" series where we look at the lives of millions surviving the slums around the world. on any given day in the u.s., there are more than 600,000 homeless people. many lie on the streets, some live in shelters. some camp out in the woods near wealthy cities. rob reynolds reports from san jose. >> reporter: the people that live here call this the jungle. it's a rough patch of landfilled with trees, shrubs, trash and dwellings of 250 to 300 homeless people. a maze of path ways winds through the tents and shanties made of scavenged lumber and

finally exhausted and choking, he climbs to the roof and radios alec henderson and dave bubu his message the ambassador and shawn smith are missing. >> tig, you and jack and rone are going to the front gate and it is open? >> when i was standing right here the land cruiser came i thought it was bad guys filling the langers. i drew down my weapon and i saw the f guys were driving it. that's when i heard eddy, we can't find the ambassador. started moving towards the front porch getting up on the front porch and that's when they were pulling sean's body out of the window. >> sean smith? >> sean smith. >> but the ambassador is still lost? >> ambassador is still lost. >> take you and tyrone woods rone go in the building many times and there's a moment there. >> he was saying hey, i can't find my way out. i said come to my voice, come to my voice. he almost made another right to the dining room and it was totally ungulfed in flames. i reached out and grabbed him went out and coughed our lungs. >> you are back here? >> one of the libyan guards in the back said come open the date gate. open the

[laughter] being a smart alec. i just imagine he would have been the first marie antoinette if he had not done something with the viking raids. he literally decided, "well, we'll have our own fleet." he's the founder of the british navy. on johnd your biography barry. he was the first catholic to serve in a high position. was he ever discriminated against? >> he never was given any notification of it. there's letters and documents at the library of congress and the national archives, but he really never mentions anything at all about being discriminated against. case ofit was a classic ability surmounting any prejudices. he was lucky when he was sent to the colonies that he came to philadelphia because there was much more anti-catholic fervor in the new england colonies then there was, and philadelphia was pretty much thought of as wide .pen minded when 100 irish immigrants show up at the docks, it looks as if ireland is going to send all its inhabitants hitter. i don't think it quite turned out that way. >> i woul

he ends up as a staff officer for henry alec. northwest thing you know he's commanding a brigade. he doesn't do too badly. before that, he ends up being appointed the colonel of the second calvary. his stint as a commander of cal i have -- calvary is going to last about 60 degrees. .e will command a brigade he is then promoted to brigadier general and ends up in command f this diff, of intpwhantry -- infantry. he is appointed commander of the army of potomac calvary corps. he says who do you want to command and he suggests sheridan to which grant's response is just the fellow i had in mind. so sheridan is a drinker. he's a little guy. .e's 5'2" he said his arms could treach down wount bending over. he had a very large head and tended to wear a funny looking hat. he was known for having a titanic irish temper. nd this will come into play. we now have to replace the first ivision commander. toll bert resigns as confederate commission ends up spending up until the winner of 1864 all of his time commanding infantry. he commanded a six can -- when he's appointed to take command of the

british professor alec jeffrey accidently discovered d.n.a.gerprints, and three decades later it is a major crime fighting tool from around the world. >> what we have is a replica of the real d.n.a.... >> these schoolchildren are getting to grips with a case that made history. in 1985 british immigration authorities have doubts that a bay accompanying a wom -- boy accompanying a woman from ghana was her son. thanks to d.n.a. technology, she prod she was. the scientists that discovered it remember the reaction from the university. >> i stood up and told them about the biology of the d.n.a. i speculated at the end maybe we could catch rainists using this technology by analysing and typing the semen. at that point the back row of the audience - they thought it was mad and i lost the plot. well history proved me right and them wrong. >> genetic finger printing is something we have taken for granted. it led to a range of applications. it was used in the 1990s, to prove beyond doubt that dolly was a clone of another animal, and used to solve human p

alec annedria will hold a vandal light vigil tonight and do the formal rededication tomorrow. >>> well, a lot of drama for drivers on a friday. parkway. it impacts d.c., maryland, and virginia drivers. how this truck driver got into this sticky situation and what it means for the drivers now. >>> and meredith vieira speaks about the toughest decision she had to make as a mother during her career. she talks about what we can a >>> a couple from new york is missing after their small plane flew almost 2,000 miles off course. the private plane left rochester airport this morning heading to naples, florida. the pilot reported a problem to air traffic controllers ask then moments later they couldn't contact the plane. f-16 fighter jets scrambled to intercept it setting off an international alert. nbc's mark barger reports. pilots saw the pilot slumped over in the cockpit before the plane went down. >> he's breathing. i can see his chest rise and falling. >> reporter: words from an f-16 pilot escorting an unresponsive private plane flying 25,000 feet over the atlantic ocean. this single engin

pro-independence leader alec salmond calls today's campaign a gift. >> if they were coming by bus i'd >> reporter: it's so close that the queen who is in scotland and supposed to be above politics is said to be very concerning that a country who's been together for 30 breaking apart on her watch. the palace has had to issue a statement saying she will not enter a debate. others have including president obama speaking last june. >> we obviously have a deep interest in making sure that one of the closest allies that we will ever have remains strong, robust, and united as an effective partner. >> reporter: that's now in serious doubt. the vote is next thursday, and, gayle, it's too close to call. >> but i know markey will stay on top of it. >>> ahead, eye on money. jill schlesinger is in our toyota green room with >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by cvshealth because health is everything. e, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical ca

finally exhausted and choking, he climbs to the roof and radios alec henderson and dave ubin, two securitys elsewhere inside the compound. his message -- the ambassador and sean smith are missing. >> now, tig, you and jack and roneing going the front gate. it's open? >> when i was standing right here, the land cruiser came from this direction, i thought it was bad guys stealing the land cruiser. i drew down my weapon. then i saw it was d.s. guys driving it, i heard, hey, we can't find the ambassador, i started moving toward the front porch, getting on the front porch. that's when they were pulling sean's body out of the window. >> sean smith? >> sean smith. >> but the ambassador is still lost? >> the ambassador is still lost. >> tig,ened you and rone go in, one of many times, and there's a moment there. >> he was saying, i can't find my way out. come to my voice, but he almost made another right into where the -- i think it was a dining room. it was just totally engulfed in flames. i reached out, grabbed him, said this way, and we just went out, and coughs up a couple lungs. >> you're back