national security adviser tony blinken, to the shape of the battlefield with retired four-star general jack king and the role of congress with senators john barrasso and angus king. but we begin with chief washington correspondent james rosen with the latest developments. >> there is new u.s. evidence air strikes in syria killed the leader of the khorasan group. the al qaeda-affiliated cell washington claims was close to carrying out an attack on a western target. cite the independent monitors jihadist groups online says a twitter account posted condolences for the operative killed on tuesday. also this weekend, u.s. fighter jets struck an isis installation inside syria near the turkish border following two days of attacks by the terror group of the village of kobani. and british prime minister david cameron has ordered the uk's first air missions in the coalition fight against isis. two royal air force conducted reconnaissance in a seven-hour flight over iraq but did not fire on any targets. senior british officials say they may soon approve arf air strikes inside syria. the pentagon and three

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. >> reporter: general jack king said we saw the same pattern.nd he only give the generals three- quarters of the troops they asked for. that was a 25 percent reduction in the minimum requirements. captain same pattern in iraq. u.s. troops were withdrawn because of our failure to come to a status of force agreement with the iraqi, or al- maliki government. that could have been kept in place if the white house exerted pressure. what is lack suggest. >> you need margaret thatcher when she persuaded bush about the incursion to kuwait by saddam hussein. that is the strength of leadership. but the skeptism about his role. and we know now that the ground campaign for a fact, is what will be decisive in defeating and destroying isis. >> the president is basically trying to navigate a middle way and attacking isis from the air with the united states air force and training and boltering iraqis and kurds and keep his disheartened democratic base two months out from an important election appeased. >> i said before american forces will not have a combat miss

by the way, we will be talking to general jack king later on about this very issue. julie?>>> a new warning that islamic militants in somalia are planning revenge attacks after the death of their leader in a u.s. air strike earlier this week. somalia government officials say they have credible evidence that al shabaab is plotting against hospitals and schools. the leader of the group was killed on monday, he is believed responsible for the west gate mall attack in nairobi kenya last year that killed 67 people. >>> a fox news alert. president obama holding off from taking any executive action on immigration before the november elections. white house officials says he believes taking steps on his own would politicize the issue during the midterm campaign and hamper efforts to reach a broader overhaul. molly heninberg live in d.c. with all the details about this. >> reporter: hi, kelley. he may wait until after the midterms but president obama made the point yesterday during the nato summit in wales that he believes he has the authority to take action on immigration separate f

general jack king says he supports the president's effort to put together the strategic coalition addingt is a specific step towards defeating isis. >> it is very significant we have four aer rarab muslim countries attacking a sunni based terror organization. many frwere urged to do somethi assad before. but now this is isis. tsz significa it is significant in my judgment. they also aid hamas. i always felt we had a way to do this country. >> another cause to concern this coalition is strong in the united states. they will chair a meeting on the security council he is expected to push for it giening backing for isis. some of our viewers have been tweeting back to me this morning saying their major concern is that we won't be able to finish a job and isis won't retaliate against many of the people there. thank you so much, kelly. syria knew full well the requai strikes were in bound. now the sworld watching and waiting for a request from president bish chashar al-assad. good morning, john. >> good morning, ainsley. syrian's president assad hasn't said anything about this. we haven't heard

. >> we'll survey the battlefield with fox news analyst general jack king. strategy working? we'll ask white house deputy national security adviser tony blinken. and will congress vote to authorize this new war? we'll talk with two leading senators, john

. >> we'll survey the battlefield with fox news analyst general jack king. strategy working? we'll ask white house deputy national security adviser tony blinken. and will congress vote to authorize this new war? we'll talk with two leading senators, jo

. >> we'll survey the battlefield with fox news analyst general jack king.the president's strategy working? we'll ask white house deputy national security adviser tony blinken. and will congress vote to authorize this new war? we'll talk with two leading

wendy, burger king, jack in the box and ronald mcdonald are depicted as junk food dealers.hey say the video is based on their own personal experiences with fast food. they say they want to encourage others to eat more vegetables and food locally grown. >>> three automakers today announced three separate recalls, including two vehicles which actually could explode. >> michael finney here now with the details. >> you can't tell the players without a program. there are so many recalls today. >> it's constant. >> it is constant. general motors today announced a recall of 3,200 natural gas powered vehicles, because of the risk of fire or explosion. the vehicles are known to leak gas. recalled are the chevrolet express, made between september 2010 and april 28th of this year. gm also recalled the savannah vehicles made between may 23rd, 2011, and april 21st of this year. and 2014 and 2014 fiat 500 ls. one of the air bags may not inflate properly. and toyota recalled five different vehicles, including the 2014 analog because of a fuel pipe problem. also named as a recall for the s

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the site of protest, other fast food chains were not spared, from wendy's, taco bell, to burger king, jack in the box. >> i've been working for jack in the box and past corporations in general for about five years. i have a 9-year-old child and i'm looking to support him and all the other fast food workers in the family struggling trying to survive on $7.25. >> this movement emboldened workers, the most marginal and vulnerable in the economy and once again today by the thousands risked jobs and meager livelihoods to risk arrest, possibly being fired. in kansas city, more than 50 workers were arrested on a day when workers were expected to walk out of 60 restaurants in that city, alone, just in kansas city. a movement now, declared la toya caldwell, a wendy's employee in flint, fmichigan. more than 20 workers were arrested there. in west milwaukee, wisconsin, our next guest, a congresswoman was detained by police. tucson, arizona, organizers say this is just the beginning and described in specific terms what it mean to be a low-wage worker. >> i work an entire day of work and it's enough to

ma onve been with jack stage singing "the line king was quote -- "the lion king was quote and everybody cheering. >> the interesting thing for people to understand is that, china at the time when alibaba was founded, there was not many places for young people to go and pursue their dreams. working for some state-owned enterprise. the internet was a first-time young people in china had a chance to go out and chart their own destinies. dreamersny attracted who had this passion and idealism. that is why i think they are so devoted to what alibaba is doing. i think you see that with a lot of internet companies in china. the first real national euros that -- national heroes that were not anointed by the state but were homegrown came out of the race of entrepreneurs. >> alibaba did go public was before in 2007. that is where your film ends. what was that moment like? >> on the one hand, it was exciting, just like you would expect from an ipo. we had worked building this marketplace for a long time. successful in hong kong that even the currency was destabilized. the government had to interven

you open with jack ma onstage singing the lion king and everybody cheering.otice this devotion to alibaba. >> the interesting thing to understand is at the time when alibaba was founded there were not many places for young people .o go and pursue their dreams working for the government wasn't a great outlet. timenternet was the first china had to go out and chart their own destiny. the company that attracted dreamers that had this passion and idealism, that is why they are so devoted to what alibaba is doing. i think you see that with a lot of internet companies in china. are the first real national heroes that were homegrown. >> alibaba did go public in 2007. what was that moment like? >> it was exciting, just like you would expect from an ipo. we had worked building this business to business marketplace for a long time. him the ipo was so successful in hong and even the current -- the ipo was so successful in hong kong that even the currency was destabilizing. i think the stock price immediately shot right up and then the financial crisis came and they ende

you open with jack ma on stage singing "the lion king," and everybody cheering.almost this patriotic devotion to alibaba. explain that to me. >> the interesting thing for people to understand is that, china at the time when alibaba was founded, there was not many places for young people to go and pursue their dreams. working for the government was not a really great outlet, working for some state-owned enterprise. the internet was the first time young people in china had a chance to go out and chart their own destinies. the company attracted dreamers who had this passion and idealism. that is why i think they are so devoted to what alibaba is doing. i think you see that with a lot of internet companies in china. the first real national heroes that were not anointed by the state but were homegrown came out of the ranks of entrepreneurs. >> alibaba did go public once before, in 2007. that is where your film ends. what was that moment like? >> on the one hand, it was exciting, just like you would expect from an ipo. we had worked building this business to business m

jack took the stage. ♪ [intro to "the lion king" plays] >> can you feel the love tonight? well, it may not have been typical for a company chairman, but it was not surprising coming from jack. people outside the company assumed he was crazy. but those of us inside the company knew better. this is the story, in my own words, and in the most honest way possible, of what i saw and what i learned from a teacher, teacher, his dream, and from his country. ♪ >> it is hard for me to imagine the china that jack was born into. while the est lake in his hometown provided a quiet escape. china's cultural revolution was just beginning. for the next 10 years, the country was thrown into political chaos. capitalists and intellectuals were punished and sent to the countryside. families and friends were divided along class lines. china was closed to the world, and its inner turmoil was invisible to most people in the west. i was just a young boy, enjoying a typical childhood in the united states, and i never could have predicted my own future would one day intersect with that of another yo

jack-in-the-box. enough with burger king, there's an inversion deal with a fattening concept. despite what you saw today, the world is turning on doughnuts faster than soda. and it's remarkable, anything hospital, tenant, hca, go to from here to year end. at the beginning of september, what to go to. same goes for cvs, and sicigna. and two others, i think parago and malencrod. as we head into cold and flu season, and the quest core deal coming online, i think the bears are rolling. regeneron and others are the best ways to play drugs. i think the drug they announced this week that lowers the cholesterol could make it go for ages. it's the first 360 points. i hope you bought it ahead of the new drugs announcement, i pretty much hit it every day. what am i going to tell you? terrific big cap stocks that are about avoiding europe. oil got hit today, led to an amazing rally in the transports. don't trust the whole group. do like spirit air and southwest, more price sensitive. rails, they can't handle the freight they have. union pacific for autos, fracking sand and chemicals, or n

the parade kicked off 12 and king streets in wilmington 10 a.m. governor jack markle also took part. entertainment and activities for the kids followed at the tubman garrett riverfront park. >> city workers spent the day cleaning up the ben franklin parkway after the made any america festivalch the action cam was there as crews got to work this morning. they broke down the stage and took down the signs and swept up the streets. organizeers say this year's festival drew 80,000 people got parkway and police say there were no major problems. we have a slide show of pictures from the weekend concerts on 6abc.com. >> still ahead. it's the time of year where it's all about pumpkin we're not just talking coffee and donuts. the industry getting boost from the fall flavor. >> hack attack targeting biggest names in hollywood and how someone claims they got intimate pictures of celebrities and how someone claims they got intimate pictures of celebrities and how the victims are restoppeding >> here's the big board with a big hollywood hack attack a user on the popular phot

kings or queens. they're playing the jack nicklaus golf course there. it won't play like a typical course here. >> rose: is it long? >> it's long but it's heatingland, and there are cotton bogs and it's-- depending on the weather, late september in scotland, chances are it will -- >> rain. >> it will rain, yeah. just the off chance it might happen. >> rose: maybe windy? >> could happen, yeah. there could be sheep involved. it's -- >> yes, it could. >> rose: it will-- it will be an interesting 7 test because-- >> it will be an interesting test because of the design and the place we fiend our golf course. >> rose: jack is a good golf course designer? >> i think he'll be remembered as one of the greatests. >> rose: really? >> yes. >> rose: he's the donald ross of his time? >> i think he'll be remembered in that regard. mired field village. >> rose: that's where he's from, isn't it? >> yes, that's sort of his home course, if you like. he takes a lot of criticism from players-- and i was one of the-- you know, i hated playing jack nicklaus gowfl courses. >>

burger king just announced a couple weeks ago it's doing it, moving its headquarters to can da -- canada. the practice has sparked a backlash on capitol hill. and today, jackking a keynote speech on it. for more details, we have this from new york. >> reporter: burger king made headlines when it said it was shifting its headquarters across the border. all part of its deal to buy canadian coffee shop business tim horton's. so why all the fuss? burger king's move is part of a tax strategy known as an inversion. that's when a u.s. firm buys a foreign company and relocates its headquarters abroad to lower its tax bill. one incentive is that america's corporate tax rate is 35%, the highest in the industrialized world. tax inversions aren't new, but they're back in the spotlight. >> the multi-nationals are leading the charge on this. >> financial consultant benjamin alderson said it's not just big companies trying to take advantage of this loophole. >> i increasingly get asked by a number of clients what can we do and what would you recommend we do, and i think it's very much something that's very much in demand right now. >> reporter: but the most powerful man

you had a difficult time telling who was the king and who was the jack in any given deck. many people were killed. and the cards became numbered and lettered, it became a family game where people could play cards without danger. i opened the store primarily because my interest in the fur trade had blossomed to the point where i wanted to give other people the opportunity to see what it would have been like to shop in 1840. so this would be the wal-mart of the 1840's. in 1845, as i mentioned, miles built the cabins and in 1947, the mormons, the l.d.s. church arrived in salt lake which is about 30 miles to the south. and 30 miles away was an incredibly close neighbor. in the west, people didn't live that close. and the tradition was that you built your settlement and then you claimed all of the land around you. the mormons came in with 124 people and all lived in a very close proximity. so miles wasn't exactly happy about having that many neighbors and that close. and so he figured that he might be better off going off to california. which he had been on numerous occasions.

we want to get started with jack taylor in the wtop traffic center. have someandria we good news. kingauregard and dawes avenue, crews are going to continue to work around this water main break. service is suspended between d.c. and philly, limited service on the northeast express. just ran ahead. we also had a problem with a big crash earlier near the turnpike. all lanes are open, big delays remain. plan ahead if this is the normal path of traffic. nice,recast seems pretty although we had rain in the area? >> not much more than sprinkles and most of that has dissipated. a cold front is working its way through the region and we will get more cloud cover in the afternoon. 67 is the current temperature, not bad overall. live super doppler seven with a couple of sprinkles in northern maryland and of the rain towards the eastern shore pulling out. the forecast for the day, we will work on getting clouds and sprinkles with sunshine in the afternoon, comfortable and warm with temperatures in the upper 80's. thursday, more clouds and a little bit cooler on friday. >> today is a tough day in t

jack lew. he says more needs to be done. >> some of them sent a letter to burger king saying u.s.yers pay for the roads you track your goods on, how can you do this? >> we will talk about the importance of tax reform. of president and cio virginia research will he there with ideas on how to invest in these markets. we will talk to him about these street will stop >> " smart" is at the top of the hour. coming up, watch out for that strange fax message or e-mail. research shows it's the most common form of a data breach. we'll have more on cyber security and how you can attack yourself in just a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. it's time for today's latin america report. argentina's house approved a bill that would allow the government to pay international bonds locally. it's an attempt to get around the u.s. court ruling that had the nation default for the second time. it would permit overseas investors to swap bonds for new debt -- new debt issued under domestic laws. the bill must now be approved by the president. separatists in northern spain staged protests to demand a secession sent

jack, there aren't many legendary investors like yourself. every once in a while, somebody who have really is able to invest decade after decade and show great growth, what are those -- one is bill gross, king of the bonds. he announced this week he was leaving pimco, the bond he built up and going to janice. what do you think of that? >> first of all bill gross is a legend. his industry had a lot of legends that have come and gone. bill gross has basically been good all his own career. he's smart, outspoken. he has a high level of integrity. it's -- i think it's sad in a lot of ways to have him leave firm he created to go to janus. for bill it will be easier to manage the portfolio. i think it's pimco's loss. >> if you had a few words wisd, what would they be? >> stay to course. if you get out, no one is going to tell you when to get back in. don't think you can outguess the market. nobody can. >> thank you for joining us. always a pleasure talking to you. >> okay becky. great to be with you again. >>> up next on this special edition of "on the money," the former president talks taxes, corporate inversions and how long we'll be in the middle east. >>> a matter of conscience. does it pay of

companies like burger king, medtronic and the drugmaker abbvie have announced plans to relocate after buying foreign firms. critics say the rules announced monday by treasury secretary jacklew are not enough to end the practice, without involvement from congress. the obama administration is increasing the u.s. nuclear arsenal despite president obama's public championing of disarmament. when obama won the nobel peace prize in 2008, the nobel committee cited his steps toward reducing nuclear stocks around the world. but the "new york times" reports obama is overseeing extensive rebuilding of nuclear weapons at home, including at a new plant in kansas city, dedicated last month, which is larger than the pentagon, and employs thousands of people. according to a recent federal study, the u.s. is poised to spend up to $1.1 trillion over the next three decades on modernizing nuclear weapons. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the u.s. has launched airstrikes in syria, targeting militants from the islamic state as well as mem

king. a picture of robert f kennedy. robert f kennedy, after his someones assassination, said -- the difficulty for him, as he wasve no rfk, to his brother jack you have a tim, as you were t im to steve? >> i think each person -- if you are a ceo, the most important thing to me is to pick people around you that are not like you , that complement you, because you want to build a puzzle. you don't want to stacked chick up and stack chicklets have everyone be the same. i believe in diversity with a capital d, diversity in thought and however you want to measure it. the people that surround me are not like me. they have skills i do not have. i might have some they do not have. what we do as a team collectively -- we are able to do some incredible things. and it is because we collaborate. i see one of my key things in life is to make sure we collaborate at an incredible level, because we run the company functionally. we are not like the typical big mber of that has n-nu divisions. everybody is a functional expert. we collectively, to get things done, work together as a team. the work happens horizontally in our company, not vertically. products ar

jack in georgia, i have been warning you for six years about multiculturalism. read your dam n e-mails. finally from wes, immigrants, whatever their source, must assimilate. now, to the author of "kingnd the woman who started thisál discussion, -- dr. alvea king. thousands were supporting what you were saying and others say we do live in a multicultural society and ant a judeo-christian society. you and the doctor should just disavow yourself of that old notion. you say what? >> neil, i am so grateful to answer this question for everyone who is watching. my uncle, martin luther king, jr., my father, reverend williams, kd and ml, would often say we don't have to drag people to the altar but we don't deny our faith mitchell daddy would say, you don't have to accept my jesus but i'm going to let you know what my jesus does for me. so multiculturalism is one thing, but if someone comes to my home i'm not going hide my bible. not going to take the scriptures off the wall and i have many people visit with me, and they're not offended. so, you don't beat people over the head with our faith but we usually are -- our founding fathers, with all their problems and their faults, -- knew we mos

king. and brother and hero, chuck costello. god bless you both. god bless everybody. god bless america. >> gavin curbny. caleb arron dack. carlos dacosta. brian paul dale. vincent gerard damadeo. thomas a. damaskinos. jackambrosi. jeannine marie damniani-jones. patrick w. danahy. mary dantonio. dwight donald darcy. annette andrea dataram. edward datri. michael d.dauria. lawrence davidson. michael allen davidson. scott matthew davidson. titus davidson. niurka davila. clinton davis. clinton davis sr. wayne terrial davis. anthony richard dawson. calvin dawson. edward james day. william thomas dean. robert j. deangeles jr. thomas patrick deangeles. dorothy alma dearaujo. anna gloria debarbara. tara e. debeck. anna m. debin. james v. deblase jr. and my son, paul andrew aqua viva. paul, you were a wonderful son and your father and i and family will remember you to the end of our days. we love you. >> and my cousin, thomas. i love you. we miss you. we think of you every day. you were a man with a skip in your step and a smile on your face. be with us always and pray for those jets. amen. >> paul decola. >> gerald f. deconto. jason christopher defasio. jennifer dejesus. monique dejesus. donald arthur de la peen

jack keen. is the president's strategy working? we'll ask white house deputy national security adviser tony blinken. >>> and will wong vote for authorize this new war? we'll talk with two leading senators, john barrasso and angus kingx years in

king not to relocate to canada with its purchase of tim hortons. warren buffett commented -- contacted senator orrin hatch about in versions. all this after secretary jackw said a change to the rules is coming. >> any action we take will have a strong legal and policy basis, but will not be a substitute for meaningful legislation. it can only affect part of the economics. only a change in the law can shut the door. only tax reform can solve the problem in our tax code that leads to inversions. >> will the law really change and how? with me is steve rosenthal, a senior fellow at the brookings tax policy center who has done a lot of work on inversions. what could change in the tax law coming down from the treasury secretary? >> thank you for including me. everyone agrees corporate inversions are a problem. congress have been on for the last few months, waiting for congress to act. many believe that treasury could act if congress does not do so. we have a couple weeks of congress before they recess, then people will turn their attention to secretary lew to see if he follows through on what he suggested, that treasury might get act on inversions. >> what wo

jack lew announces is not retroactive. if you got in under the wire enclosed your deal, you are safe. mayou are still out there be burger kingit is unclear whether burger king's purges of tim hortons will be affected. it depends on how they structure the finance. yes, it is complicated. for the obama administration, it is a half measure that they could do before the midterm elections. measure.f many say basically what needs to happen is. tax reform. the reason why we are doing this is because of attack -- tax in the united states sucks. that is the biggest story here, isn't it? some ways, yes. until that uncertainty into the midterm elections which happens in six weeks, a you may have a brief window before the presidential campaign, the first half of 2015 for comprehensive tax reform. very difficult to do, entrenched interests. 35% is the tax rate. in reality, most companies pay lower. 20%-20 5% but because they have many deductions. -- 25% because they have many deductions. you have to take away the exhibits -- exemptions and that is difficult. it takes a real big push. it will be challenging. you have a half measure that w

so many of these companies -- burger king being one of the most prominent ones -- being put in place because there is fear that the deals are going to be bad. jackecretary, is leaving on tuesday for australia . there was word that he will likely be announcing some sort of rule or new change over these deals. marshall, this is right up your alley. jack too much without congress and cap congress do much at all? onbe we will see some change this thing. either way, i think it is clever what you say, but i don't think wall street will thank washington if inversion is shut down. who are doing them, obviously. tom, you and i have gone back and forth on this because i understand your argument that corporations are just trying to maximize profits, and yet i have to agree with the white house. i don't want to -- >> matthew levine of bloomberg view on this -- absolutely superb. we have got to rationalize corporate tax law. >> but all of this hue and cry on tax reform -- i'm talking about a more cynical portion -- folks who say we need total competence of review that portal copper hands of review and reform -- total copper hands of review and reform to do a

king and a picture of robert f. kennedy. robert f. kennedy after his brother's assassination, someone said the difficulty for him, well, he'll have no r.f.k. as he was to his brother jack. so i might ask the question, do you have a tim as you were tim to steve? >> i think each person -- if you're a c.e.o., the most important thing, to me, is to pick people around you that aren't like you, that complement you because you want to build a puzzle. you don't want to stack chicklets yo up and have everyoe be the same. i believe in diversity with a capital "d," and that's diversity in thought and any way you want to measure it. so the people that surrounded me are not like me. they have skills that i don't have. i may have some that they don't have. what we do i as a team collectively are able to do some incredible things, and it's because we collaborate, and i see one of my key things in life to make sure we collaborate at an incredible level because we run the company functionally. we're not like the typical can big company that has n number of divisions and p&ls. everybody is a functional expert, then we collectively, to get things done, we work together as a team because

jack keen. is the president's strategy working? we'll ask white house deputy national security adviser tony blinken. >>> and will wong vote for authorize this new war? we'll talk with two leading senators, john barrasso and angus king. >>> then after almost six years in office, attorney general eric holder steps down. >> in the months ahead, i will leave the department of justice, but i will never -- i will never leave the work. >> we'll get reaction to holder's announcement from leading conservative voice and potential 2016 candidate dr. ben carson. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> plus our sunday group discusses the holder legacy. >>> and our power player of the week. academy award winner reese witherspoon looking for new roles -- >> -- this story has nothing to do with you. >>> all this morning. >>> hello again from fox news in washington. >>> president obama has dramatically expanded our war in isis, hitting the terror state inside syria, alongside our arab allies. today we'll cover the conflict from all angles, from strategy with white house deputy national security divorce tony blinken, to the shape of the battlefield with restair four-star general keen. and the reason of congress with john barrasso an

king kludge -- dinkl age? >> jeffrey hayzlett is one of our guest hosts. kodak.ceo of eastman >> twitter question of the day -- who was the most effective this week? president obama, tim cook, or jacka? >> tweet us. we will be right back. ♪ >> it is a friday in the nations capital. here is a gorgeous sunrise. they are moving forward from the president's speech. we will go to bloomberg politics for their perspective over the last 48 hours on the president's important comments. good morning everyone. the media to a morning must-read -- right now, out of washington. appear because of the post-american world. i think it is a terrific effort, little bit dated. here we go again. and then later on, in this essay, the u.s. has declared war on another terrorist group. the military intervention in the region will work only if there is an equivalent, more intense, political intervention. this sets us up for paul brummer -- bremer in the next hour. >> there are some in the questions. the white house had indicated that this conflict -- probably not. >> the idea of a short war -- this is a generational struggle. >> it is becoming a multigenerational struggle. we were in iraq for what? 10 years?

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jack. >> that was the fate of the very first iphone 6. >> pizza hut is testing out a new lower calorie pizza to which americans said, great, now i can eat five. >>> i'm gayle kinge rose is on assignment. the united kingdom remains united this morning. a record number of voters turned out in scotland on thursday to vote on independence. in a clear majority, 55% said no to splitting with great britain. >> and the no voters celebrated with results, cheering and taking to the streets. mark phillips is in the capital of edinburgh. good moving. >> reporter: good morning. in the end it was a bigger spread than they had thought. the reaction amongst the no voters, those against independence, was, in fact, as much one of surprise and relief as it was of celebration. the "yes" supporters, for independen independence, had been hoping for a big vote in the working palace area of scotland. that was in the city of glass go. not by enough. as for viewing this from the outside, both europe and washington, this is very much a bullet that has been dodged. the problem of the uk break up is one proposal they won't have to deal with in a world that has plenty of others. >> mark, th

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