>> i've just been listening to what ricky ross and jim murphy have been saying. i agree with jim. i think that the first indications are podztive for those of us who want to keep the united kingdom together, but too early to say anything definitively. >> too early to say anything definitive, but if it does proceed in a direction that you would find appealing, michael, what does that mean? what needs to happen in way of change in the way that the united kingdom is structured and governed? >> it's been clear all three uk party leaders have said that after a no vote things will change in scotland, that the scottish parliament have will enhanced powers and all three parties have spelled out even before this intense stage of the campaign started different overlapping ideas about how scotland could have its parliament enhanced and how scottish people could feel that their voices were heard more clearly. of course there needs to be a balance there as well. if we can secure enhanced devolution for scotland in short order we need with a similar sense of urgency to make sure that other peop

jim murphy is the president of general mills cereal division. >> >> we advertise on spanish language television more than we did previously. >> reporter: even though sales are down, according to general mills, 90% of households still buy cereal. they're just eating lesof it. e.j. shultz says the industry can bounce back in it changes with the times. >> they're responding by trying to take traditional kids' brands, like lucky charms, and market them to adults and it's going to really play on this nostalgia concept. >> reporter: tony the tiger, cap'n crunch, and toucan sam are all faces many of us have grown up with. cereal manufacturers hope they'll stay for generations to come. adriana diaz, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: still ahead, remembering emmy award-winning actress polly bergen. >> >> axelrod: pope francis has chosen a new leader for the chicago area's 2.2 million catholics. his first such appointment in the u.s. bishop blas cupich of spokane, washington will succeed cardinal francis george, who is battling cancer. cupich will become archbishop in november. stars of stage an

jim murphy is the president of general mills cereal division. >> we advertise on hispanic language television quite a bit more than we did previously. >> even though sales are down, according to general mills, 90% of american households buy cereal. they are just eating less of it. ad writer says the industry can bounce back if it changes with the time. >> they are responding by trying to take kids brands, like lucky charms and market them to adults. it's a play of the nastalga concept. >> the tiger, capt crunch, and tucan sam fas we have grown up with. cereal manufactures hope they will stay for generations to come. adrianna diaz, cbs news, new york. >> they just showed my cereal. check mix cinnamon. so good. >> do you put milk on it? >> honey nut cheerios. i don't want it soggy. >> what's the point? >> i have to have a spoon, i need to put something in the spoon. >> frosted flakes, the best part is when you are done and drink the sugary milk. >> no, no. and then you are a noncereal eater. >> i like rice krispie treats. i could eat it for all meals. >> maybe that's a new diet. >> it works for

and we can go now to jim murphy who has been campaigning for no. are you now in a position beyond to say nos have won tonight? >> across any result, there is a strong showing for no. we have found victory upon victory. some areas where yes has won. there seems to be an overwhelming number... >> you're listening to our sister station, sky news talking about the scottish referendum vote. it appears people of scotland making their voices heard saying no to breaking away from the uk. our sister station just called the election in favor of those opposed to breaking away from the united kingdom. polling places have recorded heavy turn out. some as high as 80% voting. if scotland had decided to leave the uk after 307 years as part of the uk it would have been the first such break up in europe in a long time since 1993. there are 26 districts insofar. seven to go. looking like no is going to be the answer. we'll be back with more in the very latest in just a moment. [ male announcer ] automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can

sportscaster and fox news contributor jim gray and wendy murphy. jim, let's start with you. this thing with adrian peterson, another big task for roger goodell and the nfl. >> it sure is. it's exactly what he and the league didn't need. adrian peterson is the best running back in the nfl. this indictment and what is contained in it, it's very disturbing that the little boy reportedly is afraid of his father. he's afraid he's going to be hit in the face. says he has a whooping room. now adrian peterson says this is the way he was raised. the course of discipline. and it's just it's not a good story. the bruises and lacerations that have been found on this child, it breaks your heart. >> wendy, when you listen to peterson's attorney says this is the way peterson was brought up, it's a classic case of the abused becomes the abuser, allegedly. speak to the bigger problem here that this presents to the nfl. >>. >> there is a culture problem within the nfl not only violence against women and clearly children, but a culture of cover-up. that's primarily because, like any institutio

gordon brown, alistair darling, margaret curran, douglas alexander, jim murphy, anas sarwar, johann lamont us thank them all ladies and gentlemen because they helped save our country. [applause] and i want to say to the people of scotland directly: this labour party will show you over the coming years you made the right choice. because we are better together. [applause] now here's the thing. all of us, all political leaders, all of us in this hall, have a responsibility to try and explain why 45% of people voted yes. 45% of people wanted to break up our country. and we've got to explain why the feeling we saw in scotland is not just in scotland but is reflected across the country and my story starts six days from the end of the referendum campaign. i was on my way to a public meeting. i was late as politicians tend to be. and just outside the meeting i met a woman and i was supposed to be going into the meeting but i wanted to stop and ask her how she was voting. i did that to everybody on the street. one vote at a time. i said to her how are you voting? she said i haven't decided yet. tur

all the wrong reasonses, highlighting what many of you feel is a culture problem in. >> jim gray and wendy murphy, welcome to both of you. jim, another big test for roger goodell and the nfl. >> well, it sure is. you know, it's exactly what he and the league didn't need. adrian peterson is the best running back in the national football league. this indictment and what is contained in it, it's very disturbing, that the little boy reportedly is afraid of his father, is afraid he's going to be hit in the face, says he has a whipping room, and peterson says this is the way he was raised, the course of discipline. it's just not a good story, the bruises and lacerations found on this child, it breaks your heart. >> wendy, when you listen to peterson's attorney, that this is the way he was brought up, another classic case of the abused becomed the abuser allegedly, but speak to the bigger problem this presents to the nfl. >> yeah, you know, there is a culture problem in the nfl with regard to not only violence against women and clearly children, but a culture of cover-up. that's primarily because, like

parliament -- >> he made clear that he wants a form of english votes for the laws, that means that jim murphy, representative of the scottish agency -- would be barred from voting on a whole this isf things -- something labor has already resisted in the past. >> i would make certain that we are -- >> we spoke about this and other vague terms to see what the prime minister says, but on that basis we get to the point where they cannot say certain things because of the london and the london assembly. got a patchwork that has constitution evolved over time and it will continue to evolve, and i don't -- that muchision is clear. my own preference for the people of england -- my preference would be a form of devolved power in the region. it is not for me to tell the i'm notf england -- telling them what to do and i am not going to tell that anyone either. youhis is a great word and can use the correct one if you want. we were about to have a vote where we would have a very clear-cut answer. [speaking gaelic] >> i should be picking up some of this. i'm what a struggle a little bit. let's just rejoin.

for bruce braley, jack hatch, and monica, his running mate, for staci appel, jim, pat murphy, all of the great candidates that are bearing the democratic party standard. [applause] think about it. in just 50 days, iowans have a choice to make. and a chance. a choice between the guardians of gridlock and the champions of shared opportunity and shared prosperity. a chance to elect leaders who will carry on the heart -- the legacy of tom harkin, of fighting for hard-working families. a chance to elect a governor who the economy should work for everyone. a chance to elect a senator who knows that women should be able to make our own health care decisions. [cheers and applause] and that -- [cheers and applause] and that, believe it or not, equal pay should mean that you get equal pay for equal work. [cheers and applause] so, although it's wonderful we're all here to salute tom, ruth, and for bill and me to come back to be with you, i know there are a lot of other things you could be doing on this beautiful afternoon. there are errands to run, kids to watch, television to catch up on. but

for bruce braley, jack hatch, and monica, his running mate, for staci appel, jim, pat murphy, all of the great candidates that are bearing the democratic party standard. [applause] think about it. in just 50 days, iowans have a choice to make. and a chance. a choice between the guardians of gridlock and the champions of shared opportunity and shared prosperity. a chance to elect leaders who will carry on the heart -- the legacy of tom harkin, of fighting for hard-working families. a chance to elect a governor who the economy should work for everyone. a chance to elect a senator who knows that women should be able to make our own health care decisions. [cheers and applause] and that -- [cheers and applause] and that, believe it or not, equal pay should mean that you get equal pay for equal work. [cheers and applause] so, although it's wonderful we're all here to salute tom, ruth, and for bill and me to come back to be with you, i know there are a lot of other things you could be doing on this beautiful afternoon. there are errands to run, kids to watch, television to catch up on. but

jim (inaudible) to further explain what piers 80 opportunity and activities. >> thank you. and good afternoon, commissioners katz and adams and brandon. murphy and woo ho. and i am jim malony, and i am from the port of san francisco and i am tasked with developing and helping to develop the target business at the port. and i will be here for a meeting as well and i am familiar with the area and i am grateful that we are having the first off site here. and i want to talk to you today, about current activities, and activities at pier 80 and 96 and as you are aware, it is the port's, and it is the bay, only dedicated fall for the project facility. we will be going to the great america conference in houston to have a display baolgt and a joined recessed customer reception, and we are out there trying to and we have four, claims that are so operatable and can help to augment the trains that on the ships that come in to discharge the cargo and we have four deep water burrs and 40 feet of water which is a lot of water for the ships that come in, and it is a good facility, to carry, and it is calling it. >> and another common product that we bring are the steel

for bruce braley, jack hatch, and monica, his running mate, for staci appel, jim, pat murphy, all ofandidates that are bearing the democratic party standard. [applause] think about it. in just 50 days, iowans have a choice to make. and a chance. a choice between the guardians of gridlock and the champions of shared opportunity and shared prosperity. a chance to elect leaders who will carry on the heart -- the legacy of tom harkin, of fighting for hard-working families. a chance to elect a governor who the economy should work for everyone. a chance to elect a senator who knows that women should be able to make our own health care decisions. [cheers and applause] and that -- [cheers and applause] and that, believe it or not, equal pay should mean that you get equal pay for equal work. [cheers and applause] so, although it's wonderful we're all here to salute tom, ruth, and for bill and me to come back to be with you, i know there are a lot of other things you could be doing on this beautiful afternoon. there are errands to run, kids to watch, television to catch up on. but you're here

mike murphy, elaine cooper, jim vandehigh. helene, let me start with you. you said something interesting when i told you about the poll numbers. basically, 62% in favor and 68% skeptical that the plan will work. you said somebody else had the same feeling. >> president obama, i think, is -- this interview with denis was interesting. he seems like he's trying to thread this needle so finally. i think when we saw president obama come out last week talking about the coalition and talking about this plan to somehow train these syrian moderates here in opposition on the ground, i think he believes in the core coalition and believes in what he's doing. i'm not -- i think there's skepticism. there's some believe that some may have been the ones who turned over the americans. >> weapons -- >> some traded americans to isis. >> so the idea that suddenly the free syrian army is going to turn into the kurdish peshmerga even seems a little bit far-fetched. >> murphy, i get the sense that they wish, you know, if it wasn't for iraq we would have a more robust military pla

joining me to provide insight and analysis are mike murphy, helene cooper, nia-malika henders henderson and jim vandehei. welcome to "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. isis response to president obama was savage and depressingly predictable. yesterday they released a video showing the killing of british aid worker david haines. earlier this week the president used a prime time address to reassure a fearful american public that he is taking this threat posed by isis as seriously as they are. he has promised not to commit american troops to fight in syria or iraq. he is calling for air strikes and providing weaponry and training to forces on the ground who are fighting isis. by the way, it's striking that president obama sounded a lot like george w. bush despite their differences on iraq. when it comes to taking on terrorist, their rhetoric and policy is strikingly similar. >> trained and battle hardened, they could try to return to their home countries and carry out deadly attacks. >> they are sent to hide in countries around the world to plot evil and destruction. >> the united states o

we'll discuss the continued fallout with attorney wendy murphy and sportscaster jim gray who calls the scandal a massive failure in judgment. >>> plus, is hillary clinton beginning to mobilize her 2016 campaign? our sunday panel weighs in all right now on "fox news sunday." hello, again, from fox news in washington. islamic state jihadists have released a third video as a proclaimed warning to america's allies. it shows the execution of british aid worker david haines abducted in 2013 while working for an international aid agency helping the syrian people. joining us from london with the latest on all this, the senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg. good morning to you. >> good morning, john. the u.k.'s cobra or emergency government meeting has just broken up with prime minister david cameron vowing now more than ever that the u.k. will continue its fight against isis. >> david has been murdered in the most callous and brutal way imaginable by an organization which is the embodiment of evil. we will hunt down those responsible and bring them to justice no matter how long it

stephanie link is portfolio manager for jim cramer's charitable trust. >> mike murphy of rose cliff capital. >> josh brown. and joe tear terra nova. we begin with oil's lack of energy lately and the ripple effects for investors. today crude nearing $90 barrel. that's the lowest it's been in some 16 months. that slide taking a number of big-name stocks with it, could be one of the reasons the overall market is under some pressure today. let's get to the center of the action, allen nukman with bar chart bull's eye options is at cme. $90, is that the line in the sand right now? >> try to make it simple, the market is trading the last five years between $65 and $115. $9 is the mid-point support. you have to look at things on a weekly basis. there's a lot of volatility in the oil market. it's important to look at things on a longer-term basis. this is an area of support to look at. i think looking at eem, the emerging markets, have taken off. it was a worry in the spring. think there's still a sign of overall strength. and there's a high correlation between the stock market and xle, the energy s

jim now we are? -- 't speak too highly of pat murphy is going to replace bruce brayly in the 1st district. [cheers and applause] and in the 2nd district, i want you to know i've never seen anybody work harder than steve. he is out there all the time. i know he's going to get re-elected. i want to thank him for his great service and thank him for winning the next election. dave! [cheers and applause] this can all happen but we need your help. we need you to volunteer when you leave here today help us get the absentee ballots in, door knocking. if democrats who voted in the last election this time we win, we've just got to get those votes. democratic people and power in iowa will win every time! cheers and applause] job and noud hillary clinton who spoke at this event for about 20 minutes. >> hello, iowa! cheers and applause] >> i'm back! [cheers and applause] i'm so glad to be with all of you on this beautiful day. now, we're all here to thank tom and ruth for their decades of service to our nation, for their generosity, their optimism, their unflagging energy, and their passion to help mor

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murphy and dave. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good night. >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- queen latifah. dale earnhardt jr. and music from panama wedding. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, hello. hi. i'm jimmy, thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i hope you're all comfortable. if there's anything you need during the course of the show, please do not hesitate to let me know. i will stop this show and i will take care of it immediately, all right? guillermo, this woman looks cold. go get her a pashimina, immediately. >> okay. >> jimmy: president obama was on tv tonight. he gave a primetime address to detail his plan to stop isis. and also to give his pick for tomorrow night's game between the ravens and the steelers. he's taking the ravens with the points. the president reassured americans that while we face no immediate threat from isis, we got a ton of bombs sitting around, so, what the hell? we're going

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murphy and dave. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good night.ss to the nation he dent pull any punches. abc's john than carl has details. >> reporter: a remarkable moment forte reluctant warrior. >> tonight with the new iraqi government in place and following consultations with allies abroad and congress at home i can announce that america will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. >> reporter: on the eve of 9/11, president obama announcing a new offensive on islamic extremists in iraq and syria. >> our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> reporter: key elements of the president's plan include sending 475 more u.s. troops to iraq to train and advise the iraqi security forces. expanding u.s. air strikes in iraq. training moderate rebels fighting isis in syria. and in the biggest escalation, white house officials say the president has decided to launch air strikes on isis safe havens in syria. although they went say when. >> if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> reporter: in ir

jim howard tells steve king to go back to western iowa and stay there. [applause] and it is time for a great champion to follow bruce braley in that district, by electing pat murphy. we know he stands with us. [applause] but one of the most important elections, not just in this this's history, but in country's history, is right here in iowa, for the united states senate. if we truly want tom harkin's people with disabilities, his concern for farmers, his desire to make sure laboring people get a fair shake, protecting a woman's right to choose -- if we are truly interested in making sure that legacy continues, air is only one candidate you can vote for, and that is bruce braley. [applause] today, you leave here commit to yourself and to your family and to your friends that you will do everything in the next 50 days -- you will talk to every friend and neighbor. you will ensure that no one who wants to vote does not get to the polls. you are going to do everything you possibly can to ensure a better and brighter future for this great state and for the united states of america. and there is only one way to do it, iowa. that is voting democrat. thank you, and god bl