special setting astonishingly beautiful shetland isles off the northeast coast of scotland for the north sea. you will find the shetland isles and there is a way harris said talk to the first scottish minister alexander salant about the defining point of every land it's seventeen it's mr salmond's flagship policy to see scotland become independent from the united kingdom one of the benefits and the drawbacks let's take a look. in scotland's hands and appealing sounds to at least a third of the country's four million voters who watch to the three hundred year old political union. who dares break with history to pay less to a foreign pockets retain its share of resource riches hundred it's environment of nuclear friction yes many believe strength lies in the union as referendum countdown begins in earnest focus is turning to the key players in the campaign the leaders the media and london's reach. will take the high road and rebuild hadrian's. we talk to alex salmond the first minister of scotland on his personal and political quest for sovereignty. aleksandr salmond the first scottish ministe

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special setting astonishingly beautiful shetland isles off the north east coast of scotland where the north sea atlantic you will find the shetland isles and there is a way harris to talk to the first scottish minister alexander salmond about the defining point of every land its sovereignty and its mr solomon's flagship policy to see scotland become independent from the united kingdom one of the benefits and the drawbacks let's take a look. at europe in scotland.

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they are really involved in forcing housing bubbles this is their policy this is their one policy north sea oil is gone all they have is this one thing left and that's how it's in bubbles and of course banking fraud but here in the netherlands also there was basically the government forced this housing bubble bit because the bubble was fuelled by the fact that dutch mortgage interest was fully tax deductible a strong incentive in a country of high income taxes dutch banks developed a series of unique complex mortgage products to help borrowers maximize the tax benefits once again the government is interfering with the market which is you see this all over the world really either have a market based economy or add a centrally planned economy but don't try to mix and match and take the worst of both policy. but worlds here's the worst of both possible worlds you have a centrally planned economy in europe from the e.c.b. the european central bank that's artificially keeping interest rates low that already stoke all kinds of speculation and bubbles and housing and stocks but you also have the g

blew through its front the north sea oil at all to sold it all time lows and now wants to blow through its clean water table just when fresh h two o. is becoming more and more scarce know there's no escaping the sinkholes of stupid opening up around us as governments and the corporations target the dumbest common denominators around us who always vote for more debt more housing bubbles more wars more genetically modified food more tar sands more fracking more more more everything that will sink is all into a bottomless pit of stupid they'll vote for signals of stupid. if they say well max you know a sinkhole suddenly own paintings and everything just you know collapses i love those ideas on you you know you are scary because that's my fear going to disappear into a sinkhole apparently in florida in china there's many well you have no option nowadays because propagandists and government and the corporations target the stupid electorate who say ok why not so they'll say ok why not why not get rid of glass steagall so we can have more liquidity in the system and expand the economy and of

blew through its front the north sea oil at all sold it all time lows and now wants to blow through its clean water table just when fresh h two o. is becoming more and more scarce know there's no escaping the sinkholes of stupid opening up around us as governments and the corporations target the dumbest common denominators around us who always vote for more debt more housing bubbles more wars more genetically modified food more tar sands more fracking more more more everything that will sink is all into a bottomless pit of stupid they'll vote for signals of stupid. if they say well max you know a sinkhole suddenly own pains and everything just you know collapses i love those ideas on you tube you know you are scary because that's my fear going to disappear into a sinkhole apparently in florida in china there's many well you have no option nowadays because propagandists and government and the corporations target the stupid electorate who say ok why not so they'll say ok why not why not get rid of glass steagall so we can have more liquidity in the system and expand the economy and of cou

is a situation in north sea which is a majority all of them kurds and some other main or a few like a syrian army and different a different religion and cultures so this this area basically is very peaceful so far because there is like public position of defending this area but recently this . or we can calls and selfies. who they are who are who are coming from abroad like. afghanistan to niecy a libya from all of us a was they are just coming to syria to fight this particular area boy and. this i think i believe actually is the rule is turkey and gulf countries because they don't want kurds have their rights or their basic rights in syria as turkey is afraid from kurdish north syria because once they have their rights in or syria so that will affect on the court situation in turkey as well so for the this reason turkey and other gulf countries try as much as they can to prevent. chords from reaching their rights their basic rights and one of the kurds being singled out here you sir they've been living peacefully previously with all the of the a troublesome force what's the problem h

. >>> 14 people were rescued from the north sea after a helicopter crash last night off the coast ofd. four people were killed. the twin rotor chopper was carrying 16 oil workers and its crew of two. it was en route from a drilling rig when it ditched in the water off the shetland islands. no word yet on what caused the sudden loss of power. >>> it appears a federal lawsuit against southern cooking queen paula deen has been resolved. lawyers signed a deal to dismiss the final part of a discrimination and sexual harassment case filed by a former employee. under the agreement no money will change hands. deen said she's anxious to put this part of life behind her, but it has cost her millions, millions in lost contracts and endorsements. deen says she's confident that, quote, those who truly know how i live my life know that i believe in kindness and fairness for everyone. >>> let's move to a story now that is trending on cnn.com, it's about a former kansas city sportswriter, he leaves behind what he calls one of the most organized good-byes in recorded history. martin manley penned a 4

the fukushima nuclear plant as it tries to stop radioactive water from seeping into the sea every day. >>> north korea says it will reopen the jointly run kaesong complex after south korea says the patience of its people was running out. >>> some important papers of human rights icon nelson mandela are the highlight of an art exhibition in tokyo. >>> japan's prime minister is taking action to stop radioactive groundwater at the fukushima daiichi from flowing into the pacific ocean. shinzo abe is considering a plan to give the operator funding to deal with the problem. tepco managers are considering building a large underground wall to dam the ground water. prime minister abe spoke about his decision during a meeting with government officials. >> translator: people are extremely concerned about these leaks. they must be dealt with. the government cannot leave the issue entirely up to the plant operator tepco. we must take steps to help the utility. >> abe told the industry minister to instruct managers to do whatever they can to stop the leaks right away. it is estimated 300 tons of radioactive g

they're stronger becausbout proe north sea. there are a lot of concerns about the lack of libyan oil and the fact that production is in european refiners might go into maintenance early and won't wait around for the oil and might shutdown, the margins are not that good anyway. what that means for u.s. supplies is less imports of gasoline from europe and probably spend more gasoline in europe. that dynamic is changing so those currents are bringing products of. the big thing back to the fed statement, what we are worried about and the fed is cracking their head, $85 billion of bond purchases you don't see inflation. cheryl: what are they yelling about behind you? >> the s&p 500. this thing just jumped. did you hear what happened? it was exactly it. now the mortars are coming in and these traders are adjusting to the comments right now. the big statement if it moves out again today you are seeing a lot of orders coming and in the aftermath. cheryl: interesting, talking about the debt ceiling or gdp. we will continue to monitor th

surprising given everything from political tension like in nigeria, or libya, all the way up to north sea been a great summer for supplies. >> john, thank you for your perspective. >> thank you. >> coming up stocks to watch ya to the north sea, and it has not been a great summer for supplies. >> thank you, john for your perspective this morning. >> thank you. >>> stocks to watch ahead of the opening bell, we will check in with jim cramer down there at the new york stock exchange coming up next. maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ >>

north. there is the tail end of it. this increased our sea breeze winds tonight. they are going to die down tomorrow. we will have less fog for friday. here is a look at fog tracker for the 6:00 hour. morning widespread low cloud coverage. by the 8:00 hour, it is lifting from the north bay. by 10:00, it is back to the bay shores hovering through the livermore valley and san jose, very quickly back to the coastline. lit clear a little faster out there. temperatures will be slightly warmer. in the low 80s . 82 in palo alto. 82 in los gatos. low 90s in antioch. 70s for the east bay shores. 75 for hayward. at the coastline, temperatures in the mid 60s . 68 in san francisco and a range of low to upper 80s for the north bay. your extended forecast, it will be warmer out there tomorrow. we will continue the warming trend into friday. for the weekend, another storm will pass us in the north. that will increase our sea breeze winds once again bringing us cooler temperatures. >>> in sports, the giants go almost seven innings without a hit and then rally late. and the as beh

. >> clearest debt frog through pf the north bay. >> sea breeze and winds are out there right now. >> continue to see foggy mornings and sea breeze winds. >> right now we are in the '60s and '70s. >> 83 in antioch right now appeared >> tonight at candlestick park. the 49ers will take to the field for the first pre- season game. and as kron four's terisa estacio reports, some controversial changes are in store for fans going to the game. with the new nfl season about to start, there are some big changes, and you can see them right there on the sign, it reads, the new nfl bag policy is in effect that means the it will be in effect when the game kicks off what fans can bring through security and into the stadium to watch the game for example, here is a list of what is now banned. you can not have a back pack, cooler, fanny pack, seat cushion, or camera bag - here's a look at what you can bring in you can cart in your items with these - a nfl approved see through tote, a small clutch type purse. you can also put some items in a one gallon ziplock bag and go through security. saying that t

the supplies are cut off from the strike, and as well as north sea production problems bringing up the oil. back to you. lori: thanks so much. amazing to see the $23 move in gold today. following up with you throughout the afternoon. thank you, sir. >> thank you. lori: another huge mover in today's session is blackberry announcing they are exploring options including a sale. is that the best option? joining us, brian, morn jr. stan analyst, thank you so much, sir, for joining us. it's worth to question, even though shares of blackberry are higher today, is this move too little too late for the maker? >> >> i think it is, too late for quite some time. the base case is they sell a modest amount of phones, gain market share selling into certain countries, retaining the customers, and that's it. today's news does not change that view point. they might have more time to try to make a turn around, but they have a niche player so maybe 25 million units a year, but nowhere near the scale of the apple or android, and don't get back to market dome in this case. lori: interesting. in the market o

so coming from the danish border and water actually around me and there is the north sea and baltic seas always been by waters. with i went on vacation with parents, always went to different cities, and first person who tried the tapwater in every single city. my parents said what is wrong with him? why is he always thirsty? i wanted to taste the water. in 2005 i started in this restaurant in berlin. and a customer came up to me and said, so, martin, i actually don't like the water you're serving here, do you have something else? i was reminding myself of my childhood. oh, my god, he is right. water has different tastes. i create ad water menu in berlin. we had 40 different waters. in 2008 i wrote a book, the world of water for the german market. in 2010 i'm a certified water sommelier. adam: who certified you? i'm really curious, what is the difference between a $20 bottle of water or a buck for dasani, that tapwaterrer that coca-cola filters and plastic and bhp and i will probably get cancer or something. what makes the difference? >> first of all two yes, sir. i've been certified by

sea. cuba, north of cuba and this is the area.it has a little bit of a watch from the national hurricane center, only a 10% chance for development but it did look very row bus. overnight 71. scattered showers and storms late tomorrow. 84 degrees with the on and off storms, two rounds of morning activity and another round in the afternoon. we'll clear out by wednesday. thursday is gorgeous, up around 80, drier air. looks like a reinforcing shot of air by late week. we may keep the sunshine through the start of the weekend at least. we'll see how things unfold, but for now a nice streak after that storm chance tomorrow. >> a lot of folks enjoying today. >>> your favorite storm may be keeping a closer eye on you than you think. why place like best buy and j.c. penney are tracking your return. >>> how a pennsylvania woman went from an overweight teen. >>> if you've been putting off that family road trip because of gas prices, guess what, you're in luck. we have more. >> good news for summer travelers, gas prices are coming down. the n

the low to the north is punching the sea breeze all the way into the foothills of the sierra so we have slow go again of the sunshine and we. -- we will start to see more blue spots. temperatures mainly in the low-to-mid 60's in the bay and 69 at antioch for a warm spot and los gatos at 74. half moon bay is still at 59 degrees. in san francisco, though, 62. from from sutro tower, you can see they are letting go of the drizzle soul get a drop or two. the big forecast highlight for dead and tomorrow and friday, highs are short of average, with more drizzle and wet road in the morning for the commute and then brighter and more comfortable if the weekend if do you not like this cool weather. you can see the breaks developing from emeryville back to san francisco. the bay is not too choppy today. no small craft advisory. four degrees cooler-than-average in san francisco and livermore, all in the 60's and 70's and we should be in the 70's and 80's. antioch is 80 today. a lot of 70's inland but mostly stuck in the 60's around the bay. at the game, italian heritage night at at&t park, brewers t

a strong sea breeze. north, and you can look near farefield, southwesterly winds up to 18 miles-per-hour. live shot from the roof cam here. here's some current readings, 62 in san francisco. mountain view, 73. san jose, 76. and mt. tam cam, you can see the arms of fog already making over towards tiburon, angel island, and the east bay. novato right now, 77. 71 in napa. concord, 81. livermore, 8 5. sky in san jose and the low clouds and fog will move further inland. cooler sunday, and then the cooling trend will turn it up -- or turn it down, you should say, as we head into tuesday and wednesday. this is our fog pattern today. you can see where it just kind of sat there, those strong onshore winds, that cool sea breeze will push this further inland. so here's a look at the lows. we'll range from antioch, 58 degrees. 60 degrees in santa rosa, and half moon bay, 53. here is the culprit. we have area of low pressure that pocket of cool air sitting to the north of us, and it is just going to continue to sit there an

north. this is increasing the sea breeze winds at this hour which will bring more extensive fog coverage. fog extending through the north bay down to the south bay as well. as we move into the 8:00 hour, it is starting to lift to the north, but remaining through the inland valleys in the south by. by 10:00, it is back to the immediate bay shores and by the afternoon, it is back to the coastline. so temperatures will be a tad bit cooler out there for your wednesday in the upper 70s and low 80s in the south bay. 82 in campbell. a little cooler inland. still warm in the upper 80s but a few degrees cooler than yesterday. 86 in concord, 87 in antioch. 60s and 70s in the east bay shores. it will be 65 in san francisco, and a range of low 80 for the north bay. a look at the extended forecast again. a little cooler out there tomorrow, but warmer by the end of the workweek. a storm passing us to the north is going to dramatically cool temperatures as we head into sunday and monday. and we will see more cloud cover both of those days. >>> coming up in sports, the as take on the defending american le

they travel to the north right now hunting sea lions. >> this is some of the best surfing spots. >> beach-goers are allowed into the water to their knees. if there are no other shark sights, they will fully reopen by saturday. >>> it may appear to be a kind deed. but it's not what it seems. the new thing that thieves in san francisco are doing to scam cell phone owners. >> a san francisco dog owner confused after his dog falls 40 feet out of the window. and the vet calls with disturbing news about what may have caused the whole thing. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $1

north. it will increase the sea breeze that will provide more cloud coverage. ave fog through the north bay, this livermore valley. and it is going to still hang on through the media to the shore. through the immediate bayshore along the coast, 60s and 70's for the most part. for the east bay shores 60s and 70's in alameda, berkeley. hayward, 75. the inland valleys is where it would be a bit cooler. and largely in the 70's and low 80s through cupertino. and 87 degrees in morgan hill. the four degrees through santa rosa and a look at your extended forecast. a dramatic cool down. >> pam: detroit with the a's and alsoat soggy comerica park. nobody out jason coming up with sports. >> welcome back everyone. detroit at soggy comerica park. top 1st, no score jed lowrie flips one to right off justin verlander coco crisp and josh donaldson score 2 rbi doublebottom 1st, 2-2 tie omar infante ground one to second off tommy milone and it goes under the glove of albert callaspo miguel cabrera scores tigers take 3-2 lead millone: 5 innings, 3 runs, 3 hits top 5th, 3-3 tie bran

we are held captive by price spikes in the north sea oil price because we are not energy independentpaid because of the jones art, we cannot move an energy product from texas to the east coast. the east coast is getting huge amounts of natural gas and oil from hostile areas. california has geographic issues. it is having a tough time getting energy from alaska or canada. pipelines and we need a rational policy for approving if theys, particularly are in the same footprint as pre-existing power or road easements. they should not be tied up with a series of environmental evaluations when the soil has already been affected by an interstate or something like that. this is a national security issue. the middle east is about to blow up. they are going to come and try to annihilate us. the easiest way to do is to cut off our energy supplies. the price.pike host: the thing building the xl pipeline will change our dependence significantly? -- do you think building the xl pipeline will change our dependence significantly? caller: i think it will show a change of policy. currently the transport

seas? >> we're actually seeing our mobile growth in terms app downloads and engagement faster in outside northse. north american market, groupon hasn't even celebrated its fifth birthday. we're still a very young company. and yet our mobile business is oldest in north america, now have almost 50% of our business being mobile. but the growth internationally and the growth android is even faster. >> now you talked both today and also yesterday on the earnings call about trying to transition away from e-mail marketing, sending people e-mails with daily deals to becoming just a regular e-teller. but if you're a regular e hl teller you have so much competition, how will you distinguish what groupon stands for? >> i think we're basically distinguished already. people think of us as predominantly this marketplace of unbeatable deals. and it's a highly cure rated marketplace. it also happens to be a highly local marketplace. the reason why groupon is probably the largest mobile e-commerce in north america, you know, maybe in the world, is that it's inherently local. you're out and about and can basica

sea. police and military officials took the north korean into protective custody. the man is reportedly saying he came from the north and wants asylum. no one noticed him until he knocked on the door of a home. >> north korean man swam to the same island last september and spent a week undetected hiding in a house. some south koreans are questioning how well their military is guarding the border. >>> here's the three-day world weather forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for watching.

oil as well, we are seeing greater output from libya and the north sea and that is putting some pressureave brent crude and wti futures lower on the session right now. traders are are watching what is happening in libbia, in particular, to see where oil prices may go from here. >> speaking of which, the transports have been doing more than just chugging along. coming off their best week in six months. how does that happen with the cost of fuel around the world? we'll talk about that after a break. also, outperforming s&p this year, we'll explore the best ways to ride the transport to profits as we go to break with the dow down 53 points. take a look at the early movers. [ male announcer ] come to the golden opportunity sales event to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started

also keeping our eye on the supply issues in the north sea and we're looking at the disparity betweene seeing right now with u.s. oil price, wti prices. back to you guys. >> all right. great stuff. thanks very much, sharon. let's bring in bob pisani with a look at what's moving, aside from simon's birthday scone. >> it's mosving very fast. the european equities, 2 1/2 month high. did you see merrill lynch? they put a useful report on fund manager bullishness and bearishness essentially. they're hot on europe. u.s. equities, their highest levels of exposure in two years. eurozone equities, highest since january 2008. that's why they're at multimonth highs and emerging markets, they're still not in. lowest since 2001. bonds, 28-month low. these are exposure levels of the global fund managers. elsewhere, well, take a look at what's going on here. the big play on the plus side today, china etf stories. anything related to china continues to grow on the numbers. look, these are etfs for china, philippines, emerging markets, copper stocks, coal stocks. practically the only movers to the ups

be living there and working there the same way oil rig workers live and work on a platform in the north seahis happens, it will be the ultimate manifestation of human endeavor made possible by autonomous systems. that's what we're headed -- that's where we're headed, and that's where i want to be. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, dr. stone, for joining us today and for inspiring us both with your experiences and your ideas. i'd now like to bring to the stage our next speaker who faces challenges of an entirely different sort. lieutenant general james o. barkley iii is the army deputy chief of staff g8. as most of you will know, g8's responsible for matching army's resources with its plans and strategies, and given the events of the past several years, he must be reminded time and again of the ancient chinese curse may you live in interesting times. prior to assuming the g8 bill with et in july 2012, lieutenant general barclay served as assistant deputy chief of staff. he's had numerous commands including commanding journal, united states army aviation station of excellence, aviation brig

north-east. the increased sea breeze with to this area of low pressure is going to move towards the coast.h these sea breezes i do not really agree with the fog tracker projection. just showing fog just south of the livermore valley but i think that it is going to linger not only beyond eight but also by 10:00 p.m. and similar conditions to what we saw today. and temperatures? very similar to today because it is going to be cloudy for the afternoon. low 60s coast side. 60's and 70's and 65 degrees and san leandro but 70's and castro valley. the east bay will see 80s. 80s also in pleasanton, antioch and temperatures in the '70s for the most part. and 84 degrees and morgan hill. for the north bay a mixture of '60s and '70s with barely getting up into the 80s. a look a your extended forecast with cooler conditions and slightly warmer on monday, tuesday, wednesday. in fact a gradual warming trend with temperatures back into the upper 80s away from the coast. >> pam: the washington national zoo welcomed a baby panda today! this is video of the birth from a panda web cam from inside the enclosur

north dakota. it sits at the edge of the mediterranean sea. turkey on the north iraq to the east and jordan on the south. its population 22 million, its capital dmas cuss and its president bashar al-assad. john, we're hearing that bashar al-assad's brother is running things behind the scenes. what can you tell us? >> i know and who knew? i mean who knew there was a brother potentially behind the scenes running things. i suppose most people haven't given this much thought. here he is, he's maja al-assad. he hasn't been seen in public for the best part of the last year and those people who think they might have seen him flitting around in damascus say he might have had an injury to his hand or his leg and the feeling out there at the moment is that it may be that it was this man, mmentaja al-ass ad who was behind the attack. >> not the president? >> not the president. here you have a situation of i won't say the good brother and the bad brother but you know the idea. >> there was another brother who was groomed to be president right? >> basil, th