phillip island shooting tires burning for the president and most of the ruling party will be in fact left the capital. the fact is that but we know the president is close like a peaceful advert. you know law enforcement in the city i was just driving a car for a week out last not a single traffic police had i will be wearing i'm like how did you go when it was pretty much filled not because you couldn't get anywhere that would actually be true but you know well you. have people hold the power right you remember that that is great. that's where we were showed up where else do you see now with all the conflicts going on in the world that the people who actually hold you to power some weight. at the moment the news is a want to bounce ukraine so any stories we're doing. is not going to be top of their agenda at all the latest news is eighty people killed today and the crew now will be missing this month by the polls showing on the live position of all of that has to wind down you know by and say with also found some kind of show in their office i think mostly i just wish i was they. wer

scotland is about one-fourth of the uk, forms a third of the island of great britain and is home to a million people. mark phillipsd be a photo finish. >> reporter: what was once considered literally a pipe dream is now a possibility. scotlan scotland's independence debate is heating up. weekend's opinion poll says thursday's vote is too close to call. they're split between those who say they'll stay in the united kingdom where they've been for three centuries and those who want to break away and become an independent country. he insists history is on his side. >> this is an example of a country which has been progressing to rule self government for 100 years. >> reporter: but salmon has problems. he promised they would use the british pounds as currency but the rest have said forget it and some of the banks have got the jitters saying economic uncertainties would force them to move south. the no or better to risk it said said the risks are too great. become a contest of loyalties. >> my friends for over 300 years. >> reporter: this vote is about more than the future of scotland, even more than the future of the u

island, isabel's fiance, adolf, was stationed there. we know that a mr. lambson was so offended by carrie phillips pro-german talk that he reported on her in september of 1917 to the justice department. and that report went out to military and naval intelligence. for me the most astonishing documents is the 1917 exchange between the head of military intelligence with then-senator harding. carrie phillips had reportedly called senator harding her friend, so the spotlight was on harding. how well did he know these women, and could he testify to their loyalty? kind of creepy. harding responded with a three-page handwritten letter, isabel is golden. but carrie, she's intelligent, proud, imprudent in the expression of her opinions. and in his words, quote, the very openness of it would seem to establish its innocuous character, end quote. in other words, if she were a spy, why would she talk this way? even though this relationship would seem to have been a dangerous liability for a u.s. senator, he never backed away from her. but now it's time for me to back away. >> all right. kñ >> i've got two more