scotland's currency is the british pound, all the it -- albeit with different bank debts. many voters see the economic benefits of scotland adopting the bureau. >> of the euro is doing fine, then probably stop one would certainly have the opportunity to make up its own mind on that -- probably scotland would have the opportunity to make up its own mind. >> i did not think it would be beneficial. >> there is not a lot of positive stuff. >> besides convincing floating voters, robertson has to keep his own party members in line, and that means a one-man road show every weekend. then they say the germans take a very thorough approach. well, i certainly do. >> another meet and greet. they are the future of independence, he tells them. >> whatever it is, we need friends, people you know, colleagues covering up the subject with one another -- >> the general mood in the crowd is upbeat. it's fantastic, having him on our doorstep, to be able to influence and get his input. >> i think we have learned a lot from those campaigns, and we're looking forward to this next step. >> roberts

we go behind walls in scotland. we meet a killer with a sadistic streak. >> what do you do with fires? >> and the interview takes a startling turn. violence erupts inside a maximum security prison in belgium. >> he's a crazy man, a murderer, but i'm not scared, you know? [ bleep ] what you threaten me? >> but in this prison when tensions rise, inmates can cool off in the sex room. >> two hours for sex. >>> to americans, it's a country best known for chocolate, waffles and beer. belgium. roughly the size of maryland, it's considered to be one of the safest nations in europe. but criminals do exist here. and the most hard core can be found 50 miles east of brussels in the town of hasselt. it was built in 2005. it houses 470 men and, in a separate unit, 30 women. >> this is unique. the other prisons in this country, they are old prisons. they are more than 100 years, 150 years old and have a culture. bad or good culture but they always have a culture. we started from zero. >> as the nation's newest high security prison

bank you know the key players include royal bank of scotland h.s.b.c. barclays lloyds and clydesdale i don't know about santander whether it was involved but it probably was as well basically what they did was they they sold interest rate swaps to s.m.s. which were small companies many of which had no understanding of what it was they were buying in fact they were told it was it was something completely different they didn't understand that if the interest rates fell they would actually they could suffer huge costs and they would have huge break break laws or break cos if they had if they want to exit from these products but it's basically one of the biggest scandals that there's a flick to the u.k. banking sector in certainly within the last couple of years and it is literally destroying small businesses up and down the country on a version of daily basis and i spoke to one this morning he said that some of his friends are considered considering suicide it's so serious people are not just losing the businesses they're losing their homes and. it's just

she welcomed penelope scotland. they live in scotland. what is the deal with penelope scotland?it could be scotland. >> they already have an adorable boy mason who steals the show all the time. ernest bourgnine died. he was a charming man. 95, you can't sneeze at. >> a lot of people knew him from mchale's navy. it was a sad passing. he had a beautiful life and touched so many people. all right. here is a question for you. on sundays, at what point in the day on sundays do you get depressed? >> i don't. why would i be depressed when i'm going to be with you, hoda woman? >> not everyone gets to be with me. when does the funk set in? that sunday -- >> there's been research done. it's exactly at 4:13 p.m. >> that's when the depression starts. some people it starts earlier. they are already thinking of monday when they get up on sunday. 40% people admit sunday nights are anxiety thinking about work. 75% of people don't leave their houses on sunday. >> maybe if they went to church they would feel better all day long if they left their house and went to church or went somewhere and did

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had these words of wisdom i mean edinburg in scotland i try and catch up with the big picture when i can i have read almost all of tom's books in the last hours of ancient sunlight would be great reading for all secondary school children as it's a consciousness raiser and that is the most important thing we can do right now raise consciousness change consciousness after all we are on the same team humanity has not much time now to get it right on this planet and i think you know that life will still go on with or without humanity but the key lies in creating a new cultural story for our children and in a generation this could change everything i agreed and that's why i wrote the last hours of ancient sunlight we have to get it it's our culture you know it's our culture stupid we have to understand that we are part of everything we've had this cultural story for about seven thousand years that were separate from everything that we can put ourselves in boxes and cities and and do whatever we want the environment around us we can't it's all one thing and we're part of it. just. it's the

he's a 20 year veteran of scotland area and now operations director of sectek uk.n accurate and relatively tightly packed city. talk to me about the chals because of that. >> good morning. yes, i'm sure millions of your viewers watching the opening ceremony last night. it is geographical london because it's a tight city. it's a bustling vibrant capital. about 6 million, 7 million people in and around it. plus people traveling in and around it every day. for the next fort night, we've got people searching the underground system and our buses and our olympic roots so that you can enjoy london 2012. so it is a challenge, most definitely. and the metropolitan police and other agencies have worked very hard to make sure it goes off as smoothly as possible. >> here in the u.s., we're still seeing the fallout from the aurora colorado shootings. how does that impact security planning? >> it's certainly a factor. you can't be ignored. in the united kingdom, only 6% give or take of police officers are authorized to carrie firearms in their duty. the vast majority do not and

they opened up in glascow scotland. might hear someone say, that missy franklin is something, isn't she? franklin, a 17-year-old swimmer, who will be a senior in the fall at a high school in aurora, colorado. 6'1", she wears size 13 shoes which come in handy as flippers in the pool. franklin will compete in seven events, four individual and three relays. if she can win gold in all seven, she'll be approaching michael phelps' territory at the age of 17. >>> and some version of this one could come up. usain bolt will have his hands full. he became an international superstar at the beijing olympics, he ran a world record 9.69 in the 100-meter final and a record 19.30 in the 200 meters. in 2009 he broke both of those world records, but will try here to become the first person to win gold in the 100 and 200 in consecutive olympics, but he just lost both of those events a few weeks ago at the jamaican olympic trials. a countryman johan blake. we'll see if blake on the big world stage can take out the most famous track and fie

i know of no more spectacular place in the world than scotland.breathtaking beaches of the western isles, it's a world landscape of fairy tale castles like the tower. is it as romantic as we imagined. >> we got engaged. >> congratulations. >> today at loch ness, i'm not looking for the monster. >> come on in, the water is lovely. >> really? i'm going for a dip with swthis swimmer. 40 degrees, she does it every week. what is it about swimming you like? >> i like the solitude. >> not worried aboutness coming up grabbing you. >> you never know when you'll see nessie. >> more worried about the cold than the monster. >> next i'm to compete in the highland games. but first -- what do you think of my outfit. would you wear this? >> i don't think so. >> this is a special, beautiful horn, three belts here. look at the back. i actually got my number put on it. >> very nice. >> now to the serious business of tossing. former champion john robertson is going to give me a few tossing tips. we'll find out later whether his tuition paid off. the games are in full

from two thousand and two to two thousand and seven now this part of bank of scotland was run by a guy named linden scour field and you know boss is now owned by lloyds following gordon brown intervening and forcing lloyds to buy h. boss which now meant that lloyds had to be bailed out by the u.k. taxpayer which now owns forty one percent of the. lloyds but anyway the crime the fraud pile the toxic jellyfish that the british population now own started with linda schiro field when he required small businesses us that condition for getting a loan to employ an independent consultancy company specializing in turning around troubled businesses this was key side corporate services it was alleged that a number of businesses ended up in more debt than before i got involved in many cases the company's total borrowings from each boss increased tenfold within a couple of years of david mill who owned the side getting involved he forced them into all these that's basically using this as a way to asset strip right this is the banking model of. of taking on these huge debts getting the government to

that is when andy murray, the pride of scotland. >> right. >> and all of great britain watching him.ght. >> and it was emotional on the court interview he gave. >> right. >> and he basically didn't break down, but you saw the tears and the raw emotion. >> what that was was crying. >> it was crying. >> i'm going to jump ahead. there is no crying. shouldn't be crying. >> wait a minute, now. >> you can't cray? >> there is no -- you can't cry? >> there is no excuse. >> you will be crying from losers and team sports. >> no, you can't -- i can't recall everything in pro football, basketball. >> the rumor, chris bosch cried -- >> a rumor. >> had the locker room. >> and that is in college basketball. >> the professional athletes, not college kids. >> okay. okay. >> you have a problem with andy murray and getting choked up. >> dry your tears. >> ready rale? >> yes. >> there is no time in sports. >> it's a game, all right? and real people out there working. you have no reason to be there. >> and did you ever cry when you lost? jot only time i cried is when i didn't get my 30. >> all about the

. >>> then on a lighter note, we'll show you the pomp and circumstance in scotland as the queen bestowed the highest honor on her grandson, prince william. >>> our plaza crowd is getting ready for a concert from one of the best selling rappers in the business. yes, flo rida. >>> we begin with what to expect when we learn about the economic recovery from the jobs report. maria bartiromo. what are you looking for? >> the story overall was not a good one in terms of jobs. we had a terrible report last month. while expectations came down a bit, maybe the numbers beat the expectations. broadly speaking we're looking at a tough situation. companies are uncertain. they do not want to put new heads to the payroll, with the uncertainty of election year, not sure about tax policy, not sure about the regulatory environment. i would expect we continue to stay pretty high numbers in unemployment unfortunately. >> we usually see a bump up in spring construction numbers. here we saw a slowdown in construction and manufacturing. what's going on there? >> for the most part people are worried about europe

in scotland, couples on 11. rolls in the putt from 7 feet. lengthy try on 18 -- boom. couples wins his second major by 2 shots. another check of the forecast coming up right after this. >> and man from china as cold of an olympic feat by traveling to london in a ricksaw. it started in 2001 through 16 countries. he saw the floods, a snow storm, still smiling. his goal was to see the opening ceremonies. >> when did he start? >> 2001. i know. >> when did they know they were having the games then? [laughter] that's remarkable. >> it is. >> are forecast pale in comparison to that. 87 tomorrow, slight chance for a storm. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you tonight after a big night at the olympics. [captioning made pos >> this is a wbal like in tv 11 editorial from president and general manager dan joerres. >> with the sanctions against penn state, the ruling body delivered a message not just to happy valley but the entire nation. sports cannot and will not deal with the culture. a bold move by an organization that has profited from these, maters and state school. it i

. >> the royal family was on hand to witness the ceremony in scotland. michelle kosinski reports. >> reporter: you can always tell the important of an occasion by how fancy the hats and ceremonial robes. yes, this is a big one, set to drums in the scottish mist, the queen and dignitaries referent. it was prince william being made a knight in the most ancient and order of the thistle. kate, carrying a tar tan scarf, her care twisted and curled to match her hat. >> it seems he's stepping up his royal duties, and i think it shows the way for the future. >> reporter: scotland, despite a movement to try to leave the united kingdom, has alwaysment of much to the queen and the family. prince wrm is also in the order of the garter, around since the 1300s, but he's also in a modern-day order called the air force. the royal watchers say he may kneel to scale back sometime soon to focus more on his royal duties. back to you. >>> well, we all hear horror stories about costly, nasty divorces, but now there's a new hotel helping unhappy couples move on quickly. divorc

. >>> scotland yard arrested six people in terrorism raids in london today. five men and a woman were taken into custody early this morning. the woman is 30 years old. the male suspects range from ages 18 to 29. police used smoke grenades and tasered one man while arrested him. according to scotland yard, the operation isn't related to the olympic games. however, three of the arrests took place in a house near london's olympic park. >>> the captain of that cruise liner that wrecked off the coast of italy back in january has now been freed from house arrest, but he's been ordered to stay in his hometown near naples as he awaits trials. his name is francisco scut tino. at least 30 people were killed when the ask you tino -- pilot error and faulty data led to the crash of a air france jet. accident investigators released their final report on the crash today. they say frozen speed sensors on the airbus caused the pilots to make incorrect maneuvers. those mistakes led the plane to stall and crash 228 people died. several safety recommendation have been made to av

competitions in ireland, scotland, norway, japan, russia each year, the facilities here in the park ared to none. there is no complex in the world that can touch it. >> i'm here with bob, and he has kindly agreed to tell me everything i need to know about casting. i'm going to suit up and next, we're in the water. >> what any gentleman should do. golden gate angling has free lessons the second saturday of every month. we have equipment show up on the 9:30 on the second saturday of every month and we'll teach them to fly cast. >> ok. we are in the water. >> let me acquaint you with the fly rod. >> nice to meet you. >> this is the lower grip and the upper grip. this is a reel and a fly line. we are going to use the flex of this rod to fling away. exactly as you moved your hands. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> i'm a natural. >> push both arms forward and snap the lower hand into your tummy. push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly casting ch

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>> spent a few days with him in scotland, if you know what i mean, and fell in love with eden burrow. prince edward is best friends with my longtime agent, sam haskell and we all went to scotland for three days and they were with us. so i called sam to see if he could set up -- they're very busy. no, not going to happen. >> constance says i should check out the u.s. synchronized swim team. that's always fun to watch. >> they make it look easy. we shall see. tonight jimmy fallon has his own primetime music special. >> he is fun. you guys have seen him. he sings tv theme songs, sketches from different tv theme songs and it's been a hit and he said, why don't we make it into a prime-time special. i think we have one of those. let's see what it is. >> ladies and gentlemen, bob dylan! ♪ charles in charge of our days and our nights ♪ ♪ charles in charge of our wrongs and our rights ♪ charles in charge of our wrongs and our rights ♪ ♪ i want charles in charge of me ♪ >> brilliant brilliant idea. i don't know why they haven't thought about a prime-time special called "everyone has a story" be

scotland did that or that a country where guys wear plaid skirts didn't already have gay marriage.t's great. >> jimmy: yeah. what's that one -- you have that -- what's our one scottish friend? >> steve: william fitzpatrick. >> jimmy: yeah, and what -- what's his boyfriend's name? >> steve: patrick fitzwilliam. >> jimmy: well, that's good. [ laughter ] >> steve: they get along. they were made for each other. >> jimmy: hey, guys, in sports news, alex rodriguez could be on the disabled list for a month after he broke his left hand on tuesday night. that's right, a month where a-rod can't hit. or as it's usually known, the playoffs. [ laughter ] check this out you guys. germany has opened a new hotline that lets people call in and yell curse words at strangers on the other end. [ scattered cheers ] we have something similar in america. it's called time warner customer service. [ laughter and applause ] it works almost the same. yeah, i unplugged it, you -- wait, oh, i didn't. oh, sorry, i forgot. i didn't unplug it. and finally, some olympic news, i read that the youngest athlete on te

scotland yard is saying so far there doesn't seem to be a direct connection to the london olympics.ome of the arrests have been close to the olympic park about a mile away. it is still early days. the suspects can be held for up to 14 days while they sift through a number of computer hard drives and also continue their search at other addresses. we have learned that those three suspects are apparently british muslims and they are all brothers. at some point for the police community. neighbors say that the early morning raid was dramatic as you can see. armed and masked police stormed the house and blue off the front door with explosives and tazered one suspect who reportedly resisted. the arrest of the other three individuals took place in a different part of the capital. british security forces are obviously more vigilant as we approach the olympic games later this month. the group is just one of scores of potential terrorist cells and dozens of terror plots currently being investigated by scotland yard and the mi 5. they have been under surveillance and it's clear why suddenly thi

today's game will be played in glasgow, scotland, only scottish venue used during the games. only time team usa has a shot to play in london if they make it to the gold medal game. >> team usa opens up the 2012 london games against france this morning. the game will be played at the famed hampton park in glasgow, scotland which is the only scottish venue to be used during the olympic games. only time team usa has a shot at playing in london is if they make that gold medal game. the team won't be able to attend friday's opening ceremony because they actually have a game against colombia the very next afternoon. so here's a question. why is soccer getting an early start? we asked ourselves the very same question and here's the scoop for you. turns out soccer is one of two olympic sports that get that early start. women's soccer starts out today. men's soccer starts tomorrow. archery starts up on friday. the olympic committee says the extra days are necessary for soccer and archery to make sure to deept leets from wearing themselves out during a big time slaft competition. today

scotland yard says it was not linked to the olympic games.. and a man was seen pouring liquid into a smoking bag on this bus. >>> a week after he was mauled by a chimpanzee, he was nearly killed. he is being 234r0u7b to a hospital in johannesburg, where doctors say he will get better care. >>> and researchers say, if you want to prevent colds, have kids, lots of them. the more children, the less chance of getting a cold. i'm never getting sick again, apparently. the researchers can't find a physical explanation. so, thab that parents are tougher. >>> remember when you were a kid and you're mother would find you doing something wrong? that's what happened to a man in mississippi. he is pulling a gun on an convenient store cashier. then, his mother comes in. and tells the cashier, it's plastic and a toy. he is facing an tensional robbery charge. but who robs a store in front of their mom? >> that guy. >> she acted quickly. >> yes, she did. >> amy, thank you. >>> the news that pops. >> "pop news" puts more babies to sleep than any other news tha

the weapon of choice in scotland. then we met the inmate they could very well become.immy reid. >> if you lock me up i'll burn my peter. >> burn your peter? >> yeah. >> all right. >> his disciplinary hearing for a night full of harassing correctional staff. it was more memorable than most we ever covered. >> yeah. i've let that escalate. i escalated that. >> reid was serving an 11-year sentence. he had stabbed a friend during an argument, and the man died. but reid's personal demon had made him no stranger to prison. >> how long have you been in prison? >> most of my life. >> why? what was your life like out there before prison? >> just spun out of control through alcohol, you know. >> jimmy reid was probably one of the most forthright inmates i've ever interviewed. he was just was completely uncensored. very self-efacing. very honest about who he was, what he did, why he did it. and he had a great face. he had a face that looked like he had seen many, many bar fights. and the other crimes that put you in prison before, what were those? >> very different. a lot of diff