another, 2014 will be the year that scots will remember. the scottish people will vote to decide either to continue 300 years of partnership and shared prosperity or to go it alone as a separate state. upset some, i did not get over the constitution. i would rather we talking about how to build a better scotland and a better world. i am appalled by living pull [indiscernible] and i would rather the government would focus on its day job of improving the lives usinginary scots and andic resources to remote s&p agenda. scots of country needed to one of the most successful and prosperous political unions the world has ever seen. whereas there is little doubt that scotland could be an independent country, the question the scottish people will have to consider is whether scotland will be better off by going it alone. my view is that scotland would not and there is a range of positive reasons why i believe that we are all better together. their rest linked to of the united kingdom socially, politically, and economically. the single -- i will certa

and a bit later in the program here a david cameron he puts the screws on the scots delivering a speech punctuated with nationalist rhetoric and waxing lyrical about what he says all the benefits of staying part of the united kingdom. right from the scene. first struck you and i think that you're. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. there's a scene when you're in the arctic you have feel entire world at your feet she looks like a fairly simple shit but really she's not simple little. handful of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is that the polar bears and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we've undertaken a unique operation in. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. i. joining us here on r.t. international the british prime minister has wrapped himself a figurative lead in the british and a limpet flags today calling for scotland to vote against becoming independent from the u.k. but as david cameron kept up the

he wasn't actually talking to the scots he said he was actually talking to everybody else in the english the wealth of welsh in the northern irish he said four million scottish people would be able to vote in this referendum but in fact sixty three million people would be affected everybody in the british isles and he urged those other people who don't have a vote to play a part he said you may not have a vote but you do have a voice so what he wants everybody to do is or tweet anyone scottish that we know and tell them that we don't want them to leave the u.k. that's essentially his message today we want you to stay and that message betrays his worry really and could be quite timely in the recent poll has shown that support for scottish independence south of the border has leapt a little bit in the last few months january poll showed twenty four percent in support up from twenty one percent in november so he'll be slightly worried about that as far as the points that he made goes he stressed this intricate tapestry of the u.k. as he called it he said there are business ties agricultural

dot com and also later in the program david cameron plays this curse on the scots delivering a speech treated with nationalist rhetoric and waxing lyrical about what it says are the benefits of staying out of the u.k. all that after the break. our. right to see. first strike. and i think you're. on a record player. and. i. am. there's a saying when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple shit. head and full of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we undertake a unique operation. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. this is obviously more for the ladies because it's paying. women wanted to avoid rate they really needed to buy guns and learn how to use them i'm. sure this is the one that i'm going to go with them once again it's the fear that. women are definitely the target of the gun lobby you don't kill them when you're killing

just a bit later in the program here on our two international david cameron puts the screws on the scots delivering a speech punctuated with nationalist rhetoric and the waxing lyrical about what he says are the benefits of being part of the united kingdom. i marinate join me. in our home and. work very contribute and much much. only on bombast and. there's a scene when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet she looks like a fairly simple ship but really she's not symbol. and full of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we undertake a unique operation in. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. it's a national lie from moscow our special coverage starting again in about ten minutes from now on the british prime minister wrap himself figuratively in the british and olympic flags today calling for scotland to vote against becoming independent from the u.k. but as dav

and also later in the program david cameron puts the screws on the scots delivering a speech punctuated with nationalist rhetoric and waxing lyrical about what he says are the benefits of staying part of the u.k. that's after the break. it's technology innovation all the lives developments around russia we've got those huge earth covered. dramas that can't be ignored. stories others use the notes to. say since changing the world right now. to picture a day. from around the globe. look like. you're watching also international life from moscow welcome back may british prime minister has wrapped himself figures who are in the british and other big flags today calling for scotland to vote against becoming independent from the u.k. but as david cameron kept up the pressure from the olympic stadium in london these coldish national polls he has have really criticized him for giving this speech south of the border off his lowest west now reports. he wasn't actually talking to the scots he said he was actually talking to everybody else in the english the wealth of welsh in the northern irish he

seems to me that what we have to fight for and what we have to argue for a threat this debate is a scot one that puts the needs of people dominant of corporations and banks at the bankers that we see supported by the tories in the waste minister's party in the city of london we want to put the mass of the population fast and that's what we'll continue to to put forward in this debate couldn't one accused scotland of course for harboring huge financial institutions it's clearly very successful as a as a financial center so what's so different about what's going on in glasgow edinburgh and what's going on in london in terms of big corporate companies well i think that we have to look at the situation overall and have to say that what scottish independence will do is it will open up the possibility of the people of scotland saying that once and for all we won't have any more tory governments i mean it's one thing about the question of financial power of course financial public not disconnected from political power and what we want to see in scotland is a political government we shall see w

threatened to leave scotland and join the city of london should the scots vote for it defend it apparently they think that's a good threat but i would think that the debts of r.b.s. are a ball and chain on the scottish nation any new scottish nation the first headline read scotland will never be free as long as that has r.b.s. well i'm surprised that r.b.s. took this position because first of all r.b.s. is already in the city of london r.b.s. doesn't represent anybody in scotland r.b.s. is already here in the city of london and they are engaging in what the banks on the city of london do r.b.s. lloyds barclays and the other one h.s.b.c. h.s.b.c. and others for of course one of the banking apocalypse they're already committing there are who wants them why would scotland one r.b.s. royal bank of scotland i mean it's a joke it's like these bankers threatening to go to switzerland if they're if they're if any regulations are imposed on them just go we can drive you. the airport just get out well it could be you know psyops pretending that they might want it in scotland so that vince cable for

the scot has a huge history in finance and banking and so you know. it's got the triple ok so a country like qatar we always hear about they have a huge g.d.p. per capita because they've got a lot of oil wells that are something like one hundred thousand euros per person or something norway as well norway wants to break down for what scotland i don't know i don't know what oil barrels per person are and it doesn't have the same amount of oil that norway does and the proceeds of that oil have been blown and they have been invested in the way the norway invested them but there is still oil there but this would seem like a great pitch to the people of scotland like hey you could have the highest g.d.p. per capita in the world how come that's not being is it seems like al it's not meant to run scholars saying like we could become the most mangled bureaucracy in the world is more bureaucracy they want to keep the pound they want to keep the bank of england there is like create a bunch of bureaucratic jobs keeping the pound is the dumbest decision that scot

well what's going on in the united kingdom is you have the surgeons of a very sensible kind of scot this nationalism in the face of a very serious decoupling between england on the one hand in scotland the other england is increasingly being absorbed by the logic of perch real estate eighty for the masses and socialism for the bankers and with a selected few. you have. a kind of. new a new form of for you the skepticism there's going to be if that end which is very likely is going to push or england or the whole of britain the city remains unified out of the european union whereas north of the border north of haiti as well you have the majority of the scots who are very seriously questioning the logic of perpetual stay the course completely now they're really committed to staying within the in the european union and who was not taken over by the frenzy of as you know phobia which is so evidence out of the border especially with their eyes of you keep and the general attitude towards the so called of invasion of the british isles by foreigners romanians bulgarians and so on ok now i'm gra

today 800,000 scots live elsewhere in the united kingdom and more than 400,000 people who were born in the rest of the u.k. now live in scotland. and there are millions of people who do business over the border every single day like the farmers in lincolnshire to grow some of the barley that is used in scotch whiskey. the united kingdom is an intricate tapestry, millions of relationships woven tightly over more than three centuries. that is why for millions of people there is no contradiction in being proud of your scottishness, your englishness or your britishness. sometimes all at once. now some say that none of this would change with independence. that these connections would stay as strong as ever. but the fact is all of these connections, whether business or personal, they are eased and strengthened by the institutional framework of the united kingdom. when the acts of union were passed the role of the state was limited to things like defense, taxes and property rights. since then the state has transformed beyond recognition and our institutions have grown together like the roots

that he was talking to people if they did well to know that i did the most necessary token to the scots but the africa's national park accusation again is that he has to count the tickets go on and had a heatwave khan and his teeth get to take part in the face to face debates about the future of the united kingdom. lying to you at times he got home i know the mom and austin and how it released its list of the world's ugliest monuments it will cost and decided to make an important goal for tomorrow and slightly triggering if you're a sweetie and compel that trends. the ford announced it had to go home for the full story the wines never stays at toronto on their red bits of it that's the short film electronics private read the curiosity has signed on the first of the fires have about alternate take of the month. the steering government has confirmed it will take part in the second round of geneva peace talks scheduled for monday in a while for people in this emergency care homes. this summer was pretty funny scene thanks to a three day ceasefire to allow civilians to be evacuated and huma

a storm about government criticism take the recent flooding for instance unions say downing street scots met lower budgets for flood maintenance and staff unions haven't been able to do much and have a good job x. was real good but once in a while they score a point or two workers go on strike london grinds to a halt quite literally for two days in february that's exactly what happened at trade unions with the talk of the town for them it was a fight for hundreds of jobs but business leaders said the strike cost london economy two hundred million pounds prime minister david cameron branded the walkout as shameful but shameful is these vicious attacks on ordinary people the poorest in society they want to beat wages so their friends can make bigger profits trade union members have gathered here in what they say is a show over systems to governments continued a steady cost the unions have seen their numbers grow for the first time in a decade reaching six point five million almost in two thousand and twelve in the one nine hundred eighty s. margaret thatcher's government went head to head

true because as an individual i think this is a nation here they go september eighteenth every single scot goes to the poll they are voting if they vote for independence they get independence we're saying it's not independence because they don't have an independent banking system they're beholden to the bank of england and they're going to treat r.b.s. as an asset when it's in fact a huge liability it's not what alex simon wants is another layer of bureaucracy so that he can get a salary and a bunch of bureaucrats in good salaries does not independence independence would mean you have your own bank your own currency and. there's not as she described it he's not talking about independence he's talking about independence and having a real job that's it alex ahmed yeah but i want to bring it back to this notion of a block max because here they you know they're they're almost out of north sea oil so they're going have to compete as a small nation of five million people equal to norway and singapore they're going to compete with singapore because they're almost out of oil right so they have to

the argument is there will be many more jobs and they will be much more profitable if scots stay in thehy? the uk government can invest an awful lot more in terms of tax breaks and tax incentives for countries to invest in the north sea. in other words, the industry can be much more profitable. that is a theme we have seen develop in recent weeks, which is to argue people will be better off financially staying in the uk. he questioned whether an independent scotland would be allowed to keep the pound sterling. he said, no, they wouldn't. it raises all sorts of question marks, would interest rates go up, playing to the same argument designed really to appeal to the purse strings of voters rather than heart strings. >> thank you very much, indeed, norman smith in aberdeen for us. >>> severe smog is smothering many parts of china that. the government has sent out teams of investigators to inspect large victories, including those producing steel, coal and cement to make sure they're not breaching the rules. the chinese government wants to be seen to be improving air quality. one campaign wa

reporting a moderate amount of rain and heavier amounts towards davenport and santa cruz as well as scots so here is a look at the weather cam, the reduced visibility as the rain continues to fall. street flooding medium, high in the north bay. mud rock slides, wind damage, very slight and river flooding very low. but we are looking for another up to at least four inches of rain in the wettest spots, mainly in the north bay. check out these rainfall totals close to 5" the past 24 hours at mount saint jaleda, redwood city as well as san jose. our sky cam is showing you that fuzzy fog on deck now. slight delays, you better believe it. you will have them tonight and tomorrow as well. the live shots on our sfo cam with temperatures in the 60s. here is a look at the highlights continuing with rain and wind overnight. heavy rain on our sunday and then more wet days expected next week. i want to show you the plume of moisture. you can see it from the hawaiian islands and it has targeted mainly the north bay today but the secondary plume will move in here torrow and start to head south. 5:00 a.m.

we'll get to see some of the guys in action for the first time officially here in scot scottsdale. one of them is pablo sandoval. the giants need power from the left field position. they only got five home runs from left field. and alscutaro. they will be crucial out there in center field. a big outfield to navigate. coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll see you then. >> thank you, much. >> you heard of frosty the snowman, but what about frosty the cat? >>> well, a frozen cat is being nursed back to health near cleveland. >> this kitten here known as frosty got a tough start. currently in a foster home. a woman found her iced over on a road. the kitten's tail was frozen solid. so they cave the kitten some antibiotics. they're hoping for a full recovery for that little cat. sad but good, right? thank you. >> next newscast at 5:00. lemon. which of these pictures do you like better? um, the one on the left? so the wacky one. sure. what's the picture for? i'm giving the keynote address at the company's six sigma retreat to move forward in croton-on-hudson. ugh. is that like a corporate retr

today in scots dale for spring training he worked out you may season long and lost quite a bit of weight. he's not saying how much but aileen panda is a good panda and that's good news for the orange and black. let's he it from pablo for the first time in 2014. >> i feel great. it's great working out and doing a lot of teams. my body is everything out there so i was ready to get ready for spring training. >> what's he got going back there. was that a mo hawk? anyway you are looking at mark. he tried to attempt a come back but hit a snag as the 346-year- old rupp pictured his left akilos tendon and is going to be auto for the season. last pitch in 2008 and has been an analyst forespn for the last few seasons. the guy just couldn't stay healthy towards the end of his career. >> that is so sad. >> could not happen to a nicer guys that's 6-foot 6. >> are you showing any allegiance with your giants colors. >> i just grabbed it out of the closet and went. >> that's right. all right that's it for us at 5:30. >> we'll be back here in a half hour. news updates always on our website. stay tuned fo

[inaudible] supervisor coms and supervisor scot wiener. i want to thank the community for being here today, but also for initiating the street name change. fuleasha who was a community member of this movement often talked about vickys impact on the community and the gay community. she nob nub a memorial exhibit at the [inaudible] featureing flerfb before seen footage and photos and artifacts including her gold dress at the [inaudible] really excited to support this as it moves through had process and looking for would to the day when we [inaudible] and recognize the first transgender activist on one of hour streets in san francisco really welcomeing her home. >> thank you supervisor kim. supervisor mar >> thank you. i know it is a later we will celebrate blank history month. i'm introducing a motion that impacts the [inaudible] i would like to thank supervisor co00 comps and avlose. [inaudible] for broadcasting our board of supervisor meeting by a community radio station. previous [inaudible] k pooor poor peoples radio [inaudible] they hav

i want to thank my cosponsors who are many and i am excited about that [inaudible] scot wiener and normal ye rr. if i missed anyone let me know, but i'm thankful for your cosponsorship [inaudible] is the daughter of [inaudible] painted some of the murals at the co irks t tower. [inaudible] for many years she was connect would the california historical society, the stock exchange, the art institute and the [inaudible] she had a clear and enthusiastic knowledgeable way of engaging and drawing out her audience. articulate art [inaudible] specialized in [inaudible] in addition to champening the work of her father [inaudible] bernard. its history of art published by val [inaudible] intical in keeping this land mark on the map [inaudible] published in spanish pin 1998. to artist bernard [inaudible] an interior decoratorer [inaudible] on the 19th of may 1931 at 12 noon [inaudible] by the mayor of saf. along with the husband, [inaudible] they were married in 1954. spent 7 years in england where her first child was born. in 1996 got her master in english from berkeley [inaudible] 25 years as a eng

giants have their first full squad workout in scots dale, but this was a great shot.down. the boston college at the buzzer. there it is. giants full squad workout in scotts dale. they are hoping michael morris can give them some help in the outfield. >> i don't think i'm going to be swinging that bat a whole lot. i think it started swinging me towards the end. >> michael morris, the reporter asked him, do you want to be called mike or michael? he said you can call me everything. if i'm not hitting when july rolls around, call me jerk. >> good. ,,,,,,,,,, the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can [captioning sponsored by fox broadcasting company twentieth century fox television and nestle butterfinger]

. >> could you just like hit someone with your car and just walk away scot-free? >> no. >> isn't that what ambassadors do? >> you know, diplomatic immunity -- >> just trying to figure out, what's the point. oh, do you have a sword? >> i don't have a sword. >> a cape? >> i don't have a cape. >> do they call you your excellency. >> they do from time to time. >> oh, okay, finally so, there are some perks. >> there are certainly some perks. >> so as an expert, what is the russian anti-gay legislation. >> well, the so-called gay propaganda law bans-- makes it illegal to talk about nontraditional sexual relationships in a way that would either make them seem good or equal to other relationships. >> so what about if your gay relationships weren't eck what you will to straight relationships? >> well, i think the question is not a question about one particular relationship or another but -- >> all people should have the right to have terrible relationships. >> you know. >> we should all be free to be trapped in loveless marriages. >> hopefully we're not but i think whether

thus if the scots good for the separation from great britain and its temper. they will have to dial in the pounds the budget surplus in two thousand thirteen exceeded one point five billion years. this was reported by the athens news agency sith apprentice to include some of us. this is the first such case in ten years from the greek government managed to balance the main financial acumen of the country previously in early december two thousand thirteen. the parliament adopted the budget without provision for deficit one hundred and fifty three deputies set of three hundred voted for the budget and according to the adopted budget the national economy is to grow by zero point six percent in two thousand and two percent of group has predicted after the prolonged recession that started in two thousand and eight according to the government's estimates based on the end of the year itself creases gdp will decrease by four percent according to the west side of the repeated scene police lifted into the summer drink to help the disabled following the resignation of the

of the day they couldn't rise to the occasion being dumped by finland in the quarterfinals his poor scot it's fair to say there's a real air of disappointment in and around sochi right now russia losing three one to finland the red machine going out to the quarter final stage of the men's ice hockey competition for the second winter olympics in a row and of course this defeat is going to hurt more than most because it did come on home ice they actually took the lead in the bolshoi i stay in which you can probably just make out behind me set them on their way put them on a lot and it all seemed to be going to plan but finland then scored three unanswered goals to secure their place in the semifinals they're looking to improve on the bronze medal that they won four years ago their reward for the victory over russia is a semifinal against sweden sweden beat slovenia five nearly in the other quarterfinal elsewhere there's a good news for russia at the halfway stage of the figure skating women's individual event adelina sotnikova is in the silver medal position after the short program however

new york and just a few hours ago a poll scot spoke to a man responsible for persuading american tourists to come to starchy he says his job has been made much more difficult by the negative coverage in the media. we've had some people back out because of what they've heard on the news do you think the i mean why do you think there is such negativity in some parts of american media around such even if a year and a half is unjustified i think because of what they call the ring of steel i think this is a very secure place i think i would be more on secure an american classroom that i would be in sochi itself just because of the security here when some of those great time some of those tourists decided to back out did you try to convince them how did you sell stocks into them which will say well we told them that the place where we were we would be staying would be in a very secure location. and one of the major parts here of the sochi adler. and so i think those are about as secure as you're going to get let's talk about the infrastructure that has sprung up around this such a region is soc

justice system crushing down on him another far more culpable money laundering machine has gotten off scot free i'm talking about multinational bank h s b c you may remember how back in two thousand and twelve age s.b.c. was caught in a massive money laundering scheme for moving billions of dollars to the global financial system which pretty much ended up finding every international crime syndicate you can think of and leading to tens of thousands of murders as detailed an extensive and horrifying article by rolling stones mattei e.b. h.s.b.c. launder money for all qaeda mexican drug cartels and pariah regimes such as north korea young other groups that have just a few issues with getting the bank loans so surely based on the jail time that charlie shrem is now facing hundreds of h.s.b.c. executives receive criminal charges right now that would be a little too just for the american justice system and in fact not one h.s.b.c. employee was charged with anything the bank mirror. they had to pay a one point nine billion dollar fine and if you think that made a dent in their quarterly profits d

threatened to leave scotland and join the city of london should the scots vote for it defend it apparently they think that's a good threat.

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the stick part of a carrot and stick tactic david cameron spoke last week of essentially begging the scots to stay don't go he said we really need you now we have george osborne this week saying hey you know this is how bad things will be if you do go this is sort of two sides the same coin of course it may play into the hands of the yes campaign you know yes there it is in scotland will will resent being bullied by westminster in this way so that that may shift things dramatically towards a yes vote. for more news after this short break stay with us. transit routes. you'll best way to the heart of most. thanks for staying with us seventeen minutes past the hour the writing may be on the wall for germany and greece is a radical group there published manifesto pinning all of greece's economic troubles on berlin anticapitalist movement claimed responsibility for firing shots at the german ambassador's residence in december threatening more attacks are his money if an ocean reports from athens. police and security forces are on high alert here in the great capital with riot police patrolling

three years to put the referendum results and said law earlier my colleague rory singh shaved the scots the issue with a piece. the majority voted in favor but look a quarter of people in switzerland were not born in switzerland there were eighty five eighty thousand migrants last year it only has a population of eight million people wages have been driven down this putting pressure on houses the health care system and transport quite frankly is the democratic wish of the swiss people that they want to control their own borders and do for them i wish we could do the same in our own country see once again shaking your head switzerland's decision to limit the number of foreign workers perhaps the latest example of the growing feeling of nationalism where do you think this trend could be heading luxembourg certified five percent of foreigners deliveries it very well because luxembourg is a growing economy growing service sector and you have seen the reaction of service industry today in the us three was upset with this very slight majority because of the need to end this whole phobia about

and the driver walked away scot free. no penalties at all. the story was shared with the police department at a hearing last month and the police department actually changed their practice. so now they're actually citing people. but is that enough? i don't think so. >> so does it seem like there's enough progress in terms of city lawmakers coming around? >> i think there is definitely movement. there's desire to change the way we think about planning our cities. i think what we also miss by focusing a lot about -- on collision data is what's not being recorded. and it's that even in roadways where there aren't collisions recorded, people still do not feel safe walking. i think that's a problem. >> okay. definitely a serious problem as you both have made very clear. nicole schneider and chris hwang, thank you both for being here. >>> on this valentine's day, a landmark anniversary celebrated at san francisco city hall. >> 4,036 couples came together to do something no more extraordinary than this, just say "i do." it was a celebration of the m

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front from a new cold front is one coat and no robert bundled up the cold war is still in effect the scot a chilling effect on the quest to snooze disseminate information which is dylanesque because of our grain is going to fall maybe frozen you know push a system of whistleblowers to snowden to spark you to see a part of your solution for me you want to stop in australia we're going in for at least three years. we're expecting the hardship the sort of strike you say to cost and which is not going to look like robert but expanding world wide when the children are playing the finally in sight the two spot movement frances good luck and good night and that concludes our views on the news to see so much you covered but is there a meaning what is not to be who's writing it and where was it leading to seeking to bearings we seem to turn to the news to take heat for the medium is the message and this most by will mean when the planet is now the method for defining collective reality each night if it's not on the news it didn't happen right as history is played out in day to day events and journ