only fourteen months away from the referendum does it worry you a little bit that the majority of scots do not want independence from k. and for the last five years to polls haven't changed. well if it comes to opinion polls when i was reelected to useable by an absolute majority in a proportional system as to the scope and the boat three months before the election i was twenty percent behind in the opinion polls i ended up almost twenty percent in front in the opinion poll so i think polls change and usually the change in our favor probably change the polls well as people get more information about this about the concept of the opportunity of independents than before yes how do we know this because if you pull the people who say we have enough information and we already understand the issues then by majority these people are voting yes so as we get more information out to the public of scotland then the trend will be there yes direction and would love to be twenty percent from here. probably would do i think we're going to win the referendum yes we will think so absolutely we're talkin

tomorrow, we scots will start voting by post. so we need answers, tonight, right here, and right now. the currency, no answers. let me tell you why currency matters. currency is about jobs in huge numbers. currency is about what we pay at the shop. it is about interest rates, mortgages, and the value of our pensions. critically, the money we use is about being able to pay for the public service upon which we all depend. that is the real threat to our national health service, not the ones he is trying to scare us with. the questions have grown. what about oil? last week the north sea oil expert ian wood issued a stark warning. again, are we going to place all our bets on alex salmond alone being right? we don't need to take that risk. the united kingdom does not share risks and rewards with our neighbors. the part of something bigger gives us opportunity and security as well as our scottish identity and decision-making. this is a decision for which there is no turning back. but our children and the generations that follow will hav

more and more scots want to complete the home rule journey.e case for independence depends on a simple proposition. no one, absolutely no one, will run the affairs of this country better than the people who live and work in scotland. no one cares more about scotland. just like in 1979 the voices of doom tell us we can't do it, we can't do what every other country takes for granted. and just like then, they are wrong. we are a rich nation, a resourceful people. we can create a prosperous nation and a fairer society. a real vision for the people of scotland. this is our time, it's our moment, let us do it now. >> host: the scottish national party leader alex salmond there from night's debate laying out the arguments for independence. again, that vote september 18th. scots will go to the polls to decide whether or not to declare their independence in a referendum vote from the united kingdom. we're getting your thoughts this morning whether or not you think scotland should vote for independence. by the way, if you missed last night's debate, we'r

tomorrow, we scots will start voting by post.so we need answers, tonight, right here, and right now. the currency, no answers. let me tell you why currency matters. currency is about jobs in huge numbers. currency is about what we pay at the shop. it is about interest rates, mortgages, and the value of our pensions. critically, the money we use is about being able to pay for the public service upon which we all depend. that is the real threat to our national health service, not the ones he is trying to scare us with. the questions have grown. what about oil? last week the north sea oil expert ian wood issued a stark warning. again, are we going to place all our bets on alex salmond alone being right? we don't need to take that risk. the united kingdom does not share risks and rewards with our neighbors. the part of something bigger gives us opportunity and security as well as our scottish identity and decision-making. this is a decision for which there is no turning back. but our children and the generations that follow will have

. >> polls show most scots will vote no, but the yes camp is not giving up. that includes a group of scottish mothers. >> she has organized an event for mothers and paid for the refreshments from her own pocket. >> i'm part of a group of moms for change. there has to be a change in society in order to make it a better place for our kids to grow up and. >> she wants women to stand up for what they believe in. >> i would like my daughter to grow up in a country first and foremost that did not have weapons of mass destruction on her doorstep. i would like her to grow up in a country where people give access to free education, that had a good welfare state, and these are things that are not priorities for westminster. >> her arguments go down well with some of the other mothers, but not all. >> everybody is talking about, "we want to pay less taxes" and "we want to pay more benefits." my logic is like many goes around. if we want to pay less but we want to have more, where is that money coming from? >> suzan robertson says shescottish independence would not provi

if i was a scot and was in scotland, because scots down here can't vote as well, i would be very worried the economic plan, not that there isn't a plan now, but it's all the questions that mr. sammond has to thrash out with westminster if they get the yes vote. >> there's a huge amount of uncertainty and i think this is the no campaign, the campaign for the union's great strength, is that they can ask him these difficult questions about what currency would scotland use, how easy would it be for an independent scotland to stay in the european union and what fiscal position would they have and as of yet, nationalists don't have convincing answers. >> hold on, does westminster have convincing arguments of why he can't have a monetary union, why he can't have the resources he wants, why he can't have the low share of national debt that he wants as well? >> the burden of proof is on the nationalists here, but i think that those in london, people like alistair darling, who's running the no campaign, they have good reasons to say we're not going to simply lie down in any sort of negotiation wit

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we have scot who is in the neighborhood of the young woman who died earlier today not, necessarily related to. the to >>j.r. stone it is a very difficult time for the mcdermott family. i spoke with the mother with the last hour. she told me they were looking for earthquake damage after the earthquake which is when they entered their 31 year- old daughter's room. she was unconscious and she later died. we have a number of possibilities. something may have fallen and hit her in the head but it is important to note that her daughter went to bed last night and the night before with headaches. the daughter suffered from fibril my house up and was being treated. she wanted to to get off the medication now. we're looking at the possibility that she had a brain aneurysm or that something may have fallen and hit her. we will not know the answers to what caused the death until after the autopsy. a very difficult time for family members and her mother. >>pam moore this death is still not confirmed to be associated with the earthquake but nonetheless, happening with in that time span. it does cast som

scots will get a chance to vote on the issue. many are undecided. there is everything to play for. which is why this huge battle hit the small creeps. a tv debate, a chance to convert or convenience. no sign of this man, david cameron refusing to take part. this is a fight for scotland welcomed by scots. >> every time scotland goes into a germ election we have the risk of having people we didn't vote for ruling over us. that happened for more than half of my life. >> any 8-year-old can tell you the flag, and capital of a country and the flag. we assume the currency and the flag, but you can't tell us the currency. >> do you think this will have made a difference, john? >> if this debate has not made a difference, if it doesn't move the opinion polls, it will be crucial. the side wept into the debating chamber behind in the opinion polls. it was the best opportunity of gaining momentum to norria the lead. if -- narrow the lead. if they fail, their capses of winning rock chances of winning will be slim. >> you heard, did it affectour decision in any way? >> yes, it made me go no. >>

scots will vote on the issue in a research um. many are undecided. there is, as they say, everything to play for. [ clapping ]. >> reporter: which is why this battle hit the small screen. a tv debate, a chance to convert or cop vips. >> no sign of this map. prime minister david cameron refused to take part. this is a fight for scotland being waged by scots. >> every time scotland goes into a general election there's the risk of having people we didn't vote for rolling over us. that happened for more than half my life. >> any 8-year-old can tell you the flag, capital of a country and its currency. you can't tell us what currency we will have. >> john curtis is professor of politics and knows a lot about the subject. do you think that will have made a difference? >> if this debate has not made a difference, if it doesn't move the opinion poll, that will be crucial. the side went into the debating chamber behind. this was their best opportunity of trying to gain momentum, to narrow the lead. if they have failed to do so, their capses of winning on -- ch

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. >>> police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a young girl in scots valley. police say the girl was walking near scots valley drive and beans creek road when a man in a truck made noises to get her attention. she turned around and he exposed himself. the truck is described as a smaller two-door dark green toyota truck. >>> firefighters in san jose were busy battling two fires today. they're hoping things slow down this holiday weekend, which has already proven to be a very hot and windy one. lisa amin gulezian has more. >> reporter: the thick black smoke could be seen for miles. on the ground, it was worse. crick was one of two people inside one of the buildings when the fire started. >> i've never been into a fire like this before where it was huge. there was black smoke. you couldn't even see behind there. it was terrible. >> reporter: two buildings went up in flames. they're used for storing old cars, parts, and tools. the fire started in that far corner and rushed down that direction of the building. at the same time a witness said he saw someone looking

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watch this video, dynamic scot lan. roger did time lapse video and he captured some beautiful, beautiful imagery. he got some urban images because when you think of scotland, you think of william wallace and urban areas, but he gets the classic look in there because after you leave the urban areas, you do see how green and lush and lovely and old that scotland is. >> so spectaculaspectacular. fun to see in time lapse, the best part, every time we see it, the sky, watching the clouds roll through these beautiful areas. >> one of my favorite places to visit there, and he gets imrang -- imagery is the castle there on the hill. when you tour scotland, you can tour it. i'll just show people this is what i did on my vacation. ♪ >>> tips to taking better smart phone photos. >> you can take selfies without looking like you're taking a selfie. >> see it next "right this minute." >>> still to come, spike is one smart bird. >> he's feeding the dog, dipping into the milk bone box. >> divvying out the goods like a pro. >>> headed in

many point to scotland and say that if the scots can do it, so can they. >> we are sick and tired of being treated badly by the spanish authorities. we want to be a normal country. >> my country has always been catalonia. spain and us. that's the only reason we are together. >> many people here dream intensely of independence, and it's not so easy to find dissenting voices. office here, but there's no nameplate. inside, we meet the only counselor who openly opposes independence. he has been physically attacked on the street twice for his views. he says tensions run particularly high in small-town's. the pressure on those with a different opinion is growing. >> if there are a lot of stickers for independence on the street and i don't have one, then the others assume i am opposed. that's why many people put up flags and stickers just to avoid problems. this is the atmosphere we live with here every day. >> small children practice acrobatics dance, a playful way of learning content on -- catalan culture. such groups are increasingly popular. the number of tower builders has doubled in r

. >> reporter: she says the documentary will allow us to look into miles scot's life before he became a superhero. >> i wanted to learn why this kid and this city on this day. >> reporter: donations ranged from $10 to $10,000. hundreds of fans answering the call to help yet again. the day bat kid saved gotham city, or san francisco, the make a wish foundation hoped 200 people would be here. but instead, we got this, 25,000 people lining the streets, posters, bat signs, and that isn't counting the millions worldwide who tuned in online. >> i think everybody relates to that. of being a child an wanting a wish and wanting to be a superhero. i think it really hit it is inner child in all of us. >> reporter: in san francisco, cate caugurian, kpix5. >> i love watching bat kid. the money raised will go to the production of the film. dana says the proceeds will go to the bat kid fund charity. >> where would we be without these superheros? ant man is in town right now. >> ant man. >> we need the bat kid. >> you never know who is going to show up. >> that knead san francisco look better than it

we are not going to get away scot-free. we will have cloud cover. it is not going to rain, not going to be a bad weekend, but lit be cloudier and a couple of degrees cooler thanks to the same system bringing the rough surf to southern california. afternoon sunshine. you had it today, you will have it everyday the rest of the week. beautiful weather outside. but the remnants of that hurricane, hurricane marie will give us a cloudier holiday weekend, especially saturday and sunday. but the rain, man, do we need that, but it will stay to the north. tomorrow, could it get more normal? anybody within one degree of average, concord, 88, san jose, your normal a 83. your high, 82. sunnyvale, 77. napa tomorrow with the cleanup continuing, 83. sausalito, 69. lake port, 93. similar weather thursday and friday. warm, not hot inland. very comfortable near the bay. weekend will be cloudier. saturday, sunday, clouds move in. no rain but clouds. labor day will be the sunniest day of the holiday weekend. september next week. can you believe it? >> already? hopefully

but polling shows the majority of scots want to stay in the u.k. the leaders of the yes and no campaigns went head to head in a final tv debate. >> scottish independence he has attracted attention in unusual ways in recent days. here to raise awareness. but monday night, as he faced alistair darling, it was time to get serious and set out his vision for an independent scotland. >> we are a rich nation, a resourceful people. we can create a prosperous nation and a fairer society. this is our time. it is our moment. >> his opponent, or inside independence campaigner alastair darling went on the attack immediately. >> this is it. he is asking us to take his word for it. on everything. no plan b for anything. trust what he says. sorry, i can't. >> among the issues under debate was currency and whether an independent scotland would be allowed to use the british found. >> only a few months ago, he says if you walk out of u.k., you walk out of the pound. it cannot stop is using the pound, the most important revelation in this debate -- >> for a currency u

this is a fight for scotland being waged by scots. >> every time scotland goes into a germ election there's -- general election, we have a risk of having people we didn't vote for ruling over us. >> any 8-year-old can tell you the flag, capital of a county and its currency. i assume the flag is the same, the capital edmonton, but you can't tell us the currency. >> john knows a lot about this subject. would this have made a difference. >> what if it hasn't made a difference, doesn't move the opinion polls. that will be crucial. the f side wept into the debating chamber, behind in the opinion polls. this was their best opportunity of gaining momentum to narrow the lead. if they failed to do so, the chances of doing so, or winning, is looking slim indeed. >> this with an is chance to reach those still undecided. >> you heard there, will it affect your decision. >> yes, it made me go no. >> you wept from unsure to yes. >> yes -- you wept from unsure to yes. >> yes. >> handshakes or not. she is men are at odds. as is scotland, the u.k. is safe. but now, will it be in six weeks time. >> phil lave

i'm scot budman in mountain view. how silicon valley is helping find information from the napa earthquake zone. >>> plus, arrested again. the woman at the center of a security breach at san jose airport is back behind bars. what landed her in trouble this time. >>> herman wilson's music makes the area proud. he backed musicians for many years, now it's their turn to back him. what they are doing to make sure he doesn't lose his ability to play. >>> then at 6:00, the south bay teenager was pointing a power drill like a gun, then officers shot and killed her. >> this was not some person who didn't matter. >> now in an exclusive interview, the girl's parents say they have two important messages for police. that's new at 6:00. >>> you're actually seeing the early warning in action. >> pretty interesting. you're looking in realtime at an aftershock this morning. part of the early warning system being used to track earthquakes, but it's not just the early warning system. there's also the issue of drones. our business and te

scottish spaceport and the potential local jobs and economic growth it would create as a carrot for scots to stay in the union and if you listen to the gas company they will see that they want to work very closely with the rest if you listen to the press the go to our side door this is a completely new countries and that really they were working towards this so you are already going to or perhaps it will be scottish national party leader alex salmond says that whatever the outcome of the referendum scotland would still be the best location for a new base but the rumble is that scotland won't want to gift an independent scotland a spaceport that would create jobs that could be kept south of the border wretched bronson's virgin galactic. is already advertising space tourism in the window display of its london head courses from the end of this year anyone willing to stump up one hundred and twenty thousand pounds can take a trip into space from a spaceport in new mexico these are just the sorts of ventures that ministers here hope they can attract with their very own launch site the transpor

rarely have any sway in these very important issues that they rarely make a difference because a lot of scots will have already made up their mind which way they want to vote. one hundred years on the world has come on rating the start of the great war with the battles which took place in western europe the main focus that's leaving the eastern front largely overlooked our g.'s entry form our sources of all of russia and the global conflict. franz ferdinand in the late gene set off a chain of events that would lead to the great war within a matter of days the great powers of europe a declared war on each other and on this day exactly a century ago or three hungary declared war on russia when it all started cranks cheered and welcome the fighting little did they know of the horrors that lay ahead while the battle lines were drawn long before russia joined with britain and france forming the allied powers on one side and on the other side the central powers of austria-hungary in germany later joined by the ottoman empire both garia while russia fielded five million men at the start almost as mu

rarely has any sway in these very important issues that they rarely make a difference because a lot of scots will have already made up their mind which way they want to vote so the aim of this debate was for the undecided voters to sway into some way or another. a senior u.s. army general who's being killed in the afghan capital major general how old green is now highest ranking officer to die in an overseas war since vietnam all the victims taken by surprise though the attacker was dressed in a military uniform is all of these honest. more information on the gunmen is yet to be released but we do know that he was shot dead on site now according to a pentagon spokesperson the shooter is believed to be an afghan soldier who has served for quite some time this incident is reported to be an insider a top when members of the afghan forces turn against the nato led military coalition who are on the ground in afghanistan to train them this latest incident comes as the u.s. aims to end operations in afghanistan in the near future of course while leasing the key part of its tragedy on the ground on

scottish spaceport and the potential local jobs and economic growth it would create as a carrot for scots to stay in the union and. they will say that he wants this to be a complete. countries and that really they are good working towards this so you are already going to or perhaps he will be scottish national party leader alex salmond says that whatever the outcome of the referendum scotland would still be the best location for in the face but the rumble is that scotland would want to gift an independent scotland a spaceport that would create jobs that could be kept south of the border richard branson's virgin galactic is already advertising space tourism in the window display of its london head. or says from the end of this yeah anyone willing to stump up one hundred and twenty thousand pounds can take a trip into space from a spaceport in new mexico these are just the sort said that shows that ministers had hoped they could attract with their various groups site the transport department told t. that its consultation would focus on the suitability of all eight locations and questions ab

how much you can put into wisconsin just over ten million dollars we scots is open for business. largely unknown consequence of citizens united is it is unleashed money that our disclosure laws are not equipped to reveal and the chance will ever get to be a from the red state where you can read to the health. help writers on refineries that specialize in some of the worst types of oil they're extraordinarily well chosen david cook for the largest don't seem to go there because you cannot even buy a democratic one for twenty five hundred republican congressmen seemed more one hundred forty thousand fans and not the point of it is to find a way to spend money in elections without telling anyone we want my future. well that's a good question we talk about the tea party and how relevant it is it obviously has some strength in local elections congressional elections do you think it can elect a president. i think we're going to see in two thousand and sixteen there are people who will argue right now that the tea party has already pushed the republican party so far to the right that th

as we put the livelihood of millions of scots at risk. the first minister care that his plans for separation could lead to the devastation of the scottish economy? or, is a former deputy governor of the bank of england right when he describes the first minister's currency plan is a huge deception? than quoterather john mcfaul, why don't we quote mark carney directly? hadlcome what mark carney to say yesterday because he is fulfilling his responsibilities in an impartial way as governor of the bank of england to calm financial markets. all this uncertainty has nothing to do with the campaign. she did like the quote from the principle of glasgow university. when, perhaps, shall we take a quote from the better together ? no interest whatsoever in the project. website said, financial market speculation could lead to capital flight and higher interest rates. ultimately, if markets were calm, scotland would have to adopt its own separate currency in time of crisis. you and the better together campaign are involved in trying to create uncertaint

like the guys here and why banks are paying up and politicians are getting way scot free.ç@ david: what about the politicians who see evening out loans to folks who can't afford not afford them is not fine. full body scanners are also missing guns and explosives and knives and i'm how they always catch you on disguise. >> a high-tech boondoggle. with the tsa and think you can correct this. i think that people who call the security should pay for this and i think that this could be fixed but i think the inconsistencies that we have is typical of a government or opera see. we have shoes on, shoes off, there's no system. >> why do we federalize us to begin with imax. >> i agree and the problem is we are very vulnerable and we are also vulnerable because president obama won't shut our border and that makes it easy for an jihads terraced walk right into our country. so if we want to get busy cracking down on us, we need to develop what it has not been screened and address the border being wide open. >> i'm surprised that anyone is surprised when the feds took over this is what

and he got away scot free. helped a president launch his political career. over the years he managed to redefine himself not as a domestic terrorist but as a revolutionary, a kid who merely vandalized, not one who inspired murder. he is a man who took chances with other people's lives. and took every chance to d