national party politician and member of the scottish parliament and in london we crossed to william bayne he is labor m.p. for glasgow north east and shadow minister for scotland or a gentleman cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but first i'd like to go to david in denver as a constitutionally legally david what kind of case does scotland have to become a sovereign state to have to express its national determination well they have the same right that people everywhere in the world do which is the the right to rule themselves so if the people of scotland vote in a fair referendum for independence then then that would be their right just as the people of ireland with somewhat more trouble were eventually recognised as independent and the people of taiwan wife wise have the same rights of self-determination everyone in the world has the right of self-determination i mean that doesn't mean they gave it doesn't mean they p.s.k. does that mean they get myself from a nation that doesn't mean they get self-determination does it. well the nice thing is if

coming up later this hour on cross talk artie's people of well debates the problem faces issue of scottish independence. well look at the figures and i'm sure i'm sure the viewers will be able to judge the figures from themselves are publicly available but let's let's look at this issue the last four years because it was from the release of course the u.k. only once in the last five years i mean economic. growth is not just a lot of mean lower in scotland than the u.k. average but those those figures are going to the government ok gentlemen i'm going to be one of the reasons why it's me gentlemen let me jump in here david i guess is we're going to see interlopers here ok this is look like these two people should be together and all of the different the. democracy has become a profitable export for one international group it started off as a student movement in serbia but with the backing of the us became a worldwide brand for revolutions what is this a company investigates. this is the business of selling a lot of sky high heels barely there clothes revolutionary styles exported from the f

and bridging the north and south, a deal over a vote for scottish independence. >> broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world. this is newsday. >> the united nations general assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favor of a resolution presented by the arab league that condemns the government of violence in syria and urges president assad to step down. earlier, the un secretary general was almost certain that crimes oagainst you ready were taking place inside of syria appeared our u.n. correspondent reports. >> the voting has been completed. the machine is blocked progress there was strong support for the u.n. resolution condemning violence in syria and calling for political change. the syrian ambassador denounce it as with the called a terrorist opposition taking control of the country. but with support from friends like north korea, he only looked more isolated. the general assembly does now carry the legal authority of the security council appeared but it is -- but it's 193 members reflect world opinion . >> it is a message that the international community is sending a

and they're all the elites have been consistently terrified of allowing referendums help out our scottish national party friend if the scotland achieves independence will you allow the people of scotland to vote on whether to stay in the european union and ask our labor party fred why not let the people of scotland vote on that and why not let the people of the united kingdom as a whole vote on that why should laws be made in brussels that apply to people in the united kingdom or in scotland if it's independent when the people of scotland in the united kingdom have never consented to surrender their sovereignty to a bunch of bureaucrats in brussels ok i can if you want to go you want to answer one of those questions or both is a completely separate to be i mean some of the things that have been mentioned here are complete annoyances in l.a. to police i've been in politics for three years six to view the sixteen and i was in the late to do it was in of and i've never had a single person come to me ask me for a lot to beating forward you seem to think i should be a focus of a political part

there's very strong very strong support for even for more devolution more more scottish home rule but probably for independence per se that only gets about a third of the support of the population which is one of the reasons why. is trying to change the voting rules to have sixteen and seventeen year olds vote but i note that the it is still all about elites in this argument because it's a question of whether you can have central planners in london or an edinburgh running the lives of all the people in scotland i notice that the two other guests didn't want to talk about my suggestion that the scots could have a much more home rule right now by letting them elect the important officials in their local governments that control their health care and the police both of these gentlemen are also for keeping scotland in the european union which is an institution which has a tremendous democratic deficit it has no legitimacy unlike say the united states constitution where states joined together to make a true national union that was done by the people themselves acting in the conventions wer

already in the european union why would they have to re reply they are to ever vote that the scottish people devore voted on that professor baines rense a very good as a lot when i was a lot of scholarship in criticizing the concept cross of the trusteeship decide which is the city of these are you currently producing as it were a nurse or can rule people without their consent for their supposed that old good why are the scottish people good enough to vote on whether they're going to be ruled from london why don't they have the right to vote on whether they're going to be ruled from brussels nobody has ever asked them to vote on that what are rightly these are issues and you did a. poll and the it was one nine hundred seventy five and you know these issues are decided let's learn. parties who stand their parties who stand who want to take britain out of the european union and they are humiliated to every single general election that happens so i think the vast majority of the british people want to stay within the european union we do have to reform the e.u. look you're right it does

the possibility of devolving more power to the scottish parliament if they rejected independence. >> we have to settle that issue first. is there more we can do to improve the settlement? are there other powers? how can we make the united kingdom work better? >> the prime minister and his party's scottish leaders know that opinion polls consistently suggest more dilution is more popular in scotland and independence and suggest the solution is more popular in scotland than independence. >> we have been attached to england for a long time, and i do not see a need to be independent. >> in edinburgh, anti-capitalist protested against the prime minister's visit. david cameron sought to add a little passion of his own to the debate. >> i believe in the united kingdom i am a unionist, head, heart, and salt. >> and the prime minister call to see the man who wants to take over his responsibilities in , the nationalist minister, who is keen to find out what extra powers david cameron might be prepared to concede. >> what could be more frustrating than for someone to say it is board to offer pe

a work on the hard very hard and book of scottish independence by joseph martin's he expresses doubt if you look at over here is how it was one of the s.n.p. his favorite economists well i'm surprised you're one of the first ministers favorite color missy relies on him to back a bit ahead of you time line of innocent and that's always said this alleged time easy i mentioned i've never had it i've never seen it ok well this is completely. stage of you by and you can become saluted by a copy today of kenneth wood well if it's a good name the it in for some part of the european union all right croatia is showing up to go into the single currency as part of his conditions for entry latvia is joining the euro we had already seen that is the possibility we're not in the possibility they're going through a recession process you lose the u.k. octo and in principle in the end you have to say not as being part of the year i don't think i'll be in scotland ok david what do you think about. ok i'll go to you can i get the scottish people vote on this but aren't you already in the how do you know

william guy had any you ought to look you ought to look at what the head of the scottish fisherman's federation betty armstrong has been saying in the last twenty four hours he has said that he's warned and filed that scotland going independent would mean that we would have fewer votes in the european council to discuss fisheries than estonia you've got the fishing industry worried about our lack of influence in the european you know voice and the more we all seem to be able to install the united kingdom through the usa i think it was going to end well that when the tories when it is up to you but i generally the. fashion industry. but you remember. me here and what you surely. must know not just me but if you're in here union is signing up to the common fisheries policy kate i want to i'm going to be a shooting anymore so i don't want to talk about an issue any more i want to talk about a feature of the european union david thank go to you ok we have this issue with scotland we have an issue also in belgium where we have. a fragile state to say the least here what is the future we a

is arrested outside the hotel where british prime minister david cameron gave a speech opposing scottish independence. and in germany, men known as bell shakers ring in the carnival season. hot shots, pictures coming in from around the world. >>> now we all have our favorite to die for foods but one restaurant is giving new meaning for that concept. here's our jeanne moos. >> reporter: irony at an eatery in las vegas. apparent heart attack at a place called the heart attack grill. >> one of the nurses came back to me and said, you know, dr. john, we've got a patient who's in trouble. >> reporter: but dr. john isn't really a doctor. he's just the owner wielding a stethoscope. and the nurses are just pate rests dressed up like nurses. so all they could do was call

. >>> finally, it appears the virtual voice of the iphone 4s doesn't understand scottish.hen asked how is the weather today, siree mistakenly hears how is the weather on labor day? you hope the iphone 5 will speak scottish. >>> carmelo reappears for the knicks and another top ten college upset in college basketball. the craziness and cliche that is super bowl media day. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> now that we're into february, will winter ever show up? it doesn't look like it tomorrow. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports, this is supposed to be the year the new york knicks finally put all of the pieces together. but, instead, up until last night, they have been falling to pieces. here is fred roggin with an early look at all of your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the knicks need something to turn their season around. maybe they got it last night. carammelo anthony returned afte missing a couple of games with nagging injuries and claim

. >>> finally, it appears the virtual voice of the iphone 4s doesn't understand scottish. when asked how is the weather today, siree mistakenly hears how is the weather on labor day? you hope the iphone 5 will speak scottish. >>> carmelo reappears for the knicks and another top ten college upset in college basketball. the craziness and cliche that is super bowl media day. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> now that we're into february, will winter ever show up? it doesn't look like it tomorrow. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." ♪ [ male announcer ] when you're a true fan... [ exhales ] ...there are no sick days. [ crowd cheering, screaming ] vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. ♪ >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports, this is supposed to be the year the new york knicks finally put all of the pieces together. b

apparently theory doesn't understand scottish accent. >> are you going to get me something to eat?>> i am not aware of my meetings about the hot and gorgia and joannie and chochi. >> i don't understand. i need to -- >> a jammy. it's just bread and jam. [ bleep ] oh for [ bleep ] sake. >> it doesn't hear the scottish accent, but i don't think it works as well as everybody thought it was going to. it's a bit frustrating. i try to use it a lot. >> it does sound like a jammy and a chip bread and a pint. just say i want a sandwich, chips, and beer. >> they might call it something different in scotland. >> you are also not thinking -- this makes complete sense. theory p wasn't sold to be a magician. it's not like you're going to go, poof, there's your beer and sandwich. >> have you ever tried it in your accent? >> yes, theory makes me mad. every time i get her to make me a reminder, sorry, i can't do that. >> for me ordering a sandwich and beer, oh, god, hey, hey, theory. i would like a pulled pork sandwich and a beer. >> hello. >> dumb. >> it just -- she said hi. >> a full court sandwic

. >> it appears siri, the virtual voice of the iphone 4 s doesn't understand scottish brogue. when asked how is the weather, they hear how is the weather on labor day. i guess the folks in scotland will hope iphone 5 will speak scottish. >> another upset in college basketball. the overkill, craziness and cliche, media day. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. plip pl bl bl what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but new bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with half as many sheets. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. why use more when you can use less? bring it with new bounty. [ sighs ] i can't wait till morning. wait! it's morning in china! ♪ [ male announcer ] it's sweet, it's nutty... it's absolutely delicious. kellogg's crunchy nut. it's morning somewhere. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 8

>> i didn't think that the scottish national party favored devolution? i thought they favored separation. yet as soon as you are offered a referendum that give you the chance to put that in front of the scottish people, you start running away. >> doctor julian hufford. >> thank you, mr. speaker. tomorrow members of this house will have the chance to debate the importance of cycling falling the cycling campaign. they have made some welcome announcement and it doesn't. is too much more to do. will the prime minister increase cycling and take much greater sense of promoting cycling across the country? >> i think at times camping is an excellent camping. i strong support within trying to do. anyone who's got on a bicycle, particularly in one of our busiest cities knows that you're taking a life into her hands every time you do so. so we do need to do more to try and make cycling safer. the government is making it easier for council to install meters at junctions. were putting up 119 pounds into train for children, and 50 million pounds for better cycle facil

and staying with her ball and scottish giants glasgow rangers have lodged legal papers signaling their intention to go into administration the iraq club took the decision after admitting it could be facing a tax bill of substantially more than seventy seven million dollars if they proceed the scottish champions would immediately be hit with a ten point deduction which would effectively end their bid for a fourth successive title rangers are currently four points behind league leaders and dodge rival celtic the club's owner craig whyte says the decision was hard but necessary to safeguard the club's future. however there are better times for zombie and fans who gave their national team a hero's welcome on their return from winning the africa cup of nations thousands gathered at you saw our airport where the copper bullets took touchdown and they beat start of the tournament favorites the ivory coast eight seven on penalties on sunday night to claim the trophy for the first time in more than thirty years and thousands more lined the streets of the team were driven on the back upon the tr

he was wearing a scottish kilt. other men were wearing scottish bo bouttonieres.ce. >> when she was here, elizabeth, a couple of weeks ago, we couldn't help notice the engagement ring. she talked a little bit. did she go shopping for her dress when she was here? >> she did. she and matthew had originally planned a summer wedding. then they decided to take the world by surprise and move it up. and she did this mad search for a wedding dress. and wasn't happy with the choices in utah. came to new york and got a dress at kleinfeld's. >> i love it. she did it beautifully. >> it was a really intimate special day. >> thanks for the sneak peek. give our best to everybody there. "people" magazine with elizabeth smart on the cover this friday. >>> coming up, josh has "the play of the day." >>> and you're wondering, what should i put on today? is what you're wearing putting your life in danger? ♪ [ male announcer ] aggressive new styling. a more fuel-efficient turbocharged engine. and a completely redesigned interior. ♪ the new c-class with over 2,000 refinements. it's amaz

>>jaqueline: scottish hours for tomorrow. a more organized storm headed our way on monday. >>gary: good evening. the warriors won a game in denver. they are now 9-14. >>gary: last night, the son of dockworkers hit the winning basket for duke. >>gary: the celtics and the lakers are not what they used to be, but always competitive. the lakers won the game 80- 87. >>gary: a lot of people believe tiger woods is not going to be back on the scene. here is tiger woods. >> the guys are tearing the golf course is a part. you have to take advantage of it. this is the harder of the three. hopefully the next two days, i can get going. >>gary: one of the better defenders last year for their raiders had a five- year $55 million deal before out davis passed away. he was cut today. their raiders saved 10 million by cutting the 20 year-old. the >>gary: is josh hamilton is awaiting a new deal in texas. >>gary: said jeremy levin in new york is just tremendous. three straight games over 20 points. the nba asian partners are starting at, he plays kobe bryant and the lakers' run ninth. >>grant:

the skippers of 17 scottish fishing boats have received fines totaling nearly 1 million pounds. the men admitted they were able to sell vast quantities of mackerel and herring by evading it " does. lloyd's banking group says it is and is in the finale stronger position than it was 12 months ago. the bank is 40% owned by the taxpayer and blames the results on the compensation is tied to paid to customers. hillary clinton condemns russia and china over syria because the red cross interest the city of homs to evacuate casualties. u.n. nuclear inspectors say iran has increased its production of higher grade enriched uranium. a retired british businessmen has arrived in the united states after being expedited to stand trial in charges of conspiring to sell missile parts to iran. he denies trying to export batteries. he alleges he was the victim of the u.s. government sting operation. our correspondent is an los angeles. he watched the arrival from there. >> he was taken and the silly to houston. this is for the case will be processed indiana -- he was taken and it's silly to houston.

. >> last year , the winner was a scottish dear hound. dotson this year. >> we need more dot sop support. >> they went out of business months ago, hollywood video, can they collect late fees? why the better business burreau row says don't be in a hurry to write the check. >> a senator tried to stop a fight. what happened next that has police investigating this morning. >>> officials begun pumping fuel in italy what caused the delay.

while driving a scottish cleric on her balmoral estate, she suddenly goes hooray as she passes one of her game keepers with a woman. the queen explained that his wife had left him and she was absolutely delighted that he was out with a new girlfriend. [laughter] >> sensitive, when margaret thatcher had her 80th birthday in 2005, she had become frail and her minded been impaired by strokes. as the queen approached, the former prime minister extended her hand and the queen held it as margaret thatcher curtsied to her but what was surprising is the queen continued to hold her hand and then tenderly guided her through the crowd of 650 guests which was a remarkal site for the british who are unaccustomed to see the queen to see the queen so physically demonstrative. compassionate, when ira terrorists killed louie mount battan the queen's cousin along with several other members of his family, the queen cared for mountbattan's 14-year-old son who had been severely injured in the attack. when he arrived at balmoral late one evening with his sister, the queen was there to greet them and she se

it's closer to norway than the other plays and -- >> the heritage going back to 1469 when we became scottish before that, we were very much a part of the viking 'em pifere and this reflects the dialect and our first names and our links with scanned naveya. >> stronger voice and of stam in a it takes at least 16 years to become the viking chiefdom. it is an honor and taken seriously, as the scores of men he leads them to a fiery grave. >> and the boat which took months build goes into flames in a matter of minutes and still the celebration is not over, the party will go on until dawn. >> as this community comes together to mark the beginning of the end of winter. "bbc news." >> over the next five years the number of super rich in indonesia is expected to triple. that's one of the fastest rates in asia. nearly half of all indonesians still earn half a creant day. the government struggles to get the basic like health care. many wealthy indonesians are stepping in to fill the gap as reported. >> indonesia is an economy on the move these days. and that newfound wealth has led to a renewed confide

while driving a scottish cleric on a tour of our estate, she suddenly shouted, hooray as they pass one of our gamekeepers working on the hills with a young woman. the queen explained that his wife had left him and she was absolutely delighted that he was out with a new girlfriend. [laughter] sensitive. when margaret thatcher at had our 80th birthday party in 2005, she had become frail and our mind had been impaired by strokes. as the queen approached, the former prime minister extended our hand and the queen held at as margaret thatcher curtsied to our. but what was surprising is that the queen continue to continued to hold our hand and then tenderly guided our through the crowd of 650 guests which was a remarkable site for the british, who are unaccustomed to seeing the queen so physically demonstrative. compassionate. gwen i.r.a. terrorists killed the queen's cousin and philips favorite uncle, along with several other members of his family, the queen's 14-year-old grandson who had been severely injured in the attack. when he arrived at belmar old with his sister the queen was there t

you get a whole range of chairs like this philadelphia chair here with the incredible carving by a scottish immigrant thomas affleck and a whole host of chair makers. this drapes off of this. you get something made by chapin in windsor, connecticut. chapin goes to philadelphia and learns about chair making at a time. when he goes back to connecticut, he makes something plainer. there are a lot of different vocabularies based on what their customers desire in their homes. it is not they could not make something fancier, it is that they are targeting their mode of manufacture to appeal to the pocketbook as well as the design vocabulary of their customers. so, in my talking about refashioning instead of the very expensive john marshall life of washington, you get someone like mason weaems. he proclaims the life of george washington with the pamphlet and it gets expanded. or you also start to get portrait painters like ralph earl. earl starts out in massachusetts, then moves to great britain during the revolution, he is a loyalist. in 1783, he decides this is a good time to come back to the now

a scottish deer hound took the title last year. this year's finals include a

setting off in a hydrogen balloon, a scottish explorer and his two-man crew tried to be the first toeach the north pole. they died without making it. incredibly, the expedition's diaries and photographs were found three decades later and they have been compiled into a book. recently, its author spoke to us about that arctic adventure. >> in the book concerns a swedish person had the idea in the 1890's that he could be the one to discover the north pole by flying to it in a hydrogen balloon. he build a hydrogen balloon that was more or less like a spaceship. it was this grant, 100 foot tall, immensely considered in every detail craft. they left the harbor. it took about one hour for them to disappear from the view of the people watching. they had a lovely first night going across over the ice. gradually, they began to encounter more and more fog, which is a fatal circumstance for a balloon because it continues to shrink your supply of hydrogen. it brought them after three days to the ice. then, they were no longer explores. they were adventurers. no explore wants to be an adventure. i