meant to be an ongoing guide to how we look about the development and i don't development from that stant point but in terms of how we envision the water front and how we use it going forward and the second thing that i did want to make a comment and this is as you know, one of my pet paoefs, i really believe that you need to say something more about water transport and focus on that and because we talk about on shore traffic congestion, and all of the things that we are looking at and you are looking at agency and we don't need to go through the details, but i think that water transport needs to be emphasized as a way to improve the congestion that we see and it is not just within the city it is really coming through san francisco, and north, south, and we have better solutions for east and west but north south we have a lot of problems, and that is why i was late today. >> thank you. >> so, thank you. >> so, but i really do think that all of the work that so many of you in this room, and so many that i assume are watching and have been involved in all of this it relevant ily shows, our

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nothing will be con stant in this debate. there will be more issues on the table as we looked sforward. >> thank you very much for inviting me here today. i really appreciate the invitation. just try and ask the question of what that roam would mean? and what would it look like? i think the key point to understand is yes, next week is almost the starpt of the i shall shoe. it's not the end of the issue. the yes vote will be the start of a very complicated dwors proceedings. but it's going to be a very complicated tgs around process. >> as we speak today, the bisic outlines are still very unclear. they haven't been resolved. that's one of the keyish views in the debate. scotland likes to think it's more pro-urine penal nan testimony rest of the uk. opinion polls show that's true, some say that's not true. but it's very much a core plart of the platform for the bigger, braughter wofrld. >>> it's not necessarily majorly clear. there are three potential obstacles. spain is the where you know that most likely has a reality problem

went alone, hitting where rick is stanting right now. an imminent threat was thwarted, they said, fwby this al qaeda group. that was taken out as well. they were expecting it to be just isis. we'll have more about the coalition of the arab nations joining the mission, we'll have christiane amanpour help explain who shepping and why. more analysis on this al qaeda offshoot in syria, who was also on the target. what was this imminent threat? we'll get to it. >>> breaking news this morning, we're seeing the first pictures of air strikes launched against isis targets in syria overnight. you can see the drama yourself with missiles launched first from the sea, and then by air, five arab nations helping the u.s. with this military action. jordan, saudi arabia, bahrain, qatar and the united arab emirates. why these countries? and what do we make of the ones that did not take part? we're joined by chief international correspondent, christiane amanpour. you look at the five nations that are in this with the u.s., what is, i guess how significant