if i'm an underdog i always root for the underdog anyway. >> reporter: in san leandro, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> dan dillman joins diana sousa and pauline cutter in the race for mayor. the other candidates say because of rank choice voting they are asking dillman supporters to give them their second choice votes. >>> business owners in a san francisco neighborhood are begging for help to deal with the problems that a large homeless population is bringing. people in the potrero hill neighborhood met with some supervisors and law enforcement today. they say tents, rvs and cars are taking over their streets. the move-in began after the city made it illegal to park rvs in 40 designated areas around town. it's unclear what if anything can be done to clear out the problem. >>> the big push to bring back an iconic bay area boy known to millions of 49ers fans known from their days at candlestick. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> a family moving to redding definitely didn't pack this in their u-haul truck a four-foot-long boa constrictor! they stopped for a break and returned to find the snake. they think it had

i'm howard eskin. >> always the underdog. >> always the underdog. >> i know. >> we're three and zero,one and two. >> labron james revealing how he lost the weight. told sports illustrated very strict off season guy, responsible for his slimmer physique. he cut out everything, except meat, fish, fruit and vegtables, for 67 days. very specific. he said it was a mental challenge, originally planned it, planned to do it for just a month. but he decided to keep going because his body felt so good. welcome home banner for one lucky pup. he ended up thousands of miles away from home. >> drug store customer tackles away from home. >> drug store customer tackles woman running out of store >> it's wednesday, september 24th it's the jewish new year begins at sundown today. happy new year he to those that celebrate it. rights now. by surprise down i'll see the rain and we'll be with family tonight. bring the umbrella. pocono mountains temperatures in the 50s. so are temperatures wilmington, millville, atlantic city, wildwood and dover, delaware, winds not an issue this morning. what we're watchin

. >> i never considered myself an underdog.f i considered myself an underdog, i don't think i'd be here. but i always view myself as a champion. >> reporter: last year that came precisely true. wilson led the seahawks to a stunning super bowl rout of peyton manning and the denver broncos. if you had to pick one moment from that sunday that stays with you, what is it? >> i think the biggest moment is stepping on the field for the first time for pre-game warmups. realizing i'm here for a reason. >> they are blowing the roof off this place in new jersey! >> reporter: for the first time in the team's near 40-year history a championship was theirs. >> there's two things you really know you won the super bowl, the first one was -- the second moment was coming back to seattle. millions of people out there in downtown seattle going nuts, going crazy. that is a surreal moment. >> reporter: wilson says it's not just about the 11 men on the field, it's also about the 12th man all around them, seattle's fans. >> it's about them. it's about

>> one of the underdogs of the chase.i know it was a tough night, but you have to get excited to look back at your win, what are your expectations, thoep, looking forward to the chase? >> we just -- right now, it's the nature of our race team. we're trying to take big steps, but at times you take one step back and you take two steps forward, so, our last two weeks have been a little bit difficult, but at the same point, we knew they were going to be, just the mere fact we don't have many cars in the race shop. we had to get our three best bullets ready for the races in the chase. tough night tonight, but watkins glen is a great memory and i feel like if we -- if we're at our best, we can -- we have a shot of getting through the first three races and having a shot to move on. so, we did a test at charlotte, rcr's helped us get a new car ready for next weekend. we'll be ready to go. we're in it, so we have a shot. >> fun to watch what you can do with it. dave? >> kyle busch is in the chase for the seventh time. kyle, what a

being humble, being the underdog serves us well.is interesting to across technology a lot of tech people started in india and grew up there. i just wonder if there's something about, that is unique with that background that they are bringing to those positions. >> it is very competitive. the population makes it extremely competitive to get into engineering or medicine. we are used to competing with lots and lots of people. i think the hard work that is required to compete, i think we bring it to jobs and technology. >> you were at microsoft for a long time. it is a much bigger company than it was 15 or 20 years ago. are the particular characteristics that satya has them rings about the -- brings about the infamously despair parts of the culture? >> yes. he's fanned the business side as well as the cap ologies side. he has amazing emotional qualities. but those things together and i think he is the right person for microsoft right now. >> how is his cricket game? you know -- [laughter] >> that does not sound good. [laughter] >> i thi

his sincerity and love for the underdog and poor people and passionate belief in social and political justice is what stands out for me. and the fact he really, really walked the dtalk. he didn't just say he was advocating for black equality. he lived a life of black equality even if that meant not getting the benefits that would have come if he had moderated his stance. so the important part to remember about stokely carmichael is his willingness and courage to speak truth to power and his willingness to live and work and die among poor black people and out standing and provides a legacy hopefully we can all learn from. thank you. [applause]

>> i think that underdog mentality.t often that you see people at the top of the world but it's becoming more and more common. humble, being the underdog. >> it is interesting to see across technology, lots of people in executive positions starting in india, born in india. is there something that is unique that people with that background are bringing to the position? >> it is very competitive. the population makes it extremely competitive to get into engineering or medicine so we are just used to competing with lots of people. i think that hard work that is required to compete, that would be great for jobs in technology now. >> microsoft is a much bigger company than it was 15 or 20 years ago. are the particular characteristics something that helps them bring something together like the disparate parts of the microsoft culture? >> utility is really a strength of his. he is on the business side as well as technology side. but those things together and i think he is the right person for microsoft right now. >> we don't h

>> one of the underdogs of the chase.i know it was a tough night, but you have to get excited to look back at your win, what are your expectations, thoep, looking forward to the chase? >> we just -- right now, it's the nature of our race team. we're trying to take big steps, but at times you take one step back and you take two steps forward, so, our last two weeks have been a little bit difficult, but at the same point, we knew they were going to be, just the mere fact we don't have many cars in the race shop. we had to get our three best bullets ready for the races in the chase. tough night tonight, but watkins glen is a great memory and i feel like if we -- if we're at our best, we can -- we have a shot of getting through the first three races and having a shot to move on. so, we did a test at charlotte, rcr's helped us get a new car ready for next weekend. we'll be ready to go. we're in it, so we have a shot. >> fun to watch what you can do with it. dave? >> kyle busch is in the chase for the seventh time. kyle, what a

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and he wanted to be a voice for the underdog. his mother diane told c-n-n, an effort to rescue her son, just came up short. >> he was sacrificed because of just a lack of coordination or communication or prioritization. as a family we had to find our way through this. on our own. >>the foley family says it is praying that other hostages' families don't have to face what *they faced. a charitable foundation is being established in james foley's memory. the third american being treated for ebola is making progress thanks to the blood of another patient. doctor rick sacra is being treated for ebola in nebraska. his family says his condition turned around ever since he received a blood transfusion. the donated blood came from doctor kent brantly, who was the first american ebola patient flown in from liberia. brantly has the same blood type, and his blood has the antibodies for the same strain of ebola. sacra is also being treated with an experimental drug. doctors have not revealed which one. after a two-year trek across the mars la

and the skins are the first week underdogs. the nationals play kershaw tonight. i've got the latest. >> only on 79, a housekeeper is accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars in jewelry out of the house she was hired to clean. >> this happen in potomac, maryland. detectives think there may be more cases like this. we are live in the neighborhood with exclusive information. kevin? thoughtwners share the about service professionals stealing valuables right behind your back. in this case, a well-known and well-liked mongering county housekeeper, a woman by the name fits theio castaneda bill of the sneaky thief. gregoria castaneda preyed on the kindness of this potomac community. but she was very friendly. she was polite. she was on time. used the 50-year-old made once last fall, but unlike her neighbors, never called her back. >> they obviously start to trust someone and then when they take from them, that's terrible. >> castaneda allegedly sold her clients jewelry at pawnbrokers in wheaton, collecting pennies on the dollar. according to charging documents, t

. >> i've always spoken out for the underdog, and we in the gay community are underdogs. still are.se we don't have equal rights. so i have a platform that i can use, that i have used. and, you know, it's who i am. >> i remember what it's like to be silent. and that's not going to be me anymore. if there's an opportunity for me to speak up and speak out for equal rights, we're talking about equality here. it's a no-branner. >> i never made any excuses or thinking that i should apologize for who i am. my mom used to say to me, why do you hold the flag? i say well, is there anybody behind me? but now they're behind me. so i can kind of step off to the side and let jason collins and michael sam carry the flag. yeah, i'm proud to be an activist. why not? >>> up next, a different kind of intergenerational experience. earning the medal of honor. >> it definitely weighs on me knowing the responsibility that i'm going to have. >> almost everything, even if it's good. sweets become salaries. an oven heats up a community la cocina, a small kitchen that kick-starts the careers of 41 entreprene

he'll go in as the underdog. that's a good place to be. i'm dead serious. >> the underdog is who you root for. >> the other thing is, after he -- let's say he debates hillary, and does pretty well in the debate against hillary, he would be able to start raising money off of that, i'm 99% sure. >> i think -- we'll see, i'm waiting to see how good a candidate hillary is. i think if she comes out on the track with a great speech, great momentum and excitement about herself and the true person we know her to be she'll be very hard to beat. if she comes off as stiff and awkward and makes these mistakes like biden does, it will be more of a race. this could be the battle of the gaps. thank you so much, we'll be right back after this. >>> let me finish with the biden question, by 2016, he will have been vice president for two terms. he's run for president twice. as someone said once, it's easier to run for president than to stop. will he go at it again before he quits? he will be two doors, a couple dozen steps from sitting down at that oval offi

oil stadium to take on the purdue boilermakers, notre dame off to a solid 2-0 start against the underdogrmakers. he's kind of had a day that's all over the place, johnny. scenarios intact for jason day. the bottom line, he's going to have to be smoother to have a chance. >> he's not just hitting at some holes. he's hitting shots that he can trust. seems to me aims at it and hopes it goes straight. >> they would need to win this tour championship, you need chris kirk, horschel, hunter mahan, needs them to be in the position. possible for day, as kirk lines this up for par, as day took off a lot of the year for injuries, chris kirk is playing in his 28th event. we talk a lot about fatigue in these playoffs, johnny. mental fatigue, kirk says -- i'm tired. >> yeah. >> a good up and in. >> so a round of 71 for kirk. and another look at how this just riggled in. >> a short, tidy backstroke. and hits through it real nice. and that break starts grabbing the ball looks like it's going to lip out, but no. >> chris kirk, the leader of the fedexcup points coming in, age 29, and now the final group i

if movies have taught us anything, it's that a ragtag band of underdogs can overcome any odds.ughter) i say this war in syria will be just like e expendables 3, an expensive sequel that no one will want to see. plus, we've got a number of arab partners. that number? imaginary. >> the obama administration is so far unwilling to name those arab partners. but as one senior state department official put it, i don't want to leave you with the impression that these arab members haven't offered to do airstrikes, because several of them have. >> stephen: there it is. an anonymous official is telling us that our unnamed arab patters in definitely maybe won't "not" contribute something! (laughter) and that quote raise as lot of questions. first and foremost -- what the hell is going on in that cnn graphic? we see a globe, highlighting the region in question, suddenly a gentle breeze blows a quote onto the desk of world affairs through a gentle rain of magical news dust. (laughter) that's cnn -- 24-hour coverage of whatever floats by. and the reporting is dead-on -- (laughter) (applause)

>> i think narrative of underdog is something she could use a dose of. >> she needs a primary opponent. >> came out with the book, because she didn't have opposing side she was her own worst enemy of messaging for a while. to have something from another adversary, that really bodes well for her and come back, the fantasy is that she would be an underdog status. of course we'll have to see how that plays out. >> jonah is absolutely right. she wants to be perceived as moderate, in the main stream. so it helps when the very far left is shooting at her. the organization called game change, what are they changing? they're changing nothing. agree, very small organization. where else will they go? really they say they want to throw their support behind someone else. >> bernie sanders juggernaut. >> elizabeth warren is their person. >> what do you think their biggest beef, actual topicwise? if her track record at the state department had been better, do you think that there would be more democrats in favor of her? >> first of all i think democrats overwhelmingly support her but among this grou

pointscame in eight full behind underdog candidate barack obama.right now, she is viewed very positively here. the polling we have taken shows that she has gotten a lot of strength amongst the democratic activists. also, she has got the attention of the independents. one. that 50% of iowa adults think it is a good idea for her to run for president again. there is no one who comes to being close to as popular as she is in iowa. >> what about former president bill clinton? this is his fourth steak fry. fry.s, his fourth steak you will hear the crowd go crazy for him. wait until he takes the stage. he will be a smash. there is no doubt about it. >> jennifer jacobs is chief political reporter for "the des moines register." as can follow her on twitter well. thanks very much for being with us. >> you are welcome. >> here is former president bill clinton, as he has appeared in previous harkin steak fry's. our live coverage will continue in a moment. >> i want to read you something your senator said. i like to make fun of you. you are convinced he is born

i'm number 14 and tecia is number 3, so i'm the underdog, and i have a lot to prove, i feel. pettis: strong. breathe. i've fought tecia before, and i know that she's really strong. randa, actually, i didn't really know anything about her coming into the show, but, then, she's pretty scrappy. pettis: cover her face in that. yeah. esparza: i don't really know too much about randa, but, you know, just training with her, she definitely impressed me. i thought she had more than i originally thought. so, you know, who knows? i think randa could possibly win this fight. pettis: i'm confident in my team. i think randa's gonna get the job done. tough first fight for her in tecia torres. randa has her work cut out for her, and she can really leave a dent on their team right away. if we can eliminate their first pick with our first win, i think that changes the whole momentum of the season. if the sidekick's coming, sweep or get far away. man, you want to be behind her, too. so when you sweep, come in behind her so you can take her back, you can scramble from there. she's scrappy. we kn

everything about him is an underdog. teammates you can hear them saying, the ray rice we know had nothing to do with domestic violence. they were really surprised. i think that's interesting. how long has this been, going to be? i don't think it would be a lifetime ban, if i had to guess. id say at least three years for me. he's 26 years old. but for him and his career, he's going to have to re-evaluate everything because, you're right, he was very well liked and overnight that's gone. >> teams spend a lot of time marketing to that home base, making sure the players who they're going to put on the field are beloved and known in the community, sometimes they're volunteering, sometimes doing those sorts of -- >> he was in the community, ray rice. >> absolutely. what is the responsibility of a team when this sort of thing happens? the nfl acted -- the team was very slow to act. shouldn't the team be thinking about, well, we've got to protect the ravens or the celtics or the knicks or whoever it might be, we have to protect

oil stadium to take on the purdue boilermakers, notre dame off to a solid 2-0 start against the underdogrmakers. he's kind of had a day that's all over the place, johnny. scenarios intact for jason day. the bottom line, he's going to have to be smoother to have a chance. >> he's not just hitting at some holes. he's hitting shots that he can trust. seems to me aims at it and hopes it goes straight. >> they would need to win this tour championship, you need chris kirk, horschel, hunter mahan, needs them to be in the position. possible for day, as kirk lines this up for par, as day took off a lot of the year for injuries, chris kirk is playing in his 28th event. we talk a lot about fatigue in these playoffs, johnny. mental fatigue, kirk says -- i'm tired. >> yeah. >> a good up and in. >> so a round of 71 for kirk. and another look at how this just riggled in. >> a short, tidy backstroke. and hits through it real nice. and that break starts grabbing the ball looks like it's going to lip out, but no. >> chris kirk, the leader of the fedexcup points coming in, age 29, and now the final group i

just rel p ♪ >> eagles by the way in case you're interested are 2.5 underdogs monday against indianapolisd the offensive line will look a lot different than what you saw last season. now the eagles had no injuries last season to their offensive line, but now two games there's a difference in that line with two major injuries. players in the nfl always talked about moving forward when the team suffers an injury. that's exactly what the eagles think they will do move forward play well. >> we've been playing with each other all year. i mean, ota's, training camp, and i mean those guys can play. they roll in and out, you know. when guys not here in ota's we didn't play beside each other before. we'll see what we can do monday. >> we keep working. we keep running the same offen offense. we expect that many to get their jobs done. we have some depth and those guys do a good job. if somebody does go down you saw gardner and moling go in there and do a great job. just one of those things you can't focus on that. i have faith in them. we have faith in me and we'll go out and play football game we

how many squandered opportunities for the underdog tigers tonight, if they don't come out with a win, it will be -- maguire says, wait a minute. my pick is not going to cost us the game? >> kirk: that's randy sanders, his quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator. boy, what an emotional night. ememotional week for florida state. >> chris: they're reviewing this. >> kirk: that's definitely a fumble. >> referee: ruling on the field is confirmed. first down, florida state. >> chris: they've gone deep, deep into the game would a turnover. >> kirk: you have 1:36. you've got a quarterback that's been a little shaky, up and down. remember, you got one of the best field goal kickers in the country with three time-outs, with a head coach that prides himself in these kind of situations. be shocked if they just sit on it and go into overtime. >> chris: you kick it? >> kirk: i think so. you give your quarterback some easy throws, some throws that he has confidence in. >> chris: can he get it 46 yards? 1:36 and three time youments to pl play with. williams hammers straight ahead. crowd beginnin

but they insist they are still the underdogs. >> the big battalions organized by downy street, say the flation of egypt will defend-- descend on scotland but i think people in scotland have an attitude that no, this is a prosperous nation. they want it to be a just society. >> we bring our prayers today especially on the vote on thursday. >> in edinboro there were prayers to mutual respect and reconciliation. many people here are beginning to fear the aftermath of the referendum, whichever way the vote goes. amid all this there are just a few certainties here. some parts of scottish life will never change. some will never be the same again. whatever happens, this will be the biggest week in the country's modern history. >> some late news before we leave you tonight, shortly after the state department issued an emergency warning, authorities in uganda arrested 19 people said to be planning an imminent terror attack. they recovered explosives and suicide vests. the president of liberia, has fired ten senior government officials for refusing to return home from overseas during that countr

. >> the eagles travel to san francisco as underdogs to the 49ers.e eagles with only two regular starters on the offensive line taking on the sixth ranked defense in all of football. chip kelly's an adjustment is going with the come back victories. chip talked about the san francisco defense. >> create a lot of turnovers and they do not allow big plays. that's been a hallmark since they've been there. they've got their stout. they don't have to manufacture things. >> over on our sister station cbs3 tonight after thursday night football for my exclusive one-on-one interview with leshawn mccoy. we talk about the fight against the redskins and his thoughts on sunday's matchup against the '9ers. >>> the honors continue for mo'ne davis. she became a national sensation by becoming the first female pitcher to win a game in the little league world series throwing a two hit shutout. now the jersey she wore in that game will hang in the baseball hall of fame. what an achievement for a 13-year-old. >> it's actually really exciting. i mean, we come here a lot an

>> well, we always have been the underdog.e came from 3% in the polls where people would say, not who is ro khanna, but what is ro khanna. they now know a little bit more, that there is a contest. i think people are going to tune in. the debate that kqed is sponsoring on october 6th with nbc is going to be, i think, critical to have folks assess the differences. and ultimately when people look at the congressman's record and the effectiveness and they see who is going to bring change, who is going to get the job done, who is going to understand the economy, i'm confident that we're going to prevail. >> ro khanna, a pleasure talking with you today. >> i really appreciate the opportunity. >> artist and human right activist ai weiwei's exhibition at large debuts this weekend on alcatraz island. the chinese dissident has been a relentless critic of his own government, especially after shoddy school construction was blamed for killing thousands of children in the 2008 sichuan earthquake. some experts in the art world are calling th

how many squandered opportunities for the underdog tigers tonight, if they don't come out with a win, it will be -- maguire says, wait a minute. my pick is not going to cost us the game? >> kirk: that's randy sanders, his quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator. boy, what an emotional night. emotional week for florida state. >> chris: they're reviewing this. >> kirk: that's definitely a fumble. >> referee: ruling on the field is confirmed. first down, florida state. >> chris: they've gone deep, deep into the game would a turnover. >> kirk: you have 1:36. you've got a quarterback that's been a little shaky, up and down. remember, you got one of the best field goal kickers in the country with three time-outs, with a head coach that prides himself in these kind of situations. be shocked if they just sit on it and go into overtime. >> chris: you kick it? >> kirk: i think so. you give your quarterback some easy throws, some throws that he has confidence in. >> chris: can he get it 46 yards? 1:36 and three time youments to pl play with. williams hammers straight ahead. crowd beginning

his family says he was a storyteller and wanted to be a voice for the underdog. his mother told cnn an effort to rescue her son came up short. >> the sacrifice hhe was sacrifd because just a lack of coordination. a lack of communication and pry a translatioprioritization. >> the family says it is praying other hostage families do not have to face with a face. charitable foundation is being established in his memory. >> 10 arab nations will lend their support to the fight against isis. secretary of state met in saudi arabia with arab counterparts and they agreed to help cut off funding sources for isis and provide humanitarian aid to communities that they have attacked. each country will determine what military supported can contribute. isis kidnaps 49 diplomats from turkey so turkey says it will publicly support the war or allow american warplanes to use its bases. authorities in pakistan arrested a group of taliban militants responsible for shooting teenager activist. she was targeted for her campaign against their efforts to deny girl's education. she captured

redskins play sunday evening in houston, and the redskins are slight underdogs playing on the road, and there is no doubt that rg iii will be pressured, and there are big pass rushers, and it was obvious the players are taking it up a notch, feeling the intensity, and putting on their game faces. there were some brawls, not brawls, but pushing and shoving. the guys are honed in and ready for the season. >> robert griffin iii is coming off a shaky preseason. he has taken some criticism over that, but it does not seem to have bothered him. he was visiting his alma mater, and watch him unveil his statue of the heisman trophy winner. >> a statue of the heisman, and it is cool. it is really cool. >> robert griffin iii. the nationals have lost four of the last games, and if you are keeping track, the magic number now is 20. and speaking of baseball, how about the high school game in japan? it lasted four days, no runs for 49 innings. and everybody said come on back friday. they were still tied through the weekend, but on sunday in the 50th inning, there was a score of three and a win for the

the leader of the yes campaign saying, they are the underdogs. he doesn't want his supporters to give up the cause. he wants them to. the is likely to spend all of this week showering more details of furthered the evolution plans on scotland. we heard george osborne talking yesterday that there will be a promise before the vote. these are the powers that scotland will get every get to gocameron doesn't want down in history as a prime minister who broke a 307 year union. at the same time, the leader of the labour party, that is the has the ability to try and turn opinion in scotland. voterss labour party that are supporting the swing. >> it was only the conservative voters who were not turning towards the yes campaign. in every other part of the polling, you could see a trend towards the yes campaign. all of these groups moving towards the yes campaign. alsoally, the undecided increasingly likely to turn toward the yes campaign. >> the market is waking up as well. >> i can't count the number of pieces of research i read over the weekend that said

that is the underdog story, something to articulate with misty. extent, it articulates with gisele. this is not the super confident supermodel that you see today. we all have questions. it is cool to see that human side of someone as beautiful as gisele. >> you are making the question to woman. -- the push into women. we have to talk basketball. do you need a marquee name, and m.v.p. to make an impression -- p. toquee name, an m.v. make an impression? >> we have been building for the grassroots for a very long time. aboutmpany -- it is never betting yourself on one activity, one league, one athlete. the statement we have, and we haven't said it publicly -- this is the first time we will be talking about it. there are three trains we want to accomplish -- three things we want to accomplish. kevin durant is an incredible basketball player and an even better human being. he will take what was originally a $200 million offer and walk away with $350 million. >> so, you were there to help him bid it up? >> not at all. we believed there was a great oppor

. >>> the eagles face the colts. 3-point underdogs. the colts coming off a loss to denver, they don't want to start the season 0-2. how will this game go? >> it will come down to execution. >> i think it will be a shootout, you get the guys moving a little bit, tire them out, get some plays in the air and get them on the ground, i think it will be a good game. >> monday night we're teeming up with phl17 to bring you the action. of the countdown to kickoff followed by the eagles and monday night football coverage at 8:00 on 3hl17. >>> phillies face the fish, the marlins, 6 innings the marlins tie it up for them. i love when that happens. one on one out for cody ashey this is the kid's first ever walk-off home run. cole hamels allowed one run through 7. for ashey. a great memory, plus free dessert. that's sports, have a great day. >> an update on adrian peterson. he has turned himself in and bonded out and free today. >> there's much more to come on "action news" this saturday morning, including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> report

. >> minister alex hammond said highs team is working flat out, but they're still slight underdogs. they're showing their support for a yes vote. but the three main uk parties are knocking on doors across scotland. scottish chief executive martin gilbert of aberdeen management has weighed in on the debate. speaking to louisa, he sounded confident of scotland's economy would be able to define -- regardless of the referendum outcome. >> i think what we've done, really, as a business is tried to remain absolutely neutral and, really, sort of just say basically that we think scotland can thrive, if it's a yes vote or a no vote, clearly if it's a yes vote, then we go for independence, it will be the currency, what we do with all the legal documents, etcetera, etcetera. if it's a no vote, it's going to be what powers are going to be further evolved for scotland. the interesting thing about this referendum is you don't actually know what you're voting for. both of them have uncertainties. >> with regard to sterlingzation, you've said in the past you think it could be a pretty good option.

he loves to be in a situation of underdog and fight back. he is like me. we start from nothing.ves to fight for winning. >> why did it not work with t-mobile? >> we cannot make the decisions. somebody else makes the decisions. >> i asked what jack ma was going to do with his capital, would he buy something like yahoo!, but someone -- would you me it is softbank who could buy a company like yahoo! would you ever consider something like that? >> you're watching "bloomberg west," where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. i am emily chang. the apple hype machine was in full effect today with shoppers waiting in long lines to get their hands on the latest iphone. police officers in new york at a had to put up barricades as the line stretched more than 10 blocks. this store got a visit from tim cook where our cameras captured him posing for selfies with customers and employees. can the iphone live up to the hype? i got mine today. i went with an iphone 6, gold. i get to try out this week. i did not get much time this today. i spoke with cory johnson. i aske

he has been the underdog almost from the beginning. in a statee surprise that has historically elected incumbent governor overwhelmingly. basically it has been a staple race -- stable race. over.le fraction there was a new poll out this morning. wolf led among likely voters. also thought it is not necessarily a pro-wolf vogte. have said that they were motivated with this faction -- with dissatisfaction with corbett. >> any specific incidents? >> it is somewhat of a mystery. -- it is somewhat of a mystery. probably goes back to the number one issue of education. 011, he took over in 2 because of the stimulus ran out, there were cuts to education funding the state. of courseor put -- the stimulus was not there. somehe went ahead with business tax cuts. increased property taxes. negativity toward him him him voters and even among his own party -- toward him among voters than even among his own party. republicansrvative do not feel he stood up for their issues. for instance, he had whooshed through a voter id law -- pushed through a voter

. >> even if joe biden ran, he is the sig 95 canned underdog. this is the fundamental problem.n for president, a story came up on the former colleague at the "new york times" in which biden called barack obama clean and articulate. that was the day he announced his presidential campaign. joe biden is the most real politician you have. he does say what's on his mind. that often gets him into trouble. >> you and i spent a lot of time reporting on vice president biden. these are a part of who he is as a politician. >> it's hard to manage because so much of what is appealing about him to a lot of voters is the fact that he is authentic and doesn't always seem scripted and says things he shouldn't say. how do you allow him to be that politician and try to avoid gaps that are distracting to what he was supposed to be talking about. there few people who could say what the purpose of what joe biden was. they only know about the gaps. >> it's a great conversation. thanks so much. and coming up, another pro football player arrested making a tough situation even worse for the nfl. where i

given that the redskins haven't won a game since early november last season , shouldn't they be the underdogsntil proven otherwise? >> last i checked, we were supposed to peak before them last year. this is not a team that we can take lightly. >> it is only week two, but this might be a must-win. >> i feel like it is. just for us, just to quiet some noise around here. >> where was i? the nationals are on the field right now against the braves. the nats can get the magic number down to eight with a win over atlanta. this is the top of the fifth. stephen strasburg on the hill. he serves on to b.j. upton. this ball is deep, back, back, and it is gone. 1-0, braves. they are now in the sixth inning with the braves leading 2-1. strasburg is on the hill with two outs. the braves now lead 3-1. we want to correct our primetime tease. this is the nfl preview. this is the redskins last ek. we are looking ahead to the season. we will have to really young with us, torrey smith with us. it is going to be a fun night. >> the tim brant football special. we are looking forward to it. >> you are going to be th

>> no, the best thing they have going for them is they are ranked underdogs. >> for those who have not been to scotland, tell the difference. >> they are playing on the jack nicholson golf course. not a typical jack nicholson golf course like here. it is long. there are cotton bogs. it is -- depending on the weather, coming on late september in september, chances it will rain. it might happen. there could be sheep involved. [laughter] >> yes, it could. >> it will be an interesting test. >> i think he will be remembered as one of the greats. absolutely. i think he would be remembered in that regard. the village -- >> that is where he is from? >> it is sort of his home course. he takes a lot of criticism from players. i was one. i hated playing jack nicholson golf courses. they were too hard for me. it was only after i stopped playing. you have to ask my wife. and there's a certain amount of [indiscernible] jack's golf courses are a bit of a walk and it is a prime example and it is just gorgeous and that is the first ink a great golf course should be. >> lets me talk about the top 10 pla

is an underdog and he fights back. he is like me. we start from nothing. he is an entrepreneur.to fight for winning. >> why didn't it work out with john legere and t-mobile? make the decision, somebody else makes the decision. asked jack ma what he would do with his -- with the capital that he gets today. would he buy something like yahoo!? someone told you that sought they could buy a company like yahoo!. would you ever consider that? >> that is a dangerous question. [laughter] >> he did not want to answer that question. masayoshi son, chairman and ceo of softbank. again, only in town for a few hours. he did not even make the launch of the jack ma is going to with several other high-profile ceos. he is already on a plane back to japan. it's been quite a day here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. to bea and masayoshi son quite approachable. of course, it is a happy day for them, but they were willing to take selfies. i got a couple, one with masayoshi son, one with jack ma. blurry,little unfortunately, but a good memory of what has happened here today. coming up, we w