United. Voters have rejected a hotly contested vote for independence. Imagine what this place would have been like if you had won. It would have been the Biggest Party in the world. Police in california have a suspect in custody, accused of deliberately setting that monster wildfire east of sacramento. Torrential rains over texas sending floodwaters in just a matter of hours. A man who killed a Police Officer in pennsylvania, the search now intensifies. Eric frein is now on the fbis ten most wanted list while schools close down. France has conducted its first air strike in iraq. Congress cleared the way for president obamas plan to train and equip moderate Syrian Rebels to fight isis. We have to put boots on the ground. Whose boots are we going to put there . Boots on the ground are a slippery and the last thing he needs is another wedge issue. Home depots data breach bigger than they originally thought. 15 million debit and credit cards possibly at risk. A terminal in phoenix was locked down for more than three hours last night as police searched for a shooting suspect. All that in australia, this guy among the first in the world to get his hands on the iphone 6. An incredible rescue in ohio after a man was trapped inside a burning vehicle. The victim is okay. And all that matters Devin Hesters high step. Hes broken Deion Sanders career total return touchdowns. Youve always been there for me, man, and i look up to you, man. On cbs this morning. Take a look at this line. A lot of folks this morning were sleeping in their sleeping bags. Can you imagine how mad you would be if you were homeless and you saw these people sleeping out on the street . Id say, get back in your house or im taking it. Announcer this mornings eye opener presented by toyota. Lets go places. Welcome to cbs this morning. Kwts charlie rose is on assignment, so jeff glor is here. Good to have you here. Happy to stay here. So is scotland. What a big vote there. In fact, it was a resounding no from voters in scotland this morning. They turned out in record numbers and decided not to break away from the rest of great britain. The outcome is a relief for the british government. Mark phillips is in edinburgh, the scottish capital, where the politicians now face another headache. Good morning. Reporter good morning. Well, the divorce is off, but the marriage may never be the same. A lot of promises were made to keep it in. This vote may not have broken up the United Kingdom but its probably changed it. The big vote was in and the big scare was over. Scotland had voted to stay in the uk, and the no to independence camp were as relieved as they were happy. In the end the vote spread was larger than the nervous lastminute opinion polls had predicted. Through the night the results dribbled in. The prouk side edging narrowly ahead. But the big Population Centers would determine how this vote went. Finally the biggest city, working class glasgow reported, and it went for independence but not strongly enough. The battle was effectively over. The nays had it. Even alex salmon had to admit, his dream of independence was over for now. As scotland has by majority has decided at least at this stage not to become an independent country. Reporter at this stage is the key phrase. He would abide by the decision. But hold them responsible for promises they made to shift more power to scotland. David cameron said it would but the battle was over for now. So there can be no disputes, no reruns, we have heard the settled will of the scottish people. Reporter but with a 55 45 split, theres work to be done on the morning after. Theyve got to make the most of the outcome, come back together and try to improve things. Reporter do you think that will happen . I hope so. Positive. Reporter a 55 45 point spread is a Pretty Healthy one. By referendum standards. A victory for common sense, the winning side said. And, indeed, the pounds are up shares are up and anxiety is down, for now. Norah. All right, mark phillips, thank you. French warplanes launched their first air strike this morning against isis targets in iraq. That follows thursdays u. S. Attack on a Training Camp outside mosul and an isis ammunition stockpile near baghdad. In washington last night the senate went along with the house approving president obamas plan to train and arm Syrian Rebels fighting isis. The president praised the bipartisan show of support. The barbaric murder of two americans, these terrorists thought they could frighten us or intimidate us or cause us to shrink from the world. Today, theyre learning the same hard lessons of petty tyrants and terrorists that have gone before. As american, we do not give in to fear. Bill plante is at the white house where officials still face tough questions about the president s plan. Bill, good morning. Morning and good morning to our viewers in the west. There have been more than 170 u. S. Air strikes in iraq but president obama still doesnt want to call this war. And officials in the administration continue to argue over how to describe this fight and the role that u. S. Service members will play. Testifying on capitol hill secretary of state john kerry again faced repeated questions over whether the u. S. Is at war. A lot of people are debating this idea of what do you call it, do you call it war, dont you call it war. Its not a war like iraq. But if you care about what you care it, it is a war similar to what we did with al qaeda. Scores of heavily armed u. S. Service men are already working alongside iraqi troops. Dense spite the danger. Despite the danger White House Press secretary earnest said they were not in combat. They would not be personally responsible for engaging the enemy in combat. Reporter but he acknowledged that role could change. American military personnel will have the equipment they need to defend themselves. Reporter obama took a more emphatic stance. The American Forces that have been deployed to iraq do not and will not have a combat mission. The motion is agreed to. Reporter crossing a final hurdle senators approve the president s request for authority to train moderate syrian forces. But it didnt come without criticism. Why is it that the president of the United States keeps telling the people that are slaughtering thousands, dont worry, we wont commit Ground Troops . This is a military strategy i believe, designed around political promises. This is not the military strategy you would create to destroy or devastate isil. Its not just members of congress that are not convinced. Some generals are also very skeptical that the no boots policy can hold. Thats likely to come up later this morning when secretary of state kerry chairs a meeting of the u. N. Security council on the situation in iraq. Bill plante thank you very much. Isis is showing a fifth western hostage in a new online video. He is alive. British photo journalist john cantlie sits wearing an orange jump suit. Cant canti cantlie was kidnapped in 2012 while reporting in syria. All bets are off for an out of control wildfire east of sacramento. The man accused of starting it is in court today. The king fire doubled in size. It burned at least 114 square miles. John blackstone is at the fire command post in placerville, california. John, good morning. Reporter as fire crews prepare to return to it is fire lines this morning, this fire is only 10 contained. Now, its been burning for almost a week now, sending up columns of smoke so high theyve been seen 100 miles away. Investigators believe they now know who started the massive king fire currently burning east of sacramento. Wayne Allen Huntsman was arrested wednesday in placerville, california charged with forest land felony arson. His bail was set at 10 million. Mr. Huntsman is currently being housed in the El Dorado County jail. Reporter the arson investigation began minutes after the first flame but they wouldnt say what led to the charges or a possible motive. Huntsman long criminal record includes convictions of grand theft and assault with a deadly weapon. His former neighbor in Pollock Pines says hes a wellknown trouble maker. He was fighting with his kouserkous er en out here and got arrested then too. Reporter facing conditions the firefighters are at work. Planes have dropped more than 450,000 gallons of fire retardant. Were literally setting World Records with respect to retardant drops and use on this fire. Reporter officials call the conditions unprecedented and say the flames are spreading on the ground because of whats in the air, that giant cloud of smoke. The embers that come out of these fires, the smoke column they are lofted and they go way out into the unburned area land and start a fire. Reporter also fueled by extreme heat and drought in the region, the king fire has become the second largest fire in california this year. Fighting it costs about 5 million a day. There is some good news about this fire. The rapid growth that saw it more than triple in size explode significantly yesterday and its movement now is towards the northeast and thats largely into wilderness areas and away from more populated areas. John blackstone thank you very much. In texas, theres too much rain. Large sections of the state remain under flash flood watches. In the austin area the search resumes today for a sheriffs deputy deputy. Officials fear she was swept away by floodwaters. In austin where another round of heavy rain is expected. Reporter at the height of the torrential storm that drenched awful withinustin with more than 5 inches of rain Authorities Say a sheriffs deputy disappeared, likely overrun by floodwaters. As conditions deteriorated rescue crews were forced to temporarily call off the search. They found the car submerged in the water. It was shortly after that that the water went down enough that they could see there was no one in the vehicle. Reporter cell phone video captured the spot where the patrol car was found, but no sign of the officer who radioed for help that her vehicle was being washed away. Were still hoping that were going to find her on the riverbank waiting for us to come pick her up. Reporter across central texas, the relentless rainfall left streets submerged and made driving dangerous. Police say the Severe Weather set off this violent collision in houston. Firefighters cut open the roof of this car to free a woman trapped inside. The slick roads sent cars flying into rainfilled ditches. No serious injuries were reported. For cbs this morning, austin texas. The suspect in the murder of a Pennsylvania State trooper is now one of the fbis ten most wanted fugitives. Eric matthew frein has been on the run for more than a week now. Police say he ambushed trooper, killing one and wounding the other. The manhunt is now focused. Reporter they thought they had him yesterday. They cordoned off a large area around his family home here in canadensis and had an intensive house to house search but called it off without an arrest. Now the feds are beefing up the manpower to help track him down. The search for accused killer eric maththew frein intensified yesterday with Law Enforcement combing the woods near the suspects home after Police Received a tip he may have been seen in the area. Local authorities are working in conjunction with the fbi who are providing all the resources they can. Manpower air, technical. Whatever they need were doing it. Reporter Officials Say theyre working on the assumption that frein is likely still hiding somewhere in this rural area of eastern pennsylvania. We now have made the world where he could hide a very very small place. Reporter Police Describe him as a selftrained survivalist and sharpshooter with a longheld grudge against Law Enforcement. They say he ambushed a Police Barracks last friday wounding trooper alex douglas and killing corporal brian dixon. Dixon was laid to rest thursday. With thousands of Law Enforcement from around the country there to pay respects. Its unclear what triggered fridays shooting. Roger smith owns a local Sporting Goods store and says freins reaction to a passing cop car a few years ago struck him as strange. He went back into the building, said, i have to disappear. I said, why is that . He said me and those guys dont get along. Reporter this is roger smiths store right there. Now, with the fbi involved the reward money goes up to 175,000 for any information leading to his arrest. Jeff. Thank you very much. Jetblue is investigating a frightening engine failure in midflight. Smoke filled the cabin of flight 1416 just after takeoff on thursday. The pilots made an Emergency Landing in long beach, california, just a few minutes later. Now, reaction from passengers. Some of the passengers say they thought it was the beginning of the end. There were 137 people on board the plane, headed for austin. Shortly after takeoff, the right engine blew out and the cabin immediately filled with smoke. These images captured by passenger dean delbaugh shows the scene inside the cabin. You immediately got the smell and it was obviously something burning. Then immediately everything filled with smoke. Reporter passengers scrambled to put on oxygen masks as a babys screams are clearly heard through the confusion. Couldnt even see your hand in front of your face. It engulfed the entire cabin within seconds. Reporter passengers say the planes right engine blew shortly after takeoff. Pilots responded, circling back to land after just minutes in the air. Actor Jackson Rathbone was also on board and credits the crew for keeping them all safe. Ill remember this forever, definitely. But we had brave stewardesses and a wonderful pilot. Reporter once safely on the ground, flight attendants immediately began evacuating the captain. Roger, they got people already out of the looks like people are sliding out of the back already. Reporter passengers still hoping to reach their destination were rebooked on alternate flights. One person on board said the experience will change him forever. Im just happy to be alive. I dont think ill be mean to anybody ever again. Reporter four passengers suffered minor injuries during the incident. Only one person was transported to the hospital before being released. The cause of this Emergency Landing is still under investigation. Jeff. Jeff thank you. Wall street is open this morning and investors are waiting for ecommerce giant alibaba to start trading. Taking the Ticker Symbol baba on the exchange. It priced at 68 a share. That number puts alibabas total value at 167. 6 billion. Thats larger than the current market value of amazon cisco or ebay. The flu season is coming u fast and the government is making new recommendations this morning. Cdc director tom friedman rolled up his sleeve for a flu shot. Officials are recommending an ouchless way for kids to get vaccinated. Good morning. This is really important information. What does it is cdc say today . The biggest change theyre making is that now the nasal flumist is recommended for kids between ages 2 and 8. Over the flu shot. Thats the first time thats been done here the nasal mist. Its one spray, each nostril. Thats all you need. Its without a needle ouchless so kids prefer that. They made the change because actually some new research is showing its more effective in that age group. So its a good thing. Your recommendations for seniors as well right . Thats right, until now people over the age of 65 its been recommended they get a shot for pneumonia. That hasnt changed, but the cdc also wants them to get a second shot against thatpneumonia. Both fight the bacteria in different ways. Norah asked, can i get the mist too and not the shot. Its for between the ages of 2 and 50. If youre not pregnant. If you fall out of that range, you get the regular flu shot. We should be getting our flu shots now . Absolutely. Flu season peaks between december and february. Actually it starts in october and goes through may. Last year in my practice we saw a cluster of cases right around halloween. So the shot takes two weeks to kick in. So the sooner you get it the better. Is it ever too late to get the shot . You know, once youve hit march or april, you say, okay well wait until next year. We smo focuslk should all focus on getting it sooner rather than later. 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