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How would we vote if our future was now? Only one question appeared to catch Alex Salmond slightly off guard when I interviewed him in Aberdeen almost a decade ago. Thank you for signing up to our Politics newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Only one question appeared to catch Alex Salmond slightly off guard when I interviewed him in Aberdeen almost a decade ago. Indeed, he told me at the time that no other journalist had raised the matter with him during h...

How would we vote if our future was now? Only one question appeared to catch Alex Salmond slightly off guard when I interviewed him in Aberdeen almost a decade ago. © Newsline Media Thank you for signing up to our Politics newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Only one question appeared to catch Alex Salmond slightly off guard when I interviewed him in Aberdeen almost a decade ago. Indeed, he told me at the time that no other journalist had raised the matter...

detected in an 8-inch pipe. >> this was a small maybe 20 drips per minute type of a leak on this line. >> reporter: if 20 minutes, they worked on the leak then it suddenly expanded. >> as they backed away and started to put cooling water thats when it lit off. >> reporter: what sparked the fuel resulting in the fire and smoke remains unknown. within 10 minutes of ignition, chevron officials triggered the alert system. >> there is an emergency at chevron refinery. >> reporter: that was ...

ken pritchett joins us live. good afternoon, ken. >> reporter: it should begin in 10 or 15 minutes. we will hear from chief mark ayeresidents s, he is the emergency chief and we have had a number of press conferences here today. the day started with an apology from chevron on the fire and the impact to the surrounding community. we learned a partial answer as to the cause. >> chevron said at 4:15 yesterday. a vapor leak was detected which processes diesel fuel. >> emergency crews respo...

at scene. an investigation is underway into what caused the accident. westbound lanes were closed for an hour. share the rolled, share your bart train. bart is about to start an experiment that could make things more crowded. amy hollyfield is live in the east bay. what is bart trying? >> reporter: katie, are you ready to try something new bart says it is willing to give it a try. how do you feel about skip this step, instead of parking your bike and climbing onboard the train, skip ...

>> police say this man was hauling a small arsenal around in his car when he was busted your golden gate park. 37 year-old robert johns was arrested during a traffic stop last month after police spotted a shotgun on his front seat. they say search of the car turned up another gun, a rifle scope and 5800 rounds of ammunition. neighbors reported he had been living in the car and harassing people >> i never made by contact with him or talk to him, i just kept my distance. there are so man...

home burglaries in several san jose neighborhoods are skyrocketing. now, at the worst possible time, there is talk of getting rid of the police departments burglary unit. the department says it is just an idea but admits it is on the table. damien trujillo has been working on the story all day. >> reporter: janelle, eliminating that burglary unit would be the worst case scenario with the depleted patrol division needs more help answering 911 calls in san jose. right now, we are getting...

right now traffic is moving along pretty well on highway 4. as you can see its not a bad commute as you drive over to concord. and this morning we are looking add 237 if you want to get a good drive right now is the time. 5:00 lets go back to the desk. helping our news this morning -- ktvu tara moriarty tells us the gunmen are still on the loose. tara. >> reporter: we are here at police headquarters where inspectors should be arriving sometime this morning to file the report. this is...

from the in house investigation, and they tell us just how serious this case is. sonoma developmental center is nestled in the town of eldridge sonoma county. this sprawling facility is one of five state-run institutions that care for patients with developmental supervision. they have their own in house sworn police force called opf, the office of protective services. last september the director received a message on his answering machine. the anonymous caller said someone had a stun g...

are connected to his case. david stevenson. >> we have an update on a story we brought you yesterday at five about a double homicide in san francisco. the victims were a 27-year-old and a 25-year-old. police were called to the site of a large fight about 1:00 p.m. yesterday. police found go men had been shot. they later died. police say six people have been killed in that neighborhood since may. >> the mayor is fighting the take over of the police department. rita williams is live and ...