NIC ROBERTSON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: I talked to people who monitored the outside of polling stations here. This one in particular in the past this is the busiest that they've ever seen and so the prediction of a high turnout, that is what we're seeing right now. Of course, the notion of it's just as easy as one line, well, if there is a yes vote today then tomorrow the really detailed work that probably involves more than 18 pages will get under way -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: What are the polls showing, Nic?</s>ROBERTSON: Right now, too close to call, neck and neck, the no vote for staying part of the United Kingdom is ahead by about two percentage points but because of statistical margins, it means it's too close to call. The reality is here. That's how it looks if you exclude the people who are undecided. The undecideds are perhaps 10 percent to 5 percent of the population. No one really knows exactly, and those are the people that everyone's going to be watching for at the end of today, to see which way they go. I used to live here, I've talked to a few friends here and one of them I talked to last night was sitting on the fence but shading toward the yes side. So it's just impossible to know. And we see what Andy Murray has tweeted this morning that he is in favor of a yes vote so at the moment it's all down to the undecided, carol.</s>COSTELLO: All right. We'll check back with you. Nic Robertson, reporting live from Scotland this morning. Still to come in the NEWSROOM, another day, another player controversy for the NFL. This time involving the Arizona Cardinals. Andy Scholes has details. Good morning, Andy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS: Good morning, Carol. Running back Jonathan Dwyer, the latest player to be charged in a domestic violence case. And his alleged incident involves a woman and a child. I'll have the details after the break.
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