moya: liam chancy is an irish chieftain. liam: the first time that i became aware that a song didn't belong to any one person was when i heard burl ives singing "froggy went a'courtin and he did ride, uh huh." i said, "mommy, come up quick! there's a fellow on the radio singing your song." and it was burl ives singing "froggy went a'courtin and he did ride uh huh, uh huh." moya: as fate would have it, burl ives was one of a popular group of folk singers who inhabited new york's greenwich village in the 1950s. by the time the clancy brothers and tommy makem began singing together as a folk group, this gang included the likes of a young robert alan zimmerman, later to be known as bob dylan, and the legendary pete seeger. pete seeger: and down in greenwich village i was one of 50 or 80 people just being amazed at what the clancy brothers and tommy makem could do. liam: if you were going to make it at all, you had to have conformed to certain things. you had to have kind of a uniform. my mother had knitted them for us. moya: you

yeah. >> liam, thanks very much. liam mayclem from "eye on the bay." >> cheers. >>> 6:51. >> take it away. >> a toddler found wandering alone in a wal-mart parking lot. kiet do just arrived on the scene in pleasanton. >> we have live report in just a moment. the questions police are now asking the mother of this young boy. all coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] dandruff, meet micro-beads. any last wishes? new selsun blue deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing. a toddler found wandering alone in a wal-mart parking lot.. in >>> let's go back outside with lawrence -- well, lawrence is inside to talk about outside and a beautiful day. >> inside to talk about the outside. i wish i could be outside i'll tell you that. it is going to be one of those days, folks, spectacular weather around the bay area. high pressure in control. these temperatures soaring to record levels by the afternoon. 70s even at the beaches. plenty of 80s e

i'm sure the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to lance corporal liam tasker from the royal army veterinary core who died the first of march. the whole country has been touched by the story of this true hero who worked with his search dog theo locating improvised explosive devices weapons and bomb-making equipment to save many, many lives. he will not be forgotten and our deepest condolences should be with his family, his friends and his colleagues. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and in addition to my duties in this house i shall have further such meetings in the house today. >> mr. speaker, i'm sure that the whole house will join in passing on the condolences of the family and friends of our foreign service personnel. mr. speaker, the prime minister will be aware that today is no smoking today. will he join me in graduating the organizers that takes place this evening in my constituency. it's a part of the statue si which is completely blighted by the addiction. will he comment on the british lung association that children across

congratulations to my man craig ferguson, who just had a baby boy named liam. hey!heers and applause ] that's great, isn't it? so if you're watching right now, liam, i just want to say, what's your favorite "late night" show. huh? [ laughter ] who is your favorite "late night" show host? huh? who is it? it's me. it's jimmy. [ light laughter ] seriously though, congratulations, craig. that's awesome. [ cheers and applause ] happy for that guy. this is pretty cool, you guys. mtv is airing a six-hour "jersey shore" marathon on super bowl sunday. [ cheers and applause ] so when you're done watching america's most violent pastime, you can then switch over to the super bowl. [ laughter ] ♪cheers and applause ] i'm sorry. >> steve: you galluped. >> jimmy: yeah, i was doing horse. i didn't know what was going on. [ laughter ] >> steve: the bumpy horse. >> jimmy: like that's a dance. yeah, yeah. >> steve: "hey, it's the bumpy horse." >> jimmy: i just started doing the horse. i don't know what happened. [ light laughter ] this is pretty crazy, you guys. a man here in new york

my name is liam neeson, and i believe that number should be zero. believe in zero. join the effort. visit unicefusa.org. [thunder] did you buy the flashlight and the batteries? yes. did you make sure we're not missing anything in the first aid kit? yup. did you go through the plan with the kids again? yes. announcer: the more you prepare today, the more you'll be able to reduce the devastating effects of a tornado, an earthquake, a power outage, or any other disaster. get a kit, make a plan, be informed. visit ready.gov. >>> welcome back to mosaic. i'm honored to be your host this morning. we're in the middle of a robust conversation about the jewish community federation. please welcome my two guests. when somebody comes to you as and advise error specialist, -- advisor or a specialist, how do you advise them? >> you cannot turn a tv without seeing an ad, talk to your financial advisor. and philanthropy is only one assec when somebody comes to talk to the community, we ask questions what impact do you want to make? how can we facilitate you? what is the right entity to put money int

this is your day, liam mayclem from "eye on the bay." >> an englishman with an irish accent. >> st. patrick's day stuff. first let's talk movies. this movie is not irish at all. it's the tale of jane eyre, set in 19th century britain, grim, gray, oppressive, good old- fashioned britain back in i don't know 1845? this film has been made about 40 times. it starred orson wells in the original back in 1943. this time around, mia wasakosa is jane eyre. michael is the tormented master of the house, good but no orson wells. on a directors note, this is cool, movie directed by a lad from oakland. he got oscar buzz. but this latest version of the classic written in 184 7 will get some nods oscar time next year. it opens in the bay area. >> not a feel good movie. >> but after the joy of st. patrick's day, bring yourself down to life with this. >> in the next film out today on dvd, and this next film is equally dark and depressing. look at the joy i'm bringing you today. >> the good humor man here. >> natalie portman in "black swan" directed by aaron aaron know of ski. it's a brilliant film. y

my name is liam shye. i am a 10-year deejay and former u.s. commissioner. we formed a "save the rave" in response to a proposed california law, but also in part due to what has been happening for years in san francisco. when i was a youth commissioner in 2003, we passed a resolution declaring a health crisis due to the lack of safe recreation opportunities for youth. that has only gotten worse as numerous events have been denied permits or lost traditional venues. reform so we could organize and show that our community deserves to have these events protected and that they are more than just parties. they are major contributors to the local economy and our vital cultural assets that increase health and happiness for citizens to pay government taxes. we are gathered to night to share our stories of electronic dance music events and the positive impact they have had on our lives. our right to dance, assemble, and freedom of expression is protected by the constitution. unless we continue to make our voices heard, it is easy for those rights to get swept under t

. >> i start by paying tribute to lance corporal liam tasker from the royal army veterinary corps. he was doing a job that put him in such danger and he should extraordinary bravery and courage. we remember him and we pass on deep condolences to his family and friends. can the prime minister tell us who authorizes the mission ending gauzy last week that -- last weekend? >> the foreign secretary set up the position absolutely in full in the house on monday, but let me say clearly that i take full responsibility for everything that my government do. >> i am grateful to the prime minister for saying that. i want to support him in libya when it -- wherever i can, but there is increasing concern about the government's competence on the issue. we have had the flights fiasco, talk of colonel gaddafi heading to venezuela when he was not, overblown briefing about potentially military action, and the setback last again. does the prime minister think that it is just a problem with the foreign secretary or is it a water problem in his government? >> i am not sure that i particularly want to ta

>> i'm happy to begin but william may want to say more indeed, liam. sir peter rick kettets -- rickets are part of the security team gathering information from material from all sources. and tried to ensure that the agenda and the papers and so on are in good order and that the council is considering the things it needs to consider and, of course, he is very, i would say -- speak about this is very closely linked to the senior minister president and the senior minister and the deputy prime minister so that it becomes possible not simply to have a committee served by one department or another but effectively by its own secretary and that's what peter rickets is in charge of. >> just to add to that, we appointed the national security advisor on the first day of the new government. we thought that was essential to start building and had thought a good deal about it before the election and who could do it and in addition what oliver has explained and the existence improves the articulation as you say of the national security strategy is that for other coun

one of our ministers liam fox said last week and i think you're quite right that the best solution to this problem would be for gadhafi to leave well if if one takes that you know why does the u.n. policy law which says that no country can accept him and that wherever he goes he's going to be subject to prosecution surely we should have said that well if if you look very carefully at the u.n. resolution you find that in the small print was of course which says that this ban on travel can actually be lifted by the security council in appropriate patients so you know if gadhafi was to write an application in triplicate and send it into the new york after a lot of time the lawyers might come up with a solution but that's not what will happen if he decides to go he'll go what we should have done is offer him a free ticket to the god way a one way so you're saying that even though everybody seems to want him to me to death is now actually traps and well of course the africans for example and i don't know whether it's the african prince the obvious place to think of will necessarily follow

lance corporal liam tasker and his bomb-sniffing dog theo were inseparable during their tour in afghanistanbut on march 1, tasker was shot and killed. hours later theo had a seizure and died. the dog's ashes were on the flight that carried taskers' remains home today. the ashes will be given to tasker's family. when we come back, she's not a doctor, but what she does could save many lives. ritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, including celebrex, may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as

legitimate military target that comment just now from the defense secretary of the united kingdom liam fox has caused outrage here in nato as you say we're in the middle of e.u. and nato meetings which are principally focused on libya e.u. came out and agree to disagree they said didn't really agree on a strategy for libya and nato in the third day of talks there here in brussels also come out without much agreement of course in a much more menacing tone because they are leading this operation against libya on the first day they did agree on a no fly zone imposing a no fly zone over libya then there was talk of moving eastward to protect the eastern strongholds of rebel stronghold of libya and only then as a sort of of the thought was the talk of humanitarian support now this was all backed by a u.n. resolution which are authorized the imposition of a no fly zone over libya and even then when the u.n. passed that vote it was abstained by four or five key states brazil russia india and china were the states which stained along with germany and germany and turkey are now extremely concer

. >>> and, we noticed an incredibly moving homecoming today. 26-year-old lance corporal liam tasker of great britain had been serving in afghanistan along with theo, a sniffer dog renowned for his ability to uncover ieds, finding 14 of the explosives in five months. the two were inseparable. but last week, tasker was killed by sniper fire. not long after, his loyal dog suddenly died, too, no one knows why. the soldier's family believes theo's heart just broke. they both flew home today. the streets lined with dogs and masters in their honor. >>> and, on a much happier note, we got some great news late today about congresswoman gabrielle giffords. a huge step in her recovery from that shooting in january. when her husband, commander mark kelly takes off on the space shuttle "endeavor" next month, giffords will be there for the launch. and people close to giffords say she's been using many more words than just a month ago. >>> and coming up, meet the 100-year-old twins who will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about living longer. drink what we want, and sleep soundly thr

be nothing like iraq he's calling this action necessary legal and rights and the defense secretary liam fox has also come out and said that this was a very successful operation that was carried out on saturday but in what might prove to be the first split in the coalition we've heard president obama repeatedly saying that he won't be sending ground troops but chancellor george osborne here in the u.k. has said. they're not planning to send ground troops at the moment so it remains to be seen what comes of that other cracks of course we've already heard that the arab league which supported a no fly zone is now coming out and saying that it's already displeased that this is not in a flight and in fact this is a bombardment of civilians. there is certainly a fear here in the u.k. that this is just the beginning of this intervention and again there will be an antiwar demonstration here in london outside downing street on sunday afternoon so people are certainly coming out and saying that they're worried about this all right argues laura and live for us in london thanks for that report. mosc

. >> reporter: liam lost $80,000 of equipment. >> i lot a lot of things the whole dock. >> with the harbourhe wasn't able to save much. >> this is a joke. sickening they want to keep us from our property but they don't want to do anything to save anything. >> magnitude of which is being assessed. >> it is heart breaking you know to see this damage occur, you know, some place you call home and also, you know, where you have been employed it is overwhelming. >> meanwhile the search for a man swept out to sea by tsunami waves in up state california has been suspended 25-year-old dustin weber disappeared taking pictures of waves at crescent city. weber had just moved there from bend oregon and yesterday crews and boats and helicopters covered more than 250 square miles looking for him. >>> the 8-foot tsunami waves in crescent city were the largest to hit the u.s. harbour crews are still assessing damage done to the port including 8 sunken boats and dozens of damaged fishing vessels. >> we do get our small tsunami once in awhile or surge in here and breaks the dock but this is the worst i have e

i am liam mason. boy, do we have a broadcast for you. we will take you behind these walls and inside you will discover some of the most impressive art in the world. we will introduce you to the legion's latest featured artist, belgian artist isabel. one heck of a show. don't go too far away. "eye on the bay" takes you inside the legion of arts. [

caller: there was a gentleman by the name of lindsey wil liams that i heard on radio show. he befriended at an oil executive. before he died, he told lindsey williams the middle east would explode and it would not be for more, but internal conflict. my question is, how did this man know this, and what other people do the same thing? it leads me to believe it was premeditated by a group of people? . guest: i do not think premeditated. there were a lot of people who saw this explosion in the region because people had been repressed by regimes that had grown bitter in steel and were not responding to their basic needs. we saw -- once the fear was released and they saw they had nothing to fear in tunisia, the egyptians challenge the government and the government was not able to go after them. then we saw this revolution that has swept through the region. host: we want to bring it to the house floor now. mr. price: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the distinguished career of a man who's been an institution within an institution. daniel director of our congressional