one of those women was marian price and i didn't i didn't for haven time i was too young and i didn't have a license but i'd been in a car that was laden with explosives and being brought into belfast and we were stopped by the british army and i thought time we had the explosives and the door plus a car. and went in the door for me and i sitting on i can manage and i got in the car because i'm going to mimic he i think he was more interested in looking at my legs than he was with the car. most of the time the ira called in warnings. that the ira say was economic terrorism building not bodies. under their own rules killing civilians was wrong. but planning car bombs is not an exact science. and when the ira messed up people lots of people die. on the afternoon of the twenty first of july one thousand nine hundred seventy two the ira planted twenty two car bombs in the center of belfast. all the time to go off within minutes of each other. bloody friday was the world's first mass car bomb attack. the ira phoned in warnings but one bomb prematurely exploded in oxford street bus station.

marian shows for spectacular targets including the old bailey courthouse. but the most prestigious target was new scotland yard. peter gurney a bomb disposal officer was on duty that day. and i found out of call here and the number plates on that did not relate to that particular vehicle the lockerbie in time but with so we decided that what we would do we would go into the boat through the rear seats who were in turn you would see that it was packed with exposure. both one hundred eighty pounds of explosives before to morrow's moving forward from exposure if not the initiator we had no idea how long the water on the cloth what we just discarded through would to take the explosive away from the bomb . by reporting by a destroyed pound bags or exploded or put them on the other saw the road towards the bomb went off with us to go through. the building had to be evacuated and no inflation is crushed or the windows portion was working what was the significance of this bomb these were the first car bombs used in. two bombs did explode. the irish war was now on t

nineteen year old marian price was leader of the bomb team. we went along on the morning that the bombs went off and the driver and the person he was to set the timer they got up at six in the morning they drove the bombs to their targets and it was planned that by the time the bombs week wolf that afternoon at three o'clock. leave it on. marion chose for spectacular targets including the old bailey courthouse. but the most prestigious target was new scotland yard. peter gurney a bomb disposal officer was on duty that day. and i found the fourth call. and the number plates on that did not relate to that particular vehicle the law could bring time but with so we decided that what we would do we would go into the booth through the rear seats were and. you would see that it was packed with exposure of. those one hundred eighty pounds of exposure of the pope who was moving forward from exposure with the initiator of we had no idea how long that was on the cloth what we just decided to do was to take the explosive away from the bomb on the part rep

marian hossa, jonathan toews finishes off, chicago wins 6-3 but the sharks take the season series 3 games to 1. >> the general. >> the general bobby knight. >> still crying. >> bringing it. perfect way to get ready for march madness too. uc davis, your daughter is an aggie. >> yeah, she is is an aggie but she goes to school there. >> uc davis. see, i don't know where the brains come from in that family. >> just for clarification. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. it's monday, going to be rainy, let's check in one more time. >> it's a very convoluted forecast. that's why we want to go over it one more time. because for the next several days we'll be in and out of the rain. keep that umbrella handy. tomorrow it begins in the north bay, during the morning commute, everybody is wet tomorrow with the heaviest rain between mid-morning and mid- afternoon, tapering off by the afternoon hours. chance of showers wednesday, more showers thursday night. another chance on friday, an unsettled weekend. >> the bearer of good

and win number five hundred came clusters of banks marian martin a scientist to progress into the fourth round a lanny. and we kick off with a consonantal hockey league playoffs where a blunt won game for a against like a my team manning the moscow region man out just one win away from making the finals. for a caps sunday's highlights. atlanta return from euro slow in an decidedly positive mood after winning two way matches and the full house in the expected moon as the moscow region side began game three this encounter crucial full committee of the as no club had ever come from behind after losing their first three matches just four minutes in an outline had the noses in front young bullets on mark in the sport and the czechs and the back into the top corner on the powerplay we're going to be a dazed and a host duly took advantage doubling their lead at the end of the open a. pass to defenseman to make it to nothing with a powerful slipshod again at once using the advantage of being one man up in the second period looking at the foot tempted hard to get back into it but wasted several d

marian hossa, jonathan toews finishes off, chicago wins 6-3 but the sharks take the season series 3 gameso 1. >> the general. >> the general bobby knight. >> still crying. >> bringing it. perfect way to get ready for march madness too. uc davis, your daughter is an aggie. >> yeah, she is is an aggie but she goes to school there. >> uc davis. see, i don't know where the brains come from in that lysol believes that kids shouldn't miss school days during cold and flu season. that's why we started a mission for health. by going beyond clean surfaces to healthy surfaces. by making a healthy way to wash hands. and even by working with a pediatrician to develop lysol healthy habits initiatives in schools. when you use lysol, you're a part of something bigger. for healthy tips and more, visit

this one of marian hossa's two goals of the night. then the flood gates open. niemi was feeling the heat. 6-3, chicago wins it. the sharks in dallas tomorrow for a huge game against the stars. the warriors going back to back after roughing up the t-wolves. the kings had a did you have look about them but it was nonetheless a smackdown in sac town. still festive enough for these two. they lose their shades. wait for it. the king working the throwbacks to the days as the royals. marcus thornton looking like that. keith smart can't believe it as he watches what might be the final meeting ever between the two division arrives. next year, they neat in newsroom. they tried to close the gap but if you will to the king. march madness turning to the women's brackets, stanford learning what the path looked like. they will host starting saturday afternoon when they host uc davis. st. john's and texas tech will be playing. you'll see glimpses of greatness before the game count but also some major setbacks. the a's had both today visiting the spring home of the indians. the

four years ago marian wright really hunter was serving his country in iraq today he is hooked on drugs and living under a bridge. i'm going to punch problems was used was i want to be here the head of told. no that showed up as a mentor when he said he gets by with some food an extra clothing from the nonprofit group national veterans foundation their outreach efforts failed to get where government agencies like the v.a. have failed before he would only see like one really. every three or four months and now every time we go we see somebody for prom i reckon again a fellow from the first gulf war some people join the armed services in hopes of having financial stability once they're done with their duty unfortunately some of them end up here on the streets now here in los angeles there are more than forty thousand people without a home on a daily basis many of those are better ins and the problem is just expected to get even worse as more and more serious members return from the war to an economic situation with very few prospects join the military for a paycheck. if you can of the wro

in marian county, some waters submerged streets. state of emergency has been declared in order to free up funds to help the victims. the red cross is also in the area. also in ohio, a priest is recovering this morning after he accidently tumbled off a bridge, recently damaged by a storm. the man reportedly stopped on the bridge yesterday to examine the damage, when he stumbled down a 25-foot bank, and fell into two feet of rushing water. >> there's a dam there there was a bridge over it. the bridge has sort of collapsed due to the, all the mass of water that's been coming through. so it's been breaching more and more every day. >> a man did jump in to assist the priest until a rescue crew arrived to save both of them. >>> the time is 7:24. i woke up to rain this morning, and it just keeps falling. >> you're right, just a sheet of rain over us. this morning, is when we will see the steady rain, then breaking away to scattered showers. the possibility of wet skies, and wet ground throughout our entire sunday. the sun is up, you can te

chicago with five goals, two in the space of three minutes, same guy marian hossa. made it 2-2. jonathan eh coming up with his 30th goal of the year for chicago making it 6-3, kind of a runaway, but despite the loss it's only san jose's fourth loss in regulation in their last 25 games. that is a good stretch. >>> lakers, celtics, doesn't really matter, every team has a night like that in the nba. a complete dud. no energy. it's less of a surprise when it hammes to a team like the warriors. the warriors sluggish from the gate, down early 19-3, monta ellis picked there, marcus thornton career night. the kings, he had 42 points, a quick two of them. catch up all good for golden state, down by as many as 25 points, monta 2 of his 15, nice spin on the lefty. sacramento just going throw, samuel dalembert dalembert career night himself. 27 points, 16 rebounds. he is on the scoring end of the alley-oop. not a lot of defense in this one, 129-119 kings. stanford's women's program, shining star, looking for a fourth straight trip to the final four. they'll tampa bay top 4, they'll host uc

chicago with five goals, two in the space of three minutes, same guy marian hossa. made it 2-2. jonathan eh coming up with his 30th goal of the year for chicago making it 6-3, kind of a runaway, but despite the loss it's only san jose's fourth loss in regulation in their last 25 games. that is a good stretch. >>> lakers, celtics, doesn't really matter, every team has a night like that in the nba. a complete dud. no energy. it's less of a surprise when it hammes to a team like the warriors. the warriors sluggish from the gate, down early 19-3, monta ellis picked there, marcus thornton career night. the kings, he had 42 points, a quick two of them. catch up all good for golden state, down by as many as 25 points, monta 2 of his 15, nice spin on the lefty. sacramento just going throw, samuel dalembert dalembert career night himself. 27 points, 16 rebounds. he is on the scoring end of the alley-oop. not a lot of defense in this one, 129-119 kings. stanford's women's program, shining star, looking for a fourth straight trip to the final four. they'll tampa bay top 4, they'll host uc

marian marianne, we see they've had some rock slides earlier, and you say you saw something like this today wm. >> reporter: yeah, we saw the rocks come crashing down, then a tree fall, and then sparks from a power line. just a moment ago, there was a bucket truck and a gentleman in it. he was using a chain saw to cut the branches away from the power lines. we also have some folks here out with shovels. they're clearing a path, but right now you cannot pass this road in your car. this slide took out a retaining wall and it is now impacting more than 400 people. in just seconds, the hillside off conference road in mt. herman came tumbling down, forcing drivers to turn around. there are 437 homes in this area. most people use this road to get to them. >> the tree went other the lines. >> reporter: the crumbling earth took this tree with it, which then toppled power lines. now many homes in the area have no electricity. the slide also ate away the backyard of this home, leaving it perched precariously on the hill. this school bus usually drops off kids near their doorstep. today, parents

and that was a real -- i should talk to andie first, but i'm looking right at mariannyo mayo marian.ght andie mcdowell was a very talented actress. and when i got to know her, i always thought she was a very tender person. she was perfect for the role and i appreciate that. she was so sensitive to me and often asked me, how did you feel here? >> so you were on set, actually, during this? >> a lot of the time, yeah. >> what was that like for you, andie, to not only play this incredible woman of faith but also have her watching you? >> it was a little intimidating at times, but the subject matter, i think all of us fell in love with the family as a whole, and we could see the relationship. it was really very apparent that it was very raw, and they were a unique family and how tight-knit they are and how much they love each other. so there was a lot of responsibility there to get each moment right, because it was so fresh. >> it's only been what, six years? >> five years. >> but at the time we shot it, it was almost two years at the time we shot it. and we shared a lot of time together.

marian blakely, the f.a.a. administrator under president george w. bush, stated that -- and this is a quote -- the prospect is really devastating to jobs and to our future. every $1 billion of federal investment in infrastructure creates or sustains approximately 35,000 jobs. yet h.r. 658 would cut the airport improvement grants for runway construction and safety enhancements by almost $2 billion. cuts to airport improvement grants would cost the nation 70,000 jobs. so let's be clear about one thing. the f.a.a. re-authorization bill that we will consider later this week will not create jobs. it will destroy them. although much work is ahead of us, i'm optimistic that congress will enact a long-term bill and we will not be considering a 19th short-term extension this summer. for the present, however, this particular extension, this bill before us today i support and i urge my colleagues to support it and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. petri: yes. i would ju