. >> and this new project you have coming up is going to be filming in belfast, right?tell us about the new project. >> there's a project that's actually airing tonight on bbc2. and then on netflix on i think may 28th. it's called "the fall." and i already shot it. i already shot it in belfast. >> by the way, netflix is such a new great place -- "house of cards" is on netflix. it's one of those things you can watch them all -- >> it's all she talked about. she loves that show. >> tell us about that show. were you reluctant to do this netflix thing? i wonder if it's projects that actors are looking for. >> this was actually after the fact. we already shot this. it had nothing to do with netflix when we did it. we have done five episodes. that's all it's going to be for this season. i play a detective superintendant who is taken from the met in london up to belfast to do a 28-day review on a murder case. and then so netflix has bought it after the fact. and it's kind of the coolest home for it to be in. and i'm really excited to see. >> so you shouldn't expect to see you

i live in london, shot it in belfast last year. she starts to think that it might be a serial killer. but the difference about the show is at the same time as she's trying to track down who is killing these women, we're actually seeing the serial killer, do what he does to the women at the same time. but he's a father and he takes his kids to school and he's a grief counselor by day. and so he's kind of like one of us, but he's doing what he does -- >> jimmy: people like seeing you as a detective. that's typecasting, kind of. we love seeing you, x-files, that's kind of that. you're good that. >> yes, i guess i do good procedural. >> jimmy: i think you do, you do. and you're doing a big cool thing with "x-files," you're going to do comic-con. you're speaking about -- >> well, kind of. i mean, it's the 20th anniversary since the first episode of the series, "the x-files," and so i decided about for a year, i would show up to the comic-cons around the states and just kind of meet fans and say hi and sign autographs. >> jimmy: how cool

clive, i know you were in belfast during this time in the '90s. what was it like?erent place. it was very scary and there were soldiers on the street, helicopters at night. it was -- you think back and it's not that long ago. it was a war zone literally. >> you came on to the film after andrea had already been up and running. what was that like to sort of jump in? >> well, i was actually sent the script and i wasn't going to work. i was going to take some time off and the script was so good and so compelling and so well written that spoke to james and i jumped straight from the thing i was doing and joined them in dublin. >> james martha shall and the incredible director. and i thought this was interesting. you have a connection on so many ways, grew up in similar area of london, same schooling and also both worked with madonna about to get your impressions. >> true. that's true. that's right, yeah. >> and you, of course, she chose to be the lead in her film last year. >> "nwe." >> your impressions. >> mine was much shorter. mine was seven minutes long. i thought -

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i think it is going to go nowhere because guantanamo right now is turning into what the prison in belfast used to be. you have people on hunger strike and while it is not getting the attention bobby sands did if you're force-feeding them, you're torturing them. force-feeding has been used for torture in the past. it happened to the i.r.a. prisoners and it is happening in gitmo. but i think p.j. made the most interesting point on the basic absurdity of keeping gitmo open which is the wegers who everybody agrees, have no -- have absolutely nothing to do with terrorism. you can't send them home. but they can't get -- that, to me if you're looking for a prism to look at the absurdity of keeping gitmo open, that's the prison. >> john: countrymen care back home. charlie pierce of "esquire" magazine will stay with me after the break when we look at what the president said on domestic issues today. if you helped block the gun background bill in the senate, you had a pretty bad day and you deserved it. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they

the officers say the two blasts went off after they responded to a bogus emergency call in north belfast hurt. so far, no group is claiming responsibility for the ambush. police sheltered people who live in that area at a nearby gymnasium overnight. >>> a shocking but amazing rescue out of china caught on tape. firefighters pultd a newborn baby boy out of a sewage pi residents of a building reported hearing a baby crying in a fourth floor toilet. firefighters bound the newborn lodged in piping. take a look at how they rescue and literally pull that little baby out of the pipe. they had to cut the sewage pipe out of a wall. they rescued a five-pound baby believed to be about two days old. they took him to a local hospital where doctors had to cut away the rest of the pipe piece by piece. the infant is alive and said to be in stable condition but they are still searching for that infant's parents. >> unbelievable. a blessing the baby is still alive. >> tragic. so happy they found that child. >>> we do have an update to the breaking news we have been following new details about a triple sh

. >> and the new project you have coming up is going to be filming in belfast, right?hot it in belfast. >> by the way, netflix is such a new great place -- "house of cards" is on netflix. >> you can watch them all at once. >> tell us about that show. were you reluctant to do this netflix thing. i wonder if it's projects that actors are looking for. >> this was after the fact. it was purely just -- >> we have done five episodes. that's all it's going to be for this season. i play a detective superintendant who is taken from the met in london up to belfast to do a 28-day review on a murder case. and then so netflix has bought it after the fact. and it's kind of the coolest home for it to be in. and i'm really excited to see. >> you shouldn't expect to see you in some little romantic comedy any time soon? >> it would be nice. because -- >> i want to take a trip there down you know, a little -- >> it's a tendency -- i would be more than happy to i like doing comedy. i've done a lot of comedy. people wouldn't know it, but i have. >> you have such a following. somebody who s

." >> this takes us to belfast, northern ireland. where a poor, poor woman had a really hard time parallel parking. her really small car. >> going in too steep. >> the space looks big enough to fit into, obviously. never thele nevertheless. it took her a half-hour. >> who is driving, man? woman. >> keep rolling. operated by a woman by the way. offered to park the car. she said no. >> now she is not going to roll it for you. >> 1.7 million times. 1.7 million times on youtube. >> yikes. all been there. john, i saw you trying to park today. >> every now and then. not quite that bad. >> coming up. toys for boys and girls. toy insider's advice. >> the teenage daughter of kim basinger and alec baldwin. fighting criticism. her response as she follows her mother's glamorous footsteps. >> no mystery meat on the men up at this school, why the kids are going vegetarian in the cafeteria. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by hotwire.com. ♪ ♪ we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless

just a click away on geico.com. [ laughter ] >> brian: there is crowd roars in belfast, ireland. >> steve it took a full 30 minutes for the driver to squeeze into the parallel spot. so who was behind the wheel? it turns out it was a woman. so what we're going to do today is we're going to go ahead because we don't have cars to park around, we're actually going to recreate this and gretch and brian and also maria, here is the challenge. this is pretty easy. all we have to do is we have to be able to park in less than a half an hour. >> gretchen: it's going to take me all day. >> brian: if we have to toss to hemmer from the driver's seat, we got a problem. >> gretchen: well, maria, how good are you? >> i'm horrible. >> brian: here is an added twist. we are all going to participate in that. too he have is going to start. i'm going to finish, or vice-versa. gretchen is going to start and maria is going to finish, or whatever your team decides. >> gretchen: can people be creative in their strategy? >> brian: yes. >> gretchen: cool. 'cause i've got a plan. >> steve: so we're going to have the b