in belfast a so called peace wall separates the protestant and catholic areas. the society has not been together. peel was only just above mechanism. but it was going to have the maps for all these inquests. over the next twenty years. this reciprocal see how society can make progress. under the reconciliation which perhaps is more important come discover a bowl of heights so what went on in the post. the families of the victims can conceive of reconciliation with god through him and whatever happens. they're hardly going to forget the murder of their loved ones. i know. thus it is as old as mankind itself in space is there life on other planets is one of the reasons why people love love staring out the night sky sustained tree. the best place the star gazing in europe is on the spanish island of la palma. knowing the series hero by night thus been moved them here when night falls the canary islands star pacers come out in force the latest trends in the next few hours traveling through their telescopes to think it's far away from the earth. rule. but it's the of

pounds for the northern bank raid the two thousand and four raid at the northern bank ag center in belfast was the biggest robbery ever in this country. twenty six and a half million pounds starting was taken. the ira he was named. two months after the raid guard the seas two point three million pounds in northern bank notes from ted cunningham told a foreign in county cork detectives seized hundreds of thousands more at several other locations. ted cunningham denying that the money came from the northern bank raid protesting his innocence for almost ten years school for cheap id try a successful appeal until the early stages of his retire they argued this month on two he changed his plea. today mr cunningham returned to the circuit criminal court and court for sentencing judge sean o'donnell fall in import the fight year suspended jail sentence on mr cunningham noting that he had already served more than three years in jail on his original conviction. garda inspector carl newman said mr cunningham intermingled money from the northern bank raid with semi legitimate business dealings. expos

he went to belfast where he auditioned for the director of the lyric theatre.ast was a dangerous place because of clashes between protestants and catholics over british rule. >> neeson: i called up. and they were actually looking for someone over six feet. >> cooper: so that was one of the first questions they asked you, "how tall are you?" >> neeson: yeah. ( laughs ) and i said, "i'm 6'4"." and she says, "be up here next thursday." ( laughs ) so i came up and did an audition. a very crude but passionate, desperate audition for her. and she says, "why do you want to do it?" i said something like, "if i don't do it, i'll curl up and die." >> cooper: did you mean it? >> neeson: i did, kind of. it was a way out. >> cooper: he won his first movie role at 28, cast as a knight of the round table with helen mirren in the 1981 film "excalibur." >> neeson: i fell in love with helen mirren. oh, my god. can you imagine riding horses in shiny suits of armor, having sword fights and stuff, and you're falling in love with helen mirren? it doesn't get any better than that. >>

>> order, order. >> perhaps not, but i would like to see the right honorable gentleman from belfast maketo two years of british suffering caused by riverdance. >> order! >> what do you think? >> gerry adams was never a member of the house of commons. all of the sinn fein members elected were not taking seats. still, they have offices in london, and they look after the interests of their constituents, but they will not take their seats in either house. in parliament you have to swear an oath of allegiance to her majesty, and they are not prepared to do that. the deputy first minister of northern ireland who is a leader of sinn fein along with gerry adams is technically her majesty's first minister, but he never took an oath, and he was allowed to avoid that. >> if you are british and you lived there all your life, can you pick up where people are from base on their accents like in the united states? were they know right away? what would they say your speech comes from? >> oxford might come into it. >> i wonder why. what do people in oxford speak like? >> they speak all kinds of different

only on belfast and on. how wealthy british style it's not out of the spotlight on. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two reports. one of aggression all this with a continuation in return they want to sell the american hard. missiles all the rest of it to new countries new new markets expanding markets because most of these countries are. still much more. than sort of the economy the bog and between the europeans who wants to europe the united states remain committed to their security and the united states wants you. know we are like you just i could jump in and ask you could if i could jump in and ask you i mean they want washington because they want the american taxpayer to pay for it because the united states pays the vast majority of the bill for nato so this is free riding that's what they want you know no no they don't want they're not the security of this is really an evolution they want someone else in times of austerity particularly now with the american taxpayer pickin

brendan wright rte news belfast. the bill which would give children with down syndrome a statute rewrites to resort to teaching. ours has been given a broad welcome to the boil. the bill was presented to the jaw by independent tv city in the graph. the center represents an important step for families and students with down syndrome. mr sage on sherlock said the government is not opposing the legislation that's the stage. since they know that she is getting underway in west street this evening. fifteen hundred delegates are expected to attend a two day event the debate on the economy and the peace process. northern ireland's deputy first minister might make its way to give the keynote address shortly. more on this blog to link might be on our desk of staff neil gets at the shaffer of what we can expect to like that. for the keynote speech for the day dr martin mcguinness has said he's expected to address the possibilities of trying to breathe new life talking to the hospital ca since he says that timeframe is very sho

sterling was taken in the beginning and the newer than pink accents here and the colts grand list in belfast in december two thousand and four the centrist open to cork circuit criminal court last week to cutting him off with linux you can even come to court pleaded not guilty to nine counts of money don't treat me and told that just over six hundred and five thousand pounds sterling today on the fourth day of his time. the sixty five year apprenticeship nice indication that he wants to be guilty to two charges prosecution counsel tom o'connor said the case for acceptable to the director of prosecutions. william tv can't eat alone two hundred thousand to fourteen pounds sterling and yen yee seventh to tenth time constraints john douglas and tullamarine county on the heels of bbq tea to run to hundreds of planes thousand three hundred and sixty pound sterling and hit the reset in two thousand and nine. censoring john sheehan and kylie can come to court and is seeking three chicks talking to her cousin's heroes. turning to state the kind you can use the money don't include two key scenes. but

our wall tommy gone or to use belfast passions of the euro has been stillman from customers tend to like a vine and branches the iconic scandal came to light in recent days the canto days in great demand in the county kilkenny and in bars candy kind of company tactics. this sophisticated robbery of customers' money started last month. criminals but skimming devices are hidden cameras on or near the atm machines and bar isn't great the matter reports of the teen's email ross common one for clean hands are also being investigated. after being copied card eat as in the numbers were electronically transferred onto nine kinds of money when the news of the weekend in san francisco and other places. some customers have more than two thousand euros taken from their accounts but security experts say the simplest and most effective way to stop this potentially high tech fraud as atm machines. it's a simple and old fashioned way the jury or honda's covers when you're putting in your pin number. is it something that you'd ever expect during the meeting the subsequent years. would you be careful in t

out as the russian hockey score prepares to take on norway in belfast playoff game we talked with a man who led the red machine to olympic silver back in the ninety's. also the south home delivered terrorist threats two hundred british people have returned from fighting in syria after being recruited and trained by hardline groups. this is all seem to national coming to you live from moscow. thanks for joining us a russian pilot who says he's suffering from severe chest pains in a u.s. prison will finally be taken to hospital for treatment according to his noire the move comes after top russian officials are waiting to demand help for the convicts moscow says washington denies constantine shango had ever asked for medical assistance in the first. the russian foreign minister is ringing alarm bells again in fact on monday he said that ever since john kerry was appointed as u.s. state secretary he has been discussing the issue with him every time he has been complaining about numerous health problems that get a shock that has been experiencing all he's got in reply from john kerry and the

the let the message rang out from manchester to motherwell from pembrokeshire to perth from belfast to ute from us to the people of scotland. let the message be this, we want you to stay. think of what we have done together, what we can do together, what we stand for together. teamed gb the winning team in the history of the world. let us stick together for a winning future too. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, thank you. time for some questions from those in the audience. let's hear from the lady in blue. >> people have been told to leave their homes in the night and many people are still cut off because of the floods. why is the government still not getting a grip on what is happening in some sense? >> we are doing everything that we can. i chaired a programming yesterday evening on this issue. progress has been made and we finance extra money to go into flood defenses. we will start dredging as soon as we can. we have the army helping out the environmental agency including in somerset and other parts of the country. i spoke personally to the gold commander running the

one thousand nine hundred because west berlin west berlin before the wall went down because and and belfast when it was still in there is early eighty's and seventy's because those people came to a show and acted like they didn't know if they were going to live tomorrow so they just went completely crazy so those two and it is a new about well that's great keiko c.a.t. via twitter is there a possibility of another bat out of hell album no we always knew there would only be three bet at the hell's but jim steinman and i are working again on this record he's we've got i got four songs now and annie's and he wrote me two days ago and we're going to the other one so it's the we could have five and then the others are writers that i've realised on brantley shah mcconnell and barry dean and james the guy named james michael liesl spit on twitter wants to know what's the one thing you wouldn't do for love. i don't know if my if my wife whatever my wife listen trust me anybody who's in a relationship will write to the camera and say this anybody is in a relationship just remember this if you're a m

this took place at the ulster museum in belfast. 5000 people build it with 500,000 sugar cubes.ising funds on kickstart to bring it to new york, specifically harlem's sugar district. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the market. i will get you caught up on where the markets are trading right now. record id in the 47th closed. pretty incredible. she said she will consider changing the face of the team room the economy you a -- you are the picks of the taper if the economy deteriorates. joining me now to explain what this means for the markets is the managing director at the volatility group. he joins me now from the cboe. percent and weix have now erased our losses from the year. you think volatility has come down consistently while the market has rallied? >> like you said, the market is moving to new highs and breaking through the 1815 area is pretty significant or may psychological and technical standpoint. the fix is coming in based on the fact that we have seen them recovering from the lows we've seen in january. you still see some uncertaint

out as the russian hokies corporate has to take on norway in belfast playoff game talk to the mind of a lead the red machine to olympic silver back in the ninety's. and. also the sour home to name a terrorist threats.

the russian hockey squad prepares to take on the way in belfast playoff game which talks of the mind who led the red machine to olympic silver back.

this took place at the ulster museum in belfast. 5000 people build it with 500,000 sugar cubes.g funds on kickstart to bring it to new york, specifically harlem's sugar district. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the market. i will get you caught up on where the markets are trading right now. stocks are rising. the s&p is trading around it all-time record high. will it close above that level? in the past four days we have seen it trading higher, but pulling back before the end of the day. and comments from janet yellen earlier this morning saying the fed could taper its strategy if the economy weakens. that, perhaps, is losing sentiment on wall street. to highlight a couple of stocks for you, the first is jcpenney. see -- shares are surging the most since 1980. they have seen an increase in annual revenue and margin expansion. ceo predicts the turnaround will be complete this year. shares are up about 25% right now. we are also watching sears, also getting a nice pop today. the company run by hedge fund manager eddie lampert said fourth-quarter

at this museum in belfast they are exhibiting [ inaudible ] loyalists from scotland and northern irelandainst the calamity of the breakup of the union, yet a century later, at least a third of scotts [ inaudible ]. >> people moving forward. we then saw a movement sometimes within a very few years across the atlantic. so i think there is almost a [ inaudible ] extreme high there is a discussion of independence. >> reporter: over times it seems more and more scotts have lost the sense of what makes this place tick. a feeling of the power of the union. >> by securing a referendum for scotland, alexander has done more politically, peacefully, lawfully, in a very short period of time than the ira tried to achieve in over 30 years of bombing, shooting, and terrorism. >> reporter: if scotland splits off from the union, would it alter the defining identity of these people? >>> one of spains most controversial court cases is preparing to hear from the daughter of the king. she will be appealing at a trial investigating the aledged embezzlement of funds by her husband. >> reporter: an intensified

if i might just quote the chief executive and belfast who said we are quietly optimistic about economy improving the sugar it will take months if not years to filter to young people. that's what we want is happening. >> my honorable friend will be aware next week is the beginning of national apprenticeship week. >> here, here. >> what steps is he taking to promote this to encourage employment of young people? >> as i've said to the house, this is a default matter but it is a high-tech an excellent job coming forward which will have apprenticeships which we appla applaud. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. the secretary of state will be a friend -- will be aware, he visited the secret garden project employing young people with learning disabilities. they face redundancy. will the secretary of state reconsider her decision not to compensate the charity for the 400,000-pound investment they made on approving and ask royal palaces to consider retaining involvement? >> well, we all outlawed any work with people with learning disabilities. of course, we do. however, that does not mean this

let the message ring out from manchester to motherwell, from pembrokeshire to perth, from belfast tobute, from us to the people of scotland -- let the message be this -- we want you to stay. think of what we've done together, what we can do together, what we stand for together. team g.b., the winning team in world history. let us stick together for a winning future, too. thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you. i will take some questions and thets from members in audience. let's see from the lady in blue. topeople have been told leave their homes in the middle of the night because of the floods. why does the government still not have a grip? >> we are doing everything we can. i chaired the issue yesterday evening. into theut extra money defenses. we will start dredging as soon as we can. we got the army helping out, the environment agency, in other parts of the country. i spoke personally to the commander running the operation. all of the things that we can do to help people, whether helping people get out of their homes, help protecting essential infrastructure, whethe