we will go to belfast for the latest. then we will go to el salvador where more than 300,000 gathered for the beatification of the late archbishop oscar romero when was gunned down in 1980 while saying mass. >> we authorize oscar romero, bishop and martyr, pastor. according to the heart of christ evangelize her and father to the poor, heroic witness of the reign of god reign of justice for eternity and peace. here on shall be called beatified. amy: but first we go to cleveland, ohio where dozens of people have been arrested protesting officer michael brelo for the fatal shootings of two unarmed african-americans in their car. police fired a total of 137 rounds at the car. brelo mounted the car's hood and fired at least 15 shots at point-blank range through the windshield. >> [indiscernible] they are killing kids. they're killing women. they're doing whatever they wanted to and nobody is not even doing nothing about it. amy: we will go to cleveland for the latest. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, de

, and he made a couple jokes about belfast and the people of belfast were so angry he had to like issue, it's -- i absolutely, and this is not because of that, i absolutely adore our crew and i love being in dublin. it's just is -- it's a personal preference to be a little bit removed so i can get some work done. >> seth: yeah. >> it's too much fun. >> seth: yeah, yeah, i imagine. you're from minnesota. >> yes. >> seth: you go back to minnesota a fair amount, yes? >> i try to, yeah. >> seth: yeah, that's good. and is that a place -- you actually moved back there during your career, yes? >> at intervals, yeah. i've been back home. i actually, you know i mean, i still all friends, a lot of my old friends and all my family are there. so, i spend as much time back there as possible. but lately, i've just been working. i've been in europe for pretty much the last two years. >> seth: you worked with robert duvall. >> yes. >> seth: so, he directed a film you were in. what was it like with robert duvall? 'cause i imagine that's something pretty special. >> he's a no-nonsense kind of guy. >> set

. >> a cake, court ruling and major victory for activists in belfast. that's next. >>> the last of three wanted bikers involved in the deadly brawl that left nine dead is back in custody in texas. the three bikers were among 170 gang members arrested sunday. a magistrate set a $1 million bond for each suspect. but that was after authorities released the three men on a much lower bond. >> meanwhile, at the request of a local sheriff, the cossack motorcycle club called off its annual rally set for this weekend in texas. according to the "fort worth star telegram" newspaper. >> nine suspects are under arrest in connection with london's so-called hatten garden heist. they range in age from 43 to 76. the arrests came after raids in north london and kent where police say they recovered many of the stolen items. >> the theft of gems and cash from a safe deposit company happened last month in the heart of lon donedon's jewelry distri. thieves drilled through a 2 meter thick wall to get access to a basement vault. >> in a gesture of reconciliation between britai

full reconciliation and the ugly wall that separates the two communities and the capital city of belfast is still there and will be for some time. and so this includes democratic and nonviolent means which really is all that we can hope or ask for it. so you can be sure. people still have to work at it. there are many decisions are political leaders have to make. but i think it's a great and healthy thing that they are solving them in elections. not by just bombs and bullets. so i thank you. >> first of all thank you for your work with major league baseball as well. but in the last several years especially since your report came out there has been a giant change, as a baseball fan i have noticed this from a decade ago to today especially the players association, the owners and the current players than elves, i thank you for that. i also want to know your thoughts on how would you compare this. that includes the international organizations like the international olympic committee, where are they better, where are they not so well. >> thank you. thank you for your nice comments. and i'm no

the deputy leader of the party has just arrived here in belfast. the party is quietly confident of taking 729 seats -- 7 to 9 seats tonight. the dup will find themselves possibly in a position where there will be intense negotiations to see what kind of an agreement can be reached there. it terms of what they're looking for throughout this election they did publish a wish list. they were going into a coalition government. here is what they wanted. they wanted an immediate referendum in europe, they wanted a minimum 2% gdp spending on defense, and they want the abolition of the bedroom tax. they want other things like a commission on the union, and it want to see real financial agreements put in place for northern ireland. our wish list is going to become the focus. tom: none of those things unfazed value would necessarily be a problem for the tory party. they have always given the impression to me that they would not be interested in formal coalitions. do you think they might go with the coalition? what is the most realistic arrangement that might

belfast to carry around 2:00 in the morning. in wales, about a half an hour later at 2:30. the pace picks up to medically after that with a rush of english seats. in shuffle them we should learn nick klegg's fate around 3:00 a.m. we expecting ed miliband's results at 3:50. david cameron will hear his results round 4:30. will they be -- and there will be many more important seats to declare, including results in -- where a leader is hoping to become an mp..p. for the first time. we should do that at 6:00 a.m. if exit poll is right, there is an astonishing night in store for scotland. judy? judy: especial battleground for scotland tonight because we've seen how the polls going over the last few months, and the figures assumption tonight. it is how scotland ultimately votes which could determine this big battle we have seen unfold over the coming hours. as predicted, the snp makes sweeping gains, it will be one of the stories of the night. our snp battleground will help you understand. here are all the 59 seats. these, labour-held seats, the majorities are so large we have had

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