in the city of cork. and both of us were she ♪ ♪ and we sang bye bye mama ♪ goodbye brother john ♪ farethee well ye shandon bells ring on, ring on ♪ ♪ up and to the limestone wall and down the ladder steps ♪ ♪ she threw herself into the stream with a spash of no regrets ♪ ♪ side stroke swimming midstream, throwing kisses to the crowd ♪ ♪ and everything was silent and the sky had not one cloud ♪ ♪ before bye bye mama ♪ goodbye brother john ♪ farethee well ye shandon bells ring on, ring on ♪ ♪ we were swimming out to the sunset ♪ ♪ we were swimming out to sea ♪ swimming down past the opera house the mad lady and me ♪ ♪ bye bye mama ♪ goodbye brother john ♪ farethee well ye shandon bells ring on, ring on ♪ ♪ bye bye mama ♪ goodbye brother john ♪ farethee well ye shandon bells ring on, ring on ♪ ♪ singing bye bye mama ♪ goodbye brother john ♪ farethee well ye shandon bells ring on, ring on ♪ [applause] >> daryl: this next song is one that we love to sing nearly at every single show because it reminds us of ho

cork floors, some people really like them. if i can get away from the granola aspect of what people think about green, it isn't -- well, it can be, but it is also -- the aesthetics of it is certainly changing. not everybody wants corp. floors. you're getting a lot more choices. >> let me ask a question about a different topic, repairs and maintenance verses improvement. at what level should people do repairs to their building in order to preserve their property value? people say, i do not want to continue to invest. if you build through that work, is that some write-off on the bottom line? >> generally it does. you have to do that work. maintenance is personal. it also feeds into a bigger issue. it should be a green consideration. how long does something last? if you are going to put a new deck in, are you going to use inexpensive wood because it is cheap? if you have to replace it in five years, it is not cheap because it will cost you double, and it is not good for the environment and the rest of it. you want to look at long

from belfast to cork to the countryside in between, ireland offers a host of activities along the way. more information is available online to help you. go where ireland takes you. moya brennan: history has affected irish music, i think from the word "go." so we must begin our journey with some reflections of irish life and culture. bob geldof: it's very important to understand how isolated ireland was in its culture kampf. it was "planet ireland," it was very removed from the giant economic cultural neighbor beside us, britain, and certainly from the european mainland, which was just exotica. it just wasn't part of it, and ireland in the 50s was mired in the terrible poverty of opportunity as well as economy. we were taught to be very quiet about this. the church-state compact that was embedded in the irish constitution is a key thing in the story of contemporary music, i think. so i bang on about that because it needs to be stated that this was a huge factor, this was a huge thing. moya: oh, that's fantastic. so the prie actually would go around and he would visit houses to make sur

if we don't invest in levies and improve meant on the water supply can in fact be the cork in the bottle when the global warming raises the sea level. i listened to a professor the other day that's chair to one of the groups that talked about what levy groups ought to be. the levies on the west side are not worth saving because their big islands and i raised my hand and i said so the delta will become salt water and what are you going to say to the species and the people that live there because that's salt water. we can't all go into silos. those are levies for water quality. we have to integrate and adopt. lesters program. everybody talks about robust and adaptive. i will tell you the programs we invest in, we'll get fired if we under invest the point of the matter is we have to invest in something. we filled our first waste water plant. you build one that sat there waiting for the population you would get fired and that thes terminology we have to use. we invest the things to day that become the solution for tomorrow and the state has the resources now and probably in about a year or a

that's where i found out that the trade with the merry times and county cork was a lumber trade.hey brought lumber over and humans were brought back. profound history that, you know, my ancestors were a part of. not just mine bithousands and millions of people have this story deep in their background. i also found out the location of where my great, great grandfather was buried in saint johns which is ruinned by acid rain because they built a refinary over it. this is an irish american grave yard a memorial to the experience of coming over her in famine times partridge islands is where they had to go through. i stood about where the plot was which was a mass grave. there was no marker at all. they were buried together with the other poor in a little area. to be standing there in the space where your great, great grandfather was and other members of your family and have no marker they are the grass. they are the grass underneath your feet or their bodies are. that is a humbling experience. we are part of a remnant if we think we are not we are diluting ourselves that genealogy sea

the scenes and the decisive period in the winning goal was scored by young where it would give the cork up to the first attempt was more. and with the boys doing should send it into the top corner of the net to do my job. i was promised canfield wasn't securing the reference and when i think it was it was quite clear part of it nobody could play the spark but the referee right away show that it's it's not icing then the goalie style the park and there will start. he says this moment when we go to so i kind of rolled in st louis missouri you mean there was and there was still going to be in the distance you see we need to see these three do three theaters in sunday because people are going to see. now it hasn't happened since the last century but history how did last lost a cricket world cup game the reading champions going down in their final group fixture against the on predictable pakistan trilling captain ricky ponting had said in the build up inside want to challenge is certainly going to do more good getting the runaround with the ball knocking off three wickets for just thirty run

in atlanta, al cork ran matched his career high with 31 points including a jam that gave the hawks theclosing minutes. atlanta held on to beat visiting chicago 83-80. >>> finally, the clock is ticking on nfl contract talks. owners and players' representatives will meet again this morning with a federal mediator in washington. the current agreement expired at midnight tonight. so if the parties cannot agree on a new contract, the deadline is not pushed back, then the 2011 season could be threatened by a lockout. >> we'll get through this, and our commitment is to get an agreement, a fair agreement, that's good for both sides, as soon as possible, without any disruption to the season. >> the nfl generates more than $9 billion in annual revenue. the last time the league had a work stoppage was back in 1987. when the union went on strike, teams brought in replacement players. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and, back on the job. apple unveiled its new ipad and a lot more. you know rheumatoid arthritis means pain. but you may not know it can also mean destruc

soviet establishment or among the people but then of course it was because of some decisions taken by cork that the process accelerated and what's more important gained its own momentum and became not dependent on gorbachev alone or his associates so the feeling was that yes change is necessary the feeling was yes jane just possible but there were doubts. there also said that interpreters occupy a somewhat now rick position that the apparatus not only working for government officials but more for one's own personal really pretty thing is the core principle of interpreters relationship with charge trust. oh it certainly is trust the thing is that you have to be trusted not just by your side but also by the other side i think that is something that younger interpreters need to understand you are not neutral but you certainly are part of the process of reaching mutual understanding so whatever you can do in a way from both sides you should do but of course being also at the same time the official the foreign ministry official you have to bear that in mind as well well you seem to occupy manne

for the fourth and decisive stage in quebec so it tends fight to the finish between kill lining and cork so isn't dissipated on the nineteenth of march because they are cheap and that's always nice but this one isn't but i'll be back in a couple of hours see that. a team has been to the protean republic. center of russian defense production. now while she heads to central russia. the crops of become an industry. the harsh winter make schools even more enjoyable. and where everyone can train to be a scum. of the younger smugglers. russia close up on oxy. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. shining corporations are the day. in india she's available in the grand central shirts in limbo and the taj mahal. college president combines the shoulder pain which results in a beatriz a. taj mahal hotel charges some rent her town hotel. the lead.

this match was originally set to take place in a new city of mecca the officials in the stadiums in cork condition games and into the chechen republic the winner of this one has gone also in the last eight. moving to england and united striker wayne rooney is available for this tuesday night's clash at chelsea after escaping punishment for elbowing another player in the head he clashed with weaken midfielder james mccarthy in united's pournelle away win on saturday referee mark clattenburg didn't send rooney off and still believes he made the right decision which in turn prevents the f.a. from taking further action no retrospective of the striker who line up at stamford bridge this tuesday evening well leaders united could increase their lead. seven points over also with a victory but they haven't won it chelsea for most annoying is and that means do you have the best defensive record in the premier league however their coach paul i'm sure also believes his team's chances of retaining the title slim best fifteen points off the pace in first place and the top four finish has become less f

to be a few years you'll between currently yours are to belie anyone feel and can win this child cork's all the flying feeling picked up where he'll lift off from the previous man the many older ones and be lining easily storm to his second successive weeks with extending his lead at the top of the rankings i prepped for me and i managed to do almost five clean runs i have will problems in the final after the steep part but i like really i got my bus back i got a slow start again against an awful start all night i like a little bit beat up. but i can't breathe i get on the ice and just like a little. understands and there are still are going to settle for it before and decisive stage in quebec so it sounds fight to the finish this one to one. isn't dissipated on the nineteenth of march think of oak are cheap. stuff and outside size and getting a bit warmer here in moscow let's find out what weather is doing when you are. hungry for the full scale we've got it firsthand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on the. good samaritan. excellent professional

people have got it cancer and thousands more have got of other illnesses this year and it could dorian cork a group that chevron must pay nine and a half billion dollars in damages though it's certainly a large amount of money you're being this is actually something that could certainly be absorbed by chevron just is b.p. is going to. get twenty billion or more. practically destroying the gulf of mexico but absorbing is what one new york judge chose not to do by stepping up for chevron and blocking the ecuadorian courts ruling from being enforced in the u.s. or worldwide the judge cited harm to chevron's business. so why would a new york judge meddle in a legal battle chevron initially insisted take place in ecuador i say it's a u.s. company they have huge interests here they're capable of very severe pressure as well against those that wish in any way to harm their interests and of course they have friends in a lot of high places while ecuador is tribal members certainly don't says great pilaster investigative journalist and filmmaker greg says chevron has been calling all the shots in the

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. >> see, i can't even get that cork out there.is is -- >> jimmy: you know i'm from ecuador originally. [ laughter ] >> you don't say. >> jimmy: yes. >> a splash of absinthe, all right. >> jimmy: okay. oh, absinthes, that's right, i forgot it is legal again. >> it is legal. there's a little hallucinatory excitement there. >> jimmy: fun. >> ah, gin. >> jimmy: that'll be fun for the ride home. don't drink and drive you guys. >> this is gin that's from wisconsin. i chose this specifically to annoy the republican governor of wisconsin. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] why would that make him mad? >> i don't know. i figure, anything -- he's the guy who like, busted the unions in wisconsin and everything. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> he's like, we're broke. therefore i have to strip your union rights which has nothing to do with the budget. >> jimmy: so you're like, we're going to drink your gin. >> so i'm going to drink wisconsin gin because i assume that anybody as liberal as me touching something from wisconsin, makes them break out

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. >> the water just bobbed them around like corks. >> absolutely. they were just bobbing in the water. >> len ramirez, thank you. >>> a town hall meeting has just begun in crescent city, whose harbor was virtually destroyed by the pacific tsunami. city leaders are discussing response efforts to determine if anything more could have been done. at least 50 boats were damaged, including 15 that sank. there is also major damage to the inner harbor. [ music ] >>> breaking news now in marin county where police have responded to a report of an armed bank robbery. joe vasquez is there with the latest on what's going on. joe, what do you have? >> reporter: allen, a pretty tense scene behind me. you can see the bank of america. that is at sanford. and there you see the officers. in fact, officers have sounded this bank of america. the situation started at around 4:30 this afternoon. the bay city news quoting zanata a community service officer with the police said that there were employees inside the bank, but they have been evacuated. and right now we underst

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like you said, so keep the cork? the champagne yet, you're absolutely right. number one, i think that there be stiff fines for companies that do not fly with the intent of the law. do not open up the books to demonstrate that their supply chains are indeed free of conflict. and if they're not, they're acknowledging we got it from there and yes we know where it came from and consumers you can make your choices. but if you try to hide it, circumstance uvent it, then ser fines. secondly, i think is the question of when this all should come into effect. and i think one of the big things that you're seeing lobbyists push for now is a significant delay in implementation. we haven't yet seen the state department make its own recommendations in this regard, but i talked to a senior member of the administration last night who said that they were going to not advocate for a delay. i hope that his opinion is actually the -- ends up being the u.s. government's opinion. but right now the s.e. krmplgc. hearing from industry sources that they can't comply with all this. alth

like you said, so keep the cork? the champagne yet, you're absolutely right. number one, i think that there be stiff fines for companies that do not fly with the intent of the law. do not open up the books to demonstrate that their supply chains are indeed free of conflict. and if they're not, they're acknowledging we got it from there and yes we know where it came from and consumers you can make your choices. but if you try to hide it, circumstance uvent it, then ser fines. secondly, i think is the question of when this all should come into effect. and i think one of the big things that you're seeing lobbyists push for now is a significant delay in implementation. we haven't yet seen the state department make its own recommendations in this regard, but i talked to a senior member of the administration last night who said that they were going to not advocate for a delay. i hope that his opinion is actually the -- ends up being the u.s. government's opinion. but right now the s.e. krmplgc. hearing from industry sources that they can't comply with all this. alth

and we're lucky, i think we got the cork out and ms. i think libya is, is another story. so i think the military honestly it has tried to do its best. i think they're out of their depths now. they are really, they're listening to everybody, anybody is telling them what to do. i'm also worried about this, this new law, but i think because they are listening to people saying listen, we are not getting the work done, everybody's demonstrating outside their factory trying to get their bosses and they want triple salary and so on. i think that's where it's coming from. i wasn't there when that came out, so maybe i'll give them the benefit of the doubt since he is going the other way. >> the bottom-up approach is an example of usage of social media and couple things about how to close the gap between black intellectuals in egypt and maybe like the less advantaged people. but about the purchase of development are a couple of examples, basically social enterprises -- sorry. that's too close. those are social enterprises that are basically at the startup phases. so just an idea, f

we'll talk to barbara cork ran, she'll show us which are the key phrases that buyers are looking for.corks that buyers are looking for. >> and i dare you to keep a straight face watching this. [ laughing smchlt [. >> come on, how cute is that? he's awake, by the way. that's baby mica. he is the newest internet sensation. 5 million hits to watch him laughing as his father rips up a rejection notice. we can't wait to sit down and talk to them. >> that baby is so famous. i saw hill stopping and giving automatgraphs earlier. a lot to get to, but first a check of the weather. bill karins has the latest. >> good morning, everyone. a lot of college students get a bad wrap, because few wake up early on a saturday morning because they would like to say hi to who? >> donald, my grandfather. >> what's special going on? >> miss birthday is monday and he wanted knee come on the "today" show and say hi to him. >> what town? >> benson, vermont. >> very nice of you. let's talk about the forecast because it's a very active one. heavy rain in the ohio valley, flooding threat through the weekend, severe sto

out and you get a mess, and we're lucky, i think we got the cork out, and it was a mess. [laughter] i think libya is another story. i think the military, honestly, it's doing -- has tried to do its best. now out of their depths, they are listening to everybody, and everybody is telling them what to do. i'm also a little worried about this new law, but i think because they are listening to people saying, listen, we're not getting the work done. everybody's demonstrating outside their factory trying to get at their bosses, and you know, they want triple salary and so on. that's, i think that's where it's coming from. i wasn't there when that came out, so maybe i'll give them the benefit of the doubt since he's going the other way. [laughter] >> three things, the bottom-up approaches and the examples, usage of facebook media, and a couple things on how to close the gap between the like intellectuals in egypt and maybe like the less advantaged people. a couple examples is social enterprises, we are -- sorry, okay, that's too close. sorry. those are social enterprises that are

so keep the cork in the champagne, we're not done yet, you're absolutely right. number one, i think there need to be stiff fins for companies that -- fines for companies that don't comply with the intent of the law that don't open up the books to demonstrate their supply chains are indeed free of conflict and if they're not, they're at least acknowledging, yes, we got it from there, and now, consumer can make the choices. if you try to hide it, circumvent it, then let's see serious fines. secondly, i think then is the question of when this all should come into effect. i think one of the big things you're seeing lobbyists push for now is a significant delay in implementation. we have yet -- we haven't yet seen the state department make its own recommendations in this regard, i talk to the senior -- talked to a senior member of the administration who said they were not going to advocate for a delay. i hope his opinion is the u.s. government's opinion. right now, they're hearing from a lot of industry sources that they can't comply with all this, although other comp

allies and partners to upgrade their warships and to conduct missile defense operations, and we with cork with them to deploy sensors around the world to provide the data necessary for our interaccepters to take out missiles. i want to conclude with a note of reassurance. i know that the debate at home over missile defense is contentious. my former colleagues on both sides of the aisle feel passionately about the issue, and i do too, but the lesson to take away is one that should reassure our allies and send a message of resolve to those who threaten us. missile defense is a national and bipartisan priority and nothing is going to change that. our country and our allies and partners depend on missile defense agency, and that's why we're so appreciative of your hard work. i want to thank you very much for your time today. i want to thank you for your hard work and patriotism. i will be happy to take a few easy questions. [laughter] [applause] >> we'll screen the easy questions out for you, ma'am. given the remarks on russia, what actions are taken to calm the fear? >> i'm very optimistic t

like you said, so keep the cork? the champagne yet, you're absolutely right. number one, i think that there be stiff fines for companies that do not fly with the intent of the law. do not open up the books to demonstrate that their supply chains are indeed free of conflict. and if they're not, they're acknowledging we got it from there and yes we know where it came from and consumers you can make your choices. but if you try to hide it, circumstance uvent it, then ser fines. secondly, i think is the question of when this all should come into effect. and i think one of the big things that you're seeing lobbyists push for now is a significant delay in implementation. we haven't yet seen the state department make i own recommendations in this regard, but i talked to a senior member of the administration last night who said that they were going to not advocate for a delay. i hope that his opinion is actually the -- ends up being the u.s. government's opinion. but right now e s.e. krmplgc. i hearing from industry sources that they can't comply with all this. althou