billionaire businessman denis o'brien takes over the beacon private hospital in dublin the eye you will. welcome to six wa president like the dickens and dislikes that the vehicles have tried to blunt and frightens first ever state visit to the united kingdom. this departure president aiken said it was very important for both countries to engage in a shared past. in a moment with the knife at windsor castle where final preparations are underway for the official start of the visit. hunt has the price to buy reports this evening your motives of declining years of publication shared history between two countries to take full military honors were rendered them present victims of the left are some who drop to the uk. the first ever state visit when the irish president piece by definition is history in the making. the president and his wife sabina within a score sixty piece into a road rolling poll tunnel. speaking before he departed the president spoke of the significance of the location. we as a very interesting data point in history where we have a totally new and that just isn't what i di

yesterday i sat down exclusively with denis o'brien.nder of the largest cell service provider to the developing world as well as mobile phones in places like haiti, south america, papua new guinea. he has partnered with movie star sean penn, who founded his own relief organization in haiti. two had to saye about recovering a very special island. >> in the immediate emergency, it was our first mission before we got into sustainable programs and so on. it became clear that the force of sustainment, which was also ofng the lion's share international wor -- share of international work, was this company digicell. us as an clear to emergency preparedness organization that the problem would be in jobs. out of his support of organizations like ours and independent work that his foundation does and the job creation that digit cell -- digicell does, we continue to find common ground and look for the focus on the answers to where we go now in terms of harvesting the care that still exists. >> here we are several years out. you've built hospitals,

denied, strongly, officially, raising questions about time being wasted. needless anguish. and let's bring in mary schiavo, and cnn aviation analyst, and pilot miles o'brien and richard quest. let's talk about this. i mean, if this is true that the malaysian military was aware the plane disappeared from radar and flew back over the malaysian peninsula, and did nothing, i mean they're denying it flatly? >> yes, i mean, if you look at the statements they put out at the time, owner on sunday there were already reports the plane had turned back. the malaysian official says he doesn't deny it. the prime minister of malaysia is already examining military radar. so i'm not saying there is not something wrong. the biggest mistake that was made on the night was that when the malaysian air force noticed the plane going back across the peninsula, they did nothing. but anything thereafter, they seemed to have been -- got it pretty much as it should have been. >> miles, according to reuters, air traffic controllers and the officials seem to think the plane had mechanical trouble and turned back towards malaysia and then crashed, despite other communications from the a