ferguson?ig: first of all, you're gay, but you said you were not gay in order to get her to be your special sexy friend. geoff: can you blame me? craig: not in the slightest. [laughter] did you just do this to me? [laughter] i see. i can tell the producer is somewhat per teshed because the show is running over and yet i continue to talk. it is almost as if i'm expressing my disdain for his authoritative ways. ha ha ha. geoff: i do love when you exert your powers, mr. ferguson. craig: good night, everyone. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt. we perfected the pastrami sandwich -- filled with hot, juicy pastrami, pickles, yellow mustard and bubbly melted cheese. all piled-high on our signature freshly baked bread. made hot, toasty and just for you. and don't be afraid to put your spin on this deli style deliciousity -- add your favorite ingredients, like spicy jalapeÑos or crisp green peppers. get to your local subway and taste some perfect pastrami today

jesse tyler ferguson was in chicago to show his support of same sex marriage in the state.erguson and his "modern family" character are both openly gay. >> it's something that i've grown a thick skin for. you know i certainly respect everyone's right to their own opinion but i think at the end of day we have to agree that treating any american as a second class citizen is just not okay and you know putting the rights and civil rights and the hands of the majority for those in the minority is just not okay. >> the proposal will go before the state senate this week. if it passes illinois will be the tenth state to recognize same sex marriage. the first same sex couples got married here in maryland after midnight on january 1st. >>> one man says what's good for the goose is good for the gander. >> after a newspaper prints the names of gun owners in one state is reader has turned the tables now that paper is hiring protection. >> and a plane is diverted after one of its passengers on board gets sick and now investigators want to know how she died before that flight was able to

they kept katherine ferguson academy's doors open.hey won and them winning that fight last year means that this is possible this year. yesterday, 24 young women suited up in white robes, they put on their mortar boards, got their diplomas handed to them by miss andrews. all of today's graduates have applied for college. congratulations katherine ferguson academy class of 2012. you would not be here had you not fought for it and by fighting for it, you won. best new thing in the world today. definitely not the best hockey game in the world but for pure, pure thor tearian hubris, it is definitely the best new thing in the world today. kevin, the asian small clod otter. the endangered species of the boy named sue. one of these otters is not like the other otters is the best new thing in the world. happy 100th birthday fenway park. the mother of all poop fairies. best new thing in the world today. go, boise, go. this close encounter between a texter and the nature, geez, best new thing in the world. especially the hair. you totally got my

thanks for having me on thank you laurie ferguson coming up the phone lines are now open for your take my take a lot of segments so if you want to chance to ask a question live on the big picture give us a call or two and she would not go for twenty one thirty four and talk to you right after the break. i mean. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture.

rachel ferguson here with the latest on that rachel. >> it was indeed cooler today. a cold front moving through the southeast helped those temperatures to come down. quite significantly. however, there is going to be another couple of hot days on the way. take a look at what happens as we head into the weekend. sydney moves from 26 degrees on thursday, back up to 35 on saturday. this certainly is going to be a continued thread of more bru brushfires. another threat to talk about for australia, though. this one is a tropical cyclone, heading toward the northwestern coast of australia. it has strengthened in the last 24 hours. winds sustained at 120 kilometers per hour. it looks like it will continue strengthening as it heads toward northwestern coast. already, gale warnings in place, which means we'll feel the gale force winds within 24 to 48 hours here. more on that story. let's head now to eastern asia, where japan is likely to get very significant additional snowfall to the northwestern coast. anywhere up from 50 to 70 additional centimeters will up the risk of lan

one from gregory ferguson's facebook, you see a bus, other vehicles going through this stuff.like fun, but i think if you're there, it's probably just such a -- these people on the balcony it looks like it's snowing. that's definitely not snow. here's one with people out there in the foam body surfing which is cool, until this happens. >> looks like foam bars. they used to throw at you? >> right on cue. this party is called foam party. looks like they go a party, fill up with foam. >> what a mess. >> this guy has a firsthand survivor perspective what it was like going through this stuff. it was like giving his maxima a bubble bath. waves of foam going over his car. some people are out there experiencing this stuff, but some people also have to work. these are two lifeguards getting on to their vehicle and listen to what they have to say to people in the area. >> here they are again. lifeguards, having to take their flags down for the day. fighting the foam and wind. >>> that guy coming out of the manhole is a teacher and a skateboarder. >> and she going to give us a tour of de

. >>> rachel ferguson here with the weather. >> hi there. taking a look eastern asia. fairly quiet. cold and dry. sunny across much of china and the korean peninsula. japan, more sea-effect snow. maybe another 40 centimeters. down toward the south of the philippines, getting hit hard. another round of heavy rain into wednesday that could cause flooding issues. temperature wise, zero for the high in beijing. minus 5 in seoul. staying on the warmer side in tokyo, and down in bangkok, beach weather. 33 degrees, hot and sunny. on into the americas and the pacific northwest and canada dealing with a stronger round of storms coming in. this one is going to be spreading snow inland, but heavy rain at the coast could cause minor flooding. experiencing gusts in bursts and could reach up to 100 kilometers per hour. enough to down electricity poles and power outages locally. down toward the gulf of mexico, a low has been developing here and it will spread widespread heavy rain across the south. 50 millimeters is going to be the normal. up to 150 in some places and that does spell flash floodin

the no diet life author, robert ferguson. you will learn more and register right now. go to my website. this is for all of our viewers. that is the website. we'll leave you now with more of robert moses can. i am dr. brenda wade,

he's making the case that plessy versus ferguson, which defined the acceptability of separate but equal. they're making a case of the naacp that this cannot remain the law of the land. and it's pretty clear that the case that is scoring to become a very, very important one for the court is actually the year that rehnquist is barry's brown v. board of education. and so, which churns out a fact to be the case that strikes the doctrine down. very, very important in a unanimous decision of the supreme court. so rehnquist, part of the rule of the clearcase to offer her his advice and opinions to his boss about these cases. so rehnquist writes a memo about brown versus board of education and he basically says that plessy should stand. rehnquist offers this memo, gives it to jackson. jackson doesn't -- i'm sure jackson read the memo, but he puts it away and of course jackson is one of the nine justices unanimously vote to strike down plessy versus ferguson and this important case, which finally decided in 1954. who's actually reheard comer vera could again be hereafter. >> host: the significan

. >>> for the latest in weather we have rachel ferguson. rachel. >> looking barely settled across the continent in eastern asia. dry skies for klein and mongolia. a few showers here just in inland china. not anything particularly heavy. could see some widespread fog here as well. as for japan things are starting to clear up now after low pressure system moved across today. much of the couldn't nent is very dry. we see very heavy rain and causing quite a problem. widespread flooding. you can see it's going to be an on going stream of moisture coming in. so further flooding and mudslides are going to be a concern. manila, 30. 34 with popup thunderstorms in bangkok. 23 degrees in hong kong and taipei. seoul and beijing seeing 3 degrees. tokyo 8, and minus 15 inially you in ulaanbaatar. >>> extremely frigid in the americas. summerlike temperatures creeping up the west coast, and then dangerous windchill for much of the northeast and central canada. let's take a look at temperatures. not much in the way of precipitation coming around. we're look

. >>> rachel ferguson will get you caught up on your weather. she has the latest on the heat wave in australia and the rest. >>> there is going to be a little bit of good news for tasmania. the cold front moves across. that's going to help to ease off some of that heat. down to about 16 degrees on wednesday. it doesn't last in thursday and back up to the upper 20s and then off into the mid 20s beyond that. but that's really not the extent of the heat we've been seeing. there has been some awful fires down here. it has been certainly for the brunt so far. but take a look at what is happening in sydney. catastrophic fire danger is forecast by the australian bureau of meteorology. that means when that dry brush, if that dry brush catches fire out in rural areas, it could really cause damage to property and also extensive loss of life. so it's going to be an on going story. tuesday is looking hot. we'll keep you update the with the story. into eastern asia, it is going to be very cold here. another cold shock coming from the korean pieninsula and ja

rachael ferguson is here with that. >>> hi. there there is going to be widespread snow across the country. the intercontinent could see 10 to 20 sent meters. in tokyo, we're likely to see flurries of the white stuff tuesday morning when it should turn over to rain, sleet, and then clear up into tuesday night and wednesday. winds are gusting up to 90 kilometers an hour. it's a fairly significant storm. up toward northern parts of china and mongolia, high and dry here. no problems. and to the south, rain rather than snow. warming trend through parts of southern china at the moment. hong kong and taipei up to 41 degrees forecast for your tuesday. into the americas we go. quite dry across much of the continent. we are finding some extreme cold descending across the upper midwest and into much of central and eastern canada. take a look at what we have here. lake-effect snow that could get up to 20 centimeters, parts of northern michigan. you could see 30 centimeters, windchill will be the big concern. high temperatures in places lik

rachael ferguson is here with that and the rest of the weather. ra rachael? >> you're absolutely right, we could see the first snowfall in tokyo on saturday. good news for those of you living near the sea of japan. behind me looking very dry. that very heavy snow will be settling down. good news for those of you living there. behind me, looking very dry, in fact. but there's plenty of frigid air in place. that is bringing temperatures down. in seoul, your forecast high on saturday is going to be minus two with a low of about minus 11 into beijing. one degree for the high. north korea is also suffering under this frigid cold. it's not all bad news, though. we have some advantages. we go to the city of harvin to show you some of those advantages. what a beautiful sight here. this is the ice festival, takes place in january every year, lasts the whole of the month. since 1963, tourists have been coming here to look at 2,000 ice sculptures, and the highlight is a crystal palace, the world's tallest ice sculpture. people in charge of the event making provisions fo

rachael ferguson is here with that and the rest of the weather. rachael? >> you're absolutely right, we could see the first snowfall in tokyo on saturday. good news for those of you living near the sea of japan. behind me looking very dry. but there's plenty of frigid air in place. that is bringing temperatures down. in sewing, your forecast high on saturday is going to be minus two with a low of about minus 11 into beijing. one degree for the high. north korea is also suffering under this frigid cold. it's not all bad news, though. we have some advantages. we go to the city of harvin to show you some of those advantages. what a beautiful sight here. this is the ice festival, takes place in january every year, lasts a whole lot. since 1963, tourists have been coming here to look at 2,000 ice sculptures, and the highlight is a crystal palace, the world's tallest ice sculpture. people in charge of the event making provisions for children and adults to enjoy theme park style rides, including ice biking and bumper cars. and japan also has its own ice festival

." >>> for the latest in weather we have rachel ferguson. >> hi there. looking fairly settled across the continent in eastern asia. dry skies for both china and mongolia. you'll see a few showers here just in inland china. it won't be anything particularly heavy. you could see widespread fog here as well. as for japan, things are starting to clear up now after low pressure system moved across today. still see a few snow showers left in tohoku but it will be clear on wednesday with temperatures a little warmer, too. down towards the south we go and heavy rain is impacting parts of the philippines. also bringing some strong winds. there will be a risk of mudslides and also flooding as we head into the middle of the week. here are your temperatures. manila, 30 degrees for you. 20 in taipei. a pair of threes in seoul and beijing. minus 15 in you lan baer to.sub temperatures here, too. i want to draw your attention to this cloud just running towards the northeast. now, this is the jet stream. to the north of it it is bitterly cold. temperatures dropping well

larry ferguson is here, the director of the hud 202 programs that gets the senior housing funds and an important thing to know about the hud 202 programs not only do they provide capital, but a rental subsidy. so seniors on social security, or even less income don't have to worry about whether they can make a $1,000 rent payment. they pay 30% of whatever they can pay and the federal government helps us make up the difference, so we can keep people housed. there are folks out there who understand why this is not such a great investment. so i want to take one second to tell you about this. we know there that we can save money to medicare and medicaid by housing seniors in this setting. so it's an unbelievable investment and one that i hope we'll keep on doing. [ applause ] i don't have time to thank you everybody at hud, but without your commitment to make these things real we couldn't get them done. we thanked the mayor, but the mayor's staff at the mayor's office of housing, one of the humblest public servants you will ever meet -- olson has been doing this i think since 1906. [ laught

. >> bobby vee: yeah, this is ferguson road. it's a carole king song.was producing it at that time. but it might be a bad mix, but it's not a bad song, and it can be properly mixed. and that's what we're here for. ♪ my ba-ay-ay-ay [record skipping] ♪ ♪ just one more time ♪ you don't hear hiccups very much anymore. >> jeff: 130 some-odd tracks. everybody seems to be blown away that there could be this much material that was never released. it made sense to us to tell the rest of the story. >> tommy velline, son: we have talked about him being lumped into that early '60s pop genre of teen idol - the bobby rydell the fabian, the frankie avalon. most people that are music historians and follow that time period know that he was way more of the singer than most of those people were. and this back catalog of music shows that. the fact that he's got six albums worth of material laying around that nobody's ever heard shows that they were really trying to get his voice on as many things as they could. >> ♪ we all have our angels, and yet i suppose ♪ ♪ we all have

james ferguson, final thought before we let you go here? what themes do you like for 2013? anything to do with the chinese new year? >> i really like the fact that the year has started very much with the sort of on things that we were looking for further out of the year. we're seeing weakness in the angelo sackson bond market. the government bond market. i believe it's because qe3 in america is the requirement and we've been doing it too aggressive in the uk. so that means that we've got an enthusiastic start to the year for risk assets. as expected, i think china will not only have the seasonal uptick in the second quarter, but the new leadership will be looking to do what they can to start the economy. china's problems really start 2014 on wards because they can't make this transition from the infrastructure model to the consumption model without a significant drop in growth. so maybe all the change will happen this year in the middle of the year. >> you should. >> go home after this month. james ferguson, sounding partner at national shares partner. >>> the second hour o

. >> hi my name is joseph ferguson and i have known gary since 1970. i no longer live in san francisco, but i have a daughter who is going to turn 29 this saturday who lives here and she went to school here and now she is starting her career. the thing about gary as scott mentioned, gary and scott started the holy bagel when i was roommates with them in the late 1970s when i lived in san francisco. i watched him create a business that was really part of the community. he was very in tune with his neighbors, neighboring businesses and the rest of the community. when i think about the objections, i know people are concerned about business, other people that have shops that sell coffee in the morning down there. it seems to me, my experience with neighborhoods, if i say i go over there and get a coffee, oh, yeah, there are tons of places to get coffee. if my friend's truck has a long line, i will discover one of these other businesses. i have discovered restaurants that way. when i go into a neighborhood for something else, and i'm standing around and i t

rachel ferguson is here with more. >> yes, we are going to be seeing another return to winter up across northern japan. this is the low we're going to be watching for development. not doing too much now but it's going to pain power across the sea of japan and move into hokkaido delivering another round of heavy snow and bringing strong winds which means that snow's going to be buffeted around. low visibility then and there could be some trouble with traffic and driving certainly. now, the southern half of the country is going to remain dry but will be impacted by the cold breeze. i say breeze. really icy air i should say that comes down with that new system. so you will notice a drop in temperatures across much of the country. the continent is looking dry, just a few showers popping up here, down across southern portions of china. to the north some of that will be snow. it's nothing particularly inconvenient. you'll see widespread fog though. further toward the south we were talking about widespread flooding in portions of the southern philippines. while the rain that caused that persis

ferguson. craig: good night, everyone. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> the secret a bay area man was trying to protect with an alligator named mr. teeth. good evening. i'm mr. ken bastida. >> and i'm ms. elizabeth cook. we've all heard of guard dogs. but a guard alligator? that's what sheriff's deputies tell linda yee they found at a home in castro valley. and the five-foot gator was guarding a drug stash. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies found him in a plexiglass tank. >> a five-foot alligator that was used as a deterrent to guard it. >> reporter: cops were just doing a routine search at the home of the gator's owner, who ask on -- who is on probation. >> it started to move and it became a little more aggressive and that caused great concern for them. >> reporter: when they moved mr. teeth into an animal welfare truck, it was snapping. and the neighbors on this quiet street were talking. >> when i saw the alligator... >> what did you think? >> just weird. >> r

rachel ferguson is here with more details on that. rachel? >> it is about to get pretty wintry once again across northern japan. here in tokyo, western portions could see a light dusting of snowfall tonight, but it isn't going to be lasting into thursday morning. but that's not the storm we're talking about. this is the storm right here, coming across the sea of japan is developing. it's picking up a lot of power and then dropping some significant snowfall across hokkaido and northern honshu. it will be accompanied by strong gusts, buffeting snow around and reducing visibility. travel could be a little bit on the difficult side. now, the southern half, certainly the pacific edge of japan, will be missing out on precipitation, but not missing out on the cooler temperatures. we will be feeling a blast of icy air coming in toward the weekend. the continent looking mostly dry. a few showers south of china and some widespread fog here. nothing too severe. the philippines dealing with heavy rain, resulting in widespread flooding. that heavy rain is

rachel ferguson has been watching the latest developments. rachel what can you tell us? >> a fairly weak tropical storm moving through the philippines dumped a lot of heavy rain there and now moving west at 15 kilometers an hour. sitting in the southern portion of the south china sea over these warmer waters it has the potential to develop further now. at the moment the winds are sustained at 70 kilometers an hour with gusts over 100 kilometers an hour. still a significant storm and we'll be keeping a very close eye on its progress. let's go now to somewhere that's certainly not in fear of warm waters. frigid across northeastern japan. northeastern asia i should say japan included in that as well as the korean peninsula and northern china in the grips of icy weather. as for the snow, well the sea of japan side of the country has been getting some fairly heavy snow as is usual this time the year in the last 36 hours or so another 30 centimeters of snow has fallen. that will wrap up on saturday. there's potential to see snow on the pacific edge of the country which is unus

craig ferguson was there. they had cool guests. and they had a lot of that southern food. but what i loved most is i had them kaepernick and hey, i have to tell you, they were good. aisha tyler is a bay area native so she loves colin kaepernick. four out of five of the ladies of "the talk" are super bowl fans. cheryl underwood is a ravens fan. even though she loves the ravens, she is a huge fan of colin kaepernick. >> i love everything about him. his whole body. he is gorgeous! if he needs somebody to help him drown his sorrows after he lose the game -- [ laughter ] >> yeah, she thinks colin kaepernick is pretty hot. all right. coming up, we have heard from the harbaugh brothers already. new we hear from their parents. and it's pretty funny so you want to check that out, frank. >> have you seen 9ers fans starting to show up? >> yes. we have seen more and more. yesterday we were out at jackson square. we saw a lot of red and gold. so that's a good sign. >> sure is. they are acomin'. big game on sunday. okay, thank you, michelle. >>> 4:56. the other hot item for the 9ers, pr

there is a growing call for more to be done to regulate these sometimes dangerous paths are to sarah ferguson went to meet one family that's paying the price for britain's relaxed attitude to dark. it was a nightmarish attack that lasted just a few minutes which these parents wake up every day earlier this year and two year old son with recently set upon by a neighbor's dog distraught. soldiers and there's been six months now and still is on going surgery. it's not going on with staying at his grand house when he managed to slip out latest what happened next very nearly cost the child's life we were looking for him. the dogs got him so then we ran round the corner the dog chewing into pieces. of chicken a dog. the release of. it all to seconds earlier it would have happened if. they say it was a pair. of the guard. also. an intruder karen stanley maintains the attack happened in the alleyway next to their house and not on their neighbor's property the law in the u.k. only covers attacks on public land they say take place on private property are often impossible to prosecute even they occur th

and some economists actually question the very concept of having a debt ceiling neil ferguson of harvard university told business r.c. it's an artificially created problem in the first place. you can always rely on american politicians to make the problem seem much bigger than it is i mean the problems that the united states would be grappling with over the next two months include a completely artificial problem which is the debt ceiling i mean there's absolutely no reason why there should be a specified ceiling to the federal deadline congress imposes that on itself and then having imposed it has to vote to lift it which it inevitably must so this is a pretty awesome official crisis a purely political crisis. and let's quickly run through the markets to see where they finish the week on wall street we saw a lot of selling intel's results really disappointed investors and s. and p. five hundred ending the previous session at its highest level since late two thousand and seven definitely led to some profit taking there over in europe equities and of friday's session mix the foot's again a

one is a guy named ferguson, roger ferguson, tia, you know, a former fed governor, and corporate america long time, a ceo, and the other guy is the guy you always hear, but i think it's serious this time, larry summers. lori: really? >> how is it leaked out? i want to give people context of the sources. wall street firms have all lobbyists that deal directly with the white house; right? that's now i knew about jack lew at the top of the list. same with these guys. they are lobbyists, talking directly to the white house. this is the short list that's being, you know, compiled right nor, and it looks like it's summers for the fed chairman or this guy, ferguson, and, by the way, it's early. names could change. this is what i have now, but my name list, my lists have been good. melissa: excellent. what else is excellent is the news on her ball life. >> there's a meeting, and herbal life, and calls is a pyramid scheme saying it's a company that should go to zero. upon city, whatever it is, it's bad. thinks it should be zero. the company is fighting back. they hired david boyce, a high profile

a looming possibility of britain leaving the blog on last reforms are carried out already sarah ferguson says by delaying the speech cameron has put himself into an increasingly tight spot. this long awaited fourth speech is now being put back the prime minister saying this is cheetah the own growing crisis at the algerian gas plant now obviously we see the situation there developing and the prime minister saying that it's a very dangerous very fluid situation but i think the prime minister really in this circumstance assert himself for a full reflectance of wide open to the criticism here we saw this speech arranged for right back last year around gene time it's been put back four times already. various different reasons at one point the prime minister having joked comparing the species to tantric sex saying if you know the best so when it actually comes you know that's not looking particularly funny anymore and people wondering when if indeed it will ever come well everyone was looking for from the speech was clarity leadership over this issue we've been speaking to a lot of the britis

war force will mean that its growth will slow after the year two thousand and twenty and in meal ferguson of harvard university tells business r.t. he agrees with this assessment and he also expects a global economic paradigm shift. the fiscal situation is far superior to any west european country there is falling inflation the move to a flexible exchange where it's been successful and then of course we're in the midst of one of the world's great energy boom then indeed commodity boom and russia of course is perfectly positioned to benefit the russian prosperity in light of the struggling europe while i do think the situation in europe and particularly in the european monetary union there is pretty grim because the outlook in terms of growth can't be good with these enormous public debt son with the chronic imbalances between the german core and the south european periphery i'd go so far as to say that parts of europe are in a kind of stationary state where do you think the situation is greenmarket in the europe all in the united states i think it is worse in europe but you can always rel

concerns there could be a repeat of the armed conflict between the two nations thirty years ago sarah ferguson story. here with our says question in an interview whether britain would fight to keep the folks in the islands and prime minister david cameron saying of course we would say he made his position there extremely clear if an attempt was made by argentina to retake the folk and violence that military treats would be the fly by person so absolutely very clear on that very strong westerly coming from the prime minister is that if she comes on the back of argentina as president we making at least accusations that the falkland islands stolen from argentina by britain i think she called it nineteenth century colonialism and i think some concern for people here today that you know this is something that is very much focused on in the course of the interview this is some of the strongest statements of course perhaps a disheartening a little bit some of the other very important issues that are happening on a national level at the moment here in the country we've got the cuts to trial. coming in

police were forced to use water cannons and plastic bullets to disperse the angry mob artie's sarah ferguson following the protests at the same. classes breaking out once again on the streets of belfast you can see the police say just trying to push back the crowds a great. number of police rather sadly fights like this becoming all too common now this isn't going to have been helped by the fact that many feel inflammatory political language has helped to whip up the tensions here on the straight. recreational rioting that's what some people are calling it. you can see the fates. just say the bronx the police responding with the worst a concert in the sun protests have been about the flag but the scale and intensity of the. this is a much much more than just look he students the director of the east belfast mission creep is working with young protesters to try to calm the tensions some kids are doing it for fun or doing it for more sinister motives in terms of control terms of par in terms of ego some are doing it because it's sexier than the playstation you know young girls are doing it bec

sarah ferguson the province for us looks into what else is feeling the unrest as well recreational rioting that's what some people are calling it. has it been taking place all across the past in the past weeks many years and pockets violence breaking out. the crisis is on the other side many of them young faces covered as police come under attack with rocks and petrol bombs mark easton's the director of the east belfast mission creep is working with young protesters to try to calm the tensions some kids are doing it for fun or doing it for more sinister motives in terms of control terms of par in terms of ego some are doing it because it's sexier than a playstation you know young girls are doing a girl's name with young children we've seen on the streets i don't think a fully realised what their actions can result. in some way. and yet there's nothing for me. on the surface and this is being about the decision at the beginning of december to limit the number of days the union flag flies at city hall but in what's been the most sustained outbreak of violence since the one nine hundred ninet

became known as bloody sunday which stirred up nationalist tension for years to come as artist sarah ferguson reports deep divisions still remain. so far i am still there walking the pavements when i can to drink in the smell sound and smiles of the street and sharing joy and pride and progress and pain this is the story of life living and working in a loyalist community that was such a narrative of violence and dysfunctional relationship every level of that community politically in the community leaders as well as in their homes and their families. by a former youth worker harriet long's writing struck a chord with many trying to make sense of the recent rising on the surface and the latest trouble was with the decision to limit the number of days the union flag would fly from belfast city hall in northern ireland and the flag has an important political and cultural meaning a reminder of the loyalists the province is part of the but also that it must remain say the catholics though a reminder of a less equal past youth worker mark davies tells me that despite this new young generation having