gerri: i'm gerri willis, right now on the wills report. how do you get a job at google or facebook or twitter? >>> you're shopping all wrong. why some of us missing out on great deals by not using this simple trick. >>> and meet the brainy bunch, the family with seven kids in college by age 12. they tell us how they did it. you can to. we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: outrage escalating as more whistle-blowers in the veterans affairs scandal. reports of secret waiting lists, treatment delays and as many as 40 deaths spurring calls to action and calls for the president to take a stand. so where is president obama? well, today, he sent his presstek zare jay carney to speak on his before. >> you keep saying and denis mcdonough is saying he is mad as hell. where he is? >> ed, i'm sure you will hear something at some point on this issue soon. gerri: while the president stalls, our nation's heroes hang in the balance. we have the executive director for the american legion who joins me now on what needs to be done. thanks

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," gm recall scandal grows. millions more cars and some of gm's newest models. >>> consumers win a major privacy battle. sprint hit with the largest ever do not call fine. >>> "willis report cash challenge, a familiar face takes up the challenge. we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: our top story tonight, the housing recovery that wasn't. buyers and sellers are both struggling tonight. so is real estate a real investment? we're looking at state of your housing market with rick sharga, senior vice president, auction.com, steve moore, heritage foundation and vera gibbons who blogs for zillow. i want to start with you, vera. we have 10 million americans underwater. , they owe more than their house is worth. this is six years after the housing bust. how is this impacting the housing market? >> number is coming down so that's a good thing. zillow expects number of unwater homeowners to drop to 1% in first quarter of 2015. that is problema

gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," they know more about you than your friend and family. they're the big data brokers. now the feds want to give you more control over all that info. >>> also, it's running season but before you lace on those running shoes we've got important information you need to hear. >>> just about everybody these days is eating healthier. why is organic king, whole food's stock rotting away? our supermarket guru weighs n we're watching out for you on "the willis report." >>> well last week, we covered the frenzy over penny stocks. you know those microcap invests trade in the pink shoots or over-the-counter. they are up over 40% as hungry investors scour markets for top performers. we were pretty critical of these invests. tonight one ceo is here to tell bus his company, a penny stock trading at just 5 cents a share. joining me now -- 5 cents. -- 57. tell us what your company does and why it's a good investment in your measure for small investors watching this show?

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report" , another va hospital under fire. this time for allegations of drug dealing, theft and patient abuse. >>> also, seconds from disaster -- >> 901 stop your climb and stop your turn, united 601. >> fourth near collision in the air reported just this week. if you're hitting the road this memorial day weekend, we have must--n your way. we're watching for you on "the willis report." gerri: our top story tonight "the wolf of wall street" all over again. >> hello, john. how are you doing today? you mailed in my company a postcard a few weeks back requesting information on penny stocks that had huge upside potential with very little downside risk. does that ring a bell? >> yeah i may have -- >> the reason for the call today, john, something just came across my desk, john. it is perhaps the best thing i've seen in the last six months. if you have 60 seconds i like to share the idea with you. gerri: did you see that movie? well the real jordan belfort wound up in

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," are online tests the latest key to landing a job? also would you wait in line an hour for this? this is great. i'm telling you wish you were here. creator of the infamous cronut is here with the latest invention. if you write an online review, you better watch out. you could get sued. we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: professional athletes and product endorsements are bigger than ever but what happens, what happens when great expectations are dashed? look at the young man known as "johnny football." last night, heisman trophy winner, johnny manziel waited for hours to be picked. will that hurt his chances to make big endorsement money? what does it mean for the game? joining me now, j.t. "the brick" from fox sports radio who says the big stars are worth the big bucks. with us tonight in studio is sports attorney steve olenick who says brands should beware. j.t., start with you first. were you surprised that john any football ca

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gerri: hello, everybody i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," what's happening to america's malls? more evidence today that this american institution may be going the way of the dodo. >>> also, what is grandma doing with that pill bottle? the new class of citizens abusing prescription drugs, seniors. >>> and the gray divorce say. baby boomers breaking up at an alarming rates. we're watching out for you on "the willis report." >>> recall of ground beef shipped from a detroit company has been expanded nationwide. 11 people are sick. federal officials tell us they're still trying to figure out where the nearly 2 million pounds of e.coli contaminated beef is being sold. they don't know. we're learning some of it may have been sold in supermarkets, not just restaurants. for more on this, tony corbo from food and water watch. thanks for coming on the show. how could they not know where the stuff is? they know the producer. >> well they will have to check the retail records to see where, where this particular company s

gerri willis is next. gerri: i'm gerri willis, right now on "the willis report." , start talking to victims tied to its recall. how much will gm pay to make these cases go away? >>> also, amazon and twitter team up on shopping. we'll investigate benefits, if there are any for consumers. >>> we're covering your assets with one of most popular retirement investments out there, target date funds. are they worth your money? we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: starting the show with two companies putting consumers at risk, target and gm. another top executive is out. the man in charge of the vision into the recalled switches is retiring. one lawyers, one of them just met with well-known victims compensation attorney ken feinberg. feinberg was hired by gm to oversee its victims fund. bob hillard joins me. great to have you back on the show. start with feinberg. apparently had a four-hour meeting with the man who was hired to explore a victims fund. what did he tell you. >> good afternoon, g

gerri: all right. another very big issue that the government can't fix and making worse is student loan debt. senate democrats are pushing tax hikes as part of a new way to help students. for more on this, we have advisors network. charlie kirk, turning point usa founder and cal cheney from the princeton review, who is out with the 2014 edition of, paying for college without going broke. welcome to you all. great to have you here. i want to start with what is breaking news today on this that i don't think anybody is repoing. we have new rates on student loans of the stafford loan is going to 4.66% from 3.86%. graduate staffer loans going to 6.21%. and plus loans to 7.21%. to you, mark, is this surprising? >> no, it's not surprising at all. when congress switched to the 10-year treasury as benchmark rate for student loans, it was an interest rate increase masquerading as decrease. i suspect a year from now we'll talk about how the new rates are higher than the rates previous fixed rates before this 2013

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," the gm oral scandal, was there a cover-up? the engineer at the center of the fiasco speaks to congressional investigation tort the. the latest case of waste, fraud and abuse in medicare. is your doctorrying off taxpayers. >>> slight delay or canceled? no problem. warren buffett says there is new way to make money from lousy airline service. we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: secret waiting lists allegations of corruption and widespread core are are up shun at va. we've been reporting it all week. there are 20 million vents in this country. how can they get the help they need while the va itself is in crisis. we have an air force veteran, former advisor to the department of veterans affairs now with concerned veterans for america. darren, welcome back to the show. great to have you here. >> thanks. gerri: i can assume there are literally thousands of vets tonight who need care and can't get it. what should they do? >> first of al

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," four years since the "flash crash" rocked the markets. why has nothing been done to stop it from happen happening again? >>> also, can you live without credit cards? our cash challenge participants are back. >> went to costco today with 160 toll lars and my coupon book and we'll do our monthly costco shopping. >> americans have a costly new piggybank but may leave many without retirement savings. we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: investors took a stomach churning ride when markets had the "flash crash." it was down a thousand points in course of a few minutes of the warning, it could happen again at anytime. that is because the america sure taken four years ago did little or nothing to address the real cause of the problem. for more we have the president of seca wealth management and we have the founder of trade dynamix. jeff, i will start with you. what if anything should be done to prevent this from happening again? >> fact t

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," president obama calls for more spending and higher taxes to fix our aging infrastructure. >> do a better job rebuilding our road, rebuilding our bridges. gerri: but what is happening to the tens of billions of dollars already being spent? >>> our special report a user's guide to real estate. people are making big money again flipping hopes. >>> where there's a will, there is a way. how to score the perfect retirement touchdown with nfl wide receiver andrew hawkins. we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: our top story tonight, liberals turning on obamacare as corporate america continues cutting jobs to deal with the law's unintended consequences the urban institute, a left-leaning think tank, says obama should scrap a key component of the law all together, employer mandate. backers of obamacare take the think tank seriously but will they take this controversial suggestion to heart now? we have washington correspondent peter barnes wi

gerri: hello, everybody i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," are consumers better off putting everything in the cloud? we have risks and the benefits. >>> also it is a "willis report" cash challenge update. our families discover how much they can save going credit card-free. >> we love self-checkout. it is easiest place to pay cash. gerri: our users guide to the spring real estate market. are young americans right? is owning a home a bad investment? we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: for generations americans have taken pride in homeownership but millenials are strangely missing from the real estate market this spring. why? a new study from the new york federal reserve shows student debt levels have doubled over the past 10 years, erasing ownership dreams for many. something policymakers in washington seem to want to ignore. it is no wonder because in our nation's capitol the good times keep on rolling. usually when we're talking about houses in washington, we're talking about this one. o

gerri: okay. so i understand from our producer on this segment that some of these employees were actually dealing it right outside of the frond doors of the miami va. is that true? >> actually, it was the patients that are dealing it outside in front. it will be a lot of the patients from different areas of the medical center. they will go out to the front door. they will smoke. that is when a lot of the, the transactions are occurring out there. when you've got a large group of people, very difficult and very challenging for anybody to really get out there and put a stop to it and make some arrests. gerri: you mentions illegal drugs like cocaine and marijuana. what about legal drugs, the drugs that are used inside veterans hospital but sewed and dealt to patients? >> well, and that is just another, the, cocaine and marijuana is just a little part. when you really look at the grand scheme of things. it is almost as if the va is, and i know this isn't done on purpose but the va is supplying the pat

gerri: john, great information. thank you. >> you bet gerri.erri: we have a news alert for you now. a top official at the veterans affairs department is stepping down. comes amid a firestorm over long appointment waits falsified records and even deaths at va hospitals since we told you over the last few days. undersecretary robert petzel announcing his resignation after being grilled by a senate committee yesterday. whistle-blowers, including a former va physician allege wait times up to 21 months for appointments were covered up and put on a secret waiting list. they claim at least 40 veterans have died while waiting for care. petzel announced in september he planned to retire this year. we will keep on top of that story for you believe you me. >>> coming up later in the show, an unwelcome surprise for consumers regarding obamacare. >>> are you getting swamped with requests from friends coworkers, family members, they have things they want to you do for them? you have no time for yourself? next we answer, the question, how do you fix that prob

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," true cost of an airline ticket? we're about to find out. there's a new push to stop airlines hiding fees. >>> classic case of washington dysfunction. the fiasco around the new homeland security headquarters. >> >> a new report on how the soaring cost of college is forcing some high schoolkids to make some major changes. we're watching out for you on "the willis report." gerri: well if you saw the recent jobs report you would think the unemployment picture was rosy. the rate dropped to 6.3% but that doesn't really describe what's going on in the employment market. listen to this new survey. a new poll now showing that of those who are unemployed, 47% have completely, completely given up looking for work. joining me now to talk about this study, bob funk, ceo of express employment professionals which released the report. bob is also former chairman of the federal reserve bank in kansas city. he knows a thing or two about the economy. and tony bashara, p

that will be on monday, anchoring "opening bell" -- gerri: i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," summer is almost here and going to be one of the most busiest ever on roads. we have latest on gas prices and it is good news. >>> also a surprise for consumers on obamacare. a new pricing rule that could cost all of us dearly. >> love it or list it. essential tips when you want to sell or renovate. we're watching out for you on "the willis report". gerri: bombshell from the national highway traffic safety administration. gm failed to report a ignition die tech in millions of cars. the smoking gun is unreported memo from a parts supplier that laid out the problem. regulators slap gm with a maximum fine of $35 million. is it enough? joining me two people that should know. we have former nits at that attorney and we have a lawyer for family of people who died in crashes of gm cars covered by this recall. alan, start with you. you were in enforcement in nhtsa. are you surprised by their action? did it go far enough? >> this is about as far as nhtsa can g

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," you're spending a fortune on highly paid financial advisors but are they worth the money? find out why some are holding you back from retiring comfortably. >>> general motors claiming its recalled cars are safe to drive. >> if you use only a single key on the key ring. gerri: is this true or a bunch of baloney? we'll get answers. what about stock lockups can cost you big. we're watching out for you on "the willis report." >>> our top story tonight, the department of energy is doling out tens of millions of dollars for a windmill project off the coast of new jersey. it's a project that was rejected by the state not once, but twice. the main backer of the windmills? a chinese company. for more on this the "washington examiner"'s tim carney. tim, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. gerri: good to have you here. why is the d.o.e. wanting to give out money for a project that new jersey doesn't even want? >> well, the department of energy is very

gerri: pete, thank you. >> thank you, gerri. gerri: well, here in new york city, it was an emotional day at ground zero where president obama recounted the love, the compassion and sacrifices made back on 9/11. now long-awaited museum they're building down there has been 13 years in the making t was dedicated today in front of survivors, first-responders and victim families. fox business's very own adam shapiro joins me live from lower manhattan. tell us what the scene is like. >> well right now it is people going home from work. most of the dedication ceremony was finished very quickly actually around 11:00 a.m. this morning. the museum i should point out will be open to the family members of the souls who died here, the almost 3,000 who died here as well as at the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania. but museum represents much more than a memorial and an honoring of the people who died here. it is also a celebration of the people who risked their lives to save so many others and those who survive, people like florence jo

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gerri: just the opposite. >> no. gerri: why is that bad? why is spending that much of our gdp on health care, why is it a bad thing. >> it is a bad thing we don't get high quality care for it. the evidence is we don't. it is bad thing driven by big government programs ballooning deficit and debt of the we need to get the federal part uncontrol an focused on better incentives to get decent medical practice. people care about the quality of in the end. they don't care about the ticket price. gerri: douglas holtz-eakin. thanks for being here. >> thank you. gerri: we'll have more later in the show. one doctor, will share his personal story how he recovered from cancer and how he is healthier than ever. >>> in less an a month the graduating class of 2014 will face a pile of debt and a very tough job market as we just talked about. next, we answer the question, how do you do that? how college grads can actually find a job in this economy. stay with us. announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone wi

gerry adams spent last night and today in custody here. >> in recent years gerry adams, currently a member of the irish parliament, has come to be seen as an elder statesman of sorts, a man who helped bring an end to the horrible troubles in northern ireland. he's also a man with very deep ties to the ira. sinn fein was once considered the political wing of the i.r.a. adams is being held in connection to the i.r.a. murder of a woman named jean mcconville, a widow and mother of ten, over four decades ago. >> mrs. mcconville was taken from her home in belfast by an armed i.r.a. gang in 1972. they suspected her of passing information to the british army. 30 years later her body was found buried under this beach in the irish republic. the murder has long proved problematic for the leadership of sinn fein. gerry adams, seen here in the beret and spectacles, of an i.r.a. funeral in 1970, has always denied any involvement in the killing or indeed ever being a member of the i.r.a. >> yesterday before gerry adams turned himself in he once again reiterated his innocence. >> i will tell them that i'm

forty eight artists gerry adams remains in police custody. the psni sixore tes wnhing presents t pol heat over its attention keeps rising. we continue to work through and that if enough people president. our polls and political reasons government opposes the painting creates the getting pissed off ryanair to determine factors i went on the computer stuff away and bringing all the hype that sometimes my response to the doorstep of his company into having a really good to second welcome to six one. police in all of them looking for more time to question the sian thing leader gerry adams the stratum the rest of wednesday in connection with the abduction and murder of jean mccall the bull by the ira in nineteen seventy two. he can be held onto it until this evening. p s allies are seeking the permission of the courts to extend the period of detention. the north's deputy first minister mark mcinnes of champagne said the move confirms that gerry adams arrest was politically motivated. gina carnivals held the store was now says that she's prepared t

antrim police station question fein president gerry adams remains in custody. he liked year shortly before eight o'clock last night by prior arrangement and was arrested an hour before i had interviewed him and don't tell. i was healed. the psni that i'm innocent children of any part in the hope of showing the killing of the barrio. well jima crumbled. i do have concerns a budgetary me. your wife volunteered to make but to my son and daughter that the duo concerns about obama likes to put the attendant looked i've tried to ward of those in the face. continued good luck membership of the ira is to continue to deny that such a position. yes but ira vomit pm so i will repeat again and this would offer you sir nineteen sixteen. i do not associate myself and they are an ongoing overwhelmed by a bar and einstein phone but i am dollars of that song rolling in and take in the donut of irish politics and i took the boys cooper should be on his toes in this building is said to me. i would not associate myself with the ira. does that mean that maybe of beginning to move t

that doesn't tell me it was gerry adams. found out later on it was gerry adams. >> your reaction was? >> i'm glad to say they're taking this case very seriously. when there's someone like gerry adams, they're showing the mcconville family. >> you were 11 in the room when your mother was dragged from it? >> i was 11 years of age when the ira gang came in and trolled our mother out of our arms. they came to the door, barged their way in. me and all my brothers and sisters were holding onto my mother crying and squealing. my mother was in an awful state. the ira took her out the night before and had her for a few hours. they beat her up. the army had found her in the streets disoriented, didn't know where she was. we knew they were going to do it again when they took her. me and all my brothers and sisters were very distressed at the fact these people had came again to do this on our mother. the cuts and bruises of our mother from the night before. >> now two reports from ukraine saying russia's military official has been throw

it is part of gerry adams's irish parliamentary constituency. the coincidence and his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> local observers believe his power base is assured. >> he has elected in 2011, 50,000 boats. he'd have to lose 7,000 for those seats to be in danger. to lose 50% of the votes is unlikely. everyone is talking about the rest and what he's been arrested about is serious. what is in the public domain, if it doesn't man fest, i don't think there'll be long-term damage for him. >> ghosts of the past are nefrt far away. they are haunting gerry adams political future. >>> south africa's elections are a few days away and final campaign rallies are under way. the ruling national african congress is expected to win. economic hardship and scandals could dent the majority in parliament. tannio paige joins us from pretoria at an opposition rally. you are with the efs. what are the chances? >> yes, i'm with the economic freedom fighters rally which is about to get under way in an our. a poll puts them at achieving a

the tapes were released and gerry adams' name came up. this is why he is now being interviewed by police and as we say now being released. but, a file will go to the prosecutor here in northern ireland and there is still the possibility that charges could ensue in they decide there is enough evidence to justify a trial. >> tim, i have to ask you very quickly before you leave: you mentioned those who are against his release. what do you make of the verbal attack today by democratic unionist party member peter robinson accusing sinn fein of bla blackmail and thuggery. >> peter robinson, the first minister here in the parliament in northern ireland is furious with sinn fein, gerry adams' party, of course, because sinn fein have been claiming that the police here have a secret agenda, that there is an old school, as it were, who want to settle old scores from the past, from the troubles, and remember three decades of violence, 3 and a half thousand people dead. and there are stim considerable resentments despite huge progress that's been made

the arrest of sinn fein leader gerry adams. in a moment we'll talk with a man many consider responsible for adams arrest but first tim friend has the latest. >> a dark side within the northern ireland police is creating instability. growing anger over the way police are dealing with the arrests of sinn fein leader gerry adams in connection with a notice onotorious murder duringe scaled troubles. >> there is clear, what summoned that force i mean very senior people this that force have decided or have described to us as the dark side. and these are people who continue to work through a negative and 18th peace process agenda and are -- and antipeace process agenda and. >> mr. adams denies any link to the killing of mother of ten jean mcconville, wrongly accused of being a police informer. >> he is under arrest and now his detention last been extended under the terrorism act. belfast international image is on the up. but old tensions are not far from the surface here. sinn fein say some police are against the peace process and the

>> in northern ireland, police are questioning gerry adams over a murder committed by the ira 30 years ago. sinn fein has denied any involvement in the disappearance and killing of jean mcconville. >> killed and buried in secret the irish mother of 10 was disappeared by the irish republican army just before christmas in 1972. the ira admitted her killing in 1999 and her body was discovered under the speech in 2003. the murder haunted gerry adams of sinn fein for decades. >> i regret that anybody was killed by our group and i was one of those who brought the conflict to an end. obviously we support those people who have been injured and there is a lot of work that has been done by all of us with the healing process. >> despite acting as the head of

. >> that was leader gerry adams after being questioned for four days of the murder of a widow with ten children. joins us now, republican congressman peter king of new york. >> so peter, we're going to talking about benghazi in a minute here. but when i started reading these stories, it fascinated me. we're on opposite sides of this issue when they came to the united states and i was actually angry that gerry adams came to the united states. and we sat there and talked. but there's peace in northern ireland now. it's extraordinary what's happened there. and i must say, when i heard this news, i was shocked that the government was going back to

police did not charge gerry adams with a crime. he was released amid protests. >> reporter: it looked like it would end in a standoff. loyalist protesters blocked what they thought was a convoy carrying gerry adams to freedom. the angry impasse wnt on for -- went on for several minutes. a short distance an away the real cavalcade went ahead unheeded, races g to a conference in belfast. >> gerry adams addressed supporters about the murder of jean mcconville in 1972. >> i'm conscious that there's something less at the heart of all of this, that is the family of jean mcconville. let me be clear, i'm innocent of involvement and conspiracy to abdoubt or kill jean mcconville. i worked hard to have this ipp justice redressed and for the return of other bodies killed. >> he went on to talk about a dark side. and he had no interest in peace. >> i'm an irish republican, i want to life in a peaceful ireland. based on equality. i have never dissociated myself from the ihr. i never will. but i am glad i and others created a peaceful and democra

now we're looking at live pictures -- we're about to look at live pictures of gerry adams. there we are. that's what we're supposed to be looking at. we should see him being released. he's probably being placed in the van as we speak. we understand these are live pictures coming out where gerry adams, irish republican leader, has been released after three days in police custody. he was questioned in connection with a killing in 1972 of jean mcconville. it was one of the most notorious murderers or killings in the irish conflict. new evidence which had been released to authorities prompted the questioning of gerry adams, and the questioning process was extended over a number of days, inciti inciting strong feelings on both sides of the divide there. now we're looking at the release of the irish republican leader. >>> the parliament has chosen a new prime minister. he was sworn in after being elected by 121 out of 180 members of the general national congress. let's get more on the story now with the analyst. good to have with us. he's the fifth prime minister since the overth

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rasting gerry adams -- arresting gerry adams may make it look like no one is above the war, but may perpetuate an endless cycle. >> gerry adams maintains his innocence, what it says about the peace process. in the end time is no healer. >>> in colorado where recreational marijuana is legal, it's gone associated with two recent deaths, and there are growing concerns about children eating it. paul beban with more. >> reporter: in colorado you can buy legal weed the old-fashioned way, by the bud. or you can buy it in candies, cookies - edibles. 10mg of thc, the chemical that gets people high is the limit per serving. one piece or one piece of candy can contain as many as 10 servings and people do not know how much to eat. >> you have to figure out your toll rarnings the first -- toll rarnings the first one or two times you try it. >> people are warned not to chow down. >> once you eat the cooky you can't uneat it. >> absolutely. once it's in your system you are along for the ride. you don't want to feel uncomfortable or too stoneded. the only thing to do is wait it out. >> overduing it can make y

sin finn leader gerry adams went to a police station to answer questions. >> sin finn leader gerry adamsas been questioned over the murder of a woman 32 years ago. she was shot dead by members of the irish republican army in 1972. her body found on a beach in 2003. the irish republican army spshted the mother-of-10 had been an informer. her family said it was not true. the murder investigation was we vived -- revived. adam said he is incident and released this statement. >> while i have concerns about the timing, i am voluntarily meeting with the police. while i have never disassociated myself from the ira, and i never will, i'm in the of any part informant abduction, killing or burial of the woman. >> adams was a leading politician. a peace deal known as the good friday agreement was signed in 1998 to end decades of violence between catholics and protest ants. investigators have made rests before in this murder case, but adams is the most significant one so far. >> we are joined from belfast. why is this happening now. there's a lot of skepticism around the timing of the arrest. >> just

>> gerry adams. >> reporter: the arrest of gerry adams seems to be based on a series of recorded interviewsn by former i.r.a. members to researchers from boston college collecting an oral history of the northern irish conflict. the northern irish police got hold of the tapes through the u.s. courts. adams has long denied the allegations and says they can't be tested now anyway, scott, because the people who made them have since died. >> pelley: adams arrested but as far as we know, not yet charged. mark phillips in our london newsroom, thank you, mark. victims of sexual assault on campus may not be getting the help that the law requires. an oil train derails and explodes in flames. and he once starred alongside a cartoon rabbit. we'll remember actor bob hoskins when the "cbs evening news" continues. continues. ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" apples fall, but the apples of your cheeks dodefy gravity. juvÉderm voluma® is the only fda-approved injectable gel to instantly add volume to your cheek area. as you age, cheeks can