i'm not a fan of gerry adams and i'm not a fan of some of his allies in the u.s. like peter king who is opposed to terrorism unless it's in ireland. at the same time you've got to give adams a certain amount of credit because when i was in northern ireland and i was in bell faift couple years ago talking to some guys who are, you know, real i.r.a. guys, continuity i.r.a. guys, and dissident republicans they call themselves, and if you mention the name of gerry adams in their presence spittle-flecked anger and they say that man is a traitor. he's a sellout. and keep in mind the troubles are for the most part over but there was a murder two weeks ago in belfast committed by dissident republicans. so it still goes on. >> has there been in northern ireland a process like the now sort of famous and much aped trug and reconciliation process in south africa? >> yeah. >> and how effective has it been? >> so many of these guys that are brutal hardened killers -- and i'm not even -- let's be clear about this. we talk a lot about the i.r.a. in the u.s. because i'm from massac

peacemaker neither nation during his debut with gerry adams the central figure in this extraordinary situation the suggestion that mr adams is keen on thursday targeted by a section of the police with the template like martin mcguinness this afternoon fuller confirmation of my belief that there's a couple so the psni people you've been just great. to me. i'd very senior officer may mean very senior officers within the psni has a dark sage sweet cherry i'm still in detention. my jamaican s was to make another serious claim he hinted shinn fein support for policing would be in doubt of this crisis deepens the sanaa real labor the result of a satisfied feeling. in which case we will continue to press on continue to support the reformers. i wasn't recently it made such a blessing. masa prosecution she's the teams of the lease arrangements so that we have enjoyed over the course of recent times. what is unusual not worth it. in a way that we believe the beach and toes and then you have to refute that's it. he showed some real enough to read the investigations. in the context of continuing

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

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

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

. >> 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

>> 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

sinn fein gerry adams is out of gaol after five days of questioning. adams was detained with connection to a mrd are of a woman in 1972. he denied the charms. >> a series of bombings in kenya left seven dead. the latest occurrence occurred in a kenyan capital when explosions ripped through two crowded buses. >> reporter: bombs on two buses in the capital nairobi exploded after 5:30pm on sunday. they were travelling close to one another, down a busy highway from the city center. dozens were rushed to kenyatta. one out of 16, and six are critically injured. all are attended to by the medical team. bombings in kenya increased. in recent months they escalated traumaticicly. >> less than 24 hours. deprep aids were -- grenades were thrown at a bus in mombassa. a bomb was discovered in an upmarket hotel in the same city. kenya's government promised to system up the crackdown. it was named operation security watch. they are able to strike targets in major cities at will >>> nigeria's president told officials that everything must be done to rescue more than 250

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

no one has claimed responsibility. >>> gerry adams has been released from custody in northern ireland after three days of questioning. he was held for the 1972 murder of jean mcconville. adams denies any involvement in the killing and has not been charged. >>> now one of the top stories. the crisis in ukraine. this is a political risk analyst specializes in central and eastern european countries. first of all, help us understand what the ukrainian military's strategy here? one day they advance and set up checkpoin checkpoints yesterday all over the east of ukraine and apparently they fell back. >> they're walking a thin line between appears to try to quell the unrest in eastern ukraine and also not pushing too hard and not to use too much force in order not to provoke russian response, because one of the restrainting they have is russia is claims a protectionist approach to the russian authority in the ukraine and warning time and again that any use of force against the pro-russian protesters as they put it would start russia's presence in the region. >> have they effectively lost con

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

and two of them who are dead claimed that gerry adams was the commander of a unit which organised thebduction of the woman. adams always denied it. the question is how long will he be questioned for, happens if they charge him with this, and what does that do for the peace process. the fact that he's been questioned at all, as one of the prime architects, is significant in its own terms. >> i wanted to bring up the state of the peace protest with you, and the impact of the arrest, whether people in ireland are seeking retribution for killing during the ira era or are happy to move on. >> it's a question that's torturing both sides at the moment and an american mediator was her before cruz. this is something that he was trying to crash out, whether the pros of reconciliation should have involved a line in the sand. and historic allegations from both sides should be let go. to some extent that seems to be happening. they probably feel aggrieved that because of gerry adams high status, it may be that he's been made an exception to that rule. it's difficult to know what the police are goi

politician gerry adams has been arrested in connection with a 1972 murder committed by the irish republican. for decades, the i.r.a. carried out bombings and murder to fight british rule. adams leads the i.r.a.'s political wing, and mark phillips in london is following this. >> reporter: this is the woman whose murder gerry adams is being questioned about, jean mcconville. the i.r.a. accused her of being a police informer, abducted her, shot her, and buried her in an unmarked grave. this woman, delours price, drove the car that night and admitted so in an interview with cbs news a year and a half ago. did you understand at that point what the likely consequences of your delivering her would be? >> i was-- i was aware that that would possibly be-- that that would be her end, yup. >> reporter: this many years later, does it bother you? >> no, no, not at all. >> reporter: price, who has since died, has accused gerry adams of ordering the killing and a bombing she carried out in london. >> who sent me to london to blow it up? >> reporter: who? >> gerry adams. >> reporter: the arrest of gerry ad

released. 40 were killed after a fire broke out in a trade union building. >>> sinn fein party leader gerry adams was released from gaol a short time ago. he was arrested on wednesday, questioning him over the 1972 murder of a belfast mother of 10. adams denies being involved in that murder. 4,000 afghan displaced by a deadly landslide are receiving aid. a mountain collapsed on friday leaving parts of a town buried. only a few hundred bodies have been recovered out of the 2,000 believed buried if their homes. >> three weeks after school girls were abducted in nigeria, the country's president set up a committee to rescue them. ordering security to do everything possible to get them back. the people are increasingly angry. >> reporter: nige earians are at a church praying for the kidnapped girls to be found. there's pressure on the president goodluck jonathan. he's setting up a committee to look at how the abductions took place, and why the rescue efforts failed. some churchgoers are planning overnight vigils until the girls are found. >> i have children. i have daughters and a son. it's painful. i

like after the encore just on how small the freedom that no official exhilaration chanting leader gerry adams was freed after four days of questioning his release was blocked by protesters outside the gates forcing him to use another exit. police arrested adams on wednesday over the abduction and murder of jean veil. the mother of ken was killed in nineteen seventy two by the irish republican army the suspected of being a british spy. in nineteen ninety nine to the iranian it's killing her. the adams has always denied any involvement in her death as well as in the ira. it is the tension sparked outrage among champagne and supporters who say the questioning was politically motivated champions martin mcguinness called adams's arrest a deliberate attempt by dark forces within the police service of northern ireland psni to undermine the peace process if there is a coke while in the psni a bit of a different agenda. a negative and destructive agenda. to both the peace process. on the shin pain. mcguinness stop short of saying champagne would withdraw support from the psni something. observers say

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gerry adams faces the possibility of charges. a police file of hours of interrogation will be sent to prosecutors. if they think a trial is justified and in the public interest, they will proceed. tim friend, al jazeera, belfast. >>> the election of libya's new prime minister has been declared invalid by the country's deputy parliamentary speaker. after being sworn in - there was confusion after the deputy speaker said the procedure was invalid. >>> al jazeera is demanding the release of its journalists detained in egypt for 128 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are accused of falsifying news and conspiring with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. it's been declared a terrorist organization. a fourth journalist, al jazeera arabic's abdullah al-shami has been detained since last august. he's been on hunger strike for 105 days. al jazeera rejects the charges. >> it's been two weeks since 16 nepali guides died after an avalanche on mt everest. many from the bread winners for their families. their relatives are r

at that time, gerry adams was the leader of the political wing but he always denied involvement in the murders. adams reinvented himself as a northern ireland peacemaker and is a popular politician in the irish parliament. her daughter welcomed his arrest. >> he thinks he is untouchable. he thinks he is a great man. we have to remember what he'd done to this country. >> many of his former irate colleagues condemn -- ira colleagues condemn the timing of the arrest as politically motivated. >> i view this arrest as a deliberate attempt to influence the outcome of the election due to take place in three weeks. >> david cameron denied the allegation. underwater, gerry adams must be charged or freed by friday night unless police seek a judicial extension to his interrogation. >> celebrity magazines and the tabloid press have gone into overdrive after the confirmation george clooney got engaged. he popped the question to the human rights lawyer. the engagement has been well-received in lebanon where citizens are more conditioned to bad news. >> for over 20 years, he has been hollywood's most

too northern ireland where police are still holding republican leader gerry adams.t's the fifth day. he's been questioned about his involvement in the murder of jean mcconville. the mother of 10 was killed by member of the irish republican army. >> reporter: the arrest of the gerry adams is reviving old arguments and images from northern ireland's troubled past. a sinn fein rally in front of a mural and west belfast. fellow party leader marty mcguinness is not ruling out withdrawing future cooperation. >> has anybody else thought that gerry's arrest is not to disrupt the election campaign. >> it's not just in the north. over the border mr adams irish constituency supporters say privately that he carries too much historical baggage, an opinion strengthened as police question the him about the murder of jean mcconville by the ira in 1972. mr adams denies involvement. >> it was here on a beach that mrs. jean mcconville's body was found in 2003. it's now part of mr adams's irish parliamentary constituency. the coincidence, and his arrest by police may prove too much for

today's knowledge party president gerry adams was asked by a complaint. he is making a rising for four days of questioning by the psni last week. it will be in terms of what i would contend for a contravention of my rants and then overthrow the government of dozens of art instead of the boat. it is provocative things. the corps said. shinn fein says its candidates offer an increasingly popular alternative to those of the main parties that have liked austerity policies for the last number of years. two mcgrady fourteen years. a group opposing the stairs team esp measures such as what a time just as officially launched its campaign that led to the anti austerity of alliances running for state candidates this is when he is anything says wins the race to the salon to obstruct what it calls the government's agenda for further cuts the line for supporting the socialist party ndp palmer think in the european elections. an intensive study involving referring to the indictment as tangible evidence of genetic makeup of the offense which might in time to help provid

sources saying that gerry adams will be released in the next hour. you will recall that he arrived here voluntarily on wednesday evening and then was taken into custody here at amtrim police station. he has been intear gated since then although he arrived here voluntarily, he is under arrest, remains under arrest until he is released, and he is being questioned about a number of things. the main one being the murder in 1972 would you the ira of jean mcconville who was wrongly, as it turned out, suspected of being a police informer. mr. adams has always denied any involvement in that crime and similarly, he has always denied he has been a member of the ira that said it carried out that killing bren a tension few days and the concern is that the arrest of the sinn feign leader, the ma the man who many considered helped deliver the peace after three decades of violence, 3 and a half thousand people dead should be taken into custody in this own way and his own party talked about political policing, a dark side to policing. in turn, the unionists, opposit

that especially if the expected confrontation between the police and antigovernment protests. >>> gerry adamss denying any involvement of the murder of a woman in bell fast in 1972. >> they've arrested adams and are questioning him. the irish republican army admits to killing jane mcconville. >>> let's go to nic robertson. he's covered northern ireland for years. he's on assignment in kuala lumpur. he joins us now. nic, exactly what role did gerry adams play in this murder, at least according to police? >> reporter: well, it's not just according to police, it's according to former ira comrades of his. he's said all along he had no floel jean mcconville's murder. he was never a senior leader as many of his former colleagues claim he was. that time they say that he was the head of the sort of internal investigation of the unit of the ira in that part of bell fast where jean mcconville lived, that he was a senior ira commander. now we know this because after -- or we know this from a number of different people who gave testimony, who gave statements recorded on audiotape to be held in a -- secur

nuts rice can be such a big deal the first time since the nineteen seventies chin thing leader gerry adams has been to jail. adams has always denied being a member of the irish republican army also denying any part in the nineteen seventy two abduction and murder of jean combo of thirty seven year old widowed mother of ten. it used to being a british army informants by the ira. on the basis of testimony that was released thanks to a court order. adams is being investigated her family. his call for it. well mr evans to my pen and i think it will become possible. and he thinks he's a great monday brought the case yours ours and have to remember what it comes to the country. mary's is a good thing. gerry adams's and arrests in being questioned it. it's probably a good thing. in many senses for the family of miss mcconnell. it's probably a very good thing for gerry adams. because this is one of the many shadows the tunnel for his rise as a politician as a statesman. his involvement christian involvement in some of the struggles and you know there's a saying that you can you can do something ba

. >> coming up gerry adams the leashed of the irish political party sinn fein who has received the support of many politicians over the years has been arrest ford one of the most controversial murders of the troubles in ireland over 40 years ago. you will not believe what led police to him. that story is next. i always say be the man with the plan but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate c

the mother has told gerry adams the leader of the irish republican greek shinn fein for decades. taryn loves the dog who was killed this is a dog like this shows them the support. so big for it people were injured. while the cats it's not just by acting as the head of the ira's political wing. adams has always denied he was amanda that didn't stop him from becoming the infamous face admit it's an irish nationalism across the uk during the ira's nineteen eighties building campaigns three decades of fun and it's green cap. the greeks like the ira who wants to be unified on and protestants he defended the country's union with britain formally ended with a peace deal in nineteen ninety eight. sinn fein is called gerry adams the rest of the tt motivated to get some clear how it will affect note the power sharing government in which the new fame in the months and that guinness is that chief minister. me first says international workers day across the world tens of thousands of demonstrators marching with varying demands depending on the local political context. in turkey police clashed

at that time gerry adams was the leader of the ira's political wing he's always denied any involvement in the murders adam slater reinvented themselves as in northern ireland peace maker and is a populist opposition politician in the irish parliament speaker department at jean's daughter. welcome to the rest. but mr abbott denied pain in the night he think he thought the fed cuts above. and he thinks he's a great man he brought the case here sooner than i have to remember what the town to the country. many of his former ira colleagues today that i need to be a rest as politically motivated. he has for us. as a deliberate attempt. it includes a flight home. both elections so that you did it recently detained david cameron denied the allegation. under british anti terror law on gerry adams most of the charge for free by friday night. dallas police seek a judicial extension to his interrogation. i like more background on the story or any of our stories do not want or website. don conference report dot com our top story there. ts offensive to retake the city of champions this friday the te

gerry adams left antrim police station in a convoy of vehicles. a detective spent four days questioning adams about the murder of jean the congo who was kidnapped and killed by ira members. adams denied any involvement. police said a file has been sent to the prosecutor that the us to decide if he should face charges. and i joined along the line by david mackay trek from belfast a big gerry adams has been released. now the prosecutor is going to weigh in what more can you tell us whoa it. yet it is often filled with charges brought against them. but the fear of the lie to that of a hero of the tension that long because it sought to that of electric charges will be brought to the weekend of the journey after a couple of them. richard tribute to the republicans the weak dollar. the first minister of northern ireland has accused sinn fein of trying to blackmail police since and says this is all politically motivated what is behind this aggressive rhetoric. and overthrew the elected on the committee is very important for the republican portion them to

police used tear gas water cannon and tear down monday to protest its tentacles an irish politician gerry adams remains in custody wednesday this threat there have been some of the most violent scenes today to ukraine what an angry mob stormed a key government building internet the number of injuries reported. well as the unrest spreads russian president vladimir putin has called on ukraine to remove the security forces from the eastern and southern regions. wednesday's protests on ninety but that could prove especially difficult the land and fees morning tea and that it would have to rework its seventeen billion dollar brain that if it loses control of the economically important east. raising the state's still high protest is the fights done to make that a gas and stone the prosecutor's office and the mets. the run police guarding the building was beaten by them all the kids that the sun to pray russian activists are tightening their grip on eastern ukraine yet hundreds demonstrated in the city. they taunted support for the people's republic of damascus has been proclaimed by separatists they

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that is what gerry adams is being questioned about. he has denied membership of the ira and denis involved in that event. >> what led police to reopen the case and arrest gerry adams? >> well, that is the interesting point. this emerged after boston college in the united states embarked on an oral history project of the troubles here in northern ireland. they interviewed many republican former paramilitaries, former unionists, loyalist paramilitaries as well on the other side of the fight, as it were. and they conducted these interviews on the basis that they would not be made public until the deaths of those concerned. what happened is people started to die with the passage of time. police realised there's a lot of evidence to be explored. they have pursued this through the u.s. courts and got the tapes released. that prompted all this, and, of course, the concern amongst many here is what else is possibly waiting to come out. >> such an interesting case. tim friend reporting from antrim. tank you for the update. >> mohamed fadel fahm

. >> in northern ireland, police are questioning gerry adams over a murder committed by the ira 30 yearso. 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 the ira's political wing, adams has always denied he was a member, but that did not stop him from becoming the face of militant irish nationalism during the ira's 1980's bombing campaign. three decades of violence between catholic groups like the ira who wanted to unify and ireland and protestant groups ended in 1998. sinn fein says this arrest

-- jean's son spent thursday telling journalists that he was pleased history had not forgotten gerry adams>> these people didn't care what they did. if they did care, they would have apologised. >> leading unionists in northern ireland and london said it was reasonable for the police to do this. and did not demonstrate bias. >> we have an independent judicial system in england and northern ireland and there has been no political interference in the issue. we have independent policing authorities, prosecuting authorities. mr adams party, sin finn said the timing was dubious. >> our argument is that it was clearly suspicious. and the police arresting him. >> it proves how close to the surface all the old animosities remain. for some years northern ireland wrested with conflicting demands. on the one hand the province has to move on. there's a demand for justice from people like the families of jean mcconville. arresting gerry adams might make it look like no one is above the law, but it may run the risk of perpetrating an endless cycle. in the end, in the time here, he has no hero. >>> about

mudslides in the coming days. >>> and in northern ireland, police have 48 more hours to question gerry adamshe leader of the political party sinn fein. being held with the possible commission of a murder. murder in this case was a belfast widow, raising questions about the stability of the province's catholic protestant government. we should know more john. >> thank you richelle. calls mers, the middle east respiratory viers. the health care worker in indiana came down with the virus, first detected in 2012. according to the cdc, it is fatal in about a third of the cases. no known treatment. doctor celine gouda joins us. what are the symptoms? >> fever, cough and shortness of breath. >> how dangerous is this? >> it sounds like this is a very scary disease, 30% of patients who contract the disease do die. but at the same time, you have to look at the bigger context. how much transmission is there, and where is the disease located? we knew we were going to see cases in the united states. it is only a matter of time it will and cdc officials have prepared since 2012 for the eventuality. at the

to the police to pursue individual cases, running the risk of a fresh rupture as illustrated by gerry adams detention. >> before mr adams' release sinn fein and unionist politicians traded insults over alleged bias policing. many at stormont believe it's urgent to concentrate on the victims. >> what is clear is we achieved a political settlement, not reconciliation, and we have not achieved truth and justice for the victims. >> previous efforts to achieve justice fail. the fallout from gerry adams arrest might give the latest news fresh impetus. >>> let's get the latest sport. >> thank you. defending n.b.a. champions miami heat are undefeated by beating brooklyn nets in their eastern knhrches. the spurs thashed the trailblazers 116-92. tony parker the stop scorer with 32 points and in my opinion assists. michael berleni added 19 more. san antonio with a 1-0 lead. game 2 is thursday in san antopio. >> we'll be fine, we have this under that game one is game one. game 2 will be different. there's a lot of experience in the team, and we understand that. you have to put it away. and there's one

>>> one of northern ireland's most prominent politicians the leader gerry adams spent the night underarrest in connection with a murder that took place more than 40 years ago. mr. adams was detained wednesday after agreeing to go to the police station for questioning. >> the murder of jean mcconville, a widow mother of 10, one of a group of being abducted and murdered by a group of ira, gerry adams denies involvement. last night he gave himself to police for questioning. >> i'm innocent totally for any part of abduction, killing or burial of jean mcconville. >> wrongly accused of passing information to the security forces, her children were left to fend for themselves when she disappeared. despite repeated searches, jean's body lay undetected on a beach more than 30 years. her remains were found in 2003. >> they recently obtained tips secretly recorded by the american university in which some former ira members spoke about their role in the troubles and named names. one man alleged to have given an interview was charged six weeks ago in connection with jean's murder. another man who h

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oust yingluck shinawatra. >>> a judge in northern island granted police more times to question gerry adams. the sin finn leader has been in custody for ordering the kidnap and murder of a mother of 10. police have until sunday to charge or release adams. >>> a dark side within the northern island police is threatening split cap stability here. according to shin finn martin mcglynnize, there's anger over the way they are dealing with gerry adams in connection with murder over the troubles. >> it is clear that there arements oft psna. some of that force - and i mean senior people and these are people that work to an agenda. . >> gurr ci adams -- gerry adams denies a link to the murder of jean mcconville. >> gerry adams arrived voluntary, he is under arrest. his detention has been extended under the terrorist act. belfast international image is on the up. old tensions are never far from the surface. sin fenn says some police are against the police process and have been told this by reformers within the force. other political parties, attacked for their views, hope the crisis will not disrupt

waterhouse explains the released without charge after four days of questioning shinn fein leader gerry adams lease the space station in belfast. his release was not going hungry or has protested outside the gates. and to use another exits. police arrested dozens on wednesday the abduction and murder of jean the corn belt. the mother of ten with built in nineteen seventy two by the irish republican army the suspect repeating any purchase party. in nineteen ninety knowing the artillery finally admits to killing her this has always denied any involvement in it that when it's in the under eight. it is very clear that by using the new ball and indonesians bars and vault or killed. i read mrs mcconnell. part of dollars. this injustice redress during the conflict a security guard for the ira social change increases so i start to miss the rest fifteen point six units of a tipped off his maths and mcguinness said it was a deliberate attempt by what he called store closest to undermine the peace process sian think it also threatened to withhold support for the police service of northern ireland's a st

sinn fein leader gerry adams is free from custody after being held for four days on a four-decade-oldr case. adams urged calm. >> there can be no going back. there's no possibility of going back. peace needs to be built with determination and a consistent focus, but let me make it clear that there's only one way for our society to go and that's forward. >> well, the adams detention last week opened up some old wounds in northern ireland where a fragile peace has existed since the u.s. brokered the good friday accords since 1998. police were questioning adams on the murder of jean mcconville, the widow and mother of ten who was kidnapped and killed, accused of being an i.r.a. informant. for years she's been on the list of those believed to have been killed but whose body who were not found. her remains were found in 2003. until recently, nobody had been charged in connection with her murder. last month, a 77-year-old former i.r.a. leader was arrested and charged with the murder. and on wednesday adams was detained. police say they have new members based on i.r.a. members from a boston

and they were determined to get gerry adams. they made this on tape to boston college. ated adams because he was forcing peace on the ira. >> exactly. >> that's what was so surprising to me. this is a guy who every day walks around with a target on his back because he dared to make peace in northern ireland. and he dared to move away from the violence of that conflict. a guy that walks around and is literally risking his life for peace in ireland is a guy now being arrested by irish authorities. i don't get it. >> it makes no sense at all. he was a person that was shot in 1984, he was almost killed. now he's being targeted by the ira by elements of the ira who are opposed to the peace process with the british. so he has put himself at risk. i think what part of this is is it's going to win big in the elections coming up in two weeks. i think there are elements in the blish security apparatus who don't want to see adams achieve these victories and they have not gotten other what happened 40, 50 years ago when there was so much on all sides. just last week the british gove

once again they are haunting gerry adams political future. >> gerry adams was arrested several times in the "70, and '80s, in connection with bombings and shootings. he denied involvement with the more involvement wing of the organization. >>> from saudi arabia to india, america's first case of middle east respiratory syndrome as had been reported. the man is getting better. he worked as a health care worker in saudi arabia and became sick after returning to the u.s. more than 100 people died from the violence. it sickened a number of people on the health care industry. while there is no cure it did not spread from person to person. >> authorities believe carbon dioxide may be to blame for the death of five. it happened in the city of ellens port. 170 miles north of philadelphia. two adults and three children were found by the cabin owner. the children were aims three, four and nine. a propane header was used in the cabin. president obama heads to arkansas on wednesday for a tour of last week's tornados damage. powerful twisters ripped through, hundreds of homes were destroyed and th

we have seen in recent days as they carried on. >> leader of sinn fein gerry adams has been released, he denies involvement. a file will go to the international court to decide whether to pursue a case. policing exposed by the adams arrest. sinn fein's martin mcguiness, speaks of. >> the commissioner for the victims of the troubles in northern ireland has urged the politicians here at the assembly to essentially get their act together because she says at the moment the needs of the victims are not being met. are some have suggested a truth commission or tribunal to settle historical crimes. >> we do not know how unstable that system is until the police turn up and charge somebody or arrest somebody. that's what happened next week and it can happen again. that's why we need a protest that stops all this and actually lifts the risks for people who are important players in these arrests. >> michael mcconville says he will never give up his quest. al jazeera, belfast. >> leaders urged all sides involved to ensure elections in the country which take place later this month happen without an

ireland for five days over his alleged role in the nineteen seventy two not out two things that gerry adams is free. libya's the new prime minister and lucinda is the businessman up with much seek to lead the country's new premier the government that says the vote was null and

as the roast and detention of sinn fein leader gerry adams over a 1972 ira murder revealed, the victims are hungry for justice. they have been denied that by political squabbles. victims' commissioner, katherine stone, is about to send new proposals to the first minister and his deputy. >> i think where we are now in the events of the past week show us, that there is a momentum which is building to the urgency of how we deal with the past and how unless we deal with the past, it will infect and poison the present and the future. we must deliver these things to victims. >> reporter: in the absence of an agreed alternative way to help the victims, it will be left for the police to pursue individual cases, running the risk of a fresh rupture in the piece, as illustrated by gerry adams detention. before his release on accusations he denies, sinn fein and unionists traded insults. many at stormont believe it's urgent to concentrate on the victims. >> what is clear is we achieve a political settlement, not reconciliation, nor truth and justice for the victims. >> previous efforts to achieve j

. >> gerry adams was elected in 2011 with 15,000 votes. i think he had have to lose 7 of those for his seat to be in danger. to lose 50% is quite unlikely even though every way is talking about the arrest this week. what he has been arrested about is a serious matter. what's in the public domain f it doesn't manifest itself, i don't think there is significant long-term damage. >> the dpoefts of the past are never far away in ireland. once again, they are haunting gerry adams' political future. tim friend, al jazeera. >> one of the world's most contaminated bodies of water is here. the $300 million clean-up is slated but well before it's due to get under waifrmthsways, luxury condo developers want to build. kaelyn forde reports. >> kater kelly called this home renovating a brownstone and raising two children. but the neighborhood she loves and writes about has a toxic legacy. just two blocks away is some of the most contaminated water in america, the guanus canal. >> i worry about the fact that without really understanding where i skoez to

. >> after four days of questioning sinn fein leader gerry adams is a free man. >>> a nation on the brink of law. clashes in ukraine as the police station comes under siege. >>> helping thous

>> >> gerry adams. >> gerry adams has worked hard >> to recast himself as a clear s voice for irish reconciliation re now and in the future. >> i have tried to work at building the peace. >> reporter: but his past may yet get in the way. this of course is politically explosive, norah, and there are fears it might undermine northern ireland's still very still fragile peace. >> indeed elizabeth. thank you. it's 7:19. ahead we'll look at headlines from around the globe. plus up to 50,000 >>> we are going to see near record-breaking temperatures again around the bay area as high pressure sits over hid. so yeah, a lot of sunshine to start the day. but we'll notice some changes by the afternoon. hazy looking back towards san francisco right now. but that strong dome of high pressure sitting overhead and those offshore winds continuing at least this morning. by the afternoon a little bit of a sea breeze kicking in maybe slightly cooler near the coastline, still 80s and 90s in the bay and 90s in the valleys. much cooler tomorrow and a whole lot cooler for the weekend. >> announcer: this >>> this national