most of the time the ira called in warnings. that the ira same was economic terrorism buildings not bodies. under their own rules killing civilians was wrong. but planning car bombs is not an exact science. and when the ira messed up people lots of people died. on the afternoon of the twenty first of july one thousand nine hundred seventy two the ira planted twenty two car bombs in the center of belfast. all time to go off within minutes of each other. bloody friday was the world's first mass car bomb attack. the ira phoned in warnings but one bomb prematurely exploded in oxford street bus station. killing six passengers. many others were horribly mutilated. are you ashamed of what happened and bloody friday. was a terrible terrible day there's no way that the security forces could have cared because this display of everyone. but the slaughter on bloody friday did not stop the ira. the bombing campaign accelerated. in one thousand nine hundred seventy two there were one thousand three hundred eighty two explosions. the ira leade

shanel callaghan was a senior ira bomb maker at the time. my understanding is that the ira was running up explosives and yet garrett great difficulty in getting hold of the military commercial explosives to get small amounts which could steal from quarries you could buy some on the market. the money not to was that net nitrate was probably the biggest commercial for any public the government edition the complete manufacture. the british took countermeasures to make it more difficult for the ira to make. simply boiling up fertilizer to make explosives no longer works. but the ira also found ways around those restrictions. and ramped up their car bomb or. tommy gorman was one of the ira's top bomb makers in belfast in the one nine hundred seventy s. . tommy's job was to assemble the bombs set the timer before handing over the device to the bomb team who drove the car to its target in the city center. those people who did not think attack because they heard that stephen r. and you got someone who was nervous and maybe start to panic if they got

santos comenzó ganando 4 por 0 , buenas noticias para salcedo en el liverpool , el rafa marquez se irár united y en el bñisbol uribe al cuadrangular con las bases llenas, uno que se va lesionado al hospital los atlñticos se enfrentaron a los medias blancas y el equipo de oaklan termina con 10 a 2 es todo lo que tenemos en el deporte >> en medio de la crisis nacen buenas noticias, un estudio establece que la venta de los vehículos nuevos son más alentadoras que en la misma fecha al año pasado, y si usted tiene un carro viejito podría recibir hasta mil dólares por deshacerse de ñl no importando en la condición en la que se encuentre, para obtener más información vea la página web en pantalla y al volver las imágenes de una mujer que calló a las vías del tren todo esto despuñs de la pausa ya esta listo "jorge infante" para hablarnos de las novedades cinematograficas que se exhiben este fin de semana en cinematograficas que se exhiben este fin de semana en las salas del pais... novedades del cine >> hola amigos los avances de los estrenos una divertida comedia ramona, para toda la familia,

. >> esta es la ira que desatÓ la revelaciÓn de los salarios anuales de varios se los empleados, lo queesto, todos los que habitamos en la ciudad no sabÍamos que estaba pasando esto. >> esta considerada entre las ciudades mÁs importantes del paÍs. con un presupuesto de $ 20 millones, lo que mÁs indignÓ fue la defensa del alcalde. >> no estamos defendiendo nada, estamos defendiendo nuestra comunidad, los servicios que se le otorga a nuestra comunidad. >> no le pareciÓ mal siquiera que fueran los sueldos mÁs altos del paÍs para escenarios pÚblicos, su por - incluso por encima del presidente obama. >> hoy su cargo estÁ en peligro, ya que se anunciÓ la renuncia de los tres funcionarios, pero ahora miembros de la comunidad piden mÁs, porque saben de dÓnde vienen los salarios. >> ahora se preparan para dejar sin efecto una medida aprobada en el 2005 que remite a los funcionarios ser ellos mismos los que decidan el sueldo que desean. >> queremos que los cuatro concejales, que estÁn ganando $ 100.000 al aÑo renuncien a sus puestos. >> maÑana al punto se transmitirÁ desde phoenix arizona. >> que

enviarÁn otros 300 agentes de la patrulla fronteriza y oficiales de aduana, el mayor nÚmero de guardias iraoyarlos a los agentes, ellos no tendrÍan un papel en la .aplicaciÓn de la ley >> vigilarÁn a traficantes de drogas. >> estarÁn del lado de la frontera y seguirÁn las Órdenes de las agencias, sÓlo actuarÁn en circunstancias especÍficas. >> un grupo especializado que tiene sistemas de comunicaciÓn e inteligencia y recaudaciÓn de informaciÓn que pueden aportar a las fuerzas que estÁn haciendo las autoridades legales y de justicia. >> se anunciÓ que en arizonase abrirÁ una oficina que enviarÁ recursos a dobler donde fue asesinado un ranchero. >> se dijo que la frontera nunca ha tenido mÁs recursos, ni ha estado mÁs segura que ahora, pero que aÚn es un reto. obama pidiÓ fondos para otros 1000 agentes de la patrulla fronteriza, agentes de aduanas y vehÍculos aÉreos. >> vamos a una cosa y al regresar obama y los senadores hablan del seguro de desempleo. ademÁs podrÍa haber mÁs sospechosos en la lista por los indocumentados. >> obama recordÓ que tanto republicanos como demÓcratas han votado pa

latinos que dejan estudios es mal pero hay programa >>yo quiero ser matematicos >>el no cuestiona esto si iraar esto en sus vidas y aumentar esto ella por ejemplo dice que el trayecto dio desafios >>es que los padres no saben como es o como son las entrevistas y sienten que cuando no lo tienen es por el tema de estudios esto es la parte de el estado de new york y según de los representantes es que la mayoría tiene buenos estudios y títulos como por ejemplo los negros y latinos >>es duro ver a jóvenes que luchan yno reciben >>es cerca de 1.5 millón >>es que las mujeres y los ancianos deben vacunarse con la tosferina se duplicara por el añ pasado que 5 bebes murieron que eran menores de 3 meses, por esto las autoridades de el condado darán vacunas gratis el próximo jueves y todos mayores de 6 añs en la plaza todos los santos donde la clínica móvil dará vacunas gratis >>el gobierno de mñxico dará más tropas en la parte de coahuila por una fiesta que dejo muertos. de los responsables no se sabe nada >>a la vuelta de comerciales en univisiÓn noticias veremos las siguientes noticias ... les impidie

---gascon reiteÓ que si las personas no respetan la ley y a los demas, la policia ira tras ellos... -sted: el programa "comunidades seguras" en california es una forma de la ley 1070 de arizona... "---- asi lo denunciaron hoy manifestantes que quieren que el procurador estatal jerry brown tome accion en contra de el..---pilar niÑo nos cuenta, que hasta le podria costar el voto de algunos latinos en las elecciones de noviembre. =pilar niÑo= niÑo=jerry escucha estamos en la lucha decenas de personas y todos unidos. piden al procurador estatal de california jerry brown que le permita a san francisco abstenerse de participar en el programa, scom, o comunidades seguras seguras nosotros no estamos de acuerdo con el scom porque nosotros no queremos que usen eso manosamente como esta pasando en arizonaa traves de este programa, ahora la informacion de toda persona que es arrestada, se comparte con inmigraicon y por eso dicen que es una forma de la ley 1070 de arizona arizonahace que las autoridades locales se conviertan en una arma de inmigracion no estamos dispuestas que las personas por el

migratorio >>> señor hernández basado en otros antecedentes y su s experiencia tiene una idea por donde irá>periodista: ni de estados unidos la atención global está aquí en frente de la jueza y tiene que tomar todos los argentina mmemen argumentos que han planteado, no cabe controversia ante el mundo y que sea algo constitucional yo pienso que esta juez es la ipd cada. >>> gracias por estar con nosotros sé que nos estará acompañando en los próximos días nos vemos pronto en arizona, y vamos a seguir con otras noticias, el agente de phoenix arizona dio a conocer un video por internet en que dice que la ley sb1070 es racista y lo hace sentir como nazi y que está enfocada en latinos aunque dijo que es su opinión personal, sus jefes ordenaron una investigación wr podría ser sancionado. la unión de libertad civil presentaron dos demandas en contra de freemont nebraska para dmert una ordenanza que proi by alquilar propiedades a indocumentados aparentemente los residentes de texas también quieren una ley como la de arizona 69% se mostraron a favor de la iniciativa para más viste univision.com. el p

se sentirá como criminal de guerra, y esta ley me hace sentir como un nazi, como instrumento de odio iraerabilidad, la gente dice no nos llamará ni siquiera para una emergencia. usted por cierto puede seguir la cobertura a través de twitter, busque telemundo news. y este domingo, telemundo presentará un programa especial con arpaio, la cantante jenni rivera con mi compañera vanessa h. y edición especial de "enfoque". a las 11:35/10:35 centro. >> hablando de leyes una ciudad que ha puesto dura la política migratoria es frpr fremont. har imposible la vida en la ciudad. esto como nos dice angie sandoval sino logran impedirlo. >>>angie: tormenta legal sobre fremont, nebraska. el fondo para la defensa legal méxico-americano y la unión de libertades civiles, argumentó que ordenanza prohibiendo que es inconstitucional. >> este tipo de leyes que han pasado afectan no solamente a los latinos pero también las personas que son dueños de edificios. >> a 8 días de entrar en vigor grupos en favor de la ley. >> esta es una táctica de las organizaciones que están en favor de la población indocumentada e

---gascon reitero que si las personas no respetan la ley y a los demas, la policia ira tras ellos...le reitero que daniel rodriguez ya esta en la esquina de la story y king en san jose, donde se desarrolla la manifestacion en contra de la ley 1070 de arizona ... ---acerquese alli para poder expresar lo que siente ... ---informacion policial.---el sujeto que huia de la patrulla de caminos y que choco su carro contra otro causando la muerte de una niÑa de quince aÑos fue acusado de homicidio... homicidio...---bernardino cuevas de 24 aÑos fue presentado ante la corte y si es encontrado culpable podria enfrentar cadena perpetua... ---cuebas tenia orden de arresto cuando era perseguido por un patrullero de caminos en san jose....--- y en la huida choco su carro entre las calles decima y san fernando... ---en sunnyvale, se retraso la construccion de un parque en el sitio donde antes estaba una industria ....---se trata del llamado "parque morse", en la avenida del mismo nombre. ---- el problema es que los examenes que se hicieron en el lugar mostraron que hay elevados niveles de arsenico y

----siempre hay una primera vez: barack obama ira el jueves al programa matutino "the view", que conducenmera vez que un presidente en funciones asiste a un programa de television de la maÑana. ----obama hablara de la situacion laboral, la economia, el derrame de crudo, y la vida de la familia en la casa blanca.... este es su segmento "tu voz en la comunidad"...---hoy se discute el tema: ---¿cree usted que los bootcamp pueden ayudar a evitar que los jovenes se metan en problemas serios? .... ---asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. gracias por su sintonia, nos veremos maÑana a las seis en noticiero telemundo 48 con cesar bayona. ---soy blanca garza, que descanse y tenga ...buenas

no se entrega jamás y tiene armas de seduccion y se vuelve obsesivo en su conquista y cuandoo caigas iraando te conquista pueden ser varios factores del son juan como el ambiente, que sea como su padre, pero tambiñn falta de conexion emocional con sus padres y tiene temor a perderlo, entonces prefiere ir de cama en cama para no entregarse, es temor, pero más es la conquista es lo que lo lleva a hacer esto, lo importante es que desde pequeño sea expuesto al amor de su madre, cuando era juanito, no don juan >> pero hay mujeres que aceptan >> si, porque no recibieron el amor de su padre el don juan sabe conquistar y esa mujer que nunca ha recibido cariño, quisaz nunca lo recibio cuando niña se deja llevar por ese amor >> y lo importante es que rompa la cadena >> a ella le han pegado los cuernos ya >>y entonces queda el arrepentimiento >> el don juan nose arrepiente >> todo hombre tiene derecho a una segunda oportunidad >> este no es de segunda oportunidad, tiene un rosario >> doctora, todo el cariño, la esperamos el próximo miñrcoles tu le darias oportunidad? >>no, para nada. >> pedimos ter

even though the robber magnum ira came out years later and say that vietnam was a mistake it did not take the brain from me. nor did it take the guilt that i carried for killing people when i went to vietnam i was a car courts rule and i believed what i was going there was the right thing and i was a good soldier but now i'm a soldier on the other side and i think i'm just as good. i sold my soul a long time ago i'm just here trying to recover. and i have. been a hero for all and i do for. people as we want you are free to go to prison i mean so you're saying you're a war criminal brother i'm already in prison this is veterans for peace chapter zero nine nine western north carolina hoping that this moment registers in everyone's mind that this is one of the total cost of war. sick food festooned who is a great war political a one world of mine war was a scene who stopped our clocks though we met him grim and gay and i know people who got the clock stopped so badly they never got beyond it drugs booze women suicide whatever you want to call it and that happened to me and i think my cl

. -- by ira b --y error -- by error instead of sendind to this commission. >> so they could view the documents without having to incur the costs of getting a copy. >> yes. >> i would like to propose that we just continue this and have someone from the supervisor's office come over and explain what exactly they want. >> i would, too. the only thing is this is going to the board of supervisors, so it will happen if we continue to the meeting, and it is a done deal anyway. >> let them know that we asked. >> we do not know much about it. >> it would be helpful to know the underlying reasoning. i value the work that they do, and i want to make sure we at the department of mares office of disability --of the mayor's office of disability, that they have a chance to come and tell us what this is about. >> is there anyone from the code advisory committee here that could tell us what their discussion was? >> we did not ask for public comment yet. we asked if there is someone from code advisory. >> he is code advisory. >> my apologies. >> and actually on the disability subcommittee. we looked a

my name is ira stein, and i am a resident of 320 alabama. obviously it is very sad that we all had to be here tonight for this situation. you know, my windows face 16th street as well as alabama. there has been numerous occasions that you have heard when the police have been called for so many reasons of noise level. outside our windows where they congregate, they make noise with their music, and their screaming in front of our windows on 16th street. believe me, these are not the kind of people that you would want to open your window and say could you keep it quiet, people are trying to sleep here? nor do i understand when mrs. patel when she asks these people not to drink in front of the establishment. that is like a saturday night life -- live skit. these are not good neighbors. i think it is sad that it took a police officer to be shot for this to come to this degree. i watched that entire incident from the very beginning before the police arrived and while it went on. when the police officer got shot, all i could feel was wanting to go

me molesta bastante eo, me causa ira. >> la artista dibujÓ nueve pinturas incluyendo esta obra que muestraon una navaja puntiagudo y de doble filo entre sus santas manos. y esta imagen del sagrado corazÓn la pinto con un explosivo de guerra. >> la artista que no es catÓlica dice que pintura a ese sÍmbolo de poder y son el flejde spersa que para ella describen lo que significa ser una mujer a travÉs de la historia pero tambiÉn sabe por naturaleza que se prestan a interpretaciones controversiales. >> ldijis ququienes se frenÓ por sus pinturas y respondiÓ que lo entiende pero que no hay da que pueda hacer al respecto. sin embargo esta peligrosa opina que la obra tambiÉn pue estar promoviendo la violencia y que es una blasfemia usar a la virgeen este contexto. >> estÁ incitando a la violencia. queremos parar la violencia pero consto desgraciadamente esta persona que estÁ haciendo esto, está incitando a la violencia. >> las pinturas son el blanco de un acalorado debate, y hay algunos que piden que no muestra el pÚblico pues la autora la exhiben galerÍas locales . ¿si fuera catÓlica, las hubiera

doesn't matter if it's for a war it's that what we were talking about at the top of the show with our ira sees no problem spending tens of million dollars in order to terrorize little kids around the united states and order to extract a few pennies and the same thing here with the republican party it but you know many of the democrats as well are all for war and imprisonment even though it makes no sense economically it is financial suicide it's economic suicide it's suicide for the nation they'll continue to spend it because these deficits for some reason to them don't matter as long as you're killing somebody well this is the problem with the currency. you've got the ability for the elite the power fall in the country to believe that the dollars the current turn that they hold is somehow in titles them to different rights and privileges than the currency held by the lower classes in this and the the permanent underclass of america and the valuation is completely. spurious it's just something that's pulled out of a hat there's no real accounting methodology for this whatsoever it's just

as of now ira must go this is see russia and germany wrap up their summers in the city vehicle but a boy is both leaders praise them most games at improving relations with the west and agree to use food as a diplomatic weapon. america's longest war the us involvement in afghanistan it's a pos is vietnam this frustration builds in for the growth in human and financial costs a time when afghanistan reached an all time high in g. the bloodiest month for foreign troops since the start of. russia and the us mock the on of us three of the fast joint space flight on the four in cold war relations that followed on this day thirty five years ago two spacecraft one soviet one american lost it off and made to change all bases in the apollo soyuz mission. next offseason rafa not a former k.g.b. officer to find out what could be happening behind the scenes of the latest spice all between moscow and washington. ten people have already pleaded guilty to be for russia one more has just been deported how come so many people were caught at once just not very good at their job. but it's hard for me to

financial community to to cause a crisis to be bailed out at public expense and then with a horrible ira need to use some of the money they got as a bailout to make sure that there wouldn't be the kind of reform and regulation that would really prevent this again so my guess is that after a little bit of fear about how there's all this regulation and reforms this will fade out of everyone's memory and we will unfortunately very much go back to business as usual with the democrats claiming they made a reform the republicans brushing it off and ignoring it and that will be the end of the story and that is a tragedy because we will have not learned the lesson of something that almost collapsed our entire economy and the world economy with it. mike norman chief economist from the broker dealer john tell us financial says the bill will help stabilize the american economy and that critics are simply trying to scare the public to this argument that it's going to limit credit i mean i think that's more or less a scare tactic a political ploy that's being put out there to get the public fearful b

temperaturas y índice de pca lugar temperatura está como sao 102 grados >>> el mal tiempo que se hizo siento iráamente humedad del golfo de méxico y el oeste en lagos actividad de precipitación >>> en afortunadamente en aeropuerto de la nación y máximo temperaturas hoy 86 grados con el índice el calor y temperaturas caliente que tenemos 90 grados sobre houston y seattle con 57 grados y temperaturas máximo para mañana 97 grados y a phoenix arizona todo temperaturas yo que tuvieron en 3 dijo ti hit >>> continuamos con más de "primer impacto". sdment bueno dio a conocer su nuevo rostro el paciente sometido el transplante más completo de cara en el mundo >>> agradeció a 30 médico y donante que permitieron mejorar la calidad de su vida. vamos a una y las adelante >>> la hispana de prender a su amado en llamas da su versión >>> y un alma en pren sorpr unas 200 personas han muerto en los cruces fronterizos entre méxico y estados unidos en lo que va de aÑo, 78 por ciento de ellas en arizona.qué tal, les habla edn a schmidt. el gobierno del presidente obama va camino de establecer una nueva marca de depo

state television land book which says the next step is for belgrade to bring the issue of course of the ira at the un general assembly. it will be the decision of the general assembly that will change more things than this ruling which isn't unimportant but it says less than we thought it would the fact of course of all albanians are now deciding about their own lives and it is their free will i'm not the spokes person of the government government but what i've heard from from our government seems to me as if serbia does not want to rule over. and decide about their lives all he wants a minimum of sovereignty over the territory recognize the sovereignty does not imply serbian right to actually run the daily lives of course of all being aeons and serbia head in the past several different proposals on how to resolve this all of which were very quickly rejected by the big powers except for four for russia and china and there wasn't much room for for serbia to corporate or negotiate. it with we've got plenty more coming up later in the program including putting life on ice. and the head refrige

gobierno que habla de posponer las deportaciones y dar la residencia a ciertos inmigrantes desata la irao los padres de familia advirtieron que lucharan para evitar que se pierda este servicio comunitario.---una ciudad del sur de la bahia perdio a decenas de bomberos.---y le diremos Ómo marcha la pugna laboral entres los conductores de "ac transit" y la gerencia de ese sistema de transporte público.---lo esperamos en noticias univision 14 a las 6. , matrimonio en argentina llegó a un hospital a tener a su bebé sin imaginar la que esperaba >>> abel sal daño tiene el dramático testimonio >>> hace tres años perla ingresó a se hospital para dar a luz hasta su cuarto hijo >>> todo resultó normal, pero a los 4 días debió ser operado de emergencia >>> en tar pai terapia hasta parecer fue víctima de una presunta negligencia médica para su salvador su esposo tuvo que tomar una de las decisiones más terrible de su vida >>> me hicieron firmar un papel a autorizar a médico para que a amputen >>> soy una persona que iba para todos lados solo no pedía nada a nadie >>> y tuvo que dejar la cabeza y deci

. >> una casi se muere de ira cuando descubriÓ la tremenda infidelidad de su esposo.ecerÁ normas de convivencia tales como los turnos para ir a la escuela, comer y hasta el lenguaje que usan para tratarse pero sobre todo la manera cÓmo duermen. >> dice josÉ que por respeto a sus hijos el y sus esposas acordaron limitar los encuentros sexuales al extremo que ahora Él duermes sÓlo en el rincón de un cuarto. >> para dormir con una o dormir con la otra o dormir con las dos. eso no. >> los hijos de josÉ dicen que vivir juntos es lo mejor que les ha pasado la vida. >> me gusta, la quiero como si fuera mi madre y a los hijos de ella como mis hermanos. >> no es fÁcil mantener a la familia con el sueldo de un zapatero pero con orgullo sostiene que ninguno de sus hijos se ha acostado con la barriga vacÍa. >> es una persona trabajadora, se ha esmerado por sacarnos adelante. otra persona nos hubiera dejado. >> josÉ asegura que su corazÓn es tan grande que todavÍa le queda espacio para otros cariÑos que le aguardan en el futuro. >> muchas personas se han acercado al negocio, como

siempre me ha gustado mucho el fútbol, aprovechando que mi papá estaba en una radio le pregunté si podía iradían vmths>>> sí, es reconocido por muchos. >>> kovr tied en un experto, josé Ángel dio su paso siguiente. >>> con asistió en narrar un partido algo que no olvidará. >>> me puse nervioso, un poco a temo brar pero luego pensé de que en estás cosas nunca hay que ponerse nervioso >>> acaba de cumplir 13 años en radio comenzó a los 10 pero en realidad a pesar de su edad ya es todo un veterano porque de acuerdo a su madre las primeras na wragsz las hizo cuando apenas empezó a pronunciar palabpalab a palabra. pero no sólo sugs padres lo albano. >>> es uno más del equipo, amateur no, para nada si no que es todo un profesional al micrófono al momento de comentar y narrar. >>> casillas toca con piqué >>> forma parte del equipo de narrodores de radio milenio estación comunitaria en santa ana. >>> yo creo que con su capacidad muy pocos años realmente llegará a dominar el deporte >>> la pelota que la tiene ramos. >>> finalmente josé Ángel con su carisma nos dio a conocer sus sueños. >>> me gustarí

ira lewis became the new executive editor. until his death in 1948 when he was succeeded by longtime courier staff member p.l. prattis. by this time, the courier covered stories throughout the united states and in 31 nations. >> my father traveled a great deal. one of my earliest memories of him and his travel was in 1949 when he went away for six months. he visited india, where he met with prime minister nehru and his daughter indira gandhi and many other dignitaries. he met kwame nkrumah. he then went to paris and met with many officials and dignitaries there, including the great performer josephine baker who had her own club in paris called chez josephine. the purpose of his trip was to discover how people of color were treated in other parts of the world, and i think he discovered some very interesting things about racial differentiation and classification and how things did differ from the way they were in the united states at the time. >> narrator: the courier was now approaching its largest circulation and greatest popu

you find me a 401k or ira that gives you those things in one, and i will tell you you have a great dealst: riverside, california, david, republican line. caller: good morning, how are you? have you ever been to a welfare office anywhere in california, san benito county, riverside, aren't counting? guest: my brother used to work for the health -- welfare department. caller: basically what i wanted to ask you is, we have seven out of 10 people -- my sister works for the one in riverside and she has been there for 15 years. my question is basically, the entitlement programs had ruined the california. how can we cut back on the entitlement programs in california? that is my question, mr. becerra? guest: your sister could probably be very helpful, because what we have tried to do is to make sure that folks who apply for the benefits qualify. once they have gotten onto the system and they passed through the check, it is tough to find them until someone, a good citizen, can help report those who are abusing the program. your sister, those who are able to track, those who are first applying are

and they helped disrupt the provisional ira in the 1980's and 1990's. today, these tremendous acts of bravery continue. every day intelligence officers track terrorist threats and disrupt plots. they prevent the world's most dangerous weapons falling into the hands of the world's most dangerous states. and they give our forces in afghanistan the information they need to take key decisions. they do this without any public -- or often even private -- recognition, and despite the massive personal risks to their safety. we should never forget that some officers have died for this country. their names are not known. their loved ones must mourn in secret. the service they have given to our country is not publicly recognised. we owe them -- and every intelligence officer in our country -- an enormous debt of gratitude. and, as minister for the intelligence services, i am determined to do everything possible to help them get on with the job they trained to do -- and we desperately need them to do. however, to do that, we need to resolve the issues of the past.

years, they terminated the ira and pretty much saved thousands of people from being bombed. i am just wondering what your thought is, maybe having the cia kind of running the program where there is domestic spying. thank you. guest: a great question. there are proposals that people made that we needed domestic intelligence organization in the united states like they have in great britain. what has happened is the fbi has created a separate branch called the national security branch, which is different than investigating people to prosecute for crimes. their job is to just gather information prevent terrorist attack. that is really the key difference, to separate the domestic intelligence gathering from the law enforcement part of the job. scotland yard and police folks in britain do the criminal investigation, mi-5 gathers information in order to prevent terrorist attack. and people here think it is hard for the fbi to change that law enforcement culture, and that one of the things we ought to look at is dividing it more the way the british have. i don't know. i am intereste

ira and i go back a long way. since we have nzami here, how can we also engaged all of you an hour together. one thing i hear a lot is frustration. i hear people saying that they want to help and how can they help. they send their donations in and they offer and it does not get to the people they want it to. that is for all kinds of reasons, but the promise i will have with you all today is that there is definitely ways that you can help and what we need to do, partly this afternoon and in the future is to have a way that you all can provide us with what we need and we can help with what you need. i have to start every talk i do with a little bit of history. the history is to emphasize that all wars produce psychological reactions. we have studied them from world war i, world war ii, and so on and so forth. what we see in general is that the sooner we can initiate treatment, the better. some of the treatment, much of the treatment has nothing to do with mental health. it has to do with leadership, with cohesion, w

how safe is that or would it be better to be put into an ira?host: does this relate to community banks? caller: this is that a community bank, yes. guest: she has a 401k with her employer and she is thinking of enrolling them into a rollover ira. that is a perfectly normal thing to do. the real question is, where does she put the money and just listening to her voice, it sounds like she should put it into a certificate of deposit that sounds fairly -- that is federally insured rather than taking risks on the stock market. again, just listening to our risk profile and the kinds of riskconcerns that she expressed. host: california, conservativren line. caller: my question is with the major banks, concerning what they do -- what they penalize you for different things than what they do in a report in your credit rating. are all banks regulated the same? guest: they're all under the same rules in the kind of areas that she is talking about. we're all under the same requirements and the new federal agency is going to bring even more institutions under

plot against us, terrorists are prepared -- preparing to attack our forces in afghanistan, the real irareparing to strike other regimes are still trying to acquire nuclear weapons. at the same time, i men, young and old -- the same time, men young and old are meeting to try to protect us. all they do is to keep us safe from terrorist threats. we need to restore britain's moral leadership in the world. that is why we are determined to clear things up. >> harriet harman. >> mr. speaker, can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to the royal marine who died on thursday? though a soldier from the world dragoon guards who died yesterday and the soldier from the first battalion who died in afghanistan yesterday. the use of torture is morally abhorrent and has no place in this country or any civilized society. it is against our law in the country -- in this country and is one of the small number of offenses that can be brought to court in this country no matter where in the world of the offense was committed. it is a grave crime against humanity. there must be no hiding place for those w

and they helped disrupt the provisional ira in the 1980's and 1990's. today, these tremendous acts of bravery continue. every day intelligence officers track terrorist threats and disrupt plots. they prevent the world's most dangerous weapons falling into the hands of the world's most dangerous states. and they give our forces in afghanistan the information they need to take key decisions. they do this without any public -- or often even private -- recognition, and despite the massive personal risks to their safety. we should never forget that some officers have died for this country. their names are not known. their loved ones must mourn in secret. the service they have given to our country is not publicly recognised. we owe them -- and every intelligence officer in our country -- an enormous debt of gratitude. and, as minister for the intelligence services, i am determined to do everything possible to help them get on with the job they trained to do -- and we desperately need them to do. however, to do that, we need to resolve the issues of the past.