he tells his boat the irish market. the tulips is simply not conducive for consumer and a week all that the airlines to launch into one and i'm like you and all the prices on because we are strong the worried about that on behalf of the consumer. in a statement. thomas cook said the company will retain a strong presence in the irish travel markets it said the decision to move exclusively online was right for the company and customers here. but it said it fully appreciates the impact the decision will have on its irish employees. thomas cook has said it is now and take a thirty day consultation process with the forty four staff who work here. it says it would do its best to support the staff in the weeks to heads. shiney chelsea. fourteen years. did you irish coastguard sikorsky s ninety two had a cup to her she should be launched today the helicopter the chair of the child inside eastern region of the country. thanks everyone for all the coupons in the womb. got to the beach whatever the weather was bad and brought to t

this inquiry were essentially examine the soul of northern irish society over the period. to date four hundred and thirty four people have contacted the inquiry alleging be reduced. the chairman is former high court judge sir antony harsh and victims groups say he will have to address the compensation question. most of our people are very very elderly and ill and they are what chaos is at the heels of fact the government and churchill and was out also so compensation cost of the kid the night guard our people this work could last two years. evidence would be given for the next eighteen months of the china set themselves the deadline of january two thousand and sixteen before he presents his final report to the office of first and deputy first ministers. tommy gone or team used a bridge county down. the californian investment group is set to take control of the one hundred and ninety year old shelter and compelling content. hotel staff have been killed by violence and ideal state for one hundred and ten million euro to the us company kennedy winston. according to the newsag

the grilling for all irish walk for two days before people a committee of accounts. this difficulty is the twentieth century giving good but if the money is going to give an opportunity to get money on the open markets for more of the best use of water which is bad in the trust has also been tossed about by what the minister knew about our bush walkers consultancy spend. if you get nasty shouldn't laugh and i don't need to ask congress for introducing the junior starts replacement but don't see as teachers remain concerned we're still unclear as to whether there would be a centrally at mackay who serve the kids or with earth would be a storm surge. the brazen social issues. the new code for survey to religion is the biggest threat to our coast during. also the management policy at all the country. six small group of executives from ari schwartz repaired to face questions by a second bullet committee in as many days that he should have told cds that he was aware of the start up call for the company would be a hundred and eighty million euro that kenny was responding t

emergency departments has returned with the number increasing each day this week figures from the irish nurses and midwives organization showed today there were four hundred and sixty seven patients on trolleys in emergency departments and anwar's waiting for a day. the union says there is a true increase in patients on trolleys the suggestion that that overcrowding situation is improving is not borne out by the facts when you combine the audience award watch the figures are all white two percent. that's a direct result of too few bags too many patients health system is too small and the sooner the government realizes that the african aids is overcrowded once and for all there were four hundred and sixty seven patients some trolleys and twenty five hospitals today. three hundred and seventy four were in emergency departments one ninety three were on fridays on warrants. the worst affected hospitals where beaumont and album with fourteen nine patients on trolleys. university hospital galway with thirty seven patients. and the midland regional income or had thirty three patients on friday

i'm anger to war with the amount of money spent by irish water. a total disgrace. the fifty million and his friends. my jury investigation is underway in county waterford following the death of a twenty five euro. michael moore has the attitude toward the later died in hospital. don't want to own them. chelsea couldn't go to ireland political leader. dr ian paisley government bombings trial. we are to focus light of the border. there are those to keep the ball. i got to take. father spoke to her store at these and hundreds of acres of farmland under watering can i have none and all of the mohawk and the commitment and advice the cover. you do. beattie's meantime welcome to six one senior executives of the state owned company irish watch her art to appear before the raucous environment committee next tuesday to answer questions about the payment of fifteen million euro to outside consultants. chairman of the committee michael mccarthy said they wanted to establish exactly how the fees were spent and if they represented value for money. the minister for the environme

the report says like nine's supervision of the irish service was inadequate. due to costs well truthfully say that no one who is of no permission to perdition distance was a bit more complicated than that. the report says the regulator responsible for flights nine spanish deviation agency he said maintains no oversight of like nine's irish service. it says the flight captain was inadequately trained in the command rolling and the co pilot's training wasn't completed. twenty fight year olds don't watch is one of six survivors of the car crash. he says he hopes today's report when making air travel safer attending a pink paper that i mean it's it's as if half of them and they insisted david's and my nights. i don't think i would forget as being the defining its defenses into my life the investigation report as being sent to the six survivors and to the families of those who died in the trash. inquests and litigation are likely to come next. let's cross over to ask or say he's a good showing just that the study's findings aren't likely to provide much by way of c

concerns are raised by twenty four emergency medicine specialists the container that are from the irish emergency medicine trade association seen by rte news which has been sent to the health watchdog the clock and operates the health service executive. the agency insisted there had been major progress in causing polling numbers it's almost three years since the health watchdog the crime published a report on overcrowding at dublin's time the hospital with national recommendations the report called for an end to patients on trolleys in court or is always in over six hours for admission. now a letter signed by a twenty four senior doctors in emergency medicine from around the country sent cheques has warned that overcrowding remains a significant problem and is dangerous for patients. in the last two weeks. everyday has been three hundred patients waiting on the reasons the current trolleys for inpatient beds this is unsafe for our patients. we know from research says this is linked to pour or patient outcomes i'm tired much cause he rates. today's figures from the irish nurses and midwi

in the irish catholic chapter that is interesting you focus on irish catholic in particular. i didn't know if there was some reason why you try to keep it specific to irish catholic and you didn't talk so much about contemporary cat. you and the chapters same people still have -- the image of catholics is ritualistic and supers dishes have been governed to change. did you pick up for some reason? do you think catholic stoics. so they kind of skepticism today? >> guest: part of the plan of the book was to map out the intolerance that religious groups have suffered a mother to take certain moments to look at the details and understand. for me, looking at the discrimination before the introduction of irish catholics in ireland was a particularly helpful time because you have an 1834 a convent school is burned to the ground outside of boston because of what irish catholics are bringing. 10 years later, you have it current with riots between database, protestant database and irish catholics is to have these two moments of great island but i think account the deeper issues. the iri

i'm going irish language commissioner sure recalling speaking. mr o'connor and told the committee on the twenty year strategy for the english irish has been pushed towards the margins of society to prominence last year to increase the number of civil servants speaking irish would not succeed him in his decision to leave the position. i'm back the government to spend one three hundred and thirty million euro improving regional and local roads around the country. around forty percent of the funding will be spent on maintenance improvements and strengthening works governments have been set aside for projects such as surface dressing and put happening seems as though the safety and bridge projects. local authorities will decide all fruits are selected for improvements she's good company. china is to create forty two new jobs bringing its total workforce in earnings to one hundred within the next twelve months meanwhile ticket counter to go to meal time at the sink and design limited which provides additional chances to newspapers including the irish

this past weekend fitzgerald is standing by the seventy s was an opportunity for irish wanted to repair estimate that the reputation of eye damage and how we know for some mystical and sand and support overall i think they do. well it's any shed more light on this controversial consultancy fees issue. first a lot and we're adjusting the fifteen day was going to spend on consultancy fees soapbox when an adult know this could be eaten by me and my april twenty fifteen and if that money that the context of going to fight the evidence that you're all so much focus on the cool new clock and whack and planned because of the sea the wind and mr says that the miller but the amount of consultancy fees until they heard that the fourteen radio interview last week the irish border official said that the submissions of their budget to the department apartment in september to twelve in the budget was for a budget of fifty million with the radical community of thirty million deal so that at various kinds respondents in relation to their expenditure. now opposition of honesty focusing on michigan accou

an electorate with the sun to talk to her today the back of my distaste and irish experiment on the apollo sixteen mission to the moon and set the national museum. it was pretty terrific success and was a facade of space experiment. i knew. welcome to six long before the boss of the centro remedial critic told kylie is coming under increasing pressure to hand back to retirement payments of almost three quarters of a million euro. the package on the most part from china donations was revealed that the google accounts committee yesterday this evening the minister for health james reilly said that all available options will be used including the guard duty and the civil courts to try to get the money back. disbelief and shock combination in anger at the accounts committee yesterday after revelations about the seven hundred and forty pence in your own package the former chief executive of the crc told kylie today the minister for finance and polish to echo those sentiments. it's important that material is this government is determined two white oak we don't the practices of us. she stated a co

it says all this is critical to making irish water on high for me new to the sea. householders and businesses will ultimately pay the costs when the bills start coming next year. how much will be decided by the commission for energy regulation. it will be consulting the and water charges later this year called mama sullivan rte news this can cause fires of nineteen instead of standing by this now and martina hardly the most auspicious of stamps for this new at your tears. that's going to miss it not. this is no chic and it's great to see the new year news that consumers or partitions on all sides wanted the hearing as you read that the car sustained at the finger was high and he trusts that irish war two will be there to explain that it's value for money. now it has to be said this is the anti that's going to introduce war which i just think they're going to lay the charge from the last quarter this year and then consumers across the years eighteen twenty fifteen so the opposition in the ford s a has happened this revelation came on and on many people see him with

traders on financial markets around the world are reporting strong demand for irish dance. after moody's upgraded irish government bones on friday nights the race being demanded by investors to lend money to the us government for ten years told the story is now a round trip or a percentage capable of fourteen percent in twenty eleven the chief executive of the national treasury management agency said the upgrade will increase demand from investors the effort in large cohort of phones. who would you require the initial shock of investment grade from all of the tree major rating agencies goals and best stories are mainly based in the middle east and in the far east so it certainly opens all doors constituents of tourists from carnoustie and female models of all the shelving is here with the studio for step toward effect is to cut the interest rate for irish debt coming down its effect to the matter is that all supply and demand more people want to buy and trade in our staff and the mower in fact the interest rate does not save to prime the need to be healed. interest rates th

bolivar really like having, don't know -- like having english and irish. and secretaries and assistance almost entirely english and irish, and he liked that when he spent time in london and appreciated their experience in europe and elevated them and daniel o'leary certainly rewarded him by collecting all of his letters. if you go, 32 volumes of letters and correspondence and speeches, it was bill leary who did it all, collected it all, annotated it all, quite a gift back to simon bolivar. anybody else? yes? >> one statue was exiled to the library. >> what i was doing? such behavior. i was a pretty cheeky kid and i fancied myself a tomboy and i didn't have [speaking spanish] -- no hair on my tongue. i said things i shouldn't have. they made me sort of the prim little woman you see up here day. >> one more question about the irish if i may. slightly different aspect zen you talked about. can you comment on what was going on in chile and the role of higgins and his role in the latin american revolution? >> higgins was the illegitimate son of the viceroy, one

in return for an irish government row in northern ireland. the times also detailed the protests named after mrs thatcher's famous news conference rejection of the proposals of the new items stolen the ira's brighton bomb in october nineteen eighty four almost kills margaret thatcher and also almost e mails top secret i know are these talks on the future of the north. this is dr wrote that the events of brighton mean don't we must go very slow on these talks if not stop them. it would look as if we were bones into making concessions to the republicans. the secret british papers released today also showed that she believes the brighton bomb was only the first of the series. but foreign second to get the are set to continue the talks in order to stop the rise of shinn fein. otherwise he warned her fear of the cuban like government of radical extremists and dublin could become a reality. the irish were looking for a role in governing the north in return for which jack fitzgerald was prepared to hold a referendum to remove the constitutional claim

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and bailout exit has made investors too exuberant about the irish story. listen in >> we're very prudent and modest, we continue to grow the economy and create jobs. on the spreads our ambition is to be part of the north european my credit rating group of countries, and we're moving into that space now and we'll take every economic and fiscal action that's necessary to stay in that position. >> you kind of moved beyond that, your five-year costs are below the uk, they match with the u.s., if we keep the other northern europeans aside your spreads are incredibly tight relative to some other countries. >> yes, we're doing okay but a fairer comparison would be to look before the crisis we were a percentage point off of germany at that stage. yesterday we were 1.50 so our spread on the bond is the most relevant statistic for us and you know, that's going well. >> but you agree that the difference between your economy right now and germany's is vastly different. >> yes. >> alarm bells stopped ringing ben you started talking about your spreads getting that much

if the parties work together and the british and irish governments are there to help, we can make some progress. >> mr. speaker, i am incredibly myud to represent constituency. would my right honorable friend agree with me that, despite the views of some, that the weather in brighton is nearly always very summary -- summer-y. >> brighton does have this superb microclimate that people should be encouraged to take advantage of. he stands up for all of his constituents with great vim and vigor. it would only be fair if brighton was put in place on the shipping forecast, somewhere between dover and white. this everyshould get morning. >> to establish a university technical college in my constituency, can the prime minister assured me he will support the college and make sure the decision is taken quickly so that employers and young people can acquire the skill they need? >> i am a big supporter of university technical colleges. i think they provide a new set of skills for our country to focus on occasional training and education. the new college will open its doors in 2017. i look forward

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the first irish visitors he has approval to mine you your stem cells for testing. ccm i knew like a label taken on my robe from donors to become church to grow begins the stem cells will then be put back into the donor or other patients the first trials will be inside the c sufferers of trees up lauren and amputation. the main sperm into the can that be that i've been storing with the use of the fence to try and improve blood flow in engels terror treats the pursuit of companies used and technology the conditions to get a prize the whole event expected to start. it's a cute set. or can still mean slight departure iced tea dreams by high speed train stopped wearing protective clothing because these products will ultimately end up being injected into humans to read this again and this is absolutely vital and seventy one and three were leaving the facility must ensure that they don't contaminate us because the stem cells are taken from embryos fewer ethical issues the rights to spice the potential of serious side effects. hopes are high for stem cell therapies has a l

the commissioners of irish lights ate three of its stations on the west and south west coasts of sustained structural storm damage. the river shannon in memory of the medium car overflow their banks this morning. but the were no major reports of flooding. an elderly man broke his leg at church tonight and report to be blown over by the strong winds yet to be taken from the item by baltimore light poles at one stage or a fight as in the sb customers were without power and more than ten thousand aircon customers any style fast. prevention measures have been put in place. the storm. for now alone on most of the south coast appears to be abating the new chairman. fourteen years. cross over into our western respondent happened and he joins us from actual tail. as for that part timers had the good people of west are bearing up under all this hardship and storm damage google was city center today sharon avoided the worst of the flooding damage to the market force that binds the spanish arch put this evening the chamber of commerce has called for carmen's seoul's defence mechanism to be put into i

when do you expect it to turn for -- for ordinary irish people? >> ireland is blocked out of the international markets, interest rates 15%. ,onfusion, unemployment soaring mortgage distress, all of that. to go from that point to a place where the national treasury managed -- last year, we were able to borrow to prepare. after the bailout, to be able to make enough short-term money, 1.7%, is quite remarkable. there is no complacency in ireland. what we have to do is to ensure that all of that filters through the country, that people can say it has actually turned and can see it in our local economy. we still have a journey to go in that regard. >> we are almost running out of time. eventday, you are at an with sheryl sandberg of facebook. she was quite complementary. a lot of countries need to attract more technology giants or disruptors like facebook. bono and sheryl sandberg and it was quite a mix. a mixture of music and technological genius. , the talentreland pool is enormous and extraordinary. they are the creators of the future. last autumn,

. >> lindsey competes in irish dance. she's been to eight world championships.doctor -- a lot. >> i have hip problems. my most recent injury was my upper quad. i had a sprain there. >> any aches or pains, anything new that showed up? >> her athletic trainer says lindsey's injuries are typical for kids who are serious dancers. >> there can be a lot of impact, particularly feet. that's a very big one. but it works up the chain. everything connects through, so as the feet are affected, it can work its way into the shins, the knees, the hips. >> and those injuries are mounting up. researchers at nationwide children's hospital studied dance injuries. >> in 2007 alone, over 8,000 children and teens were treated for a dance-related injury. that's about 23 children every day or almost an injury an hour. >> even more worrisome is the fact that these kinds of injuries have been increasing over the years. why the increase? it could be that young dancers are pushing themselves harder than ever. >> i practice basically every day for an hour at least. usually an hour and a ha

. >> the irish family that's there, have they been drinking? >> bob beckle wants to know if you've had any cocktails to keep you warm? >> no, not yet. >> wouldn't be a bad idea maybe. >> yeah, i think it's needed. >> it's needed. well needed. what's the other question, beckle? >> my other question is are you going to get stiff out there? are you going to make it in to the show? >> you know what i think, bob, you should lose the skirt and come out. >> i ain't that dumb. >> i've got to be honest for you. i'm from chicago. i've beared cold weather. i watch all these reporters with their mittens and gloves. come on. come on, bob. you're wearing a scarf inside. good lord. >> that's right. it's about 75 degrees in here. it's perfect. >> greg, what about you? >> go ahead. >> i was going to say this proves again how awesome the irish are, how tough they are. we thought it was going to be colder, no problem. i love that, those are my people. >> greg, do you have a any questions? >> a lot of fans of the irish people. what about the australians. >> i just

pour irish whiskey in a glass and wish yourself, as an irish island as a place that is not going to seea bunch of rats. happy cocktail moment. have a great weekend. >>> going to extremes. expect another brutal week of weather with temperatures falling into the single digits, again. what to expect next. what's up with wall street? stocks take a dive all week. what does it mean for the u.s. economy. the chris christie saga. a poll suggests the toll it's taken on his popularity. big news from netflix. the movie streaming giant makes remarkable leaks. the latest in our headlines. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to weekends with alex witt. here is what's happening. we are bracing for another

irish led by 20 midway. on the break, two more of his game high 17. the irish win it 56-44.hey're 11 and 2 for the season. >>> 49er head coach jim harbaugh got called out for his everyday every man wardrobe he's worn in his three years here. smven really close to him called in and piled on. >> i will not take the blame for his outfit. >> it's not your fault that he wears pleated khakis? >> i've thrown thim away. i've asked thim, please, pleats are gone. it's not just any store. you have to find them at a wal-mart. i threw them out, and when he went to the combine, he found a wal-mart, $8. >> you can catch that whole interview with sarah harbaugh on our web site kpix.com, and we've got you covered from seattle this weekend. look at that food-looking guy on the left. >> yeah. >> yeah. ken basteda. dennis, you can catch our special friday night edition of 49ers preview from the emerald city seattle with uncle dennis. >>> all right. the miami heat return to the white house to celebrate their second-straight nba title. the president carried on a team daly tradition by picking on

. >> for the irish family there, have they been drinking? >> bob beckel wants to know if you had cocktails to keep you warm? >> not yet. we only arrived this morning, but we'll grab a few. >> wouldn't be a bad idea, maybe. >> it's needed. >> well needed. what's the other question? >> are you going to get stiff out there? are you going to make it into the show? >> i think you should lose the skirt and come out and join me. what do you think about that? >> what a tough guy. i'm not that dumb. >> i'm from chicago. i bared cold weather before. this is of the coldest. >> i bet you have. >> i watch all these reporters with their mittens and gloves and stuff coming off their face. come on, come on, bob. bob, you're wearing a scarf inside. good lord. what's going on? >> 75 degrees in here, so it's perfect. >> what about you? >> i was going to sayering this proves again how awesome the irish are, how tough they are. we knew it would be cold, no problem. those are my people. >> a lot of fans of the irish people being tough. what about the australians?

irish show and i am. i sprayed by a sound. with us. lily is an amazing light. and it's brilliant and entertaining the suspension was the reduction on the initial penalty of two hundred eleven games handed down by mlb but it's still the longest sentence ever imposed for doping offenses in baseball some pencil or thought it wasn't long enough the ecb gone. life is worse than heroes. earlier this week anthony botched the owner of a now closed for the clinic accused of supplying banned performance enhancing drugs to mlb players including rodriguez said in a tv interview that a rod was a longtime drug user. rodriguez who has never failed a drug test but admitted using performance enhancing drugs earlier in his career issued a lengthy statement maintaining his position and that he has been the victim of a witch hunt out to destroy his career the band is set to cost in a massive sum of twenty five million us dollars in salary. rule. i am i mean. to me. will. or do i mean. i will the poor the new . says. taiwan market on the air force held a ceremony at an airbase on j

like feeling i would add the survey says her take the survey shows that thirty percent of irish and i'm not confident about their body and appearance like it and what if you're over forty five highfield in the eye. most are concerned that having a big tummy on like you did not avoid sanctity of life beyond the end the night tv a lot of women friends sunday. i knew i'd be in your room in the uni life. but no crying to be a bit. i also got the idea of vines growing old days is like an embrace it because to her anymore you know you kind of i think you know age is great for the tube is prospective for electricity. though. as i face what me and for some kind of joking billion dollars in the at least. i am in the eastern parts of the good alike to me that this means i took a snap of budget of all that space. no i chose this place get older and you actually realize the older bits were the way they're supposed to work i can tell that to me that day from my mom lives in muslim eyes on themselves like you know the lessons and i think that answers my face each year old and it's nice that someone t

which it moved into just over a year ago but by the speed of its growth is on usual coronary stage irish tech startup. industry experts say there are many more following. like those at the national dish the research center like old tech startups must first through their survivors were pulled to making vital and important ones that are vital and frozen percent has overcome the current school year to get next to each. as for dk so i picked up by their costs provided opposition strongly enough assets to become attractive to investment that is a critical step of the dirty stage stage which ensure calm as can be completed as this looks to new horizons will go by the seniors were joined yesterday by joe mcguire is the director all three have gone trees and shrubs to gratuitous of the program uses that is disingenuous. i am all publication to say that he was surprised to see the speakers this race will return because you say you've supplied all the figures from the jaws which is revising the prophet over many years the case does so in the scheme was introduced in nineteen ninety seven and every

you're irish catholic, i am too.hat's your feeling, that it makes the catholic church look bad deliberately? >> when i started out, the only thing i started out was to find anthony, to tell my story, as it w was, as it happened, a completely true story. nothing against it. because i'm still a catholic. and the times, in the '50s, my mother died when i was 6, and i was put into a con vent school in lindbergh. i still believe in being a catholic and -- >> it's a very powerful and moving story, your story. and you try and find your son after all these years and discover that he's already died. but what is particularly poignant is that he, went back and asked to be buried before he died, in the very home where you gave birth to him. >> yes. >> somehow trying to bring himself back to you. >> yes wp when he went back looking for me, he went with his partner. he said, when i die, and he was young then, when i die, will you please bring my ashes back, so that maybe one day, my mother might find me. so intense and i think fro

rodman came bearing gifts, including irish whiskey, european crystal, italian suit and a fur coat and bag for his wife. rodman also offered up several bottles of his own brand of booze, bad ass vodka. i guess that qualities you as being pretty bad ass. he checked into an undisclosed rehab center in new jersey but not before giving an incoherent interview. >> i'm saying to you, look at these guys. look at them. >> if you understand what kenneth bae did? >> what did he do? you tell me. >> no, you told me. you tell me. >> dennis rodman with our own chris cuomo. he has since apologized for the gross insult but now the treasury department is launching an investigation into whether bringing all of those gifts into north korea was a violation of the law. joining me now is josh rogen. did rodman violate the law bringing in all of these gifts? >> some say that rodman brought them and some say that an irish gambling site that sponsored his trips there. it's not clear. but any gifts given to north korea is a violation of u.s. law, could face 20 years in prison. if it turns out it was the irish c

honor and privilege for maureen and i to do this and we're honored to turn the reins over to another irish-catholic family with five kids. >> know, there were no catholics for 400 years and now three in a row. [laughter] the >> may the lord shine his face on you and the mcauliffe family. >> thank you. >> on behalf of the whole committee i have the honor to present the attorney general, the honorable mark r. herring and family. >> from loyal heights, mr. cox. >> mr. president, on behalf of the inaugural committee i have the honor to present the lieutenant governor-elect, the honorable rob s. nord lund and family. >> the gentleman from colonial heights, mr. cox. >> i have the honor to present the governor-elect, the honorable terrence r. mcauliffe nd family. >> thank you for having us. will come to le order. "god bless america" will now be performed by the virginia state university gospel chorale under he direction of james holden visor and the core -- choreographer. when the storm clouds gather the storms at sea, let us swear allegiance to a land that's free ♪ smote let us all be grateful for a land

whenu're coming at a time you're talking about the irish economy, on the rebound after five years ofowth, but you're coming at a time when there are all of these renewed concerns about the emergeing markets. others that are fighting the -- ation -- dwa should devaluation. it's great for you, but not in other parts of the economy. a time when never every economy in the world was doing well at the same time, there are always leaders and laggards. but we are going into a very good , because the big three world economies are all driving ahead and very strong growth rates. worry high percentage of ld business and world trade. -- while it is disappointing what is happened in some of the emerging markets, the others have done so well, that they are up to about four percent. >> hi do we know that the european banks are out of the woods, that they are really well-capitalized? >> every bank, every country in the euro sector has its own bank, and the banks will be regulated out of frankfurt, there will be a european regulator, as well as there is a political agreement to have a resolution for s

society today there's nobody in the institutional part of the ireland irish culture whether it's the legal system the political system the media that's not part of this corrupt racket of fraud it's the banks or sink a state and it's worldwide it's going global you know just like in los angeles if the crips and bloods and started there now they're all the way down in central america all over the world they're spreading their racket they spread but let me only put this in context and explain again what we've explained on this show. before we've seen the corruption of the leveraged buyout in america going back to the r.j. reynolds takeover and the works of henry kravis and other private equity firms to take over one hundred billion dollars companies using leverage that is ill gotten through fraud when they ran out of companies to take control of this way in america they started going after small countries greece and ireland being two hundred billion dollar economies at the time were were small enough essentially for fraudsters in america in the city of london to do a leveraged buyout ta

an irish woman forced to give up her son at adoption.id you come across the story and make it into a film? before i turned up. a journalist was told about this -- the irish woman had kept quiet for 50 years, and then told her daughter. her daughter ran into the journalist, and it went from there. a book was written. steve coogan bought the book and then started to write a script. it grew and grew with judi, and then i turned up. >> the film has become controversial, starting conversations about the catholic church selling babies back in the day. what do you think about that controversy? >> about the catholic church selling babies? i think it is not a very good thing. how about the discussion that the film has started, the criticism of the catholic church. >> the catholic church, it is quite easy to criticize. the is interesting is comparison of this institution which is full of holes and corruption, and a very devout catholic woman who does not lose her faith. the catholic church ought to be on its needs with gratitude that devout this w

the northern irish women. that was the first book, "nine and counting." we even had a sequel to it after others came to the senate. hillary clinton was elected, and of course there was so much of tristan hurts that we had a sequel to "nine and counting." and we agreed that it was important for us to donate all of the proceeds to the girl scouts. so they started a

poor irish whiskey in glass and you wish yourself as an irish island as a place that's not going to seeow full of rats that have nothing to eat except themselves. happy cocktail moment. have a great weekend. >>> due to mature subject marte, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates.

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and irish insurer. the irish subsidiary needed over 200 million pounds in capital.we're hearing today is that they have three proper wording -- three proper warnings by and them. it will not need any further capital. the company will not need a full rights issue. knowis good news if you about stock. biggest one-day gain in five years. deutsche lufthansa when it comes to airlines reduced its capital. down over one percent. you're making cost savings but their costs are rising. outweighing any benefit. you have transatlantic yields under pressure. spencer's.rks & they're doing well with the food offering over this mess but the general merchandise side of the business is a big negative you right there. we are going to see drop in terms of the numbers. we would get those on thursday. back to you. >> manus cranny, our markets editor. up, dave announced a new ceo. announced a new ceo. very shortke a break. we'll see you in a couple minutes time. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." we are alive from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. i am francine lacqua. >> and i

we have a tweet from irish eyes saying more often than not we give military aid to countries using it against us. and also we gota tweet history: anchamp -- an example of the u.s. 2003: >> my question to david rhode - there seems to be a lot of bad examples of u.s. policy in the middle east and recently, and so where do you go next? it seems is egypt going be a good example. why the blowback, and that's the question about it seems like it's a track record that hasn't been working. >> i don't think egypt is some great - it's a security success for the united states or a success for average egyptians. you don't know, there's economic challenges, educational issues. i agree that some aid has helped. i don't see it as a success. a positive story is what happens in tunisia. they are passing right now at the same time as egypt a constitution that has taken long and created a political process. there's islamist that elections in indonesia backed down. tunisia is a positive story in what is a dark post sort of early arab spring period. i didn't want to be idealistic about democracy. >> i was