. >> 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 irish business school have been operating on perky. the staff of eighteen teachers and about three hundred and thirty foreign students. yet yet yet i can come here to learn in class the tenth and the congress to ask for a keen to land this week is close to advance warning. stupid paid up to four thousand euro for tuition i don't mind it took the gun to school. when ross and wind up not have nobody as she meant not as an undead pretended to be all or was he is have a lot of plans and dreams and it's gonna happen now. the team teachers working here returned to her tonight and tom's work on. we have five weeks and counting outstanding and treat patients with no pay. i just didn't sound too are the money's gone for students the fried egg on her toast and coffee tuesday. she has accommodation elsewhere traditionally cautious happened to the situation and go and buy bonds has been put in place before and i'm fairly sure that this would be the same situation. in other schools will take the students. i hope another spoon onto a scene from the

adams was a spocksman for the irishing republican -- irish republican army, during the northern ireland conflict. the good friday agreement was signed in 1988, ending decades of violence between catholics and protest ants. adams is a member of the irish parliament. investigators had been making arrests and adams is the most significant so far. >>> a female passenger was killed. one person has been arrested. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack in india. we go to new delhi. >> reporter: the bangalore expression arrived in chenni, an hour and 45 minutes late, when the explosions occurred. police described them as too low intensity blasts in s 4 and s 5. questions will be asked about house those managed to get on the train, and who put them there. at the moment there's one confirmed dead, a woman from the coastal town of vg weather. 14 at the moment are insecured, and one person, according to police sources, has been arrested and is being questioned. nobody has taken responsibility for the blast shms, but the national investigation agency is on its way to vet the crime. >> chen

it's now part of mr adam's irish parliamentary constituency. the coincidence, and his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> local observers believe mr adam's power base was assured for noux. >> gerry adams was elected in 2011 with 50,000 votes, first past the post. he'd have to lose 7,000 for his seat to be in danger. even though obviously everyone is talking about the arrest. what he's been arrested about is a serious matter. what is in the public domain, i don't think it will be a significant long-term damage. >> the coasts of the past are never far away in ireland. they are haunting gerry adams's political future. >> in sport floyd mayweather junior beat marcos maydana and is unbeaten after 46 fights. he beat the argentinian champion to unify two welterweight titles. he walks away with $32 million. not a bad night's work. you can keep up to date with all the news by logging on to the website. the address aljazeera.com. but with increasing regular layerty the medicine won't work. the . thi it's the "inside story."

last enemy is by the police service of northern ireland team projected i'd post it to british and irish governments and also by an accomplice homily. and again i thank you choo trains deputy leader mary lou mcdonald has strongly rejected suggestions that the rest of mr adams' that means he's now a suspect in the team a coma murder investigation. for the fullest call them that an adult to withhold the same but the timing of his detention by the psni was politically inspired fatah mission fame. gerry adams a dress made for a full rich and the news conference this morning tea event intended to highlight the need for the protection of workers' rights. the parties get the heater instead of receiving at suggestions that mr adams was no murder suspect. so i think this is wrong that few if any run of you. to suggest that the simple fact of being cautions that means that your a suspect rankin bass in fact to snopes the case kerry has voluntarily and come to the psni as he made clear he would sue. and he is assisting them. he is answering answer questions and instead she argued he was the victim

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

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. >> killed and buried in secret the irish mother of 10 was disappeared by the irish republican armyst 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 is publicly motivated but it is not clear about how this will affect the power-sharing government, of which martin mcguinness is the deputy. >> international workers day across the world. thousa

the irish republican leader gerry adams has been a second night in police custody. they continued to question him over the murder of the mother of 10 who was kidnapped and killed in 1972. her body was secretly buried. >> her body was recovered here in the republic of ireland in 2003 more than 30 years after she was abducted from her home and murdered by the ira. the 37-year-old mother of 10 was wrongfully accused of being a british informer. her son says he knew some of those who abducted her but had been warned to stay silent. >> some of these people we know. the last ac was two themwo -- the last i seen was two women holding my mother by the arm. >> the ira finally admitted murdering her and several others people who work killed and buried by irish republicans during the trouble. 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.

patrick's day parade because to most irish americans he is a hero. >> gerry! >> struggling to free northern ireland from british rule. but adams has been called a terrorist by others. >> yesterday that same gerry adams, the president of the irish political party sinn fein, was arrested for questioning in connection with one of the most notorious cold cases in the western hemisphere. >> police in northern ireland use this station to question the most serious terror suspects. gerry adams spent last night and today in custody here. >> in recent years gerry adams, currently a member of the irish parliament, has come to be seen as an elder statesman of sorts, a man who helped bring an end to the horrible troubles in northern ireland. he's also a man with very deep ties to the ira. sinn fein was once considered the political wing of the i.r.a. adams is being held in connection to the i.r.a. murder of a woman named jean mcconville, a widow and mother of ten, over four decades ago. >> mrs. mcconville was taken from her home in belfast by an armed i.r.a. gang in 1972.

adams is now a member of the irish parliament. investigators have made arrests before in this murder case, but adams is the most significant one so far. aljazeera. >> we are joined live from northern ireland. why do you think this arrest has come about now? there is skepticism surrounding the timing, isn't there? >> well, yes, certainly the party says that this is politically motivated, quite cynical, partly they say because european election are coming and this is an attempt by the protestants to discredit. maybe, maybe not, you could put forward a suggestion that says all the trouble in northern ireland at the moment is really promoted by disenfranchised protestant working class men who say they don't see any dividend from the peace process. unemployment is the problem. they don't like the power sharing arrangement, feel betrayed by britain and the idea that the leading politician and a man, organizer and republican strategy for peace might be questioned over an historic crime more than 40 years ago could be a bone footed to the

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 so called hard men of northern ireland strife, those that wanted to join the irish republic, ore keep their hometowns in the united kingdom, still walk the streets today, along with their victims and their victims survivors. point four days in jail last week, he was questioned in connection with the abduction and murder of gene mcconvoy. adams maintains his innocence, and has always denied he was a member of the ira. >> i am conscious there's another way at the heart of all of this. and that is the family of gene mcconnell. let me be very clear, i am innocent of any involve innocent in any conspiracy to abduct, skill, or bury mrs. 4:00 con dell. i have worked hard with others, to have this injustice addressed and is for the return of bodies of others kills during the conflict, and secretly buriedly isn't to do so. >> helen is gene's daughter. she wants to know why her mother was dragged out of her home, by members of the ira, and killed for allegedly being a british informant. >> i will do anything to get to see who killed my mother behind bars. i have to believe. that's what mak

. >> 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

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irish republican leader gerry adams has spent the second placed in police custody. there are those detectives continued to question him over his alleged role in the ira murder of belfast mother of ten team combo. she was kidnapped and killed in nineteen seventy two. her body then secretly buried for decades. trace the bond takes up the story her body was recovered here and the republic of ireland in two thousand and three more than thirty years after she was abducted from her home and murdered by the ira gina cargo of thirty seven year old mother of ten was wrongfully accused of being a british and for her son michael says he knew some of those who abducted her. it had been warned that gunpoint to stay silent the whole unit because of the mosque the last i see most of the mahler but they are an ignorant and momo a crown. in nineteen nineteen during the ira finally admitted murdering jean and several other so called disappeared people who were abducted killed and secretly buried by irish republicans during the troubles. at that time gerry adams was the leader of the

the northern irish police got hold of the tapes through the u.s. courts.s has long denied the allegations and says they can't be tested now anyway, scott, because the people who made them have since died. >> pelley: adams arrested but as far as we know, not yet charged. mark phillips in our london newsroom, thank you, mark. victims of sexual assault on campus may not be getting the help that the law requires. an oil train derails and explodes in flames. and he once starred alongside a cartoon rabbit. we'll remember actor bob hoskins when the "cbs evening news" continues. continues. ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" apples fall, but the apples of your cheeks dodefy gravity. juvÉderm voluma® is the only fda-approved injectable gel to instantly add volume to your cheek area. as you age, cheeks can lose volume. voluma adds volume creating contour and lift for a more youthful profile. for up to two years. temporary side effects include tenderness, swelling, firmness, lumps, bumps, bruising, pa

this gondola ride 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 proclaim

gray hair and the irish face.nd so they're having trouble finding him by the really focused on her and a launched a campaign where they had these public service announcements, have you seen these people? they rented in daytime television. cnn wrote about, to decide on the new campaign, and she was sitting in reykjavÍk and saw them and recognize them as her neighbors in santa monica. so she called the fbi in this and a couple of agents out to interview the marriage of the apartment also let in the pub next to them and showed him the photos and he was like, oh oh, y god, those are my neighbors. they said are you sure? he suggests. they said go knock on the door and lower and out. he said no, i might talk to charlie. [laughter] i'm not knocking on whitey's door. he actually lai later complainen one of the letters that he wrote, a cat can't be captured. can't make that up, right? that's amazing. >> this story can't be made up. it goes on and on which is one of the things your book beautifully captures. >> we lived in

it's now part of mr adams's irish parliamentary constituency.he coincidence, and his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> but local observers believe that mr adams power base is assured for now. >> gerry adams was elected in 2011 with 15,000 votes. first part of the post. he'd have to lose 7,000 for his seat to be in danger. to lose 50% is unlikely. everyone is talking about this arrest. it is what he's been arrested about, it is a serious matter. what is in the public domain. if it doesn't manifest itself, i don't think there'll be significant long-term damage. >> ghosts of the past are never far away in ireland. once again they are haunting gerry adams political future. >>> a papal advisory board says it will bring in measures to hold bishops accountable if they fail to report suspected child abuse. the board says those found guilty of ignoring sexual abuse should be dealt with regardless of their position in church. >> in time we will propose initiatives to encourage local responsibility around the world and the mutua

northern irish mother of ten team a convo was dissipated by the irish republican army just before christmas in nineteen seventy two. the ira admitted the killing in nineteen ninety nine and forty was discovered buried on that this speech in two thousand and three. the mother has told gerry adams leader of the irish republican greek shinn fein for decades saddam who was killed. two events. so the deciduous and we support. intuitively it people were injured. to comply with its talk of interest stop this by acting in 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 of minutes and irish nationalism across the uk during the ira's nineteen eighties bombing campaigns. three decades of fun and it's green cap. the greeks like the ira wanted a unified on and protestants who 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. it's unclear how will both take note the power sharing government in which dean kamen the

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

it was one of the most notorious murderers or killings in the irish conflict. new evidence which had been released to authorities prompted the questioning of gerry adams, and the questioning process was extended over a number of days, inciti inciting strong feelings on both sides of the divide there. now we're looking at the release of the irish republican leader. >>> the parliament has chosen a new prime minister. he was sworn in after being elected by 121 out of 180 members of the general national congress. let's get more on the story now with the analyst. good to have with us. he's the fifth prime minister since the overthrow of gaddafi. do you think he has a better chance of leading where others have failed? >> reporter: he's incredibly courageous in a moment where the previous prime minister had been threaten and had fighting on his hands, i think. i think he's quite courageous, but he has to identify three main places where he can be successful, and that's building consensus amongst the very political blocs and party blocs in the gnc in a quite difficult

. >>> irish republican leader gerry adams has been released from custody. he was questioned for several address over the murder of a belfast mother in 1972. jean mcconville was falsely accused of being an informant by the irish republican army. adams says he's the victim of a campaign to link him to the crime. >>> pro-russian activists storm the police headquarters in the southern ukranian city of odessa, forcing the release of 60 separatists arrested after violent street battles. more than 40 anti-government protestors died. a full investigation is under way. jonah hull reports. >> reporter: to cries of "our heroes", they emerged from the police station, more than 60 pr russian protesters, arrested for taking part in the extreme violence. for hours, as riot police looked on, the crowd shouted freedom. it demanded the release of those ideas. >> some forced their way into a vehicle entrance to the police station. once inside they seemed to be on the brink of complete control. and then from somewhere an apparent police decision to ak which esque. >> this is a

. >> lindsey competes in irish dance. she's been to eight world championships.lso been to the 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

michael coleman, probably the most influential irish musician of the 20th century.ld wax cylinders and 78s that he made here in new york-- they traveled back to ireland, and they changed fiddle playing style. people tried to imitate coleman whether they were from sligo or whether they're from cork or donegal. it no longer was the case that you could tell where somebody was from by listening to them. that was the beginning, that this was starting to be homogenized. in a positive way, technology has helped this music in that there's an awful lot of recordings of very good music out there. so it's brought it to a wider listening public. (tesar) very, very early days, some phonograph recordings were cut right to wax. they'd stand in the room, and the cutting lathe would cut the original master right into wax, which, by the way, had to be very soft, so it had to be very hot. so a lot of the old-time musicians will tell stories about the early days of recording like almost stripping down in their underwear and going in this room and recording for three minutes. it's 130 d

. >> and bikers and irish men too. >> yes, irish men too.ow is that sort of disrespect for people help you govern. >> a substantial portion of my political campaign is campaigning against political correctness. those harleyisms have a warning. you may find it offensive, but i had everybody, jews, polish people, irish, italians, religious jokes and black jokes. by the way my wife screened that and we took the hard core zingers out. so if i catch any flak from people like you i can fire that back and attack my attackers. i don't like political correctness. can i say this? it sucks. it is bondage. i am about as politically correct as your turd in a punch bowl. i am proud of it and going for it and going for the vote of the real people out there and not these bondage-type people who don't have a clue about picking up strangers at night and hauling them god knows where. >> all right, next question. >> i love how he says, just so you know my mom took out the bad ones. if you see what is on there, that's not a good thing to say that you actually ha

despite repeated searches, jean's body lay undetected on an irish beach more than 30 years.her remains were eventually found in 2003. >> even having her body back. g#÷% secretly recorded by an american university in which some former ira a members spoke about their role and named names. one man alleged to have given an interview was charged six weeks in connection with jean'sswd) murder. another brandon hughes who has since died claimed gerry led the disappearance and there were disagreements with his former friend over the peace protection process. >> staying on that subject. sarah has been speaking to jean mcconville's son michael about the latest developments. >> i heard it from the place. the place rang me. they said this is a 65-year-old mom in connection that does appear in the murder of your mother. that doesn't tell me it was gerry adams. i 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 wh

but what is the biggest domestic risk to the irish recovery story?missing the good times here because with the pricing back in, off, investment, people say we have lots of debt but the net present value are coming back into the black as a result of cost of capital going so low. my biggest fear we'll fail to grasp that and give us a spurt of recovery will clear our debts but get more back to work and increase the size of our labor force. >> they say they reckon the coalition might split if labor have a bad set but finafoil would say that. >> there is a risk people would get inward looking but the opportunities are immense for the economy so hopefully we'll get over the interim domestic peace and elections are only a couple of weeks away, a week for local europeans but get more stability. >> danny, always nice to see you. danny mccoy, ceo of the business group ibec. so, things looking better but the biggest danger we miss the growth opportunity. back to you. >> danny there talked about the progressive -- how progressive the tax system is, steve. and, y

new concert so that the irish guy citizens. incompetence. his first task is to deal with a domino forced to be released tomorrow. the minister does not excite dealing with what has happened. i got a seductive collapse of confidence in viking parts of the administration of justice . welcome to six mm on the newly appointed minister for justice francis fitzgerald has promised a new era and the new culture restore confidence in policing here. mr fitzgerald received the seal of office this afternoon after the show commenced replacement in the boil. human as efficient as provide leadership and deal with the challenges and issues currently faced by the gandhi and her department i cleaned since frances fitzgerald is within the shinkansen event in dublin this morning bush he was remaining calling. but soon after with the peace goodness that it is getting to the department of justice attorney for making the department of children in the afternoon and the receipts tastiest of office the new minister for justice pill with a heavenly took time to change

for as long as she can remember, natalie irish has been passionate about art.she was diagnosed with type one diabetes at age 18, even that became a struggle for her. >> i can't keep my eyes open. i can't focus on my art classes >> her blood sugar was seven times higher than normal. doctors were surprised she hadn't lapsed into a diabetic coma. >> everything changed. my priorities, the way i ate and lived my life. just starting from scratch. >> not long after, something else changed, too. her style of art. >> i put on my red lipstick, and blotted it on a piece of tissue, saw the lip print. i was like i can paint with that. >> that's right. she paints with her lips. >> this is just a different paint brush. >> natalie creates masterpieces. she says some of them sell for thousands of dollars and she's using that attention to help raise awareness about type one diabetes. her biggest message, fix the physical but don't forget the mental. >> every day is different. you have good days and bad days, but it is not, you know -- >> i don't know how she makes those amazing

has made its position untenable can i ask if they are reacting to the office didn't hear from the irish catholic faith or to protect expressed its regret that the resignation day eight and goes on to say that he was a distinguished ministers to upgrade the resignation and the circumstances and it says alan shelter was an exceptionally hard working radical and performing minister and bringing the position a genuine and deep economic understanding of the heat the reforms needed to grand island a more equal society do you accept that this was a minister with a kitchen and integrity and diligence and ceo. i figured it sure was a very administer guardian cousins my seemed as eu is any worse than the missus before to mind but what i'm saying is that it challenges will write the history of the we gave him a lot of evidence and a one week we also bought oversee obligations and there it was disappointing weekend for them. china not saying this i mean this is the former and no i'm just saying that the missile failed to actually bring to the accountability and transparency test required in and aud

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that is what happened in the irish situation at the end of the 1990s. it's a moment i think we all need to pay more attention to, how it was done, how mitchell managed that. >> host: has the u.s. presence in afghanistan cut down on terrorism? >> guest: i -- again, because it's a contemporary question i can't make predictions about i shudder to think about the damage we have done when i realize what has happened since 9/11 with regard to iraq and afghanistan. i'm worried about it, yes. i think we have created more problems than we may have solved. but that's a guess. >> host: 1920. wall street. bombed. who did it, why did that they d? what was the response? >> guest: before there were islamic militants and before there were communists there are an no, exists. so going back to the end of -- anarchists. so at the end of the 20th 20th century, the enemy of the day were the an narkists. there was an anarchist who had come to this country -- immigration in those days was before the first world war was very open. if you got here, you basically were in. a numbe

with i love the acquisition of the irish maker.it down from 30% to 17% because it has much lower corporate taxes than we do. there's no denial that perrigo missed big. 20 cent earnings miss on a tiny 1% increase in organic sales. the company blamed the weakness on a milder cough and cold season as well as a declient in retail foot traffic from the cold weather which we know is true. they've been having manufacturing problems with mucinex. it has made a lot of money over the years. and i wonderful be surprised if perrigo is ready to rebound. let's take a look at the ceo. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you so much for coming on. >> let's cut right to it. this is a combination of the products i'm worried about. a weak cold and flu and yet some manufacturing problems with mucinex. are those problems behind us? if that's the case, i know the number will be better. >> it is a very important product for us. first of all. we do know how to make it. we've made 100 batches of this product. having said that, the recent raw materials su

and they were making fun of the fact that i did it in an irish accent.ish accented cowboy. >> jimmy: so seth called me up and asked if i do this film. and i said i'll do it on condition they can use my own irish accent. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to show a clip here's liam neeson in a "a million ways to die in the west." take a look at this guy. >> where'd you learn to shoot? >> your wife. >> oh snap. >> look, look, look, before you kill me. just grant me a few last words. all right? >> make it quick. >> let anna live. all right? let her live. this is not her fault. i kissed her. she didn't kiss me. all right? it's not her fault. i mean she didn't tell me she was married so it's a little bit her fault i guess. [ laughter ] yeah i guess that's kind of true. so maybe just shoot her in the arm? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he's a hero. [ cheers and applause ] liam neeson, "a million ways to die in the west" opens in theaters may 30th. terry crews joins us next. come on back everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ by perfecting the recipe for the world's #1

irish war has welcomed the announcement of the opposition parties is strongly criticized both old and destroyed the changes as window dressing. lol x the photographers were waiting for these news conference that will connect ninety care of the water charges and announces agreed by the cabinet. it came after three weeks of both the ancient and three cabinet meetings. there was no sign of the likud ministers the minister acknowledge their employers. this was the biggest decisions of who would make them into government and the imperfect early went to college to do a very strong view was of an inch of his master so important to know. has called for the agreement with the government. singapore says the cabinet decided the average household filled with the two hundred and fourteen you'll hear filipino standing charge but the vacation we decide if the minimum target would like to holiday homes. it will be announced on hand so this would not apply to holiday homes and may not apply to those that don't pee in a timely manner. the minister also said that there would be an extra bounce to cover

>> jimmy: it is. >> is she irish?s not irish, no, but she married an irishman. >> is she mexican? >> jimmy: no, she's not mexican. >> okay. so this isn't working out for declan. >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] what happened to the outfit from "pretty woman"? do you have that? >> i'm so scared of everything you're saying. >> jimmy: i'm curious, is that something -- >> you mean the hooker outfit? >> jimmy: yeah, the hooker outfit. is that something that you own? >> no. no. should i make this more conversational? >> jimmy: you don't get to take that home? >> not in those days i didn't. >> jimmy: really? >> no. no. i would. but -- there were more than one. i think there were a few. one i know for certain was auctioned off for charity, and i think -- >> jimmy: that's weird. [ laughter ] [ applause ] slightly inappropriate. but i guess you can still make a difference. >> we do what we can. and i think a japanese corporation bought it and put it in their lobby. >> jimmy: oh, god only knows. [ laughter ] >> it's best ton think abo

adams' irish parliament constituency. the coincidence and now his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> local observers believe mr. adams' power base is assured for now. >> 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

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