but if you look at the faces of the red brigades or the irish republican army, there is always a process regeneration. we need to somehow gets to bat on that account. i think that we are doing very badly. i don't know that we are losing that we are not making headway. and what bothers me is that people like kelly right here have been talking about public diplomacy for years but we are actually not showing the kind of new arguments and imagination and determination that we would need to make that succeed. and i don't think that this administration is going to do any better than the last one did on the side of the public diplomacy. >> this gentle man and then we will get you next. >> the commentary. in your strategy area you talk about we don't seem to mention some of the programs like the training of other countries and the covering of terrorism capabilities or the mentioning of the budget cut in the bush administration and what do you see in these programs and why it's hard to get the funding levels sustained in the congress? >> you were careful to say that you haven't seen that i thin i

which was established in the ninety nine cease following some of the terrorist attacks by the irish republican army finance call of london the so-called city. it was an effort to basically come fall access and so use the surveillance cameras as you can see here to create checkpoints around a smaller number of roads going into the the financial core of the city and the idea is that you have automated system fall registering and checking the number plates of all of the vehicles that are actually going in and out of the city of london. the system developed over eighteen is and is now largely computer operated checkpoint controls are quite rare and random. unpredictability is part of the system of potential attack should never feel safe the electronic system sees everything and can seal off the financial district as a moment's notice. increasingly people just take this for granted people just assume that they are being digitally monitor to create thing a truck there everyday lives people increasingly embrace that sometimes it's important to stress that this is not. coercive big brother thora tarion sta

. >> reporter: the long running conflict between the british army and the irish republicans in this counted abuse to go on, and if the church wasn't looking for children, then they would be out on the streets. >> there was a vast and sinister conspiracy going on here, involving the most powerful elements in in northern ireland society. nobody is free from guilt on this. and it was not a small number of rotten apples. the perversity was rooted in the political and social realities of northern ireland. >> reporter: this inquiry is only happens at all, because people like john and katy have been prepared to confront their past. it is both tragic and shameful. >>> three former bankers have appeared in court in ireland to face charges related to the country's banking collapse. the three former chiefs are charged with helping to unlawfully prop up the banks share price in 2008. it is only the second time that bankers have been brought to criminal trial in europe. tim reports from dublin. >> reporter: and arriving at court, william one of three former executives of anglo irish bank, the collapse