the payment schedule drawn up by the irish state. >> the judge administering the compensation claims simultaneous ever to grant united states an interview but have condemned media criticism of the scheme as lacking objectivity. they do take the view that the scheme is the best, fairest and simplest way of compensating women for many years for pain and suffering. >> the scheme seems to bear no relationship to recognized payouts. 1 woman who refused the offer took her case to the court and got well over $300,000. in ireland there is a small book telling lawyers what to get for their client written in 2004. the payouts were higher than the victims have received now. >> it's predicated on the presumption that for suffering an operation that shouldn't have been performed, that it was just an inconvenience at the time. >> the most striking thing about these injuries is that they were done to the women not by accident but on purpose by doctors who it appears wanted the mothers to be opened up simply so they could have more and more baz babies regardless of the impact on their health. >> i w

she received $54,000, the baseline offered in the schedule drawn up by the irish state. the department of health and the judge administering the claims have simultaneously refused to grant us an interview but have also condemned media criticism of the scheme as lacking objectivity. they take the view that it is the best, fairest and simplest way of compensating women for many years of pain and suffering. the scheme bears no relationship to recognised pay office. one who refused took her case to the court and got well over 300,000 dollars. there is a small book telling lawyers what they should expect to get for their client if they hurt a knee or ankle or other part of their body. then the pay outs were higher than the victims have received now. >> it is predicated on the presumption that a lot of them suffered was simply an operation that shouldn't have been performed, but that they suffered no injuries afterwards, that they carried on their lives like everybody else, that it was just an inconvenience at the time. >> reporter: the most striking things about their injurie

the baseline offered in the schedule drawn up by the irish state.he department of health and the judge administering the compensation claims have simultaneously refused ever to grant as an interview first of all condemned media criticism the scheme as blalacking objectivity. they seem to take the view that the scheme is the best, fairest and simplest way of compensating women for many years for pain and suffering. >> the scheme seems to bear no relationship to recognized payouts. one woman who refused the state offer took her case to the high court and got well over $300,000. >> up to 70,000. >> in ire land, there is a small book telling lawyers what they should expect to get for their clients if they hurt a knee or ankle or some other part of their body written in 2004. even then the pieouts were higher than the vict ims have received now. >> predicated on the presumption that all of the -- a lot of them suffered with simply an operation that shouldn't have been performed but that they suffered no injuries afterwards that they carried on their live

it led to the creation of the irish free state in 1922. sdwron thon moor is an expert in modern irish politics and says the relationship with neighboring britain is focused on future e.u. membership. >> there is a real problem for some people with ways going on today and that is that there are-- is that there are still people in northern ireland who want to do what men and women did, fight against the british states. anything might be seen as giving them a green light to do that. there is a wariness about what today means. there is great fear in the irish republic and in northern ireland as well. one report said it could suffering economically if the u.k. does leave. there is great fear because despite all the years of independence in the republic, the two economies are very much intertwined and there is a great hope amongst irish political circles and wider circles that the u.k. will not depart, but certainly it would have very, very interesting implications for the peace process because the vast majority of people in northern ireland want

the baseline offered in a baseline schedule drawn up by the irish state. the department of health and the judge have simultaneously refused to grant us an interview, but have also condemned media criticism of the scheme as lacking objectivity. they do, however, take the view that the scheme is the best, fairest and simplest way of compensating women for many years of pain and suffering. the scheme seems to bear no relationship to recognised pay outs. one woman took the case to the high court and got well over $300,000. >> you can go up to 70,000. >> reporter: in ireland there's a small book telling lawyers how much to expect to get for someone with an injury. >> it is predicated on the presumption that all that, a lot of them suffered was simple an operation that shouldn't have been performed, but they suffered no injuries afterwards. that they carried on their lives like everybody else, it was just an inconvenience at the time. >> reporter: the most striking thing about these injuries were that they were not done by accident but on purpose, who appeared t

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it led to the creation of irish free state in 1922. more than 100 people have been arrested in china over the past week in connection with an illegal vaccine scam. so far fourm pharmaceutical companies have had their licences revoked. >> reporter: this woman spent days that she could have exposed her son to danger. she became concerned after news emerged of police breaking up an illegal vacuums seen ring that has been in operation for four years since 2011. >> translation: i am worried because i don't know if this is the only case or many cases like this in the whole country or whether it will happen again >> reporter: last april police arrested mother and daughter in relation to this issue. they brought vaccines and the drugs were made by approved manufacturers, but they were not stored or transported with adequate refrigeration. the w.h.o. and government health bodies said the vaccines are very unlikely to cause adverse side effects. despite the assurances, many parents are angry. one of the reasons parents are so suspicious is becau

irish companies now employ 100,000 people across 50 states in the united states. that's very different from the situation that applied for a century and a half where migration was one way. emigration meant that the remittance back to ireland kept people alive essentially until such time as we have come to a point where we can employ and contribute to the great american society and the greater commerce of the world. obviously, our trading links are such that we want to develop that in the time ahead. clearly, the biggest in ireland of 1,000 multinationals with many from the united states have given an opportunity for young irish people to give vent to their imaginative qualities of creativity and engenuity, of being able to meet the bar however high the challenge is. we're very proud of that association and it's having an impact on our young people with their opportunity to give of their best. brian mcman used to say the person in front of the class actually has a challenge and that is to find the gift or the flower that every person has got. how do you find it? ho

irish companies now employ 100,000 people across 50 states in the united states. and that's very different from the situation that applied for a century and a half where the migration was one way, and emigration from the country meant that the product from america and the remittances back to ireland kept it alive, essentially, until such time as we have come to a point where we can employ and contribute to the great american society and the greater commerce of the world. obviously, our trading links are such that we want to develop that in the time ahead. clearly, the base in ireland of a thousand multinationals, and many of them from the united states, have given an opportunity for young irish people to give vent to their imaginative qualities of creativity and ingenuity of being able to meet the bar, however high the challenge is. and we're very proud of that association, and it's having an impact on our young people with their opportunity to give of their best. and brian mcmahon, who was a teacher, he used to say that the person in front of the class actually h

the irish free state was established. >>> cambodia's kmer rouge leaders killed thousands in a pursuit of a communist utopia. 30 years later those who survived are trying to revive their art. karishma via is reporting from phnom penh. >> traditional musician from cambodia for more than half a century. and he expects nothing less than perfection there his students. >> translator: this traditional wedding music is my life. i won't stop playing it until i die. and i will continue teaching it to the younger generation. >> reporter: but his love of music almost cost him his life. musicians like master men were hunted and killed by the kmer rouge regime in the 1970s, murdered more than 2 million people and banned all forms of art in its effort to establish a purely agrarian society uncorrupted as they saw it by any creative people or intellectuals. >> 80% were killed during that period. so no religion, no music, no arts. no expression. >> reporter: within just one generation, cambodia's rich heritage was decimated. cultural organizations for cambodian living arts is to you working with old m

they won the irish free state. the arrangement of the good friday that would british irish unity.he easter rising i offer some lines 1916. i met them at close coming with vivid among gray 18th century. his nature seemed so daring and sweet. this other man had dreamed a drunken. he had done most bitter wrong to some near my heart. i number him in the song. he, too, has resigned his part in the casual comedy. that's heaven's part. our part to name upon name when sleep has come and limbs that run wild. what it is but nightfall. not night but death. was it needless death. for all is done and said we know their dream enough. what if excessive love bewildered them until they died. i read it out in a verse. where evergreen is worn our changed changed utterly, a terrible beauty is born. that's hardball for now. "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> i expect that from a 12-year-old bully on the playground. >> i did a retweet. it was a retweet by somebody else. >> donald trump's welcome rocky to wisconsin. >> do you stand by what you said about scott walker? >> i

state and notre dame squaring off, in their series finale. the irish went up early, but n.c. state using all its resources to come back. ryan lives there with the breaking ball. he tops seven strikeouts. he completes a run, start to follow, the wolfpack down into the fifth. they tie this with a short one. they help bring in steven chu tarot and n.c. state takes the lead at 7-6. they would win 16-6. more live. heather: that will do is tonight thank you for watching. you can get more news online, >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." making history in cuba. president obama just touching down here. the first time in nearly 90 years an american president has set foot in havana. controversy. will there be new opportunity for american business here? how soon will american tourists be allowed in? the famous hotel chain announcing new plans tonight. as we take you into havana. the young families. the vintage american cars. as we get set for our exclusive interview with the president. >>> also breaking this sunday night, the eruption of protests against donald trump f

the event ignited an independent movement that led to the creation of the irish free state in 1922. we're taking you now live to brussels where thi this is in belgium. we are watching riot police advancing on a group who have gathered there in the square. now earlier on, our correspondent jacky rowland has been telling us about this particular group flying flags that seemed to indicate that they were anti isil. it's not much that's known about this particular group, however as you can see there, police in riot gear advancing on this particular group, trying of course to disperse the group from the square there. earlier on, solidarity rally that had been planned, called a march against had been planned, had been postponed because of security concerns. the authorities are urging people to stay away from brussels. particularly in open areas like this in order to eases the pressure over the already overstretched police force. the march against fear was planned to mark the attacks which killed 28 and injured hundreds. however just in the last hour or so, a few hundred people have gathere

state. many irish pubs will open early for saint patrick's day. 3 good morning 3 cincinnati.thanks for joining us on this *******i'm john lomax.and i'm sheila gray.the stories of the day are coming up. first a check of the weather. here's meterologist john gumm. 3 we begin this morning warren county. a woman is in jail, suspected in the death of her stepson police say she used a cruel punishment at a home on boulder drive in franklin. anna ritch is accused of putting the four-year old victim's legs in scalding hot water. austin derrick cooper was reportedly not breathing yesterday morning and died at the hospital. right now, ritch is only charged with child endangering. investigators are still trying to determine how austin died and if the charges should be upgraded. 3 loved ones of a girl who police say died at the hands of her boyfriend are speaking out. hailey hall was beaten about two weeks ago in the parking lot of a club on kellogg avenue ... and the 16 year old died earlier this week. suzanne foster was hailey's friend, and loved her like a daughter. she says she didn't approve of the b

irish companies employ 100,000 people across 50 states in the united states and that's very differentfrom the situation that applied for a century and a half where the migration was one way,'m brags from the country meant the remittances back to ireland kept people alive essentially until such time as we have come to a point where we can employ and contribute to the great american society and the greater commerce of the world. obviously our trading links are such that we want to develop that in the time ahead. clearly the base in ireland of a thousand multinationals with many of them from the united states have given an opportunity for young irish people to give vent to their imaginative qualities of creativity and ingenuity, of being able to meet the bar however high the challenge is and we're very proud of that association and it's having an impact on our young people with their opportunity to give of their best. brian mcmahon was a teacher who used to say that the person in front of the class actually has the challenge and this is to find the gift or the flower that every person's

state title on saturday. i'm going to mention this. i did go to st. joe's, very proud of that. the vikings are the first team since lebron james led the fighting irish to go to the state championship game four years in a row. it's been donald only twice. lebron's team and the mighty vibings vibings at st. joe. 10 10:45 time for the tip-off. >> tia: sam, bring out the hat >> samantha: i know. it's so chilly out there this morning, but it will get a lot colder into the weekend. remember yesterday? wasn't it nice? we hit 57. today only 46. that's pretty much average for this time of year, but we're about to go below average all weekend long. we'll talk about it after the break. >> john: sam, thanks. if ohio governor john kasich thinks his next primary win may come in pennsylvania, why, we ask, is he spending the weekend >> brian: well, he's considered one of the smallest babies ever born, and now he continues to beat the odds. >> tia: we tell you about a local charity motivating a group of clevelanders to climb mt. kilimanjaro. >> brian: very talented kids take the stage this weekend in downtown cleveland. it's friday. we made to friday, march 18th. we

the irish ambassador of the united states was the grand marshal. she said it's actually her first time being a grand marshal. >> but there's so many irish people, particularly young people in the city and they are everything in the tech sector and i connect with them and visit companies who are doing business but apart from that, that's the -- that's the more serious sides, just trolling around this city is a pleasure.

state. >> you know i'm irish, right? >> i did know that. >> that's why i'm off on friday. friday. >> honorary, but i'm really. >>> votets all across the sunshine state heading g the polls now. >> it's a make or break day for many of thoso remaining candidates. local 10 news has all your team coverage the you only uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not goioi to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, but it's literally stuck in a tree. (car horn honking) a chainsaw? no, no, all we really need is a tow truck. day or night, >>> local 10 news at 5:00, the polls just hours away from opening the final pitches from the candidates on this big day. >>> danger on duty, three officers are wounded in chicago. we have the moments leading up to shots fired. >>> grabd, thrown to the ground, the action being taken by an officer as one woman is accuses of force. >>> we'll let

nc state battles back from a double-digit deficit but then dmitriy jackson takes over. zack august leaves the irish with 24 points and 11 rebounds. defending state garner is looking to get back to defend his title. they've beaten garner early in the season. carries gangrene out full force. he knocks down the three- pointer. garner gets its running game nick for the layup and then allen take himself on the break driving in four driving in 42. carries -- he will beat the buzzard with the 29 points 47-43 in the second half corey comes alive and gay 19 pounds -- points. hurricanes lose at tampa bay 4- 3. suspect what it came unc duke's. >> it was hot and that gym. >> pretty warm i had. joining us have a great night so, you wanted to talk about your account. yes. i-i don't know how else to say this, mr. vector, oh. market's been in a slump lately. used to happen to me during my playing days. just got to ride it out. but it's -- it's not the market. it's the trades. i never authorized these -- not one of them. unauthorized trades? you know, i, uh -- i got a call from the s.e.c. about that the other day.

and that really got the irish people -- got their rage up of the irish people. >> i think it's significant as the birth of the united states people are very proud of that moment when they were able to break away. >> reporter: michael bradley is the parade director. he says the 100 year anniversary of the easter rebellion in the perfect time to celebrate the heroes and history. songs and dances and floats to celebrate the evolution of the irish cause. and the constant rock of faith. >> it's probably the only parade in the country that starts with a mass much it's important to make sure that we realize that we are irish catholic. we're celebrating our religion and our ethic backyard. >> the mass is at st. patrick's at 20th and low cuff. >> first of all i know we'll have great weather because kathy or will promise us great weather and you have bob kelly involved we won't have any traffic that sunday either. >> ♪ >> reporter: come on down and join the gang, we'll have kathy orr, bob kelly and mike jerrick hosting and most of the fox 29 family is marching. grab your family and join our family march 13th on the parkway. i'm kare

irish people. >> i think significant as the birth of the united states. ry proud of that moment that when they were able to break away. >> reporter: michael bradley is the parade director. he says the 100 year anniversary of the easter rebellion is the per fact time to celebrate the heroes and history. there will be songs and dances and floats to celebrate the evolution of the irish cause and the constant rock of faith. >> it's probably the only parade in the country that starts with mass. i think it's important to make sure that we realize that we are irish catholic. we're celebrating our religion and ethnic background. >> reporter: st. patrick's parade mass is on the st. patrick's over at 20th and locust. >> first of all i know we'll have great weather because i think kathy orr will promise us great weather. if you have bob kelly involved we won't have any traffic that sunday either. ♪ >> reporter: come on down and join the gang. we'll have kathy orr, bob kelly and mike jerrick who are hosting. most of the fox 29 family is marching so grab your family an

people across the tri-state are feeling the luck- of-the-irish for st. paddy's day! the party began, even before the covington. that's where our jessica brown has been live all morning. 'good morning! you are right doors will open around 5:30 this morning. and at 7 there will pipers and of coursekegs and eggs will be served the first 100 people thorugh the door will get a souvenir shirt. we have video from last years event and its always a major turnout. officials here expect hundreds of people to come down today for the event that will go on throughout the evening. of course there will be plenty of drink specials and even an extra tented area for folks to partake in live music, dancing, and irish food. now there are plenty of places celebrating st patricks day in the cincinnati area we have a list of places you can check out to get in the st pattys day spirit on our website at fox19now.com and we are continuing to dancers... coming up next toyota billboard frank cam a annual tradition before contemplating the many choices on steak 'n shake's $4 dollar menu, one must

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irish. irish.coming up next at seven at look at some of the events around the tri-state celebrating saint patrick. and will it stay clear for the rest of your night?steve is has your forecast which at 7! check it out -- it's st. patrick's day and celebrations are happening all over the world.especially in ireland! this is a live look from earth-cam-dot-com. the camera is set up in dublin outside the popular temple bar. the streets have been full nearly all day. there are plenty of st patrick's day celebrations around the tri-state today. like this one-- at the cincinnati public library's main branch. this is the 34th year friends of the public library sponsored the event. it kicked off just before noon with performances by irish 05:14:35 we have people come for it every year... fun event 05:22:08 05:22:08 organizers say the cincinnati library gets an especailly large crowd thanks to the city's rich irish geneology and history. this was fairly mellow compared to the party outside at fountain square. nat montage here31 57 57 girl dance (2 seconds)24:35:50 cheers (2 sedconds)21:10:37 (photobomb scre

i love the idea of people, irish people standing up for. they in the united states. which is where this was really born. a celebration of americans of irish roots. >> i'm from chicago. the river is green. it is just green order st. patrick's day. >> truly green. >> i didn't think it was naturally green. do you know what kind of guy bolling is? he was the guy in the school yard who would say hey, juan, you don't have any green on. pinch, pinch. >> the guy who celebrates it every thursday. >> juan brings up a good point. this is more about america than ireland. america takes something that was solemn, a religious holiday. the pubs were actually closed. and america turns it into a vast party. especially in new york where people who aren't irish, they're drunk stockbrokers, they're urinating on my front porch. >> get off my porch! >> the problem is, it has turned into something different in new york. a lot of drunks. >> yesterday you said something that was clear to me all daying was around. a lot of kids. high school kids, college kids who decide this is an opportunity f

state on the road at notre dame. the wolf back looking to upset the fighting irish but it wouldn't happen yesterday -- wolf pack. n.c. state falls. the team is locked into that 12 seed in next week's a.c.c. tournament. tournament win tlop defeat gardner webb. this will be the eagles third straight game appearance -- win tlop. u.n.c. asheville. clemson on the road at boston college. they got the win 66 to 50. queens fall to win tlop 77 to 68 in the south atlantic conference semifinals. >> there's plenty more to come. an indiana woman sets out the break a given in his world record. why hitting the treadmill may have gotten her a place in history. >> plus as we get set to spring forward turns out there's a health risks to this time of the year. we're going to share that new research coming up in health news. stick around. you are waking up with wbtv news >> hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? more than 30,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much gre

state's up by six, but just that quickly, it was erased. transition defense. a problem all day for the irish. run. steve asuria with the honors. state still fighting in the second half. barber again ties it at 53. too much fire power from notre dame fresh man rick rex pflueger hitting the three. up next, they've got wake forest high school tournament keeps going. the 4a regional finals, you've got the defending champs garner taking on cary, triangle rivals, and donte tatum with a little authority at the end of the half. it was a seven-point lead for the imps. he had 29 points but the trojan defense doing damage in the second half. thomas allen gets the bucket to tie it. he was terrific. 32 points for him. final 30 seconds. it's the trojans who would take a three-point lead. looks like they've got it wrapped up. oh, but too much time for the imps, and corey ginsler with a three to tie it with three seconds left. we've got overtime. four seconds left in ot. kyle kinsler, cody's brother, inbounds to him and corey does the west. cary prevails 71-69 and they'll head to the 4a state final next wee

state police. we're going to stay on top of it. live outside the irish memorial, monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >>> well, this morning, fog is the first story. the second one is, of course, your the patrick's day forecast. the dense fog is around for part of the area. lower than half a mile in some spots. be careful driving. cold air moves in this next weekend and that's going to let us to our next storm chance. we're tracking a storm that has the potential to bring us a storm. look at the visibility. that is some dense fog. half a mile in wrightstown. philadelphia not looking too bachltd wilmington, half mile visibility. we're seeing the patchy dense fog this morning. that's going to stay around pretty much o the rest of the morning hours and the morning commute. pottstown, 45 degrees. atlantic city, 43 degrees. most of the area sitting in the 40s. they'll be warming up into the 60s this afternoon. st. patrick's day, 60s we'll see showers move through at 4:00 p.m. we'll have scattered showers around. tomorrow we're cooler in the 50s and we have another

rising and that was a similar event in irish history that changed the relationship on the 0i8d of the ridership and great britain and the relationship with the united states and relationships with europe i'm conscious it means different things to different people while the irish know about that the refreshing americans know and most americans with not familiar with was it stood for i've tried to find the colonel why it is important for everybody and our prayed marks that occasion how to ties to the communities here in america and particularly in san francisco and the word i'll use is in justice what caused the men and women of eastern 1916 to stand up in refwhern a minority and they were told to stay home by something compelled them to take to the streets and even as a time the conflict with the world-class 1 remaining and later on have any rich americans and serving with the american services what compelled them to act that was in justice a history of centuries of injustice of being third class subjects to some other people and that resonated very much with the irish experience in america coming here to the first great republic if you read the words find

state that point been far worse. what a game high twenty nine will step back jumper good but they trailed forty five thirty nine at halftime. too much to the irish off the steel they find zach auguste with a team high twenty four state falls to eighty nine to seventy five. it's been one special season for the senior men's basketball team this year first round of the division three ncaa tournaments. aaron mcfarland with revis twenty one point five three pointers on the night next. connor left from walk off all open the heart as he chipped in eight to the nineteen point lead into the locker room didn't match matter after that marcus carter from broome high with a bucket there fifteen points eleven boards for him there big fella tim daly had fourteen to go with nine boards pretty much everybody playing a role last night nine seventy one when they're now twenty four and one on the season that's most wins in school history. haven't lost since the since december their win streak now reaching eighteen straight in our one around to where they face off against nyu tonight from the freeman center at seven o'clock on senior day for the lady monarchs are vo

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on this one day, the irish was celebrated in the united states. >> reporter: it's truly a magical place. it was one of the oldest facilities, one of the oldest tenements like that that's preserved in that way. to take a tour yourself, visit tenement.org. we see the st. patrick's day parade every year, but we probably overlook how important it was to people just grasping for a taste of home. steve: yeah. yeah. amazing. it's in a cool part of the city. the whole area continues to change. it's getting down there. >> reporter: i wonder if we have more saloons now or back then. steve: we have more small plate restaurants. we know that. who knows? thank you, simone. dari: thank you. >> a community with a checkered past wants to paint a better picture of itself going forward. steve: the neighborhood art project aimed at giving people in crown heights a renewed sense of pride. dari: the nypd shifting tactics when it comes to quality of life crimes. why the new policy is confusing the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- with big southwest flavor. with veggie o

from the west late wednesday with rain that overspreads the tri-state during the day three days after st. patrick's day, the luck of the irish was still with notre dame today. stephen f. austin's thomas walk up was just terrific in this game. look at the switch...and the basket.walk up had 21.the lumberjacks led by one, under ten seconds to go. notre dame's demetrius jackson drives, misses, zack august miss the tip in . but rex flueger, put in the game for defensive purposes, winds up tipping it home.the lumberjacks with a desperation try at the horn to win it.but it's notre dame that plays on to the sweet 16, a 76-75 winner. tonight, xavier will play for the right to meet the irish in philadelphia.it's a tale of two teams....the fast break plodding and pounding badgers of wisconsin.our john popovich is with the musketeers in st. louis. last sunday xavier wanted to be one of the elite 68 basketball teams in the country. tonight they want to be one of the eliite 16. they have a good chance but they have to take care of business in st louis tonight. tonight.the musketeers sent home weber state on friday night....it's wisconsin

irish with five women in double digits. no shame for duke losing this one. nr state will play in the quarter final game tonight against sire excuse. pack lost to sir cruise by three the last time the two teams played in raleigh. tonight's game tips at #:00ment tomorrow's game, battle of the blues, 6:30. we are used to the 9:00 game. >> we'll have the coverage here after the game. >> we'll cut in as soon as the game is over. we'll talk to players and coaches and have lots of reaction from fans. >> it should be interesting. there could be a championship won tomorrow. we'll see. >> and they could one again in a couple of days. >> that's what's fun. >> duke could lose tomorrow and win the currentment next week. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> and thank you for watching. coming up on nbc news with lester holt, stopping peanut allergies. what parents should be doing now that could prevent a lifetime of dangerous health complications for their >> here others look at studio a where attorneys are taking your calls and answering your legal questions for free. they are here un

state's up by six but it was erased quickly. transition defense. a problem all day for the irish. they closed the half on a 14-2 run. steve asuria with the honors. state still fighting in the second half. barber again ties it at 53, but too much fire power from notre dame. freshman rick kruger gives them the lead for good. they hit 12 threes in that one. up next, they've got wake forest in the acc tournament. all right. high school tournament keeps going. the four-day regional finals. you've got the defending champs. garner taking on cary, tribal rivals. tatum with a little authority at the end of the half. it was a seven-point lead. he had 29 points but the trojan defense doing damage in the thomas allen gets the bucket to tie it. he was terrific. 32 points for him. final 30 seconds. it's the trojans who would take a three-point lead. looks like they've got it wrapped up. oh, but too much time, and cory ginsler with a three to tie it with just three seconds left. we've got overtime. four seconds left in ot, kyle kinsler, cody's brother, and he does the rest. the fade-away at the buzzer goes and cary prevails 71-69,

today we honor the patron state and enjoying all things irish. what are you doing to celebrate?nging songs and dancing jigs. might need some beer. mike says it's 5:00 somewhere, so he'll be drinking, eleanor enjoying corned beef and cabbage with their family. david is going to be doing something. what am i going to be? doing? i'm going on vacation. see you soon. >> it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon on the west coast on this st.~patrick's day day, which is apparently pile on donald trump day because everyone is taking#% swaps from paul ryan to the hacking group, anonymous, and it comes as big names in conservative politics meet about a possible third-party plan to block the businessman billionaire. but some well-known republicans say there's no way that could work. you'll hear from both sides. we're also track ago news, including an enormous investigation about lead in the water at hundreds of schools and daycare centers. seems ft., michigan is it just the beginning. let's get to it. >> and first

. @>>> to the boys state @basketball tournament in the @semifinal round we checked in @on our local teams with akron @st. vincent the irish tonight @taking on cincinnati and @fighting irish ready to go @fighting mad and ready 85-68 @they won. @braves combined for 50 points @and 10 rebounds and i wish now @26 and three of the year they @go for their seventh state @title saturday the last time @they won 2011. @a great trip and great run for @bay village but ended tonight @in division ii the rocket's @final score in the game 84-56 @it was the first ever trip to @the state tournament sir john @glenn will take on st. vincent @st. mary's saturday at 2:00 in @the afternoon. division three @vikings at st. joe's taking on @links berg @and vikings win 80 1-64 they go @for the seventh school state @championship saturday 10:45 @a.m. @they play line central third @straight year they meet in the @state championship game. @division i coming up tomorrow @garfield heights will take on @westerville south a rematch @from the semifinals last year @bulldogs fourth trip to the @state tournament 23 and 4 here @is their coach. @>> they have edge

irish are there again. @tomorrow at 5:15, cincinnati @they are going for their @seventh state championship in @their schools history. @they had lebron james for a @few of those. @>> i am really excited and we @have some more to do get. @getting there is great but you @want to finish it. @>> good luck to them and the @vikings of ea. @they have a pep rally on the @east side. the boys basketball @team place tomorrow morning at @10:for if i. they take on make @sure and they will go for @their seventh state @championship this weekend in @columbus. @$1.8 million --'s @>> talk about everybody sage @-- @>> $1.8 million per catch. @>> i would take that. @>> i guess it doesn't go too @well for the analytics. @>> 53 yards -- i am all @numbers. @>> that's not me. @>> money balls. @that's at a theater near you. @thank you for watching. @we will be back at 7:00. @>>> the "nbc nightly news" is >>> developing news. tonight supreme court showdown. president obama's supreme court nominee revealed as many republicans refuse to even meet with him. an epic battle brewing. >>> trump versus clinton. after big wins, donald trump w

irish got their rage up. i think it's significant as the birth of the united states. people are very proud of that moment when they were able to break away. michael bradley is the parade director. he says the 100 year anniversary of the easter rebaloney's the perfect time to celebrate the heros and history. there will rebel songs and dances to celebrate the revolution of the irish folk and faith. it's probably the only parade that tarts with a mass. it's important to note that we are irish catholicment we're celebrateing our ethnic and our background. i know we're going to have great weather. if you have bob kelly involved we won't have any traffic involved that sunday, either. and if you're excited as we're sure you are, excited for the st. patrick's day parade we want to hear from you, use the hashtag fox 9 irish. send us your pictures. us know how you're celebrating this otherand we'll share the pictures with the irish. brittany thank you for sending this in. quinn, i have a wipe, my quinn is turning nine tomorrow and we're requesting to go tomorrow. that one celebr

state is up by six, but just that quickly it was erased. day for the irish. they close the half on a 14-2 run. steve with the honors. state is still fighting in the second half. barber again times it at 53-53. but too much firepower from notre dame, back-to-back threes ark twen-2 run and give nd the lead for good. they hit 12 threes on that one. state falls and up next wake forest in the acc tournament. all right. high school tournament keeps going. the four a east regional finals the defending champs, garner taking on cary. and tatem with a little bit of authority at the end of the half. it was a -- seven-point lead. 29 points, but the trojans defense doing damage in the second half, thomas alan gets the bucket to tie it. he was terrific. final 30 seconds. the trojans who would take a three-point lead. and it looks like they got it wrapped up. but too much time, and cory with a three to tie it with just three seconds left. we have over time. four seconds left in o.t., kyle, cody's brother inbounds to him, and then cory does the rest. the fade-away at the buzz

irish. the backlash which you touched on is the no-nothing party. at one point second biggest political party in the united statesounded for antiirish but mostly antiirish, they elect a governor of massachusetts, a governor in new york and push through laws that make it hard for irish to become citizens and push through laws to make it hard to become civil servants and the irish dig the ditches, canals, sewers, take care of other people's children but it's very hard for them to become citizens, the no-nothing party burns catholic churches in philadelphia and burn an irish fire house, they burn irish neighborhoods, they say, get on the boat and go back, they treat them horribly, they draw pictures of monkeys and tails, they basically dehumanize them and that's what mar runs up against the no-nothing party before the civil war which rescues him and the rescues the irish is biggest opposition, they have to clink from his head and they start spreading rumors that his escape was dishonorable. i mean, how can an escape be dishonorable. that's what he comes up as the no-nothing party. >> yo write that the irish face a d

irish people. >> i think it is as significant as the birth of the ooh needed state. ry proud that far moment, that when they were able to break away. >> michael bradley, the parade director, he says, the 100 year anniversary of the easter rebellion is the perfect time to celebrate the heroes, and history. rebel songs, dances, and floats, to celebrate the evolution of the irish cause, and the constant rock of faith. >> it is probably the only parade in the country start with a mass. i think it is important to make sure that we realize that we are irish catholic, celebrating our religion, and our ethnic background. >> the st. patrick's parade mass is at course at saint trick's over at 20th and locust. >> first we'll have great weather, i know kathy orr will prom thinks great werth. if you have bob kelly involved we won't have any traffic that sunday either. >> so come on down, join the gang, we'll have kathy orr, bob kelly and mike jerek are hosting the most of the fox 29 family of marching, so grab your family, and join our family, and we will see you march 13th on the