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you know if they find an irish water crew installing meters they try to force them to leave. and we say now what do you mean when we know everybody knows that nothing is set in stone yet. the commission keeps pushing ireland to comply with the community directive and impose meters and water charges on its citizens. the jury is that this principle which is. framed in the water directive that the polluters should be sought there should be a direct responsibility of this cannot be done with a general exception obviously next friday we meet same time. and we'll do that right. on at them we don't act and we. faced with unprecedented public disobedience the government is trying hard to maneuver between public discontent and the demands of brussels. what are trying to do you know in a small way they would say has to happen because the european union told us it has to happen because detroit at all of us that's what it helps but we can time logic on its head very very quickly because when the european commission after different opinion something acts for example that apple collaborati

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northern ireland is retiring gerry adams was considered the spokesman for the irish republican army in its thirty year water when british rule of northern ireland and since then he's played a pivotal part in the peace process. join. us now from dublin so tell us a little bit about who takes over what we know about mary lou. well sammy this is a momentous occasion mary lou mcdonald who's will be speaking fairly shortly gerry adams the man she takes over from has been round largely applauded here he's not speaking but there have been tributes to him and what he's achieved both for the party in terms of getting them into power in the power sharing government in northern ireland but also the inroads that he's monies to make here in the republic of ireland as well of their own party activists members and officials from all over the island of islands here i'm not something that should really striking the move towards strengthening the party on both sides of the border and at the same time amongst the wider population there still is a debate over exactly what gerry adams his political legacy will be. over the year

water resource folks give us examples. building of the can now, which opened in 1836, there was a large irish immigrant popping it -- population. there was also a significant slave population. they helped take the canal and create the canal. , theg on from tobacco tobacco does not really leave lynchburg until the early 20th century, it is still big in manufacturing through the late 19th century and a post-civil war. that drives the population in lynchburg is the iron ore industry. there were several foundries in town. lynchburg has a reputation of a manufacturing town, which plays a part in its civil war history and helps the town recover after the civil war. manufacturing was already here and the transportation route. 1870'sal ends in the because it was too expensive and the competition from railroads. the bedse canal, all and rose that go beside it, turned into railroad tracks. the canal paved the way for trains, which helped lynchburg into the 20th century. lynchburg's manufacturing was impacted during the civil war at the begin -- civil war. at the beginning, there was ammunition from the factories to support the confedera

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water mains. there were running elevated trains, driving omnibuses, raising new wonders like the a brooklyn bridg the statue much liberty. immigrants often worke trades according to their place of origin. irishlians stone masons, syrians as street merchants. garments, molasses, relying on people willing to work for long hours for minimum wage. employers expected everye to work 12 hours a day, seven days ftweek with few if any breaks. factories weren overheated and lacked ventilation. workers had no escape from harsh chemicals that caused lung fections and respiratory disease. a sense of shared peril bred solidarity.on men formed unis to demand better wages and better working conditions. proudly identified themselves as working class. ♪ ♪ >> thompson: and finally, tonight, the joint north a south korean women's hockey team hit the ice for the first time today losing to sweden, in a joint game. supporters made their voices ard outside the arena. angry that some south korean players lost their places on the team, showing a posters of kim jong-un. th's all for newshour weekend, i'm megan thompson have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.

ten aris coast i k they were pulled from the water by a nearby yacht the spanish coast guard later but the fire out because it's still not known but the irish republican party and fein has elected a new leader to replace gerry adams who announced he was stepping down in november mary lou mcdonnell says she's committed to pushing for a united ireland but isn't a report some double and she has more immediate challenge is. taking over from a man she calls a political giant mary lou mcdonald paid tribute to gerry adams who became should inform president when she was a teenager and he was instrumental in northern ireland's peace process that led to the good friday agreement two decades ago he has defined politics on this side and for a generation or more and when others said it was impossible jerry and martin mcguinness along with john hume and others bravely walked the path to peace macdonald and out of his have been involved in talks on reconvening northern islands devolved government which broke down a year ago shin fein which said power with the union is due you once movement on issues such as irish language rights. i mean really facing us.

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the water resource folks are very kind and give us sample so we can have them here in the museum. building of the canal which opened in lynchburg, there is a large irish immigrant population and there was a significant slave population. not only did they work in the tobacco field but they helped dig the canal. leaveo doesn't really lynchburg until the early 20th century. it is still big all through the late 19th century and post civil war, but the other things that drive population in lynchburg is the iron ore industry. there are several foundries. lynchburg has a reputation as a manufacturing town which plays a part in the civil war history and helps the town recover after the civil war because the manufacturing was already here and the transportation routes. canal ended in the 1870's because it was too expensive and the competition from railroads. intof the canal was turned railroad tracks. the canal paved the way for trains which led lynchburg into the 20th century. lynchburg manufacturing was impacted during the civil war and there were a lot of orders of munitions to support the confederacy, but as the war went on and confederate money was worth