one of them is john mack bernie, a lawyer representing harry green's family. >> this tribunal was being curtailed in recent months by means of a motion by the minister of justice to try to put a time limit of the end of november for production of the report. that is not treatable. >> he says it is not as the irish authorities who are implicated. he claims there were agents planted within the ira. >> it has been alleged that they had an agent called steak knife who was head of the ira's internal security and passing information back to his british handlers. it is alleged that steak knife may have known about this murder in advance. why did the british army not prevented? >> some speculate that the british did not want to blow steak knife's cover. what was more important? the intermission coming from a top british agent or the lives -- information coming from a top british agent or the lives of two policemen. the truth could be about to surface. their friends and colleagues may soon know whether and by whom they were betrayed. >> san sebastian in the spanish basque region has been named a

talk a little bit this morning about business growth, a central market, development projects before john mackhose you in with a lot of the details, and get you involved in the wonderful environmental impact plans that we all have. then a little bit about our payroll tax. before i do that, i do want to say that we are going to need all of you to be part of a little miracle prayer for our giants this next week. [laughter] you know, obviously it is something we're all watching. but they are going to need a little bit of a miracle. that says to me that when it comes to our economy and job creation, we cannot depend upon any miracles at all. we have to stay focused, the professional, and stay engaged in our business community. we have to make right decisions every day. yesterday i was at a very successful launch of a little program was started in hunters point called college track. it takes some of the most challenged, low-income kids in our mission in neighborhoods and gets them into a track on college. and these kids, from high school all the way to hopefully when they are admitted to some of th

the governor has gotten some big-time support from big-time names, like john mack, from morgan stanleyphil knight, chairman of nike, former homeland security chief, governor tom ridge, and jeb bush jr., son of the former florida governor. add to that the "wall street journal" has high praise for the economic plan. talked to governor jon huntsman joins us from, he comes to us knoxville, tennessee opinion. thanks for being here. really appreciate it. why aren't you doing better? you got the endorsements. what's happening? >> we've got the endorsements. we've got a plan. we have a message. the only numbers, erin, at this point that really matter are those in new hampshire, because that's where you have our nation's first primary, that's where people have seen it all and heard it all. and in order to get up in the polls there you've got to have a message that is compelling, that is believable, that is authentic, and one more where the people of new hampshire can hear it and believe it's the right vision for the united states. we've done 75 events now in new hampshire. and we're going to be

the 19-year-old john than mack, a design student in hong kong created the tribute last august when jobs down. he's speechless at the attention his work is getting. >>> a quadruple rainbow caught on camera for the very first time. according to io9-pointcom, that is, a photographer in germany took the photo. you see it well? >> i'm going to get up and get close. >> you only see two. >> it happen when is a light reflects -- reflects from the rain droplet so times. a triple rainbow is rare. even if you can't see all four bans in this photo like and will i can not see all four, the position of the rainbows and the sun prove that there are four of them. >> i got up and went to the tv screen. i count at least three. >> okay. >> they're there. >> and that was a specific study. >> yes. yes. >>> and no rainbows around here and you have to have rain or, you know. to make that happen. no one's complains. it's gorgeous. >> loving the beautiful weather and will it hold through the weekend? that is the question. next. pc##''''!!!@!!!!!!!!ú@r @@@"0  >> an nfl star is talking a new product for people

joining me now, national affairs editor for "new york" mack gazine, john heilman who was at the debate, msnbc contributor alex wagner, former adviser to the george w. bush and mccain campaigns, mark mckinnon also joins us. and former chief of staff to congresswoman michele bachmann ron kerry returns to the show. thank you all for joining me tonight. alex, could president obama have had a better debate night? >> you have to think that president obama was sitting just rubbing his hands together saying, keep it going. i mean, it devolved, literally was there a mud pit stage left where they could take out the tax disputes hand to hand combat style? it was, i think, i mean, look, you've seen these candidates graded on a number of different scales in the post hoc analysis and some people are saying, look, perry showed his true colors, he woke up. romney showed some steel. at the end of the day the feeling was ick. >> john, did you get any honest assessments from any progressal republicans about how they thought this went last night? >> yeah, sure, lawrence. >> i don't care about stewart stev

john davis, he stood out as a leader. there never was a political convention to match the democratic national gathering of 1924 in new york for drama and color. mack doo dense al smith. day after day, terrific storms of passion shaking the delegates. the high note of all, franklin d. roosevelt's presentation of alfred e. smith with the deathless phrase, "the happy warrior." the democratic convention ab tendees from the lone star state and once more franklin roosevelt took the stage to praise as only he could do the man for whom he has always had such affection and respect, naming him again, his friend, al smith, the happy whoorks the governor of new york the al smith will always have his own place in the hearts of the american people, but events were moving fast. he wanted a good man to run for governor of new york. he persuaded franklin roosevelt to make the race. although smith lost by a narrow vote, roosevelt was elected to his first term as governor. already roosevelt was the leading favorite for the nomination. the leading opponent, none other than his old p friend al smith >> frank len d. roosevelt, having received more than 2/3 of allle del