martina anderson was an ira bomber now working for peace.ll the women are named and marisa knows each one's story. widowed, raped, scarred by war and determined not to give up. melissa says all the women are heroes. at the end, she shwoows laughter and younger women, hoping for a better future. hoping for a better future. and that

martina anderson was a convicted ira bomber. now she is working for peace. all the women are named. marissa knows each one's story, but it is only now that she has begun to process the pain. >> it just hit me like a ton of bricks. i thought i was having a heart attack one day, and i realized it was all this emotion. it was like backing up, i almost could not breathe. finally, i've been crying. >> widow, raped, scarred by war, and yet, determined not to give up. she says all these women are heroes. at the end of the exhibition, she serves -- shows laughter and young women, the next generation hoping for a better future. >> you are watching the "journal" on dw. stay with us. >> welcome back. 26 countries are part of the reset it to be set free zone in europe. bulgaria is also key to be part of it. >> the interior ministry in brussels are expected to defer a decision until later this year. both countries are said to of met most technical requirements required by the eu. >> but some members including germany strongly oppose the accession just yet. >> they fled poverty in the hope of a b

through music martina if they weren't. thank you thank you for the advice thanks for the suggestion and waiting on the comment and chavez has done a lot for venezuela. it's going to be really interesting keep an eye on where this goes particularly as the billionaire money starts flooding into that country now that. the vice president is not as well known as chavez and it's i don't want to speculate we'll see where it goes paul in oswego new york all you want to talk about dick cheney. it seems to me like this man is generally whatever it is he did he ordered a war that violated everything we were led to believe in killing millions of people displacing them further i don't know what is going on he should be treated as a war criminal that's what he should be tried either here or sent over there. ok paul thanks for the call and thanks for sharing your sentiment i would. strongly i'm strongly of the opinion that we need to be having some sort of judicial process involved in this or at least congressional investigations and i w

andave susanna martina's alan west, elected. tim scott, now a united states senator. we have this national network built through a coalition effort that was designed to go out there and engage people where we found them. real and make it relevant. i think we were very effective. 780e house seats, legislative races around the country, governorships. we slipped seven or eight state legislatures from democrat to republican. all of that hard work paid off because we engage people. my first trip as national chairman was to harlem. members asked why i was going there, i told them that that is where the votes are. i talked about hip-hop republicanism, people thought i was crazy. i was not talking about having your pants down around your behind, i was talking about being real, been engaged and how people value their services today and how it is relevant to this idea of individually, -- individuality and freedom. to me it was an important part of laying down a new landscape. unfortunately, rance tore it all up when he came in, taking out the infrastructure he put in -- we put

then november 6th, 1985, a kgb officer named martina we never see him again. a few months later the general also dispierd in moscow. >> they feel like they couldn't keep everybody safe. >> this never happened before. it was unprecedented. >> what did you think? >> there were two theories one we have a trait erro or or two are reading our communications. >> it would take 7 years before sandy, paul and the rest of the cia discovered one of the worst trade traitors in history was their colleague aldrich aims. >> aims was fascinating to me. >> pete early sent 15 hours interview the aims after his rays. wrote about it in his book "confessions of a spy" here is audio. >> every day washington career officials. >> he had been a carpool partner of mine in the mid 70s. a year or so carpooling with someone five days a week you do learn a lot about him. >> wisconsin native aldrich aims first passion was drama. when that didn't work out the failed actor joined the agency full-time in 1967. by the early 1980s sandy was close to her colleague. >> i liked rick. evidences a ha

without the jury present should point out, a defense attorney brought up the fact that prosecutor martina'something of a rock star and has had more exposure than most rock stars, posing for photos outside the courthouse with fans planning a prosecutor thereby was misconduct. you agree? >> i don't think misconduct. i think it was bad taste. he had a job at hand, try the case, and he should leave all that signing to somebody else. it is immature. it is silly. >> a little fine a point on a pencil. i do agree that it's not misconduct. however, let's say he is posing for pictures and signing autographs knowing that the jurors watching him. that's problematic, but there is no evidence of that apparently. >> to wanted his autograph, that's what i want to know. lou: legal fans. >> and not a fan. lou: you're not a fan? >> says his autograph go up in value? how does it work in the legal profession? >> a first-year law student could try the case in my opinion. lou: i have to say that the defense has been at the very least, can we call them dogged if not effective. let's go very quickly to oscar, a sou

men who look like george clooney they should all look like martina and navratilova. with that is not the case. oftentimes people are broken one player said the thing about playing football is you weigh your right to have a middle aged goes straight from being young to being told that is about performance-enhancing drugs and the brutality to put your body through. in between games as well because obviously if you take something artificial those chickens will come home to roost eventually. thank you. >> i am sara. since you talked about the power of individual sports players but the sports fans and what they are up to now because they have been doing cool things and how sports is played out in the air of spring? >> there is a whole chapter in the book about this and the sports fan club because it was brilliantly under reported that when the mubarak forces fell the fan club of the soccer team in egypt change because for decades he, like other dictators, they give extra room for soccer clubs to fight the police, each other, themselves, it is the apolitical way to get fru

also slowing the ride from martina's on highway 4468 southbound.es and is running at about 19 to 20. >> we have a dense fog advisory with us for the next hour for the coast line into the afternoon sunshine and clouds, temperatures a touch kohler did yesterday. it will get gradually cool air over the next couple of days. the potential of wet weather as we head into the middle of next week. big changes to talk about and what apartment, full details of my next report. >> of france is open his full first day as part to buy grain at rome's main basilica dedicated to the virgin mary today. the pope also expected to lead his first mass would cardinals and the sistine chapel. the 76 year-old was revealed yesterday in front of about 150,000 people at st. peter's square. francis is the first ball from latin america and the first a jesuits to lead the catholic church. he takes the helm as the church continues to struggle with sex abuse scandals and claims of corruption. the post's decision to call himself francis seems to be a very symbolic move. he is the fi

(vo)four months ago, martina appealed to the tribal council on rosebud, to tear down the abandoned houses like the one where her daughter was murdered. today, that house, and the rest still stand. >>what would you like to happen to this house? >>i want a medicine man to go in there and pray, you know and let her go and all that. let her spirit go, because i feel like she's still in there. [♪ theme music ♪] >> bill: hey, good morning, everybody, good to see you this morning, what do you say in it is tuesday march 19th this is the "full court press." we're coming to you live from our nation's capitol and on studio on capitol just down the street from the united states capitol building in the shadow of the capitol dome we like to say. we're here to give you a chance to sound off on what these issues mean to you and your family. give us a call at 866-55-press follow us on twitter @bpshow and on facebook at % facebook/billpressshow. over in rome pope francis as we speak is celebrating his installation mass in st. peter's square. vice president joe biden and democratic leader nancy pelosi are t

. >> we mentioned the acm nominations, up against martina mcbraid, miranda lambert, taylor swift.that i wrote. >> i'm already a fan. >> ladies and gentlemen, kacey musgraves. ♪ if you ain't got two kids by 21, you're probably gonna die alone ♪ ♪ least that's what tradition told you ♪ ♪ and it don't matter if you don't believe ♪ ♪ come sunday morning, you best be there in the front row like you're supposed to ♪ ♪ same hurt in every heart ♪ same trailer, different park ♪ mama's hooked on mary kay, brother's hooked on mary jane ♪ ♪ and daddy's hooked on mary two doors down ♪ ♪ mary, mary, quite contrary, we get bored, so we get married ♪ ♪ just like dust, we set until this town on this broken merry go round and round and round we go ♪ ♪ where it stops nobody knows, and it ain't slowin' down, this merry go round ♪ ♪ we think the first time's good enough so we hold on to high school love, sayin' we won't end up like our parents ♪ ♪ tiny little boxes in a row, ain't what you want, it's what you know ♪ ♪ just happy in the shoes you're wearin' ♪ ♪ same checks we're always cashin' to buy a