coincidence, and his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> local observers believe mr adam's power base was assured for noux. >> gerry adams was elected in 2011 with 50,000 votes, first past the post. he'd have to lose 7,000 for his seat to be in danger. even though obviously everyone is talking about the arrest. what he's been arrested about is a serious matter. what is in the public domain, i don't think it will be a significant long-term damage. >> the coasts of the past are never far away in ireland. they are haunting gerry adams's political future. >> in sport floyd mayweather junior beat marcos maydana and is unbeaten after 46 fights. he beat the argentinian champion to unify two welterweight titles. he walks away with $32 million. not a bad night's work. you can keep up to date with all the news by logging on to the website. the address aljazeera.com. but with increasing regular layerty the medicine won't work. the . thi it's the "inside story."

mr adams was not any involvement in the martyrdom of ten and did so again last night before he went on to police what he was arrested by ps to my detectives he can be held for forty eight hours. antrim police station question fein president gerry adams remains in custody. he liked year shortly before eight o'clock last night by prior arrangement and was arrested an hour before i had interviewed him and don't tell. i was healed. the psni that i'm innocent children of any part in the hope of showing the killing of the barrio. well jima crumbled. i do have concerns a budgetary me. your wife volunteered to make but to my son and daughter that the duo concerns about obama likes to put the attendant looked i've tried to ward of those in the face. continued good luck membership of the ira is to continue to deny that such a position. yes but ira vomit pm so i will repeat again and this would offer you sir nineteen sixteen. i do not associate myself and they are an ongoing overwhelmed by a bar and einstein phone but i am dollars of that song rolling in and take in the donut of irish politics an

mr adams denies involvement. >> it was here on a beach that mrs.ean mcconville's body was found in 2003. it's now part of mr adams's irish parliamentary constituency. the coincidence, and his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> but local observers believe that mr adams power base is assured for now. >> gerry adams was elected in 2011 with 15,000 votes. first part of the post. he'd have to lose 7,000 for his seat to be in danger. to lose 50% is unlikely. everyone is talking about this arrest. it is what he's been arrested about, it is a serious matter. what is in the public domain. if it doesn't manifest itself, i don't think there'll be significant long-term damage. >> ghosts of the past are never far away in ireland. once again they are haunting gerry adams political future. >>> a papal advisory board says it will bring in measures to hold bishops accountable if they fail to report suspected child abuse. the board says those found guilty of ignoring sexual abuse should be dealt with regardless of their position in church.

mr. adams has always denied any involvement in that crime and similarly, he has always denied he has been a member of the ira that said it carried out that killing bren a tension few days and the concern is that the arrest of the sinn feign leader, the ma the man who many considered helped deliver the peace after three decades of violence, 3 and a half thousand people dead should be taken into custody in this own way and his own party talked about political policing, a dark side to policing. in turn, the unionists, opposition or the other side of the argument have accused sinn 15 of making political capital, trying to black male the police. the tension has been increasing here amongst loyalists, unionists, there may be some anger if and when mr. adams is finally, released. >> we will be going back to you, tim, as soon as this reaction and as soon as he is released. tim friend live in antrim in northern ireland. five and 6-year-olds will be the first in the developed world to start learning comp

police here were ready to protect mr. adams. protestors blocked the entrance.was driven back. he went to a news conference where he said his party would continue to support the police. he claims detectives should not have used antiterrorism legislation to contain him. >> the old guard using old methods. a better way to get the same results probably would have assisted the investigation but wouldn't have sent the signal for people that want hope in the future. >> reporter: mr. adams was questioned about the murder of jean mcconville. she was abducted, tortured and killed by the ira 42u# she was one of the victims that became known as the disappeared. her body was found 31 years after her death. mrs. mcconville's family said they wouldn't give up hope of getting prosecutions. >> we know it's going to be a long road. we have to seek justice for our mothe mother. that is what we want, justice for our mother. >> the police haven't charged adams. prosecutors will decide whether a trial should be brought. mr. adams is going back to the campaign trail for elections lat

and now his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> local observers believe mr. adams' power base is assured for now. >> gerry adams was elected in 2011 with 15,000 votes. i think he had have to lose 7 of those for his seat to be in danger. to lose 50% is quite unlikely even though every way is talking about the arrest this week. what he has been arrested about is a serious matter. what's in the public domain f it doesn't manifest itself, i don't think there is significant long-term damage. >> the dpoefts of the past are never far away in ireland. once again, they are haunting gerry adams' political future. tim friend, al jazeera. >> one of the world's most contaminated bodies of water is here. the $300 million clean-up is slated but well before it's due to get under waifrmthsways, luxury condo developers want to build. kaelyn forde reports. >> kater kelly called this home renovating a brownstone and raising two children. but the neighborhood she loves and writes about has a toxic legacy. just two blocks away is some of the most contaminated water in america, the guanu

. >> reporter: mr. adamas a disgrace. >> because jerry adams offered to come forward a month ago and was not taken up at that time, our argument is it's clearly racist and the police went to arrest them in election. >> reporter: goes to prove how close to the surface all the old things remain. for years now northern ireland has been wrestling with conflicting demands and some people say the province has to move on and let by gones be by gones but on the other there is always a demand for justice and arresting jerry adams might look like no one is above the law but also runs the risk of perpetuating an endless cycle of incrimination. mr. adams maintains his innocence and what it all says about the peace process, in the end is the time here is no healer. lawrence lee, al jazeera northern ireland. >> tim friend is outside the police station in northern ireland where jerry adams is being questioned. tim how is mr. adams' arrest likely to effect the atmosphere in northern ireland and i ask that because the old gh

the fall out from mr. adams' arrest might give the latest move fresh impetus.l jazeera, belfast. >> the french engineering group has announced it's profit has plummeted by a third in the last financial year. the company has blamed the 28% drop on difficult economic conditions and restructuring costs. considering takeover bids and also u.s. giant general electric for its energy assets. and the german firm seimens. >>> an election comes after a deadlock over the kosovo h's national army. they want guarantees before they go ahead with a vote. >>> children who spend too much time in front of the tv screen have more than double the chance of high blood pressure. it suggests that children are encouraged to be more physically active the number of deaths from cardiovascular disease in adults may be reduced. we have been investigating. >> reporter: hooking up to a video game, a pastime many kids are happy to do. something parents conside may ca necessary evil. but many say it's not the be thing for a child's development. now the latest study from canadian scientists sho

mr. adamss with there ever a chance, this resolution would pass? were with there any back door negotiations that actually gave this a real shot. >> there's always a chance, and always back door negotiations. it became clear when with the russian foreign ministry came out and formerly stated it's intention to veto i think they started talking about a publicity as a stint. 100 nongovernmental issues. include in the middle east. were in support of this. i think what happened today. and this was a vote for impunity. for those perpetrating mass atrocity crimes. it strengthened the hand of those that are committing these atrocities. >> on syria, is there any way to force the hand of the russians? >> well, there's no way with to force their hand in the sense that there's nothing outside of international law. they obviously hold a veto on the security council, but i think that everybody should throw their hands in the air, and just walk away from the situation. first of all the general assembly should

. >> mr. adams denies any link to the killing of mother of ten jean mcconville, wrongly accused of being a police informer. >> he is under arrest and now his detention last been extended under the terrorism act. belfast international image is on the up. but old tensions are not far from the surface here. sinn fein say some police are against the peace process and they have been told this by reformers inside the force. other political parties here have been physically attacked, won't disrupt the process. >> i think at one point northern ireland has moved a huge distance. underyour honor cun current of - undercurrent of be par paramilitaryism, still there and still rife. >> mr. adams arrest as sinn fein, is politically motivated an time to damage the local elections. he insist he will be exonerated. tim friend, al jazeera, northern ireland. >>> co-founder of the boston college belfast projects, the oral history of the troubles, ed maloney. welcome. >> hello, yes. >> do you think gerry adams gave the a

about because i haven't been made privy as to which interviews were used in the interrogation of mr adams. the oral history, they are what is called hearsay evidence. and these are recollections of event that happened over 40 years ago. can you remember what you were doing, what you said, who you met in december 1972. i can't. so a core would be very, very wary about using -- court would be wary about using such evidence unless there was fingerprint evidence or mr adams had confessed and owned up to doing this stuff. without that it will be difficult to sustain a charge. there's of course - and i think this is a reason why the case has been referred to the public prosecution service - there's a public interest in this. under british practice the government can intervene and say because of the effect this will have on important aspect of policy, we are recommending not to prosecute. in this case, of course, the importance of gerry adams to the peace process, and should he go gaol it would be a big below and bring down the peace process. there are all these factors behind this. i'm not surp

. >> mr. adams denies any link to killing of mother of 10 jean mcconville's murder. e was wrongly accused of being a police informant. adams arrest has been extended under the antiterrorism act. >>> all tensions are not far from the surfacing here. sinn fein says some police are against the reform process and have been told this by reformers within the force. other political parties here who have been physically attacked because of their views. >> the violence that we see in northern ireland cannot even be compared to the violence that i experienced as a young person growing up in this city. but that undercurrent of paramilitarism and rule of law, that we can still have recourse to protest when we don't like the political outcomes is still is there and still rife. >> arrest of mr. adams of sinn fein is politically motivated and time to damage their upcoming local and european elections. but insist he will be exonerated. tim friend k al jazeera, northern ireland. >>> metro officials blame a signal failure, an incoming train crashed to one that was already in the statio

mr. adams party said it was a disgrace. >> the timing of this, because he offered to come forward, and yet that offer was not taken up at that time, our argument is that it is clearly very suspicious that the police have deciderred to arrest them. >> which all goes to prove how close to the surface all the old remain. for some years now, they have been wrestling with conflicting demands. you have to let by gones be by gones but on the the other, this' always a demand for justice. arresting jerry adams may make it look like no one is above the law, but it also runs the risk of perpetuating an endless cycle. mr. adams continues to maintain his innocence, in the end, is that time here is no healer. given all that, how does this effect the peace process? well, it can't do it any good, you can safely say. a bit difficult to tell, because it still depends what happens if he is released without charge, then possibly things can carry on for a bit. i think it is very difficult to the outside world to un

. >> reporter: mr. adams told his press conference here that he wrote much of his statement in his cell. he criticized so the called boston college tape recordings that led to the most recent allegations describing them as dubious accusations from disgruntled individuals. >> if they think that a trial is justified and in the public interest they will proceed. al jazeera, belfast. >> the oscar pistorius murder trial, calling it's fourth witness to the stand. he was the fourth person that pistorius called. he tried to revive steamcamp in the last hours of her death. >> he was a young man walking down the stairs with a young lady in his arms, and the scene you see the expression on his face, the expression of sorrow, the expression of pain. he's crying. he's asking god to help him. >> pistorius faces 25 years to life. he's been charged with premeditated murder. >>> offering prayers at government meetings, the 5-4 coming down in the anti-prayer policy in new york making prayers legal. it was a narrow victory for

. >> mr. adams is maintaining his innocence. what it says about the peace process mostly the time here is no healer. al jazeera in northern ireland. >> still to come on the program, venezuela announced a 30% pay hike on may day. but not everyone is happy about it. plus, rid itself of the reputation. stay with us. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. >> welcome back. the top stories, hundreds of prorussian separatists are attacking. >> the u.s. secretary of state is warning of genocide. john kerry has flown to ethiopia. >> and turkish riot police are fighting the protestor and banning the may day rallies. a year ago the scuffles were with the long running protests. >> putin i

mr adams denies involvement. >> it was here on a beech that mrs. jean mcconville's body eventually was found in 2003. it's part of mr adams's issue constituency. the coincidence and his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> local observers believe that the power base is assured for now. >> gerry adams was elected in 2011 with 15,000 votes. i think he'd have to lose 7,000 to be in danger. to lose 50% is unlikely everyone is talking about this arrest. it is what he's been arrested about, it is a serious matter. if it doesn't manifest, i don't think it would be significant long-term damage. >> the ghosts of the past are never far away. once again they are haunting gerry adams political future. >> gerry adams was arrested several times in the "70, and '80s, in connection with bombings and shootings. he denied involvement with the more involvement wing of the organization. >>> from saudi arabia to india, america's first case of middle east respiratory syndrome as had been reported. the man is getting better. he worked as a health

mr adams party, sin finn said the timing was dubious. >> our argument is that it was clearly suspiciousand the police arresting him. >> it proves how close to the surface all the old animosities remain. for some years northern ireland wrested with conflicting demands. on the one hand the province has to move on. there's a demand for justice from people like the families of jean mcconville. arresting gerry adams might make it look like no one is above the law, but it may run the risk of perpetrating an endless cycle. in the end, in the time here, he has no hero. >>> about 700 people tried to storm the barbed wire border between morocco and the spanish enclave on thursday. 140 people managed to make it across. six migrants and three police officers were injured. some of those trying to jump the fence set fire to their clothing. there has been several attempts to breach the border in recent weeks. >>> malaysian authorities released audio of communication from malaysia airlines flight mh370. the recording is between the pilots and the control tower prior to takeoff. there were 239 people on

. >> mr adams told his press conference that he wrote much of his statement in his cell. he criticised the so-called boston college tape-recordings that led to recent allegations, describing them as dubious accusations from disgruntled individuals. gerry adams faces the possibility of charges. a police file of hours of interrogation will be sent to prosecutors. if they think a trial is justified and in the public interest, they will proceed. tim friend, al jazeera, belfast. >>> the election of libya's new prime minister has been declared invalid by the country's deputy parliamentary speaker. after being sworn in - there was confusion after the deputy speaker said the procedure was invalid. >>> al jazeera is demanding the release of its journalists detained in egypt for 128 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are accused of falsifying news and conspiring with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. it's been declared a terrorist organization. a fourth journalist, al jazeera arabic's abdullah al-shami has been detained since last august. he's been on hunger s

his debut with gerry adams the central figure in this extraordinary situation the suggestion that mr adams is keen on thursday targeted by a section of the police with the template like martin mcguinness this afternoon fuller confirmation of my belief that there's a couple so the psni people you've been just great. to me. i'd very senior officer may mean very senior officers within the psni has a dark sage sweet cherry i'm still in detention. my jamaican s was to make another serious claim he hinted shinn fein support for policing would be in doubt of this crisis deepens the sanaa real labor the result of a satisfied feeling. in which case we will continue to press on continue to support the reformers. i wasn't recently it made such a blessing. masa prosecution she's the teams of the lease arrangements so that we have enjoyed over the course of recent times. what is unusual not worth it. in a way that we believe the beach and toes and then you have to refute that's it. he showed some real enough to read the investigations. in the context of continuing course of a possible constructive role

mr adams said that he was innocent of any halt in america and said he was the victim of malicious allegations. mrs mcconnell bill and fifty seven of which are in the market and was adopted from halfback in the day this area but still fall stunning shots of the ira had body was recovered from the beach in county louth in two thousand and three. shinn fein has contended timing of the less just three weeks before european local government elections. top united nations officials about to do everything in their power to prevent settles down from sliding into genocide and warm the warring factions that they will be held responsible if the main breaks out. the un commissioner for human rights navi today held talks with an oblique and be at toronto in an attempt to force a one month truce to the founding of the humanitarian aid is also a full month old civil war was over the next thousands of people dead. a ceasefire signed in january he's in texas which tens of thousands of people show the new nbc is going away the kids and off the wool crimes the city and not have orange know stacey it. that cuttin

policy has been invested by police in connection with the nineteen seventy two metre empty condo mr adams said that he was innocent of any halt in america and said that he was the victim of malicious allegations. mrs mcconnell bill and fifty seven of the widow and mother of ten was abducted from her flat in need in this area of west though fox and shell are the owner a head body was recovered from the beach in county louth in two thousand and three. shinn fein has contended timing of the rest just three weeks before european local government elections. top united nations officials about to do everything in their power to prevent settles down from sliding into genocide and warm the warring factions that they will be held responsible if something breaks out. the un commissioner for human rights navi today held talks with deadly deadly at toronto in an attempt to force a one month truce to the founding of the humanitarian dissolves to a full month old simple wool has a witty yet thousands of people dead the ceasefire signed in january. he's in texas which tens of thousands of people show the

on camera today, nor did the school district superintendent despite more charges by parents and mr. adamsbullying continues at the school. >> my client spoke here to stand up for her daughter. >> delia garcia brasher return to court to see what faces see faces. >> parents rush to save their kids after a pool they were swimming in became electrically charged in miami dade county. a 10-year-old girl and two boys touched a metal railing and felt a jolt. investigators believe loose ground wires in the pool pump may be to blame for this. good news is that kids did survive pefrments say if you see stainless steel surfaces corr e corroded near a pool, turn off the electricity. iets -- that is terrifying. >> things calm, sunny skies here in the bay area, low clouds, fog at the coastline. and locally beyond the coast like yesterday's pattern. there have been flight delays more than two hours for flights bound for the new york area. boston, chicago, denver has delayed and some flights sitting at sfo. in california, mainly calm, warm tomorrow, warm throughout the central valley. midz 90s in sacramen

he wants to interview. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, from hollywood, california, mr. adamw you doing, jimmy? how's it going? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: adam? adam, i wish you were here with us. >> drew: yeah. >> i am not with you. [ laughter ] [ gibberish ] i am in hollywood, california. >> jimmy: okay. adam? do you have any questions for drew? >> drew, what was your favorite sex scene to shoot with me as a a person? [ laughter ] >> drew: well, i would have to say i love when you sing to me in movies. ♪ oh drew barrymore you can't love her more ♪ [ laughter ] yes. drew, who is the sexiest person that you've ever worked with whose names rhymes with radam mandler? [ laughter ] >> drew: is it adam sandler? >> jimmy: oh, hey! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hey man. >> how you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing good. hey man. how were you on the phone? [ cheers and applause ] how were you on the phone? >> i was on the phone. >> jimmy: how were you on the phone at the same time? >> i was -- >> jimmy: adam, hang up the phone now. >> that hurt my feelings. i don't speak like that. >> jimmy: adam,

mr. adamswas detained wednesday after agreeing to go to the police station for questioning. >> the murder of jean mcconville, a widow mother of 10, one of a group of being abducted and murdered by a group of ira, gerry adams denies involvement. last night he gave himself to police for questioning. >> i'm innocent totally for any part of abduction, killing or burial of jean mcconville. >> wrongly accused of passing information to the security forces, her children were left to fend for themselves when she disappeared. despite repeated searches, jean's body lay undetected on a beach more than 30 years. her remains were found in 2003. >> they recently obtained tips secretly recorded by the american university in which some former ira members spoke about their role in the troubles and named names. one man alleged to have given an interview was charged six weeks ago in connection with jean's murder. another man who has since died claim gerry adams led the direction over the connection with the abduct

office went on camera nor the school district superintendent despite more charges by parents and mr. adams that bullying continues at the school. >> my client folk hero all over the world for standing up for her daichlts we shall see. garcia brack returns to court on june 19 to hear what charge charges, if any, she will face. in santa rosa, wayne abc 7 news. >> young humpback whale that washed up at half moon bay attracting a lot of attention. humpback migrate along the california coast but this small whale didn't make it sadly and fascinating animal and people coming out to take a look up close and personal. here's jonathan bloom in half moon ba bay. if experts taking whatever sample they can from this young female humpback to find out why she died. >> they are actually endanger so really important every single one that dies it's important to know why. >> big concern human inference whale can geten tangle with boat ship fishing gear and see if they could only get a little closer. >> at the mercy of the tide. it's not safe. we don't want to putney human being in jeopardy. so we'll take wha

what is the latest, tim, about the length of time mr. adamsen questioned [ inaudible ] released? >> stephen the clock ticking now because just under 5.5 hours time, the police either have to charge jerry adams or release him. they have another possible route, and that is that they can go before a judge and ask for an extension of his detention under the terrorism act for up to a further 28 days. now one would imagine that if they were going to do that, they would have to go to a court fairly soon to start that process in front of a judge to ask for more time, but they have now been talking to jerry adams behind me here at special interrogation center here at the police station since wednesday evening, and of course it all centers on the death, the killing of that woman, as you were mentioned in the introduction, whether or not jerry adams was implicated in that or not. he has always denied membership of the ira, and he has never been convicted of anything to do with the ira, any atrocities, but clearly, some more evidence has started to emerge

. >> before mr adams' release sinn fein and unionist politicians traded insults over alleged bias policing. many at stormont believe it's urgent to concentrate on the victims. >> what is clear is we achieved a political settlement, not reconciliation, and we have not achieved truth and justice for the victims. >> previous efforts to achieve justice fail. the fallout from gerry adams arrest might give the latest news fresh impetus. >>> let's get the latest sport. >> thank you. defending n.b.a. champions miami heat are undefeated by beating brooklyn nets in their eastern knhrches. the spurs thashed the trailblazers 116-92. tony parker the stop scorer with 32 points and in my opinion assists. michael berleni added 19 more. san antonio with a 1-0 lead. game 2 is thursday in san antopio. >> we'll be fine, we have this under that game one is game one. game 2 will be different. there's a lot of experience in the team, and we understand that. you have to put it away. and there's one game, game 2 will be hard. we know they'll come out with a lot of number and try to give everything they've got. so

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mr. adams' party said it was a disgrace. >> he offered to come forward a month ago and yet that offer was not taken up at that time. our argument is that it is clearly very suspicious that the police have to say that to arrest them in an election. >> which goes to prove just how close to the surface all of the olden mitties remain. >> for some years, northern ireland has had conflicting demands. on the one hand people say the proof ince has to move on, you have to let by gobygones be byg. arresting jerry adams might make it look like no one is above the law but it runs the risk of person petting an endless cycle of recrimination. mr. evans continues to maintain his innocence. what it says about the peace process in the end is that time here is no healer. lawrence lee, al jazeera, in northern ireland. >>> in our next area, going live to northern ireland for the latest on the areas of jerry adams. >>> the racist recordings of la clippers' owner donald sterling. >> the 80-year-old is fighting a de

one is is there a reasonable chance of a prosecution being mounted against mr. adams? secondly, is it in the public interest? this is, i think, what will play most crucially on his mind while he makes that decision because, of course, all these historical prosecutions or positive potential prosecutions create the kind of tensions that we've seen in the last few days here in northern ireland. already there's criticism about police tactics, accusing the police of having a dark side wants to settle old scores. in an atmosphere as febrile as northern ireland can be, that's something they can do without. they'll think very careful by how to proceed if indeed there is enough evidence to proceed in the first place. >> all right. tim friend there from antrim. >>> still to come, senegal shoemakers compete with the chinese. >>> how children as young as 5 learn to code in the u.k. >>> the stunning start to the season continues. all the action from the spanish grand prix is coming up. r >> al jazeera america presents borderland's dramatic conclusion >> no one's prepared for this

mr. adam's arrest is cynical and politically motivated. >> it was still a dark side, here in the north of ireland. and i think we've seen that dark side flex its muscles in the course of the last couple of days. >> the prime minister flatly denied those claims this afternoon >> woodruff: back in this country. the u.s. education department released the names of 55 colleges and universities being investigated for their handling of sexual abuse cases. it's part of new efforts to shed more light on the problem. the schools range from ohio state, to harvard, to catholic university in washington d.c. car buyers came out of their winter slumber and started buying again in april. nissan was at the top of the pack, reporting a gain of more than 18% over last year. chrysler led detroit's big three auto makers with a 14% gain. general motors posted a 7% increase, amid sweeping safety recalls. on wall street, stocks mostly marked time today, waiting for tomorrow's release of the april jobs report. the dow jones industrial average lost 21 points to close at 16,559; the nasdaq rose 12 points to close a

the fallout from mr. adams' arrest might give the latest move fresh impetus. >> although those allegations against jerry adams have been public for more than five years, he had never been arrested for the murder of jane mcconnville until last week. >> recommendations being floated, a washington based think tank recommending replacing drug combinations that are currently used in lethal injections with a single drug to minimize the inmate's pain and suffering. it follows a botched execution in oak on the ground. it said states should use a deadly dose of a single drug approved by the f.d.a. the group claims using a complex mixture of drugs can lead to problems. >> a south carolina husband and wife sentenced to life in prison for killing their neighbors. they pleaded guilty to shooting and stabbing registered sex offender charles parker and his wife, gretchen. they showed know remorse, taunting the victims' families in court. jerry moody said he would do it again. >> child molesters do not deserve to live. they go

. >> mr adams arrest, says sin finn has been deliberately made. they insist he'll be exonerated. >> the ira killed nearly 800 people in the late 20th century before agreeing to a ceasefire. >>> the trial before the three al jazeera journalists detained in egypt has been adjourned to may 15th. our colleagues have been held for 126 days. they are accused of providing a platform for muslim brotherhood, now declared a terrorist organization. their seventh court appearance coincided with world journalist day. mohamed fadel fahmy is being honoured in canberra. we now have a report about journalists all over the world ricking their lives. >> reporter: a group of journalist were detained friday. clarisa ward with c.b.s. described what happened. >> we had to stand against a wall with our hands like this. our belongings were stripped and tape. >> also detained and make mike. he wrote in a tweet:. >> last week journalist simon was abducted and taken into captivity in ooen ukraine by pro-russian -- eastern ukraine by pro-russian forces. >> they pulled a hat o

. >> mr. adams told his press conference here that he wrote much of his statement in his cell. he criticized the so-called boston college tape reportings that led to the most recent allegations describing them as dubious accusations from disgruntled individuals. >> jerry adams still faces the possibility of charges. the police file of hours of interrogation will be sent to prosecutors. if they think a trial is justified and in the public interest, they will proceed. tim friend, aljazeera, belfast. >> feelings still so raw there. it can kill you. >> i thought that only happened to people over 65 who had a heart disease or who, you know, had some other underlying condition. >> did you know strokes are also the leading killers of children? a young girl who had one before she was born. >> it may be the best chance in decades for republicans to take full control of congress, a new poll that shows the gop might be in line for a clean sweep this november. >> our big number of the day, 7 million. that is not a good number for general motors. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is

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chairman, i yield one minute to mr. adam schiff, a very important member of our committee. does his homework and has helped me a lot and advised me on a lot of issues important to our committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. schiff: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the u.s.a. freedom act. this bill ends the bulk collection of americans' telephone records and puts in place reforms to surveillance authorities to protect privacy and increase transparency. i have long advocated that the telephone metadata program should end in favor of a system in which telecommunications providers retain their own records so they could be queried based on a court approved, reasonable standard. that's precisely what this bill puts in place. it allows us to keep the capabilities that we need to protect the nation from terrorist plots while protecting privacy and civil liberties. there are many ways the bill can be improved and i hope as it heads to the senate there will be opportunities to do so. in p

mr. silver, adam si silv silver, the nba commissioner, left a little wiggle room. now they're unequivocal. they want both out. this seems to be what -- >> sunny, very quickly, if they both capitulate right now, accept the terms, make as much money as you possibly can, and walk away, there's no legal battle. they just sign the documents, sell the team, whoever wants to buy it for the highest bid. you would be surprised if that happened. is that what you're saying? >> i really would be. these are very litigious people. i think it would be very odd. that being said, i still think it's a masterful move. the nba commissioner says this is all about donald sterling. if you transfer the ownership, i would say that i don't know they have the basis for forcing the sale. that's why, even legally, this is a massive move. >> they have a history of lawsuits. a lot of that was done when they were in their 40s and 50s. he's now in his 80s. apparently he's got some serious illnesses he's dealing with at the same time. when you're 80, you see things differently. i've always thought

another, another sports team, let alone the clippers, i don't think he'll have a problem doing that as mr. adamba, a lifetime friend of the nba. he can make that call to the commissioner and find out what team is available, and if it happen to be the clippers, it happens to be the clippers. he doesn't have time noor petfo petty type of stuff to come up with a concoction to take the clippers away? that really doesn't make any sense. >> to your knowledge, does he have any type of relationship with donald sterling to say, be quiet about this and i'll hil you out. to your knowledge, do they have that kind of relationship? >> well, i think there's a business relationship and a mutual respect for the things that they've done and what they're trying to do in l.a. itself. but i'll tell you what, i can see magic reaching out to donald sterling and trying to help him and trying to understand the situation, but i'll tell you what i also think. i think once he found out exactly sort of what has been said and assess what the damages really were done at that time, i wouldn't have called donald sterling back

mr. washington. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm adamant i am appalled. i'm appalled for the attempt of our staffers to make a recommendation to this contract here. it's not to hire anyone from the community we sat down with this member this is who you are. i'm appalled as an individual's in the african-american black individual i'm a black man mime no african so slow down asia i asked to pull this off to talk about a connection of some kind of partnership on a parking lot that's been losing money but we seniors as african-american can't have part of it because of your staff because of agree. i'm hurt inside. i've tried to talk to the mayor and he is going by what the staffer says. over no bayview and the fillmore i've got the information so i'm begging respectfully as the only african-american person i'm representing my community and have been for over 25 years. it's appalling i've got to get up here to talk to you all. if, in fact, i have enough time i can pull this a parking lot that you guys said has been losing money. years ago when by because of wha

mr. donald sterling. adamilver urging the ten member committee to forcester long to sell the team after his infamous racist remarks. there may be a wide range of buyers. high profile celebrities are throwing their names into the court for a shot at taking over the ownership of the clippers to. day, a spokesman for none other than yes, oprah, told msnbc. oprah winfrey is in discussion with david geffen to make a bid for the l.a. clippers should the team become available. several musicians are also interested, or at least interested in being part of the story. rapper rick ross, ricky rose tweeted i would be interested in invested in l.a. clippers. sean diddy combs said i will be a knicks fan but i am a businessman. name your price. there are all told l told about nine openly interested investors. this rapidly growing roster. another potential owner, donald sterling's, estranged wife rochelle, cheering and smiling at last night's playoff game. donald sterling seen coming out of an l.a. steakhouse sunday night and

chairman, i yield one minute to mr. adam schiff, a very important member of our committee. does his homework and has helped me a lot and advised me on a lot of issues important to our committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. schiff: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the u.s.a. freedom act. this bill ends the bulk collection of americans' telephone records and puts in place reforms to surveillance authorities to protect privacy and increase transparency. i have long advocated that the telephone metadata program should end in favor of a system in which telecommunications providers retain their own records so they could be queried based on a court approved, reasonable standard. that's precisely what this bill puts in place. it allows us to keep the capabilities that we need to protect the nation from terrorist plots while protecting privacy and civil liberties. there are many ways the bill can be improved and i hope as it heads to the senate there will be opportunities to do so. in p

adam scott. got it. scott, mr. clutch. drains the birdie on the second playoff hole.putting pressure on dufner, who makes his short birdie, sudden death continues. scott drains another birdie on the third playoff hole, winning the colonial, first win as the top player in the world. >>> seniorpack championship in michigan. 64-year-old tom watson almost shot his age. collin montgomerie, first win on the tour as major and first official win in the ute. >>> tennis. french open. the serena williams easily advances in her first round match. defeating the french native in three sets. venus also advanced. for the men, ronalder roger federer facing she slovacan and he had no problem moving on. roger is on to the second round with a straight set victory. i'm back. nba and national hockey league tonight at 9:00 and 11. see you then. what a finish at the indy 500. >> up next at 6:00. godzilla owned the box office for one week. so, who was tough enough to take him down and we'll tell you next. >>> and abc7 news is proud to announce we have a brand new web site. check out the abc7

adam scott. got it. scott, mr. clutch. drains the birdie on the second playoff hole. putting pressure on dufner, who makes his short birdie, sudden death continues. scott drains another birdie on the third playoff hole, winning the colonial, first win as the top player in the world. >>> seniorpack championship in michigan. 64-year-old tom watson almost shot his age. collin montgomerie, first win on the tour as major and first official win in the ute. >>> tennis. french open. the serena williams easily advances in her first round match. defeating the french native in three sets. venus also advanced. for the men, ronalder roger federer facing she slovacan and he had no problem moving on. roger is on to the second round with a straight set victory. i'm back. nba and national hockey league tonight at 9:00 and 11. see you then. what a finish at the indy 500. >> up next at 6:00. godzilla owned the box office for one week. so, who was tough enough to take him down and we'll tell you next. >>> and abc7 news is proud to announce we have a brand new web site. check out the abc7

chairman, i yield three minutes to mr. adam schiff, a value member of our intelligence committee, who has worked very closely with me and our committee on very important issues. the chair: the gentleman is recognized from california for three minutes. mr. schiff: i thank the gentleman for yielding, and i rise in support of the intelligence authorization act for fiscal years 2014 and 2015. this bill provides the resources and support the intelligence community needs to accomplish their mission while enhancing oversight in several important respects. i want to commend the bipartisan leadership by chairman rogers and ranking member ruppersberger on this bill. i congratulate them on again advancing an intelligence authorization act, and i also want to acknowledge my colleague from nevada, dr. heck, for his work with me on the technical and tactical subcommittee. chairman heck did a fabulous job supporting investments in technology and capacity that will pay dividends in years to come. in addition to funding our intelligence priorit

adams. >> good afternoon, board members and mr. riskin and my fellow ppo's. i have been a ppo for seven years and a san francisco native. i was born and raised here and i have seen a lot of change in the city. i love working here and i used to love living here until i couldn't afford it anymore. and i am one of the representatives in the negotiations that is representing the ppo's that control this city and the park and violation and direct the traffic it keep our city moving. during the proceedings i have concern about how they go. and a lot of things need to change when it comes to making sure that we have a fair amount of time to negotiate our service critical contract and certain things that mean something to us are addressed properly and not put to the side. and also i want to ask the board to reassess the value of each and every pco and what we mean to the agency, we are a vital department to the agency. and we carry more than our fair share, we want to be compensated accordingly and treated accordingly, that's a big part. in my department i constantly

mr. sterling for life. >> nba commissioner, adam silver,'s decision to ban donald sterling was embraced around the league. and the owners rallying around the new commissioner on twitter, but some legal observers say that sterling's punishment is no slam dunk, raising serious questions about privacy. jody is a law professor at the university of california. >> other owners see this as a dangerous precedent. you want to give your commissioner power to sanction owners and harsh sanctions for things they say in private. >> all of these lies... >> sterling is reportedly heard making racist remarks on tape. but california law requires both parties to consent to a recording, and while he doesn't agree with sterling's comments, he says that the owner may have a strong legal argument. >> as long as as you're in your heart, your secret thoughts don't tribute it an act, you're entitled to harbor those feelings, and we want to make sure that it doesn't filter over to social consequences, and there's no always here that they did. >> it's a concern shared by other team owners. earlier this week, dallas owner, mark cuban

mrs. jean mcconville. >> after four days of questioning sinn fein leader gerry adams is a free man. >>> a nation on the brink of law. clashes in ukraine as the police station comes under siege. >>> helping thous