land in northern catholics and some seven hundred kilometers away i think from the launch of. someone to show that this is the mobile that is just it was made out of a story is just how few there were in it earlier the huge year you said you covered these launches before you said massive rock it is and these guys are perched right on top this is the thing that's right on top and you can see you can see one of the jackets one of the suits being taken out and i think there was the end of the video it is looped it is put on loop obviously but yeah we can see helicopters because they were like six i think or eight looking just for the crew but i mean it was located fairly quickly because the rescuers rescuers actually the watched this capsule parachute down and it's a bit of a shame that the video ends where it i think you're the one standing up actually it's so small isn't it because you talk about the size of this thing from the start with all the component bits but when it breaks down of this yes what you normally see you can see a part of the spacesuit being taken out and and

the northern catholics were not coming to nixon. they were coming home to the party of their fathers. voters, wee wallace do not get any in the north, they all went to humphrey. eventually, humphrey had a 15 point bounce in october for his stance, because wallace was declining. >> mainly from wallace, not from nixon. >> no, nixon held at 43, and unless there was a change of the vote itself. that was one thing that bothered me. we did not move an inch. we spent $25 million on ads and we went from 43% to 43%. there is johnson, october 31. president johnson announced a bombing halt on the last day of october and it was an october surprise. it was all worked up. the idea was to push humphrey over the line, johnson was basically agreeing with humphrey. this was explosive. that was on a thursday. on a saturday, we were in l.a. and i went in with nixon and told him john sears called and said we lost michigan and we were down 43-40 in the poll. we lost everything we had done for three years. i thought we were finished and we would lose the

are coming from and being middle—class protestant or middle—class protestant or middle—class catholic in northernass catholic in northern ireland, it isjust not discussed. we discussed what we are having for dinner. it is odd that way. the poison is out there, it is indisputable. the good have a whole seminarabout indisputable. the good have a whole seminar about why we shouldn't cover president trump the way we cover him. i mean we, the news media. everyday, every single day, every time he opens his mouth. 0r tweets, and these tweets where he talks about fake news and these are the enemies of the people exception. there is an inevitability that it will tip someone over and to be honest with you, i am surprised it hasn't happened more often. this is not, by the way i should say, it didn't start with donald trump. right—wing talk radio really burst out in the early 1990s and in 1993 timothy mcveigh and some converses blew up a federal building. the federal government is our great enemy, they blew up a federal building in oklahoma city and killed more than 180 people. it is part of american discour

shadow of what was called quite simply the troubles the violent clashes between protestants and catholics in northern ireland thanks though to the good friday peace agreement signed in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the border between north and south is today.

this period of bloodshed and the twenty years ago irish nationalists who were mainly catholic wanted northern ireland to leave the united kingdom and join a united ireland paramilitary groups were active on both sides more than three thousand people died as a result of the conflict. alfie mcroy is protestant he says shanksville bombing marked a turning point previously he had paramilitary sympathies but the incident taught him how important it was to support the peace process the northern ireland border discussion triggered by brags that it has reopened old wounds. after a full faith there's still deafening republicans really range shooting of people and mourning. so this community and i live and work and has been on the thing for thirty odd years. paramilitary organizations still exist on both sides the catholic enclave of our joint is just a few streets away from shyne kill road. this is where thomas peggy the shank obama grew up a member of the ira he was killed in the explosion republican activists such as dee fennell commemorate him as a hero. republicans have traditionally saw that as l

at the moment well one area of town in the fall in northern parts of our map that's bringing some wet weather a little bit of snow in parts of catholics and grassy drifting its way towards the east and we've also got this does a cluster. of showers over parts of iraq that stretching up into syria now this is going to intensify as we head through the next few days on saturday the area of tad widens we see more showers and then it really does become more intense as we head through sunday so some heavy rains over parts of iraq and stretching all the way up into turkey expect some fairly sharp downpours out of this a bit further towards the south and the showers in doha are likely to continue off and on over the next couple of days thirty three degrees that's just our maximum at the moment there's a little bit more persistent cloud down towards the southwest in parts of yemen stretching up into parts of saudi and this is likely to give us one or two showers as well those showers becoming slightly more intense as we head through sunday and stretching across the red sea as well down towards the southern parts of africa there's more in the w

the catholics and protestants killed in northern ireland every religion has a tendency to find a strandso i think this willingness to demonize is one of the most dangerous contemporary and i don't think that that is what was meant at all. i think you are raising an interesting question and we also need to look at our own foreign-policy. it's very moderate again tanisha threading their hate filled version of and we were busy going to war in afghanistan and iraq and stop doing wha stoppedt we're doing so successfully to spread the values of liberty and equality and tolerance that it made the country so great for so long so i think we made some missteps to spread this is a great religion. the >> host: we are going to play a little music and that's what the connection is to the most recent. ♪ ♪ >> guest: that is the wonderful song made his name remember and a blessing as we say in jewish tradition and it's beautiful piece of music. it connects and gave me the idea for the title of a. only he could play the court that was pleasing which was such a prophetic idea and the song inbecame meaning

society which was very dominated by the catholic church in a kind of old fashioned way our laws reflected that etc and i felt not least if we were to open up to northern ireland but open up to the world then we must amend our laws or muscle and our laws remove the ban on divorce and legalize family planning and remove the stigma of criminality on people who are gay and the first measure that i actually took in one thousand nine hundred eighty one was to legalize family planning and i learned a big lesson for me i got very. you know hate letters and pressure and i learned that if you really believe in something you must be prepared to pay a price you must be prepared to be unpopular for a while in order to you know do something that might be difficult at a particular point in time i think governments know have to learn to be unpopular in certain measures in order to get us out of this real problem that we're in with climate change we've got to take hard decisions now because they'll be super charger in a few years time and we won't have that window of time that we have at the moment according to the intergovernmental panel on climate change we have tha

moment well what one area of town in the far northern parts of our map that's bringing a somewhat weather a little bit of snow as well every part of catholics down there and gradually drifting its way towards the east and we've also got this difficult to shower as ever parts of iraq that stretching up into syria now this is going to intensify as we head through the next few days on saturday the area of tat widens we see more showers and then it really does become more intense as we head through sunday so some heavy rains i reports of iraq and that stretching all the way up into turkey expect some fairly shop downforce out of this a bit further towards the south and the showers in doha are likely to continue off and on over the next couple of days thirty three degrees that's just on maximum at the moment there's a little bit more persistent cloud down towards the southwest in parts of yemen stretching up into parts of saudi and this is that is to give us one or two showers as well they shout becoming slightly more intense as we head through sunday and stretching across the red sea as well down towards the southern parts of africa there's mor

american hero to roman catholic saints the priest who stood up for the poor in el salvador is finally on it. hello there we have plenty of dry fine weather to be found across the northern parts of asia at the moment two main patches of rain though the first one just working its way away from the east and positive now another area of cloud making its way out of china that's going to graze the southern parts of south korea then make its way across many parts of honshu there as we head through monday the thickest cloud the heaviest rain that will be along the south coast and that's where we see the wettest of the weather that meanwhile elsewhere they could be one or two showers around the beijing area but to the north it should be fine unsettled getting to around thirteen degrees so fairly mild for us we've had the towards the south and for the southern half of china there's plenty of what weather currently this whole mass of blue here showing up on our chart from monday indicating we're expecting some fairly heavy rain at times that will gradually break up and sink southwards as we head through choose day so that we dry apache's for many of us here i mean further towards

we had catholics and protestants who killed each other as children in northern ireland. every religion has a tend eansz to find a fanatical strand. so i think this willingness to demonize all muslims is one of the most dangerous contemporary -- and i don't think that's is what you meant to be doing at all. i think you're rising a very interesting question, and i think we need to look at our own foreign policy and its responsibility for the spread of salafism and wahhabism, because saudi arabia was busy building schools throughout countries like indonesia, spreading their airless and hate-filled version of the faith in the largest muslim country on earth which is indonesia. and what were we doing? we were busy going to war in afghanistanst and iraq, and stopped doing what we'd done so successfully for years, which was build schools and use self-power to spread humnistic values and the values of liberty and equality and tolerate that has made this country so great for so long. i can we made some missteps there in that we outsourced to the wuhobbests the right to spread the

society which was very dominated by the catholic church in a kind of old fashioned way our laws reflected that etc and i felt not least if we were to open up to northern ireland but open up to the world then we must amend our laws or muscle and our laws remove the ban on divorce and legalize family planning and remove the stigma of criminality on people who are gay and the first measure that i actually took in one thousand nine hundred eighty one was to legalize family planning and i learned a big lesson for me i got very. you know hate letters and pressure and i learned that if you really believe in something you must be prepared to pay a price you must be prepared to be unpopular for a while in order to you know do something that might be difficult at a particular point in time i think governments know have to learn to be unpopular in certain measures in order to get us out of this real problem that we're in with climate change we've got to take hard decisions now because they'll be super charger in a few years time and we won't have that window of time that we have at the moment according to the intergovernmental panel on climate change we have tha

society which was very dominated by the catholic church in a kind of old fashioned way our laws reflected that etc and i felt not least if we were to open up to northern ireland but open up to the world then we must amend our laws or muscle and our laws remove the ban on divorce and legalize family planning and remove the stigma of criminality on people who are gay and the first measure that i actually took in one thousand nine hundred eighty one was to legalize family planning and i learned a big lesson for me i got very. you know hate letters and pressure and i learned that if you really believe in something you must be prepared to pay a price you must be prepared to be unpopular for a while in order to you know do something that might be difficult at a particular point in time i think governments know have to learn to be unpopular in certain measures in order to get us out of this real problem that we're in with climate change we've got to take hard decisions now because they'll be supercharger in a few years' time and we won't have that window of time that we have at the moment according to the intergovernmental panel on climate change we have tha

northern ireland for three years. i feel very emotionally attached to everything. when i was back in may i was very struck how the stabilized everything has become. i lived with a catholic woman who just joined the police service who had to move out of the flat because we were close to an ira stronghold and it had been encouraging to see how far everything has come. i was struck when i was there by how destabilizing things were. 's raised questions of identity, constitution, the northern ireland assembly over domestic political dispute very unlikely it's going to get reconstituted. westminster parliament is currently looking at legislation to give civil servants in northern ireland more authority. in addition to all of the identities and constitution questions that are raised, there is practically no governance in northern ireland. the dp doesn't actually control any of the bordering constituencies. a lot of the instabilities is being questioned by people there . the paper i returned -- i wrote is raising both in terms of agriculture business and the one that struck me was the increase in all ireland services that have developed since the good friday agreement. one is h

catholic family. there were only eight kids in my family and that prepared me for my irish activism and i was only one of ten people in the united states during the northern ireland peace process that was invited to the state department when the envoy came back to talk about that. it also prepared me to be invited to the white house's st. patrick's day receptions. so whether you consider those successes or experiences, none of them prepared marianne and i for june 28th for finding our son dead from a heroin overdose. we called him k.c. and i affectionately referred to him as a knucklehead. that's what he was. great kid. loved life, but he had a tiger by the tail called heroin. . the city of angels, as darlene said. i'm a volunteer for the city of angels and when casey died, parents of his friend and said our son or daughter has a problem. can you help us? as you can imagine, as most parents we didn't know what to do. we set out to help and we found out we needed to learn more so i went to a local judge, tony massey and we sat and talked and said tony, i said, i'm learning about addiction and treatment, but all of these kids have been arrested. i need to k

catholic family. there were only eight kids in my family. but that prepared me for my irish activism and i was one of only about 15 people in the united states during the irish, northerned to the state department when the envoy came back to talk about that. but also prepared me to be invited to the white house st. patrick's day receptions. so whether you consider those successes or experiences, none of them prepared maryann for june 30, 2008, when we woke up and found my son dad on his bedroom floor from a one overdose. his name is kevin. he was 24. we called in casey and effectively refer to it as a knucklehead. that's what he was. great kid, loved life. he had a tiger by the tail called heroin. city of angels, as darlene said, i'm a volunteer for city of angels. when casey died, parents of his friends and his friends came to marianne and i and set our central our daughter has a problem, can you help us? as you can imagine him like most parents we did know what to do. but we set out to help the content we need to learn more so i went to a local judge, tony, and we sat and talked i said tony, i said, i'm learning about addiction and treatment all of these kids have be