what did northern ireland choose? you know, many people don't realize, every bomber, every gunman, everyone involved in acts of violence, who had been in jail right up until that period, was released within two years of the signing of the good friday agreement. now, that didn't solve is the problem in terms of the legacy issues. there are mccon veal families today, on all sides. prosesty saints, catholics members of the security services members of the ira, all permanent reorganizations. mccon veal homes because members of their families were blown away, obliterated in the so called troubles. and some of those cannot come to terms with the fact families like the mccon veal family , ten children left without a mother, the father had died earlier, the mother then was abducted, shot, and buried and found some 30 years later, buried by a man out walking on the beach. so there are mccon veal families like that, and dealing with the hurt and pain, that's the lingering legacy, that's one that is lingering here, and no seriou

tim friend is in northern ireland. give us a bit of background here i understand gerry adams actually turned himself in for questioning but that under the terrorism law, police only had until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow to either charge him or release him. so what happens next? >> reporter: you are right about that. he arrived here voluntarily but he was under arrest during his interrogation here at antrim police station mind me. the latest is that he is being released as we speak there is word he may decide to come out the front door, perhaps say a few words. we don't know that. and that may not take place because, of course, as you can probably see behind me. there are some loyalist protesters who are adamantly against gerry adams and they may -- that may make life difficult to emerge from this police station in a dignified manner. there is a back exit to this police station. so, he may decide to use that. either way, we expect sinn fein to perhaps have a press conference later and make their feelings known. but interestin

police in northern ireland are questioning a senior member of the republican movement. he was arrested following a murder investigation on wednesday about. we have the report. >> there's a billboard outside of the police station and offering the suggestion of northern ireland being like every place else and inside one of the provinces is answering questions. it was 41 years ago, a mother of ten abducted. it was claimed she helped a wounded british soldier and she was an informer and she simply disappeared. it was an incident that under mined the ira's claims to fighting a just war and implicated the man that would be an architect to the peace process as the ira commander that organized the abduction. they told the journalist he's pleased that history has not forgotten. >> they killed my mother. these people didn't care. >> is it a criminal matter or a political one? and can the two really be separated? for years now northern ireland is conflicted with the demands, the province has to move on and on the other, always a demand for justice from people like the families of

tim frend reports from northern ireland. >> a dark side within the northern ireland police is threateningtability here, according to sinn fein's martin mcguinness. in connection with a notorious murder during the so-called troubles. >> it is clear that there are elements of the psna, what some in that force and i mean very senior people in that force, have decided are -- have described to us as the dark side. and these are people who continue to work through a negative and 18th peaceful agenda and are involved in political policing. >> mr. adams denies any link to killing of mother of 10 jean mcconville's murder. she 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

aljazeera. >> we are joined live from northern ireland. why do you think this arrest has come about now? there is skepticism surrounding the timing, isn't there? >> well, yes, certainly the party says that this is politically motivated, quite cynical, partly they say because european election are coming and this is an attempt by the protestants to discredit. maybe, maybe not, you could put forward a suggestion that says all the trouble in northern ireland at the moment is really promoted by disenfranchised protestant working class men who say they don't see any dividend from the peace process. unemployment is the problem. they don't like the power sharing arrangement, feel betrayed by britain and the idea that the leading politician and a man, organizer and republican strategy for peace might be questioned over an historic crime more than 40 years ago could be a bone footed to the disenfranchised community. that's a very cynical opinion. police would say they're investigating a serious crime. one way or the other, it demonstrates this cont

>> struggling to free northern ireland from british rule. but adams has been called a terrorist by others. >> yesterday that same gerry adams, the president of the irish political party sinn fein, was arrested for questioning in connection with one of the most notorious cold cases in the western hemisphere. >> police in northern ireland use this station to question the most serious terror suspects. gerry adams spent last night and today in custody here. >> in recent years gerry adams, currently a member of the irish parliament, has come to be seen as an elder statesman of sorts, a man who helped bring an end to the horrible troubles in northern ireland. he's also a man with very deep ties to the ira. sinn fein was once considered the political wing of the i.r.a. adams is being held in connection to the i.r.a. murder of a woman named jean mcconville, a widow and mother of ten, over four decades ago. >> mrs. mcconville was taken from her home in belfast by an armed i.r.a. gang in 1972. they suspected her of passing information to the british a

. >> a dark side within the northern ireland police is creating instability. growing anger over the way police are dealing with the arrests of sinn fein leader gerry adams in connection with a notice onotorious murder duringe scaled troubles. >> there is clear, what summoned that force i mean very senior people this that force have decided or have described to us as the dark side. and these are people who continue to work through a negative and 18th peace process agenda and are -- and antipeace process agenda and. >> 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 move

they thought there was a dark side to policing in northern ireland. they thought they were old school, as it were, elements within the police force who wanted to settle old scores and there was a bias against them in effect. peter robertson, the first minister here in northern ireland, he's a unionist politician came back and accused him of effectively blackmailing the police and using bully boy tactics. he said this was not the way to go, because the police had every right to independently do their job. in fact, if they weren't investigating jerry adams on the allegations, if they didn't investigate gerri adams, that would be a dereliction of their duty. >> gerry adams has been freed without charge. >>> the belgium police have used water cannons to break up a group. they did it to break up a group of 500 in brussels. the french comedians has been criticized for making antisemtic remarks. he was scheduled to attend the ral rally. >>> upip is forecast to win the highest votes in this year's election. it reflects the support despite allegations of racis

police in northern ireland based and band leader gerry adams after four days of questioning. and afghanistan hold the day of mourning after a landslide they lived in london and support. ukraine continues to teach that. rock the east of the country has spread to the southern port city of odessa hat for russian separatists there have stormed a police station and fried it dozens of fellow activists. ukraine's the interim prime minister our city gets a new one in odessa. earlier on sunday he's blaming russia for orchestrating violent clashes that led to a deadly fire on friday when forty people were killed on the ground it's no longer clear who's in control the new district about two thousand truman should demonstrate his defeats the police station. some fools the way inside and demanded the release of the activists being held in a short time later police lt almost seventy of the prisoners goes. not that into listed on suspicion of provoking friday's violence that resulted in street battles and the fire in which more than forty people were killed. in eastern ukraine reports say a

important issue of trying to secure greater assistance from libya is still beingch found in northern irelandwe are proud of the fact that a free country has an independent judiciary, and independent police service. they decide who to arrest, who charge. >> will the prime minister join with me in congratulating public health england in launching a major new campaign to raise awareness and challenge statements -- challenge stigmas. will he ensure that there is a new dementia strategy at the end of this year? the current one ends this year. we want to ensure that people with dementia get the support they need. >> we turned the zero on number 10 into a dementia flower today to help boost the importance of raising awareness of this issue. look at what he says about the strategy. it is about investing in research and science, where we have doubled the budget for dementia. it is about making sure that our hospitals and care homes better treat people with dementia. we will carry forward all of those. i will write to him about the update to the strategy. >> numerous people are dead in syria. others a

lawrence lee, al jazeera northern ireland. >> tim friend is outside the police station in northern irelandry 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 ghosts from the past troubles do keep emerging, don't they? >> they do indeed and that's why everyone here is watching this very, very carefully, jerry adams is still being questioned behind me here by detectives in antrim. but the difficulty of how these old issues are resolved is a real problem. some people have suggested that perhaps a truth and justice commission on the lines of south africa might be the way forward because while you have someone like jerry adams now, part very much of the political establishment both here in northern island and in the republic as you said in the introduction, he is part of a member of parliament down there with aspirations to perhaps become a minister one day, while you have events like this taking place then you threaten the stability and the risk of reopening old wounds. we've already heard from the son of

for some years northern ireland wrested with conflicting demands.n 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 the plane when it disappeared in march. . >> in china, boys have traditionally been favoured over girls when it comes to education. three years ago the government int

also ahead - jerry adams a leading figure northern ireland's rub -- republican movement is arrested for murder. >>> and the final moments before a south korean ferry sinks. teenagers ordered to stay in their cabins by the crew. . >>> hello. at least 30 people, including children, have been killed on an air strike on a school in syria. the attack happened in an opposition-held district on wednesday. james bays has this report. >> reporter: every day for three years there has been bombs and bloodshed across syria. the latest attacks should shock the world. this was the result of a syrian government air strike in aleppo. the rubble here was a school building which, despite all the violence in the city, had been continuing to operate. the children had been preparing an section on the war in syria, drawing images of the violence they, themselves, experienced. brutality no youngster should have to endure. they drew images of the future they wanted for their nation, a future they will not live to see. at the u.n. in new york, expressions of shock, deadlock around the security council table wil

the one he mentioned in northern ireland, and also, the tour de france which will be starting in leedsa great moment for yorkshire and the whole united kingdom. i think we should do as much as we can to promote these. we should draw the line at the. -- at appearing at either event. we discussed recently the important issue about trying to secure greater assistance from libya. as for his other remarks, we should be proud of the fact that a free country has an independent judiciary, and independent legal system, an independent police service. they decide who to arrest, who to question, who do charge. that is the way it must remain. will the prime minister join with me in congratulating the alzheimer's society in public health england and launching a major campaign to raise awareness and challenge stigmas? given that 50,000 people quit their jobs to care for people with dementia, will he ensure that there is a new strategy at the end of this year? the current one ends of this year. we want to ensure people with dementia get the support they need. >> i pay tribute to my right honorable fri

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>> in northern ireland, police are questioning gerry adams over a murder committed by the ira 30 years ago. sinn fein has denied any involvement in the disappearance and killing of jean mcconville. >> killed and buried in secret the irish mother of 10 was disappeared by the irish republican army just before christmas in 1972. the ira admitted her killing in 1999 and her body was discovered under the speech in 2003. the murder haunted gerry adams of sinn fein for decades. >> i regret that anybody was killed by our group and i was one of those who brought the conflict to an end. obviously we support those people who have been injured and there is a lot of work that has been done by all of us with the healing process. >> despite acting as the head of

. >>> a court in northern ireland extended the detention of gerry adarches who used to -- adams, would used to be the leader of the the ira. the detectives want two days. we are gipped -- joined on the phone. what is the latest? . >> reporter: the police have more time to question gerry adams. he was, as you were saying, prominent during the troubles in northern ireland and promoted the sinn fein cause. he has become a stateman, delivered the peace as far as a republican side was concerned, to bring face to the streets of northern ireland, but now the coasts of the past have come back to haunt him. he finds himself in prison, in antrim, in an interrogation unit here, half an hour's drive from belfast, questioned by police about the murder, one of the most notorious murders of the troubles of jean mcconville, a mother of 10. she was wrongly accused, wrongly thought to be an informer, and she was ak doubted and -- abducted in murdered. that is what gerry adams is being questioned about. he has denied membership of the ira and denis involved in that event. >> what led police to reopen the

he's covered northern ireland for years. he's on assignment in kuala lumpur. he joins us now.ic, exactly what role did gerry adams play in this murder, at least according to police? >> reporter: well, it's not just according to police, it's according to former ira comrades of his. he's said all along he had no floel jean mcconville's murder. he was never a senior leader as many of his former colleagues claim he was. that time they say that he was the head of the sort of internal investigation of the unit of the ira in that part of bell fast where jean mcconville lived, that he was a senior ira commander. now we know this because after -- or we know this from a number of different people who gave testimony, who gave statements recorded on audiotape to be held in a -- securely until they were dead. they were not to be made public, that they were there for academic research. they're being held at a university in the united states. the police service of northern ireland through the legal system managed to obtain parts of those tapes relating to the murder of jean mcconville so the

but there's peace in northern ireland now. it's extraordinary what's happened there. and i must say, when i heard this news, i was shocked that the government was going back to

tim friend is in northern ireland with an uh update. >> the deputy foreign minister in northern ireland a sinn fein leader himself, elements within the police service of northern ireland who he says have been described to him as the dark side. people who are against the peace process, and he says his source for this are the reformers, senior police officers within the same police service. so tension's never far from the surface here in northern ireland. old ghosts are quickly revived on occasions and i think everyone is now concerned about this growing crisis. >> back in the united states there are new details about a teenager's foiled plot to kill his family and dozens of his fellow students. maria innes ferre has the story. maria. >> the teen allegedly planned to murder his family and friends, exploafn devices were found on a playground. a 911 caller laterrer spotted a male opening a nearby storage ubility. they found a notebook outlining his plan. he was charged as a juvenile with possession of explosives. >> state prison chief robert patelton says three being drugs used to cause tec

a teacher and coach to have defended the police service of northern ireland against claims that the rest of gerry adams with coloring too cold to stay in political damage and a canny said the psni have a job to do. it was not the ruc gerry adams has dominated the political discourse site of the border to write the date with a t shirt unpolished of course i can invite journalists questions invariably focus on one thing i don't think that anybody in favor of the us chose to seek to have a different side to somebody because our politicians the police service want to interview somebody in connection with the board investigates decrepit intricate about the psni is not the artsy. during see their job to do. and in the context anyone. those issues and even surface anybody who has any information. both the tender trap of people and also wanted them to take ella to come. two or more. but disappeared for so many years of the juicy know and responses. meanwhile a saving the coal finder of the boston college oral history project has commented on the case. it is that if conversations connected by ed

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the republicans wanted northern island to be part of the republic of ireland. the conflict also divided two arms. between 1968, over 3,600 people were killed. jerry adam has been president, the political wing, he is also a sitting m.p. in the irish parliament. he was a key player in the good friday agreement, which ended the conflict. under the agreement, prisoners were released but unsolved crimes continues to be investigated. al jazeera is at the police station, where jerry adams is being held, so he is still in custty? >> yes, lauren, it's been an entirely static day here. nothing at all but it has been 24 hours now since he walked in here voluntarily. to meet this appointment, and you can only assume based on that they have had a sustained line of questioning against him. as to what he might or mite not have known about the abduction all those years ago. i should explain under the terms of british law, they are allowed to hold him for 48 hours that would take us up to 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow night. by that time, they either have to release him, or apply to a

what will this mean for continued peace in northern ireland?yone is watching this very, very close indeed. there has been peace. there has been tremendous strides. belfast's reputation is on the way up. the italian cycle race is coming here the weekend after next. it's a sign of how much peace has returned. but underneath the surface there is potential for fresh conflict. the war of words has already started over there. martin mcginnis, colleague of jerry adams, has accused the police of having a dark side, potentially, who do not want peace, who are against the peace process, an element within the police force, a serious allegation. >> we'll find out whether the court has decided to grant police more time to question jerry adams. we'll check in with you at that moment. thank you. >>> formula one boss has appeared in a munich court for the second day of a bribery trial. prosecutors allege he gave a german banker $44 million to smooth the sale of formula one to a private equity firm. he says he was the victim of coercion. >>> jeremy clarkson of

three and sixty seven fellow activists released without charge after being quizzed by police in northern ireland for five days over his alleged role in the nineteen seventy two not out two things that gerry adams is free. libya's the new prime minister and lucinda is the businessman up with much seek to lead the country's new premier the government that says the vote was null and void what about the site got news for months religious wilson we begin in the southern ukrainian city all the tests says you very much on ed show ever since bob and other expert out there on friday between pro russia supports is on their parents the result is that fourteen crew mosque about this lost their lives off the treadmill today a large group of russian forces stormed a police station there in the deaths of breaking down the gates and smashing windows when the prayer says another set free sixty seven the two pro russian activists with the ukrainian prime minister has singled out the local police the blame for friday's deaths he also accused moscow of starting up the trouble in the us courts. i am on the second da

. >>> a leading figure in northern ireland's republican party has been arrested for murder. >>> timeo get help - toronto's mayor taking a leave of absent to deal with his drug problem. >>> talks are underway in ethiopia between south sudan and rebels in an effort to end the civil war. fighting intensified over the past two weeks despite an assess fire being signed in february. thousands have been killed and more than a million people left homeless since the conflict began in december. ahead of those talks, the u.s. secretary of state arrived in united states, and financial sanctions on those responsible for the violence. our correspondent is live for us in addis ababa. the long hiatus after the talks. what allowed it to happen? a poll anies, we appear to have lost audio contact. we'll try to get him back. first, this report by anna cavel. >> reporter: the tone of the political conflict was set when the president addressed the media wearing military fatigues. the government's claim that former prime minister riek machar attempted a coup was never proved. is rapidly became an eted nick

northern ireland has been wrestling with conflicting demands, on the one hand that they need to move on, but on the other there's a demand for justice for people of the families of jean mcconville. rasting gerry adams -- arresting gerry adams may make it look like no one is above the war, but may perpetuate an endless cycle. >> gerry adams maintains his innocence, what it says about the peace process. in the end time is no healer. >>> in colorado where recreational marijuana is legal, it's gone associated with two recent deaths, and there are growing concerns about children eating it. paul beban with more. >> reporter: in colorado you can buy legal weed the old-fashioned way, by the bud. or you can buy it in candies, cookies - edibles. 10mg of thc, the chemical that gets people high is the limit per serving. one piece or one piece of candy can contain as many as 10 servings and people do not know how much to eat. >> you have to figure out your toll rarnings the first -- toll rarnings the first one or two times you try it. >> people are warned not to chow down. >> once you eat the coo

return of others killed in the conflict. >> reporter: he went on to talk about a dark side in northern ireland that had no interest in peace. >> i'i want to live in a peacefl ireland based on equality. i never associated myself with the ira and i never will. but i'm glad that we have created a democratic way forward for everyone. the ira is gone. finished. >> 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

. >> later this week the opening stages of the giro d'italia will take place in northern ireland, along with the tour de france coming to yorkshire. the world-class sporting event allows to showcase the region and tourism ago the local economy. would the prime minister agree with me that as we seek to build a more prosperous and better future for all of our people in northern ireland that it is vitally important the suffering and hurt of the victims is never forgotten? and whether it is one year ago or 10 years ago or 42 years ago, justice must be pursued and the police must be allowed to follow the evidence wherever it may lead? >> first of all can i agree with the right honorable gentleman about the importance of these great sporting events, the one he mentioned in northern ireland and also of course the tour de france which will be starting in leeds which will be a great moment for yorkshire and the whole united kingdom. i think we should do as much as we can to promote despair i think we should properly draw the line in appearing in either event. he raises an important issue about t

anger as the northern ireland continue to question gerry adams. >>> the top stories - search teams have gin up hope of finding survivors that swept through a remote village in nearby afghanistan. two people are reported missing and 4,000 displaced. at least three people have been killed and several others injured in twin explosions in kenya's port city of mombassa. a grenade was flown at a passenger bus. >> ukranian troops conditioned their attack on troops. the soldiers have made more gains as part of a terror provision. >>> police in northern ireland are holding gerry adams for a fourth night. he has been questioned about the murder of jean mcconville, in 1972. she was killed by members of the irish republican army. >> reporter: the arrest of gerry adams revolved old arguments and images from the trouble past. a sinn fein rally in front of a mural in west belfast. fellow party leader martin mcguinness is not ruling out withdrawing future cooperation over policing. >> anyone here - gerry adams arrest is not intended to disrupt the election campaign. >> it's not just in the north where

tim friend live in antrim in northern ireland. five and 6-year-olds will be the first in the developed world to start learning computer coding at school to create a generation of high-tech entrepreneurs. kim vanell splapz >> reporter: in southwest england, these students are taking a language class of a different kind. >> objective c. >> like with french or spanish, there are rules and exceptions to learn. they speak to a computer creating games, applications and websites. >> this is a good thing to use because you want to start my own business and employ someone to do my website, i can do it myself. >> teaching programming is a trend globally. israeli high school included computer science a decade ago and australia, denmark and finland are looking to make similar changes. but come september, england will become the first g 20 country to teach computer science rather than computer literacy. students will start learning to write code from the aiming of 5. they will go through four stages from learning algorithms to creating and alt

too northern ireland where police are still holding republican leader gerry adams.t's the fifth day. he's been questioned about his involvement in the murder of jean mcconville. the mother of 10 was killed by member of the irish republican army. >> reporter: the arrest of the gerry adams is reviving old arguments and images from northern ireland's troubled past. a sinn fein rally in front of a mural and west belfast. fellow party leader marty mcguinness is not ruling out withdrawing future cooperation. >> has anybody else thought that gerry's arrest is not to disrupt the election campaign. >> it's not just in the north. over the border mr adams irish constituency supporters say privately that he carries too much historical baggage, an opinion strengthened as police question the him about the murder of jean mcconville by the ira in 1972. mr adams denies involvement. >> it was here on a beach that mrs. jean 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

. >> al jazeera's tim friend joins us by phone from northern ireland. adams had the opportunity to dress the media a short time ago. what did he have to say? . >> reporter: he said there were dark forces at work that had no from in pass in northern ireland, and he called them the old guard. the tapes made were dubious, and the people that made recordings for the academic from the college, on the basis they wouldn't be used until after their death - subsequently they've been released under court order - a lot of those people had grudges against him and the peace process. he said his detention was mishandled and is angry that it came at the time of election, when he felt he should have been on the campaign trail, campaigning for sinn fein. a file has been sent to the prosecutors - or it will be when the police have gone through hours of interrogation tapes - and if the prosecutor thinks there's a charge justified it's possible that gerry adams could face charms. >> police had a deadline charge or release by today. does his release raise doubts about the e

connection with the murder of jean luc on bill fourteen years ago the ira killed her during northern ireland's troubles on suspicions that she was an informer for the british army adams the leader of sinn fein the political wing of the ira denies any info kidnapped shorts and buried in secret northern irish mother of ten team mcallen bill was dissipated by the irish republican army just before christmas in nineteen seventy two. the ira admitted the killing in nineteen ninety nine and cody was discovered buried on that this speech in two thousand and three. the mother has told gerry adams the leader of the irish republican greek shinn fein for decades. taryn loves the dog who was killed this is a dog like this shows them the support. so big for it people were injured. while the cats it's not just by acting as the head of the ira's political wing. adams has always denied he was amanda that didn't stop him from becoming the infamous face admit it's an irish nationalism across the uk during the ira's nineteen eighties building campaigns three decades of fun and it's green cap. the greeks like the

tim friend reports from belfast. >> the symbols of northern ireland's historical trouble and the risk of further violence are plain to see. the peace walls dividing opposing communities, and the murals demanding justice. as the roast and detention of sinn fein leader gerry adams over a 1972 ira murder revealed, the victims are hungry for justice. they have been denied that by political squabbles. victims' commissioner, katherine stone, is about to send new proposals to the first minister and his deputy. >> i think where we are now in the events of the past week show us, that there is a momentum which is building to the urgency of how we deal with the past and how unless we deal with the past, it will infect and poison the present and the future. we must deliver these things to victims. >> reporter: in the absence of an agreed alternative way to help the victims, it will be left for the police to pursue individual cases, running the risk of a fresh rupture in the piece, as illustrated by gerry adams detention. before his release on accusations he denies, sinn fein and unionists traded

northern ireland, there's this tension all the time.ou have previously sworn enemies working together in government. it's always tense at the best of times, things like this do not help. jerry adams arrested, all the drama yesterday of the release of the loyalist protest, the trouble overnight. so yes, this does not help. there is tension between the two parties and the coalition government. but the big thing at the moment is, this is an election campaign. we're right in the middle of it. so tensions are always high at this particular time any way. >> i guess much of that political tension will depend on if, in fact, adams is actually formally charged by prosecutors at a later date. is that likely? >> absolutely. prosecutors will receive a file from the police service of northern ireland. one would have thought if police had a strong case they would have charged adams himself and he would be in court today. that of course has not happened. so it's not up to prosecutors to decide if there's enough evidence, if they have a reasonable pros

aking newscc1: tonight from northern ireland.tician gerry adams has been arrested in connection with a 1972 murder committed by the irish republican army. for decades, the i.r.a. carried out bombings and murder to fight british rule. adams leads the i.r.a.'s political wing, and mark phillips in london is following this. >> reporter: this is the woman whose murder gerry adams is being questioned about, jean mcconville. the i.r.a. accused her of being a police informer, abducted her, shot her, and buried her in an unmarked grave. this woman, delours price, drove the car that night and admitted so in an interview with cbs news a year and a half ago. did you understand at that point what the likely consequences of your delivering her would be? >> i was-- i was aware that that would possibly be-- that that would be her end, yup. >> reporter: this many years later, does it bother you? >> no, no, not at all. >> reporter: price, who has since died, has accused gerry adams of ordering the killing and a bombing she carried out in london. >

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. >> in northern ireland, the military is accusing police of trying to settle old scores. more on this in our european newscenter. marion? >> reporter: making those comments in belfast at the opening of the new mural in honor of the leader jerry adams. he has been in police kund for four days. he has been questioned over the appe abductor, killing and secret burial in 1972. police now have until sunday to either charge or release him. jerry adams has been questioned by police. live now. tim, strong comments coming from martin mcginnis saying the arrest of jerry adams was deliberately timed ahead of elections in three weeks' time. >> >> reporter: every passing day that jerry adams remains in custody here -- he has been arrested although he arrived voluntarily initially at the police station here he is being questioned about that murder and has denied any involvement. martin mcginnis has spoken about a northside to northern ire land policing. he says there are the old school, if you like, the previous incarnation of the police here, the royal constabulary who want to settle

. >>> in northern ireland, police released jerried a dams without filing any charges.e was detained five days ago in connection with the 1972 murder of a mother of ten. protesters were waiting to show their outrage. >> let me very clear, i am innocent of any involvement in any conspiracy to abduct, kill, or bury her. i have worked hard to have this injustice addressed. >> adams is a prominent politician who helped broker the peace in northern ireland. >>> on capitol hill republicans are launching a new investigation into the deadly attacks in benghazi. >> john 20 months after the attacks in benghazi libya that left four americans lead, house republicans have announced they are launching a new committee headed by john boehner. the email in question the result of a freedom of information act request from an outside conservative watchdog group outlines the behind the scenes communications in the wake of the attack of the administration struggled to put forward a public explanation of what had happened. of course you recall that the then un ambassador was to appear on sund

april of two point four percent drop the fastest in more than two years the police service of northern ireland of only a few hours says more hours to be the release or extend the detention shinn fein leader gerry adams and questioned over the nineteen seventy two murder of a widowed mother of ten in west belfast in congo. the queues at the time being a british army informant. now jerry as number two mark mcinnes calls the timing of the accusations politically motivated and claims police are pushing to extend adams's detention. in serious third city homes a truce that could spell big cheery pro government forces series government and rebels agreeing to that the truce that allows hundreds of fighters holed up in is all quarters to head back to it the cctv. sitting in on friday some level i can send me the forty eight dioceses buying homes to allow the month of the making said to me. the needs of the deal was reported by the london based syrian of seventy for human rights. christmas has come as a on the beach in the city went into effect on to maine on friday the agreement states the ceasing of f

three and sixty seven fellow activists released without charge after being quizzed by police in northern ireland for five days over his alleged role in the nineteen seventy two not out two things that gerry adams is free. libya's the new prime minister and lucinda is the businessman up with much seek to lead the country's new premier the government that says the vote was null and

. ♪ this girl is on fire >> high school aged students in northern ireland thought they were about toee a street performance. but it was not [ bleep ]. >> what this guy is pouring on himself is mineral spirit. a flammable liquid. keep your eye on this guy 18-year-old paul russell. >> he steps in and gets between this guy and the fire because he believes this guy was going to light himself on fire here in public. he says he didn't know if he punched him or pushed him but he did what he needed to do. good thing, too. whatever he was pouring on himself was slippery. it helped paul get down to the ground. looks like he gives him a jab or push and that is all it took to get this guy on the ground and then you see them get this guy down. police ended up having to taze this guy. they detained the guy. >> once again, the royal national institution is on the way to rescue people. two tourists that are stranded and they are going to an area to pick them up. but the interesting thing is once the boat gets close it starts taking on water. because the waves are dumping water on them. so now are th