we are seeing shared campuses for education institutions in northern ireland. now, i think we need to see the sorts of things she is talking about. shared approaches on teacher training, which can reduce costs and deliver a better service. >> thank you, mr. speaker. lack friday, attended over 13 local companies and over 700 jobseekers. will the prime minister congratulate those who started a friendship since 2010, where unemployment has fallen by 36% showing our long-term economic plan is working? >> i pay tribute to my friend, who works to support his constituents. i think these job fairs that many members of parliament have taken part in, can do a huge amount in terms of making sure local people can see the opportunities that are being opened up a successful and growing economy. the claimant count has fallen by 54% since the election with long-term count falling by 50% in last year. that shows, as the oecd suggests britain pause long-term economic plan is working and we should stick to it. >> as we have heard, the prime minister and the opposition agree that

i know that my right honorable friend and northern ireland secretary is working hard to make sure everyone fulfilled their pledges. >> mark hunter. >> thank you. will the prime minister join me in paying tribute to the many dedicated health professionals who work at saint ann's hospice, and does he agree with me that the decision to do full -- decision to dieboldvulge 6 billion pounds of nhs spending prisons a tremendous opportunity to better integrate healthcare services and secure a more positive long-term funding arrangement for local hospices. prime minister cameron: let me agree with my honorable friend and the hospice movement is another example of something that provides vital health and social services in our country which is not necessarily owned and operated by the nhs. i am not parent who used to -- i'm amazed by the work that they do. we have allocated 100 billion of capital funding since 2010. this is in addition to the 10 million to the children's hospices. i would welcome both nhs money made of able to hospices, and the manchester decision, the greater manchester decision ma

sinn fein members and leading republicans likewise received a royal pardon so republicans in northern ireland can know which of their great stalwart leaders either begged or asked or received probably on bended knee such a royal pardon? and secondly, so everybody can know in the country which governments have been involved in such nefarious activities? >> all i would say to the honourable gentleman i will look very carefully at the ask he requests, what more we can do to be transparent this government not least holding on the run review have been transparent. but what i would say to him governments in the past have had to make difficult decisions with respect to northern ireland to try to bring parties together and produce a peaceful outcome that we have today. that has involved difficult compromises things he and probably i have found at times deeply distasteful nonetheless sometimes in the pursuit of peace some of these things have to be done. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i congratulate my right honourable friend and the department department of transport for their securing a 15 million-p

beat in northern ireland.taly's domenico persevered bo has also stated that catalonia with a right around. six to two kilometers to go, the group had been reduced to just three. 55 to go, michael rogers working hard for their team leader alberto contador. a six kilometer climb, and outbreaks and eight chased down. the 3k race, several teammates crash. spanish team leader needing a new front wheel. then teammates chased down the main. 27 kilometers to go, harding the front, 2k left, 7-rider group at the front, and no response for the group. >> well, i had a good, strong feeling in my legs. i thought there was nobody behind, and then i push on to win again after waiting more than two years. on the climb i will well. there were just five of us, this is a good test for the next big challenge ahead of us. reporter: meanwhile, french rider pierre took the shirt from the overnight leader. the ocean races continue, the six boats negotiating rough seats. they now lead to manage a new course defined by race management a

she came to your set in northern ireland.e queen, looking at the iron throne. [ laughter ] and you guys, it was so nice of you guys to dress like museum guards. [ laughter ] >> i was about to say, look at my pants. >> seth: yeah. you were like, "oh, wait. oh, the queen's coming. i'll wear my oldest khakis." [ laughter ] did the queen -- did she sit in the throne? >> no, she's not allowed to. apparently, the queen of england is not allowed to sit on a foreign throne, so this is an esoteric rule we didn't know about until that moment. >> seth: gotcha. >> so, yeah, it looks like we're saying don't touch the queen. >> seth: right. it is funny that it counts as a foreign throne because it is -- >> it's fictional. >> seth: yeah, fictional. but i guess that's the thing about the queen, she's a stickler -- [ laughter ] --when it comes to rules. she's a stickler. so, this is very excited, or exciting i should say. season five, we finally, a lot of the characters who have been very far away from one another are coming back together to

westminster or perhaps the greens or maybe parties from northern ireland. it could all get pretty messy. but then the polls suggest this place is no longer dominated by two big parties like it once was. instead, the politics of the u.k. have become much more complicated. it all means that this general election could be the first step in a long negotiation to decide who gets to move in there and just how secure they'll be once they get inside. >> reporter: and just to remind you, there's a second reason why we are standing outside the door to number 10. rob watson david cameron isn't the only key politician to come out this morning. >> absolutely. any minute now, i say that maybe advisedly, we're expecting nick clegg to come out, who's the deputy prime minister and also the leader of the democratic party. >> reporter: and here he is. >> and right on cue. >> reporter: yes the leader of the liberal democrat there is. making his own way to the palace. why does he go too? >> he's going to parliament because he's deputy prime minister and because he's a part of t

he previously served under president bill clinton, as the special envoy for northern ireland, where heped broker the belfast peace agreement of 1998. before that, mitchell served as a democratic senator from maine for 15 years, including as senate majority leader from 1989 to 1995. welcome to democracy now! let me start on the issue that proposed measures the united states is considering against israel particularly for what might happen in the united nations. mr. mitchell: i do not think it is possible to know. i doubt very much any decision hasn't made in the white house. i think it is all under review, as the president has said. it will depend on the circumstances that exist at the time any such resolution is introduced in the united nations, but the language of the resolution is the reaction both from united states and from our allies. i think the president is appropriately reviewing our policies given the developments of the last -- past few weeks particularly the various statements of prime minister netanyahu, but i do not think anyone should draw any final conclusion from the dis

international affairs level one 1988 ic brighten principles and adhere to the operations in northern irelandhat was a level one stakeholder voting that was february 25, 1992, the sixth one is the tobacco divestment it has a level 3 investment which is finalized on october 3rd, 1998, and just to give you a brief description of the tobacco divestment due to the mitigation and probably governmental restrictions relating to the abstract industry the system will not invest isn't income security companies manufacturing tobacco products how long did is take us to get to a level 3 on this issue. >> i'm not fume with the issue i think a couple of commissioners, if they have a recollection. >> i'll make one more point another in divestment with the sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us dan investment the retirement board directed staff to engage in the constructive dialog with companies in sudan the government to come pilot in level 2 in june 2006 so out of our boards history we've had one example of a level 3 many years ago in 1998 i'd like for someone to research that and ho

. >> shout out towards peace which is northern ireland. >> we got some other parts to talk about todayc analyst harold ford jr. and "new york times" reporter and msnbc contributor jeremy peters. in walk former white house

reportedly bought domain names before they become available to the public on june 1st and in northern ireland a 72-foot tall burning to the ground tower. a town divided into catholic and protestant sides. both groups decorated it and came to watch. it was built by the same designer who makes temples for a festival. >>> an apology 35 years in the making but is it enough? scrambled politics is next. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... ♪ i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't li

police in northern ireland filed a bomb plot on the "game of thrones" set in belfast.ish republican dissidents reportedly after ex-cops who were working on the set. here in the u.s. hbo released season five trailer for "game of thrones" at apple's spring forward keynote in san francisco. >> i'm not going to stop the wheel. i'm going to break the wheel. >> are you in? >> absolutely. >> i've read them all and everything. you bet. apple and hbo announced new streaming partnership with that event. that will be cool. >>> on a sad note though simpson co-creator sam simon passed away from colon cancer. he was only 59 years old. the creative generous helped shepherd the show through the early days. he bequeathed his $100 million fortune to charities. >>> on twitter, paying homage larry king you won't be forgotten. >>> regal and affirm mc theaters teaming up to host a 29 hour ultimate marvel movie marathon. 29 hours. ending with a first look at the new avengers age of uhtron flick. >> here we are with nothing but our wit to save the world. >> you see all 11 movies on april 29th

. >>> in northern ireland, check this out, a 72-foot-tall wooden tower burning to the ground all in thepeace and harmony. it happened in londonderry, a town divided into catholic and protestant sides. both groups decorated it beforehand and then came to watch. made by the same designer who makes temples for the burning. >>> slamming the international community's slow response saying it cost thousands of lives. warnings that the disease without control were dismissed and early calls for help were ignored by government in africa and world health organization. in fact it took w.h.o. three months to officially confirm the outbreak. according to reports that led to overcrowded medical centers and patients being turned away. >> announcer: "early today" brought to you by vagisil, the experts in intimate health. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. hey, landon. >> good morning. markets off a positive week third highest close ever on friday. investors will continue to digest by the feds who plan to raise interest rates gradually. also economic reports on housing, inflation an

>> garrison keillor: seamus heaney grew up the eldest of nine children on a 50 acre farm in northern ireland, his father a cattle dealer, his mother's family worked in the linen mills. when he was 12, he won a scholarship to a catholic school, learned latin and gaelic. over the years, his poetry has become enormously popular, especially since he won the nobel prize in literature in 1995. >> blackberry picking. late august, given heavy rain and sun for a full week, the blackberries would ripen. at first, just one-- a glossy purple clot among others, red, green, hard as a knot. you ate that first one, and its flesh was sweet like thickened wine: summer's blood was in it leaving stains upon the tongue and lust for picking. then red ones inked up and that hunger sent us out with milk cans, pea tins, jam-pots where briars scratched and wet grass bleached our boots. 'round hayfields, cornfields, and potato-drills we trekked and picked until the cans were full; until the tinkling bottom had been covered with green ones, and on top big, dark blobs burned like a plate of eyes. our hands were peppered

with respect to congressman boyle on the subject of northern ireland, we are deeply engaged still. with the president's consent i appointed former senator gary hart to be engaged in those talks. he's been very active. there is a $7.5 million commitment in the existing peace impact program. and the funding is there for 2011. we have no reason not to be releasing it and engaged in it. so we will continue to be deeply involved in that. with respect to congressman zell on the allowance of offensive operations, the limit of authority, i thought we were talking about -- so this is a good opportunity for clarification. i was talking about in the context of any potential of american ground forces, and the limits of the enduring language. but obviously we are engaged in offensive operations. the air power could not be more so, and we are engaged directly needless to say in arming, you know, and assisting, training and assisting, and now the overt title ten training and assist program. those are offensive operations that the united states is going to be supporting one way or the other. but w

making sure that they would get the advantage of people in england and wales and northern ireland. but we ruled it out. he still could not win. >> order. the honorable friend must be heard. >> waiting over one week for an appointment, and some are waiting two weeks in my constituency. and yet we have 23% of london's gp shutting in the next five years. the prime minister take responsibility for crisis of gps? david cameron: nationwide, we have more gps compared to 2010. the royal college of gps, who is often criticized this government, says now that there has never been a better time to go into general practice. >> take you mr. speaker. the west midlands has been one of the fastest-growing local economies of any region in the united kingdom, with more investments in manufacturing new jobs, more exports, more opportunities for local people in my constituency. with a prime agree that is part of our economic plan, the people in this country can be proud of its industrial revival and be proud of things made in the black country are slid around the world? david cameron: my honorable frie

george mitchell special envoy for northern ireland from 1995 to 2001. it is an honor to have you on the program today. thanks for joining us. so the aim of the negotiations is to persuade iran to restrain its nuclear program in exchange for relief from these sanctions. do you believe the deal that is being talked about today would do that? >> well we don't know what the deal is. we will have to wait until an agreement is reached if one is reached. still about 50/50 before we can make the final judgment on it. i do think that the prime minister helped himself in his re-election campaign. i don't know what the ultimate effect will be there. i think he also has made it, he has emboldened opponents giving them some substance and assurance making it more difficult for the president. in the end it will depend mostly on the verification provisions in the agreement that we're about to reach, about 50/50. >> wasn't it important for him to emboldin the critics? putting his reelection aside you talk to the arab nations in the surrounding areas who are all concerne

other leading republicans who have likewise received the royal pardon so that republicans in northern irelandcan know which one of their leaders have received, probably with a bended knee, such a royal pardon. and secondly, so everyone can know which governments have been involved with such nefarious activity. pm cameron: i will look very carefully at the question he asked and what we can do to be transparent. i would say to him that governments in the past have had to make difficult decisions with respect to northern ireland to try to bring people together that has involved difficult compromises and things that he and probably i have found at times deeply distasteful. but sometimes, in the pursuit of peace, these things have to be done. >> can i congratulate my right honorable friend and the department of transport for their securing a 15 million pound rails infrastructure scheme which feeds my constituency. however, we still need better infrastructure. additional tracks if we are to get longer trains and faster journey times. will my right honorable friend meet me and discuss how we can fur

say to him that governments in the past have had to make difficult decisions with respect to northern ireland to try to bring people together that has involved difficult compromises and things that he and probably i have found at times deeply distasteful. but sometimes, in the pursuit of peace, these things have to be done. >> can i congratulate my right honorable friend and the department of transport for their securing a 15 million pound rails infrastructure scheme which feeds my constituency. however, we still need better infrastructure. additional tracks if we are to get longer trains and faster journey times. will my right honorable friend meet me and discuss how we can further boost the economy? pm cameron: always happy to meet with my honorable friend and discuss these issues. i believe this government has gone right by the southwest and not least with an additional 57,000 seats on southwest trains every week from december. extra car parking spaces at train stations across the region. we can have this investment not just in the southwest but right across our country because we have a l

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members and leading republicans who have likewise received a royal pardon so republicans in northern ireland can know which of their star work leaders have either paid or asked or received probably on bended me such a royal pardon and secondly so everybody can know in the country which governments have been involved in such nefarious activities. >> what i would say to the honorable gentleman i would look carefully at the question he asked and all we can do to be transplanted this government not least by holding the on the run review have been transparent but i would say to him governments in the past had to make difficult decisions with respect to northern ireland to try and bring parties together together and produced a peaceful outcome that we have today. that has involved difficult compromises and things that he and probably i have found at times deeply distasteful but nonetheless sometimes in the pursuit of peace the things have to be done. >> thank you mr. speaker. can i congratulate my right honorable friend and a transport for their securing a 50 million pounds rail infrastructure imp

the evening, we could see wind gusts as high as 100 kilometers per hour across scotland and northern irelandmuch. >>> with the presidential election in view u.s. conservatives want to see rand paul in the white house. for the third straight year he won at cpac. we have more on that and the wisconsin governor who made a strong showing. >> i'm here at cpac where conservatives chose who they want to see as president. for the third year in a row, rand paul took it with 25% of the vote. the big story was scott walker the wisconsin governor who made a big run with 21% of the vote. walker had a strong performance here a few days ago and leaves cpac with momentum. in iowa he's up in the polls. he's showing he could be a front-runner. the other story out of the poll results is jed bush the florida governor coming in fifth with 8% of the vote. it's not a surprise here. jeb bush is a moderate. he came in with an unfriendly crowd and able to make strides and have a strong appearance here. certainly not the favorite for conservatives going forward. cnn, national harbor maryland. >>> as the news continues

herself as a grandma and a states woman who got into the hall of fame because of efforts to help northern ireland. >> you cannot bring peace and security to people just by signing an agreement. >> reporter: her effort to turn the page from the e-mail trouble may not last either as clinton woke up to new questions about her tenure as secretary. cbs news reported a chinese construction company gave $2 million in 2013 to the now named bill, hillary and chelsea clinton foundation after she left state department but mitch mcconnell told fox it raises questions about whether clinton had a conflict and was raising money for the foundation during her time in office. while republicans in the house like chairman of the special benghazi committee are threatening to subpoena clinton's private e-mail server to determine if deleted e-mails were official business. >> the house as an institution may be forced to go to court to try to get access to that. >> reporter: clinton dodged a question from fox about whether she signed this document promising to account for all records in her position before leaving the st

we had the opportunity to talk about northern ireland. and although the recent framework agreement that has been put in place offers great hope for resolution of long-standing challenges there there is still more work to do. we very much appreciate the leadership they have shown in this process. and the collaboration with united states is encouraging both parties to arrive at peaceful resolutions that can lead to more prosperity and growth in northern ireland. we had an opportunity to talk about domestic issues here. the greatest being immigration reform. i indicated the executive actions i have taken, some of which are currently tied up in court. and we share the view that the great strength of the united states has always been its willingness to welcome new immigrants to our shores. that is what has made us unique and special. nobody has a bash contributed to the growth and dynamism of the u.s. economy then our irish immigrants. that continues to be the case. and we had a chance to discuss broader security issues that we face in common.

the day in to tuesday, we'll expect some of the snow across the highlands in scotland also in northern ireland, as well. looks like some of the west coast could be battered by high winds, as well. we are looking at heavy snowfall across the alps as well. look at the winds we are expecting in the next 24 to 48 hours. this is the first in two back-to-back situations. we saw that in the past 24 hours. the rainfall totals are going to be adding up especially as we go in to wales, also across southwestern ireland. for the united states, this is what we can expect -- here's one more view as to how high the winds were recorded in the past 24 hours. 126 kilometers per hour. look at ireland, we had one report of 115 kilometers per hour. a very stiff breeze there. i just checked some of the local conditions across southern britain and we're looking at partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies, but the weather will begin to deteriorate later in the afternoon. here's the snow for the ohio river valley. these amounts in inches. it will be the southern rockies that could be blasted by several feet or just under a

later in the week fox same defense "washington post" questioned o'reilly claim about northern ireland. a lot of other staffers say that's not true and sounds like an overstatement. so all of those claims we're going to explore responses and whether this matters for o'reilly or not. his ratings are up this week. first let's honey in on one other or riley story. this about his time in dallas as a young reporter in the 1970s. working on jfk's investigation, trying to tract down former friend of lee harvey oswald. the man's name was schmidt. i think i'm getting that wrong. we'll check it. here is what he wrote about in his best selling book "killing kennedy." this is from page 300. reporter traced him to palm beach, florida and confronted him. as he knocked on the door he heard the shotgun blast assure his relationship with lee harvey oswald would never be understood. by the way, that reporter's name lee harvey oswald. he wrote he was outside the house in florida when he heard the fatal gunshot. he said basically the same thing on fox news while promoting his book. but o'reilly wasn't the

vote after vote, making sure that it would get the advantage and people in england, wales and northern irelanduld be let down -- [interruption] yes, we rule it out. what i would say to the shadow chancellor is that his boss threw both his kitchen sinks at the nhs and he still could not win. mr. speaker: order. i say to opposition members that their honorable friend must be heard. teresa pearce: one in four patients is waiting more than a week for a gp appointment, and some in my constituency are waiting two weeks. a third cannot even get through on the phone, but 23% of london gp's are due to quit the nhs in the next five years. will the prime minister take responsibility for the increasing crisis in gp's on his watch? prime minister cameron: what i would say to the honorable lady is that nationwide we have 1,000 more gp's in the nhs. in her constituency, there are eight more gp's compared with 2010, there are 317 more gp's in the london area, and the royal college of general practitioners, which has often criticized the government, has said that there has never been a better time to go into g

, social security, medicare, medicaid health care for our, and blessed are the peacemers for northern irelandban streets of america. that is what teddy kennedy preached. and so while there is -- [applause] senator markey: while there is no building that can match the strength of teddy's soul, no material that could replicate the fiber of his character, note architecture that could begin to scrape the height of his vision, this institute -- and in doing so will inspire the new leaders and more engaged citizens. for teddy, education was always more than books. it was an opportunity, and experience to be grasped every day. that he found vision while holding the tiller of his sailboat or his lectern on the senate floor, and he had great fun every minute he was working on the most important issues in the world. and now, through its innovative ideas and time-honored ideals, the institute, a place where hope and history will rhyme, will allow teddy's words to echo throughout time, and it will or a new generation of dreamers to service. this institute will a neighbor the leaders of tomorrow to learn

chance to talk about peacemaking as she did as secretary of state and first lady to try and help northern ireland. never mind she's not actually irish. the organizers point out she has relatives from england and wales and scotland but not actually ireland. and when they toasted, she held up water. trying to turn the page from that e-mail controversy. new information last night. her office clarifying their own talking points from last week saying we actually did go through every e-mail before we deleted them. that's not what they were saying a week ago. secondly, still this uncertainty about whether she's vowed she would turn over all of her records before leaving the state department. i was at that event and caught up with her briefly. here's what she said. >> did you say that separation statement? she said, hi, how are you? very happy and cheery but did not want to answer the e request. interesting the state department, same question to jen psaki and she said, we're trying to get an answer. this is the third time in a week the state department's been at the podium did she sign it or not and they

she said she was pushing for peace in northern ireland.n. >> you can't have lasting peace and progress without people believing life will be better because of it. there has to be genuine social and economic inclusion that's true there and around the world. >> you have republican trey gowdy which chairs the house special committee on benghazi saying to chris wallace they may of the to issue a subpoena to get control of her server. you sought former secretary clinton today knows republic republics are going to investigate that and she has to start moving forward, start the campaign in ernest we hear may be launched in april. >> even today more questions about her time in the state department. >> cbs news reported contribution of $2 million from a chinese construction company with ties to the government in beijing. that came in 2013 after she was secretary of state but i spoke to the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who says that's raising questions for him. did she raise money for the foundation when she wasn'ted supposed to be at secr

surface as a powerful player here at westminster or perhaps the greens or maybe parties from northern ireland or the dup. it could all get pretty messy. the polls suggest this place is no longer dominated by two big parties like it once was. instead, the politics of the u.k. have become much more complicated. so unless like margaret thatcher or tony blair, one of the party leaders gets enough mps to sweet into downing street here, they're going to have to do a deal. that could mean a coalition when mps from other parties get ministerial cars and jobs like the lib dems at the moment. all they could do what's called a confidence and supply deal, where they persuade other mps to support the government and the budget and any attempt to chuck it out of office. or run a minority government with fewer than half the mps trying to persuade other parties to support them vote by vote in the house of commons. it all means this general election could be the first step in a long negotiation to decide who gets to move in there and just how secure they'll be once they get inside. >> reporter: well we'll be s

another one of his stories is about injuries from bombings in northern ireland. later a spokesman told "washington post" that o'reilly had only seen pictures of the bombings. last week we covered o'reilly's claim he was on the scene of a suicide during jfk assassination investigation. audiotapes proved he was not there. here is another one. one that is really outrageous. o'reilly report freddie el salvador for cbs in the 1980s. he was there. you can see him in the country. listen to what he says here about his time there. >> my mother, for example, doesn't understand evil. when i would tell her, hey, mom, i was in el salvador and i saw nuns get shot in the back of the head she almost couldn't process it. >> he said i saw nuns get shot in the back of the head. fox's liberal foe media matters questioned this claim. guess what o'reilly did not see any murders. only saw photos pictures of the murders according to him. that story was a horrific tragedy. it was a big story at the time. you may remember it. three american nuns and a missionary were abducted sexually ass

o'reilly was not an eyewitness to any bombings or injuries in northern ireland. what they say he meant when he said he saw those things, is that actually he once saw pictures of those things. oh, okay. mr. o'reilly has also said on the fox news channel, he has said, i was in el salvador and saw nuns get shot in the back of the head. he did not see nuns get shot in the back of the head in el salvador. fox news put out a statement he did not actually see nuns get shot, actually what he saw was pictures of that. so what fox news channel and mr. o'reilly have not touched on at all so far, and this is becoming sort of a more and more pregnant pause as we wait for some comment from them on this, but they haven't touched at all thus far on for which there appears to be a now plausible, innocent explanation for what mr. o'reilly said. >> now, i reported on this guy when i was working at wfaa tv in dallas. he taught at bishop college in dallas. i can put that together. now, i chased the shield to florida, and i was about to knock on the door where he was, his daughter's h

. >> england wales, scotland and the bottom line is because she fought for peace in northern irelandy decided and the dozens of potential you know, u.s. ambassadors to ireland who are all lobbying her. taking pictures. >> she is trying to get out there and turn the page on the email deal. start going to key constituents like irish americans and start campaigning. you are right there are more questions. more questions about the clinton foundation by the way. the money pouring in there while she was secretary of state. >> did china give a couple million. >> from a chinese construction company that is very close to the chinese communist government. >> while she was on job. >> the contribution came in 2013 after she left. i spoke to the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today did some reporting on this look, the house is looking at the emails, the senate, he told me, may start looking at the foundation and saying okay, the money came in after she was secretary of state, but mitch mcconnell told me did she raise that money? was she raising other money? saudi arainia others, while she

in northern ireland, in a city notorious for its protestant- catholic tensions, a beautifully intricate structure has been drawing large crowds. they're coming to see a 75-foot wooden temple, the creation of american artist david best, who also builds structures for the annual "burning man" festival in nevada. catholics and protestants came together over two years to build it in londonderry, also called derry. it's open to residents to write about their hopes and dreams on the walls. they have until saturday to leave their messages. on that day, the temple will be ceremoniously set on fire. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu claimed an election victory after exit polls showed his bloc came from behind to tie its main challenger. and, a one-time republican rising star, illinois congressman aaron schock, abruptly resigned over allegations of lavish spending from his office account. >> woodruff: on the newshour online, today we invited our twitter fans to an open discussion about race in america and the next generation's attitudes

social security medicare, medicaid, health care for our, and blessed are the peacemakers for northern irelandreets of america. that is what teddy kennedy preached. and so while there is -- [applause] senator markey: while there is no building that can match the strength of teddy's soul, no material that could replicate the fiber of his character, note architecture that could begin to's scrape the height of his vision, this institute -- and in doing so will inspire the new leaders and more engaged citizens. for teddy, education was always more than books. it was an opportunity, and experience to be grasped every day. that he found vision while holding the tiller of his sailboat or his lectern on the senate floor, and he had great fun every minute he was working on the most important issues in the world. and now, through its innovative ideas and time-honored ideals the institute, a place where hope and history will rhyme will allow teddy's words to echo throughout time, and it will or a new generation of dreamers to service. this institute will a neighbor the leaders of tomorrow to learn to par

rory mcilroy from northern ireland. number one in the world rankings. he now says goodbye tiger.s my time. he of course gets his own video game with electronic arts. he is 25 years of age. he has 2.3 million twitter followers. they said he is the coolness factor. he is highly wanted because of his charismatic and he is good looking and golf needs an icon because when tiger woods is not on the screen playing golf, the numbers dip. there you go. should just say that golf games as it were and about $100 million, fifa, the game is expected to earn $500 million. and the nfl. golf still has a long way to go. mark: there is a lovely story. broadcast billions. don't by premier league european success. if you have been watching the champions league two of our four teams have been knocked out. arsenal going into tonight eas game down 3-1 against manchester. need to overcome a 2-1 deficit against barcelona. chelsea are out as are liverpool. it is important because it matters for money and it is europe's most lucrative and prestigious competition. it could be the second time in three seasons

. >> shout out towards peace which is northern ireland. >> we got some other parts to talk about today as well. crawls msnbc analyst harold ford jr. and "new york times" reporter and msnbc contributor jeremy peters. in walk former white house press secretary for president obama robert gibbs. we will get to hillary clinton and aaron schock. literally a shock. we have that story coming up. a little heart breaking. extremely abrupt. there must be more going on there. first, let's begin in israel. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is eyeing a fourth term after a dramatic turn of events defying expectations and the most recent polls, his likud party surge to pick up ♪ parliament. six more than the zionist movement. netanyahu is declaring a race that days ago seemed to be slipping away. netanyahu is urging other parties on the right to help him form a strong and stable government to protect the security of israel. but the negative tone of the race is leading to plenty of questions about the future this morning. what will be the fallout to comments about the turnout to israeli arabs as he wro

. >> people in northern ireland once more have the section abuse issue put on the spotlight as members of the ira stand accused of holding candor and courts, will the prime minister helped to establish a cross border inquiry with the power to call key witnesses to bring some form of closure and justice to young people particularly web and abused >> i will look carefully at what the honorable gentleman has said. there are proposals to deal with the issues in an accountable way. >> we have a proud history of supporting the armed forces. the recent contracts to service a helicopter fleet will have aerospace companies preserve those links. will the prime minister reassurance of spending in the defense industry? prime minister cameron: the 160 billion pound program over the next decade will grow in real terms. new docs will welcome the queen elizabeth aircraft shelter. a new older -- a new order will pump money into our defense industry. >> a couple with two children with a man earning 25,000 pounds will be worse off and tax credits if they stay together as opposed to if they break up. if t

organized that are working on substitutes organized criminal activity along the border areas in northern ireland. >> it is a significant problem. perhaps there will be a chance to debate it later. there was a lot of cross border cooperation under way because the authority on both sides of the border are determined to tackle this problem and bring perpetrators to justice. >> questions for the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and in addition to duties in this house will have other meetings today. >> can the prime minister tell us for the next parliament, what is more important for him on forces on tax column. >> what is some.is combining economic security and national security and the two go together. we inherited a 38 million pound black hole in the defense budget and because of stewardship of the economy with charges from this government we fill that gap and in defense, our economy is strong and the country is safe. >> my right hon. president, the post office mediation scheme the post office sacked the independent investigators to