it was part of their campaign to try and undermine british rule in northern ireland and to make northernd effectively ungovernable. >> no warnings were given, and the targets seem to have been chosen precisely because they would be crowded with people at that time of day. >> what they managed to do was make the percussive regularity of bombs going off the norm in northern ireland during the 1970s. >> what do you think will happen? >> i think they'll just keep bombing going on. >> it's got to end some time. >> aye, some time, but i don't know when. nobody knows. >> i'm jim mckay speaking to you live at this moment from abc headquarters just outside the olympic village in munich, west germany. the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics of terror. >> i was in my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the

president, for your support for northern ireland. gary heart did a fabulous job in terms of his influence in putting together the conditions that apply for the fresh start to become a fact. i'm glad to see peter king and the other friends of ireland have contributed to that. i know you are going over later for some commemorative celebrations. recognize the secretary of state and the deputy foreign ministries. recognize the leader of the sinn fein party as well. clearly, this is a situation that is one that is so precious to us and so near to us that it means that we've got to mind a fragile piece carefully. i was saddened to learn of the death of the officer of the northern ireland prison service. i would like to express our sympathy to his wife at this dreadful time. he died after having been discharged from hospital after a bomb was placed under his vehicle on friday the 4th of march. let's just say this was a callous and cowardly attack on community. that's why in the words of the president, it's really important that we focus on

president for your support for northern ireland.gary heard dart did a fabulous over there recently in terms of his influence in putting together the conditions that applied for the fresh start to become fact and i'm glad to see peter king and richie neal and the other friends of ireland have contributed to that. i know you're going over later for some commemorative celebrations, also recognize the secretary of state and the deputy forest minister mark mcgillis and recognize the leader of the sinn fein party here, gerry adams, as well. clearly this is a situation that is one that is so precious to us and near to us that it means we've got to mind a fragile peace very carefully. i was saddened this morning, i have to say, to learn of the death of adrian ismay, an officer of the northern ireland prison service and on your behalf i'd like to express our sympathy to his wife at this dreadful time, he died after having been discharged from hospital after a bomb was placed under his vehicle on friday march 4. let's say this was a callous a

president, for your support for northern ireland. gary hart did a fabulous job over there recently in terms of his influence in putting together the conditions that apply for the fresh start to become a fact. and i'm glad to see peter king and the other friends of ireland who have also contributed to that. i know you're going over later for some commemorative celebrations. also recognize the secretary of state and the deputy first minister -- is arlene here? first minister arlene foster, deputy first minister. martin mcguinness and i recognize the leader of the sinn fein party here, and gerry adams as well. clearly, this is a situation that is one that is so precious to us and so near to us that it means that we've got to mind a fragile peace very carefully. i was saddened this morning, i have to say, to learn of the death of adrian ismay, who was an officer of the northern ireland prison service. and on your behalf, i'd like to express our sympathy to his wife at this dreadful time. he died after having been discharged from hospital

, very interesting implications for the peace process because the vast majority of people in northern ireland want to stay within the united king domesticing domestic and the consequences of the u.k. leaving is maybe there would be a rethink about their relationship with britain and the republic of ireland >>> the w mo says there has been an increase in deaths from cancer in nigeria. nearly 80,000 people die out of 100,000 who get that diagnosis. inadequate medical facilities and late diagnosis is to blame part areally for that problem. >> reporter: two years ago this woman road accidents diagnosed with bone cancer. she is a student in nigeria's northern state. she says she is in constant pain and can't walk properly. she blames poor medical facilities for her condition. >> translation: in the first hospital there was no qualified doctor. the second hospital, no drugs and constant power outages. the next hospital i was transferred to do not have the right equipment. >> reporter: the world health organisation says inadequate cancer treatment has led to an increase in people dying. there were 6

someone stole a fire truck in northern ireland and started crashing it away from a fire station yesterday was over, it ended up in someone's front yard. the truck was severely damaged and one street was filled with flipped cars and debris.

have very interesting implications for the peace process because the vast majority of people in northern ireland want to stay within the u.k. and the consequences of the u.k., perhaps, leaving would be main there would be a rethink about their relationship with britain and their relationship with the republic of ireland >>> thank you very much >> reporter: the whole of north-east india is eye deal for tea but it depends on monsoonal rains. the orange patches here show you how the 2015 monsoon, south-west monsoon arraignments ended. they were deficient. although we have got cloud around, the next monsoon rains from the south west haven't yet started. nor would you expect them to. this is harvest time. march, april and may you harvest the first flush from the tea plants as long as they're good. well, let us have a look. this is the concern at the moment. these are supposed to be vibrantly green so you can harvest these. they're not looking that good at the moment. this is west benghal. it is a bit of an irony that at the moment we have a few showers heading across nepal. you will find all the tea

northern ireland had a profound choice to follow the path of peace when they widely adopted the goodriday agreement. the actions of a nonrepresentative viewership not be about to change the course of the overwhelming majority of people in northern ireland. >> mr. speaker. on a different subject altogether, last week i got a letter from adrian. he wrote to me and i live in constant fear of my benefits being reassessed onto the streets. at the prime minister to reduce and apologize who went through such anguish and upset during the first independent >> lemay think the rental gentleman for what he said about the terrorist attack in belgium and what he said about northern ireland and the fact we have achieved so much peace and process and not viable part of our united kingdom. turning to the issue at disability, as they sit in the house on monday, when you are faced with having to take very many difficult decisions including many spending reductions as we were after the government in 2010, you do not always fit every decision right. i'm the first to accept that and on every occasion. as

that's in northern ireland. i will talk about why that is exceptional. the security states that often women are excluded because they are not. >> women are assumed to lack the appropriate expertise to negotiate or they are left out to discrimination or stereo typical thinking? they are walking the halls of power and understanding women's participation. she talks about five distinctive types of participation. the first is the role model argument in which women participate in role models. we can do it too. the second is the justice argument, participation as representation in which it is argued that it is fair and just that as 50% of the population that women have a right to participate in the processes. the third is the larger dream argument. participation as deliberation in which it is argued that they are process oriented that women contribute differently to the process of peace negotiations. the fourth is the expertise argument as expertise in which we need the expertise on issues that affect women's lives the way that the conflict has been gendered ro

the to world leaders hosted europe's refugee crisis in the northern ireland peace develop meant. >> it comes with dealing with migrants are displaced because of war, peacekeeping activities around the world. >> president obama will also meet with northern ireland leaders today to advance the peace agreement the united states helped broker. >>> the vatican has at the date for mother teresa to become a saint. the pope cleared mother teresa's pass to sainthood in december after approving a second miracle. the roman catholic nun dedicated her life to helping the poor in india. >>> services mostly restored but traffic could still be impacted following the massive sinkhole and gas line rupture over the weekend. why crews are expecting to heavily traveled roads remain closed for at least another week. and dry warm weather in store. rosemary roscoe is here to tell us when we might even see some mid- 70s in the forecast. >>> plus, a first for the nfl as the weak executive acknowledges the possibility of connections between concussions and long-term brain disease. >> there are still several hund

there is great fear in the irish republic and in northern ireland, as well, of what would happen. one report suggest that had the irish republic would suffer economically even more than the united kingdom if the e.u. does lead. despite all the years of independence in the republic, the two economies are very much intertwined and there is a great hope amongst irish physical circles and wider circles that the u.k. will not depart, but certainly it had very, very interesting implications for the peace process, because the vast majority of people in northern ireland want to stay within the united kingdom and the consequences of the u.k. perhaps leaving would be that there would be a rethink about their relationship with britain and their relationship with the republic of ireland. >> north carolina's government released a new video showing its large effort r. exercise of long-range artillery training. state media showed leader kim jong-un inspecting the drill. >>> it is the first time a. a raid has been held since the cabinet of myanmar has been unveiled. >>> small opposition groups ar

northern ireland had a profound choice to follow the path of peace when they widely adopted the good friday agreement. the actions of a nonrepresentative viewership not be about to change the course of the overwhelming majority of people in northern ireland. >> mr. speaker. on a different subject altogether, last week i got a letter from adrian. he wrote to me and i live in constant fear of my benefits being reassessed onto the streets. at the prime minister to reduce and apologize who went through such anguish and upset during the first independent >> lemay think the rental gentleman for what he said about the terrorist attack in belgium and what he said about northern ireland and the fact we have achieved so much peace and process and not viable part of our united kingdom. turning to the issue at disability, as they sit in the house on monday, when you are faced with having to take very many difficult decisions including many spending reductions as we were after the government in 2010, you do not always fit every decision right. i'm the first to accept that and on every occasion. a

well in northern ireland, you could, as long as they went through security, too. that may well be something is that is reintroduced in airports around europe, as well. as you say, america did step up its security after 9/11, but there are some who believe that it isn't good enough, not strong enough and still puts people at risk. after every incident like this, the security services who offer their plans to scan passengers, how they pros people at the airport and see if there is any obvious gaps, lessons that can be learned and you can be sure over the next days and weeks, the authorities in the united states will be doing that, as well. >> indeed. reporting live from washington, d.c., thanks, alan. let's bring you more now on the reaction from world leaders. we have been looking at this reaction. >> after the shocking horror in brussels, there's been an outpouring of solidarity from nation across the globe. french president francois hollande underlined the need for couldn'ty. >> we are all aware that we are all involved and must deal with the subject but without

northern ireland wasn't concerned . he gave a simple answer. >> i am not american. >> he is right! it runs today . >> bringing home the bacon. earlier this week we showed you this post from twitter outfielder at the county fair after he spent usd7000 turns out , the pig was shipped and will be boxed and shipped to him next week. this is so disturbing! here's what the mets say. florida law demands the hog bought at auction be slaughtered. he missed a chance to send it to a sanctuary and it plans to send him to be in >> seven someone's hacked all our technology. technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. expect great savings good day ben. good day juliet . >> we like thursday. >> it's friday either 5:00. get ready. it's cold outside. what just happened?we

following developing news from northern ireland. a suspected car bomb blew up injuring a prison officer. he worked at a training school. a peace agreement back in 1998 pretty much ended 30 years of violence in northern ireland between protestants and catholics but occasionally there's still violence. the groups to carry out hate attacks usually target police and security forces. there was also a car bomb attack in turkey today that killed two police officers and injured more than 30 people. the attack targeted a police station near the syrian border. turkey's security forces are battling militants in that area. >>> we are learning that a 97-year old facing eviction from her long time home in burling game has died. she was living in the same cottage for 66 years. she had a deal with the original she could live there the rest of her life as long as she maintained it but the owner wanted to sell and they gave her until april for her and her roommate to leave. the attorney is still working on the roommate's behalf to stay. >>> a 52 page

the phenomenon was seen in scotland and northern ireland as well as in england. say they found the wreck of a confederate ship your the mouth of a river. sonar imaging revealed the wreck downstream from wilmington. researchers say it would be the first civil war area vessel found in the area in decades. they say the ship is well preserved. 5:12 a.m. an arrest is made in the nine-year-old oil. john: the man now charged with pulling the trigger in a case that shocked the country. barbara: more from this teenage girl. fromjohn: welcome back. breaking news in central california where a commuter train has the real. nine people are injured. the trains first car plunged into a creek and people inside had to be rescued. it is believed the train struck a tree that had fallen on the track. today is primary day for democrats and michigan and mississippi and republicans have contests in michigan, mississippi, idaho, and a white. ted cruz will visit the church in raleigh around midday. donald trump will be in fayetteville tomorrow and hillary clinton comes to our state on thu

this is already been bringing heavy snow fall across northern ireland, scotland. gusty winds with this. in fact, you could be seeing winds 135 kilometers according to the local warnings here, because of the tight pressure. not so much storm pressure coming through, but just the constant wind pushing on shore. all will move a to the least. you're going to be looking at foul weather. paris, a high of 10. forecast through wednesday, let's wrap things up into the americas. we have this storm system pulling across the great lakes. that's really been the topic out here. as we go ahead through your tuesday night into wednesday morning, though, it does look like as far as the threat of tornados, that was earlier today, that's going to wayne ne, but you will see it drift towards the northeast. cooling off. one area that west virginia, 21 reported for the high on tuesday. dropping down to just 2, nearly a 20 degree drop there in 24 hours. all right, leave you now with the extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of newsline. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll b

this was shot in northern ireland sunday night. it occurs when electrically charged particles from the sun enter the earth's atmosphere. >>> a study finds breast patient whose choose to have a preventive double mastectomy may not have a better quality of life. they said they felt more emotionally healthy but that faded over time. the patients who have breast reconstruction surgery after a double mastectomy did end up feeling more confident and had a more positive impact on their quality of life. tomorrow is buddy check 9 day, the day to do self exams or get a mammogram. st. joes is offering walk in appointments 7:30 in the morning to 4:00 at 1825 marion street in denver. for more information, go to 9news.com. >>> now for the favorite story of the day, the denver zoo is celebrating a special new addition to its gorilla exhibit. here we go, here she is, sweet baby whimsie adepa, she was just born before midnight on february 25th, this is her debut, the first baby of the western lowland gorilla species born at tinga's first baby and s

two men are in police custody in northern ireland after an unusual theft. the men - one 66 and one 19 - are accused of breaking into a fire station, stealing a fire truck -- and then taking it on a joyride with lights and sirens this is the damage they left behind after crashing into several cars and buildings. you ve probably heard of a snowmobile, but a ski car? probably not. a canadian mechanic added skis to his 2006 mercedes smart car and created this invention. the diesel fueled ski car allows a driver to jet across the snow on skis at up to 44 miles per hour. the invention was a local secret until someone snapped viral. anderson says the snow-car cost him about seven-thousand dollars and it took him about a month to build it. he says it only takes about an hour to put the wheels back on. unfortunately, you probably won t see anderson )s invention for sale -- coming up on newschannel three -- months after a town was poisoned by its own water -- a according to our c-b-s affiliate w- u-s-a -- the southampton sheriff s office needs your help locating a mi

spectacular colored lights were visible in scotland, northern ireland and england. it is rare to see them so far south. the lights happen when electrically charged parcel from the sun meets the earth's atmosphere. spectacular. news as always on al jazeejazeem slowly but surely, i.s.i.l. is losing ground in iraq and syria but don't kid yourself. it is far from defeated as a global force of violence. after blitzing across both countries in 2014 i.s.i.l. fighters have spent the last six months getting killed or driven out of some key places. like ramadi in iraq and aleppo in syria. what's more, i.s.i.l. last lost some key road connections, linkining the iraqi city of mosl

problem for some people with what's going on today and that is that there are still people in northern ireland, the distant republican groups who want to do what the men and women of 1916 did. they want to fight against the british state, anything that celebrates or commemorates the pasts two months might be seen as giving them some kind of green light to do that. there's a wariness about what today means. there is great fear, one report this week suggest would that the irish republic would suffer even more than the united kingdom if it does lead. despite all the years of independence in the republic, the two economies are very much intertwined and there is a great hope amongst irish political circles and wider circles that the u.k. will not depart but certainly would have very, very interesting implications for the peace process, because the vast majori of people want to stay within the united kingdom and the consequences of u.s. perhaps leaving would be maybe there would be a rethink about their relationship with britain and their relationship with the republic of ireland. >> world health or

look at some of the shots from northern ireland. just spectacular. and very little editing too. as we look to the heavens, we see sun in the city. and some nice numbers too. mary said it, we hit the nifty 50 right now and then mike talking about the southwest wind at 20 miles per hour. that's in the parks. you know, a little stronger the south shore. 46 in babylon right now. 45 in the hamptons. you will be cooler here, 53 in edison. 14 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. so yeah, the trend, definitely heading up. 65 tomorrow. 70 on wednesday. and 57 is the normal high for april 15th. and if we hit the 70, that's going to be a may feel. that will be the normal high for may 12th. and that would break the record by one degree. that old record 69. any way you slice and dice, it's nice and well above normal. 47 is the normal. sun sets at 54:00. this is the weekend that we spring ahead. start resetting the clock and look at all that daylight in the afternoon. a few clouds this afternoon. could see a stray shower tomorrow afternoon in the hudson valley. relatively quiet her

it happened in northern ireland. police say two people stole the rig from a fire station yesterday morning. the truck crashed in to a number of parked cars leaving debris everywhere. the truck went through the cars an ended up in someone's front yard. luckily no one was hurt, but the truck was seriously damaged. >>> snow and cold are gone and it will feel like spring soon. the nicest days to get outside and when that rain will return. >>> and their job is to save lives. how local firefighters though are joinin rs from across i do everything on the internet, but it's kinda slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest, but i thought it would be too expensive. who's that, jenny? no kate. turns out they have a deal that cost me even less than my slow service. and it's 100 megs. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2% then i thought, maybe other things could be better. i heard that. now's the best time to switch to better internet. only fios has the fastest

fassbender was born in germany but his mother was from northern ireland. they raised him in ireland. a lot of great actors.rs" is made in ireland. the game of trolls was filmed in ireland. >> it's a beautiful country. i've been there a couple of times. one more, hoda. >> you kids should not but i'll ask you anywhere. this may be a question for your dad. ready? how many pints of guinness are consumed worldwide on st.s day. is it 5 million, 13 million or 5 million, 13 million or 24 >> c. >> c, 24 -- >> so sad. you get my book. >> it's actually 13 millionnts. and there are 80 million people in the world with irish passports. what we really want is to have 80 million pints of guinness >> wonderful thing to hope for. it's life changing. >> 13 million pints, the equivalent two of olympic size full of guinness. >> it's not enough! >>> boy, are we lucky because we have this comedy dream team here. ight general mills is removing artificial flavors rs from our cereals. so you can love cereal. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i have a driver. his name is carl

two men are in police custody in northern ireland after breaking into a fire station and stealing a fire truck! the men - one 66 and one 19 - are accused truck on a joyride this is the damage after crashing into no word on the extent of any inuries.. to be 26 and 4, the best regular season in the history of our program. i'm really pruod of our it would be hard not to be! after a great season and a great win last night... xavier is done with the regular season. whats next for the muskiteers coming up in sports! toyota billboard dan 2shot desk muskiteers finished off the regular season last night but what's next? danneman and everything you need to know! pkg weather now adlib wx 3shot clouds. nice! minnesota is proving that sometimes... things are exactly as they appear. and that was the case after a passerby spotted a dog behind the wheel of a semi- truck on friday! jack highberger has the story. you know if we're honest about it...our ten fingers and ten toes are two of the greatest blessings afforded to us as human beings allowing us to do animals simply cannot do .... that said recent

. >> michael fassbender was born in germany but his mother was in northern ireland. they raised him in ireland. now, of course, great actors and great "star wars" was made in ireland. the "graham ame of thrones" in >> one more. this. what's your name and where are >> molly. >> and delaney. >> andy. >> this may be a question for your dad. how many. pints of guinness are consumed 5 million, 13 million, or 14 million. dad, don't say anything. >> 5 million, 13, or 24? >> c. >> c, 24. [ buzzer ] >> so sad. you get my book! >> it's actually 13 million pints. there are 80 million people in the world who love irish so what we we really want is to sell 80 million pints of guinness. >> such a wonderfulul thing to hope for. >> great. we have high hopes. >> it's life changing. >> 13 million pints is the eqequivalent of two olympic size full of guinness. >> it's not enough. thank you very much. happy st. paddy's day. >>> boy, are we lucky, we havee the comedy dream team here right general mills is removing artificial f flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal.al

we did bring the libyan prime minister to the g8 in northern ireland. we went to the united nations to help that government. but so far we haven't been able to bring that government of national accord that can bring some semblance of stability and peace to that country. but is it in our interest to help that government do exactly that? yes it is. we should work with others in order to try to deliver that. >> byron davis. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. speaker. my constituency which is won first time ever by the conservatives could be transformed along with the rest of the region by the lagoon, having signed 1.2 billion deal yesterday. could the prime minister given absolute decision that the government review of tidal lagoons that the tidal lagoon project fits u.k. energy strategy and further recognize the economic potential this will bring to the swansy bay region? >> i thank my right honourable friend. i remember visiting him after his victory last year. we went to brewery for mild celebration. he is right the tidal lagoons has potential. we l

firefighters say it was lucky no one was on the street in northern ireland at the time. investigators say the truck' s lights were flashing when it crashed down the street about 5:00 a.m, the incident seriously damaged the firetruck and one homeowner store and entryway. it also left overturned cars and debris all over. >> it was like a continuous then a final huge bang at the end. i jumped out of bed immediately, looked out of the window, looked down and it was surreal. i looked down and saw a fire engine in my front garden. andrew: police are reporting 66 and 19-years-old, in the theft. powerball and both won. but only one hit it big. take a look. judge james stocklas, there on the right, was vacationing in the florida keys when he bought a ticket. turns out his brother bob had bought a ticket too. but bob only won 7 bucks. when the judge realized he had won, he told his family they were going back to the florida. hopefully he took his brother bob with him. the disney movie "zootopia" ended "deadpool' s" three-week reign over the weekend box office. the kid friendly fli

. >> fassbender was born in germany but his mother was from northern ireland. so they did the best thing you can do for a child, they raised him in ireland. a lot of great actors. "star wars" is made in ireland. "the game" of thrones was filmed in ireland. >> it's a beautiful country. times. one more, hoda. >> you kids should not know this but i'll ask you anywhere. dad. ready? how many pints of guinness are consumed worldwide on st. patrick's day. is it 5 million, 13 million or dad, don't say anything. 5 million, 13 million or 24 million? >> c. >> c, 24 -- >> so sad. you get my book. >> it's actually 13 million pints. in the world with irish passports. what we really want is to have 80 million pints of guinness drank. >> wonderful thing to hope for. >> we have high hopes. >> it's life-changing. >> 13 million pints, the equivalent two of olympic size swimming pools full of guinness. >> it's not enough! and happy st. paddy's day. boy, are we lucky because we have the comedy dream team here, eugene and daniel levy right after this. look like this. feel like this.

someone stole a fire truck in northern ireland and started crashing it into things. police say someone got in the truck and drove it away from a fire station yesterday morning. by the time it was over, it ended up in someone's front yard. the truck was severely damaged and one street was filled with flipped cars and debris. police questioned two men for the alleged theft, but nobody has been arrested yet. hundreds of people showed up in portland, oregon to protest the jailing of ammon bundy, you may remember bundy was the leader of an armed protest at a wildlife refuge back in january. he and 24 others are facing felony charges for that and have all been in jail for more supporters claim the occupiers didn't receive justice and were treated unfairly by the government. thousands in hondoras gathered to guide the body of an environmental activist to his grave. they are calling for justice in the case of berta caceres. gunmen broke into her home on thursday and shot her four times. she received the 2015 goldman envioronmental prize for her role in fighting a dam project

someone stole a fire truck in northern ireland and started crashing it away from a fire station yesterday was over, it ended up in someone's front yard. the truck was severely damaged and one street was filled with flipped cars and debris. police questioned two men for the alleged theft, but nobody has been arrested yet. hundreds of people showed up in portland, oregon to protest the jailing of ammon bundy, you may remember bundy was the leader of an armed protest at a wildlife refuge back in january. he and 24 others are facing felony charges for that and have all been in jail for more than a month. supporters claim the occupiers didn't receive justice and were treated unfairly by the government. thousands in hondoras gathered to guide the body of an environmental activist to his grave. they are calling for justice in the case of berta caceres. gunmen broke into her home on thursday and shot her four times. she received the 2015 goldman envioronmental prize for her role in fighting a dam project. but that came with a price. caceras complained of death threats from police and the army in

off with a dozen or press ringing with them a rough edged technique that they had effected in northern ireland. then the dutch who were operating under the guilt of having been a soldier who was supposed to protect its revenue and then you have the u.s. who learned man hunting techniques they are that they would take into the war on terror. and he had the germans who went into action for the first time since the second world war and their first casualties since the war in this manhunt. finally the french the most reluctant whose first timeout turned out to be wrote this asked her. they kill the guy and almost killed a bunch of kids who were traveling with him and then went on to capture one of the biggest prices of all. so by the time of 9/11 when everyone was shipped out to afghanistan and iraq a lot of the small fry had been hoovered up but what that meant the people lead given the orders had gotten away. the small fry were being picked up. they fled to serbia and croatia where they found safe haven and the next stage in the manhunt was about putting the pressure on those governments in belg

. >> reporter: this was the@scene in northern ireland. what happened in the early hours saturday was something out of the action film. the stolen fire engine careened down the street with blue lights and sirens flashing, plowing into gardens, cars and a home. seeing the destruction and thinking there was an explosion at first, one neighbor couldn'tt understand how a fire crew arrive sod quickly. >> and then we start to look around at the various debriri and one of those funny things at that time of the morning. you couldn't abbing hully sort of get your mine focused on what actually happened. >> the drivers leaving behind an expensive cleanup but it could have been worse. situation ift wasn't at 4 o'clock. there could have bee absolute carnage here and thankfully very few, if any injuries. >> rorter: they're investigating the fire station. it has been substantially damage because of the break in. a 66-year-old man an another in he has late teens have been arrested. before being questioned, one of them was treated in the hospital. it's unc

. >> a bombing in northern ireland has rekindled fears of more attacks, as the country comenl ratecommemorates the 100th anniversary of the revolt. later ireland will remember the 1916 easter rising when key buildings were seized in dublin, igniting a war with britain that won independence for ireland in 1921. >>> a week after cessation of hostilities in syria, in the past week all sides of the conflict have reportedly broken the truce. as al jazeera's omar al saleh reports that's putting next week's u.n. backed peace talks in jeopardy. >> a moment of peace. for many people in syria these scenes are unusual. live scenes in this mark place in aleppo in northern syria. >> people are out and buying. women are even stopping to bargain about the price. before the truce they didn't. they used to be scared. >> reporter: but no one is under any illusion, the temporary pause in fighting could be easily shattered any minute. the opposition said it recorded over 150 violations by government forces on russian air force while the government accused the russians of 30 violations. >> the regime is using the

northern ireland's rory mcilroy is not concerned. when asked about the controversial trump, he gave a simple three-word answer. >> i'm not american. [laughter] >> and that's all he said. the wgc runs from today through sunday. >> scotland or what? >> northern ireland. you hear the accent. >> that is trump's golf course? >> it is. >> he owns a lot of stuff. >> cespedes is bringing home the bacon a little bit early. we showed you the mets' outfielder at a county fair in florida after he spent $7,000 for a grand champion hog -- spree. >> wait, it gets better. >> where's the pig? it's not in that picture there. he's with the family that raised championship -- >> again, this new york met spent $7,000 on a pig. >> are you ready? >> i thought he was going to keep it as a pet. >> i did too. itit will likely be boxed and shipped to him next week. peta says cespedes missed a chance to send it to a sanctuary. >> he's making up for lost time, he grew up in cuba. >> yeah, he is. >> instead of ending on a dead pig, let's finish sports with a rare

>> michael fassbender was actually born in germany but his mother was from northern ireland so they did ireland. great locations. >> one more, hoda. >> you kids should not ask this. >> particlely and kathy. >> and delaney. >> andy. >> this may be a question for your dad. ready? how many pints of guinness are consumed worldwide on st. patrick's day? is it 5 million, 13 million, or 24 million. dad, don't say anything. 5 million, 13, or 24. >> c. >> c, 24. >> no. so sad. you get my book! >> it's actually 13 million pints. you know, and there are 80 million people in the world who have irish passassports. we want oughtity million to drink. >> it's life changing. >> high hopes. 13 million pints is the equivalent of two olympic size swimming pools full of guinness. >> thank you very much. happy st. paddy's day. >>> boy, are we lucky because we have a comedy dream team here. eugene and daniel lefly vith after this. general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal. again! i drive i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is

spectacular colored lights from visible in scotland, northern ireland and as far south as northern england. david foster standing by in london with another full bulletin of news. i'll see you again. bye for now. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> people are not getting the care that they need. >> this is a crime against humanity. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> explosions going on... we're not quite sure - >> is that an i.e.d.? >> one in, one out. the e.u. could admit a syrian refugee from turkey for every syrian that is sent back from greece. good to have your company. i'm david foster. live from london. also coming up in the next 30 minutes we report on 45 people killed in a shootout involving tunisian security forces and unidentified gunmen on the border with libya. report on better battle for compensation over t

. >> two men are in police custody in northern ireland. the men 166 and one 19 are accused of breaking into a fire station -- stealing a fire truck and taking it on a joyride with lights and sirens blaring this is the damage after crashing into several cars and buildings. both are in police custody. >> jail beat out columbia clench their spot in the ncaa tournament for th first time in 50 years but the bull dogs were without their captain. his departure has embroiled the campus in controversy. that story all new this morning. >> jail bull dogs senior guard jack mop that hue withdrew from the school february 10th two weeks later the school sent out a press release saying he would not be returning citing school policy. they would not say why he left. despite campus rumors of a sexual assault accusation. in a new haven article the player's father says his son was expelled. he called it ridiculous and says he has strict orders from his lawyers not to talk. montague's teammates are standing behind his captain. that move sparked outrage on campu