irish newspaper that ireland had ratified the convention but it was possible to take a case to strasbourg to the commission and she wrote a long letter but it had a colonel of truth she was denied access to court to protect her family life under the european convention and some clever lawyers decided there was an issue to be argued so they provided the legal aid to recruit a solicitor to argue the case before the commission of human rights for it is an irony that legal aid came from strasbourg because the argument was there was no legal aid at that time. we succeeded before the commission and then back a year or two later it was heavily argued on the other side by the government of ireland because they could see the implications. that means ireland could have to introduce legal aid and paid lawyers to provide them to pour clients. it was a vigorous case and partly because we were supported by the commission be one on those two articles number six and eight that denied access to justice and not protecting family life they made a wonderful speech that said this wasn't just for me but women

family appealed to the court of human rights in strasbourg, and i'm sure that it will support our demand -- >> we appealed to the court of human rights. it is another question if the hungarian government will be willing to implement the ruling and to compensate us for the payments that have been missed. >> two weeks ago, the station won its fourth court proceeding, and now finally the state media authority has assigned it a permanent frequency. the future of the station and its staff of 25 seems secure, but no one is opening any champagne bottles yet. >> we have not seen the media authority's decision yet, so we do not know what the conditions are. we do not want to count our chickens before they are hatched. but if we can count on using this frequency, i think we will still need a year or two to bring our advertising revenue back up to its old level. >> these deeper in the stations of loco now seems more appropriate than ever. the animal is more than a debt escaping pressures. >> when germany was reunited more than 20 years ago, there were a number of open questions. one of them was wha

for the institutions in strasbourg and brussels i'm sure the mainstream media we'll just when we have their publics around to thinking all is all right this these are just oddities and normally these things will go on but of course as other countries then leave the euro then we will finally see its collapse and presumably some new way of organizing these economies in europe in the euro zone has been a mitigated disaster in reaction to what happened to lehman brothers and so on back in two thousand and eight actually return to live in london thanks very much we thought it was good to hear from you thank you. well we would like to know what you think about the turbulent situation in cyprus head to our web site r.t. dot com to participate in our latest poll today we're asking what is next for the country now that the bailout deal is sealed well so far the majority looking on the screen here we can see that. forty percent of you saying that there will be a total collapse of trust in banks aggravating the financial crisis over thirty percent predict the other countries are in line for a si

liz: again, strasbourg of the "wall street journal" getting the tips and coming through. sure was. thank you very much. our brethren at the "wall street journal" breaking the story, and we are following a moment by moment because these kinds of cases affect the average trader. thank you. could your investments used some divine intervention or does your portfolio need some kind of epiphany on this could friday? my next guest says putting faith and family first is a fundamental for your portfolio. trinity fiduciary partners joining me next to explain how he picked the stocks based on faith and family. ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news right now. this is just moving it. in the days following the crisis in cyprus, newly minted treasury secretary obviously looking at the situation and saying a need to go to europe. the news is breaking right now, jet blue will go to europe on april 8 to me with a european central bank president and the finance ministers of germany and france. the money men and women will discuss economic developments in europe and policies to boost global growth and prom

want to show you this new video from the wall street journal, strasbourg catching the arrest of michaelrning from our partners, he is a close adviser, billionaire founder steve cohen, a arrested at his park avenue apartment early this morning about 6:00 a.m. eastern on insider-trading charges. he is charged with conspiracy to commit securities fraud, four counts of securities fraud. s ac released a statement saying mike has conducted himself professionally and ethnically during his tenure at the firm. we believe him to be a man of integrity. that is a quote directly from them. steve cohen agreed to pay a $616 million civil penalty two weeks ago to settled two sec lawsuits and the judge has put that settlement on hold in the middle of all of this. we will let you know breaking news he did just plead not guilty. the r raymond happening today, a not guilty plea from him. we will follow this throughout the afternoon. markets are closed but a lot of news is happening today. we did get good news on the consumer front. consumer sentiment, spending and personal income all rising in the past mon

and happy thati am very today i can welcome the president of israel to the european parliament in strasbourg. it is a great honor for us. speak withve come to us and share your experiences and hope for the -- but for the future with us. between european and israeli citizens these days there is a link, and we wish to build on that by way of the future. we're close economical and cultural ties. they have come about. we know there are many personal ties, which and race -- and rich us, but there is painful alsory -- enrich us, but there is painfully history -- painful history. israelopean union and have arisen after the terrible world war and the experiences of the debt of human experiences. , men, women built on the ruins of the war ends for never again to experience the same. it is those words never again which guide me as a german member of this house, and it is a great honor for me to be the member of this multinational house. are mostds never again important duty for now in the future. the fight against exclusion and intolerance -- that is the very foundation of the european union. your exc

happy today i can welcome the president of israel, shimon peres, to the european parliament in strasbourggreat honor for us president, that you have come to speak to us today and share your experiences and your hope for the future with us. between european and israeli citizens these days, it is a very strong link. we wish to build on that link, by way of your visit today. in the future, we have close economic and cultural ties. they have come about. we also know there are many .ersonal ties which enrich us but also a painful history, which binds us. the european union and israel both have arisen after the terrors of the second world war and the experiences of the depths of human experience, namely the holocaust. builtope, men and women on the ruins of the war and swore never again to experience that. , never again,rds which guides may, as a german member of this house, and it is to be ahonor for me member of this multinational house. iese words, never again, think are our most important duty for now and the future. the fight against anti-semitism , against exclusion, against that is the f