police in west belfast had used water cannons to deal with up to 200 national protesters, some of whom hijacked a bus. two police officers have reportedly been injured. >> within the last hour, we have returned from those riots in belfast. trouble was expected to come from all loyalists, but it fate -- it came from the nationalist, where it used hijacked a bus and drove it toward the police car and --cordon. they like bonfires on july 11. loyalists insist they have the right to march what they term as the kings -- a queens highway. nationalists hijacked a bus and throughout the bus driver and a number of passengers. there has been sustained rioting. >> more details about the world cup news from qatar. >> there are allegations that qatar bought its way to hosting the world cup in 2022, denied by the chief executive. he said that claims of corruption were based on prejudice. he talked with our sports editor, david bond. >> qatar caused the biggest upset in football history wednesday juristic vision of staging the world cup was given backing last december. corruption allegations have been

yes, i was just in belfast which is -- the good people in belfast, not the worst city on earth. but something is coming up about me in belfast throwing molotov cocktails to policemen. they are called petrol bombs and everyone is wearing track suits. >> excellent. i want to point out that michael moynihan asked me to ask him why is belfast the worst city. >> you totally ad-lided that. mike how was your weekend? >> my weekend was busy as we all know. jack baker arrived on sunday evening. >> i will be sitting in front of the television tomorrow nightwatching greg's appearance on luis ck. >> did he arrive in time to diffuse the bomb? >> he arrived just in time to catch greg's appearance on lu

petrol bombs and bricks were thrown in belfast. officers used water cannons to control the crowd of up to 200 protesters on the night before the biggest day of the loyalists march. the latest from belfast. >> frankly, trouble had been expected but expected to come from the loyalist and the unionists and the protestant side of the community. it came and fat from the nationalist community, from a part of what that fast where they hijacked a bus, drove it don't -- drove it toward a police cordon designed to cape loyalists and republicans apart. they need to celebrate the highlight of the marching season bird on the 12th of july, and republicans have a standard because the parade passed by their areas. a loyalist insist they had the right to march with a call the queen's highway in ireland. the republicans hijacked a bus and throw off a number of passengers. now there has been sustained rioting throughout the night. >> we have the details from cathar. >> allegations that they bought their way to hosting the world cup in 2020 have been

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there was 26 arrest following trouble in belfast, londonderry. the nationalists youth attached -- made it their tax. it is a long-running scandal which has tarnished the catholic church and today, the irish government published a report into the concealment of child abuse by priests. this reveals how they dealt with the breeze. they cared more about the reputation than the welfare of children. reports of abuse was still being kept from police. >> he was not as the personal secretary to john paul the second. today, the bishop stands accused of involvement in the irish catholic church's scandal. it was in his diocese that the sex abuse to a place that was not reported by the church to the police. it happened as recently as three years ago. at a time when the irish catholic church was telling the world that there would never be another cover-up. >> it is scandalous that there was the public face of concern and it continues to maintain a private agenda of concealment and evasion. >> after the revelations of pedophile priests, new guidelines were intr

night of violence in the capital -- the parades come after a night of violence in the capital of belfast. julian assange, the founder of the website wikileaks, has begun an appeal against extradition. he denies wrongdoing and says the case against him was politically motivated after is website published tens of thousands of leaked american e- mails and cables. hundreds -- of 100 people died when the boat overturned -- over 100 people died when a boat riverrned on the volga on sunday. questions about the stability of spain and italy drove shares even lower. after the second day of talks, finance ministers still have to reach agreement over a second bailout for greece. from brussels, matthew price reports. >> europe's debt crisis spread to the third-biggest economy in the euro zone, italy. the interest rates have been rising sharply. let's hope we do not end up like agrees, this man said. spain faced similar pressure -- like greece, this man said. spain faced similar pressure. in brussels, the european finance ministers gathered, not to discuss italy officially. there used to be an assumpt

. >> will the prime minister except that there is an urgency about this situation, with a belfast international airport. this is levied at 120 pounds when the competitors have simply a levy of three years. something must be done right now. >> i actually understand the point that he makes. i know that this is a personal concern to him. i also went to northern ireland and people explained the importance of keeping a link between northern ireland and the united states, important for the health of the province. the chancellor has spoken to people in northern ireland and we are reviewing these options. >> our colleague is currently walking from olympia, greece, to raise awareness of the olympic soldiers. will the prime minister make certain that when the resolution is tabled for the observance of the truth to the general assembly, that we will have specific proposals for peace and reconciliation to maximize this? >> i am certain the house will want to congratulate him. we will be promoting -- accidental, my apologies for that. we call for the continued observance of this truce, and we are considerin

. >> violence has spread to north belfast as nationalist marked the height of the marching season. petrol bombs and missiles have been thrown at police in this city after -- they responded by firing plastic rounds. it has been a dark day for afghanistan. >> that is right. there has been condemnation of the killing of the half-brother of president karzai. ahmed wali karzai was regarded as one of the most powerful politicians in the south of the country. his death has raised fears about instead -- instability. we have a report from the afghan capital. >> he described himself as the most powerful man in southern afghanistan. few disagreed. ahmed wali karzai was a controversial figure. he said he added spice to afghan life. the roads to his compound were closed. the president's half brother lived under tight security. only the most trusted could get close. his head a personal protection arose little suspicion when he entered the room without saying a word. he shot him twice. hamid karzai paused as he welcomed president nicolas sarkozy of france. >> this morning my younger brother was m

latest news from northern ireland where there have been disturbances after the end of a parade in east belfast. police have moved in to prevent skirmishes between small groups of nationalists and loyalists. larger crowds then gathered and the police service of northern ireland used land rovers as a barrier. loyalists threw stones and bottles at police and vehicles were damaged. police fired energy projectiles and water cannons were deployed. stone-throwing lasted for several hours, but was not on the scale of the serious trouble in the same area almost a fortnight ago. we will bring you more on that when we get the latest news. the chinese president has warned members of the ruling communist party that they must fight corruption to retain the support and trust of the people. he was speaking in a televised address to mark the 90th anniversary of the party's founding. as our china correspondent reports, this anniversary comes alongside growing evidence of social unrest across the country. >> who said communism is dead? the party once led is 90 today. other communist regimes have collapsed, china

in northern ireland violence has fled again in east belfast in the same area where rioting took place last week. the trouble broke out following a parade in the district. police described it as significant disorder. officers used water canyon and fired a number of plastic rounds as they tried to restore calm to the area. the violence was not on the same scale as last week's riots in the city. you're watching bbc news. still ahead -- monaco royal couple seal their marriage with a kiss. poland has taken over the rotating presidency of the european union for the first time. polish and e.u. leaders met in war saw to celebrate the event with he polish politicians striking a positive note, despite the economic crisis in many parts of europe. poland wants to strengthen the market to press ahead. >> there's been precious little joy for europe's leaders in recent weeks, with greece's economic problems taking up most of their attention. but there are few signs of doubts about the european project in war saw. -- warsaw. translator: poland takes over the presidency today, standing firmly on its f

world headlines for you in brief a protestant parade of again violent in northern ireland's capital belfast. to mark the annual twelfth of july celebrations protesters threw stones and firebombs protestants and police security services attempted to separate the opposing factions and at least seven police officers were injured in the attacks the twelfth of july marks the end of the annual protestant marching season and commemorates a seventeenth century victory over catholic forces. the u.k.'s former prime minister gordon brown has accused britain's very popular newspaper of illegally obtaining private information about his family i was talking about the news of the world here deep into the press scandal which claims that two other newspapers belonging to rupert murdoch's media empire were also reportedly engaged in tracking its further alleged that reporters at the tabloid paid for secret information about queen elizabeth meanwhile sing it senior police officers have been a question of over allegations that they obstructed be original investigation into the journalist's conduct at the news

you to some other world headlines a protestant parades again turned violent all the others capital belfast as bonfires were lit to mark the annual twelfth of july celebrations catholic protesters threw stones and firebombs of protestants and police security services attempted to separate the opposing factions and at least seven police officers were injured in the attacks the twelfth of july marks the end of the annual protestant marching season and commemorates the seventeenth century victory over catholic forces. now says astronauts are back to the international space station after a six hour long space walk some four hundred kilometers above earth two astronauts were working to retrieve a broken section of the international space station and package aboard the shuttle atlantis they also staged an experiment in robotic fueling the shuttle leaves the station next week and it's landing will wrap up america's shuttle program after thirty years in space. european markets plunged on choose day over fears that italy may become the next e.u. state to ask for a helping hand italy finance minister

headlines for you this hour a protestant rape has again turned violent in northern ireland's capital belfast as bonfires were lit to mark the annual twelfth of july celebrations protesters threw stones and viable means of protestant police security services attempted to separate the opposing factions and at least seven police officers were injured in the youths next july marks the end of the annual marching season and it commemorates a seventeenth century victory over catholic. groups britain with allegations that reporters would be shut down news of the world tabloid secret information about the queen and private telephones. spreads as other newspapers also belonging to rupert murdoch have been accused by former prime minister gordon brown of using criminals to obtain private information about him meanwhile senior police officers are being questioned over allegations that they obstructed be original investigation into the journalists conduct of the news of the world. son james to be called before parliament as part of an investigation into the news groups. all right so well do stay with us

a protestant upgrade it turned a violent in belfast northern ireland the i.r.s. began at the start of the annual twelfth of july celebrations of protestants and catholics clashed with both themselves and police police twenty two police officers were reportedly injured by the annual twelve parade is dedicated to the former military victories over the catholics but has been inspired by decades of much. the french parliament is actually to order to vote on an extension to the military campaign in the media the government there says it's determined to take the fight to colonel gadhafi but some experts believe a ground invasion is now the only option left to president sarkozy. knock out. which. books is like bragging will destroy the republicans they're often wrong it gets a mills disapproval is i. french foreign minister ireland should pay both did france would be libya in quote days or weeks the wars into a fourth month and the final round in sides because sarkozy with his western allies seems short their little opponents fighting back well it's not an environment f

from rader's again turned violent in northern ireland's capital belfast bonfires where some of the annual twelfth of july celebrations catholic protesters threw stones and fire protestants police security services attempted to separate the opposing factions and at least seven police officers were injured in the attacks this was in july months the end of the annual pederson marching season commemorates a seventeenth century victory over catholic forces. outrage is a gripping britain with allegations that reporters at the now defunct news of the world tabloid bought a secret information about the queen and fact into a private telephone and it's got to spread to other newspapers and logging also to rupert murdoch has been accused by former prime minister gordon brown of quote using criminals to obtain private information about him meanwhile a senior police officers are being questioned over allegations that they obstructed the original investigation into journalists conduct by the news of the world meanwhile we've received reports that rupert murdoch and his son james ought to be called befo

again turned violent in northern ireland's capital belfast a bonfire. twelfth of july celebrations protesters. and. security services attempted to separate the opposing factions and at least seven police officers were injured and it's. the end of the marching season commemorates a seventeenth century victory over. outrage grips britain with allegations that reporters at the news of the world top of the secret information about the queen into private telephones. other newspapers also belonging to rupert murdoch have been accused by former prime minister gordon brown of using criminals to obtain private information about him meanwhile senior police officers are being questioned allegations that they obstructed the original investigation into journalists at the news of the world rupert murdoch and his son james are now to be called before parliament as part of an investigation into the newsgroups. the united nations is struggling to cope with thousands of somali refugees fleeing to kenya and ethiopia to starvation but as the drought worsens throughout east

more world news headlines of protestant parades again violence in northern ireland's capital belfast bonfires a little marred the annual twelfth of july celebrations catholic protesters threw stones and firebombs and protestants and police security services attempted to separate the opposing factions and the seven thinks offices ridgeview tight the twelfth of july marks the end of year and will put a spin marching season and commemorates a seventeenth century victory over catholic forces. a space walk still underway in orbit some four hundred kilometers above our heads in fact two astronauts are working to retrieve a broken section of the international space station and a packet of all the shuttle atlantis a six hour space walk will also stage an experiment in the robotic refueling we're shuttle leaves the station next week and its landing will wrap up america's shuttle program after thirty years in space. european markets plunged tuesday over fears the country may become the next e.u. state to ask for a helping hand italy's finance ministers already promised to approve a set of budg

a protestant turn to violence in belfast northern ireland the rest began at the start of the annual twelfth of july celebrations of protestants and catholics clashed with both themselves and police at least twenty two police officers were reportedly injured at the annual parade is dedicated to the former military victories over the catholics but has been inspired by a decade of. the french parliament vote on an extension to the military campaign in libya the government says it's determined to take the fight to colonel qadhafi but some experts believe a ground invasion is now the only option left to president sarkozy. which. books is lloyd will destroy the republicans they're often wrong. and gets a nasty surprise. french foreign minister ship a boasted france would win libya in quote days or weeks the war's into a fourth month no final round inside because sarkozy with his western allies seem short their little opponents fighting back well it's not just an embarrassment for sarkozy it's an embarrassment for all nato for the whole west paris even admits being libya's rebels but on some somal

world the world news headlines no protestant parades again violence in northern ireland's capital belfast as bonfires were lit to mark the annual twelfth of july celebrations cuffing protesters threw stones and firebombs protestants and police security services attempted to separate imposing factions in at least seven police officers were injured in the attacks the twelfth of july marks the end of the annual protestant marching season and commemorates the seventeenth century victory of the catholic forces. up above us the space walks now underway and all but some four hundred kilometers above earth two astronauts working to retrieve a broken section of the international space station pocket aboard the shuttle atlantis the six and a half hour space walk will also stage an experiment a robotic we fueling the shuttle leaves the station next week and its landing will wrap up america's shuttle program of thirty years in space. just twenty minutes where it's major sports now with you know he's got details the first doping case of this year's to france that's ahead then but choose the evening bu

on july 29 from belfast, maine s the belfast be bound book festival, a three-day celebration of reading, writing and publishing. on september 2nd, decatur, georgia, hosts the decatur book festival. the brooklyn book festival begins on september 15th. the author lineup includes walter mosley. then the 16th annual baltimore book festival starts september 23rd. please let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area, and we'll add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv@cspan.org. >> well, july was a busy month in publishing news what with the liquidation of borders, and now there's been an update with the google book settlement. sarah weinman is the news editor of publishes' marketplace. what's the latest on the google book settlement? >> well, there was a hearing that took place on july 19th where judge jenny chen heard from various parties with respect to the settlement, and from what news accounts reported, he wasn't terribly happy at the current state of things. the bottom line is both parties want more time. the next hearing will be september 15th, the judge is really pushing fo

slow from shawan to belfast. the west side inner loop. over on the top side inner loop.r as accidents go, northbound 95. past the aberdeen exit, it is blocking the left-hand lane. and two in the baltimore city. let's now take a live look. you can see plenty there. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm. or call for your free consultation. back to you. >>> deli expanding into the annapolis city market house. restaurant is reportedly one of nine vendors that is signed a short-term list. >>> straight ahead. oil pipeline break. how long did it take for exxon to react to the spill. >>> watch out. here comes google plus. how it works in consumer watch. >>> and no heat-breaking rain in today's forecast. how about tomorrow? bernadette will tell us coming up. ,,,,,, [ mr. connally ] i was paying too much with cable. it was crazy! paying so much you want better quality. it was like you were trapped because that was the only system that was in our neighborhood -- was that cable. i was

he says he needs medicaid help for 25 fellow irishman in a nearby hospital that were shot in belfast.roup, project veritas says it proves yet another example of widespread medicaid fraud. >> given that shaun murphy tells the state of south carolina he is a terrorist, needs health care for foreign citizens, and expresses incredible wealth, what would the medicare office do? >> how many do you need? >> there's 25 of them. >> that should be approximately 25 applications. you are welcome to take copies if you need more. the disability report, these don't have to be signed, so it is definitely not in my own best interest to divulge anything to anyone, because i could not afford it. i do not want to go to jail. i don't know. >> well, i don't want to go to jail either, so i don't want anybody to know what my business is. >> well, your business is your business. the only information that i will request is whatever information is needed to process applications. >> now here's what you learn when you watch the inedited version of that videotape. the woman being targeted is not buying this story.

i grew up in a very tiny town just outside of belfast. in terms of trouble, it was only on the tv, on the news. i never experienced it firsthand. if anyone ever asked me about northern ireland and the troubles, i can't really say to them what it's like because i've never actually seen it. it is a pity that these things are put on the news and i'd rather see northern ireland portrayed in a more positive light. >> it's a lot more peaceful there now. there are still incidents occasionally but certainly when i grew up there it was a lot more violent. seems like northern ireland's come through that dark period. one the reasons is i think some of the sports men like yourself have been really excelling. do you feel the weight of the expectation of the irish on your shoulders? >> a little bit. but i don't mind that. i don't mind carrying that around with me. because if what i do on the golf course provides hope for the people of northern ireland, then i can't really do a much better job than that. >> are you irish or british? can you be both? >>

because i know great british news men who would never dream of doing that, irish news men in dublin and belfastould never do that. >> so when you think of rupert murdoch being the guy in charge of these people and that he's in charge of papers here, what do you think? >> well, i -- if he turned a blind eye to it, if he said, i don't care how they got it, we got it, then he has to examine his own conscience because he was creating a culture of corruption, not petty corruption, not getting two tickets to a ball game or something. major corruption. he should be thinking about what he did to the craft of journalism itself. you and i know people who died practicing this profession. as imperfect as it is, they died. they were killed and shot and burned in some cases. and to do this and call yourself by the same name that they called themselves with, those heroic people who went to the bad parts of the world, i think that's an outrage, that part of it. whether i don't know it to be truthful how much murdoch would know or his son or his editor, but i'm sure, if they were spending money on corrupt ones,

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