>> a lot of time in belfast. >> seth: and what would you say to the traveler going to belfast?ful for two or three days. >> seth: got you. and you've been there for years. >> five years. [ laughter ] no, no. i have to be careful what i say. >> seth: oh, i wouldn't worry about people from belfast. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no. no. you know what, they celebrate -- >> seth: look, he's just a child. belfast, he's just a little boy. [ laughter ] >> they've got a wonderful tourist board. you know, they celebrate -- [ laughter ] they celebrate three things, which is having the most bombed hotel in europe, which is great. >> seth: have you ever stayed there? >> yeah, many times. >> seth: okay, good. >> reassuring. and they built the "titanic" which is a ship that sunk on its maiden voyage. [ laughter ] and now they have "game of thrones," the most depressing tv show in history. [ laughter and applause ] it's a wonderful depressing place. >> seth: do you, in your sort of efforts to not find out what's going to happen this season, when you see other cast members, did they ever blow it for

there is the belfast zoo. always great. i know he loves wolves.mous people named van morrison. >> he spent a lot of time with the crew before. maybe he made some girlfriend over there and at the time they started to film again he needed to visit her. >> i just don't know why you love it so much and where you find time to follow this. >> i watch about 30%. this is how i watch it. who lives, who dies? and then my husband he will say they killed him. i'm like don't tell me. there is a reason i don't want to have it in my head. i just want to know live or die. let me show you the faces. dead or alive and just assume dead. >> they have to be true to the period. they take no prisoners. >> here is the possibility that people believe may have happened. >> if they see he doesn't know. the catch the two of them in a cafe in belfast. >> and bring somebody back to life with a kiss. >> we are back to the ashley madison intro. >> i got to go. we'll be right back. this summer, get ready for suspense. unbridled jealousy. she's still there. new beginnings. goodbye

, people had to sleep overnight on the floor in the belfast airport. and now this. every airline has -- when you're running an operation this big, and this is clearly one of the biggest airlines in the world after its merger with continental airlines you're going to have problems and you're going to have issues but clearly the problem this time this morning, today is that this particular issue was involving the entire airline, the entire operation domestically as well as internationally, so that's more than just an isolated flight to belfast. this is a major inconvenience. and last point here tamron this is going to cost united airlines a boatload of money today when they have planes sitting on the ramp like this for so long. >> and it will cost passengers as well those business travels, other people who have planned vacations and other issues they may encounter, folks out of school with their kids traveling, too. we know there has been a lot of talk of hacking. there was one individual. his claim was never verified that he was able to hack into an unk

if you go to belfast, the protestants at belfast fly the american flag all over the city. >> really? >> they do indeed. >> you see these sort of icons in america painted. you don't see that in cuba. >> here we have icons like rivera nobody knows how awful this person is. yet we have jack bauer who is a symbol for america. he gets stuff done. >> i don't know about you but when i first read the story i thought it was some what of a joke. i realized it kind of reminded me of my childhood. they have posters of jack bauer on the wall like i had posters of andre agassi and michael j. fox on my wall and idolized a tv character in an effort to make their country -- it's a little bit scary and>> we have process. we have laws. i think we think first and then ask and there may be a little bit of the opposite. >> i couldn't disagree with you more. if we emulated jack bauer the world would be a better place. >> oh, definitely. for sure. stuff would get done around this country. we need more of that. what is fascinating the reason why everyone is so obsessed with him is because this tv shows shows

long as any faction seeks to terrorize or intimidate ordinary people. >> there was bad trouble in belfast today, and the only word to describe it is ghastly. the irish republican army set off more than 20 explosions for an hour and a half, creating a scene of bloody carnage without parallel with a long history of northern irish violence. 13 people are known dead, more than 120 injured. >> that day became known as bloody friday. it was part of their campaign to try to undermine british rule in northern ireland and to make northern ireland 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 olymp

. >>> police in belfast, northern ireland clashed in the annual parade.ed police when they were barred from entering an area known as a flash point for violence. they threw bricks and bottles at the officers who used water canons to break up the crowd. the orange order parade commemorates a victory of protestant king william iii over his catholic rival. >>> hillary clinton is now calling republicans out by name. and she has a special message for mr. donald trump. >>> plus, a plane crash in the u.s. claims the lives of one couple but their teenaged granddaughter survived. her amazing story, next. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of

. >> in the late '70s and early '80s in belfast, you get from british special air services as well as belfast, that there were many members of then the red brigade was one of the big terrorist groups there, to learn bomb making. >> and they -- first thing we have to keep in mind the ira incredible bombmakers very good at what they did. you remember the terrible bombing campaigns at bishop's gate, those bombs were built in northern island, that smuggled down to the mainland moved into london. >> when i was growing up in the u.k., you had no trash cans anywhere, in the subways and stores because that was where -- >> there was so much cross pollination that went on between the ira and plo and fringe leftist groups and it took place largely under the auspices of one moammar gadhafi. they trained together in the camp. this is something that takes place in this novel. look, i think we've established that virtually all of the syntax the ira used came from gadhafi. >> a catholic priest from belfast called me one day back in boston and called me to see if i could get a friend of his, who had j

let me play you a clip of what the belfast finance minister said to me. >> i'm very disappointed because there were no new greek proposals on the table. and i have the strong impression that there are governments that feel the urgency of the situation, that there is one government or minister of finance that doesn't feel the urgency of the situation and that's the greek government. >> reporter: so do you think after this meeting grexit has moved closer? >> grexit, as i always said, will be a decision taken by the greek government. we'll see what comes out of the euro talk that is about to start now. >> reporter: and on the basis of his answer, i think it's still pretty much on the table, which might explain why the markets have been spooked by the outcome of this finance ministers meeting. nobody here left happy. i wonder if that sets a rather gloomy tone for the leaders summit which is is set to take place shortly. i understand the greek prime minister is going to meet with the german chancellor and the french president and the head of the commission before the full leader summit. so ho

if you go to belfast, the pr protestants fly the flag all over the city. >> in here we have icons that nobody knows how awful this person is. >> when i first read this story i thought it was somewhat of a je joke. i continued reading and it kind of me minded me of my childhood. they have posters of jack bower on the wall like i had andre agassi. they idolized a tv character in an effort to make their country safe. it's a little bit scary. thank goodness that our law enforcement don't practice in this manner that we have processed. we have laws. >> i couldn't disagree with you more. if we emulated jack bower, the world would be a better place. >> for sure. stuff would get done. the reason everyone is so obsessed with him is this tv shows shows the bars when soccer isn't playing, apparently. thank god it's this show or not "breaking bad" or "golden girls." >> no. golden girls is classic. >> it's lovely. >> if think had family ties on they would be like you. i did have an enormous poster of meredith baxter bernie. >> i had a dolphin jumping over a rainbow. nothing is more american than ex

. >> he is in belfast, northern ireland ireland, shooting the sixth season of "game of thrones." >>>aterfront about to get a dramatic facelift. find out why a lot more folks are about to go down there for more than just the fish market. >>> day care dilemma, the news4 i-team reveals why military families are forced to use their own money to pay for a program >>> one of the most popular places in washington is the old seafood market down on the southwest waterfront. >> now it's part of a $2 billion makeover of the entire waterfront. news4's tom sherwood shows us how this massive transformation has reached a new milestone. were respect seafood market well known to commuters, tourists and residence just a small corner of the southwest waterfront, a waterfront being remade as the steel bulkhead holds back $200 million gallons of water. the size of the 25-acre project is hard to imagine until you see it up close. >> this is actually one of the very largest mixed use developments in the country. >> reporter: this is what it will look like after three phases of construction. the first busin

. >> could be prime minister won't be aware of the -- we saw in belfast this week where police officersere seriously injured and a 16 year old was hospitalized as a result of disgraceful violence related to brady. a car was driven intentionally into the protest grew. will the prime minister join with me in calling for the loyal order to accept -- particularly those in -- engage in direct and meaningful dialogue and to reach an honorable solution to the dispute that exist there and hopefully other disputes around parading? >> first of all i agree with the honorable gentleman that the sorts of things are deeply damaging to northern ireland's reputation and to their future. we all want to see the situation sorted out and not occur in the future. overall this year's fourth of july was overwhelmingly peaceful, peaceful celebration in most areas of northern ireland. i agree with him where it's possible for people to get together and solve these problems of course that is the best thing that can happen. in the meanwhile, the parade commission need to be they are the ones that run the adjudicat

. >> could be prime minister won't be aware of the -- we saw in belfast this week where police officers were seriously injured and a 16 year old was hospitalized as a result of disgraceful violence related to brady. a car was driven intentionally into the protest grew. will the prime minister join with me in calling for the loyal order to accept -- particularly those in -- engage in direct and meaningful dialogue and to reach an honorable solution to the dispute that exist there and hopefully other disputes around parading? >> first of all i agree with the honorable gentleman that the sorts of things are deeply damaging to northern ireland's reputation and to their future. we all want to see the situation sorted out and not occur in the future. overall this year's fourth of july was overwhelmingly peaceful, peaceful celebration in most areas of northern ireland. i agree with him where it's possible for people to get together and solve these problems of course that is the best thing that can happen. in the meanwhile, the parade commission need to be they are the ones that run the adjudic

>> actor kit harington, who played snowtted in belfast as the next season is just beginning. >> love least that's what his buddy, seth rogen thinks. >> yes. let's explain. rogen and his wife are throwing franco a bah mitzvah. he's apparently always wanted one, he never got one. his mother, though is in fact jewish. >> okay. >> although the bar mitzvah will not be an official one, it will be done for a good cause. >> the celebration will be held in october. during the hilarity for charity variety show -- that's rogen's organization benefiting alzheimer's awareness. such a good cause. and i thought it was more than just a bar mitzvah, but i think it's just a bar mitzvah. >> it's more than that. >> it is? >> well yeah it's more than a -- yes. this is -- it's just a charity event. it's not a real bar mitzvah. what are they going to do? >> i thought he would be speaking learning hebrew and we'd have a tour reading and -- >> no no he's way past that time. what is he now, almost 40? >> never too late teej. it's never too late. >> it's too late. >>> all right, did you know "general hospital"

that's what some are saying kit harrington plays snow spotted in belfast just as the next season is beginningames franco to become a man or at least that's what his buddy seth rogen thinks. >> rogan and his wife are throwing him a bar mitzvah. he's apparently always wanted one and never got one. his mother is jewish although the bar mitzvah will not be an official one, it will be done for a good cause. >> the celebration will be held at the hollywood palladium in october during the hilarity for charity variety show that rogan's organization benefiting alzheimer's awareness, such a good cause and i thought it was more than just a bar mitzvah. i think it's just a bar mitzvah. >> it's more than that. >> it is? >> yeah, it's more -- it's just a charity event. it's not a real -- what are they going to do? >> i thought maybe he would be learning hebrew and we would have a tora reading. >> he's way past that time. what is he now, almost 40? >> never too late. it's never too late. >> it's too late. >>> did you know "general hospital" still going strong, is it fair to say still going strong. >> it's s

ten police officers were injured last night in belfast riots after a demonstration turned violent.esters were blocked from marching past a catholic district. >> historic literary event. the publication of the newly discovered novel from harper lee. the best-selling author of "to kill a mockingbird." "go set a watchman" on sale today, the first novel she published to publisher. >> the snow pile that wouldn't go away finally did. marty walsh announcing that the massive snow pile in the seaport district finally melted. the snow from the winter remained until now when a stretch are of warm temperatures did it in. back to you. that was no snow job. had to do it. >> i'm proud of you. with a straight face. >> has your mother read it? >> amazon got that book to her by breakfast time today. you said there were reviews already. >> on amazon this morning. it came out at midnight. people who got it on kindle were finished by the time everybody had breakfast. >> cultural phenomenon. 30 minutes to go till the close. dow up 92 points. >> a top trader tells us what he is keeping an eye on in this

. >> is reportedly been seen in belfast, ireland where they do the shooting.ng engine right now, anyway blocker. we are talking about streaming my fowler. with streaming coming into the whole series and hbo is netflix going to be the killer of hbo. >> science is not dead either. >> netflix has taken market share from traditional tv. why not hbo? >> yeah, that's a really good point. >> it is very interesting. obviously a lot of violence. it is fun to watch, a way to check out reality and have fun with family. >> it is the second-highest rated show or watch show behind walking dead. that is huge. hbo won't let this go away easily. >> that's interesting. 24 emmy nominations. obviously i've now planned my weekend to catch up on the show. the violence is most of the big controversial thing that is. >> if you read the books, i thought the violence was less on tv than it was in the actual books. i will just keep watching and hope you bring it back. maria: and they are. linked in. the roller coaster ride this morning. we will have the details and tell you what is movi