of course belfast northern ireland a little they're ready. stacey herbert max yes people are protesting against the central planners around the world here is the photographic proof of it this is not however anywhere in northern ireland in fact it's in china and these are ten thousand people in china lined up to buy gold and front of a gold shop the buyers are lined up during the three day dragon boat festival so i thought to juxtapose this to the protests happening here against the same exact financial and monetary crimes how much more effective it is max to buy gold to be lining up like that instead of holding a plaque card out in the middle of the raking in belfast. this is june is when you brought this to my attention. wow stacy herbert has done her homework on this one because we have two simultaneous events happening around the world we have two groups of people who are really protesting in their own way against the same central planners and central bankers they're both part of the global insurrection against banker occupation here in be

northern ireland. to all of the ministers in the audience, to lord mayor -- [ applause ] i want to thank the citizens of belfast and northern ireland for your hospitality. as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i cause a big fuzz wherever i go. so, traffic, and barricades and police officers and it's all a big production, a lot of people are involved and i'm very, very grateful for accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited this island was about two years ago, we were honored to join tens of thousands in college green dublin. we traveled to a little village where as it turned out, my great-great-great grandfather was born and i actually identified this individual in this place only a few years ago when i was first running for office in chicago, i didn't know this but i wish i had -- when i was in chicago, as i was campaigning, they looked at my last name and they would say, oh, there's baim from the home land running on the south side. he must be irish, but i never heard the gaelic name barack. but it pays to be irish in chicago. so, while we were there, i had a chance to meet my eight

northern ireland. discussions on the civil war in syria are expected to dominate the agenda as well as economic issues like tax and trade. nbc's chief white house correspondent chuck todd is in belfast where the president landed this morning. good morning, chuck. >> reporter: well, betty, the president finished up the first part of his northern ireland agenda. the theme of the president's speech was basically buck up. telling this new generation of students in northern ireland to take advantage of the fact that their parents took the risk of making peace and that was their job to help northern ireland become a greater part of the uk society, build a better autonomy. here's a little taste of the president's message. >> all of you, every single young person here today, possess something the generation before yours did not. and that is an example to follow. when those who took a chance on peace got started, they didn't have a successful model to emulate. they didn't know how it would work, but they took a chance. and so far it has succeeded. md the first steps are the hardest and requires the most courage. and the rest now is up to you. >> reporter: this later afternoon, the president

northern ireland. [applause] to all the ministers in the audience, to lord mayor mark shane. and i want to thank all the citizens of belfast and northern ireland for your hospitality. [applause] as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i caused a big futz wherever i go. traffic and barricades and police officers, all a big production. a lot of people are involved. and i'm very grateful for you accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited here was two years ago. tens ofhonored to joine thousands on college green in dublin. we travel to a little village where, as it turned out, my great great grandfather was born. -- i only identified this individual a few years ago. when i was first running in chicago, i did not know this but i wish i had. [laughter] and i was in chicago campaigning, they look at my last name and they say, oh, there is an obama running on the south side. he must be irish. but i've never heard of the gaelic name barack. but it pays to be irish in chicago. so while we were there i had a chance to meet my eighth cousin, henry, who was also known as henry viii. [laughter] we knew he was my

. >> flying to belfast, northern ireland he will meet with putin and other world leaders when the g-8 summit meets tomorrow. the administration is cautiously feeling out a peace feeler from north korea that proposed a new level of high level talks in an appearance on cbs face the nation, mcdonough said there have to be real talks on curbing the north's nuclear programs. >> i will say that the bottom line is they won't be able to talk their way out of the very significant sanctions that that they are under now, sanctions that russia supported and very importantly that china supported. >> mcdonough called the election of rajon rondo as iran's new president a potentially hopeful sign but iran still has to come clean on its nuclear program. rajon rondo. >> are a with a any maze made his address while supporters cheered his election in the early morning hours. >> in south africa. >> nelson mandel ma spent his ninth day in a pretoria hospital, mandela who is mint four is still being treated for a lung infection. but as mark phillips reports, mandela is said to be improving. >> on father's d

northern ireland. [applause] to all the ministers in the audience, to lord mayor mark shane. and i want to thank all the citizens of belfast and northern ireland for your hospitality. [applause] as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i caused a big futz wherever i go. traffic and barricades and police officers, all a big production. a lot of people are involved. and i'm very grateful for you accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited here was two years ago. tens ofhonored to joine thousands on college green in dublin. we travel to a little village where, as it turned out, my great great grandfather was born. -- i only identified this individual a few years ago. when i was first running in chicago, i did not know this but i wish i had. [laughter] and i was in chicago campaigning, they look at my last name and they say, oh, there is an obama running on the south side. he must be irish. but i've never heard of the gaelic name barack. but it pays to be irish in chicago. so while we were there i had a chance to meet my eighth cousin, henry, who was also known as henry viii. [laughter] we knew he was my

of course belfast northern ireland over the road. tacey herbert max yes people are protesting against the central planners around the world here is the photographic proof of it this is not however anywhere in northern ireland in fact it's in china and these are ten thousand people in china a lined up to buy gold in front of a gold shop the buyers are lined up during this three day dragon boat festival so i thought to juxtapose this to the protests happening here against the same exact financial and monetary crimes how much more effective it is not to buy gold to be lining up like that instead of holding.

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of course belfast northern ireland a little their aid. stacey herbert max yes people are protesting against the central planners around the world here is the photographic proof of it this is not however anywhere in northern ireland in fact it's in china and these are ten thousand people in china lined up to buy gold and front of a gold shop the buyers are lined up during the three day dragon boat festival so i thought to juxtapose this to the protests happening here against the same exact financial and monetary crimes how much more effective it is max to buy gold to be lining up like that instead of holding a plaque card out in the middle of the rain in belfast well this is june is when you brought this to my attention. wow stacy herbert has done her homework on this one because we have two simultaneous events happening around the world we have two groups of people who are really protesting in their own way against the same central planners and central bankers they're both part of the global insurrection against banker occupation here in b

about ok let's cut to the video this is a good ask you reporting in very sunny and beautiful belfast northern ireland and i didn't really believe it until i actually saw it myself but because of the recent economic crisis well really because of the banks there's looting the economy for their own personal benefit in creating the crisis the government here in northern ireland has decided to spend over two million pounds on this. this fake store front of a store they used to be here i mean instead of maybe doing something beneficial with tax paying money they put it on fake p.r. but i'm actually here what matt was a local resident of a town i'm mad i just really want to know when you're walking past your driving past year and saw these what was your first reaction well i was just driving down in my car and i thought one day last year ok all the put some new shops here that was really quick i don't know where the dots of quickly and then like i got out of my car and closer and i walked over and then i was doesn't look right here you know and i like it it's really obviously. i mean i've some people just d

the kaiser report so the central planners are here the activists are here i am of course belfast northern ireland a little.

. >> first lady michelle obama just started speaking in belfast, northern ireland. look at what's happening there right now. you can see the president, actually, now taking the stage. just a few moments ago. she was talking with the audience about how she got where she is today. telling them the future of the world, in their hands. the president, just taking the stage here. he's going to be focusing on security, foreign policy as well as the economy. we'll be listening in and give you an update on what he says, shortly. >>> we are following a developing story in syria right now. activists say a car bomb targeting a checkpoint wounded more than 20 soldiers. that attack happened in the same neighborhood that houses several embassies in a damascus. want to show you video posted online. this appears to show rebels attacking troop there's. nbc news cannot verify the authenticity of this video. >>> you can expect more fallout from the nsa secret surveillance programs. colorado senator mark udall says he will introduce a bill to limit what phone records the nsa can access.

. >>> president obama is in northern ireland ahead of the g8 summit. air force one arrived in belfast carrying the president, first lady and their two daughters. after landing the president delivered a speech urging ireland's youth to keep the peace between catholics and protestants. he ekes expected to discuss the on going crisis in syria with vladimir putin. >>> the united kingdom dealing with its very own hacking scandal as it hosts this week's g8 summit. a british newspaper reporting britain's eavesdropping agency has. david ram ron telling reporters he's not commenting publicly on this report. "the guardian" says its source is more than half a dozen documents provided by edward snowden, the infamous whistle-blower in the united states. he's believed to be holding out somewhere in hong kong. >>> 6:07. let's check the forecast for this monday morning with meteorologist christina loren. >>> good morning, laura and john. ho happy monday to you. >> as you can see, we have a little haze out there but overall a nice sunny sky to start at 6:08. good morning. thanks for waking up with us.

northern ireland, tere teresa. to all the ministers in the audience, to lord mayor marchin. and i want to thank all the citizens of belfast northern ireland for your hospitality. as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i cause a big fuss wherever i go. so traffic and barricades and police officers. and it's all a big production. a lot of people are involved. and i'm very, very grateful for accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited this island was about two years ago. we were honored to join tens of thousands on college green in dublin. we traveled to the little village of montegal where, as it turned out, my great-great-great grandfather was born. and i actually identified this individual in this place only a few years ago. when i was first running for office in chicago, i didn't know this, but i wish i had. when i was in chicago, as i was campaigning, they'd look at my last name. and they'd say, oh. there's an obama from the homeland running on the south side. so he must be irish. but i've never heard the gaelic name barack. but it pays to be irish in chicago. so while we were in montegal, i had

he's going to meet with other world leaders in it belfast, northern ireland, for the g-8 summit. the violent conflict in syria is expected to dominate the agenda at the two-day gathering. mr. obama then heads to germany where he could face questions about the controversial u.s. surveillance programs. >>> former president george w. bush safe at home now in dallas after an in flight scare last night. he was on a flight from philadelphia to his native texas when the pilot reported smelling smoke. the flight was sent to louisville, where it landed without incident. bush made it back to dallas earlier this morning. >>> a swimsuit designer found dead in a bathtub at a swanky hotel. now her ex-boyfriend is on trial for her murder, and we're seeing new photos of her moments before her death. ♪ 'cause you make me feel so right ♪ ♪ even if it's so wrong ♪ i wanna scream out loud ♪ boy, but i just bite my tongue ♪ ♪ this one's for the girls messin' with boys ♪ ♪ like he's the melody and she's background noise ♪ [ volume decreases ] thanks, mom! have fun! you too. ♪ ♪ thto fight chronic. ost

. >>> day two of the g-8 summit under way in belfast, northern ireland.the ongoing fighting in syria continues to dominate the discussion among world leaders. >>> and some riders are a little leery about riding metro after a fight broke out last night aboard the red line train. one rider tells us the emergency call buttons aboard the train did not appear to work. we'll have much more on those stories throughout the morning. first good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back on this tuesday, june 18th, 2013. a live look outside this morning. minutes away from sunrise. but quite a few clouds to greet you as you step outside today. and the potential for rain. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is tracking our forecast. good morning. >> good morning. you can see the humidity thick in the air over capitol hill. a little bit of sun trying to break through. sunrise is only about 12 minutes away now. and just past 5:30. we have the thick humidity in place all around the region. and the storm team 4 radar is showing the leading ed

belfast! >> hello northern ireland. [ cheering ][ chee >> you now know why it's so difficult to speak afterafter michelle, she is better than me. [ laughter ] >> but on behalf of both of us thank you so much for thisthis extraordinarily warm welcome. i want to thank hanna for introducing my wife.tr we had aod chance to speak with hanna back stage and she is an extraordinary young woman who ii know is going to do greater grea things in years to come. i want to thank two men who have visited the white house on st. patrick's day with a warm welcome. prime minister peter robins, and -- >> [applause] >> and deputy first minister mir martin mcbegi mcginnis [applause >> i spent the whole year trying to unite washington around things and they come to visit in st. patrick's day and they do it in a sinkle afternoon. >> i want to thank the secretarr of state for northern ireland. [applause] >>> to all the minister insidede the audience, to lord mayor marchin.hin. [applause] >> depend, listening to thethe president there speaking in belfast right now.belf this is before the g-8 summit sm which he will be at

meanwhile the reason theywhl are over there, the economice summit for the g-8 isre, beingd in belfast in northern ireland. there's new questions being surfaced in a new article, thequ leaker edward snowden reveal. >>> it came in the face of multiple controversies as president obama tried to urge g-8 alliz tow owtrt allies to or differences.ffer there's going to be sensitive tisensitivityof both sides. if we can keep focused on focus on the big picture, the strategic of this partnership, o hope we can achieve the hiocigph standard, comprehensive agreement that the global trading system is looking to us to develop. >>> well back here in washingtoh the obama administration appears prime to reveal more detail about the nearly two dozen terror attacks the nsa says it prevented with the data monitoring program. as keith alexander sets to testify publicly tomorrow before the house of the committee tomorrow. >>> the father of edward snowden is speaking out, in an exclusiv ainterview, he defended his sons integrity to leak sensitive details about the u.s. intelligence operations.operaon. he pleaded for his son to

president joins other world leaders at the summit, he and the first lady went to belfast to pay tribute to northern ireland's transformation. having the president in time meant rush hour was canceled. belfast was in lockdown for the special guests. there are at waterfront hall, 1500 people from a range of schools were waiting to witness history. for one of them, it was an even more incredible experience. she was picked to voice the hopes of her generation. >> as a 16-year-old, i do not want to live in the past. i want to live for the future. i want to live in a country where it is not my religion which is important but my values as a person which is significant. [applause] >> then a huge welcome for the president himself. most of his audience were too young to remember the worst of the violence. mr. obama told them that the move for peace had been extraordinary. >> that is what your parents and grandparents dreamt for all of you. to travel without the burden of checkpoints or roadblocks or seeing soldiers on patrol. to enjoy a sunny day free from the ever present awareness that violence could blacken it at a

northern ireland, teresa villiers. to all the ministers in the audience; to lord mayor m?irt?n ? muilleoir. and i want to thank all the citizens of belfast and northern ireland for your hospitality. as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i cause a big fuss wherever i go. so traffic and barricades and police officers, and it's all a big production, a lot of people are involved -- and i'm very, very grateful for accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited this island was about two years ago. we were honored to join tens of thousands on college green in dublin. we traveled to the little village of moneygall, where, as it turned out, my great-great- great grandfather was born. and i actually identified this individual in this place only a few years ago. when i was first running for office in chicago, i didn't know this, but i wish i had. when i was in chicago, as i was campaigning, they'd look at my last name and they'd say, "oh, there's an o'bama from the homeland running on the south side, so he must be irish -- but i've never heard the gaelic name barack," but it pays to be irish in chicago. so while we were in mo

but before all that president obama in belfast urged northern ireland to stick to the hard road of peace. president obama arrived in belfast and aurjed them to pursue the unfinished work of the 15-year-old good friday accords. >> whether you let your kids play with kids who attend a different church, that's your decision. whether you take a stand against violence and hatred and tell extremists on both sides that no matter how many times they attack the peace, they will not succe succeed, that is in your hands. >> reporter: mr. obama said america's journey to peace was slow and sometimes painful. >> when i was a boy, many stills still had separate drinking fountains and lunchroom count ters and restrooms for blacks and whites. my own parents' marriage would have been illegal in certain states. >> the president then headed to lock iron golf resort where the u.s. and england hope to begin to kick start new regional trade talks and where he'll talk with vladimir putin over serious two 2-year-old russian war. russia backs boo sheer awashir . video shows a rebel field atrocity. putin said, quo

belfast. he's giving a speech to northern ireland students to talk about sort of the progresses or frankly what has been very slow progress for northern ireland's economy here in the last decade ever since the peace process between ireland and northern ireland. it just -- the country -- the province has gotten off to a slow start. but then after he does that speech that is directed to locals, it's beginning to the g-8 summit. and the issues here are going to be interesting in this respect when it comes to syria. you essentially have the old g-7 plus russia. russia, of course, was added to the g-8 a few years ago, and they're sort of isolated when it comes to syria. president putin is on the side of bashar al assad. he's been helping shar al assad with arms. putin had a one-on-one with british prime minister david cameron. that didn't go so well, he seemed to lecture the allies and what they planned to do with syria. syria is going to be a hot you topic. and what the consensus is. and is there consensus between the u.s., the brits and the french on what to do next with syrian opposition. >> nbc'

ireland this morning. meanwhile, president obama is is due to speak in belfast to praise the people in northern ireland for the work towarded lasting peace. mrs. obama is expected to praise them as well. well the leaders will be discussing a wide-range of topics, including the global economy and securityu and it's sure to be a hot topicc as well. syria. >>> last week mr. obama announced that the u.s. will provide military assistance toto the rebels following evidence that chemical weapons were usedd to attack the people of syria. developing a plan is crucial inn this situation. situa >> it's important because itcaut allows you to get at cyst answer on in the hands of those who tse need t and keeping assistance at from those who we don't want receive material. the most extremist element ofemf the opposition. opposi >>> a large police presence is e expected at the summit to to control any protester. >>> we are getting word of new revelations targeting conservatives.co a supervisor with the internaltl revenue news here in washingtonn was personally involved in in scrutinizing the earlier applications from the

northern ireland. [applause] to all the ministers in the audience. .o lord maier [applause] and i want to thank all the citizens of belfastorthern ireland for your hospitality. cheers and applause] as our daughters pointed out as we were driving in, i cause a big fuss wherever i go. so traffic and barricades and police officers, and it's all a big production. a lot of people are involved, and i'm very, very grateful for accommodating us. the first time michelle and i visited this island was about two years ago. we were honored to join tens of thousands on college green in dublin. we traveled to the little village of moneygall, where as it turns out my great, great, great-grandfather was born. and actually, i identified this individual in this place only a few years ago. when i was first running for office in chicago, i didn't know this, but i wish i had. [laughter] when i was in chicago, as i was campaigning, they'd look at my oh, name and they'd say, there's an obama from the homeland running on the south side, sew must be irish. [laughter] but i've never heard the gaelic name barack. gu it pays to be irish in chicago --

northern ireland where he is attending the group of 8 summit. shortly after arriving today, the president delivered a speech in belfast. he said peace in northern ireland is a blueprint for people living in areas of conflict around the world. during the trip, the president will also meet one on one with russian president vladimir putin and other prime ministers. >>> there's potential for tense moments at this year's meeting. last night, "the guardian" reported the u.s. and britain spied on summit participants during the 2009 g20 meetings in london. the guardian says it obtained the documents from edward snowden, the former national security agency contractor who unveiled secret surveillance programs. >> how much damage did he do? the fact is that time will tell. >> according to the report, britain was able to steal diplomats' passwords and read their emails during the conference. >>> turkish trade unions want members to walk off their jobs today to join demonstrations against police crackdowns on street protests. yesterday, riot police blocked off streets and fired tear gas and water cannons all to prevent anti-governme

> right now president obama is in northern ireland where he is attending the g8 or group of 8 summit. shortly after arriving the president delivered a speech in belfast. he said peace in northern ireland is a blueprint for people living in areas of conflict all around the world. during that trip, the president will also meet one on one with russian president vladimir putin. british prime minister david cameron and the italian prime minister. there is potential for tense moments. last night the british newspaper the guardian reported the u.s. and britain spied on summit participants during the 2009g to meetings in london. it obtained the documents from edward snowden who unveiled the see contract surveillance programs a couple of weeks ago. >> how much damage did he do? fact is that time will tell. >> according to the report, britain was able to steal passwords and read emails during the conference. >>> prince philip left the hospital this morning. the 92-year-old husband of queen elizabeth walked unassisted from the london clinic where he had an exploratory surgery on his abdomen. he was in treatment for 11 days. buckingham palace says he will now ta

activists dressed as giant caricature of the world leaders gathered in belfast ahead of the g eight meeting that starts in northern ireland tomorrow they were attempting to raise the issue of poverty by showing the figures preparing a dish using tax in the land as tools of economic repression at protests in london this weekend the capital is said tax dodging by major companies is placing the burden of debt on ordinary people. discontented financial policy also being expressed in spain hundreds of protesters marched through madrid demanding the government do more about staggering unemployment rates of twenty seven percent many authorities are pushing the nation toward the poverty line. a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in the u.k. city of birmingham after four people were stabbed at the local mosque the thirty two year old reportedly attacked a worshiper with a machete one policeman also injured trying to arrest the man all victims said to be in stable condition in the hospital journalist aside bayed tells us the roots of the attacks like this lie within britain's policies we can blame the people tha

action on the syrian civil war placed white gravestones in downtown belfast as world leaders arrived at the g8 summit in northern ireland. >> we need leaders to get behind a political solution to the crisis and not pour more weapons into the conflict. >> reporter: president obama and russian president vladimir putin sat down to discuss the crisis in syria at their first face-to-face meeting this year. >> we do have differing perspectives on the problem, but we share an interest in reducing the violence. >> reporter: president obama recently signed off on u.s. military support for the rebels fighting to overthrow syrian president bashar assad. putin is on the other side of the two-year-old civil war backing assad and providing weapons to the government. the two leaders did agree to try and bring the two sides to the negotiating table to end the bloodshed. complicating relations between russia and the white house are new disclosures from nsa leaker edward snowden that the u.s. intercepted russian communications during a previous summit. talk of spying and syria overshadowed news about what could be the world's largest tra

activists dressed as a giant caricature of world leaders gathered in belfast ahead of the g eight meeting that starts in northern ireland tomorrow they were attempting to raise the issue of poverty by showing the figures preparing to use it preparing a dish using tax and the land as tools of economic repression at protests in london this week anticapitalist said tax dodging by major companies is placing the burden of debt on ordinary people. just in time that financial policy also being expressed in spain hundreds of protesters marched through madrid demanding the government do more about the staggering unemployment rate of twenty seven percent many cues the authorities of pushing the nation toward poverty. and up next the latest edition of our discussion show worlds apart stay with us here on r.t. . secret lover a tour to mccurry was able to build a new its most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the r.-g. dot com. preparations for the first woman cosmonaut w

activists dressed as giant caricature is of world leaders gathered in belfast ahead of the g eight meeting that starts in northern ireland tomorrow they were trying to raise the issue of poverty by showing the figures preparing a dish using tax and the land as tools of economic repression and protests in london this week anticapitalist said tax job tax dodging by major companies is placing the burden of debt on ordinary people. discontented financial policy also being expressed in spain hundreds of protesters they are marching through madrid demanding the government do more about staggering unemployment at a rate of twenty seven percent many accuse authorities of pushing the nation towards the poverty line. at least thirty people killed in a spate of bombings and gun assaults targeting shia muslim neighborhoods across iraq this follows a week of sectarian violence between sunni and shias artie's lucy catherine of takes an in-depth look at what's behind the conflicts of more than two thousand dead since april. may was the bloodiest month seen in iraq in the past five years a surge in sectarian violence that's raised fears

there, they are studying what you are doing, and wondering perhaps if northern ireland can achieve peace we can to. >> after the belfast speech, the president will attend a two day summit of the group. he is expected to have a private discussion with russian president vladmir putin. >> when we returned to have local headlines for you in the meantime here is a live look out of walnut creek at 680. i wouldn't change anything about the last 10 years except what it's done to my hair, so i'm doing something new. new age defy shampoo, conditioner and treatment from pantene. it's a system with pro-vitamins and caffeine. 7 signs of aging hair, like dryness and damage, virtually disappear. to make it act up to 10 years younger. my hair act its age? never. new age defy. hair acts up to 10 years younger. from the pantene expert collection. hair acts up to 10 years younger. experience thehas your ticket pressure-relieving comfort of tempur-pedic, and sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. get 36 months interest-free financing: no down, and no interest for 3 years. plus, get free same-day delivery. sleep t

before arriving at the summit president obama urged northern ireland to stick to the hard road of peace. president obama arrived in belfast and spoke to the first generation of northern ireland youth in decades to be raised in an era of peace. he urged them to pursue the unfinished work of the 15-year-old good friday peace accords. >> whether you let your kids play with kids who attend a different church that's your decision. whether you take a stand against viance and hatred and tell extremists on both sides that no matter how many times they attack the peace, they will not succeed, that is in your hands. >> mr. obama said america's own journey toward equality and peace was slow and sometimes painful. >> when i was a boy, many cities still had separate drinking fountains and lunch counters and washrooms for blacks and whites. my own parent's marriage would have been illegal in certain states. >> reporter: the president headed to the golf resort where the u.s. and england hope to kick start new regional free trade talks and where mr. obama will tangle with russian president vladimir putin over syria's two-year-old civil w

obamama spoke in belfast commending thee people of northern ireland for r their continued efforts toward lasting peace. the country is a role model forl the rest of the world. worl >> you're their blueprint to follow. follow you're their proof of what is possible because hope is contagious. they're watching to see what you do next. >> mr. obama will meet separately with french president fran saw olan. and david cameron and vladimirvr put ton on the importance of of working together to transitionin the syrian president from powerm >>> the man at the center of the nsa surveillance leak is stillsl spilling secrets and edward edwa snowden could create awkward moments for the president at the g-8 summit. >>> britain's agency has hacked to the e-mails and phone calls of diplomats. >> reporter: edward snowden leaks go well beyond the the surveillance of americans and phone and internet records. rec. now he has apparently ensnared the british government. governme the president obama speaking the at g-8 summit in more than ireland. many are thinking about another summit four years ago 2009, the g

belfast calling on the u.s. to close guantanamo bay human rights group amnesty organized the stunt ahead of the g eight summit in northern ireland saying keeping the prison open is clearly a breach of international law more than one hundred one town and i mean mates are on hunger strike over their indefinite detention over forty of which are being painfully force fed in a procedure that has been labeled as torture. turkish riot police are struggling to keep tax him square clear of protesters with another night of street skirmishes two of the country's major unions have also called a one day nationwide strike against the government crackdown on demonstrators on sunday prime minister rallied tens of thousands of supporters in central east stamboul in a show of strength even as the central square has been cleared. back in half an hour more news for you next day which richard with the sport. science technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story. you think you understand it and then something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize everythin

northern ireland for the g-8 summit. this was earlier this morning when he spoke to students in belfast. the crisis in syria, likely to be one of the topics of this two-day meeting. >>> and hot, humid weather. afternoon highs, mid-80s. could get passing thunder showers mid to late afternoon. ending by early evening. >> thanks so much. >>> a water main break in alexandria, shut down north quaker lane. look live right there. work around that problem. >>> and that is news 4 today. thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today" s next. we'll see you in 25 minutes. february 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, president obama arrived in ireland for the g-8 summit amid a new claim

belfast calling on the u.s. to close guantanamo bay human rights group amnesty organized the stunt ahead of the g eight summit in northern ireland saying keeping the prison open is clearly a breach of international law more than one hundred one tunnel and mates are on hunger strike over their indefinite detention over forty which of which are being painfully force fed in a procedure that has been labeled as torture by the international community. turkish riot police have taken down barricades in taksim square opening it up again for public access five labor unions say they will march there during a day of nationwide strikes over the government crackdown on demonstrators as after a nineteenth night of straight street skirmishes in istanbul on sunday prime minister erdogan rallied the tens of thousands of supporters in central east on ball in a show of strength even as the central square was being cleared. up next we set foot in some of the world's coldest reaches to find out just how people there get by from day to day. you know what's worse than a crop bureaucrat a corporate crash who sucks at being corrupt a scumbag bureaucrat