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well, the president is in northern ireland this morning for the start of the two-day g-8 summit. mr. obama arrived the morning for a meeting with seven other 4r50eders of the world's top economic powers, but while the world is discussing trade and what to do about the ailing economy the war in syria is about to dominate. >>> security is tight at the lakeside golf resort where this summit is being held. along with syria, another topic that might come up is some top-level eavesdropping among foreign diplomats. president obama is on his way to northern ireland to meet with world leaders at the g-8 summit. syria is not normally on the docket but is expected to dominate the talks. >> there are very being differences between the analysis of what happened in syria and who is to blame. president vladimir putin says the rebels in syria are terrorists and barbarians who have even practiced cannibalism. >> are these the ones you want to support? are these the ones you want to give weapon ons. >>> the conversation comes after a new report reveals the u.s. and uk spied on ryu shorthand others at

well, the president is in northern ireland this morning for the start of the two-day g-8 summit. mr. obama arrived this morning for a meeting with seven other leaders of the world's top economic powers, but while the event is aimed at discussing world trade and what to do about the ailing economy, the two-year war in syria is expected to dominate. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. security is tight at the lakeside golf resort where this summit is being held. along with syria, another topic that might come up is some top-level eavesdropping among foreign diplomats. president obama is in northern ireland to meet with world leaders at the g-8 summit. syria is not normally on the docket but is expected to dominate the talks following president obama's move to ship weapons to rebels fighters. >> there are very big differences between the analysis of what happened in syria and who is to blame. >> russia is noun to have given weapons. president vladimir putin says the rebels in syria are terrorists and barbarians who have even practiced cann

political vacuum this will follow was a very straight forward during our discussions at the g eight summit and mr merkel can confirm this by use the same words ok facet goes. there's going to be political vacuum that is going to stir maybe it's these terrorist organizations there will step in when you know once this but how can we avoid this because they are armed and they're very aggressive belligerents parts i don't get an answer to this so what do we do i don't get an answer to this either there's only one reasonable idea that has that has been supported by everyone i would like to voice it once again. we need to all of the conflicting parties to geneva to take part in live geneva peace conference to sit down at the negotiating table to end violence and to find a solution with that providing security for all the years you can religious groups that's what we're going to do. i want a clarification of this. that would get it you're right yes this is you want that if you. want that's good sounds well can you imagine any government without. well. you might want to make it absolutely clear that i th

now they have russia and it's the g-8. mr.ke syria, because obviously he's on the other side of, say, where the u.s. is on this. so, for them to have an excuse to meet face to face i think is very critical, even if that wasn't officially on the agenda, alison. >> okay, jim boulden, thank you. >>> sarah palin is back in the spotlight, speaking at the faith and freedom conference. she is referencing islam, making some surprising comments. more of that coming up. the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day.

in the news this morning,mo, president obama is in northern e ireland for two days of the g-8 summit.summit. >> mr. am along with th obama ae first lady and his daughters arrived. he spoke and praised the people for the peace there. th ithe meeting comes just days das after ga obama announced the u.. would offer military support too the rebels in syria. syria. >>> the communist regime is nowo asking for one-on-one talks with the states but there's one catch. catch. north korea is demanding no preconditions like giving up its nuclear program. the white house says it's say willing to have credible negotiations but any talks havee to involve united nation's resolutions which call for north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons programs. >>> the justices have to issue decisions on three big cases. e between thousand and the nextthe monday the high court will ll deliver opinions that could mean big changes for the legality of affirmative action, the voting i ringghts act and same-sex marriage. one or more of those decisions could be announced today.toda the court will also issue opinions on thursday. >>

i want to thank soup /-r visor tang for hear /th-g and i'm pleased to be joined by mr. reed. i don't know if anyone has the answer for how to deal with public housing. i think it's complicated issue and we have our own stories about public housing and i know many people in elected office have lived in public housing themselves and it's important to see the leadership role they will play in this effort, including mayor lee. for my family i haven't really talked about this, but i was speaking to my parents about some of the things that are happening here with the housing authority and they explained, to my surprise, some of the history that my own family had with public housing. my parents were making minimum wage in los angeles when we were growing up and we could not afford where we were living. and so we actually, as a family, applied to get into public housing. unfortunately the wait list was so long at that time that we were never able to do that. my parents explained to me sort of their frustration with the system, which certainly, in los angeles, was not working very wel

before the g-8 summit officially begins, mr.orted peace process in belfast. >> you set an example for those who seek a peace of their own. because beyond these shores - right now, in scattered corners of the world, there are people living in the grip of conflict. ethnic conflict, religious conflict tribal conflicts. they know something better is out there. they are studying what you're doing, and wondering perhaps if northern ireland can achieve peace we can too. >> after his belfast speech, the president will attend a two-day summit of the group of eight industrial economies-- with the syrian civil war expected to be at the top of the agenda. he's expected to have private discussions with russian president vladimir putin. as the russian government has been supporting the syrian regime of president bashar al assad obama's decision to arm >> a pretty foggy day put your forecast coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ i gotta go deposit a check transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying

before the g-8 summit officially begins, mr. obama delivers remarks on the u.s. supported peace process in belfast. >> you'd set an example for those who seek a piece of their own. because beyond the shores-right now, in scattered corners of the war, there are people living in the grip of conflict. s in that conflict, religious conflict, a tribal conflicts. they know something better is out 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 disapp

mr putin last week around time of the g. eight already made clear that any request would be considered and presumably the russian government and different diplomats have said the fact that they would consider it was good enough their being back channels here presumably president obama would love to be listening in on it while he tries in his desperate attempt to destroy the lives of anyone who will explain to the world about president obama's continuous operation of drone strikes torture and kidnapping around the world it seems the russian government and the chinese government only true only only two grateful to help in exposing the lie of an america that says in its mainstream media that it's something to do with the free world do you think moscow could be snowden's final destination. well i would be just getting different stories at the moment presumably snowden's people wiki leaks is people they will be trying to give this information to prevent and preempt any bomber attempted kidnapping or assassination which is the who

. >> greta: g why he says what mr. snowden is going through is because of what he went through. >>> i am andrea tan tar as, with bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld, eric bolling. this is "the five." >>> the obama administration kicks into overdrive to quiet the outcry over its spying agenda. in an interview that aired last night, the president broke his silence of more than a week to discuss the controversy. here he is defending the secret surveillance program. >> if you are a u.s. person, the nsa cannot listen to your telephone calls unless they, and usually it wouldn't be they, it would be the fbi, go to a court and obtain a warrant and seek probable cause, the same way it has always been. nsa is not listening to your phone calls, it is not targeting your e-mails unless it is getting an individualized court order. >> and his nsa director, keith alexander made another appearance on the hill today to double down. >> in recent years these programs together with other intelligence has protected the u.s. and our allies

came too late for the press conference between the british prime minister and mr putin here in london. well ahead of the g eight summit syria dominated talks between russia's president and the british prime minister in london two leaders said they shared common ground on the need for a diplomatic solution to the crisis was artie's party boy to reports from the u.k. capital differences to prevail. well the leaders very said that they are committed to having a diplomatic resolution to the syrian crisis they are committed to organizing this so-called geneva two conference which will see both sides come to the negotiating table in order to discuss a peaceful way out of the quite says but at the same time they both admitted that they have very different approaches and analyses of the situation in syria at the moment while david cameron says that bash our last sad is to blame for everything that's taking place and that he must go suddenly putin says it's less clear and he thinks that both sides are to blame now we know that david cameron has supported the idea of lifting that you arms involved of sending milita

mr. obamas business trip start on monday with the g 87 in northern ireland.ermany, where he met with germany's chancellor and president delivered a speech at berlin's brandenburg gate on wednesday. in the speech, he said he would ask russia to join the u.s. and slashing its a lot of strategic nuclear warheads. >>darya: one potential juror and georgia zimmerman second-degree murder trial begins and if it belongs to the national rifle association. another said she was the victim of a violent crime that is constantly on her mind. a third is a competitive armor rustler. there are 40 members of the possible jury pool who are sharing personal details of their lives in the second round of jury selection. proceedings continue today. prosecutors and defense attorneys indicated that opening statements for the trial could take place as early as next monday. >>james: the punishment phase of the jodi arias case gets back to square one today in an arizona court room where lawyers will discuss plans for a new trial to decide the sentence for the convicted murderer. arius--a

mr. vice president, speaker boehner, harry reid, nancy pelosi, howard professor dr. edna g.ford and the douglass family led by its matriarch, ms. nettie washington douglass. the great, great granddaughter of frederick douglass who we all are pleased to welcome to the capitol today. [applause] it took a community to choose frederick douglass to represent the capitol joining statues from the 50 states. and the entire congress to bring the statue to the capitol today. i especially find that it was d. c. residents who selected frederick douglass to represent the district and the capitol. our residents are accustomed to hosting national and international visitors who make the district their home. none before or since douglass however have so joined his national prominence and philosophy with the aspirations of the people of the district of columbia. douglass lived here for 23 of his 57 years as a free man. he knew and felt deeply about where he lived. he refused to separate his life in the district from the quality of his courageous life. rising from bondage to become the most pr

. >> greta: g why he says what mr.rough is because of what he went through. >>> i am andrea tan tar as, with bob beckel, dana perino, greg gutfeld, eric bolling. this is "the five." >>> the obama administration kicks into overdrive to quiet the outcry over its spying agenda. in an interview that aired last night, the president broke his silence of more than a week to discuss the controversy. here he is defending the secret surveillance program. >> if you are a u.s. person, the nsa cannot listen to your telephone calls unless they, and usually it wouldn't be they, it would be the

mr. chairman. the 287-g program has become increasingly controversial and increasingly recognized as a costly failure. by allowing local police officers to effectively act as federal agents and immigration officials and not only increases crime by taking local cops off the beat, not only cost taxpayers money at a time when we have over $600 billion deficit, it also creates fear in latino communities and other immigrant communities. 287-g exacerbates tensions, interferes with community policing and the efforts of law enforcement to gain the trust that people in the communities need to be able to do their job well. in effect, it's trained local law enforcement officials to use racial profiling, asking community members where they're born or if they're in this country illegally. now, the 287-g program has become infamous because of the implementation in maricopa county under their sheriff and its racial profiling. the program is sanctioned under 287-g has led to civil rights investigation by the department of j

mr. sanchez? what happens wha when a former retail like gap opens something that is g bop and find out it belongs to gap. is it formally a retail because it belonged to the larger? >> no. simply being owned by a larger corporation would not trigger the the formula retail control. that is one thing being considered by the board of supervisors is that the parent company itself is a former retail use, then any spin off would be considered formal retail use. if you are owned by gap, then that would be considered formula retail use. we would have to rely upon affidavits for this. these are permits processed over the counter. >> i imagine you wouldn't find out until after they are already installed and up and running. >> that's why the affidavit getting synagogue testify -- someone to testimony whether or not is to testify afterwards. >> mr. duffy? >> commissioners, i just wanted to the work currently taking place at the property is under the rendition replacement. that permit which was suspended and then reinstated by the board inspections how to take clear from the building inspector. i went to the s

g. eight summit earlier on in the way can they filter through right here to send pieces back i've been tapped into. that financial experts investors about this and right now i'm joined by mr weiner bug a mock windbag a c.e.o. see young fellow give me your lowdown of what was spoken about the g eight what did you take from it won't more rules and regulations and sounds of tax avoidance. ok maybe. it's a complicated issue when you talk about tax because there's three elements there's the legal aspect what to the lobby protection ministration aspect how do they collect taxes and then the political aspect what the communique from the g eight spoke to is they do believe there should be changes in the law to allow governments to be able to better figure out how to collect taxes across the board and that's a joint effort with the o.e.c.d. and that's positive that they're working together because you can't solve it individually on the tax administration side they're talking about much more transparency where companies have to provide more information to governments with regard to where they earn their money so that they can figure out how to collect taxes the political side is st

g. eight hostage already because they seem to be saying no we want this and we want that mr putin was very clear that mr lavrov that there must be no pre conditions whatsoever about rebels coming to the table and it was good to see i suppose runs well and of. saying that he wouldn't mind if iran being a big regional player appearing there i suppose we should also have saudi and qatar we're going to remember all this was occurring in ireland while president obama's people were saying they were going to be negotiating with the taliban so so many years after nine eleven they are planning to arm the kind of people that caused nine eleven the same to the whole afghan war what was it for they're going to be talking with the taliban anyway rather than using guns will talk of arming the rebels another tsunami came an action the british prime minister said the jihad agreement requires al qaeda linked militants to exit the fighting do you think he really believes that physically possible although it may be more to sway there was a hesitating still over supply in the rebels with lethal weapons trying

mr. of obamas business trip starting on monday with the g 8 summit in northern ireland.e went on to germany, where he met with german chancellor and president and delivered a speech at a berlins' date. in the speech, he said that he would asked russia to join the u.s. and slashing its supply of strategic nuclear warheads. >> the popular chipotle mexican guerrillas coming clean about its food. become one of the first vessel changed with the they have got some of genetically modified organism or the most in many of their top- selling dishes. that includes is a chicken, steak and tortilla does and particularly soy bean oil and chips. a company spokesperson says that they are moving over to options like sunflower oil, seeking a new way to find help your food. unlike several other fast-food chains, it is at least telling its customers about the modified ingredients. >> for years, doctors have look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, com

g program by 25%. we cannot let this continue. mr. chairman, the administration and my colleagues on the other side of the oil, tout secure communities as an alternative to the program. while secure communities is an important part of immigration enforcement, imfoes cusses on removing aliens that the administration deems a priority, namely, criminal aliens, while removal of these types of aliens is important, the administration must stop picking and choosing of existing immigration law it chooses to enforce. state and local enfor thement officers go through extensive training to participate in 287-g agreements. the training allows them to participate and enforce immigration law while carrying out their other duties. rather than turning a blind eye to someone here illegally, officers are able to identify and take action when they encounter an illegal alien who has been incarpeted for committing a crime. they aren't patroling the streets. the administration's attack ignores the success and officer's training assuming they can't multi ta

how did the snowden report china and tapping foreign leaders on the eve of the g 8 summit, how do you respond to people that mrn is hammering harming american interests. >> the information that came out was nothing new. the u.s. and british equivalent are spying on allies. it was reported in 2003 and again in 2005. this is not really a surprise to anyone. unfortunately, it just gives further fuel to the fire of examining mr. snow, and dissecting and trying to deconstruct what his mood is and that's a dis distraction to the fact that he has brought out extremely damning information about how it's not just prism, but there are four other programs together that are doing intelligence gathering both telephonically in terms of meta-data and internet in terms of gathering. i don't know if its getting drowned out by other news or if we have a short attention span or if it's too much fun to shoot the messenger rather than living to the message. >> john: that seems to be the game this week. >> we really need to focus on what he has revealed. and the level of secrecy for our government engaged in patently illegal activi

g-8 summit. this is new video of mr. obama arriving in belfast this morning. just about an hour ago, he made a speech on the sustained peace in the region between catholics and protestants. he's headed to a resort for a working dinner with other leaders. he is expected to push for consensus in syria. the trip will include a meeting with russian president, vladimir putin. >>> a just-released poll shows president obama's approval rating has fallen eight points in one month. the new cnn and orc international survey shows only 45% of americans now approve of the president's job performance, down from 53% one month ago. 54% of americans now disapprove of the president's performance, and for the first time in his presidency, half of the public now says mr. obama is not honest and trustworthy. this, of course, comes as the white house deals with a series of controversies, including the nsa surveillance program, the irs targeting of tea party groups and the september attack in benghazi. >>> it is 6:37 now. up next, the overnight assault inside a condo leading to an al

economy and cooperation from the g-8 leaders, including russia's vladimir putin to end the war in syria. mry the vast programs of spying and surveillance. today the disclosure that in 2009, at two london summits, u.s. teams helped intercept the leaders' private communications. that's the latest bombshell by snowden who leaked internet programs and then said the u.s. is hacking into chinese computers. and today talked about the 2009 summit intercepts, reducing the 29-year-old's credibility in the minds of many. >> the mortar gets edward snowden slashes out at, the more he looks like he's someone angry at the united states and wants to hurt the united states as opposed to a whistle blower. >> on a web chat today, snowden reveals what he's claiming is the criminal acts, not u.s. operations against legitimate military targets. the u.s. government is not going to be able to cover this up by jailing or murdering me, says snowden. truth is coming and it cannot be stopped. as the revelations reverberated at the summit, they work to compile proof that the nsa programs have stopped terrorist attacks

president obama's one-on-one with vladimir putin at the g-8 summit in northern ireland. new remarks by mr. kraft who recalled the loss of his beloved ring last week. the 2005 meeting with the russian president saying, "i took out the ring, showed it to putin, he put it on and he goes, i could kill someone with this ring." he kraft went on to say when he reported the incident to the george w. bush white house, he got a call back saying "it would really be in the best interest of u.s./soviet relations if you meant to give the ring as a present. i really didn't want to. i had an emotional tie to the ring. it has my name on it. there was a pause on the other end of the line and the voice repeated it would really be in the best interest if you meant to give the ring as a present." despite kraft's emotional ties, he said he was told, sending out an effusive statement in june of 2005 saying i showed the president my most recent super bowl ring. upon seeing the ring, president putin a great knowledgeable sports fan was taken with its uniqueness. i decided to give him the ring as a symbol of the r

g it right. it's a police state situation. getting worse and worse all the time. the fact that mr.bama campaigned agains it is really extremely unformnate. now he is defendi it. i think, i say thedea that over00 million phone calls are beingmade to terrorist groups in yemen are all over the middle east is comical. of course they are listening to the phone conversations. >> they are not listening to the phone conversation. >> how do you know, julian? >> neil: i'm toing to get in a he saidheaid thing that is nonsensical stupid point. i'm not going to do it. sorry if a lotf you at home areffended by this and clicking the challenge. we are too knee-deep in this we are too knee-deep in this nonsense this week to be so at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, od. helping the world keep promises. we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announce ] advair is cli

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g-8 that allows the u.n. the full powers it needs to investigate and establish these facts on the ground. >> here in berlin, mr. obama will address the german people for the first time as president with the speech at the brandenburg gate. he has some tough acts to follow. 50th anniversary of john f. kennedy's speech. and 26 years ago that ronald reagan called on miguel gorbachev to tear down the berlin wall. five years after speaking in berlin as a candidate he hasn't had some of the success he hoped for green gas and closing the detention facility at guantanamo bay. the polls suggest is he not as popular here. crowd to the fraction of the size to those who greeted him like a rock star in 2008. >> shepard: wendell goler amid the hungry mosquitoes for us tonight in berlin. three people in ohio stand accused of keeping a mentally disabled mother and daughter in apartment as slaves for two years. the feds say those suspects beat the mother and threatened to unleash her pit bulls and snakes on them. the rest of the details next. plus, a new study that really could change everything we know about drinking while pre

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mrs. obama toured the area with her daughters while the president was at the g-8 summit.sroom" continues. have a good afternoon. brooke baldwin takes it from here. >>> secrets no more. the feds defending the nsa surveillance program now revealing that they helped disrupt more than 50 terror attacks, including a plat against the new york stock exchange. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> a new study suggests a link between autism and pollution. we'll break it down. >>> plugs, angelina jolie's choice to get a double mastectomy called fearful, not brave. that from cancer survivor melissa etheridge. we'll debate. >>> and a search suddenly heats up for the time square bike bomber. new video services of the person who tried to bomb a military station in gotham.

g-8 leaders. he's putting russia's vladimir putin to end the civil war in syria. mr. obama is being dogged by the revelation that he's presiding over vast programs of spying and surveillance. today the disclosure that in 2009, at two london summits, u.s. teams helped intercept the leader's private communications. that's the latest bombshell dropped by ed snowden who leaked nsa phone and internet programs, then said the u.s. is hacking into chinese computers and today talked about the 2009 summit intercepts, reducing the 29-year-old's credibility in the minds of many. >> the mortar gets edward snowden lashes out at, the more angry he looks like he is angry at the united states. >> reporter: on a web chat today, snowden reveals what he's claiming is the nakedly aggressively criminal acts, not operations against military targets. the u.s. government is not going to be able to cover this up by jailing or murdering me, said snowden. truth is coming and it cannot be stopped. as the revelations reverberated at today's summit, obama and nsa staffers compile what they say is p