in those things and invest in bid future for everyone in northern ireland.orry, i look forward to visiting soon. i very much enjoyed my recent visit to derbyshire when i went to the toyota factory as many of my constituents were. i'm sure i will be back there, too. i know my friend is quite really taking a proactive role in leading trade -- leading trade missions to india and other countries. does he agree that the small manufacturing companies should also begin a chance to play their part in driving britain's exports to emerging markets like india, china, and the rest? >> my honorable friend is absolutely right. we have improved our performance in terms of exports of goods to these key emerging markets. but the real challenge is to get the sme's exporting. would create many jobs and a lot of investment at the same time. i have led trade missions to every single g 20 country, part from argentina. i look forward to doing more. >> they will be replaced by reveille owned clinics without and out services. some of those leading the closure program of already pock

it's no joke russia's world cup qualifier in northern ireland is postponed after two attempts to kick off were thwarted by heavy snow but fabio capello's men stay top of group. plus the european court to scott seal a place in the playoffs but he has two games left to book the birth after an eventful round for the russian teams in the europa league. and the daddy of all fences olympic bronze medalist nikolai kobo the offer comes back from paternity leave to win individual gold at the star studded moscow saber. but first let's kick off with football as the russian national team flew out to belfast last week to play northern ireland in the fifth game of their world cup qualifying campaign but heavy snow meant that two attempts to get the match underway were lost to the elements of own poor feet documents a weekend of frustration for both fabio capello's men and their fans. there was much expectation as russia took to the training field ahead of their world cup qualifier with northern ireland they were top of the group with a one hundred percent record and hadn't conceded a goal in their

we shoot in northern ireland, morocco, iceland, croatia, the moon. yeah. >> jon: wow.en the favorite so far for you, in terms of... >> we're based in northern ireland for the most part. that's where our studio is. beautiful. it's gorgeous. >> jon: i have not been there. i've not been to any place that you mentioned yet it sounds exciting. >> we're sort of running out of places to shoot. >> jon: are you followed by the... does the town know when game of thrones is in town and they all... >> they don't care. i think only in america do we have like the "us weekly," >> jon: there's no nerd glaze overseas. there has to be a european nerd glaze. egg-based french. there must be something that they do with that. i always assumed that when you're filming this, they keep you in castles just to keep... or is there like you come from a residence inn and they put the whole thing together and boom. >> we are called by a rain. by a raven. >> jon: it's all just a big... are there real wizards on set? it's the whole thing. dungeons and dragons. >> bring me my latte. that's the name of

, find the savings from those things and invest in a better future for everyone in northern irelandland. >> question eight. >> [inaudible] >> sorry, i look for to visiting soon. [laughter] i did very much enjoy my recent visit when i went to the toyota factory in which many of her constituents work. and i'm sure i will be back there, soon. >> i know my right honorable friend is quite rightly taking a proactive role in leading trade mission to india and other countries. does he agree with me that the small manufacturing companies like those bed should also be given the chance to play their start in driving britain's exports to emerging markets like india, china, and the rest of? >> my honorable friend is right, we have improved our performance in terms of exports and goods as i said earlier to these key emerging markets, but the real challenge is to get smes exporting to if we could increase i think the figure is from one in five to one in four would wipe out our trade deficit, which create many jobs and a lot of investment at the same time. i've led trade missions every single g20 c

and will he indicate what of the reports are standing by its et on other atrocities in northern ireland? and will be demonstrated that if et must do more to reassure the majority community that republicans murdered protestants in northern ireland in cold blood? and if et report should demonstrate that in the publications findings. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this is been raced in on more than one occasion. i continue looking into evidence evidence. if the honorable gentleman, come and see me about her because he knows he will get a very welcome response. >> order. questions to the prime minister. mr. derek twigg. >> number one, mr. speaker,. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with ministerial of colleagues and others, and in addition to duties in the house i shall of further such meetings today. >> [inaudible] >> i quote the bedroom tax has hurt thousands of disabled persons. with the prime minister drop his policy? >> first of all let us be clear, this is not a tax. only -- [shouting] let me explain to the labour party. a tax is when you earn some money, the governme

, start to take down the segregation from the peaceful, the things that take people apart in northern ireland. i'm the savings from those things invest in a better future for everyone in northern irela ireland. >> question eight. >> [inaudible] >> sorry, i look for to visiting soon. [laughter] i did very much enjoy my recent visit when i went to the toyota factory in which many of her constituents work. and i'm sure i will be back there, soon. >> i know my right honorable friend is quite rightly taking a proactive role in leading trade mission to india and other countries. does he agree with me that the small manufacturing companies like those based should also be given the chance to play their start in driving britain's exports to emerging markets like india, china, and the rest of? >> my honorable friend is right, we have improved our performance in terms of exports and goods as i said earlier to these key emerging markets, but the real challenge is to get smes exporting to if we could increase i think the figure is from one in five to one in four would wipe out our trade deficit, which cre

. >>> a rescue effort is under way in northern ireland. fierce winter storms covered the area in a layer of deep snow and farmers rushed to free sheep buried beneath. as you can see, the rescued sheep were a little worse for wear. but with some tender love and care and warm weather, they'll soon be back on greener pastures. resilient and warm. good thing they have got that big, furry coat. >>> in tulsa, someone had a rough night. 28-year-old april brady took a memorable mug shot at the tulsa county jail this weekend. arrested for public intoxication. yeah, we could have guessed that. and battery as well on a police officer. it looks like she wore herself out. she fell asleep on the way to the station here, bill, unable to rouse the suspect. police, what they had to do, they had to prop up her face to snap the picture. >> the whole story's a little disturbing. the fish-faced mug shot is funny, but, you know. >> we've seen a lot here. i have not seen that before. >>> time now for an early look at the day ahead and the day in history. preside

drums, pipes and kilts had to be custom made by a company in northern ireland.he practice hall was destroyed. the storm, and then the fire. this neighborhood bore the brunt of what sandy dished out. terry williams is the band leader. his father's construction company built a lot of these houses. >> the physical devastation is something that we are all dealing with. but i think the mental anguish of all of this has been the hard part. >> reporter: all the members of the band live in breezy point or at least they used to, until the storm hit. most of the community is now uninhabitable. one of the drummers has a house on this block. even amid the destruction of homes and lives, williams made the band a priority. >> we are taking the band to try to use it as a focal point to build morale to keep people's spirits high. music is a great way to do that sometimes. >> reporter: they found a hall in brooklyn where they could practice and the band came out to play. >> i think it makes everybody feel a little bit better. everybody's happy today. [ cheers and applause ] >> r

much of england and northern ireland were hit by early spring snow. the cold snap is disrupting travel with many roads closed. there has also been heavy rain causing 91 flood alerts to be issued. a severe drought in western india threatening the livelihood of hundreds of thousands of people. many blame government officials for failing to provide them with water. in part three of our water pressure series. trying to beat the elements, he and his wife battle with the sun's rays to keep their only force of and come alive. poor rainfall and a dwindling water supply have practically brought the couple to their knees. a quarter of a million people like them have been affected. while there are other fields -- while other fields lie fallow, the pair have concentrated their efforts, but it comes at a high cost -- they have to borrow money to maintain their trees. they pay tankers to deliver water twice a day. >> we survived the food shortage of 1972. generations of my family have been working the land. we have no option but to make this crop a success or we wi

prior to leaving the white house, president obama will meet with the leaders of northern ireland. >>> there's more to be cleaned up, more than crews first expected after a bridge demolition down in texas last night. that's called rocking the house. crowds cheering, watching the lakeside park, not knowing that that blast to tear down the lake marble bridge that was no longer used. it also destroyed a verizon fiber optic cable, killing their cell phone, internet and tv stations. it went to black in bridge debris. the good news, it will be cleaned up today. restoring the fiber optic line will take a little bit longer. >> what? >> yeah. it's called pulling the plug. >> somebody's mad, yeah. >>> san jose is getting ready to host the ncaa tournament. >>> also, pretty amazing new video of a close encounter with a pair of whales off the california coast. >>> locally, the bridges are up, still, and running. this is the san mateo bridge. i'll show you what's going on just south of the bay bridge. >>> welcome back, everybody, on a tuesday morning. that is control central here at nbc bay area. th

prior to leaving the white house, president obama will meet with the leaders of northern ireland. >> call this one the battle of the tech titans, samsung taking on apple in another venue this morning. reports are the asian tech companies working on a wristwatch that works a lot like a smartphone. if that sounds familiar, you're correct. just last month rumors started flying apple was working on a wristwatch that would perform the same functions as the iphone and ipad. at this point there's no word on how much either of the items would cost. this just the latest venue in which samsung is going directly, head to head, against apple. just last week samsung unveiling galaxy s4 newest competition for iphone. >> normally it doesn't react but galaxy s4 seems to have the cupertino company scared. right after they created a why iphone site to tell people why iphone is the best choice. the site includes 12 reasons the iphone is better including a camera, siri and the icloud. just before samsung's release, an apple executive gave a series of interviews criticizing will android system. >>> the q

ireland, northern ireland and making its way toward england. it for london on thursday, especially in the morning it will be partly cloudy and then it will turn mostly cloudy by the time we get to the afternoon. making our way toward the northern part of africa, you can see the clouds making its way toward the mediterranean. it will start to clear thursday so it will get a little better but we expect the temperature to come down and libya. tripoli, tragedy right ahead of this system, in benghazi, 23 degrees through here. . lagos, the rain will continue. heavy thunderstorms just off the coast and we expect a temperature of about 31. >> welcome back. the headlines on al jazeera -- barack obama has arrived in tel levied on as first visit to israel as u.s. president. obama is due to visit jerusalem shortly. south korea's army raised its alert level after a suspect it cyber attack from north korea. three major tv stations and two banks affected. the president of cyprus is holding an emergency meeting after mp's rejected a tax on people's savings. or

after i decided that i wanted to go back to focus on issues relating to northern ireland, and we had entered into an agreement, which certainly was a breakthrough in relationships. but it was not seen as a good thing by the whole community in ireland. i felt that something was opposed by one sector, it didn't change the dynamic and i wanted to express those concerns. so i had resigned and gone back to being independent from the labour party. and i was reelected as such. in 1989, i had served for 20 years in the senate. it is also now a member in london and these cases were increasingly interesting. they were all about social justice. and we had three young children. so i decided not to go forward again. basically to retire and concentrate on law practice. that i was going to be what i would do for the future. we were happy about that as well. fast forward to the 14th of february in 1990, and i get a surprise phone call from a former labour party attorney general and the friend of john rogers, who said that he had something that he wanted to discuss with me privately. and i said okay,

so far overlooked by new manager roy hodgson while former england coach fabio capello is in northern ireland this friday is russia's side look to cement their group after lead. on friday a rare hole in one of wow the fans of the american goal for a welsh age fourteen poll in the second round still missed out on the charts of the founders are a zoner countrywoman legacy thompson buy it for the weekend after a spectacular show for an eagle of eleven. more of germany's sundra goal great approach shots to the green on. a local star stacee lewis was eventually crowned champion. at the top of a women's rankings. on saturday it was weights went wet in melbourne came second fast for qualifying as the lead is moving straight in drumcree running formula one champion sebastian vettel to hold the session was completed on the morning of the race for the red bulls the german eventually had to settle first as can be right in and battle the seven spot on the grid to beat fellow former champion fernando alonso second on the podium. and on the sunday russia's top tennis player maria sharapova dominated for a

northern ireland tries to begin a peace process. those that were interested the time the two men were nominated they also said we shall have a more elected presidency they have not suggested things are if you run for office one way or another, you get to know how to be in tune with two you are speaking to or hone your arguments. after a early burly election i was elected president and in my speech of acceptance with that incredible excitement and huge emotion it was a signal of a different ireland that somebody of my record would be elected to serve as presidents for seven years and so many people cried. have a choice because they could not believe it the imide acceptance speech and i singled out and saying to those women of ireland because i knew that was one of the things that helped of course, and a general election you have to be voted men and women but there were so many wives to did not tell their husbands but just voted differently or daughters did not tell their father and i have proof of that more recently i was in boise id

in northern ireland this friday is brushed aside look to cement their group after lead. and friday a rare hole in one of wired the fans on the american goal for a welsh easter par for the fourteen pole in the second round but still missed time so much can't see the fire in this company or a zone or a country woman lexi thompson qualified for the weekend after a spectacular bunker shot for an eagle of eleven. or germany's sundra goal great approach shots to the green on seven of the local star stacey lewis was eventually crowned champion to unseat janet sam at the top of the women's rankings rather. on saturday it was weights when it's wet in melbourne in the ficken fast for qualifying was the lead. story in rome three running formula one champion sebastian vettel for the whole session was completed on the morning of the race for the red bulls the german eventually had to settle preferred skinny reichen and battled up some spot on the grid to beat fellow former champion fernando alonso second on the podium. and on the sunday russia's top tennis player maria sharapova domi

been so far overlooked by new manager roy hodgson all former england coach fabio capello in northern ireland this friday is brushed aside look to cement their group f. lead. on friday a rare hole in one of wow the fans of the american goal for a welsh easter poverty fourteen pole in the second round but still missed out on the cards of a fire and as captain are a zoner countrywoman lexi thompson qualified for the weekend after a spectacular show for an eagle at eleven. or germany's sundra goal great approach shots to the green on seven zero local star stacey lewis was eventually crowned champion to unseat janet sam at the top of the women's rankings . on saturday it was weights when it's wet in melbourne is aiming to come fast for qualifying as the lead. in the history of draw three running formula one champion sebastian vettel the whole session was completed on the morning of the race for the red bulls the german eventually had to settle for a skinny reichen and battled up some spot on the grid to beat fellow former champion fernando alonso second on the podium. and on the sunday russia's t

and britain and northern ireland and ireland. the few places you can point to you in the world where there is a culture of compromise, where people have actually come together to make something work and your point you go to people in the midwest, you go to people in other places of the world. you say, hey, it's possible. a lot of credit to be spread around. it's really an impressive accomplishment. >> i grew up in london as a child with constant bomb attacks from the i.r.s. th -- i.r.a. it is remarkable with this deal done and on good friday as richard said it has actually endured. >> the other aspect you stated. the years of work by pat moynahan and ted kennedy and tip o'neill and former president clinton years and years of hard work and negotiation into that accord. >> an amazing thing, you know? i mean, it doesn't seem that long ago that we had controversy over whether body sands could come to united states and galaxy. it's now a settled piece of history that has worked out really well. >> richard, what were the conditions tha

over two months time and hopefully then the snow will be long gone richard three d'arcy belfast northern ireland. well russia's lead at the top of group f. was given a boost after third place portugal came from two goals down to snatch a late three three draw against second place israel in tel aviv it was portugal who took the lead inside two minutes is a neat defender now while vegetating them in front from a corner but israel hit back with two fine first half efforts one time and ten minutes. and then a rocket from then best that. the home side looked to be cruising with twenty minutes to go as they gave themselves a to go cushion gershon on rising above three one but the advantage was quickly reduced elder possibly gets side footing enough to skipper christiane or another had squared and in the third minute of stoppage time to go home laid out why use the head against the crossbar fabio can try out a stab in the rebound to break israeli hearts israel and portugal now both have eight points from their five matches for behind group leaders russia who have that gave in hand. while heavy snow cou

you know, something, it's quite, this kind of food is quite cool again in northern ireland.> what about the dessert you have on the table? >> porter, porter being stout, it's got stout in it. and actually sometimes people even used to pour some begin he is into the coddle. but i don't like that. >> don't guinness your coddle. >> it looks delicious. >> and you two kind of like having a little -- >> we like having a little bit earlier in the morning. >> while you're making us your drink, we're going to go over a little okay or not okay. so this -- we rant out of time. is it okay or not okay to kiss your tv guests on the lips? >> here's what we had to say about that. >> absolutely. i still haven't gotten over my kiss from tom sellick in 2,000. >> yes, it's okay, but only if it's george clooney. >> or tom sellick. >> oh yes. >> thank you so much for this. delicious. all right. tomorrow -- we have a great performance by the group, the celtic thunder and we also want to warn you -- >> we want to warn you now. >> hide the children tomorrow. >> you will discover things about -- hoda

prior to leaving the white house, president obama will meet with the leaders of northern ireland. >>>his morning, pope francis being formally installed as the leader of the catholic church this morning. overnight, pope francis driving through the crowd at st. peter's square before being ushered inside st. peter's basilica for the traditional mass. >> jay gray, live at the vatican this morning. hundreds of thousands of people, waited for hours in that square, to watch history in the making. quite incredible. >> reporter: it really was. good morning to you. afternoon here on what has been a beautiful day. the sun, shining and pouring in to st. peter's square. hundreds of thousands have gathered. and they really get a treat when it all started, as the pope, pope francis, came into the square in an open jeep and actually stopped, got down and visited with people in the crowd. kissing babies, as you can see. blessing some that he had seen. interacting with the faithful. really making sure they are a part of this church. it's something he said repeatedly. and something he reiterated today i

prior to leaving the white house, president obama will meet with the leaders of northern ireland. >>>here's more to be cleaned up, more than crews first expected after a bridge demolition down in texas last night. quite the explosive scene. crowds cheing, watching the lakeside park, not knowing that the blast didn't just tear down the bridge that was no longer being used. the blast also destroyed a verizon fiber optic cable, which killed their cell phone, internet and tv coverage. it went to black in bridge debris. the good news, it will be cleaned up today. restoring the fiber optic line will take a little bit longer. >> people there watching it at home, seeing this. and all of a sudden, everything's gone. >> boom. >> all right. >>> no need to be worried about the forecast. we're going to get much-needed rain. >> and our pollen explosion that we've been dealing with around the bay area, we're going to see a lot of improvement. good morning to you. a traffic tuesday, as mike likes to call it. we'll check your drive in a moment. the good news for your morning drive, we're going to hold

. >> michael: when you hear that reporter reminding you of bobby sands in northern ireland if you remembere conditions is inexcusable. look at these numbers the guantanamo communications director has admitted so far. the hunger strike timeline began on february 6th. it was six detainees. up to 14, up to 21, and now 25 detainees as of march 20th. a lot of people are saying that's not a fairway to represent these numbers. what happens is as soon as someone is force fed, made to drink water they start the clock again. they think there are people who have been halving this hunger strike much longer than that. to expand upon this story with us we enjoy colonel morris davis, a former prosecutor of. guantanamo in '05 to '07. and david remes habeas attorney who represents several yemeni detainees at guantanamo. what should we be doing to get ourselves involved in this case. >> we should have closed it when it was promised we would do it. those responsible for guantanamo said that the reason for the hunger strike is that the inmates are disappointed that president obama didn't keep his word. they b

. >>> northern ireland is getting slammed by crippling snowstorms. utility crews are scrambling to restore electricity to thousands of people. some left in the dark for four days. the storms blew over power poles, and trees, across many roads. others were blocked by high snowdrifts making it tough for people to get supplies. so it is so bad that, a lot of families are roughing it and actually having to use open fires to keep warm. >> imagine that. the island nation of cyprus struck an 11th hour deal to save itself from financial collapse. after days of protests, european leaders agreed on a $13 billion bailout package rescuing cyprus from bankruptcy and collapse of its banking system. the controversial plans tax bank deposits will be scrapped. the deal would shut down the second largest bank. >>> secretary of state john kerry delivering a warning to iraqi leaders during a surprise weekend stop in baghdad. the u.s. wants iraq to stop letting iran use airspace for flights to syria. officials believe the flights are carrying weapons to the syrian govern

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also on tuesday, the president is scheduled to meet with two representatives from northern ireland.way, this is not the first time the south lawn fountain has been dyed green. the obamas started the tradition back in 2009. it's fun, but it looks -- >> it look toxic. >> it looks like a big shamrock shake. >> thanks for watching nbc bay area news. the chris matthews show is next. good night. >> good night. >> this is "the chris matthews show" the >> ask not what your country can do for you. >> tear down this wall. >> the time for change has come. ris: revolution, it was more game-changing than most presidents. 50 years ago this week the beatles shook up everything. ♪ she loves you,ia,ia,ia chris: it's one of the happiest anniversaries we ever celebrate. how the beatles changed everything from politics to uniting the world. how these four young men went from the smash early days to the cultural pioneers they finally became. and you new pope and what he may mien -- mean for american catholics. hi, i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show with chuck joe kelly o'donnell, klein and katty ka

the assembly is put away the conflicts of the past, work on a shared vision for the people of northern ireland, start to take down the segregation from the peaceful, the things that take people apart inorthern ireland. i'm the savings from those ings invest in a better future for everyone in northern irela ireland. >> question eight. >> [inaudible] >> sorry, i look for to visiting soon. [laughter] i did very much enjoy my recent visit when i went to the toyota factory in which many of her constituents work. and i'm sure i will be back there, soon. >> i know my right honorable friend is quite rightly taking a proactive role in leading trade mission to india and other countries. does he agree with me that the small manufacturing companies like those based should also be given the chance to play their start in driving britain's exports to emerging markets like india, china, and the rest of? >> my honorable friend is right, we have improved our performance in terms of exports and goods as i said earlier to these key emerging markets, but the real challenge is to get smes exporting to if we could i

hold their own meeting in june on the sidelines of a meeting of leading industrial nations in northern irelandver in west virginia. >> there it goes. [explosion] >> shepard: crews imploded one side of that 79-year-old bridge that used to connect two towns in the western part of the state. construction workers had started ripping it down early this month before resorting to explosives. a new bridge will replace it we're told. the other half of the old one set for implosion next week. controversy today for one ever the world's top golfers in fact the top. withdrew in the middle of a round. rory mcilroy seven over par. he told reporters he wasn't in a good place mentally. later he blamed it on a toothache and said, quote, i have been suffering with a sore wisdom tooth which is due to come out in the near future. but there is words folks later saw him munching on a sandwich at the 18th hole. pga holes prohibit from withdrawing. injury, disability or serious personal emergency. 7 over is not on the list. with the masters a month away. mcilroy has played only four rounds this year. faced criticism l

police in northern ireland say they narrowly ae verted what could have been a mass murder when they founde devices in a van parked in londonderry. police arrested three men who they think are irish republican army dissidents. kenyans are voting for a new president. a peaceful vote the needed to prove to the world it is a stable country. the last presidential election in 2011, it was a disaster, which plunged the nation into a series of ethnic violence and rampages. this go around has some sporadic violence, but we're hoping it doesn't get worse. we want in bring in our correspondent and freelance photographer, they are both in nairobi. the turnout is huge. talk to us about the move. how is it different now? >> actually been extraordinary. we've seen cues and cues and cues and what's interesting for us who have been here and the lead up to this is you really felt people almost exhaling. there was this tension, this tension, they were bracing themselves. just this utter sense of determination, people were sleeping outside of polling stations. from 2:00. we even heard about one woman who gav

that peace in northern ireland is a change for people communities and families and men having the courage is her former president to come to the edge. so in ireland itself, the republic we are undertaking major changes in the way of reform public services and indeed of the political system itself or you in a letter discovered just a few years ago that george washington wrote, the happiness of this country depends much on the constitution convention which is now sitting. it however can only lay the foundation. the community must raise the edifice. he was perfectly right. indeed, it is in the community and the people that church democratic power lies. yesterday in breezy point there was a community devastated by sandy. here was a community that had devastation because of a natural phenomenon but here was a community that in the context of the old irish word, a community gathered around itself to achieve common objectives where people have suffered. that truce. his outfit and in that particular area yesterday. because when governments rule, governments, and governments go, it is the people t

of great britain and northern ireland, and the united states of america. it is my understanding that the council is ready to proceed to the vote. from the draft resolution before it. >> i shall put the draft resolution to the vote now. >> will those in favor of the draft resolution contained in documents s-2013-136 please raise their hand? >> the result of the voting is as follows. the draft resolution received 15 votes in favor. the draft resolution has been adopted unanimously as resolution 2094 of 2013. the security council has concluded the present stage of its consideration of the item on its agenda. the meeting is adjourned. >> here's a look at our prime- time schedule on the c-span network. starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, the senate judiciary committee debates gun- control while passing a measure that toughens penalties for those who buy guns for people cannot legally owned them. on c-span2, senators react to yesterday's 13 hour filibuster by kentucky senator rand paul. and on c-span3, janet napolitano and other witnesses testified on secur

>> senator mitchell, i saw the great work he did in northern ireland. and he's right.n just israel and palestinians involved. the middle east, syria, iran, have y you have the presence of al qaeda, libya. the whole region is really many, many crises that have to be addressed and there can be shifting alliances here. the arab gulf state opposed to iran getting a nuclear weapon, and we have to find a way to coordinate our efforts together and again, if the president can move forward, the israelis and palestinians that could be a tremendous diplomat ic accomplishment for the united states. >> thank you so much for joining us. we'll be watching what goes on in the region over the next several hours. >>> meantime, north korea this morning, zoraida sambolin has the rest of today's top stories. >> good morning. more tough talk from north korea. upset that the u.s. is flying b-52s over south korea, pyongyang is issuing a warning that american forces are within striking distance of weapons. separately, in seoul, a major hacking attack of banks and broadcasters can be traced to

after a series of bad shots, 23-year-old rory mcilroy of northern ireland simply walked off the coursea it was because of wisdom tooth pain but some are calling him a quitter. let's talk it over with mike walker senior editor of "golf" magazine and golf.com. good morning. >> good morning. >> so what do you think it is? is it dental or mental? >> it's mental. i think he got frustrated and just left. >> this is add ba round after other bad rounds. >> he's yet to play a good round. it's building frustration. he had enough and walked off. you're not supposed to do that. >> how is the golfing world viewing this? momentum begets momentum and perhaps to the down side. do many people say this makes a lot of sense that he would leave? >> no. >> no. >> no. think with rory mcilroy he's generally liked on tour. it's not like people are killing rory mcilroy but they're not saying, okay i get this. he's under a lot of pressure. >> you've seen him under pressure before and he hasn't done this. >> no. it's something you don't see golfers do. you don't see tiger or anybody else walk off the golf course

philippines, the republic of korea, rwanda, toeingo, the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and the united states of america. it is my understanding that the council is ready to proceed to the vote on the draft resolution before us. i shall put the draft resolution to the vote now. will those in favor of the draft resolution contained in document s stroke 2013 stroke 136 please raise their hand? the result of the voting is as follows -- the draft resolution received 15 votes in favor. the draft resolution has been adopted unanimously. resolution 2094 of 2013. the security council has not concluded the present stage of its consideration of the item on its agenda. the meeting is adjourned. >> and again the u.n. security council voting this morning unanimously for new sanctions against north korea for its most recent nuclear test. the new sanctions aimed at making it more difficult for north korea to finance and obtain materials for its weapons program. up next we'll take you to the briefing with reporters that happened after the security council meeting this morning. we'll sho

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