hello, northern ireland. you know now when it's so difficult to speak after michelle, she's better than me. but on behalf of both of us, thank you so much for this extraordinarily warm welcome. and i want to thank hannah for introducing my wife. we had a chance to speak with her backstage and she's an extraordinary young woman who i know is going to do even greater things in the years to come. i want to thank two men that i have hosted at the white house on many a-st. patrick's day for their warm welcome. peter robertson and -- [ applause ] -- and deputy first minister martin mcginnis. i spend the whole year trying to unite washington on things and they come and visit they do it in a single afternoon. i want to thank the secretary of state for 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,

to thank thet secretary of state for 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 w

to thank thet secretary of state for 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 w

and in the northern portions of the country as well. we have reports of about 600 fatalities because of the heavy rain and unfortunately it keeps going. into the next 72 hours you're seeing popping up in the orange and red, we're talking upwards of 150, 200 millimeters of rain. a very, very situation ongoing here. all right. into the americas and more rain. we have a tropical storm which has just formed, cosme, the good news is it's going to be heading out away from the mainland. it's not expected to cause a big problem although it is expected to become a hurricane. you can see it pulling away from mexico here. the outer bands though are going to be bringing significant rain, maybe about 100 millimeters in the next 24 to 48 hours for portions of southwestern mexico. more heavy rain and severe storms across the northern plains and down in towards the great lakes region. flash flooding is possible from wisconsin into iowa and down into northern portions of illinois as well. could get 100 to maybe 150 -- 50 to 100 i'm afraid, sorry, millim

often in northern ireland we hear about our past.ple have many genuine stories, and they are definitely what make our history so important. but truthfully, we should not let the past pull us apart and stop us from moving forward. somehow we need to make a brighter future, a future that builds bridges and brings people together. we need to work together, not apart. we need to listen to each other, and we need to compromise. most importantly, we need to clearly value each other. peace is not easy. and it takes a lot of work to make it happen. i think that it is easy for some to just sit back and hold on to the past. for peace to be an actual reality, however, we all need to take responsibility in the present. our past, our future. it is all about time. it is in the present time that we really need to be responsible, a kind people, and live to make a better future for ourselves. there is no time like the present. >> you're listening to the belfast conference where president obama will be shortly speaking, introduced by the first lady, m

the g-8 leaders will be meeting at a northern ireland resort near the town of enniskillen. that area symbolizes the long history of violence between the protestants and catholics in northern ireland. but as david tereshchuk reports, enniskillen has a history not only of bloodshed, but also of forgiveness. >> the small northern irish country town of enniskillen seems like the perfect picture of rural calm. but its history seethes with violence. most infamously in modern times on the sunday observed as "remembrance day" in november 1987, the morning's peace was shattered by a devastating bomb. eleven people died that day, and sixty more were seriously wounded. the bomb had been planted near a memorial honoring the dead of world wars i and ii. it was the work of the irish republican army, the predominantly roman catholic organization that used force for advancing irish aspirations to get britain out of northern ireland. those killed were all civilians, largely elderly couples gathering to watch the day's memorial parade, plus a 20-year old student nurse, marie wilson. the dead

in northern ireland, thank you ry mh. the crisis in syria is at the top of the agenda at the g8 meeting. much of the debate will focus on the issue of sending arms to the rebels. the syrian government warns such a move would fuel the rise of islamist groups did -- groups. as our chief international correspondent has been finding out, a campaign is underway in damascus to try to make common cause with europe on this issue. at oneitional song mosque in damascus. christian leaders sit together. who lost their sons and war. this is not a private moment. cameras have also been invited, as well as mothers from tunisia and fathers. their sons are on the other side in this war. they were captured and put in prison. -- i do notrgive me know my son was coming here. our sons were brainwashed. >> she has come to find her son, one of thousands of foreign fighters who join battle with syria possible rebels. hundreds are from tunisia. -- syria's rebels. hundreds are from tunisia. the cause was taken up by tunisian human rights activists

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

this is in a northern province. three people were killed in a landslide when a house caved in. >>> the prime minister of the czech republic is stepping down over a spy and bribery scandal. the prime minister's top aid was arrested last week after charged with abuse of power. she's accused of ordering a military intelligence agency to spy on the prime minister's estranged wife and seven other people. he claims he knew nothing about the surveillance. >>> and today is the new rutger athletic director's first day on the job. and julie hermann won't have time to settle into the position. she is taking over for an a.d. forced to resign over the former basketball coach. that coach was fired when video surface showed him abusing his players. hermann may have to defend her own past. players on the university of tennessee volleyball team that she coached in 1996, claimed she verbally abused them. >>> a former hitman is expected to take the stand to testify against james "whitey" bulger. he admitted to spending 20 years in jai

by still to come iraq obama's each ship started with the g eight summit in northern ireland away worldleaders are back to peace talks in syria with a final statement having no call for president assad to leave well we've got the details just ahead. one man has died and at least forty one injured in a series of blasts and a fire at an answer to pour in central russia witnesses are now reporting fresh explosions. over six thousand people have been evacuated from the small town of just pious go where the first the blast went off one choose to a night of the town is still in a state of emergency arches marouf a national is following the the situation. around two thousand people are now involved in the operation at the scene rescuers finance munition expiries helicopters and tanks have been used as well but despite all the efforts unfortunately it looks like that blaze still continues the rescues have only managed to stop the fire from spreading it's not contained but again it's a huge area on fire almost impossible to get in for rescuers right now because of. possibility for the explosions

from the reception he got in northern ireland he seems to be wildly popular there. in terms of that popularity only 36% of europeans approve of the president's job performance, that's down 11% from 2009. >>> the department has broken up terror plots in 20 countries around the world. mike rogers believes that the public will come to support the nsa. former cia director michael haeden said more transparency by the government intelligence agencies come with a price. >> i was of the belief i'll have to shave points off of operational effectiveness. that we had the comfort of the american population concerning what it was we were doing. i think it's living in this kind of democracy we'll have to be a little bit less effective in order to be a little bit more transparent to do anything to defend the public. >>> the guardian, the british government hacked into former diplomat diplomats phones and e-mails when they held economic summits. >>> a candidate seen as a moderate at least compared to the rest of the field will replace mahmoud ahmadinejad. rohani beat a crowded grou

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 cannibalism. >> are these the ones you want to support? are these the ones you want to supply with weapons? >> president obama and pr putin are expected to hold private conversation this afternoon. the conversation comes after a new report reveals the u.s. and uk spied on russia and others at another summit. the "guardian" newspaper says it has evidence that they spired on the london summit of 2009 hacking into smartphones and reading e-mails. the source? edward snowden. the normal nsa contractor who leaked see correct surveillance programs to the press. >> how much damage did he do? the fact is that t

northern ireland put on its best face and the whole world could see what a great place it is. we set a clear agenda for this summit: to boost jobs and growth, with more open trade, fairer taxes and greater transparency --what i have called the three ts. i also added a fourth t -- combating terrorism. we reached important agreements, including on support to the libyan government and ending ransom payments for kidnap by terrorists. despite our fundamental differences, we also made good progress, agreeing a way forward on working together to help the syrian people achieve the change they want. let me take each of these points in turn. we started with the issues that matter most to our people -- jobs, growth and mending our economies. first, we agreed that each country needs to press on with sorting out its public finances. dealing with our debts and seng

young, the gentleman from the northern marianas -- territory of the northern marianas, mr. sablan, and i respect and appreciate the comments by the gentleman from american samoa who has done so much. and i appreciate all of those. in everything that we are doing, in fact, their comments were right on. what we are trying to do is ensure that what we do here is to return to the regular order of the house. which means we go through a legitimate process, trying to look at something instead of just flying by the seat of our pants. therefore, because this was changed significantly in the senate, without much input at all, we are simply doing two things. first of all, we'll be removing the provisions affected by the senate changes. so that the vietnam visitors center can move forward under this bill without any delay and it will enhance the ability to raise their private funds. but also we want to give careful and due consideration to the senate-added provisions. so the text of the senate language affecting future memorials is being introduced today as a stand-alone bill in the ho

. >>> the leaders of the g-8 nations begin a crucial two-day summit in 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

the first family is in northern ireland tonight. the first lady and the girls spent time touring museums. the president has been in meetings at the g-8 sumy. the top of the list, the growing concerns in syria. >> the man who leaked the nsa cell phone service spoke out via an online chat. the british paper the guardian was behind it with edward snowden. >>> well, you don't need federal proof you're a u.s. citizen to register to vet. the court struck down the law that arizona voters approved that they are u.s. citizens before using a registration. arizona said the law would cut down on voter fraud. other states have similar voter remember thes and were asking the court to uphold arizona's. >>> all right. coming up on the news here at 6, july 1st there's a certain date for students with federal loans. it could put a beg dent in your wallet. >>> plus, is this enough to protect your child's brain, a debate over protecting pitchers when oib abc2 comes right back. >> a couple of storms, and we'll have more when we come back. stay with us.

in northern ireland.because 15 years ago holding a g8 summit there would have been an thinkable. piece has transformed and the location of the some alone is testament to what can be achieved through politics and dialogue and a a credit to all the people of northern ireland. let me take the g8 issues in turn. 100 nutritious is complete unacceptably there is enough food in the world for f1 yet 1 billion people still go hungry and 2.3 million children die every year from now patrician -- meditation or i welcome the agreement a commitment during the hunger summit. these commitments will be delivered. does the prime minister agree we are right to stick by our pledge, and as you further agree with me that we should be using all of the moral force we gain from a position to urge others to follow suit? on trade welcome support the launch of the dish free trade agreement between europe and the united states. can the prime minister confirmed he will tell all of his colleagues, including in the cabinet, that this is

face 2 of the cruise terminal and northern waterfront historic pier projects. the reason for bringing these items now is in advance of having the pos and sale documents is to keep the cruise terminal schedule so we can award big contracts. so, that is the purpose. we'll be back in the fall with the request for sale. just a bit about the facility. as you know, it was completed. phase 1 was completed february 28 of this year. the event authority is using the facility now as the america's cup village and will do so until october 1st. phase 2 of the project consists of building out all the maritime improvement, the park, northeast wharf tip, ballards provisioning et cetera to make it a functioning cruise ship terminal which is its primary purpose and then we'll begin to see about 200,000 visitors to san francisco through our cruise lines. it's a 9,000 square foot building. it's got a large gta, 2-1/2 acre park plaza and a tip at the end. so, it's quite a large facility. we already talked about the design services. in terms of the budget for the project, it was phas

now we need the business of the world to come to northern ireland.an the prime minister give us an outline of what you would in conjunction with the american administration and the northern island executive deliver a very successful inward investment conference in october to deliver thousands of much-needed private sector jobs? >> well, i'm grateful to the honorable gentleman. am looking forward to coming to northern ireland for this vital investment conference but i think what we will be able to demonstrate is not only the success of the g8 that was for northern ireland by the coming together of the uk government and the northern irish assembly with the plans for economic development, and also for breaking down the barriers within northern ireland between different communities. i think that shared future agenda is not just important for the future of the society in northern ireland. it's also important for the future of our economy, to. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i recently met with amnesty international group where they highlighted the concerns abo

and a couple of sprinkles in far northern maryland. more across northern west virginia. coming in for later on this afternoon. won't be a complete washout. plenty of clouds around this morning with a couple of showers as well. the steadier rain chances arrive mid to late afternoon. so if you are going to give dad a little nap in the yard in the hammock, get it in early. >> we'll do. all of dads, take it easy today. thanks, chuck. >>> crews checking for damage in mexico after a strong earthquake rocked that country overnight. 5.8 magnitude quake, centered 75 miles south of mexico city. power went out in parts of the city. no major damages or injuries reported. >>> firefighters have 55% of that black forest fire contained in colorado. most mandatory evacuations lifted, but many people remain displaced. cooler temperatures, lower humidity, are helping. chuck bell has told us that firefighters can expect the same today. the fire killed two people and burned nearly 500 homes. yesterday, president obama called colorado governor john hickenlooper to learn more about the firefig

and a couple of sprinkles in far northern maryland. more across northern west virginia. coming in for later on this afternoon. won't be a complete washout. plenty of clouds around this morning with a couple of showers as well. the steadier rain chances arrive mid to late afternoon. so if you are going to give dad a little nap in the yard in the hammock, get it in early. >> we'll do. all of dads, take it easy today.

eight summit in northern ireland after the u.s. approved arms supplies to the rebels the question is whether its european allies will follow suit. now on what is at stake at the high level gathering as host david cameron had planned to discuss issues such as global tax avoidance and sustainable economic growth but it looks like rising tensions over the escalating crisis in syria are going to clips that formal and gender and dominating the talks last week the usa france and the u.k. claimed that the syrian government had used chemical weapons in the usa has now pledged military support to the syrian opposition he told hasn't gone that far yet but speaking of. his stand in downing street yesterday prime minister david cameron said his. to step down and said that the u.k. would continuing to provide normally slayed and training to moderate elements of the syrian opposition now the russian government has western claims that the syrian government has used chemical weapons in the adamant. about how dangerous he thinks it might be to arm

eight summit in northern ireland protesters staged a rally against that of financial inequality. reports. and here are stars the campaign is and environmentalist have gathered here in what they call the penthouse suite of global capitalism otherwise known as canary wharf london's business district home to a number of banks such as j.p. morgan and barclays now it's an event called they owe us and the day in the title is aimed squarely at g eight leaders who are set to meet for the start of the g eight summit hosted by britain in northern ireland on monday protesters gathered here come from a number of different organizations but they all say that they're concerned with one thing and that's the concentration of wealth and power that the g eight summit represents so next week at the g eight david cameron is going to be saying that he's saving the world he's come out with all these great policies that make things better for you know that's just not true he's making decisions and all those leads in fact making decisions that are really interests of the financial institutions of these

the g-8 leaders will gather in northern ireland. in addition to syria they'll talk about the global economy and the nuclear programs of iran and north korea. prime minister abe's expected to call on countries to work together to resolve the syrian crisis. officials say he will announce around $100 million to help jordan deal with the influx of syrian refugees. and they say he'll promise about $10 million in humanitarian aid for syrians displaced by the conflict. when it comes to north korea, abe's expected to say the g-8 must send a strong message they will not tolerate the country's nuclear ambitions. officials say he will call for authorities to follow u.n. security council resolutions. >>> a group of farmers in the u.s. state of idaho are suing a biotech giant they say genetically modified wheat was o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oregon. no genetically engineered wheat has been approved for u.s. farming. japanese farm ministry officials suspended wheat imports after last month's discovery. japan is one of the largest importers of

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's chuck todd there in belfast. chuck, thank you. >>> and one topic sure to come up at the g-8 summit are the newly sclofd nsa programs. the man at the

northern ireland is building a fake town with government money to make it look like austerity work the butchers business has been replaced by a picture of a butcher's business across the road is a similar tale a spall business premises has been made to look like an office supply store so as you see as well from this image here this is the fake butcher shop it's not actually a thriving business it's a dilapidated rundown. if you stay with us for about ten minutes here and you can see the concert report in full. of course. these are. federal prosecutors. in the wake of the investigation into this he was of bitcoin is now in the fire the knowledge of six change of the digital currency is not requiring all accounts to be verified as the u.s. pulse pressure on the coin so to get more insight into all of this i'm now joined by christopher hall from the institute of them as you mark is highlighting a crisp ok tell me do you think that this demonstrates that the u.s. so threatens. the u.s. economy economy will no longer have the current say do you feel there's a threat going on here as well i

eight summit in northern ireland after the u.s. approved arms supplies to the rebels the question is whether its european allies will fall of seat. looks of what is at stake at the high level gathering. leaders of several of the most powerful nations in the world are gathering in northern ireland the start of the g. eight summit which britain is hosting the summit is going to be held at the very remote. where a fifty million pound ring of steel has been a wreck to in order to god against protesters and to provide security for the likes of us president barack obama russian president vladimir putin and on the various david cameron now extra police have also been drafted in from the u.k. mainland to help bolster security that this is one of the biggest security operations that northern ireland has ever seen now as host david cameron had planned to discuss issues such as global tax avoidance and sustainable economic growth but it looks like the rising tensions over the escalating crisis in syria are going to eclipse that formal and jen

to welcome delighted world leaders here to northern ireland. >> the g8 summit gets under way in northern ireland. the guardian sites government documents provided by snowden david cameron commented. >> it is embarrassing to the united states. knew that wee were listening for terrorist conversations. most people suspected that their rex we've believe the u.s. should pay attention. >> we have not been able to independently confirm that the person answering the questions was edward snowden. ask the nsa director says the surveillance programs have disrupted terrorist watch by clicking metadata on phone calls and tracking internet activity. disappearance and possibly murder. >> a new lead in the disappearance of jimmy hoffa. now just a little bit safer thanks to these signs. >> the fbi is searching a field for the remains of former teamsters leader jimmy hoffa. they executed a search warrant in oakland township. authorities are hoping to find the remains of jimmy hoffa, the teamsters leader who went missing in 1975. his disappearance is one of the biggest unsolved mysteries. it is believed th

kosovo the countries that have recognized kosovo so that prishtina has the right to control the northern territories the agreement signed in brussels will help us to legalize serbian autonomy and then kosovo will no longer be able to exercise its control over northern kosovo and over four serbian communities in the south i believe we can achieve this and that serbs in kosovo realise that. they don't want the credit that this doesn't mean that serb a has lost the corsa that existed before the born in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine for good. so this is a very complicated question serbia will never lose kosovo but on the other hand i'm not the president in pristina this is painful but unfortunately there's nothing i can do about it it would certainly be willing to recognize course of us independence if you get autonomy in the north no no no. we can't be that selfish actually only a third of serbs who live in kosovo or in the north the other two thirds live in the south and nobody has ever cared about them the international community even russia is unaware of the serbs who live in the

eight summit in northern ireland after the u.s. approved arms supplies to the rebels the question is whether its european allies will follow suit artie's party boyko looks of what is at stake at the high level gathering. host david cameron had planned to discuss issues such as global tax avoidance and sustainable growth but it looks like rising tensions over the escalating crisis in syria are going to eclipse that formal and jen and i'm going to be dominating the talks last week the usa france and the u.k. claimed that the syrian government had used chemical weapons in the usa has now pledged military support to the syrian opposition the u.k. hasn't gone that far yet but speaking off the talks for gladly at putin in downing street yesterday prime minister david cameron. said his school's for bashar al assad to step down and said that the u.k. would be continuing to provide normally filleted and training to moderate elements of the syrian opposition now the russian government has western claims that the syrian government has used ch

coming up the president held ahead of the g eight summit in northern ireland saying the crisis has only made the rich even richer and worsen the social. and deadly chemistry in louisiana as twin blasts of chemical plants raise speculation the state's neglecting safety expert analysis is just ahead for you. to approach the a ten minute mark here in moscow we carry on with turkish authorities now demanding the names of all doctors who treated protesters injured in clashes with police as part of a health ministry probe prime minister earlier ones government claims medics acted illegally by giving aid to demonstrators in istanbul's taksim square doctors though allege a crackdown and evolve not to cooperate we're going to go to school reports from istanbul medical professionals have been out on taksim square and gezi park since day one helping out those who have been injured in clashes with police and just those who have needed medical attention while camping out here in gezi park for almost for two weeks at this point but the problem is now they are under. why from the turkish government th

news the government of northern ireland has spent two million pounds dealing with derelict buildings some of these buildings have simply been knocked out but some have been spruced up like butcher shops with images of meat stuck over the windows to hide their barren interiors or the. now famous local office supply store which contains no office supplies at all but it sure does look nice and i guess that's what counts spending two million pounds to hype economic downturn from the g eight and other eyes whether than spending it actually you know improving the local economy seems like doomed economic practices to me but that's just my opinion. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you. are is a big issue. you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous i'd like i don't. i mean. i know that i'm. really not so. very closely. it's. worse for the food the white house or the. radio guy minutes from

the militant organizations branch in northern syria a. government. that. many other stories. more news today. these are the images. of. the day. world. starting with jordan. patriot missile batteries. deployed by. syria the u.s. says the move. part of joint military exercises and they will stay there afterwards the idea is to counter the threat from syria's civil war and it comes as washington warns president assad not to ship advanced weapons to hezbollah in lebanon which is openly supporting damascus with troops. meanwhile in lebanon supro has followed religious leaders survived assassination attempts during clashes in the northern city of tripoli at least six people were killed more than thirty injured in the fighting and one of the targets sunni muslim we don't shake my head at how old he was on his way to a mosque when the assailant opened fire. but he was on. almost ten thousand people had to flee giant floods in central europe have a look right here a tarantula rains left at least six dead eight at least more of missing in the rivers are dangerously high levels in germ

news the government of northern ireland has spent two million pounds dealing with their. buildings some of these buildings have simply been knocked down but some have been spruced up like butcher shops with images of meat stuck over the windows to hide their barren interiors or the now famous local office supply store which contains no office supplies at all but it sure does look nice and i guess that's what counts spending two million pounds to hype economic downturn from the g eight and other eyes whether than spending it actually you know improving the local economy seems like doomed economic practices to me but that's just my opinion. never made it. to the top of the candidates shortlist but eventually she did shouting triumphantly. as the flight began she was unable to switch to manual control but after three days the world.

this is video of the group during a photo op in northern ireland yesterday.y's summit agenda include finding ways to prevent the kidnapping of foreign workers in northern africa and how to corner globetrotting companies and to pay more taxes. also at the g eight summit, president obama and russian president vladimir putin spain yesterday tried to find common ground of the escalating conflict in syria. the u.s. is backing the rebels while russia is selling weapons to the syrian government. in fact, russia is the only key countries supporting syria's leadership. >>darya: we will be right leadership. >>darya: we will be right back to [ male announcer ] wake up to something incredible. it's avocado season at subway! try avocado on the bacon, egg & cheese, or the steak, egg & cheese! ride to subway for a blockbuster breakfast today! and catch disney's the lone ranger, in theaters july 3rd. subway. eat fresh. 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) so you can deposit

in northern ireland. that was not without its difficulties and questions were asked, but not only was it a very successful and very well- managed and well-run conference -- i pay tribute to everyone who was involved in it -- but i think it was also one of the most peaceful g8s in terms of demonstrations. it was rumoured that one of the six tents in the place where all the tents were going to be put up belonged to some dutch folk who happened to be on holiday. i also read this morning that one of the hopeful shopkeepers in enniskillen had stocked up on vegan meals only to find that the protesters did not turn up in large enough numbers, so he now has a large supply going spare. it is a remarkable part of our country and it was good to bring the g8 to county fermanagh. i thank the right honorable gentleman for what he said on the aid pledge. it is right that britain has made and kept its promises, and we use that to bring others up to the mark. of course, the g8 always publishes an accountability report. a

eight in northern ireland looking to narrow the differences amid fears the conflict to set to escalate even further. along a very good evening shift just joined us kevin owen here tonight live with it just after eleven pm here in moscow this is our first the british and american intelligence spied on world leaders and officials new evidence from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden puts the recent surveillance scandal on a new scale delegates the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine among them russia's then president dmitri medvedev apparently had their computers monitored and phone calls intercepted the leaked documents emerged as the u.k. hosts another major international gathering right now the g eight summit in northern ireland where police reports. this really is the worst possible timing for a story like this to come out where just kicking off the thirty ninth g eight summit here in la today now we know what we know from the documents that edward snowden has revealed is that the british security agency was spying on foreign dignitaries at the last g twenty summi

right now we have this low pressure area pushing across northern japan. that's going to bring rain showers and thunderstorms around hokkaido, some of these could become strong. but behind it you see this frontal area starting to set up. that is going to be bringing some heavy rain showers along the sea of japan coast even down towards kyushu. some areas will be in risk of landslide even. moisture continues to push off here and start to come down. eventually going into the latter part of the week. that's going to shift towards the pacific coast here mainly because you have this area coming in from the south. that's going to start to pull in some moisture towards this frontal area and really you're going to see some heavy rainfall out here across the tokyo areas. now, this area though that is our tropical depression right now expecting to become a tropical storm as it pushes out to the north. not a typhoon quite yet, but it's still going to bring some gusty winds across the southern japanese islands br weakening and merging with that front. right now it's b

it's at a resort in northern ireland. leaders from britain, germany, france, italy, russia and japan are all there. he plans to meet with russian president vladimir putin. and the president's trip will end on wednesday in berlin. >>> you can expect more fallout this week from the nsa's secret surveillance programs. mark udall will raise a bill to limit what phone records the nsa can access. >> i don't think collecting millions and millions of americans' phone calls -- this is the meta data, time, place, to whom you direct the calls, is making us any safer. and i think it's a violation of the fourth amendment. >> remember when federal agents arrested this man for planning to blow up the new york city subway system. they say the nsa surveillance program foiled that plot. >>> prison may have its own government surveillance scandal. "the guardian" is reporting that the british spy agency hacked into phone and e-mails during international conferences. gchq stole passwords at a conference in 2009. how did "the guardian" get thi

the leaders of the world's top economic powers are meeting today in northern ireland. their official discussion is supposed to focus on europe's ailing economy and what measures can be taken to fix them. but as susan mcginniss reports another topic is sure to draw even more attention. >> reporter: president obama is in northern ireland to meet with world leaders at the g8 summit. syria is not formally on the docket but is expected to dominate the talks following president obama's move to authorize shipments of weapons to rebel fighters. >> there are very big differences between the analysis we have of what happened in sir where you and who is to blame. >> reporter: russia is staunchly opposed to arming the rebels. putin said rebels in syria are barbarians who have even practiced cannibalism. >> president obama and president putin are scheduled to hold private talks this afternoon the conversation comes after a new report reveals the u.s. and the uk spied on russia and others at another summit. >> the guardian newspaper says it has evidence the two countries speed on di