US President Barack Obama has arrived in the UK for his first major foreign trip
since taking office in January.

Mr Obama’s first stop is London where he
is to attend the G20 summit hosted by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

The two will have breakfast talks in Downing Street on Wednesday
followed by meetings with other world leaders.

Before the start of the G20 summit of world leaders on Thursday, Mr Obama will
hold extensive talks with Gordon Brown, meet the UK opposition leader David
Cameron and have a private audience with the Queen.

WGN Radio’s Bill Moller presents a CityCam report on the Chicago River turning green for St. Patrick’s Day.

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