HOLMES: Some other world news to bring you now. Protesters scuffling with police in Belfast after the city council voted to fly the British flag, the Union Flag, over City Hall just 17 days a year instead of every day. The violence sent two officers to the hospital. Street people were arrested. People in northern Ireland, of course, still remain deeply divided between the unionists, who want to remain part of the United Kingdom, and those who want to become part of the Republic of Ireland. The nationalists as they are known. The death toll rising in the Philippines after Typhoon Botha, the storm hitting the southern island of Mindanao. At least 27 people are dead. Tens of thousands in evacuations centers. More than 50,000. There are fears that it could be as devastating as the storm that killed more than 1,200 people last year. Well, in Italy, a painting by Leonardo da Vinci stolen decades ago has finally been returned. The "Tavola Doria" was taken from Naples back in 1940. Well, it made its way to the black market. It went through Switzerland, Germany, and the United States before ending up at a museum in Japan. The museum agreed to return it to Italy after hammering out a joint custody agreement. Well, when we come back, the pictures that caught our attention. Don't miss that.
Death Toll Rises in Philippines