SHOTLIST:SOURCE - RESTRICTION or COURTESY: Various - See belowAP Clients Only, Part Courtesy "Charlie Rose, SEE SCRIPTLocation - Date: VariousBELFAST, Northern Ireland - June 18AP Television/Pool - AP Clients Only1. Wide G-8 leaders approaching the press corps 2. Med G-8 leaders waving File - AP Clients OnlyMay 203. Fighting in SyriaFile - AP Clients Only4. Syrian President Bashar Assad talking from a podiumPBS - Charlie Rose - MUST COURTESYJune 165. Charlie Rose interviewing President Barack Obama6. SOUNDBITE: President Barack Obama"We've been assisting not only the political opposition but the military opposition, so that there's a counter weight, that can potentially lead to political negotiations."File - June 137. Fighting in SyriaBELFAST, Northern Ireland - June 18AP Television/Pool - AP Clients Only8. SOUNDBITE: British Prime Minister David Cameron``He has blood on his hands. He has used chemical weapons."9. Obama walking with Cameron10. G-8 leaders and guests sitting at table11. Med Obama walking with G-8 guests12. Wide Obama walking with G-8 guestsVOICE-OVER SCRIPT: (Class photo) For President Obama, the G-8 meeting in the green hills of Northern Ireland will likely be remembered as a summit DISCORD on Syria. (FILE Syria fighting) After two days of talks, the most he and the others could agree on is the fighting should end and SOME kind of talks should take place. (FILE Bashar Assad) There was NO call for Bashar Assad to step down. (To Obama with Hollande) Still, president was emphasizing the positive.(President Barack Obama) SOT: We've been assisting not only the political opposition but the military opposition, so that there's a counter weight, that can potentially lead to political negotiations. (FILE fighgings) U.S. officials pointed to calls for al-Qaida fighters to leave the battlefield -- and for NO use of chemical munitions. The host says that's important. CAMERON SOT: ``He has blood on his hands. He has used chemical weapons." (Back to G-8 footage) Yet none of the allies have joined Obama's move to send arms to Syria's rebels. And while U.S. officials welcomed the economic summit's call for more job growth and steps to curb corporate tax avoidance, the summit on the shores of Loch Erne was -- for Obama -- a mixed bag. MS, ASSOCIATED PRESS, BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND