making news in america this morning -- >> still no deal. a weekend full of talks led to little movement for the debt deal. the markets and your 401(k) are set to react. breaking her silence. the woman who accuses the former world bank chief of assault, speaks out. rampage reasons. those suspect in those norway attacks appears in court. and promises to say why he did it. good morning. you might call it business as usual on capitol hill this morning. republicans and democrats not talking. bitterly divided over a debt limit deal. >> and now, both sides are scrambling to come out wit

rival versions of an emergency plans. the deadline for the federal government to continue to pay its bills is fast approaching. but neither side appears ready to blink. democrats want the debt ceiling raised until the end of 2012. the republicans are insisting that the debt ceiling can be raised as much as spending is big cut. house speaker john boehner is focusing on a rm dealingshort-tg that will raise the debt ceiling by a trillion dollars. president obama has said that is a nonstarter. >> and then go through this whole exercise all over again? that we're not going to do. >> as washington remains at an impasse, each side made the talk show rounds on sunday to make their case to an increasingly anxious public. >> i know that the president is worried about the next election. but shouldn't we be worried about the country? >> the speaker wanted the outlines of the plan before 4:00

p.m. eastern sunday to send a positive message to the financial markets. that deadline passed and this morning the asian markets are down and the u.s. futures aren't looking good, either. both sides remain resolute that a deal will be reached and disaster a avoided. >> there's no choice, there's no alternative. >> both sides will be back at work on dueling plans this morning. if u.s. d >> if u.s. does default, our credit rating is lower, ordinary americans will take a hard hit in the form of higher interest rates, car loans. and credit cards as well. in norway the man arrested in friday's mass murder is being arraigned in the killing of at least 93 people, most of them evelopment that we'r >> a development that we're following now, police have apparently raided the home of the confessed killer's father. in france. abc's richard cantu has more. >> r rorter: police in norway revealed that anders behring

breivik still had plenty of ammunition. \when they arrested him friday. this photo shows the shooter taking aimed at a person, an hour r fore thehewin attacks, he posted a political manifesto online. he didn't practice what he preached. >> translator: and he immediately surrendered when asked to do so. >> reporter: survivors of the shooting are still dazed by their brush with death. >> i could feel the warmth of the barrel when he pulled the trigger. >> reporter: breivik has confessed to both attacks. >> he has admitted that he was responsible for the bomb attack and for those killing of those people on the island. >> reporter: but his lawyer says that he denies criminal responsibility. >> translator: he thought it was gruesome having to commit these head. acts.

but in his head he thought it was necessary. >> reporter: the massacre has plunged norway into mourning. norway's king and queen led mourners who filled the cathedral. they both wiped away tears during the service. outside, norwegians grieved openly with sobs and hugs. as the nation struggles to find a way back from a wilderness of grief. richard cantu abc news. and now, to alaska, and a savage attack by a grizzly bear. it happened in a remote mountain range several hours north of anchorage. seven teenagers were taking part in a wilderness survival course. they encountered the bear with her cub. she charged, badly mauling two boys. >> i guess they were coming to a curve and there was a bear, a mother bear with a cub, and they came across this bear, sort of

startled it. and the bear started going after a bunch of the kids in the group and he, you know, it got him and knocked him down. >> another boy came up and started kicking the bear. you know, to help sam fight the bear off and the bear then went away. so, i don't know who that was. but i'm extremely grateful to that person. >> grateful, indeed. sam and another boy were flown to a hospital, they're now in serious condition. recovering from bite wounds. the other boys were taken to a nearby hospital and then released. it was an amazing sight over dallas last night. an american airlines jet dumping fuel on its way back to the airport. the boeing 777 had just taken off for brazil when its landing gear caught fire. the pilot had to made a u-turn. but had to dump its full load of fuel before trying to land. amazing picture. and there are two new suspects in the dodgers stadium

beating of a san francisco giants fan. they are set to be arraigned today in los angeles. bryan stow nearly died and has been in a coma since the assault on march 31st. init initially los angeles police had arrested another man for attacking stow, he's been exonerated in this case. but he's still in jail on a parole violation. police in london said that a postmortem detailing the cause of singer amy winehouse's death today. zblu. >> but the troubled singer's mother said that it was just a matter of time. fans are flocking to winehouse's london home, leaving tributes and remembrances. a british newspaper is reporting that the singer's unfinished third album has enough material for a possible release. > the rt the record-setting heat has finally broken here in the northeast with temperatures in new york and boston only climbing to the 70s. that sounds nice. >> that does nice.

but there's no relief for millions of people from illinois to texas. dallas is expected to hit 104 today. ooh, 24 straight days of triple-digit heat. the driest ever in texas story. with that, let's take a look now at the weather from around the country. showers from boston to washington, d.c. severe weather from billings to rapid city. rain in the southwest. showers in the pacific northwest. >> 73 in seattle. 85 in sacramento. 95 in boise.e. mostly 80s from fargo to indianapolis. 93 in kansas city and 91 in omaha. new orleans, miami and atlanta, however around the 90-degree mark. the accuser of dominique strauss-kahn speaks out for the first time. an abc news exclusive. >> and the airirnes make up for some lost revenue, guess who's paying for it? that's in our business news straight ahead. the nfl players' turn to

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most overseas markets were lowered today. hong kong's hang seng is off 14 points and in london the ftse opened higher. on wall street, the dow gained 201 points. meanwhile nasdaq index rose 69. some federal taxes on airline tickets expired this weekend. but you would never know it from airfares. they stayed the same as nearly all of the airlines raised their prices by the same amount, pocketing the difference. the e tax holiday could end any time, as soon as congress again funds the faa. >> u.s. automakers and the auto workers union opened talks this weekend on a new labor contract. the chief negotiator said that adding jobs will be a top priority. and a superhero beat a boy wizard at the box office this weekend. audiences liked "captain america." captain america opened at number one with $66 million.

"harry potter" could not remain its record-setting pace, fell to second, with a mere $48 million and "friends with benefits" in third. opened with $18.5 million. when we come back -- the interview that so many are already talking about. >> she's the former hotel maid who's accusing dominique strauss-kahn of sexual assault. she spoke with robin roberts. we'll have a preview of that when we come back. roberts. we'll have a preview of that when we come back. special k protein shakes -- ♪ a truly great-tasting breakfast shake. with 10 grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber, it's the creamy, delicious way to satisfy... your hunger to help you lose weight. ♪ so you can kick the tin can habit. try special k protein shakes today.

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i have to for myself. i have to tell the truth." and what does she want to see happen by coming forward? "i want justice. i want him to go to jail. i want him to know there are some places you cannot use your money. you cannot use your power when you do something like this." after her initial accusation, there were reports she lied on an asylum application and other discrepancies that cast doubt on her account. but in her interview with abc and with christopher dickey of "newsweek," who got the exclusive print interview, she stuck by her story. >> when she talked about the attack, she wasn't weeping. and it was -- i would say there was about as much ananr as there was sadness. >> reporter: he describes her not only as the proud mother of a 15-year-old girl, but as someone who took great pride in her job. >> if you know people who are challenged in different ways, who are living on the edge of society, they cling to something that gives them dignity and honor.

and -- i -- i don't know why it makes mememomoonal, but it's so sad. she clung to that. her whole life. it was built around being a maid at the sofitel. and that, then, makes her account, where she says, "i thought i'm going to lose my job," credible. >> reporter: strauss-kahn's attorney says she has an ulterior motive in coming forward, saying in a statement, "her lawyers know that her claim for money suffers a fatal blow when the criminal charges are dismissed, as they must be." she says she did not know who strauss-kahn was or that he was a top contender to be the next president of france until she saw it on the news the next day. at the time, she feared she would be killed but now, she is simply angry. linsey davis, abc news, new york. diallo reveals new details about what she said happened to

her in a new interview with abc's robin roberts coming up on "good morning america." hundreds of gay and lesbian couples in new york state are now married.e's the state's legalization of gay marriage went into effect on sunday. advocates are calling the new law a milestone towards full equality. however, not everyone is pleased. protesters are out in force. complaining that lawmakers did not give voters a say in the matter. nfl players and owners are poised to strike a deal that could end the four-month lockout in the next few days. the executive committee of the players union is set to vote on a ten-year labor agreement. if a deal goes through, training camps could begin by the end of the week. >> yes, football. to the sunday night baseball highlights here's will selva over at espn news. >> the mariners free falling without a net in sight.

14 straight losses and counting. trying to stop the bleeding at fenway park. kevin youkilis, that's over the green monster, number 14 for me. red sox take a 3-2 lead. bottom 5. crawford, and crawford singling to left. two runs are in. the red sox stretching that lead to 7-3. the run support that tim wakefield would need. the red sox go on to win, 12-8. padres and phillies. it's all about roy halladay on the mound, getting it done. eight strikeouts. that's a gaper. ryan howard scores. 3-1, phils.ters two batters lat. finds the gap himself.

they're in. 5-1, phils, and they go on to win by a final count of 5-3. halladay now 12-4. braves and reds. we get we get right to the good stuff. bottom ninth, scored tied at 3. drew stubbs promptly unties it. good n nht. have a safe trip home. stubbs, 2 of 4. number 13 there. 4-3, reds end up winning it. that will do it for this update. i'm will selva. for the first time ever, australia is saluting a tour de france champion. >> evans rode victoriously into paris yesterday. during the three-week race, he won 1 of 21 stages. he only took the overall lead for good on saturday. >> he's the oldest tour winner since world war ii. >> congrats. and it's the highlight of the annual hemingway days celebration in key west,

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next a bay area teen involved in a horrific bear attack in alaska. plus, a double shooting in east palo alto. plus exclusive new pictures of two new suspects in their first court appearance in connection with brutal beating of a giants' fan opening day. >> commute and we'll talk about warmer weather by little "summer wind." nothing like that song. finally this morning, playing dead. a chicago man is behind bars after he was found hiding in plain sight. >> he actually managed to change his identity and ditch his old life for a new one.

eluding authorities for more than 30 years ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: arthur jones was hiding in plain sight. a man with a gambling problem living in this las vegas home, working at this casino. the 72-year-old was declared dead decades ago. detectives thought he was murdered by the mob back in 1979. in reality, he sold his seat on the chicago board of trades to settle a massive gambling debt. walked out on his wife of 17 d.ars and his three children and >> a person disappeared, if they're willing to put the energy into creating an incredible ruse and creating a new identity that does not touch his old world. >> reporter: in this criminal complaint, jones told authorities that he had lots of identities. from illinois, he said he moved to florida and learned as richard lage. two years later, jones headed to

california where he settled in for nearly a decade as richard sanders. next stop, nevada, where for the last 20 years, he had been known as joseph richard sandelli. over the years he had been arrested a half dozen times. no one caught up. until he was tripped up doing something so routine. renewing his driver's license. he was using somebody else's social security number. he had gotten away it before. but checks put in place after 9/11 got him. >> it was much easier to pull off identity fraud back in 1980s and earlier. we didn't have all of the electronics that we have these days. >> reporter: arthur jones faces charges of identity theft and frauaud, after his luck finally ran out in vegas. ryan owens, abc news. >> all right. that is what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great day, everyone. thanks for watching.