keep us posted on what you may learn there on the ground there in downtown oslo, norway. it was his picture that's helping you to get a better view about the chaos that ensued following those what appear to be two explosions take place right downtown and rights near government buildings. still unclear what may have caused these explosions, but already reportedly many injuries and possibly at least one death. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> in the meantime, back in this country the big concern is the debl ceiling. president obama is at university of maryland right now. let's listen in. >> the worst financial crisis and the worst recession we've seen since the great depression. although some progress has been made, there's no doubt that this economy has not recovered as fast as it needs to. the truth is it's going to take more time because a lot of problems that we're facing right n now, slow job growth, stagnant wages, those were there even before the recession hit. for a decade the average wage to average income of the american worker had flat lined. those at the very t

first in downtown oslo and then at a youth camp. the death toll has now risen to 92. so many of the victims, children. that number is expected to climb. and this evening, we're getting the first full picture of the horror. as authorities piece together what happened. the killer's meticulous planning. and that plan as it unfolded. how he lured campers into trusting h h. abc's miguel marquez is in oslo. and he leads us off again tonight. miguel. >> reporter: david, as the weight of this tragedy begins to sink in, we're learning more about how ruthlessly this plan was carried out. 3:26 p.m. a massive car bomb shatters downtown oslo. the target, the prime minister's office. the streets turn into makeshift triage areas. but this horror is only beginning. 45 minutes later and 23 miles west of the city, the shooter arrives at the ferry dock for utoya island. this yellow tent right back here, that's where the ferry comes in, also where the shooter boarded the ferry to take to the island. one witness that we talked to said, he was so convincing as a cop, officials checked his

an explosion downtown oslo, norway near government buildings there.gh, was not there and is okay. reports now at least eight people injured and again an unconfirmed report of at least one person dead. more on our breaking news in the next hour of "the cnn newsroom." somewhere in america, there's a doctor who can peer into the future. there's a nurse who can access in an instant every patient's past. and because the whole hospital's working together, there's a family who can breathe easy, right now. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest healthcare questions. and the over 60,000 people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. man on tv: ...rbis and 36 homers. swings at the first pitch and fouls it deep back into the stands. [ding] [fans whirring] announcer: chill raw and prepared foods promptly. one in 6 americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. >>> topping the political ticker this hour, chicago local media finding out what d.c. newsies have known for a

seven people were killed by an explosion in downtown oslo, at least ten shot to death on an island summersuspect is? custody, police say he matches the description of a person also seen in oslo just before the explosion. the prime minister addressed the nation a short time ago. >> translator: this attack was bloody and cowardly. we do not know who attacked us. a lot remains uncertain, but we know many are injured and dead. the next few days will demand a lot from us. we're ready to meet this challenge. i have a message to those who attacked us, a message from the whole of norway, you won't destroy us. you won't destroy our democracy. we're a small, but proud, nation. no one can bomb us to silence. no one can scare us from being norway. this evening and tonight, we'll take care of each other. that's what we do best when we're attacked. >> let's get an eyewitness account now from ian dutton. he's in oslo, he's a u.s. airline pilot and isian dutton. he is staying in oslo now. let's just start with the moment you heard the explosion. you were sleeping? >> yeah. you know, we flew overnight fro

least eighty five of the norwegian youth camp that attack came shortly after a powerful blast in downtown oslo claimed at least seven lives. well our very own correspondent daniel bushell is there in the heart of blast stricken oslo is bringing us the very latest as it happens is a first hand experience is also on our twitter feed let's look at the screen right now and see if that is the latest tweet he says he witnessed demonstrations of extraordinary bravery going to victims of the oslo blast returning to ground zero to look for people still trapped inside that so despite the risk of another bomb that's about our top story this hour but of course are much more there besides. european leaders breathe a sigh of relief as greece has provided with a bailout of one hundred nine billion euros that's why the threat of athens credit rating plunging into the dreaded category that critics say the second cash handout isn't nearly enough to get the euro back on its feet president sarkozy has been saying in brussels you know greece is a special case it's received this special support from the europeans a

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shocking shooting spree at a norwegian youth camp the attack came shortly after a powerful blast in downtown oslo claimed at least seven lives police are holding a thirty two year old the region man in connection with the attacks it's thought he belongs to a far right movement from one of your screen a writes and now an act of desperation here's a man that pleads for his life but the gunman carries on with his brutal execution a very moving picture right there some witness accounts suggest that there may have been an accomplice but that has not been confirmed as the new bushell is now following developments for us. the number of casualties estimated has skyrocketed it would this is amy initially said it was around ten so. then the numbers have gone up dramatically. and dressed in police uniform apparently and the labor party youth rally and began shooting indiscriminately dozens have been killed and there have been horrific stories of people swimming for their lives hiding in the bushes some. people were wondering what was happening was it some bellew's exploding or somebody playing a joke and th

spree at a norwegian youth camp that attack came just a matter of hours after a powerful blast in downtown oslo claimed at least seven lives and extraordinary picture has emerged from a friday's horrific events of a look at this an act of desperation as a man in the water pleads for his life while the gunman carries on with his brutal executions meantime a thirty two year old norwegian man is being held in connection with both the bombing and the shooting and our reporting link to a far right republican by a second man who was seized now by special forces in the area where victims' relatives have accounted but it's not clear if he is an accomplice to the governor . how things are done a bushel is following developments for us. the number of casualties estimated has skyrocketed in witnesses to me initially said it was around ten since then the numbers have gone up dramatically and dressed in police uniform apparently and the labor party use the rally and began shooting indiscriminately dozens have been killed and there have been horrific stories of people swinging for their lives hiding in the b

its act came shortly after a powerful blast shook the government center in downtown oslo painting at least seven knives a thirty two year old norwegian man has been arrested in norway in connection with the tax law bushell is following developments. but the number of casualties estimated has skyrocketed or witnesses to me initially said it was around ten since then the numbers have gone up dramatically. and dressed in police uniform apparently and the labor party youth rally and began shooting indiscriminately dozens have been killed and there have been horrific stories of people swimming for their lives hiding in the bushes. people were wondering what was happening wasn't some bellew's exploding or somebody playing a joke and then everyone started to understand that people actually had been shot because i was dressed as a policeman and he came across like he was trying to help us he said come here had a rifle he was using to shoot at us it was total chaos i saw people being shot. just before the attack at the youth rally there was a blast here in the center of oslo which blew out wi

search for several people still missing that attack came by shortly after a powerful blast in downtown oslo which claims at least seven lives. an hour let's discuss the tragedy at that rock norway with chris yates a security analyst from manchester in the u.k. mr gates thanks very much for being other programs now where most people jump to the immediate conclusion that the also attacks were the work of an islamic group but the fact that a native in a region that was behind them has come as a surprise or shock for some now you've lived there what's gone wrong how did a peaceful society produce america turn against its own people. you know one of the key issues here i feel is that we're looking outward right across europe european nations to a threat from overseas not necessarily looking to ourselves from the royals sort of right wing groups run across europe not just in a way elsewhere across european nations. and the almost sort of phobic to choose the people within these groups expound. you know this is a key issue that has not been addressed. in recent times because of all of the the the

the first attack happened in downtown oslo when a bomb exploded killing 7 people. t time later a gunman opened fire at a teen youth camp on an island outside of oslo there killing 85. they say police are investigating whether another suspect was involved in the shooting spree. witnesses at the summer camp describe a scene of sheer te terror. >> there was many shot people, so i saved -- i tried to save those that i could, but there were people that i couldn't do anything for. >> nbc news has yet to confirm his identity, but norwegian state tv has identified this man in custody as 32-year-old anders bravik. a farm supply company says he bought six tons of potentially explosive fertilizer ten weeks ago. i earlier talked with evan coleman. >> he's a right swing christian fundamentalist. supposedly he went on twitter and the internet and he made various comments saying he was intent on making history and taking these principles he had and sacrificing himself for the cause. what cause it is, it's very difficult to understand. killing kids. >> it's very sick. >> it is twis

bill: back to the breaking news, in oslo, norway, worse by the moment, we understand, about damage, downtownovernment buildings. oslo, norway, now being evacuated, the first video from the scene is on the screen. as we get that from our sister network, sky news and also, people who were downtown, when the blast took place. what happened here? we do not know and we know, 17-story building had the windows blown out and this from a local newspaper, oslo, downtown oslo, is, quote, full of chaos and people are running around bewildered and blood on their faces and hands and you can smell the sulfur fumes and an explosion hitting close to the offices of the prime minister, and, the oil ministry nearby was said to be on fire, and, there is tangled wreckage of a car outside of a building, and perhaps that is a clue, as to how it happened and we're working with our reporters, over there in norway and when we get more on that, we'll give it to you and that is the latest stunning video of what happened in norway, just in the past hour. back to that, after this. patti ann: a "fox news alert," house spea

it all started when a bomb went off near a government building in downtown oslo. seven people were killed there. police say then the suspect traveled to that youth camp that was being operated by norway's ruling labor party. listen now to how one survivor described what was happening. >> he was yelling, he's going to kill you all, and we all shall die. so he pointed then, his gun at me, but he didn't pull the trigger. he left and returned maybe an hour later when a few other people had found me and gathered around me. and then people started running around, because they didn't know where to run. he suddenly showed up and he just shot almost everyone. >> at least 85 people died at that camp. again, this was a youth camp. the ones that attend this camp are usually between the ages of 13 and maybe up to 22. but certainly some young people were there. norway's prime minister met at a hotel today with families of the victims. the man arrested was at the hotel before that meeting. reportedly, he had a knife. so this was another man arrested at the hotel, before the prim

police accused a man of planting a bomb in downtown oslo and then opening fire on a youth camp 20 miles away. the suspect is a 32-year-old norwegian man believed to be a right wing extremist. they're still trying to determine whether anyone else was involved. norway's bloodiest attack since world war ii began when a bomb went off near a government building in downtown oslo killing seven people there. police say the suspect then travelled to a youth camp operated by norway's ruling labor party. here's how one survivor described the horror from there. >> he said, we're going to kill you all. he pointed his gun at me but he didn't pull the trigger. he left and returned maybe an hour later when a few other people found me and gathered around me and then people started running around because they didn't know where to run. he suddenly showed up and and shot almost everyone. >> at least 85 people died at the camp. norway's prime minister met at a hotel today with families of the victims. a man was arrested at the hotel before that meeting reportedly because he had a knife. >>> police are quest

. >> reporter: there was this gathering in downtown oslo today. there was supposed to be a official march but police had to cancel that because so many people showed up they couldn't handle the flow. >> reporter: 200,000. many carries roses. norway made clear they would like to move beyond this and not give anders behring breivik anymore of a platform. >>> a teenager who survived a grisly attack in alaska is home same. victor martin of richmond was one of 7 teens taking a course when they came face to face with a mother and her cub. the bear attacked. victor martin kicked the bear and got away and suffered only minor injuries and said two of his friends were malled. >> afraid for those kids. i am. they weren't doing too good. >> the teens used a beacon to install to law in--inal to law enforcement but it took 8 hours to get to them. >>> things will be changing, muggy, going to get muggy? >> there is even a slight chance of rain drops making it in to our seven-day forecast. we have clear skies in san francisco but not for long. we will see areas of

everyone in oslo warned to stay away from downtown. twtwhours later, on an island 25 miles away, a nightmare of a different kind. a man dressed as a police officer opened fire at a camp p for children of the ruling labour party. witnesses say that a man who appeared to be doing a security check related to the earlier bombing in oslo entered the camp and identified himself as a police officer before opening firere jorgen benone was at the camp. "the gunman was dressed as a policeman," he says. "he tried to show us that he was here to help. tried to lure us, said come here. people started jumping through the windows and ran everywhere in all directions. most ran to the water and tried to hide." images on television showed people swimming from the island. most of the kids at the camp were 15 or 16 years old. the prime minister was scheduled to visit tomorrow. tonight, the norwegian police are saying the shootings at the camp are connected to the earlier bombing in a coordinated attack. and one suspect has been arrested for both attacks. >

>> caller: i am on the 28th floor of a tower hotel here in downtown oslo, about a quarter of a mile from the blast site. i work for a u.s. airline and had flown overnight to oslo and arrived a few hours before the blast so was catching up on sleep after the overnight flight. >> did you feel it? >> caller: absolutely. at first i was not sure if i my bed been hit by lightning or there was an earthquake, which is unusual in oslo, and so i looked out the window and saw debris arising from the scene. there was no panic, but just disbelief. norway being such a safe place in general, people did not think something like this could be happening. >> did you feel one or two explosions? >> caller: i pretty definitely felt one. there was a rumble like thunder, like a single bolt of lightning. i did not -- i have seen the reporting about a second, but did not sense anything like that. >> can you describe some of the damage for me there? >> caller: i am on a high floor looking down on the damaged site, and there's a taller building, i believe it's a 16 or 18-story building. i don't believe it has any w

room there has been a an explosion on an oslo norway it has evacuated government buildings in downtown oslo the newspaper offices in the area were damaged and there is smoke drifting in a street in this reporter saw i young man bleeding from the leg it is not clear how many injured as i said this is just coming into the kron 4 newsroom >> the exotic snake we will expect and more on a bus coming up. g school year. see, i'm not just teaching woodwinds and strings. i'm teaching attitude! if your kids want to sound cool, they have to look cool! so, here's what they'll need: denim, graphic tees, leggings and tunics, more denim, backpacks, headphones, hair gel, denim, converse one star shoes, denim, shaun white hoodies and denim. school takes a lot. target has it all. of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. brace yourself for the big, bold taste tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. will look at the temperatures. we are in for a cool down today. fun it is going to go easy down to 85 by saturday and sunday. it looks like a

it has rampage began earlier in downtown oslo. >> this is one of dozens of buildings damaged by the powerful car bomb that will set off a block and half away at the corner of that government office building. >> still coping with the aftermath of the actions leaving flowers on the street. >> why do you feel the need to be here? >> cause it's my country and i don't want to show that i'm scared to be here. i feel very sad about what's happening here. >> hundreds gathered for a memorial saturday night at the bomb site to mourn those lost. the prime minister said his country stands united. also, nor will -- cbs news. >> his lawyer said he wanted to bring about a evolution. the conservative party conference that he was a member of their youth party from 1999 to 2004. >> and here in california, three new suspects in the beating of giants fans will be in court tomorrow. this is 29-year-old luis sanchez and 30-year-old marvin nor would, both accused of beating up brian stow outside dodger stadium on opening day in march. officers also arrested during sanchez accused of driving them away from the scen

. >> is the motive is still unclear but one thing is certain, the massive blast that rocked downtown oslo was caused by a bomb. this was probably planted in a car. at least two people were killed, 15 others wounded. several government buildings were damaged included the office of the prime minister who was not in the building at the time of the blast. he said that the situation is very serious. police have perished people in the downtown area to stay at home or in their hotels. -- police have urged people in the downtown area to stay home. >> i am joined by my colleague. you know norway very well. you have worked there as a journalist. tell us the area where the explosion occurred. >> this is only a couple of minutes from the main shopping streets. this is a normally very crowded area. many people have been lucky that they have not been in that place and they did not do their shopping right there. a lot of people on a friday, they are out there in norway. >> how well prepared is norway? >> of course, i can speculate. this is a secret. the norwegians are not that prepared. the reason is th

hour to get to the island and by then the gunmen had killed 85 people and he began earlier in downtown oslo. this is one of the dozen of buildings damaged by the car bomb set off. >> norwegians are coping with the aftermath leaving flowers. >> why do you want to be here. >> i want to show that i am scared to be here and feel very sad. >> hundreds gathered for a memorial saturday night. >> the prime minister says its country stands united. >>> a motive is unclear but there is a series of angry messages criticizing norway's liberal party and the conservative party say that he was a member of the youth party. he makes his court appearance on monday. >>> a meeting between democrats and republican leaders ended with no word of a deal. dale nodding ham has more. >>> congressional leaders were call to the white house that the deal collapsed with housespeaker john boehner. the talks ended in less than an hour with no new deal and lawmakers continued the meeting on capitol hill later scrambling to find the way to prevent the first government default in history. president obama used his weekly radio

news agencies are now reporting that a huge explosion rocked the downtown oslo area caused by a bomb,he blast shattering windows at the government headquarters in oslo, which includes the prime minister's office. a government spokesperson says that the prime minister is safe, but there are reports of at least one fatality and several injuries as well. we did also hear that the prime minister was not in the building at the time and is now working in an undisclosed location. >>> back here at home, it's not just about discomfort, it's about survival. that's the widespread sentiment today as the sweltering heat dome that has claimed nearly two dozen lives, including a west point cadet, is posing some serious health concerns for millions across 29 different states. in several cities across the northeast, meteorologists are warning of poor air quality. nearly 60 areas have been wander. in baltimore and washington, d.c., a code red now issued, which means danger for all people, young and old. the record demand for relief is putting a major strain on power companies across the eastern seaboar

the police are saying it looks like it was the same man who set off the bomb in downtown oslo. it appears he then got in a car, drove an hour or so to the island, which is about 30 miles away from norway's capital, and then carried out the shooting attack. that's what the police suspect, and that's what they've been saying so far, alex. >> martin, i'm curious about what we are hearing with regard to a second suspect. i just was speaking with evan coleman, a terrorist analyst, who said he believes if there's a second suspect, it's somebody who is more involved with the car bombing because this was very effective and putting a car bomb like that together doesn't happen easily. >> reporter: i think if you speculate about it, and that would be the obvious speculation. it was a very sophisticated and certainly very powerful bomb, and also by the way, there's sek lags there was a second person involved in the shooting. to shoot 84 people dead with a weapon, with a rifle, it's not like hand grenades or something, apparently it was an automatic weapon. all the kids are running in diffe

breivik has confessed to friday's bombing in downtown oslo and for the shooting spree on the island. >>> free fares for some muni riders who can't afford to pay for themselves. and it all starts today. church leaders came up with the idea, after a fatal shooting involving a muni passenger, and san francisco pd. the officers were on patrol that day, checking for fare jumpers on muni. today some of the church members will be on the muni platform, paying fares, for those who can't afford to. >> is this sending a wrong message that you can just get a free ride on muni. >> i don't think so. what would happen, it would reduce the tension. you know, right now, if you write a ticket for youth out there on that train, and you give them a ticket and you're a police officer, that is going to have hell break out. >> police say kenneth harding was killed by a shot he fired himself possibly by accident. >>> 6:07. have you sensed kind aloha coming from lawrence today? >> can you feel that? >> i feel that. >> yes. a little rest and relaxation and it was great, folks. on the island. but here, back on

that was after a bomb floweded in downtown oslo, killing seven people in that incident. authorities have one man in custody, and they say he is suspected of carrying out both attacks. norway's news agency also says police are investigating if a second suspect may have taken part in the shooting spree. we'll have a live report from martin fletcher in oslo in just a few minutes from now. >>> it is not just about discomfort. one health official says it's all about survival. the sweltering heat wave bringing much of the country to a boil has claimed at least two dozen lives. that would include a west point cadet. at least 60 cities across the northeast alone have been issued poor air quality warnings. the national weather service is warning that temperatures will keep the mercury skyrocketing well into the 90s, even triple digits in several states, including parts of indiana, new jersey, and new york. let's go live now to atlanta and nbc's tom trong who has this report. tom, good morning. >> reporter: the horrible heat. >> very hot. we've been up aught all night. >> reporter

came just a matter of hours after a powerful blast in downtown oslo which claimed at least seven lines a thirty two year old norwegian man is being held in connection with both and it's reported that he belongs to a. right movement also an extraordinary picture has emerged from friday's horrific events an act of desperation here as a man in the water pleads for his life but the government carries on with his brutal execution he's done a bushel is following developments the number of casualties estimated has skyrocketed to witnesses in me in intially said it was around ten since then the numbers have gone up dramatically. and dressed in police uniform apparently entered the labor party youth rally and began shooting indiscriminately dozens have been killed and there have been horrific stories of people swimming for their lives hiding in the bush's. people were wondering what was happening was it some blues exploding or is somebody playing a joke and then everyone started to understand that people actually had been shot because i was dressed as a policeman and he came across like he was

breivik had confessed to a bombing that killed seven people in downtown oslo and a shooting spree that killed 86 young people at a camp on utoya island. memorials to the victims keep growing. >> i was just sitting a few blocks away and i heard the explosion, and i came out and they were just like a war zone. and of course, that makes an impact. >> investigators are still looking into whether breivik acted alone or had accomplices. he confessed to the attacks but denies criminal responsibility. in his online manifesto breivik expressed belief that europe must be saved from the muslim colonization. >>> congressional leaders at home are working on ways to raise the nation's debt limit with a deadline of august 2. house speaker john boehner is reportedly working on a plan which includes a short-term extension with spending cuts. senate ma jord leader harry reed is working on his own propose thal would raise the ceiling by more than $2 trillion through 2012. both the house and the senate have a goal to take up legislation by the end of the week. running out of time. >>> 5:03 your time. he i

. >> reporter: the explosions ripped through downtown oslo at 3:30 local time., windows blown out, rubble in the streets, huge plumes of smoke. evoking memories of terror attacks elsewhere, but up until now, never here. >> suddenly we saw glass coming behind us. we were told to go to the back exproom when we came out on to the street and saw that everything was damaged. they said it was bomb. >> as residents process the carnage. they scrambled for safety. emergency crews moved in to treat the wounded. police blocked off roads, locals were told to stay inside. >> it's very frightening and now everyone is wondering if it was an act of terror or a suicide bomber. but no one can give us an answer at the moment. >> all afternoon, more potential attacks hung over this city. norway's prime minister went on tv pledging his commitment to fight back. but a short time later, reports of another incident. a shooting about 60 miles north of oslo on a small island where hundreds of teenagers, members of norway's labor party were meeting. locals were seen trying to swim away. >

. >> reporter: the explosions ripped through downtown oslo at 3:30 local time.he first images, windows blown out, rubble in the streets, huge plumes of smoke. evoking memories of terror attacks elsewhere. up until now never here. >> suddenly we saw glass coming behind us. we were told to go to the back room and when we came out on to the street and saw everything was damaged, they said it was bombs. >> residents process the carnage, they scrambled for safety. emergency crews moved in to treat the wounded. police blocked off roads, locals were told to stay inside. >> it's very frightening and now everyone is wondering if it was an act of terror or a suicide bomber. no one can give us an answer at the moment. >> all afternoon, more potential attacks hung over this city. norway's prime minister went on tv, pledging his commitment to fight back. but reports of another incident. a shooting about 60 miles north of oslo. a campground where hundreds of teenagers, members of norway's labor party were meeting. locals were seen trying to swim away. >> i would hide and it w

island of the capital also that came shortly after a powerful blast from a government center in downtown oslo climbing at least seven writes i thirty two year old norwegian marriott has been arrested in norway in connection with and he with attacks that don't push over is following the developments. the number of casualties estimated has skyrocketed in witnesses to me initially said it was around ten since then the numbers have gone up dramatically and dressed in police uniform apparently and the labor party youth rally and began shooting indiscriminately dozens have been killed and there have been horrific stories of people swimming for their lives hiding in the bush is just before the attack at the youth rally there was a blast here in the center of all slope which blew out windows in the central city center being linked with the same man who still to be a right wing extremist with anti muslim views on the seventeenth of july he still took posted a twitter feed where he has said that one person with a belief is equal to the force of a hundred thousand who have only interests so he thought o

shocking shooting spree at a norwegian youth camp that attack came shortly after a powerful blast in downtown oslo which claimed at least seven lives a thirty two year old norwegian man is currently being held in connection with both events rather as reported he belongs to a far right movement a second man was detained by special forces around an area where the victims' relatives had gathered but it's not clear if he is a suspected second to. well our own correspondent daniel bushell he's right there in the heart of a blast stricken also are bringing us the very latest as it happens is a first hand experience also available for you on our twitter feed let's have a look at is our twitter page right now one of his latest tweets he says he witnessed demonstrations of extraordinary bravery wounded victims of the oslo blast returning to ground zero to look for people still trapped inside despite the risk of another bomb. well that will be keeping you up to speed with the latest developments in norway throughout the day and night we'll have more expert comment and analysis of the situation right here on

before 9 shootings, the -- before the shootings the car bombs in downtown oslo, 25 miles to the southwest. brie breivik says he calls his actions necessary. this is the neighborhood where breivik grew up. one of his family apartment complexes is behind us. it's a nicer area in west oslo. breivik's father was a diplomate. >> he was in the regular class good looking norwegian. no one suspected that guy. people are always in shock when they find out there's a terrorist living just beside them. >> today an appointed sunday service in oslo's cathedral, the king and queen of norway went. on the streets nobody, a memorial full of flowers grows. norwegians on this sunday coming to grips and saying good-bye. >> breivik will make his first course appearance here in oslo tomorrow. it appears he's already planned out his opening statement to the court claiming that what he did speaks on behalf of millions of europeans. nora. >> jeff, i know it's early in the legal process, but what kind of punishment is breivik facing. >> norway has no capital punishment. the maximum penalty the court can impose is o

the prime minister is unhurt, although bomb went off very close to his office right in downtown oslo on market street. you can see from the amount of glass scattered around those streets how much damage it would and could have done. now, it looks like a car bomb although police have not yet confirmed that, in fact, they have not yet confirmed if it was one or more bombs. reasons why this could be happening in oslo. charges were filed last week against an iraqi cleric in norway. he said he would kill norwegians if they tried to deport him. also they had a cartoon incident that the muslims took offense at in norway. two other reasons possible, norway involved in both afghanistan and in libya. now, martha, you know, how quickly we forget the train bombings in madrid, the bus and the metro bombings in london. but if you're living in europe, you just get the feeling today like here we go again. martha? martha: here we go again. greg, thank you very much. we'll get more on that from greg burke, also ambassador john bolton is enroute to our washington bureau. we expect to have him with us l

norway's prime minister said a deadly bombing in downtown oslo followed by a shooting rampage at a summer camp that lasted an hour-and-a-half. although a suspect is in custody a full explanation remains elusive. the shock and the grief here in norway, later on sunday morning. >> osgood: as the past few days have certainly reminded us, hot and cold are the two extremes that define our seasonal climate. extremes that our steve hartman will be exploring this morning. >> if you're fired up about this summer's heat, you might want to cool it for a second. >> it's so hot. i wish it was winter. >> reporter: how easily we forget just how much worse it could be. >> you're not missing anything right now. it's miserable out. >> reporter: right now your lawn may be turning brown, but is the grass any greener on the other side of the solstice? wouldn't it be great to walk on over and warm up. cool off. i'll take you there. later on sunday morning. >> osgood: members of a popular band are still believin' in a song long ago. jim axelrod will show us. ♪ don't stop believin' >> reporter: they gave the wor

the explosion that rocked downtown oslo 60 miles south went off 90 minutes before the island attack.ernment buildings were the main target, though storefront windows hundreds of yards away were blown out as well. seven died, a death toll that would have been higher had many workers not already taken off for the weekend. according to records from a fertilizer supply company. last week, he opened a twitter account, ominously posting just one quote, "one person with a belief is equal to the force of 100,000 who have only interests. tonight, norway remains stunned. >> the combination of the bomb explosion here with the shooting at the youth camp, the labor party, that makes this really, really a serious attack. >> reporter: the prime minister and royal family visited grieving relatives. flags flew at half-staff. the army patrolled the streets in a city that just endured its worst peace time attack in history. breivik is in custody here in oslo tonight, and police say he has been talking, at least a bit. his lawyer said tonight that breivik believed his actions were "atrocious" but also n

people still missing and that attack at the youth camp came shortly after a powerful blast in downtown oslo which claimed at least seven lives just in dargon iran a research fellow with the dubai initiative says recent years have created the perfect environment for far right extremism to flourish. while this transnational zama terrorism has been on the radar for some time the very real threat of the homegrown right wing extremist has been overlooked within most western countries we have seen two things happening at the same time we've seen this type of ratcheting up of rhetoric anti immigration rhetoric this is happening to us and also western europe and there's also been this demise we can say multiculturalism so there have been individuals that have more or less become quite quite self radicalized due to vironment and also due to the idea that there's just been an influx of immigration then compound these factors is also the global economic crisis so you have the euro zone crisis and you also have how the global economic crisis impacted united states so there has been a general type of en

his rampage started earlier in downtown oslo. >> this is one of the buildings that was damaged by thee. >> norwegians are coping with the aftermath of his actions. leaving flowers on the street the gunman destroyed. >> why do you feel the need to be here? >> because it's my country and i don't want to show that i'm scared to be here and i feel very sad about what is happening here. >> hundreds gathered for memorials saturday night at the bomb site to mourn those lost. the prime minister says his country stands united. in oslo, norway, randall, cbs news. >>> a motive is unclear, but breivik did post a series of angry messages online criticizing norway's ruling liberal labor party. a conservative party confirms he was a member of their youth party from 1999 to 2004. he makes his first court appearance on monday. > the body of five time grammy award winner, amy winehouse who was found dead today in her london apartment. an autopsy will determine the exact cause of death, but winehouse struggled with substance abuse. the beehived tattooed singer, song writer's 2007 album, back to black, b

you see these people running from these buildings from downtown oslo in shock and the building destroyed i was there after what happened in oklahoma city in 1995. t timothy mcveigh. i would urge everyone to be cautious right now. we don't know who's responsible for this. one individual, more than one individual. we don't know if there's a political background. we don't know who did this. let the low law enforcement authorities in norway get the job done because i remember after the oklahoma city bombing, and you probably remember as well, brooke, we all jumped to certain conclusions. it was more home grown terror in oklahoma city than it was foreign terror, al qaeda related. then again after 9/11, we know who's responsible for 9/11. so let's see what the authorities come up with and then we'll be able to draw the conclusions. oslo is a great city. have you ever been there? >> i haven't. the closest i've been to that sort of neck of the woods is denmark. but i've not been to oslo. >> well, it's like copenhagen to a certain degree. very picturesque, a lot of history. the people are wonderf