what does he take from ted kaczynski that we ought to think about? bviously, he lifted some of the passages from the unabomber manifesto. not surprising, we are 15 years from the time kaczynski was arrested. we have individuals who are impacted by what he wrote. that is what kaczynski hoped would happen over the years. i'm a little concerned we are starting to see people doing that. >> shepard: his word that he acted with -- that there are two other cells out there and other people involved. i guess that is something you have to take with a grain of salt with everything else he says? >> it is very interesting. i'm sure law enforcement in norway are doing what they have to do, to follow the trail. to follow the evidence. to follow the facts. that will answer those questions. what is really interesting is that if you look back at these lone bombers and you take kaczynski for examming, he said he was part of a terrorist group, it was just him. robert rudolph the olympic bomber say he was part of the army of god. we know there was no army of god. there wa

dead, the manifesto reveals the man's grand plan and what it has to do with former cal professor ted kaczynski. >>> debt talks continue. the deadline is aweek away. we'll tell you if either side got any closer to a deal today. the news at 5 start right now. >>> good evening. i diane dwyer. this is the first day gay couples are officially marry in new york. they're doing it by the hundreds. here in california, the issue has been tied up in the courts since 2008. michelle franzen has a look and the pride and politics in new york today. >> take you, connie -- >> take you connie, to be my spouse. >> spo be my spouse. >> reporter: hundreds of couples made history today at city clerk offices in new york city. saying "i do" on the first day same-sex marriage became legal in new york state. >> by the laws of the state of new york, i now pronounce you married. >> reporter: all around the city and state, koums lined up and waited hours to get approved for a marriage license. >> for better or worse. >> for better or worse. >> reporter: before making it official. >> oh, it feels great to finally new york

he copied from the manifesto of the unabomber ted kaczynski who terrorized his victims for years.he can be influenced in oslo by extremist american thinking, is it a long time before we see similar terrorist attacks here in america? we are joined by evan of global partners. and evan, this man was clearly influenced by the american writings at least according to what he says, but how strong is this anti-multiculturalism i in this country? >> well, the multiculturalism, and the anti-multiculturalism that we see here is different from europe, but at the same time turn back to last summer and the debate taking place since then. we have seen protests here in new york outside of the park 51 complex saying that islam is coming to takeover america and this cannot be built, and you have seen them attacked in murphreesboro -- >> and peter king's hearings on the influence of islam. >> and political rallies in arizona carrying assault rifles and it is not that much of a jump from that to this. this is the problem is that in a society where we tolerate people showing up to political rallies ar

some passages appear similar to writings of unabomber ted kaczynski but much is a rant against islam.few decades. manifesto reads, our major cities are wheatly demographically overwhelmed by muslims. breivik saw himself as a crusader against islam, a modern dak day knight's templar. on a video on youtube, breivik can be seen posing with weapons and in military uniform. many sent their children to the camp breivik targeted and authorities say hechted to send a message. the judge paraphrased his comments in court today. >> translator: as long as the labor party mass imports muslims then they must assume responsibility for this treason and any person with a conscience can't allow his country to be colonized by muslimed. >> we knew he drew inspiration from some. manifesto mentioned pamela geller. describing her as a decent human being and citing her blog 12 times. another american author, robert spencer was mentioned 46 times. his website, jihad watching with was cited an additional 130 times. lorz ghoul is a terror expert. >> these websites provide a greenhouse for extremist ideas becaus

his political goals, but an expert noticed a similarity to the writings of convicted unabomber ted kaczynski. >> he doesn't make any references to the unabomber. it's not really his own writing. >> reporter: thousands turned out for memorial services sunday. norway's royal family and government leaders wept for the victims. police continued the search for bodies of young people gunned down at a labor party retreat off the coast of the island. >> it's a well-known thing in norway that every year, this group goes to the island. >> reporter: analysts believe they were targeted to cripple norway's future liberal leaders. breivik is being held here at oslo's detention center. his maximum sentence would be 20 years, that's one of the hallmarks of norway's liberal society. a way of life breivik said in his manifesto he wants to change. >> the results will be the opposite. because we will be more open, we will be more inclusive. he cannot destroy us, never. >> reporter: but he's already destroyed the nation's sense of security. randall pinkston, cbs news, oslo, norway. >>> all eyes on foreign market

. >> i agree with that, and bravic also quoted ted kaczynski, the uni-bomber, and you see the headlinesills-- >> and here is another one. a couple of folks mentioned the new york times and the bias on this. on friday's new york times they have another alleged terror case, this fellow, nasser jason abdo in texas and a whole art will in the new york times, don't mention al-qaeda, don't mention muslim not once, and even talk about his relationship with god, passive-- conscious objectors and passivist, don't mention allah, just mention god generally and no mention of muslim. >> and that story was out before i knew this guy was a muslim and that perhaps he was acting in the name of jihad. i couldn't find it anywhere in the coverage. >> jon: time for another break. if you see something that shows evidence to you of media bias, e-mail us at news watch@foxnews.com. up next, the the latest in the phone hacking scandal coverage. >> for quick action to defend her husband earns wendy some positive press. and nbc takes a shot at abc over the practice of checkbook journalism. details next on news wat

the national museum of crime and punishment unveiled the new exhibit featuring ted kaczynski's belongingsssport photos, a wooden saw and the scale he used in his deadly attacks. the online bomber killed three people and jooired the 2 others with his mail bombs. kaczynski had plans to blow up a plane but his own brother turned him in before he carried out the attack. he's currently serving life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> when we return the nfl >>ckout is over, we thinnews. developing news. >> hopefully. >> regarding the raiders and 9ers. stay with us.ne go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on

but an expert on right-wing groups noticed a similarity to writings of unabomber ted kaczynski. cut and paste? >> yes. it doesn't make any reference to the unabomber so it looks like it's his own work, but it's not his own writings. >> reporter: thousands turned up for memorial services on sunday. government leaders and families wept for the victims. police continued to search for bodies of young people gunned down at a labor party retreat off the coast of utoya island. >> it's a well known thing, that every year this group goes to utoya. >> reporter: analysts believe they were targeted to cripple norway's future liberal leaders. breivik is being held here at oslo police headquarters detention center. under norway's law, if convicted, his maximum sentence would be 21 years. that's one of the hallmarks of norway's liberal society, a way of life breivik said in his manifesto, he wants to change. >> the results will be the opposite. because we will be more open. we will be more inclusive. he cannot destroy us. never. >> reporter: but he's already destroyed the nation's sense of sec

the suspect's manifesto were apparently taken almost word for word from the writings of youtuber ted kaczynski. the suspect, anders bering breivik has not admitted guilt but through his lawyer says he is the gunman and wants a chance to explain his actions. the judge tomorrow is expected to decide the custody decisions while awaiting formal charges. breivik apparently outlined the reason for his actions in a 15-hundred page manifesto. the document was posted on the internet just hours before the bombing. he said he wanted to stop muslim immigration into europe, and he hoped this attack would focus the attention on his political issues. the suspect's lawyer by the way said his client feels like he has done nothing reprehensible. >> he believes that the only way he can make the revolution is through violence. >> the search continued today for bodies, but there is little hope that any of the miss willing be found alive at this point. >>> and just nine days to go until america's checks could start bouncing. lawmakers are battling over a plan or plans to raise the nation's debt ceiling before the a

unabomber ted kaczynski lived anonymously for years in a montana cabin as he mailed out bombs and his leftist manifest owe. domestic radical groups also span the political spectrum. environmental terrorist torched an upscale seattle neighborhood. in 2010 nine members of michigan hutaree militia were charged with conspiring to kill cops, so-called right wing militants outnumber those on the left. ten years after 9/11, the greatest home grown threat still comes from islamist radicals trained or inspired by al qaeda linked terrorists. nidal hasan inspired by anwar al awlaki killed 13 soldiers at fort hood. najibullah zazi, schooled by al qaeda bomb makers, plotted to blow up new york's subways and faisel shahzad, aided by the pakistani taliban drove an s.u.v. bomb into the heart of times square. in all, more than four dozen u.s. citizens have been charged in various jihadist plots in the past decade. some critics say in light of what happened in norway the u.s. should now focus on right wing radicals but homeland security officials tell us they're meeting the threat exactly where it is.

and sections of the norway shooter's manifesto were lifted directly from unabomber ted kaczynski's writingsl be arraigned tomorrow. at northeast 93 people were killed in norway's twin attacks. now back to "why planes crash." >>> a dc-9 takes off from miami international airport and begins its ascent. as it reaches 10,000 feet, fire breaks now the the cargo hold. moments later, the pilots lose control of the plane and plunge into the everglades. >> they discovered that it had already burnt up pretty much in the sky. >> may 11th, 1996, valujet flight 592 has just taken off from miami bound for atlanta, georgia. six minutes after takeoff, the pilots hear a loud noise from inside the body of the plane. seconds later, the electrical systems fail. the first officer radios air traffic control. >> need immediate return to miami. >> jesse fisher is on duty. >> his voice was very calm. very in control. he didn't sound urgent. >> while the pilots are assessing the electrical failure, smoke has started to come up through the floors of the cabin. >> what kind of problem are you having? >> smoke in the c

the word modern society to western europe to modern society, you have an exact paragraph from ted kaczynski's writing. he published it just about an hour before he acted out violent proposal, shep. >> shepard: jonathan, norway came to a stand till today to remember the victims of that mass cemplet the prime minister calling for a minute of silence across his nation. but crowds in oslo extending the tribute to a full five minutes. others gathering outside the courthouse trying to get a look at the accused killer or as one man put it, the guy who raped my country. team fox coverage continues, greg burke streaming live oslo, norway tonight. what happened in court today, greg? >> shep, well, anders breivik has gotten his 15 minutes of fame. authorities here wanted to keep it that way. this is society that prides itself on being open. that was not the case for him today. it was a closed hearing. no cameras, no journalists, photographers did manage to get a shot of him going in but the judge and the judge later did talk about the hearing saying breivik admits to the massacre but claims he had to do

apparently strongly influenced by right wing bloggers here in america, even plaguerizing the unabomber ted kaczynskimcveigh. influenced by radical american thinks. there's been discussion, you know, about whether these cells exist or are active in this country. what's your assessment of that? >> when you say the cells, are you referring to far right wing cell or referring to -- >> absolutely. no. just extreme right ideologues who exist in this country and pump out this kind of stuff on the web. >> yes. i'm making a presentation for federal law enforcement soon on this exact topic. what we probe have more commonly, long moles or small cell. joined together by an ideology of fear. different with regard to europe with they're putting in a graphic time bomb add well as economic fear. here the xenophobia is divided between anti-latino and anti-muslim. there it's all wrapped into one. >> you say you've been invited by federal authorities to give information about these kinds of groups. is this because there is now an emerging an ziosi anxiety in th country? >> i don't know about emerging anxiety. dhs told

some passages appear similar to writings of unabomber ted kaczynski but much is a rant against islam.f the essence, the manifesto reads. we have only a few decades. manifesto reads, our major cities are completely and demographically overwhelmed by muslims. breivik saw himself as a crusader against islam, a modern day knights templar. on a video on youtube, breivik can be seen posing with weapons and in military uniform. many sent their children to the camp breivik targeted and authorities say he wanted to send a message. the judge paraphrased his comments in court today. >> translator: as long as the labor party keeps drawing the ideological line and mass importing muslims then they must assume responsibility for this treason. and any person with a conscience can't allow his country to be colonized by muslims. >> we knew he drew inspiration from some. manifesto mentioned pamela geller. helped to lead the charge against the mosque near ground zero describing her as a decent human being and citing her blog 12 times. another american author, robert spencer was mentioned 46 times. his we

. >> phil, fran points out oklahoma city, there's also ted kaczynski.se incidents, has the u.s. stepped up our watch on domestic terrorism? are we safer from it? >> i'm not sure we're safer from it, but in terms of looking at people like this, my experience at the bureau is these people take a lot of resources. they don't get the media print because they're not islamic extremists like the ones that committed the attacks on 9/11. but if you look across this country, geographically the spread of these people and extent of them is very high and there's a lot of resources expended on them. >> fran, people like breivik, are they more a threat to security than people affiliated with al qaeda? >> it's hard to make a comparison of more or less. they're certainly more difficult to identify. there are a number of steps, though, that law enforcement in the wake of oklahoma city put in place like tracking the sale of large amounts of fertilizer, large amounts of precursor chemicals. so there are more trip wires in the united states now. it's an imperfect system, as

his manifesto lifted in part from writings of the unabomber ted kaczynski said he began planning hisack in 2002. his actions spurred by a deep hatred of immigrants and muz lick extremism. a video he made called for a european revolution, the revival of a white christian land. his plan to accomplish that, his lawyer of innocents. kids gathered at a remote campground retreat on the tiny island 25 miles northwest of oslo. breivik dressed in a police uniform used expanding bullets, ammunition that explodes on impact increasing his carnage. authorities have been on the defensive here acknowledging it took them 90 minutes before s.w.a.t. teams arrived. >> at first, i was afraid. and when i heard about the shooting at the island, i was still so sad. >> for them, last friday afternoon, the bombing in downtown oslo, a car bomb shredded the side of government buildings, blowing out window, sending workers scrambling for safety. breivik's lawyer said his client has acknowledged his actions were atrocious, but breivik also claims necessary. now norway, a placid country where violent crime is ext

he copied entire passages from american unabomber ted kaczyns kaczynski. kaczynski is serving life in prison for a series of mail bombings. later in this hour we'll talk about the motive for this attack and how to stop terrorists if you can in the future. alisyn: two separate shooting incidents shocking the seattle area. one at a low-rider car show. bullets began flying after a fight broke out there. 10 hours later gunshots rang out as a casino nightclub. police say a man shot and wound his test stranged wife. her male companion and five others on a dance floor. bill: brand-new details. oregon congressman david wu accused of engage in unwanted sexual behavior toward the teenaged daughter of a friend. he says he will not resign, but has not -- has decided not to run for election. bill: wu and pelosi had a phone conversation over the weekend but neither revealed details of the milwaukee that conversation. alisyn: nearly 500 couples tied the knot in new york city marking the first day the same-sex marriage law went into effect. new york is the biggest state i