for many years from for many years from sixty seven to one thousand nine hundred three before the oslo accords there was the fact of one state in fact there were no borders there were no checkpoints and hundreds of thousands of palestinians worked in israel spoke hebrew and it was all israel hoped with the signing of the oslo accords to have a peaceful palestinian side who would then work out a final agreement with us so that we could have two states living side by side in peace and i just want to tell you what has been happening and what's been going on on the palestinian side let me just quote you from some things that have been said by official palestinians recently so for example at an event which was the forty seventh anniversary of the founding earlier this year the most he was introduced with the following words are war with the descendants of the apes and pigs is a war religion and faith after he said this that the war with israel is a religious war then the most he came up and said that it's law meant destiny essentially to kill all the jews to bring about resurrection we had

mixed feelings and sorrow of a loss of the excellent young people we lost at the island and central oslo we will try to find the right balance between remembering and looking ahead >>> the gunman was a right-wing fanatic and authorities say in his purpose was to destroy oslo's multipurpose purpose in multi-cultural society >>> air force one lift buckley air force base one a memorial service is over the president will spend the night in san francisco before going to reno in the morning and return to campaign events in oakland tomorrow afternoon. mitt romney will spend the night in san francisco the nominee and arrived in the bay area this afternoon with three fund- raisers on schedule. linda yee is in downtown san francisco. >>> the governor just left the fairmont hotel a few minutes ago, he was here for about an hour-and-a-half he met with several hundred supporters they paid anywhere from $2,500 to $25,000 to meet and greet the governor. he came and went through a back why a lot of supporters were outside along with protesters. >>> police anticipated a lot more demonstrators they barric

mixed feelings sorrow of the loss of the excellent young people we lost on the island and central oslo we will try today to find the right balance between remembering and again at >>> the gunman a far right-wing fanatics investigators say his intention was to destroy nor weep norway's inclusive multi- cultural society >>> the scandal that overshadowed and states legacy the shadow was removed the statue was removed outside the football stadium armen keteyian says the future will be impacted >>> the penn state community awoke to a double dose of bad news the statue of joe paterno is revered football coach removed and the football team to be hit with unprecedented sanctions by the ncaa. a top official told cbs news the scope of the penalties center on their land and impact but not include the so-called " death penalty " the suspension of the program for a year or more it does include probation a loss of scholarships a ban on postseason bowl games and a hefty fine in the long run will cut far deeper into the programs. >>> what the ncaa is going after is the culture of the program and so mu

then a bomb was set off in oslo. the prime minister of oslo -- of norway laid a wreath.t month. the verdict will be announced in a few weeks. tomorrow will be a big day in the history of penn state university. it is a school that has seen so much history from success on the gridiron to academic achievements. tomorrow will be one many students would like to forget. the fame football program will learn its fate with the announcement of disciplinary action in connection with the dairy sandusky -- with the sandusky tout abuse scandal. they will be fined more than $40 million, but is that all? investigations continue this weekend. for more than 10 years this 7 foot tall statue of the former coach has stood on campus. this weekend, it was brought down by the scandal. the bronze figures still affected -- attracted a crowd of onlookers, many happy to see it go. >> i think it is better for everyone involved with the statue was not there as a constant reminder. >> an independent report found paternal should have done more when he heard his defensive coordinator was abusing young b

it was a year ago today that anders behring breivik bombed a government building in oslo, then headedan island sum camp. he opened fire, leaving 69 teenagers dead. nationwide events to mark the solemn day include a wreath laying and a moment of silence at the time the bomb was detonated in oslo. >>> this morning, we are following a mystery surrounding the jackson family. and the question we're asking is -- is katherine jackson okay? this is after conflicting reports over her whereabouts. we'll have more. i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor. i'm committed to making a difference in people's lives, and i am a phoenix. visit phoenix.edu to find the program that's right for you. enroll now. [ grunting ] [ female announcer ] no worries! with aussie's simple, new hair solutions... [ whip cracking ] [ female announcer ] ...you're sure to find the perfect one for you. [ grunts ] [ female announcer ] add some roo to your do! for their "destination wedding." double

that's when anders breivik set off bombs in oslo and opened fire in a youth camp. breivik acted alone. >>> d.c. police trying to track down whoever tracked down a man and stabbed him. hayes dennis was stabbed in a robbery near his repair shop in southwest. dennis let the man in so he could get water. dennis gave him $20 tried to walk away and was stabbed twice. the 60-year-old leaves behind seven children between the ages of 4 and 20. >> it's so sad that as a young man who never gets chance, got two kids. the boys should be graduating about a year and the girl also almost a year. that never gets chance to see their graduation and all that and that hurts. that really hurts. >> police are trying to get surveillance video from the area. >>> push to keep the promise, today hundreds, if not thousands, rallied and marched from the washington monument to remind the nation of the global aids crisis. this is the beginning of the sixth day international conference on hiv and aids. today organizers laid out the memorial aid quilt in honor of those who died, but this was also

marking one year since a massacre left 77 people dead, including teens attending a summer camp in osloer joining survivors and the victim's families for a ceremony. the alleged shooter confessing to the murders and awaiting a verdict in his trial, which wrapped up last month. ♪ >> the u.k., london's mayor unveiling a plaque in honor of the 11 israelis athletes killed in munich olympics 40 years ago. the solemn ceremony made more bittersweet for the victim's families as the international olympic committee announces there will be no official memorial service at this year's game. austria, downpours triggering a mudslide in this tiny village, several buildings completely destroyed, the entire population now without electricity or running water. serbia, hosting a wedding in the capital city of belgrade. and bride to bes sprinting 150 meters in hoping of winning their dream wedding. one bride said she didn't win her wedding is off for now. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. seconds. >> mayhem at a pre-awards show party filled with young people. with the aurora

a year ago today, anders behring breivik bombed a government building in oslo and headed to an islandr camp where he opened fire, leaving 69 teenagers dead. nationwide events to mark the solemn day include a wreath laying, moment of silence at the time the bomb was detonated in oslo. >>> to syria where the conflict of interest is spreading into minimum wage -- conflict is spreading into major cities, first damascus, and now to the northern city of ilepo. there's an all-out attack on opposition strongholds. [ gunfire ] >> you heard fighting, gunshots sounding out with apparent shelling by syrian tank. syrian refugees are fleeing across the border, running for their lives to escape the violence. now at last count, the numbers stood at 120,000. cnn has more from abu dhabi. muhammad, among all of those people, civilians, were two more army generals who fled to neighboring turkey, bringing the total number of army defectors to more than 20. more than 20. is the fact that the number is growing, does that tell us maybe that the syrian regime could be weak weakening? >> reporter: well, jennif

magnus seemed like a normal enough kid growing up outside oslo.t wait a minute-- when he was five, he could name almost all the countries in the world and their capitals and their populations. magnus's father, henrik, didn't think that was terribly unusual. >> henrik carlsen: he did have a good memory, and the ability to concentrate for hours at a time on the specific topic. and he seemed to be interested in a lot of things, new things, all the time. but i thought that was normal. >> simon: what got him into chess? sibling rivalry. his older sister started to play, so he wanted to beat her, which he did, quickly. then, he started winning tournaments. before long, he became a celebrity, one of the first norwegians to excel in a sport that did not involve snow. people lined up in shopping malls to play him. when he won, magnus said it was just a game, no big deal. he couldn't understand why people were making such a fuss. >> carlsen: why does... why do all people want to talk with little me? >> simon: magnus's parents took him and his sisters out of

in two separate attacks by radical gunman anders breivik.breivik admitted to setting off a bomb in oslode the parliament building ... then going on a shooting rampage at a youth camp... killing many people while they tried to escape in the water.a verdict is expected late next month in breivik's trial.he faces either life in a mental facility or 21 years to life in prison. a 10- year-old boy from salisbury is being hailed a hero tonight after rescuing a young girl from the bottom of a pool on monday.carter spicer says he saw the 6- year- old girl face down at the bottom of the salvation army's pool. he jumped in pulled her back to the surface.then lifeguards performed mouth to mouth.she started breathing again shortly afterwards. a 16-year-old towson boy is being called a hero tonight after he saved a couple from their burning home. alex panopoulos and his friends had just left a midnight screening of the ádark knight risesá ...when he saw smoke and flames rising from the roof of a home on ácromwell bridge roadá. that's when he and his friends' mom called 9-1-1 and alerted the family of

information this hour about a bomb scare this morning that forced the evacuation of the american embassy in oslo, norway. police say a fake device used for an emergency drill was left under a car trying to enter the compound. that let to the -- that led to the evacuation of buildings, including the royal palace. >>> the city of aep -- the city of aleppo is still being attacked. the refugees who have made it to turkey are describing a city devastated. >>> coming up at 7:15, what happens if congress does not act to stop the postal service from doe faulting on a $5 billion loan payment tomorrow. >>> occupy protesters plan to be at this morning's meeting when san mateo supervisors consider a supervisor increase. last week the board voted to put the half-cent increase measure on the ballot. the tax would rise to 8.75% for the next three years. and that would solve the crisis. others way this unfairly targets the poor. >>> here's something new -- you will soon be able to ride your bike and ride the train to work. starting friday, b.a.r.t. will allow bikes on trains. this is part of an experiment. b.a.

we do not accept that you have been to finland and not to oslo. >> i was then oslo before i flew to finland. i am a big fan of oslo. >> just to relate to, the presentation of the previous speaker, last year in july i was in south sudan for the independence of that country. the relationship between norway and the community in south sudan has been pretty much decided by focusing on development aid and not so much on business development and the things that create economic development. my question is, how can you create sustainable economic growth in a failed state review do not have the characteristics of what weber describes in his definition, a country like somalia, is always doomed to fail and become dependent on the international donor community, or are there any prospects for development? >> that is a great question. sometimes when you look at failed state, you can ask why they fail. foreign aid is one of the reasons why some malia fail. there are several very good books on this. -- why somalia failed. one looks at why it was a catastrophe. the dictator in somalia received a great deal o

there's been a number of celebrities in oslo in recent years, obama theme may be the biggest. the committee likes to say there's many paths to these and so it is the man and given to humanitarian. mother teresa, micro-lenders, global warming campaigners, arafat, different paths of peace. and they almost always have a case. i think that global warming of word of intergovernmental panel on climate change, the word is a little far afield for the nobel peace price, especially for the will but i'm not sure is dispensable, but it's their word. the fiber regions on the can and he determined the award and the rest of the searches spectators are at >> host: when did you learn about the obama price? >> host: probably something not in the book this directly. i think it's a little oblique in the book. someone in norway, very familiar with all this said to me camino life they gave him the price? you must remember now barack obama is now in a dogfight. maybe that's not the right word given recent events before the presidency. just as the 90s praxair heights. you know coming to great-niece j

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in oslo, yes, city hall. thank you. and 61 years old. if you think that's bad, wait until you ask me the name of someone, like my children. anyway, so here are the words that we heard coming from the nobel committee. they talked about that they were giving these women this prize for their particular work, but also for their nonviolent struggle, and then they said, to ensure women's rights to full participation in peace-building work. now, that is a very important policy statement, because what you're doing then, you're talking about changing the whole security paradigm. right now security in most people's minds means bombs and bullets. and the question becomes if in fact you have a large participation of women throughout the whole peace process. the peace process doesn't mean simply negotiations, it also means street protests. it means all kinds of social media now to try to prevent a war or bring down a dictator. it means after a war having the transitional justice, the tribunal or the truth and reconciliation commission or having simpl

changing and now actually moving away from the negative and industry agenda i'm actually thinking about oslo to be protecting digital and actually talking about how shared culture and actually access. to the internet and to technology. benefit. one citizen. there is a school of thought that today that x. is being turned in europe where piracy is going to be encouraged is one step forward it is a free for all no in your eyes not a top i think it's worth remembering what the many objections to act were was essentially setting up a surveillance system of turning turning your internet service provider into a copyright but it was not just about intellectual property also. like a medicine some form to get a warning that to get the facts the ability of developing nations to access a portable generic drug so this is a tremendous victory against actually. damaging agreements. and there are no online restrictions whatsoever on our website available for you twenty four seventh's here's some of the stories worth checking out there right now the strong arm of why in the west bank human rights groups had.

this challenge was stated clearly -- clearly in oslo by secretary clinton, and i am pleased to announce that we are going to hear more from the secretary on her dedication to create an aids-free generation at the 2012 meeting. in oslo, the secretary said, and i quote, "country ownership is the and the state where a nation's efforts are led, implemented, and even to pay for by its government. communities, civil society, and the private sector -- to get there, political leaders must set priorities and develop national plans to accomplish them in concert with their citizens, which means including women as well as men in the planning process. these plans must be effectively carried out, primarily by the country paulson and institutions. unfortunately, country ownership is sometimes misunderstood to signal a complete absence of external support for a country's response. let me be very clear that this is not a benin. -- of what we mean. what we mean is that the overall leadership role belongs to the country, not to external partners. the united states cannot be the ministry of health for the

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a young man on an island, killed 67 teenagers, that wasn't killed the eight he killed in downtown oslo, there are deranged people in the world. >> that happened in norway once. it happens in america three times a year. >> there's another side to this. and it is the incredible pornographic violence that has crept into our culture in terms of the entertainment business. it has gone global. a movie like "batman" is a global movie. but you can't legislate entertainment. >> i think it's a mistake even to look at this as purely a cultural phenomenon. when we had the gabby giffords massacre, there is a cross cultural phenomenon. what we don't have in this country is a system of recognizing, or reporting mental ill zblns that's completely true. mental illness is a terrible problem in this country. so, that, i couldn't agree with you more, it's also true that you can't do the kind of damage with mental illness that this person did or allegedly did unless you have an assault weapon. >> that's not true. in virginia tech, he had two handguns and he killed 32 people. >> automatic handguns. in the o

he bombed the government district in oslo killing eight people then went on a shooting rampage that leftple dead. >>> when a criminal is as dangerous as those gunman the punishment has to be severe. there is something happening inside a virginia jail. it could eventually help all of us. beth parker goes inside the jail for a look at this new program. >> connected by the railroad. >> reporter: a crisp neck tie and shiny shoes. >> the death toll from the civil war, 6,000. >> reporter: these students are not free to go at the end of class. they are inmates at the alexandria adult detention center, the jail. >> they say that education is the key to success. i never believed that. i have been a knucklehead and done my own thing. >> reporter: that is how she says she ended up in jail, this time for larceny. she is studying african- american history. it's a partnership. dr. jim mcclellan is the dean of arts. >> we believe that everybody should have an opportunity to reach his or her full potential no matter who or where they are. mccull lane says they are good students. >> they are captive audi

embassy in oslo, norway. we're going to bring you more information as it becomes available to us.m, no better description than the word item right now it is being investigated. we know it was under a car and that's about it. we'll continue to follow this for more information on that. a wild day in london from extreme disappoint to a golden moment for an american teenager, we start though with a 16-year-old chinese swimmer who did one lap faster than ryan lochte. it's raising doping suspicions. atika schubert is live in london. >> reporter: it was an incredible performance, she basically won at the 400 meter individual medley with stunning speed. she was literally for the last 50 meters faster than the u.s. gold winner in the same event, ryan lochte for the mens. as you can imagine, a lot of speculation into possible doping. here's what the international olympic committee had to say about it. >> so the sudden rise in the performance or a surprise win be primarily suspected for being acheat, sport is a danger for sure because it partially ruins the charm of competitive sport if a su

embassy in oslo, norway. word of a suspicious item being investigated that was found under a parked car. a large area around the embassy has been evacuated, and of course we will bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> bloody violence in syria this morning. government forces are shelling parts of damascus and its suburbs as rebels hold their grip on the city of aleppo. barbara starr into ek to leon panetta. >> i am sure that deep down assad knows he's in trouble, and it's just a matter of time before he has to go. >> reporter: what would you say to him? >> i would say if you want to be able to protect yourself and your family, you better get the hell out now. >> and today panetta meets with egypt's new president, mohamed morsi. >>> and a lot of suspicion surrounding the 16-year-old olympic swimmer from china. she is denying she took performance enhancing drugs to help her shatter's world record at the london games. one u.s. coach described her performance in the 400 meter individual medley as,

embassy in oslo, norway, a suspicious item is now being investigated.found under a parked car, large area around the embassy has been evacuated. that is all we know at this hour. we're going to continue to bring you more information as it becomes available. rest of the day's top stories, let's get to zoraida sambolin for an update. >> aurora massacre suspect james holmes facing 24 counts of first degree murder, 2 counts twor each he killed and extreme indifference to human life. he is also charged with 116 counts of attempted murder. a decision on whether to seek the death penalty against him could be months away. >>> george zimmerman's wife will not be in court for her arraignment on perjury charges. shellie zimmerman's lawyer says she entered a written not guilty plea and waiver on friday. prosecutors say she lied about the family's finances at her husband's bond hearing in the trayvon martin case. the judge ordered him back to jail over it. >>> researchers say a compound in curry spice may prevent diabetes in people who are high risk. the compound ma

police in oslo say a suspicious package was discovered around a car near the embassy. right now, bomb the squad on the scene and we'll have an update as soon as we get more information. the. >>> thousands of workers across virginia, maryland and the district could face losing their jobs in a showdown over military budget cuts. >> some say the warning is too dire but both sides say an agreement has to be reached and reached soon. fox 5's tom fitzgerald has more. >> reporter: in a crystal city ballroom, defense contractors rally warning that they are under the gun. >> we're worried about jobs. we're worried about our country. >> i personally worried about the whole industry. >> at issue are automatic spending cuts. it is called sequestration. what that really mean is the military is staring at a half trillion dollars of automatic cuts all because congress's super committee couldn't reach a deal to shrink the deficit. >> this can be avoided and we have to come together to stop sequestration now. >> reporter: nationwide, 2.1 million jobs could be lost. virginia alone relie

the attackers set off bombs at government buildings in oslo, killing eight people, before shooting dead 69 young people at a labor party youth camp. brevik said that he thought that their labor policies were to open to muslims. >> to come together to market it has been one year that has gone by, it is a special experience, but an important experience. i think we did the best. we were together, which was important. we had the possibility to show your emotions, feelings about what happened, and at the same time, we had the message that we have to continue living our lives. >> arguments in the trial came to a close last month and a verdict is expected in late august. a major international conference on global aids policy opened in washington, d.c. sunday, the first time the event has been held in the u.s. soil. hundreds of people marked the first day of conferences with rallies on the national mall calling for cheaper anti-viral drugs and more aid. and barbara lee of california called for a new push to help aids patients worldwide. >> we must redouble our efforts and commitments to the glo

embassy in oslo has been evacuated this morning.icious object found beneath a car near the embassy. police are investigating and evacuated all buildings 500 yards around it as a precaution. >>> a violent night in the district and one person dead and three others hurt in separate shootings. this is the live picture from the scene it happened on brook street at 47th street northeast. as you can see police are still there investigating and two of the other shootings the people who were hurt are children. >>> people are moving back into holly acres. the mobile home community flooded following tropical storm lee last september. some residents say a lack of electricity led county officials to kick them out this month. >>> "cbs this morning" begins at the top of the hour and take an inside look at how a presidential candidate picks his running mate. >> before that we'll get another check of traffic and weather. keep it right here on 9news now. yoo-hoo! mom? i hear you're having a tough day, so i brought you a freshly made sandwich. you mad

meanwhile, in oslo, norway, the outgoing head of the u.n.'s monitoring mission, said the syrian regime is bound to fall. in olso, norway the syrian regime is bound to fall. it's impossible to imagine a perspective syria where though in power today are still in power. it's a question of time we when >> holman: thousands of residents have escaped the violence by fleeing to neighboring turkey. insurgent attacks in afghanistan are rising rapidly. nato reported today there's been an 11% increase in attacks over the past three months compared to the same time period last year. also today, a nato service member was killed in eastern afghanistan. there was no announcement of the soldier's nationality. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to margaret. >> warner: and we turn to new information about the suspected shooter in the aurora, colorado, theater rampage one week ago. a dozen people died, and 58 more were injured. today, court records disclosed that the alleged gunman, 24- year-old james holmes, was seeing a psychiatrist at the u

one year ago, anders baring breivik killed dozens of teenagers in oslo, norway.kayecnn. that is all from aurora, colorado. candy crowley is next with "state of the union." >>> a massacre muddies the campaign trail. >> if there is anything to take away from the tragedy, it is a remi reminder that life is very fragile. >> our hearts break with the sadness of this unspeakable tragedy. >> a conversation with colorado governor john hickenlooper. >> respond to a shooting at the theater. >>> and the u.n. crisis with syria. also, john mccain. and a diseased mind with expert jerry spoe dak. >> do you still stand by your support of this failed deal? >> you ratcheted it up and increased the debt ceiling. >> a senate debate and a conversation with tim cape and george allen. i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." >>> joining me is colorado governor john hickenlooper. governor, thank you so much for being here. catch me up now on the state of the investigation. >> well, the investigation continues now that we have had access to the apartment of the suspect. they'