to get an a.p. news agency just coming through the police say they're sending anti terror police to this youth camp now outside although after reports of a shooting being heard there initial reports the shots coming from a man dressed in a police uniform not clear if he was a policeman or just someone dressed in a police uniform obviously horrifying for the the children and the kids involved in . the report of the swimming out to sea to try and get away from whatever's happening there again details still sketchy will bring you more as we know it here on r.t. you know i spoke to robin simcox he's from the geo political research group the henry jackson society told me the bomb attack in oslo only goes to show that terrorism can strike any place any time. all european countries are on a level of awareness for al qaeda inspired attacks but norway isn't somewhere that you've regarded has been especially high target the fact that the arrests it's a place in two thousand and nine were very significant for the f

told the a.p. news agency that a man dressed in a police uniform started shooting it used for the party's annual youth camp there in a toy it's an island just outside oslo he said unconfirmed reports suggest that five people had been hit he went on to say they don't know how seriously injured but those five were. said that some seven hundred youngsters mostly teenagers aged between fourteen and eighteen were assembled at the camp there if you just joined us the main news today is that a bomb blast has shattered a building in the center of oslo these are the latest pictures we've got through there it's caused a lot of devastation to one building particularly there. at the moment so we're hearing there could be some dead inside one of the worst affected buildings the seventeen to twenty story high building that was the prime minister's office building the prime minister incidentally is ok but we're also hearing that people the police fear are still trapped in that building tonight the confirmed dead detai

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a.p. even reported by the new york times but nobody sort of thought to ask why a guy with no criminal record who you know basically affirmed roach in his apartment why he would have decided to take on knowingly take on a reading of probs kill just one instrumental in the gun me approaching this from me and from the angle somebody is critical of the sort of police tactics it just didn't that it made no sense at all in the far more plausible explanation is that this guy thought he was being you know being hit by people there to do harm to this child all right so what can you tell us more about that if you can filling us in the holes and the brief outline at the beginning there that night when the police take greatest he wasn't even the one they were looking for. even looking at his girlfriend and their daughter in a duplex and by all indications and simply put we were actually after the guy who was on the other side of this guy named jim smith who already had broached charges pending against him and who may actually be buying drugs in that part of the people or so or even his girlfriend then g

a.p. the report about a new york times but nobody sort of thought to ask why the guy with no criminal record who you know basically affirmed roach and what part of didn't. write you would have decided to take on you know when we take on reading cops killed just one in the surrender with the left in the gun me approaching this from me and from the angle somebody was critical of the police tactics it just didn't add up it made no sense at all in the far more probable explanations that this guy thought he was being baited by people there to do harm to this child all right so what can you tell us more about that i think in failing some of the holes and the brief outline i gave at the beginning there that night when the police didn't rate his home he wasn't even the one they were looking for. he looked in even looked at his girlfriend america are in a duplex and by all indications it seems like we were actually after the guy who was on the other side so i mean james. hardy had grow charges and me against them and they actually did buy them back that part of the. korean his girlfriend and girlfrie

a.p. after he won a far out he's earned resident reporter a new york fried walks to ask what people. in today's social media driven world you can post whatever hate speech doctored photos or other nonsense you want with virtually no consequences how do you feel about that defining our times this week let's talk about that i was as still looking a guy on facebook once and by mistake and said if i see his name in the such a threat as my status was awkward i knew how to meet these things very quickly adding everybody to already see did you learn your lesson people just put anything on here young girls young kids you know home addresses and everything like that i've got an. open approach is that how. people see what you show them not what you actually are in my experience and if you put something on the internet people will watch and think that that's at your life you know when people could be sitting at home doing nothing for a whole weekend they might just make things up just to make themselves more interesting a lot of people tend toward being snotty or rude and they've been taught th

off some of the well known international media and news agencies like the associated press and the european press agency although it is reported. the a.p. photographer has been released already after questioning according to reports coming even from some of the family members of the taint the could be tried they could be charged with espionage there are holes were searched and there are cameras and computers were seized and apparently now they're still being questioned now several human rights groups in georgia have already called this a direct violation off the freedom of speech and have demanded the immediate release of these photographers corridor you go to a moment what about the other case we mentioned about a group of russians and georgians getting some pretty stiff sentence for espionage and what's been the reaction to the. well five georgian citizens and four russian citizens who were giving quite heavy a lengthy we jail sentences on a wednesday by georgian authorities after the were found guilty of forming a spy ring and supplying secret information to would be a russian intelligence service we're talking about some really hea

while lawmakers battle over the debt limit and all that, the new survey shows more americans are concerned about their own bills. the polls from a.pgfk, whatever that is, finds 20% of americans say they worry about the money they owe, all or most of the time. that's up 17% since just last fall. american home prices are rising despite unexpected drop in new home sales. u.s. commerce department reports the average price for a new home last month jumped 5.8% to more than $235,000. meanwhile, new home sales slipped 1% in june to 312,000. analysts say today that they expected a number around 320,000. economists say a surge in foreclosures is hurting demand for new homes. and sagging home prices contributing to the largest wealth gap between whites and minorities in a quarter century. according to the any census data white americans on average have 20 times the net worth of african-americans. and 18 times the net worth of hispanic americans. the median wealth of white households more than $113,000. hispanic households more than 6,000. african-american households even lower. the experts say white americans are more likely to have 401 k a

considering new legislation called caylee's law so this creates felony charges actually if a jury or caretaker does not disclose to law enforcement a missing or deceased child. and the a.p. reports that at least sixteen state legislatures are now considering some version of this law and it's something that we've seen before bills named after a victim often a child and no politician can say no to the will caylee's law really save any children's lives or punish irresponsible parents or is this just an emotional response a desire for revenge that's more likely to hurt rather than help our guest tonight says caylee's law is a bad idea joining me is radley balko senior writer and investigative reporter for the huffington post. first starters tell me how many times have we seen this same cycle a tragedy a trial that may go public and then in response a bill with the name of the victim on it. happens all too frequently i don't have an exact number but these laws are a pretty woman in. a problem is that they're not really well thought out there on emotion. you know hysteria is not a lot of reason and ought to but i don't want to pretty nasty unintended consequences because we'r

a.p. they might have put an entirely mistaken personality on someone's bull's eye. it's an extraordinarily reckless unprofessional thing to do. >> it certainly is. and ultimately, is it newsws was bin laden was killed. the officers in the military and the agency responsible for that should have been congratulated, end of story. no one needs to know anybody who was involved in that operation. >> yeah. absolutely. it's a crazy thing. irresponsible thing to do on the part of gawker. all right, michael scheuer joining us from d.c. thank you, sir, have a great weekend. >> you, too, sir, thank you. >> what do you think about that? what gawker did to that c.i.a. agent outing him? e-mail us, friends at foxnews.com. coming up, the latest check on tropical storm don. it is just hours from making landfall along the texas coast. and then all you can fly. that's right. jet blue offering an unlimited number of flights for a fixed price. how much it costs. might it be a good deal for you? next hour. thanks to the venture card from capital one, we get double miles on every purchase, so me and the boys earned a trip to dc twice as fast! oh hi! we get double miles every time we use our car