just say by a norwegian court, -- judged sane by a norwegian court, anders breivik is sentenced to jail, issuing an apology for not killing more. >> and building a future on the grim foundations. as rio de janeiro rushes to get ready for the olympics, remnants of its past slave trade are being unearthed. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it has been 13 months since anders breivik went on a killing spree in norway which left 77 people dead. today, he learned the sentence for his crimes. the court found him sane and impose the maximum penalty of 21 years. he used the appearance as a chance to apologize, not for his victims, but to the far right for not killing more people. >> anders breivik says he killed to destroy a liberal, multi- cultural norway. today, a norwegian court demonstrated his failure to achieve that goal. unanimous verdict from five judges -- guilty of mass murder and terrorism, sane not insane. >> anders breivik, born february 13, 1979, sentenced to a term of 21 years and a minimum of 10 years. and in practice, that 21-year sentence may be ext

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all anders behring breivik detonated the device three hours before the utoeya massacre. the report criticizes norway's intelligence services for not detecting of anders behring breivik's planes at a time. responsibility was accepted for intelligence and police elias', but he warned against a rush to judgment. the prime minister's is additional security measures have been put in place since july 22. more police have been hired and crisis training improved. they about to adopt the commission's recommendations, but added norway is a free country. we have to balance approving security with maintaining liberties. >> we can now speak to a member of the financial times in oslo. the inquiry's report is quite damning. how is it being received in norway? >> it is being received with a bit of sobriety. there was going to be sharp critique at all levels but you have the opposition parties saying they need time to digest this. you have the prime minister and the justice minister saying that this is not the time to take political consideration as to consequences. they are standing the

what happened to him, why he became that way. -- we get the story behind anders breivik's past. what happened to him, why he became that way. >> the trial has dominated the news in norway. initially some feared giving him the option of publicity. analysts believe that has changed. >> . evil is not something you encounter in a condo or in afghanistan or in london or in new york, it could even happen here. the effect of the trial, i think it has been necessary to keep it going for this long because we needed to hear all of these stories. the testimony from witnesses, all of what actually happened and all of the actors involved. >> that is certainly the case for a man that was shot at. he testified in court. >> it is in powering and strengthening to be there. he has no power over me. >> whether he is just saying or not, he is in a sense immaterial. he will spend the rest of his life locked up. >> the man who killed john lennon has once again been denied parole. mark david chapman shot the musician outside his apartment in 1980. he said that he heard voices in his head telling him t

anders breivik is declared sane as an oslo court hands and the maximum sentence. >> the greek prime minister charles -- tells chancellor merkel this country needs more time to meet obligations. >> cyclist lance armstrong is banned for life for doping, and he is stripped of his seventh tour de france titles -- seven titles. . in norway, anders breivik has been declared sane by an onslaught " -- oslo court and sentenced to prison. >> his lawyers say he will not appeal the sentence. >> anders breivik in the court room, before the presiding judge read out the ruling against him. the court deemed he knew what he was doing when he committed last summer's attacks. it is the ruling breivik himself said he wanted. most norwegians agreed he should go to prison, not to a psychiatric institution. >> people wanted this verdict. it will give us an opportunity now to sort of get rid of him for a while and have him behind bars. >> it was a shock to most norwegians when this happened. i think this is a relief for everyone. yes, i think that this could be positive for most norwegians. >> breivik said he was l

anders behring breivik has been sentenced to the maximum 21 years in prison. but a preventive detention clause means he'll likely spend the rest of his life in jail. the court ruled the 33-year-old defendant was sane enough to be aware that he was committing a crime. in july 2011, breivik detonated a bomb in central oslo. shortly afterward he opened fire at a youth camp of the ruling labor party on an island near the capital. he was charged with killing 77 people. throughout the trial, breivik argued that he was acting in self-defense and that he was protecting norway from a muslim invasion. he maintained he wanted to deal a blow to the pro-immigrant government. the life sentence allows the court to detain breivik longer than the maximum 21 years to prevent him from repeating a serious crime. >>> allied troops in afghanistan face a growing threat from some of the same people they are supposed to be helping. afghan security forces. blame often falls on rogue individuals, but a top u.s. military officer now says that's not always the case. patchari raksawong in

mass murderer anders breivik is sentenced to twenty one years behind bars as a judge declares he was mentally sound when executing dozens of people in cold blood . britain abandons its threat to storm the door in mission and take joined us on by force a day after both america's rose up in support of intel. and no time out for athens european leaders were made on swayed by a greek p.r. blitz asking for more time to implement cuts or problem of its crumbling economy. why it started interviews a former member of the german central bank's executive board till sarrazin who says amorous should stick together as they are share a common culture and history will save the union even if the euro collapses. it's easy to be a euro skeptic these days but our today's guest had reservations about the future of europe's common currency from the very start he was about seen the former member of germany's central bank is joining us now on their t. thank you very much for your time sir and your latest book you claimed germany didn't benefit that much from the introduction of europe and a lot of experts

anders -- decided to. anders breivik accused of shooting 77 people in the attacks last summer. >>> france is prepared to take part in enforcing a partial no- fly zone over syria. the defense minister is working to gain international support for the idea. this comes as syrian president bashar al-assad widens a major offensive against rebels in damascus and surrounding areas. >>> the ponderosa fire in northern california is now 50% contained but still threatening 900 homes because of the strong winds there now. the flames already destroyed 84 buildings and more than 2500 firefighters are still working to contain the flames. >>> the time is 4:38. we're in store for a relatively cool day but the weekend could get a little dicey. and howard is back at 4:39 to let you know what to expect. >> a decision in the legal battle between samsung and apple. but this is far from over. we'll explain why. >> at 4:49. maryland received a $123 million grant to help fund health care. >> we're back with your weather first in tw

mass murder anders breivik is sentenced to twenty one years behind bars as a judge declares he was mentally sound when executing dozens of people in cold blood. britain abandons its threat to storm victoria mission and take joy in the sands by force a day after both america's rose up in support of quito. torching r.t. coming to you live from moscow a marina joshie another chunk of intimidation coupled with aggressive statements were piled on the syrian government this week the u.s. and its allies are once again talking about the possibility of oz's regime using its chemical arsenal while at the same time dishing out threats to engage in its internal conflict rate of forty nine has more on what damascus had to say on the. as the violence in syria continues increasing western countries may be inching closer and closer towards military intervention this past week the us britain and france all separately signaled when or why they would take direct action u.s. president barack obama said that washington would intervene if the syrian government deployed chemical or biological weapons against civi

mass killer anders breivik stick cleared say and given twenty one years in prison while his fight against islam was serving to inspire radical groups across europe as we report. on the resumption of nuclear talks between iran and the energy watchdogs accompanied by concerns over un atomic agency bias and a growing criticism of sanctions hitting a radian citizen was the. welcome you see live from moscow it's kevin over here with you this hour our top story at eight o'clock the catholic church is pressing charges against three german copycats of the russian punk band pussy riot after they disrupted the service in cologne cathedral the trio of activists could now face a prison sentence that's longer than the one given to their moscow counterparts not just last week's verdicts on pussy riot sparked a wave of condemnation abroad including from germany and he's paid all of it takes up the story. two men and one woman all in their early twenty's they interrupted a mass service that was taking place in cologne chanting free pussy riot decked out in the the garish. brightly colored clothes that ha

norwegian mass killer anders breivik declared sane and gets twenty one years in jail while his anti islam agenda serves as an inspiration for even more radical groups. a scandal that united muslims and jews and go after german a rabbi was charged for performing a circumcision despite a recent controversial court ban on the protests. and britain withdraws its threat to go into the ecuadorian embassy and arrest of julian assange by force all of this after a block of south and north american nations side with quito in the diplomatic row. it is good to have you with us here on our to today as we highlight the stories that made headlines this week i'm wrong. and a foreign powers engaging in syria's internal conflict came a step closer this week as the u.s. and its allies dished out fresh threats france suggested that western nations could consider setting up a no fly zone over the stricken country without a u.n. security council mandate just a little earlier president obama for the first time said he could authorize military action on the syrian territory. has details now from new york. as the

as suspected anders breivik sympathizers charged with plotting a copycat massacre in the czech republic just days before the norwegian mass killers to hear his verdict. last washington slammed for al-qaeda style tactics for striking those arriving to help victims hit in the wake of earlier american drug raids. if you just joined us were watching around the world very good evening from me kevin owen here in moscow it's now eleven pm choose day and this is our team our top story syria looks ready to discuss assad's resignation earlier today at least that's what some western media said after a syrian official came here to moscow to discuss the crisis but they seized on words from syria's deputy prime minister in the wake of president obama's military threat if the regime crosses a so-called red line. from off can help explain what was really said. i'm standing in front of the russian foreign ministry worktops had floated between the syrian delegation and sergey lavrov but the real story of today's talks had only just begun and that was playing out in news headlines i want to play to you so

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. >> an official inquiry into the way police responded by the attacks of anders breivik has found that they could have been avoided. the commission blamed communication failures and said he could get been arrested sooner. he killed 77 people in oslo. the vatican has ordered that pope benedict former butler should stand trial. accused of stealing a check worth $100,000. thousands of people a been evacuated from the spanish canary islands as wildfires raged across the region. emergency services said two firefighters have died. officials say there is evidence of a fire was started deliberately. it has been a busy two days in the presidential race in the united states. mitt romney chose paul ryan as his running mate. today, he was busy stumping for votes in iowa. president obama also happened to be campaigning in the same state. the comparisons were clear. >> he is an numbers speak -- geek with a common touch. the would be vice-president went solo. >> president obama has given us four years of trillion dollar deficits. he is making matters worse than he is spending our children into a dimi

anders breivik killed 77 people in a dual attack, bombing, and mass shooting. he was just found sane a few minutes ago. this is from a court in norway. they call it criminally responsible. sentenced to 1-0 to 21 years in prison. they can revisit that later on and at times to the sentence. right now he's responsible for the murders of 77 people. sentenced to a minimum of 10-21 years in prison. >> we are learning about the man charged in the colorado movie theater shooting. prosecutors say the former graduate student james holmes made threats and was banned from the university of colorado in denver. he failed an exam six weeks before the shooting rampage of. a university spokeswoman disputes that he was banned from campus but he does confirm or criminal background check was done on him before the july 20 attack. u.s. capitol police investigating a reported threat against the and missouri congressman todd akin. police call it an open investigation and are not releasing details. he is running for the u.s. senate. because a storm when he said women have ways of prev

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the senior legislative council with the aclu, chris anders said this, there's a fundamental due process right to know what it is that you can't do in order to avoid getting killed by the order of the president. that was such a good point by chris. we brought him on. chris is, as i said, with the aclu here and chris let me ask you, do we have any idea what the standard is so that if i am abroad which i will be at some point, by which president obama or president romney or any future president can order my execution? >> well, look, they have -- this administration has refused over and over and over again to provide the legal memo that would explain what the standard is. now, they have put out different people. they put out a top official from the state department. they put out eric holder to give a much vaguer explanation as to why they believe this authority is theirs. why this president is claiming this power to order people killed or order the military and the c.i.a. to kill people far from any battlefield. what they've been using are terms like imminent threat but they're not defining

anders breivik smiled and raised his fist in a salute as he was sentenced to 21 years in prison. officials there can prevent him from being released indefinitely. breivik admitted blowing up the oslo headquarters and killing 69 people at the rolling hills summer camp, most of them young people. 77 people were killed in norway's worst massacre since world war ii. >>> new information about the suspect in the aurora, colorado theater massacre. prosecutors say the shooter james holmes failed a key exam at university of colorado six weeks before he opened fire inside that theater spraying it killing 12 people and wounding dozens more. legal analysts say it's clear prosecutors are demanding school records because they're building a case of revenge. in another development newly filed court papers say holmes told a classmate he wanted to kill people four months before the shooting happened. >>> coming up on 9news swept away, dramatic video captures a teenager's fight to survive in some fast moving waters. >>> new video released today shows the chaos aboard a run- away montgomery county r

a norwegian court sentenced anders breivik to 10 years to life in prison.er nearly ten weeks of testimony the court determined he is sane enough to be sentenced for the massacre that killed 77 people last year. the self-described anti-muslim militant says he carried out the attacks in self defense to protect norway from being taken over by muslims. >> lance armstrong will be stripped of all of his tour de france titles, making it clear, though, he's not admitting guilt. but late thursday he said he would no longer fight the doping charges levied by the anti-doping agency. armstrong's decision means he will be stripped of his seven tour de france titles and other titles and earnings and be banned from cycling for life. it's possible the cycling union could appeal on his behalf. armstrong continues to point out he never tested positive for the drugs. he says he wants to devote more time to his family and his live strong foundation. >> a lawsuit has been filed against the 49ers, the nfl and security at candle stick park. it comes after a beating and a shooting

. >> in other news, sentencing is set for tomorrow in the case of the norwegian gunman, anders breivik, who confessed to the attacks that left 77 people dead. >> 5 district court judges must decide if he is sane and goes to jail or if he is insane and to a mental asylum. either way, he will be calling the top security prison just outside oslo home. >> right outside of the trial, he insisted he was sane. he says norway is in danger of being taken over by foreigners. >> i do not recognize the norwegian courts. you have received your mandate from political parties, which support multiculturalism. >> it was hoped the trial would help bring emotional closure after the horror of the attacks, which shocked the country, but at times, it looked like breivik was basking in the international attention. witnesses and survivors gulped hard when he shed tears, not for victims but for himself. he cried when watching a self- made video in which he is shown in a crusade against islam. his testimony was not allowed to be broadcast. he spoke for 75 minutes on his role in the killings and said his only re

suspected anders breivik sympathizers being charged with plotting a copycat massacre in the czech republic weapons and police uniforms were discovered in his apartment just days before the norwegian mass killings judy here is verdict. and washington's slammed for al qaeda style tactics for striking those arriving to help victims get in the wake of another american drove raid multiple american missiles are killed over a dozen people in pakistan in the last few days in areas the u.s. claims are full of militants. germany's long held the safe keys for europe's finances now though a former executive of its central bank explains whether keeping countries together with a currency has any future. it's easy to be a euro skeptic these days but our today's guest had reservations about the future of europe's common currency from the very start he was about seen the former member of germany's central bank is joining us now on their t. thank you very much for your time sir and your latest book you claimed germany didn't bat after that much from the introduction of huron and a lot of experts from other

. >>> a norwegian court has ruled confessed killer anders breivik was sane when he mur kerd people last year. he will spend a minimum of 21 years in prison for his crime called the heinous attack a political statement against muslim integration. >>> nasa has released a high resolution of the landing of the curiosity rover on the planet mars earlier this month. it shows the final moments before the touch down of the spacecraft to record a landing on another planet. >>> and in spain, a century old art fresco of christ was in need of repair. so an amateur art restorer in her 80s took it upon herself to fix it, and she didn't do a very good job. now professionals will try to repair the damage that was done. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 13,057 after tumbling 115 points. the s&p dropped 11, the nasdaq dropped 20. overseas trading, in tokyo, the nikkei dropped 107. in hong kong the hang seng plunged 252. >>> investors banking on help from the feds seemed a little less uncertain thursday. uncertainty about the likelihood of more stimulu

a judge declared anders breivik sane this morning and handed down an immediate sentence he will be heldfor a minimum of 10 years, norway has no death sentence. breivik went on a murder spree in july of 2011 at a summer camp. he says he did it as part of a political protest. breivik was seen smiling and smirking during sentencing. >>> fbi investigating a threat made against missouri congressman todd akin. he made headlines when he said women's bodies have a way of pregnancies in the case of what he called legitimate rape. he has apologized. inning -- he is continuing to run for senate. the fbi won't say what kind of threat agents are investigating. >>> the potential threat of tropical storm isaac causing officials to make changes at the national convention delegates will begin roll call vote on the first day that will allow romney to accept the nomination earlier than usual. romney and ryan campaign together today in michigan and ohio tomorrow. tropical storm isaac is crashing ashore in the caribbean this morning and heading west towards tampa, the convention site. tahman bradley has the

oslo taking us through the questions they have yet to fully answer, who knew what and when about anders. you could call that a tip-off in the system as to the dangerous nature of that particular individual and also working out as to how they could, or should have responded to that tip-off before he did what he did in oslo and on the island. let's get more on that news that's broken since we've been on air here. the pope, his former butler is to stand trial after letters from the pope's private office were leaked to the press. he says he acted because he saw evil and corruption everywhere in the church. his lawyer says his client has confessed to stealing the players. but told investigators he was acting in the interest of the catholic church. live now to rome. so david, the apology isn't enough then? >> well, no. the trial, we don't know yet when it will take place, but the vatican is going to put on trial not only the butler, but an an italian man who used to work as the secretary of state, the pope's cabinet office as a computer expert. they found in a draw at his work place an envelo

mass murder anders breivik assam as a twenty one years behind bars a judge the players he was mantling sound one executing dozens of people in cold blood. britain abandons its threat to storm the ecuadorian mission take joy in a sound by force the day after both america's rose up in support of quito. and now time out for athens european leaders remain on swayed by a greek p.r. blitz and asking for more time to implement cuts prop up its crumbling economy. elsewhere the top stories of the week time now for the sports update with kate. hello welcome to this call here's what's coming up. top two stunned ravine rally to inflict a first defeat of the season on his elite wild tax nacelle a win over spot time to go second in the russian premier league. while the mob did not go away to the streets the much even the moscow dobby to claim that those points of the campaign at state bottom of the table. and singing the blues fernando torres and then all the stars as chelsea win today let's head to new castle to remain top of the english premier league. so to football where twice former champions r

. >> holman: a court in norway ruled today that anders breivik was sane when he killed 77 people in a bombing and shooting rampage last year. he was sentenced to 21 years in prison, the maximum under norwegian law. we have a report from emma murphy of independent television news. >> it's responsible for europe's worst peacetime atrocity and yet he swag erred and smirked his way into court. it was of course his trademark clenched fist is a loot. and then he turned to face the families of the dead and the victims who had survived his attack. the smile as he turned back chilling even to those who had not suffered at his hands. and then that smile again as judges ruled he was sane when he committed his crimes. it was just the result he wanted. as he refused to acknowledge the court because it stood for multiculturism he apologized to a translator for not killing more. >> in my view this sentence and judgement is il legitimate. at the same time i cannot appeal against the judgement because by appealing i would legitimize the court. i would like to end with an expression of regret and apolo

anders breivik has been sentenced to the maximum 21 years in prison. but a preventive detention clause means he'll likely spend the rest of his life in jail. the court ruled the 33-year-old defendant was sane enough to be aware that he was committing a crime. in july 2011, breivik detonated a bomb in central oslo. shortly afterward he opened fire at a youth camp of the ruling labor party on an island near the capital. he was charged with killing 77 people. throughout the trial, breivik argued that he was acting in self-defense and that he was protecting norway from a muslim invasion. he maintained he wanted to deal a blow to the pro-immigrant government. the life sentence allows the court to detain breivik longer than the maximum 21 years to prevent him from repeating a serious crime. >>> u.s. computer giant apple and south korean rival samsung have been waging legal battles around the world over the patents of their smartphones and tablet devices. now a south korean court has ruled that both of them infringed on each other's patents. the seoul central