early morning in washington and 1:00 in the afternoon in oslow where the trial of anders breivik is underway. reviving memories of the day last july when he killed 77 people in a bomb attack and shooting degree. breivik has admitted to the killing but denied responsibility. he made a far right wing salute. his first word? well, he refused to recognize the court saying it had obtained its mandate from political parties but support multiculturalism. we can go straight to the course now where the case has returned after a lunch break. this is the prosecutor making his opening statement. that's been going on for some hours today. let's just listen to what he has to say. >> when the police investigated or checked mr. breivik's computer, they found that there were 189 emails at 1409. 1,002 emails had gone out. of the 1,002 that received the email, 44 for various reasons could not receive the attachments. the email with was thus received by some 900 plus recipients. the natural question in this context is how did breivik get hold of these 8,000 addresses. here, breivik stated that he mainly used tw

no right wing salute for anders breivik after its lawyers intervened. he said he began planning the massacre in 2006. it is midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, and 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon in damascus, where the u.n. observers find themselves unable to carry out their mission as they had hoped to. notably, unable to visit the city of homs. u.n. secretary general ban ki- moon has said syria is in breach of the week-old peace plan. nicolas sarkozy compared events in homs to the fate of libya under colonel gaddafi. jim muir. >> despite the regime's crackdown, the finance keeps erupting, even in the heart of damascus. protesters frequently disrupt major streets with roadblocks. it has a nuisance value, stopping traffic for a few minutes. it will hardly bring the regime to its knees. the tiny handful of the u.n. observers still on the ground, still in single figures, cannot monitor events are around the country. an agreement with the government on their operating procedures has not yet been pinned down. both sides say it is close. this is the bigges

anders breivik insists he attended a meeting in the u.k. under cross-examination today, he said anyone could do what i did. he spoke of nationalist training sessions that were to deal with everything from rhetorical strategy is to production of bombs. as the prosecution tried to expose israel involvement with other nationalists, he countered, saying, your purpose is to shed doubts on whether this network exists. at times, anders breivik up. irritating with a line of questioning. prosecutors do not believe that he is part of a wider network. as he sat in this chair, and he complained that he was being ridiculed. his answers were often contradictory and confusing. he posted this on the internet before his attacks. images from an organization he calls -- the kt met in london. is this a fantasy? one sociologists have this to say. >> when you put on a uniform, he is no longer alone unsuccessful young man from the west end of oslo. he becomes a defender of the civilization of europe against the invading muslims. >> tomorrow, he is likely to answe

we've gotten to know a lot about that today. >> did anders breivik also gets what he wanted today? there was a smile. a killer relished his moment. >> the radical muslim preacher is back in custody. the british government makes a new attempt to deport him to jordan to face terrorism charges. he appeared before the special immigration appeals commission on tuesday. the deportation was blocked in january by the european court of human rights. evidence obtained by torture might be used against them. >> it was early afternoon with a man whose praised osama bin laden suddenly emerged from his home in a london suburb. for legal reasons, we cannot identify the house. he said to be a figure of influence for extremist. he was back under arrest. the u.k. authorities were beginning moved to deport him. he was on his way to a legal hearing. within hours, the home secretary was telling the comments that a deal had been done with jordan, paving the way for him to be sent back there to stand trial. >> british courts that -- have found that he is a risk to our national security and he should be de

it is impossible to know what is going on behind the eyes of anders breivik. hard to see if the evil he carried out of him. whether he is it is whether he hears the screams of those he killed. he maintains that his horrific attacks came after he joined a network of like-minded nationalists. the police here doubt such a network exist, but breivik insists he attended a meeting in the u.k. and which some english nationalist were also present. under cross-examination today, he said anyone could do what i did. he spoke of nationalist training sessions that would deal with everything from rhetorical strategies to production of bombs. but as the prosecution tried to expose his real involvement with other nationalist, he countered, saying your purpose is to shed doubt on whether the network exist. at times, anders breivik appeared irritated with the line of questioning today. prosecutors simply do not believe that he is part of a wider net worth. he sat in his chair, fiddling with his pen, and complained that he was being ridiculed. his answers were often contradictor

anders breivik killed 77 people last summer and today he told a quorum he would do it all again. he said he carried out the killings to defend his country and his actions were motivated by goodness, not people. our europe correspondent is in the norwegian capital and starts our coverage tonight. notoriouss most killer was driven to court on schedule as one of his defense team also arrived. >> the most important thing today is that he gets to explain why he did what he did. >> once more, he punched out a salute. this, as far as he is concerned at least, was to be his day. his voice, his words, his own twisted justification. slowly, deliberately, he appeared around the court, resting his eyes for a moment on the public gallery, looking to see who was to be his audience. the cameras were asked to leave. anders breivik walked calmly and slowly to the stand, clutching a 13 pages of the print out statement he had written. "i have carried out the most spectacular and sophisticated attack on europe since the second world war. i acted out of goodness, not evil. these were pre-emptive atta

in a major turnaround, and the psychiatric report found that anders behring breivik, the man church woulding dozens in norway last july, is sane and can face trial. >> this means that anders behring breivik can be held criminally responsible for his actions. the initial report sparked a public outcry, prompting the court to order a second evaluation. he will now face trial as early as next week. that has been hailed by many norwegians. >> the experts say anders behring breivik is not mentally ill and so can be held to account for his actions in a criminal court. the document was the result of weeks of observations and examinations. >> we have additional information. we had more time. and we have also done a lot of second metric testing. >> an earlier report said anders behring breivik was suffering from schizophrenia and so was not criminally responsible. his lawyer said he was pleased to be found sane. >> he is satisfied with this report. he contenders -- he considers himself to be of sound mind. >> on july 22, he planted a bomb in also oppose the government quarter and shot and killed 6

coming up to fourteen minutes past the hour no regrets or repentance from norwegian mass killer anders breivik who says he would have done it again because during his testimony on the second day of his trial which is only being published in sort of broadcast breivik admits last summer's bomb and gun attacks in oslo which killed seventy seven people but pleads not guilty saying it was in self-defense to protect our way from islam tuesday's hearing was delayed after a judge was dismissed for commenting on facebook shortly after the tragedy that breivik deserved the death penalty banned in norway the judges views may be disallowed but breivik still publicly held his massacre as the most spectacular and sophisticated attack on europe since world war two for many products getting exactly what he wanted a platform for his extreme ideas. that is the way through all the justice system works in it in the european union in norway he he will clearly i was opportunity to express his own views one just hopes that the overwhelming majority of people will reject him for what they are signs of if you want him

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breivik being crossed questions by the prosecution council. let's get this report from our correspondent. >> this is how a mass murder is taken to court under heavily armed guard. anders behring breivik arrived calm and composed, even smiling a little. as with his first appearance, he greeted the court with a fashes salute. he has acknowledged killing 77 people last july and today, he spent several moments looking at some of the survivors and their families in the public gallery. but if he was moved by their presence, he didn't show it. later, off camera, he read a prepared statement claiming to have carried out the most sophisticated and spectacular political attack in europe since world war ii. he said he acted out of goodness, not evil, to prevent a wider civil war and multi-cull trillism and he insisted he would have done it again. >> it's obvious that he's leering at another world and we are -- it's also obvious that he knew what he was doing and what consequences that led to it. >> this case has caused horror and outrage in norway even for one of the judges. a lay judge admitting writing before he had been appointed to the case that breivik deserved the death pe

defiant in the dock in a region killer anders breivik enters court with right wing salute insisting he's no criminal but was protecting the country from those spots. and deloris release of two high profile political prisoners as washington the e.u. grandpa the pressure on him is he's out on the opposition. it's five pm here in moscow this is archie coming to you by the news now with our top story as the first u.n. observers touched down in syria the government's being urged to show restraint and the opposition to fully cooperate the mascot's says it can't guarantee the monitors safety unless every step is coordinated with authorities the opposition claims it's still under attack and the government vows to crackdown on what it calls terrorists acts on a boycott is in damascus. the call waiting to be reborn for serious orthodox christians the meaning of was all the more poignant these here as they contemplated the sacrifices of the last few months the with death and suffering across the country many sought refuge in prayer hoping that peace could be resurrected i guess the city and prays f

the fourth day of anders breivik's trial, extraordinary details are coming out. he told the court that he originally came to be had a former prime minister and kill every member of the current norwegian government. our european correspondent is in oslo and filed this report. >> there was no clenched fist salute from anders breivik. his lawyer asked him not to. what there was was a day of the most disturbing testimony yet. he said he spent an entire year, 16 hours a day, playing a warfare strategy game online. this helped him in act, in his mind, the attacks he was planning. on the date of those attacks, he said it woke up thinking, today is the day i will die. i was not keen on dying, but that is the way it was. setting up a vehicle bomb, he set out -- i acted instinctively. it killed eight. he wanted at least 12 dead. the aim was to get attention, media coverage. the attacks were devastating. they are still repairing the damage in central oslo. for everyone in court today, his testimony was especially chilling and difficult to listen to. he was cold and calculat

tonight in our team's mass killer anders breivik tries to defend his sanity to give credence to his murderous extremism with fears that his anti islamic ideology has taken root elsewhere in europe. could russia be joining the international anti rainy and r.t. has an exclusive interview with moscow's top general on the alleged nuclear threat from to run. syrian border security reportedly repelled qatari and saudi backed extremists filtering in from iraq as the peace envoy strengthens calls for an urgent expansion of the un monitors squad. and security officer alexander litvinenko was not killed by a russian m.p. andre lugovoy who's passed a british lie detector test in a case still driving a wedge between moscow and london. and it's now eight pm here in moscow and our top story can first mass murderer anders breivik has used wednesday's testimony to try and convince judges that he was sane when he killed seventy seven people last july the right wing extremist wants his ideology to be taken seriously rather than considered the ramblings of a madman but as are his i have a bennett reports now th

norwegian capital. >> for the past five days, the court has heard nothing but the testimony of anders breivik himself. but today, a chance to start hearing the other side. an explosives expert taking the witness stand to give details about the car bomb breivik built to attack the main government in oslo. he show this video of a test explosion by the military, demonstrating just how powerful breivik's bomb was. it had the potential to kill hundreds. the actual car bomb last july killed eight people and left nine others seriously injured. when breivik drove the van up to the government building here, he was not able to park in the exact location where he knew he would cause the maximum damage. it was midafternoon on friday during summer holiday. some of those who were inside the government offices and survived have also been giving evidence in court today. we had to notify the police and secure video footage. we had to make sure it did not get damaged so we covered the servers with plastic. that was crucial, as it showed breivik walking away from the van before it blew up. there were able to tr

confessed mass murder anders breivik trying to convince judges to this week that he was sane when he killed seventy seven people last july the right wing extremist wants his ideology to be taken seriously as fears grow his anti muslim views may have taken root elsewhere in europe are bennett talked to a far right british movement that some believe inspired breivik campaign of terror . this is looted was considered the breeding ground of far right extremism in the u.k. so to a large muslim community and also to the english defense league who are now considered one of the most dangerous groups of the global counter jihad movement it started as a gang of football hooligans and in just three years its ranks have swelled to more than seventy thousand all united against what they call the threat of islam the same ideology inspired norwegian mass murderer anders behring breivik and now it's on the rise according to a report by a u.k. anti fascism group a worldwide counter jihad network has surged since predicts attacks with over one hundred far right groups in europe alone it names e.t.l. l

. >> no remorse, anders breivik goes on trial in norway. fear and defiance, with reports from inside syria as the shaky cease-fire continues. >> they have set of checkpoints. we have seen a tank moving. >> presiding over the world bank, jim yong kim takes the helm. australia's prime minister is expected to announce the early withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. it is 11:00 in singapore. >> broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world. >> the man who killed 77 people in norway last year has gone on trial. anders breivik pleaded not guilty to murder, argued that he acted in self-defense. the trial is expected to focus on the state of his mental health at the time of the attack. we will bring you the very latest on that. first, let's go -- we are expecting to hear from the australian prime minister. >> i should also acknowledge and number -- acknowledge a number of officials. the secretary of the department of defense, the national security adviser, the vice chief of the defense force, and a number of other senior officers

no apology, no remorse -- anders breivik goes on trial for the deaths of 77 people in norway, claiming he acted in self- defense. which way are the political winds blowing in france? we will take you to a town that has quite the record for picking the presidential winner. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the world. thousands of people have died in syria since the u.n.-brokered ceasefire came into effect last thursday. u.n. human rights investigators say they have received reports of shelling and arrest by government troops. rebel forces are also to blame, being accused of executing captured soldiers. access for foreign journalists is restricted. two of our correspondents have been inside a province in syria. they have sent us this report. >> there is supposed to be a truce in syria. it does not sound like it. at best, the calm feels uneasy. the ground remains highly dangerous. we have moved with rebel fighters into a town for me and the grip of president assad's men. -- into a town firmmly in the -- firmly in the grip of president assad's men. the rebels are vas

anders breivik told the court the maximum prison term is pathetic. he made the comments during his third day of questioning in oslo. >> under tight security, they drove him to court this morning. as the country held its breath, waiting for more revelations. it is impossible to know what is going on behind the eyes of anders breivik, hard to see if the evil he carried out haunts him. but there he hears the screams of those killed. he maintains that his attacks came after he joined a network of like-minded nationalists. the police field such a network -- doubt such an network exists. under cross-examination today, he said anyone could do what i did. he spoke of nationalists training sessions that were to deal with everything from rhetorical strategy is to production of bombs. as the prosecution tried to expose his real involvement with other nationalist, he countered, sank your purpose is to shed doubts on whether this network exists. at times, he appeared irritated with the line of questioning today. prosecutors simply do not believe that he is part o

anders breivik has told them the psychiatric reports that declared him insane was full of lies. peace and its purpose was to portray him as a rational and unintelligent person. he killed 77 people in a bombing and shooting attack last july, which the admits. the second report concluded that he was actually accountable for his actions. our correspondent richard galpin gave us the latest from the trial. >> we know this is a very important stage of the trial. essentially, what anders breivik is trying to do is convince the judges that he is sane, that is not insane. so far over the past year we have had two psychiatric reports completely contradictory. the first one said that he is insane. and more recently just before the trial started, another one said that he is sane. he is attacking that first report. made upescribed it as of 80% implies. lies.% he accused the psychiatrist of making him seem a syrup. he has gone on about allegations that they have made up all sorts of things about him. he has gone on to question those psychiatrists themselves, saying that their report was carri

in the region killer anders breivik enters according to right wing salute insisting he is no criminal attack uma country for muslims the government admits killing seventy seven people in a bomb attack on a government building and the shooting rampage of an island new council last summer . and valorous releases two high profile political prisoners one of which is the former presidential candidate alexander lukashenko as unexpected move follows washington and the e.u. ramping up pressure on minsk to ease up on the opposition from. next week the leaks founder julian the songs talked to us ahead of his new shows debut here on tuesday he explains why he chose r t and who is cast toby. why did you just ait's into your own show and become a t.v. host. there's two reasons first of all being on the house response i want it's nice to have an occasional visitor so i'm going to learn more about the world and the conversations we won't have any more interesting what are going to work for the people what is going on that's one reason the second reason is that as someone who's given a lot of intervi

still to come -- we hear from inside norway's courthouse, as anders breivik faces questions over his killing on utoya island. police in new york have launched a renewed search for a long-missing change, etan patz, who disappeared in 1979. his case contributed to the launch of a national movement which put the faces of missing children on milk cartons. >> it's 33 years since etan patz was last seen in manhattan after leaving his family's sojo apartment for the short walk to catch his school bus. this photo, taken months later, shows his parents, stan and julie, on the fire escape of theirs loft overlooking prince street, where he vanished. now the search has resumed. investigators prepare to dig in a basement over building along his route. >> since about 7:00 this morning, the f.b.i. and the nypd, the forensic experts from both law enforcement organizations, have been searching a basement area on prince street where etan patz went missing on fifth street on may 25, 1979, when he was 6 years of age. >> criminal charges have never been brought over etan's disappearance. but in 2004, his

next few months, the court will determine the state of breivik's mental health and whether he will be sent to prison or a mental institution. >> anders behring breivik began his trial with a defiant salute. the right wing extremist refused to recognize the court's authority, because, as he put it, the norwegian state supports multiculturalism. july 22 last year, he killed eight people with a car bomb in central oslo. then he traveled to nearby utoeya island where he methodically shot teenagers dead. it was the deadliest single attack in norway since world war ii, a massacre breivik has confessed to. but he pleaded not guilty. he said he was acting in self- defense. survivors and families of the victims are following the proceedings closely. when the shooting spree occurred, she was -- he was taking part in a camp. >> it was as a disaster -- a disaster. it is more a relief to see he did not have the powers he once had over us. >> prosecutors have charged him with terrorism and premeditated murder, but first the court must determine the state of the defendant's mental health. psychiatrists have come to two at different conclusions on h

r t live from moscow no regrets or repentance from norwegian mass killer anders breivik and says he would have done it again is giving his testimony on the second day of his trial which is only being published instead of broadcast very good mates last summer's bomb and going to times and also which killed seventy seven people but pleads not guilty thing it was in self defense to protect norway from islam through this hearing was the late after a judge was dismissed for commenting on facebook shortly after the tragedy but rather deserved the death sentence a penalty banned in norway that judges me was maybe disallowed but graphic still publicly helling his massacre as the most spectacular and sophisticated attack on europe since world war two for many products getting exactly what he wanted a platform for his extreme ideas. dottie's the way the fuel the justice system we're seeing it. in the european union in norway he he will clearly i was opportunities to express his own views one just hopes that the overwhelming majority of people will reject him for what they are signs of if you want i

manual bombs and shot seventy seven innocent people so he did it in self defense day one of anders breivik trial here some say he was protecting his country from muslims. bellerose releases two high profile political prisoners as washington and the e.u. ramp up pressure on miller to ease up on the opposition. projects that seems turns them on to the sixteenth as muslim or his software. business is in twenty minutes. at seven pm here in moscow this is r.t. coming to you live from a nice nonwhite with our top story as the first u.n. observers touched down in syria the government's being urged to allow them unrestricted access to monitor the fragile cease fire damascus says it can't guarantee the monitors safety unless every step is coordinated with authorities the opposition claims it's still under attack and the government vows to crack down and what it calls terrorist acts on a boy is into mass chaos. waiting to be reborn to serious orthodox christians the meaning of easter was all the more poignant this year as they contemplated the sacrifices of the last few months. of the death and suff

well if anders breivik is ruled as saying the maximum jail sentence he'd received is just twenty one years but that could be extended if he's considered to pose a threat still to society if not then it's three months in prison for every person killed a lot on a piece of property which prison may haue is brevik and where the mass killer could spend his uninterrupted days behind bars or more for the mind. of. a controversial plan global and piracy agreement actor and he soon be dead in the water the euro m.p. responsible for monitoring its progress three e.u. says it should be rejected the pact swallowed anger among europeans with thousands protesting against giving big firms the power to people using the internet for illegally swapping files twenty two countries in the bloc signed up to the agreement with a vote on it for education due this summer in brussels may not get that far now let's talk about that luke samuels a physical commentator for the news magazines like wind the blue kite thanks for being with us it's not the first blow to this treaty is it what i've just talked about t

defiant in the dr region killer anders breivik and for a court with a right wing salute insisting he's no criminal but was protecting the country from mosul. and bella roof is bellerose releases two high profile political prisoners as washington and the e.u. ground up the truck meant to ease up on the opposition. by former headquarters in central moscow you're watching archie with me and he said now it's good to have you with us four pm here in the russian capital three pm in damascus as the first u.n. observers touched down in syria the government's being urged to show restraint on the opposition to fully cooperate damascus says it can't guarantee the monitors safety unless every step is coordinated with authorities the opposition claims it's still under attack and the government val's to crack down on what it calls terrorists some avoid to is in the syrian capital. the whole waiting to be reborn for serious or for those christians the meaning of acer was all the more poignant this year as they contemplated the sec or forces of the last few months the death and suffering across the co

the first day of the trial of no reason mass murderer anders breivik has wrapped up in oslo but confessed killer entered court with a right wing salute insisting he's no criminal but was protecting the country from muslims. and valorous releases two high profile political prisoners one of which is a former presidential candidate i was under the present goes unexpected move follows washington and the e.u. ramping up pressure on minsk to ease up on the opposition. next release founder julian assange talks to head talks to us ahead of his new so debut here on tuesday he explains why he chose r t and who his guests will be. why did you decide to do your own show and become a t.v. host. well there's two reasons first of all being under house arrest for so long it's nice to have an occasional visitor but i'm going to learn more about the world and the conversations we've been having a quite interesting one i don't remember i'm sure other people growing up that's one reason the second reason is that as someone who's given a lot of interviews before and it's been receiving a lot of very aggressiv

but in norway where christian and terrorists anders breivik murdered seventy seven innocent civilians most of them children who he says by the way he killed because they looked like liberals his words the people there refused to succumb to fear even though breivik isn't alone there are plenty of hate filled racists in norway just like there are pretty much every other country in the world but rather than screaming about terror and fear and calling for brother head on a stake rather than installing michael chertoff x. ray pour on scanners in their government buildings rather than classifying their children and their elderly as potential gun loving maniacs or terrorists who are going to blow up their planes in our region people had a quite different answer. instead of cowering in fear the way george bush and dick cheney would have us do in our waging people decided to sing a song. today is the brother trial unfolds in there by courthouse over forty thousand norwegians huddled together in the streets to sing a folk so. it was a folk song that breivik himself condemned claiming that it wa

first day of the trial of no reason killer anders breivik rough stuff for you began with a right wing salute insisting he is no criminal but was protecting the country from the muslim. and deloris releases two high profile political prisoners washington and the e.u. prancer on minutes to ease up on the opposite side. from our studios in central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now it's six pm here in the russian capital five pm in damascus as the first u.n. observers touched down in syria the government's being urged to show restraint and the opposition to fully cooperate damascus says it can't guarantee the monitors safety unless every step is coordinated with authorities well the opposition claims it's still under attack and the government vows to crack down on what it calls terrorist acts on a void in the syrian capital. waiting to be reborn the series also looks christians the meaning of easter was all the most poignant this year as they contemplated the sacrifices of the last one to the death and suffering across the country many so bruff and in prayer hoping that p

breivik shot him three times, twice in the back of the head. and a 16-year-old girl. a bullet through her brain. for the first time today, we saw tears from anders behring breivik, but not, it seems, for his victims. the court was shown a video he had made to justify his one-man wore. this 10-week trial inside the courtroom is being very carefully managed. the most disturbing and sensitive evidence will be given only once the television cameras are switched off, and breivik's appearances will also be limited so as not to give him a platform for his views. he says that amounts to courtroom propaganda. prosecution showed us the room he lived in in oslo, the car he drove to get to the island, the uniform he was wearing their. is steady progress across the summer camp -- his steady progress across the summer camp, at each red dot another death. and the this phone call to the police. [speaking foreign language] >> then, for just a few minutes, breivik's lawyer spoke and defended his client's right to have his say in court. >> it will be hard for the victims to hear him. but it is his right. it will be the most important evidence in deciding whether h

while they want to limit anders breivik's exposure they won't censor him. while we can report on what was said inside this courtroom we can't broadcast the pictures. for more than an hour, he read from a 13-page statement, painting himself as a national hero protecting the white native norwegian. brutality is not necessarily evil he said. it depends on your motivation. i was trying to avert a major civil war in europe. my actions were based on goodness. he said many others shared his opinions but theiroices are supesse the last time there was real democracy in europe, he said, was when hitler came to power. of his victims he said they were not innocent non-political children. i executed these people to strike at our multi-cultural ideology. we can't wait any longer, he said. i'm the first drop of water signaling a coming storm. breivik said he toned down his rhetoric out of respect for the victims. many of whose families were sitting just feet away. breivik's every move and every word are being studied by a pal ofsychtris in court. his mental state is centr