we have this from oslo. >> anders behring breivik already had his chance in court to recount his crimestoday some of those who he tried and failed to kill told their stories. breivik's shooting spree on utoeya island lasted more than 70 minutes. his plan was to kill everyone on the island, either by shooting them were scaring them into the lake where they would drowned. one man said that's breivikth me sounds of joy as he was shooting people. i thought it was just a matter of time until i was hit, she said. she felt hopeless and abandoned. another witness said breivik approached them, pretending to be a police officer. he tried to swim away. here is one image that still haunts him. >> i stumbled on pile of dead bodies. in the middle of the pile was a cell phone ringing. that moment has stuck with me. that cell phone, probably someone loving someone, and they will never be able to answer. >> while the survivors were telling their terrifying story, anders behring breivik listened without a hint of a motion. they are expected to gather evidence throughout the week. bbc news, oslo. >> no re

in the end, bain walking away with $242 million, and said behring went broke.0 jobs were slashed from the said behring thanks to bain capital and mitt romney. stacy saw it firsthand. she was a human resources manager and was forced to fire hundreds of employees. she worked with president obama's campaign to talk about that experience. thanks for being here tonight. >> thank you so much for having me. >> cindy, tell us what happened when bain announced they were closing the miami plants. >> well, initially when we heard they were closing the miami plant we were shocked. we were told that the dade east plant was the most profitable in the company. when we closed puerto rico and moved them to miami, we gave them, not guarantees, but assurances that the miami plant was safe. we asked specifically when they were considering coming over, any considerations or discussions of this plant in miami closing and we were were told absolutely not. it was incomprehensible to me that 60 days or so after the people moved from puerto rico, it was announced they were closing the m

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around the world, former friends of anders behring breivik allegedly had surgery to change his face. his friends said he thought it was a vanity issue, contrary to his claims that he did after being punched. and trying to reassure those worried about the growing power of the islamists. the muslim brotherhood candidate said he would include a wide range of political forces in his government if he wins and promised representation for women. the burmese opposition leader aung san suu kyi has left burma for the first time in 24 years, on a visit to neighboring thailand. she will be taking a longer trip to europe next month. she refused to leave burma until now because of fears the government would not let her return. authorities in ukraine have described allegations of racism highlighted in a bbc program as "invented." there was secret filming of fans giving nazi salutes and taunting black players with monkey chance. for -- with monkey chants. many are missing trapped under some rubble. we have this report from the region. >> that moment of realization as yet another earthquake strikes.

. >> anders behring breivik listens to survivors of this deadly rampage. and, lighting at the olympic flame, now the fire of ancient greecein astga its relate to london welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it was a deadly seen in the syrian capital after two car bombs exploded killing at least 55 people and leaving many more injured. the blast went off near a military intelligence building near rush-hour. both the opposition and the government forces have blamed each other for the attack. some of the images in this report are disturbing. >> it just before 8:00, the first blast went off. within minutes, and other more powerful explosion was captured on amateur video. they tore through the tarmac of a major highway south of the capital. this intelligence complex appears to have been 1 of the targets. many lives were lost, the anguish was raw. the explosions wreaked damage across a vast area. i counted more than 20 vehicles strewn across this black and highway. yellow taxis, service vans, family vehicles, buses, all of them making th

in december at that committee table sheilah behr told the subcommittee quote, it's important for the government to be sending all the right signals that we do not view it as a good in and of itself to keep these institutions alive just because they are big. your congressmens about the skepticism might be overdone about the view of government stepping in legally or not, what should regulators do to send messages to the markets that these institution wills not be propped up especially when the institutions have an advantage in the money markets? >> the first point i want to make is when you're talking about the biggest commercial banking institutions, you have a degree of regulation, you have the proposals on proprietary trading hedge funds, equity funds and derivatives and better capital standards. to minimize the chance that those biggest institutions are really going to get in trouble to the point that they need to be rescued. but they do need to be, they are on the brink of failure or actually failing, the law provides authority, i understand in this case the fdic that has experien

more survivors of last summer's massacre in norway are coming face to face with anders behring brev knick court today. among them, a 21-year-old woman who was shot in the arm as she fled across the campus on utoya island. it will be another difficult day in court for the survivors. >> last week, of course, we had lots of coroner's reports from the 69 people who were killed on that day. this week, we start hearing from the survivors,. most of them will be giving testimony where shots were just heard. two of them were just heard before the court went into recess. the first one, a young woman was shot in the arm. she managed to swim to shore, which is a considerable feat considering it's more than 600 meters from the island. and now, we've just heard from a young man who was shot in the back, just a few millimeters from being hit in the spine, which would have killed him, but he was lucky in a way, and he hid under a tree. we heard how he covered himself in foil and dirt to try to become less visibility with breivik, who, as we heard, was walking around quite calmly shooting people. >> 23 go

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. >>> beth behrs stars in "two broke girls" here in studio 57 to talk about -- >> i thought you saidcommercial break, please. >>> and i got so excited. >>> two broke girls follows struggling wae inine ining wait launch a cupcake business. surprise guest is added to the mix in the season finale. >> oh, no. the cupcake got a little smooshed in my purse. >> we can't show this to martha stewart now. >> sure we can. you think she's never had a cupcake smoosh on her? >> i doubt that. she's perfect. her feet don't even touch the ground. the woman probably doesn't even go to the bathroom. >> marsha stewart's hardly perfect. >> and how are you this evening? >> no, you're right. martha stewart isn't perfect. >> oh, i never said that. >> one half of that comedy duo, beth behrs, here with mo rocca, who profiled "two broke girls" as it went on the air last fall. mo rocca with his ginormous bow tie. but you look night. >> yes. >> congratulations on your season. you were here in 2008, just graduating from college and here you are on a hit show. >> i know. it's been the most amazing year. i'm so luc

dade behring, which, saddled with debt, wound up shuttering two medical technology facilities in yam. so 850 jobs were lost. while bain walked away with $242 million. and 800% return on it's investment. but for some reason, willard continues to pretend he is a great job creator. he will have to fool hard hit workers in places like ohio where vice president biden spoke today, and where the president's policies have already helped millions of americans. in 2010, 10.6% of the state was unemployed, but unemployment has now dropped to 7.5% today. it's no wonder president obama officially quicked off his campaign in ohio, and went right after willard's time at bain capital. >> he's one large financial firm. and i think he has drawn the wrong lessons from those experiences. he sincerely believe that's if ceo and wealthy investors like him make money, the rest of us will prosper as well. >> mitt romney may have a credible response to this line of attack, but if so, we haven't heard it yet. joining me now is congresswoman from ohio, and former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, now an msnbc pol

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it says, dade behring received millions in tax breaks before it laid off and received millions of dollars in tax breaks for creating jobs in puerto rico shortly before closing its facility facilities costing nearly 300 jobs. i'll read the nevada story later but there you are, bain making money, the company closing facilities and bain getting subdid sees from the government. >> right. and i think actually the subsidies from the government are going to be particularly harmful since the republicans are supposed to be against those kinds of subsidies. but what you're seeing here is the obama campaign knows that the most effective argument romney can make is just these guys are in power. the economy isn't improving fast enough. vote for us. romney has experience. and one of the best political slogans ever was in 1946 campaign that you and i covered together where the republicans were running against dissatisfaction with harry truman and the slogan was had enough. richard nixon came into congress that year. the obama people have a more complicated argument to make and they want to argue that, a

attorney filed criminal charges against catherine marie of crock et and this woman, tisssha witten behringrodeo. whittenburg took time to talk about the case and how she cease turned her son's situation around. >> i'm a single parent of two boys. i don't have a vehicle at the moment so you know, everything from -- if i need to get to a doctor's appointment i have to get on a bus or find a ride and when my youngest son gets real sick i have no one to watch him so maybe my boys do -- would miss a day of school. it was okay to me but maybe not to them. >> it suddenly stopped being okay with her when authorities served her with an arrest warrant and told her she could face a fine of $2,000 and spend a year in the county jail if her son did not start going to school every day. >> so i mean, i had to do what i had to do because i have two kids that i can't leave behind because ain't nobody going to treat them like i treat them. >> despite still having some medical problems and bullies on the school bus her son is doing well in class. the child of the other woman charged is still out. chronic tru

let's talk about dade behring medical supply in florida. they only lost 850 jobs when bain took over. the company went bankrupt there, but bain sold $242 million worth of shares before it went under. vice president joe biden laid these facts on the table today. he spoke directly to the part of the country mitt romney would hit the hardest, the working class. >> i resent when they talk about families like mine, that i grew up in, i resent the fact that they think we're talking about, it's envy. it's job envy, it's wealth envy. that we don't dream. my mother believed and my father believed that if i wanted to be president of the united states, i could be. i could be vice president. my mother and father believed that if my brother or sister wanted to be a millionaire, they could be a millionaire. my mother and father dreamed as much as any rich guy dreams. they don't get us! they don't get who we are. >> you know, people in this country are mad. and vice president joe biden is giving their voice the anger that is being displayed in many corner

they're putting in seismic behrings to shore up this bridge. it will move the road about 5 in..s direction you need to choose an alternate route. there are 60,000 cars per day they use this bridge. is a certainty this happening at 10:00 tonight and it will not reopen until tuesday morning at 530. >>mark: hill he should take a look at using the bridges to the north and south as alternate routes. >>darya: and a layout it was a man so try to hold up a cab driver. the cab driver got away. the officers came to this team. the man pulled like to be a gun. in the officer shot him. >>justine: pedro hernandez does webber were under way at a site the alleged psychological evaluation >>mark: there is a body found end a trash can . the police say it it was a woman. people are wondering if this to possibly be sierra lamar garcia-torres was arrested earlier this week and accused of kidnapping and murdering sierra lamar. dna was found inside his car and that was part of the basis for this arrest. this man was arraigned today. i can tell you that we will do everything in our power to seek the tr

concern on that is i am in a nearly as worried about truck bombs and airplanes as i am by anders behring breivik barry phenomenon in norway or the small team that went to mumbai. i think that is infinitely more lethal and much harder to stop. like to agree with you on that, but i think the internet is a game changer. it becomes possible for these social and audiological movements to keep energy out there, and i think we are going to see a lot more of these individual kinds of things, like the man in france. i mean, europe, i do not see movements, organizations, but i see a lot of very undifferentiated rage as things funneled and mobilized the logically. how to counter that is very tough. >> i do not want to discount the power of religion, certainly. but it might be interesting to look at is, as more of an ideogram for the oppressed. it has replaced global communism in a lot of ways as a guidepost for the oppressed, even those who are not islamic. on this very brave the -- on this britta, that is a fantastic loan will to bring up. he mentioned in court that he got a lot of his information

here's something sheila behr said. she was part of the fdic.ng about jp morgan chase fighting these regulations and dodd-frank was supposed to fix this. and the fact is it hasn't been implemented. they keep extending, they keep missing deadlines, they keep pushing back. take a listen. >> i think it does underscore that even with very good management, these institutions are just too big to manage. >> and this, to me, is the big question, you know, when you have the market share of the four largest banks is larger now than before the crisis. one of the weird things is the way that we manage through it is to conglomerate a lot more of them. so we have bigger -- two bigger to fail institutions. >> i do. and i think this is sort of a mul multipart effort. we had the brown kaufman amendment. it failed. and since being reintroduced, it basically says that you can't have more than 10% of all deposits in the united states. you can't have 2% of gdp. jp morgan has two trillion. and you can't have more than 10% in leverage. and what essentially forced the

andrews: i'd like to thank chairwoman rostrost, ranking member behr -- chairwoman ros-lehtinen and ranking member berman for bringing this legislation forward. i regret but do not doubt its necessity. the issue raised is not whether we are authorizing war because we clearly are not. the issue is not whether the president would have to come to this chamber, any president, should he conclude that war is necessary. because he clearly would. the issue in this resolution is not whether we should conduct negotiation bus how we should conduct negotiations. and this resolution gives us an emphatic opportunity to say that when we are negotiating with a country that has conceived its nuclear weapons program in credit, that is ha brandished its nuclear weapons program with the rhetoric of hostility and for whom the attainment of a nuclear weapon would be frouth with peril for free people everywhere, then in the context of that negotiation, our position must be that we will not support or stand for an iran with nuclear weapons. this is the issue. i would urge a yes vote. again, i thank the chair and r