bravic is not a christian, that's impossible. no one believing in jesus commits mass murder.ight have called himself a christian on the net, but he is certainly not of that faith. . >> jon: fox news bill o'reilly this week calling out the new york times and others in the mainstream media how they labeled the radical extremist who terrorized norway last week and o'reilly got a lot of criticism from the comments. >> really? >> yeah, he did. >> that's strange because pains me to say this, agree with bill o'reilly with that statement 100%, that's completely, 100% accurate what he said. as if a passivist guns down people if they put that as the heading. would have said, now, self-identified passivist guns down people, but not, you know, just putting on him he's a christian. of course he's not a christian, that's ridiculous and even, even the way they're trying to portray him as a right wing extremist, he had, he sports a one child policy, government control of private industries, he wants to rid the world of oil consumption, i mean, this guy is not-- they're trying it portray him

only $99.99. >> who is anders bravic? the wake of the massacre in norway, against multi-culturism, muslims and marxism, has been described as an a christian fundamentalist and will his bloody shootout lead to multi-culturalism in europe and here in the u.s. and let's go. so, bret, this week you wrote on your column, what is anders bravic. tell us what you met. >> we've learned who anders bravic is, his parents were divorced and the details of his life and media descriptions coming out about his politics, right wing, christian, neo-nazi and so on. i think that those descriptions falwell short of the mark. do you want to call him a right wing nut job, yeah, evil incarnate? yeah, that, too. his politics belong in a different policy. >> paul: which means what? >> if you have an apocalyptic event and set off a small explosion and some tectonic plate and make huge shifts. and we've seen this sort of politics. >> paul: he's trying to foment major change with a single catalytic event? >> that's exactly. >> paul: what end does he

investigators say confessed killer bravic was strikingly calm when they interrogated him for a seconde today. >>> ere now and then, there are stories about people who survive people survive plane crashes. tonight, dean rhone olds introduces us to a man who did both. >> reporter: this is the last place michael thought he'd end up when he left home on wednesday. the upstate new york autoshop owner intended to fly his 150 solo to wisconsin. four hours in, he had engine trouble near the canadian border and crashed into lake herron. he was lucky to have survived a 3,000-foot plunge into the balmy 70-degree waters. >> when i got out, i was swimming, i was under water. when i got to the surface, only the tail was sticking up. i grabbed the tail and watched her go down. >> reporter: along was emergency beacon tank. 17-miles from shore, all alone and without a life vest, he spotted a smokestack and set i his sights on getting there. he alternated between floating, swimming, and treading water. >> all the other boats were too far away to hear me yelling. >> reporter: he was exhausted but refuse

police say they have new information, and bravic is likely to face more interrogations in the comingrney general eric holder has agreed to meet with family members of 9/11 victims. that meeting is scheduled to take place august 24th. holder is expected to talk about the next steps in investigating claims that journalists working for rupert murdoch's news corp. tried to hack their phones. >>> a bit of good news for the job market today. the number of first-time applicants for unemployment benefits fell below 400,000. it is the first time that's happened, in case you're keeping track, since early april. >>> the august 2nd deadline looms, but is a default as bad as it really sounds? find out next in this week's "q&a." ♪ ♪ look at that car, well, it goes fast ♪ ♪ givin' my dad a heart attack ♪ [ friend ] that is so awesome. ♪ i love my car [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] that first chevy, yea, it gets under your skin. ♪ man on tv: ...rbis and 36 homers. swings at the first pitch and fouls it deep back into the stands. [ding] [fans whirring] announcer: chill raw and prepared foods p

they say 32-year-old anders bravic was dressed as a police officer. he told police he tried to gather a large group, telling them it was a routine terror check before they opened fire. >> it had a bag with many weapons and such and i'm -- he had a lot of ammo, yeah. yeah. >> reporter: visitors could be seen trying to swim for safety, the shore three quarters of a mile away as witnesses say he kept shooting into the water. only two hours earlier, police believe he was the same man who set off the bomb in downtown oslo, an explosion that left at least seven dead. authorities say the toll could have been much worse had many people not already left for the weekend. today blocks near the site are guarded by the norwegian army, the city still sedate, but not without visitors. >> couldn't help you're down here with your daughter today. >> yeah. >>. >> reporter: why? >> we think it's a sad but important day for norway. >> it's okay to see it. i'm not -- i can't express it. >> reporter: to give you an idea of the power of this explosion, we're a couple hundred

the man is named according to local media, anders, bravic, links to right wing extremists, and anti-muslimn. >> alisyn: let's get to the rest of the headlines, the other big story at home, much of the nation bracing for blistering heat. more than 100 million people are dealing with scorching temperatures and humidity which makes it so much worse and that heat has proven deadly, killing more than two dozen people in several states. one is jacob bower, the military cadet died during an outdoor training exercise and temperatures soared into the 90's when he was there. rick, can you please tell us we can expect relief soon? >> we have heat advisories, the actual temperatures yesterday and important to know, newark, new jersey, dulles in the d.c. area, bridgeport, connecticut the temperatures was the all-time highest temperature of any day ever. this is breaking those kinds of records and new york city and fort smith arkansas broke the records, but extremely hot. 92 in st. louis, 80's in both minneapolis and chicago. and head to the eastern seaboard and execs treemly-- extremely warm and 102 in

ande anders bravic, admitted to the shooting and bombings, one up from the previous total, and the latestthey held the first funerals for the victims of the attack. determining if a body in a well is the missing mom tanna fay lynn. she disappeared from her home in georgia and police arrested her husband james lynn on charges of obstructing judges and expect today face murder charges and the court said he sent a cryptic text message to a relative that day, on the day she disappeared urging them to take care of her kids. >> and rifles stolen from a california military base, police made arrests though in the atf says some of the rifles have been recovered, but some suspects are still on the loose and authorities fear the rifles could be sold on the black market. they're just 6th, 7th and 8th graders, check it out. a new jersey middle school will start drug testing students in the fall the and the testing is voluntary, but the issue is dividing parents in the town belvedere. >> it's a shame. they're 11. i don't think they should be drug tested this young after age. listen, kids are doing that