. >> relatives of norwegians shot dead by the gunman anders breivik last month have been visiting the scene for the first time. family members have been accompanied by psychologists, priest, and investigators. >> is nearly one month since anders breivik murdered their loved ones. today, relatives of the dead were allowed to visit the island where the massacre had taken place. over the next two days, hundreds of family members of victims and some survivors will come here to the holiday island which became a killing ground. to offer support, there are teams of psychologists and counselors. the door to hope these visits will bring some degree of peace. >> it is difficult, it is hard for them, but nevertheless, they want to do this. >> i think they need to know, very often ask for details. this is the place it happen, this is where they can learn more about the details as well. >> in oslo, the killer was back in court today at a closed hearing. the court ruled that anders breivik should continue to be kept in total isolation for four more weeks. he has admitted carrying out the shooting s

- unlike lochner, breivik had a philosophy. he plagiarized the man festo from the unabomber and used mcveigh's methods. he views himself as bart part of this larger movement and it's a race based sort of thing. and it's a difficult for them to determine if he's legally insane or not. lochner is obviously outs of it. but this fellow is chillingly -- when he's been questioned and all some it's a -- a more appropriate comparison, but the real issue is here is the larger issue of multi-cultural and debate immigration that's been tearing european politics apart. >> what about immigration policy and whether it conceivably feeds into an endangerment of the population, if it is regarded as and is too lax? are we -- you know, multi- culturessism attacked now, particularly in great britain and elsewhere. >> it's a huge issue in europe. muslim immigration is a huge issue in europe. in france and it's been that way -- when i was a student in france, it was a huge issue back then. it's a huge issue in germany with the turks. they have three

on july 22nd, anders breivik killed 63 people. he also set off a bomb outside government buildings that killed eight people. one of the survivors talked about what happened to him on that deadly day. >> i remember laying there for a while and suddenly i could hear him placing his boots just right in front of my face. and i could also feel the barrel he was pointing at me. and now i was thinking, it's over. everything i could say was don't shoot. >> many of those shot and killed by breivik were teenagers attending a youth camp hosted by norway's labor party. the camp has vowed to return to the area next year as a way to show breivik did not destroy their lives. >>> president obama is continuing his vacation in martha's vineyard. brian mooar has the latest. >> before heading off on his vacation. president obama taped a message blaming washington politics for blocking legislation that could put america on the road to recovery. >> the only thing preventing us from passing these bills is the refusal by some in congress to put country a

. >> it has been nearly one month since anders breivik killed their loved ones.hey are now allowed to visit the area where the massacre took place. over the next two days, hundreds of family members of victors and some survivors will come here to the holiday island that became a killing ground. there are teams of psychologists and counselors to offer support. authorities hope these visits will bring some degree of peace. >> it is difficult for the relatives. nevertheless, they want to do this. >> they need to know. very often, they ask for details. this is where they can learn more about the details as well. >> in oslo, the killer was back in court today. at a closed hearing, the judge ruled that breivik should continue to be kept in total isolation for four more weeks. he has admitted carrying out the killing spree in detonating a bomb in the center of oslo. he has denied criminal responsibility. >> i was hoping he would admit it. is a very difficult situation. he was only speaking and thinking of himself. >> earlier this week, breivik was taken back to the area

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in an editorial response to their editorial, the "wall street journal" calls breivik an al qaeda copycat and reminds us that if this does prove to be the work of islamists, it will be noted that neither norway's opposition to the war in iraq nor its considerable financial and political support for the palestinians spared it from attack. and if that hypothetical day should come, that's an imaginary lesson they will not soon pretend to forget. [laughter] and as the "washington post"'s jennifer rubin wrote in her retrarks "the jihadist links did not bare up, but there are many more jihadists than blonde norwegians out the kill americans." right. so if you're pulling a news report completely out of your ass, it is safer to go with muslims. that's not prejudice. that's probability. because the news business is all about guesstimating, just taking shots in the dark. it's friday, you're trying to beat the traffic for the weekend, you hear about a horrible attack and you roll the bones and go muslim. same way when you see someone turn the wrong way up a one-way street your journalistic instincts

look atre continuing tocc1: surveillance video to verify breivik's statement he acted alone. >>> amtrak is facing a lawsuit that involved the deadly crash between a passenger train and big rig. the company which owns the truck is now suing amtrak and union pacific saying they did not maintain a safe railroad crossing at the site of the crash. in june, six people died and many injured when the accident happened. the truck company says neither amtrak nor union pacific warned drivers of oncoming train, despite information that other truckers saw the flashing lights and warning signs up to 200 yards from the crossing. amtrak is countersuing the truck company claiming negligence in its training of drivers. >>> belmont is taking action against a recent crime spree. seven robberies last week, plus one attempted robbery has city leaders scrambling for answers. tonight they're holding a city meeting. nbc bay area's kimberly terry is in belmont with the details. >> reporter: diane, residents say they aren't going to continue to let their neighborhood fall victim to thieves. a neighborhood watch m

police in norway have a admitted they have a recording of a phone call between anders behring breivik -- have admitted they have a recording of a phone call between anders behring breivik and others, saying, "mission accomplished." investigators declined to comment on the contents of the call. the man who attacked rupert murdoch has been sentenced to six weeks in jail. he pleaded guilty to assault, also known as jonnie marbles, his stage name as a comedian. in hama, more than 100 people are said to have been killed in the last three days of violence. there are more reports of shelling by government sources. the diplomatic community has increased its condemnation. u.n. secretary-general ban ki- moon said that president bashar al-assad has lost all credibility. >> the crowd on the streets of hama after purrs on the first day of, -- after prayers on the first day of ramadan. pictures we cannot verify, but clearly there are thousands of them. "down with the regime," they shout. prom today, more amateur footage -- from today, more and mature footage.amateur but on syrian tv, it is an entir

. >>> two norwegian psychiatrists are now tasked with determining the sanity of the anders breivik. he said he spect years claiming the attacks that claimed the lives of 11 people. the head of panel said it's unlikely that breivik will be declared insane because he seemed to be in control of his actions on the day of the attack. in norway an insanity defense requires the defend to be in a state of psychosis. the judge will ultimately decide if breivik can be held criminal liable. >>> the taliban is now claiming responsibility for a suicide bowling today in southern afghanistan. reports say a man drove a car between police vehicles at building's entrance and set off explosives, sending a dark plume of smoke into the air. at least 11 people were killed, including one child. 12 others were wound and most of those victims were officers. >>> in syria, at least 70 people are dead after a violent attack on protesters. witnesses say military forces opened fire into crowds and residential areas of hama. there is word now that syrian forces have taken control of hama and other areas of the co

take six to nine people the norway has returned to the island scene of its deadly rampage unders breivik was helping police reconstruct events showed no remorse when describing how he targeted children as he tried to swim away from the island their right wing extremist is also charged with organizing an explosion in the capital oslo breivik claims he wanted to save europe for muslims and multiculturalism. nineteen people have been killed and almost forty wounded in the taliban to target the governor's residence in central afghanistan this is side bomber blew up a car near the gates making a hole in the wall that allowed five other insurgents to storm the compound the target was a group of prominent officials who were gathered for a meeting that bonnets in afghanistan has reached its worst levels as to thousand and one as a surgeon to carry out attacks in relatively peaceful areas. and as well as president hugo chavez is back home after his second round of cancer treatment in cuba vowing to remain in power charge it made it all the time like wearing his trademark red beret as he chatted w

. >>> and a suspect, anders breivik, did shopping on ebay for a full face hess operator and hazmat suitt a surprise. a manifesto thought to be authored by breivik mentions the site over and over saying, "ebay is your friend." he might change his tune. ebay's people say they're helping police investigate the bombing and shooting spree that killed 77 people. >>> amy winehouse was reportedly in the middle of adopting a 10-year-old caribbean girl when she died. you heard this right. britain's "mirror" newspaper reports that winehouse wanted to be an adoptive mom to a girl named danica from st. lucia. the girl told the paper, "amy was already my mother. i would call her mom, and she would call me her daughter." winehouse's attorneys had already contacted the biological parents. >>> a new law makes it illegal for professors and pupils to have private relationships on any social networking sites. that means exclusive relationships on myspace, google-plus, and other sites are off limits. the point is to curb sexual misconduct between teachers and students. the wording of the law leaves room for

well bill your viewers may not realize this but the english defense league and by the way anders breivik sent the many messages and referred to them many times in his tone that fifteen hundred pages he wrote just before the slaughter there but it was an engine tragedy news group that triggered the formation of the english defense league in a town north of london called so actually you know why i know them and consider them i mean i've talked to them a bit like the flintstones the way they behave but indeed because their messages can be amplified by the media all around the world they've had some very very serious consequences but i think creating groups like the english defense league and perhaps even by a string of then strictly people like i'm just breivik in norway but also and we heard in your former report there miles i'm back and we heard the british security services accused of of torture and things so you've got people saying well we have a right to do that because look at these people look at these radical muslims so in a way the idea is there are dangerous and i think people ar

and many of them made the trip over on the ferry that breivik used on the day of the attacks, but theyagain, we have been through so much that does not matter at this point. tomorrow, survivors, and those who escaped the island will visit and one of them talked about the trip earlier today. >> i'm not spending time thinking about him. okay. mostly, i don't want to, because i don't think that he deserves my thoughts. i would rather that my friends who are not here today get my thought. >> so, clearly, they are not focusing on the man who has admitted to this horrible crime, andres breivik, and instead focusing on the ones they lost on than day. >> and again, he was in court today or a hearing today and what can you tell us? >> yes. yeah, and he told the judge that he deserves to be released from the isolation and he needs to meet other inmates and he needs access to sfwer net and tell -- internet and the media and the judge said absolutely not, because he could tamper evidence, and contact others and so they will keep him for four more weeks keep him in isolation in that prison. >> jay,

breivik's lawyer acknowledges the demands are unrealistic.nell issue inned investigating the bombing site in oslo but that they are still collecting evidence at this summer camp. they say so far everything indicates that breivik acted alone. now a possible crackdown in this country on the fertilizer that investigators say breivik used to build his bomb. it's the same vertizer that timothy mcveigh was convicted of using in the 1995 bombing on the alfred p. murrow federal building in oklahoma city. janetjanet said today people bu, selling or transferring at least 25 pounds of ammonium nitrate should have to register with the united states government. so the feds can check their names against the terror watch list. a spokeswoman for the vertizer industry says that industry supports the move. quoting here. this provides for an added layer of public safety while preserving this valuable fertilizer for its intended use. well, after weeks of bitter fighting over the debt limit. last night lawmakers on both sides found something they could all celebr

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andres breivik ones that in return for sharing information about to other terrorist cells that he is mentioned during questioning. the bombing and shooting massacre killed 77 people. >> a quick break as the kron 4 morning news continues. here is a live look outside on this tuesday morning. >> more trouble moves for casey anthony. a television producer is bringing a lawsuit between anthony and her attorney. they say they promise out taylor first interview. taylor was to pay into the $50,000 up front and another $950,000 after the interview but they say the interview never happens because it was hijacked by a third party. and it was released from jail last month after a jury acquitted her of murder charges in the death of her daughter. >> former mayor walking out of jail overnight, former detroit mayor walking out of prison early this morning. he served 14 months of a five-year sentence for violating a sentence as he pleaded guilty in september 2008 of two felony counts of obstruction of justice stemming from his efforts to cover an extramarital affair. he is expected to board a flight

that of a forensic panel that will evaluate anders breivik's state of mind says it is unlikely the admitted assassin will be declared insane because he appeared to be in control of his actions at the time of the attack. it would be difficult to conclude they were the work of a delusional madman. >>> josh fatal and jashane baue have been held after straying across the border into iraq from iraq. a third hiker sha er sara shour freed on bail and released last year. >>> now, a look on stories making news in america. in ohio a test flight of a wright brothers replica plane led to a tragic end for two pilots. both died after their plane crashed in a rural area. authorities were notified of the crash an hour after the plane took off. the cause is under investigation. >>> in washington, a father and son snapped photos of a giant jellyfish they discovered while exploring tide pools. the pair initially thought the four-foot gelatinous creature was an alien, but luckily an internet search confirmed its sea life origin. >>> in california overcast skies failed to put a damper on the annual u.s. open of

. >>> and doors breivik used ebay to -- anders breivik used ebay to buy his supplies for the killing attack he went on. ebay released a statement in part saying -- >>> new documents reveal an old problem in a pg&e pipeline. this 1988 polaroid shows where the leak was discovered. it's nine miles from the crash site. this was sent to the ntsb with the report. according to a 2002 federal law, that should have triggered an inspection on all of the lines in the area, including the one that exploded in san bruno. this week pg&e crews are expected to continue digging up an abandoned pipeline near the san bruno site. crews worked on saturday because people were complaining about the smell of natural gas. pg&e says the smell did not come from gas but from lingering chemicals. crews are planning to inspect the welds on it. >>> 7:34. there's record this morning that some chain stores are shopping for approval from san francisco voters. target, petco, chase, they are looking to enter or expand into the city. but they have to get special approval from the planning department and the community. no

breivik made a bomb out of a vehicle and set it off. it's the same type of bomb that the uni bomber used. and it's the same bomb that terrorists used in 1993, they killed six and injured thousands more. it was also the mixture that terrorists used to bomb the u.s. embassies back in 1998. the most recent attempt to set off a fertilizer infused bomb was last year in new york city. a naturalized american citizen parked an suv that was filled with the explosive combination right in the middle of time square. but he failed to detonate it and police not only disarmed the vehicle, they also tracked down the man who put it there. randy shandobil first brought us this report in may of last year. >> reporter: the doors to this jet were already locked preparing to take off from new york bound for dubai when the fbi stopped it and arrested the suspect in the botched car bombing of time square. 30-year-old fisal shizad who was attempting to flee. >> this was a terrorist plot aimed at murdering americans in one of the busiest places in the country. >

they say that anders breivik was taken in shackles back to the island where he admitted to ill canning 69 people at a youth camp. michelle kosinski joins me live from london. michelle, do we know how breivik reacted and was he remorseful as he went back to the tour to the location? >> no, not at all. that is one thing that the police did say. they are not giving away a whole lot of detail of what went on and keeping it under tight security although some pictures emerged, but they are surprised that at this point that he shows no remorse or reactions of his actions. what was eerie they had him walking around the island for his safety and had him on a leash and rope and he led them around for eight hours and carefully retraced his steps as best he could remember, and at times he even demonstrated as if he were holding a gun, very calmly, and with detail showing how he shot 69 young people on that island on july 22nd. really, a strange thing to see, and some people kind of criticized it, but police have been defending the actions although there is an independent investigation going on as

after 90 minutes, police captured the gunman 32-year old anders behring breivik.admitted to carrying out both attacks, calling them part of his plan for a cultural revolution. his lawyer has claimed breivik is most likely insane and investigators say they believe he acted alone. this weekend they took him back to utoya to re-enact events there and confirm details for his trial. the twin attacks have plunged norway into mourning with politicians and the royal family joining in an outpouring of grief. on friday, in washington, norway's foreign minister jonas gahr store met with secretary of state hillary clinton, who expressed her sympathies. i spoke with minister store a short time later. mr. minister, thank you very much for joining us. your country went through such a terrible shock. in a nation with fewer than 5 million people where so many must know one another, is it harder to get through something like this? >> well, i think it's hard for any country experiencing the effects of terror on civilians. the strength of my country i believe is that we come out with

anders breivik shot and killed 69 people there, many of them teenagers on july 22nd. jay gray is in norway with what hundreds of survivors hope to find back on that island. >> it's been a very emotional difficult weekend here today. hundreds of survivors returning to a place that just about a month ago they ran from under heavy gunfire, vowing to take back not just this plot of land but also their lives. >> most of these teenagers have made the trip dozens of times. this weekend their boat ride over is to a place so much different than what they've known. >> it's going to be an extremely emotional day for me. as i get back on the island and it's going to be something i really think i need. i believe i need to cry. >> tears that will be shared by close to 500 survivors returning to paradise that in just a matter of minutes shifted to a killing field. >> i remember laying there for a while. and suddenly i could hear him placing his boots just right in front of my face. and i could also feel the barrel he was pointing at me. again i was thinking, now it's over. everythin

in the meantime, the confessed killer anders behring breivik was back in court today challenging the court order to hold him in isolation. this sunday a national memorial service will be held to mark the end of one month of mourning. >>> a difficult day for the young royals. prince william and wife kate visited some of the birmingham neighborhoods hit by the riots and met with the families of some of those who died. charlie d'agata on how the royal family is reacting to the crisis. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge shook hands with police officers in britain's riot-ravaged community of birmingham. william and catherine say the violence they saw on tv shocked them and they wanted to see the aftermath up close. the duke and duchess stopped by a community center near the site where three men were killed in a hit-and-run during the riots. the royal couple met with families of the victims who were laid to rest in a large outdoor funeral on thursday. the future king and queen of england weren't the only royals to visit riot-torn neighborhoods. the palace rolled out the other p

a top doctor tells the associated press that anders behring breivik had been in control of his actionsin norway, an insanity defense requires that defendant be in a state of psychosis. while committing the crime. >>> d.b. cooper became a legend after parachuting out of a hijacked plane with $200,000 in cash. he has not been seen from since. as john donavan reports the mystery might soon be solved. >> reporter: like a ghost, the eyes in the sketch have never blinked once. the taunting question, who am i? now, 40 years after the plane hijacked by the man known to criminal history as d.b. cooper landed without him because he parachuted out the tail with $200,000 in ransom money, news that the fbi has a new lead. a spokesman is quoted as saying "our most promising lead." at the fbi forensic lab in quantico, virginia, they are said to be looking at a piece of property belonging to an apparently new suspect which is all they're saying about a case because the bad guy never found has entered the annals of criminal legend. >> it was the 1970's version of "bonnie and clyde." >> reporter: jeffre

the girl was 14, among the 77 people who were killed by anders breivik on a remote island earlier thisth. 150 others were injured in the attacks. >>> one year after 33 chilean miners upon trapped 2,000 feet -- were trapped 2,000 feet below the ground, life above the ground has had varied results for the men especially when it comes to their finances. after the rescue, the men were bombarded with trips and requests for interviews, flown to the u.s., spain, and britain among other spots. now, a year later, the media hype has died. and some of the miners have fallen on hard times. 15 still unemployed. some have managed to capitalize on their newfound fame by making appearances and giving motivational speeches. >>> history was made in thailand as the first female prime minister was elected. the 44-year-old became the country's 28th prime minister. she won the election with 296 votes of the 500-seat parliament. her post will become official this weekend. >>> we'll be back with a story about how dogs are helping kids read. asleep. [ male announcer ] unisom helps you fall asleep faster and st

like the english defense league and perhaps even by a string of then struggling people like i was breivik in norway. unrest has broken out in central kiev after ukrainian charge ordered the arrest of former prime minister yulia timoshenko citing contempt of court she's been on trial since june over alleged misuse of power while signing gas deals with russia in two thousand and nine argues that she had a shift she has more now from the ukrainian capital. a decision by judge in the key of course ruled out units in the central ukraine storm a prime minister is now placed under arrest now before that she was forbidden to leave the country now she is taken to a detention center and that's where she will spend her time until the trial comes to him then certainly the atmosphere inside and outside of the court building here in central kiev has been electrifying over the past several weeks or so ever since the trial started in june supporters of units of a second have been flocking here several hundred of them are now here protesting the decision which they believe politicized in the case itself t

massacre in norway's view count as it emerges two chechen teenagers were throwing stones at anders breivik to save others. and the soviet union is still a threat to the u.s. twenty years after it disbanded at least that's what republican presidential candidate michele bachmann believes to find out why at r.t. dot com. now a killing machine has invaded russian waters as two men have so far fallen victim to weigh in jaws attacking the country's far east troubles are sleeping the area all the lookout for the prius story monster while local authorities are promise over three thousand dollars to the person who can catch the creature from the deep . explores the dangers. nothing like this has ever happened here before russia has never seen a shark attack let alone two in two days this sixteen year old boy was diving one hundred meters off shore when it's empty and the young man's wet suit service protection and saved him from death but both his legs were severely wounded if you . know. what it was so some guys went out on the first day. only a day earlier a twenty five year old man lost his fore

her blog yesterday to talk about the norway terrorist attacks before committing mass murder anders breivik cited geller a dozen times in his cross drenched manifesto written to explain why he did what he did if you just waited a week you could have saved her thirteenth time inexplicably geller posted a picture of the teenagers at the political youth camp just twenty four taken just twenty four hours before the shooting occurred and she wrote quote note the faces which are more middle eastern and mixed than pure in our region and that's right bella geller just attempting to justify brother it's massacre because there's more brown people in norway has since removed the post from her blog but that doesn't hide the fact that they hate she speeds is very very. after the break what fills the power vacuum under republican shrink the government and that is daily take i'll tell you i collected an asia is giving corporations the keys to the kingdom. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions it's time to break through get through if you've made who can you trust no o

on our website a hacker group who hijacked the twitter page of the norwegian mass murderer anders breivik claimed the breach was an attempt to undermine the killers on my posts and ideological statements from. him and a wild west meets the east in russia where people turn into how boys and indians for the start of the annual cowboy festival. in the israel foreign media are being accused of burning their heads in the sand over coverage of the biggest anti-government protests the country has seen in decades well tens of thousands of people fed up with deteriorating living standards are staging demonstrations calling for prime minister binyamin netanyahu to stand down but as paulus leader reports from tel aviv protesters voices are simply going on heard by the rest of the world. tens of thousands on the streets of israel angry today and protesting for change but is anyone listening or going to zero a lot of the foreign media want to see more of an action movie and this has been very violent it's been very hadn't been violent at all it's been very positive. well into week three the largest de

police put the admitted killer into a bulletproof vest, hooked him to a leash, and brought anders breivik back to the island where he shot 69 people. step by step, he re-enacted how he stalked the young victims, aimed at them as they tried to swim away. all this apparently standard practice in norway when the suspect confesses and the prosecutors need video to use at the trial. >>> and today, there was a call to action from billionaire investor warren buffett, who says i is time to ask some tough questions of all the money managers making fortunes in america while working men and women pay ththmost taxes. buffett asked, should he pay a smaller percentage of tax than his own secretary? abc's bianna golodryga has his argument. >> reporter: warren buffett took aim at the nation's tax system, saying his $45 billion fortune had bought him access to an elite club that doesn't pay its fair share. in today's op-ed, the billionaire says, "while most americans struggle to make ends meet, we mega-rich continue to get out extraordinary tax breaks. my friends and i have been coddled long enough." it's

the head of the review panel said breivik was in control of his actions. >>> the cameras have been in place for more than two years but stopped operation earlier this year's after the contract expired. the cameras will resume taking pictures of red light runners. they've beenen operational until after midnight. but citations will not be ordered nor 20 days. >>> we'll tell you why so many piers will be at a skating rink. >>> and the changes coming and the deals being made. >>> burning rubber and the need for speed in wine country this weekend. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering. hurry in and lease the jetta s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.com today. >>> the entire family came back tonight and reunited. in the middle of crowd was the owner christine. she says it's been difficult to maintain and finally made the heart wrenching d

taken back to the crime scene as part of a police record struction wearing a bulletproof vest anders breivik reportedly showed no remorse for the july twenty two massacre as he's planned eight hours showing officers way he had fired on the youth rally so effects two year old far right extremists is also accused of bombing in central also and killing eight people that times have deeply traumatized norway one of the most politically stable and tolerant countries in the. venezuela's president hugo chavez is back home after his second round of cancer treatment in cuba vowing to remain in power charges through the dude on the top wearing his trademark red bahraini as he tried to do with government officials the fifty seven year old leader underwent surgery in cuban dream to remove a tumor in his medical team has not yet determined whether he will need a further round of chemotherapy. five people were killed and dozens injured in an accident caused by a freak gust in indiana thousands witnessed the horrifying scene when a massive metal stage structure collapsed on to crowds of fans waiting for a b

joining us to get into some of that anders breivik used to the shocking side effect his equipment used for the massacre that you can buy observe since. also online was dramatic video of one tornado sweeping through russia's far east cross the path of destruction. and dynamic australian electro pop duo end part of the sun peter rock was going to try to take a gig. if. let's take a quick look now at some other international headlines for you the suspected leader of one of mexico's most notorious drug cartels has now confessed to ordering the murder of fifteen hundred people police arrested the thirty three year old man known as l t a go on friday accusing him of being the head of a gang of hired killers working for a major crime ring the cartel controls the smuggling of drugs into the united states from owners the deadliest mexican city with more than three thousand americans took place last year. clashes between libyan rebels and colonel gadhafi as loyalists left six people dead the opposition held city of benghazi the fighting started when rebels attacked the forces that aided the pris

a trip that he made on this ferry, the same boat that the confessed killer, anders breivik, used the day of the deadly attack. but as he coasted into the island where he spent the last ten summers, the sounds of screams and bullets gave way to a decade of what was so good about this place. >> it's ten years with good memories and one year with bad memories. but that was the result of one man. but the good memories from all those years is the results from hundreds and hundreds of good friends. so they really live stronger in me now. >> reporter: the strength that took him back to the place he hid until the gunfire forced him into the water, the strength that helped him to leave personal memorials to friends who did not survive. a strength and comfort that only comes with being here and being together. none of those who escaped that horrific day will ever stand alone again. >> we are going to be veterans all our lives of this day that happened. we're going to be friends. we're going to know each other and we are hugging each other still. >> reporter: and holding tight to the memories 6

the crime scene where police recognition records trucks and other wearing a bulletproof vest anders breivik who reportedly showed no remorse for the twenty two massacre spent eight hours showing officers way had fired on the youth rally a thirty two year old far right extremist is also accused of bombing central oslo and killing eight people that have deeply traumatized norway one of the most politically stable and tolerant countries easier. than israel is present to go charteris is back home after his second round of cancer treatment in cuba vying to remain in power and charge it seemed i made it on the top of their. in his trademark gradually reign as he chatted with government officials picked a seventy year old leader underwent surgery in cuba in trying to move tumor his medical team has not yet determined whether he needs a photograph looking at therapy. five people were killed and dozens injured. by a blast in indiana thousands witnessed the horrifying scene what a massive metal stage structure collapsed onto crowds of funds waiting and to play at the state governor mitch daniels said

massacre on always a new toy island as two teenagers from russia tell how they try to stop anders breivik surrounded also. soviet military secrets for the chinese dragon why ukraine is seeking to sell china play sand defense systems more on that and other stories we're covering of course at the top. now a quarter past the hour here in moscow. with america's debt drain and its distressed dollar more and more investors are turning to the shiny stuff gold is fetching record prices right now industry analyst scott carter told us that the push for precious metals will continue while the u.s. struggles to get its house in order for objective was to make the dollar stable for the world we did not achieve that and as a result what you're seeing because of the boom bust cycle inflation the devaluing of the currency you're seeing a move back to the gold standard even though it's not official you see gold increasing in value you see individuals sovereign nations and central banks purchasing gold as a way to hedge against the dollar with the dollar as the world's reserve currency there has to be some

the english defense league and perhaps even by a string of events triggering people like i'm just breivik in norway and as london decides how to act on sharia law activists there's a different kind of extreme sentiment resurfacing elsewhere in europe all this to purchase another nazi s.s. veterans gathering while battling anti fascist rallies and that's despite fears strengthening dangerous ultra right groups will stay with us for a full report next hour. and an update on all our stories as just on the way in a moment stay with us. feel. the looming. six pts to. see. if. you feel. more news today violence is once again flared up to feel these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada ashu for showing up for a shelter on the day six. welcome back here's a look at the week's top stories from our t.v. the aaa that's now america's accounting anxiety its credit crowd has taken down a rock in the ratings as investors frogger over how the debt ceiling raise was have the. news rounded off and walking we can global markets with wall street worst week in over two years wor

web site all to dot com a group who hijacked the twitter page of the norwegian mass murderer anders breivik and they claim the breach was an attempt to undermine the killers online posts and ideological stick. and other wild wild west meets in the east in russia where people turn into cowboys and indians for the start of the annual cowboy festival. it used to be an ideal place for a holiday. to change in a moment. the winds of war are still visible. the republic is not only relieved but also shaping the future. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. welcome back here with r.t. at live from moscow it's now at twelve minutes past the hour the suspect arrested in connection with an explosion that took place at a kindergarten in eastern russia which left one girl injured has confessed to the crime the blast wounded a five year old pupil who noticed a small box decorated with a ribbon on the terrace of a kindergarten in the city of a more reports say the bomb was packed with nails and other small metal objects leaving her with multip

a string of them strictly in people like i'm this breivik in norway police and supporters of former prime minister yulia timoshenko have clashed in the center of the ukrainian capital after a judge ordered her arrest for contempt of court she's been on trial since june over alleged misuse of power while signing gas deals with russia in two thousand and nine charges she denies parties like sarah chefs he has. this isn't by a judge in a key of course ruled that units in the central ukraine's former prime minister is now placed under arrest now because that she was forbidden to leave the country now she is taken to a detention center and that's where she will spend her time until the trial comes to and then certainly the atmosphere inside and outside of the court building here in central kiev has been electrifying over the last several weeks or so ever since the trial started in june supporters of you know some assegai have been flocking here several hundred of them are now here protesting the decision which they believe was politicized and the case itself they believe to be orchestrated by