tram, she will face a fine of more than 130 euros and up to seven days in jail. -- if she wears a burqa on the metro or on the tram. >> when i go to the bank, of course i find it completely normal to show my face. it does not bother me. i was born and raised here. i am as belgian as anyone. this is my personal decision. "she does not care if anyone takes offense. that is discrimination. this should be solved through mutual understanding. if she would like to go outside, wearing the veil will not be an option anymore. >> today's route on the tour de france was a short exploration. another uphill race after the breeding ride. once again, it passed over the -- will be back with more on the explosions in norway after the break. >> is the motive is still unclear but one thing is certain, the massive blast that rocked downtown oslo was caused by a bomb. this was probably planted in a car. at least two people were killed, 15 others wounded. several government buildings were damaged included the office of the prime minister who was not in the building at the time of the blast. he said that the

in belgium, burqas banned. france, burqas and praying in the streets banned. while this weekend, right wing leaders in europe rejected all forms of violence. they don't want this to happen again. in norway, if one image sums up the nation's pain, it is this. as emergency workers mourn, others break into the national anthem. ♪ brian, here outside oslo cathedral, the center of the mourning, there is a sense of disbelief. as for breivik, he told the court he expects to spend the rest of his life in prison, but in norway, where there is no death penalty, the maximum punishment is 21 years. that means breivik, if found guilty, could be out of jail by the age of 53. >> martin fletcher in a very sad city of oslo, norway tonight, martin, thanks. >>> as his long manifesto shows, the suspect in these killings seemed to be heavily influenced by some people in this country who write and blog about the perceived threat from islam. and tonight one of them, a man named robert spencer, tells our national investigative correspondent michael isikoff he's being unfairly blamed f

reporter: guards stand by her front gate and she admits sometimes she even travels disguised in a burqa what i'm doing can make a difference for my future and for my daughter ace future and for other women and children of this country. then it is worth sacrificing our lives. >> reporter: a sacrifice that's become disturbingly familiar here. seth doane, cbs news, kabul. >>> coming up later on "the early show" the latest on the republican struggle in the house to find the votes to pass the debt limit bill. >>> plus meet the man who survived a cheat with death twice in lake huron. >>> and an update on what's happening with the british royal family including another wedding. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

i think, watching that, you almost understand why the taliban insists on burqas.want to buy a gift for the cupping, they are registered at macy's, crate and barrel and the american girl store, so -- meanwhile, in politics, another republican has jump into the crowded race for the presidency. former utah gove november jon huntsman. most americans know him as the candidate who americans don't know. this is him. as you can see, his quality cases to be president include having gray hair, having an american flag in the background of his office to stand in front of. he's got my vote. governor huntsman announcement puts him somewhere between ron paul and count chocula as the favorite to win the gop nomination. [ applause ] really, at this point, if you're white and own a suit with an american flag pin on it, you're automatically a republican candidate for president. meanwhile, to no one's surprise, on the "today" show this morning, john mccain, the senator from arizona, said he will not be running in 2012. or walking, for that matter. [ laughter ] he just -- going to get