in ten minutes, we'll be going live to diana magnay. she's been reporting for us near that youth with camp where with most of this violence and most of the death took place. stick around for that. >>> meanwhile, let me turn now to the other major story happening right now. president obama meeting with congressional leaders a t the white house to talk about the debt ceiling. he called the meeting after the negotiations came to a screeching and dramatic halt yesterday. we've got live team coverage for you this morning. cnn's brianna keilar at the white house, kate balduan at capitol hill. we'll talk to them in just a minute. but first, an update on where things stands. house speaker john boehner walked away from those talks with the president. this was over the issue of tax hikes, we're told. he says he will now begin discussions with senate leaders. now, here's what both sides had to say after the negotiations broke off. listen to. >> my expectation was that speaker boehner was going to be willing to go to his caucus and ask them to do t

cnn's diana magnay joins us now at a gathering point for victims where they're still searching for more possible victims. diana. >> reporter: hi, zain. the search continues. as you say, there are still four people listed as missing and the police are using all sorts of devices to try to find them including a mini submarine, but the death toll is at least at 86 as you said. anders be anders behreng breivik will be appearing in court. he'll be pleading not guilty so he'll get a chance to explain his extremely right-winged ideologies in court. that's why a lot of people are asking that this be a closed hearing. the police, for one, has a facebook page asking that no one be admitted into the courtroom so he doesn't get this kind of platform to air his views. already 60,000 members on that. i talked to people this morning about it and they said everything has gone his way so far and this must stop. also another piece of news just to bring you now, zain, is that it has been confirmed that an off-duty policeman stationed on the island fro text the people on the island earlier on was actually t

we're joined by cnn's diana magnay out of oslo. diana? >> reporter: a little earlier, police shut down oslo's central train station. apparently looking at a suspect package there. it gives you a sense of how on edge this country s. five days after the massacre, we know there are undercover armed policemen on patrol. we also know that breivek amassed six tons of fertilizer, according to his manifesto. the police are suggesting to us that there is a certain amount of that fertilizer which is not accounted for in the explosives found on the island or the bomb here in oslo. they say it is possible that that missing amount of fertilizer could be enough to produce a bomb. so definitely a very, very significant part of their investigation. now, breivek's lawyer yesterday gave some insight into his client's mental state saying this whole case does suggest that he is insane, that breivek himself was surprised that he was able to get away with as much as he did on the island, that police hadn't stopped him any earlier, and he was taking some sort o

our diana magnay has been on this story for us. this is a fast-moving story.ute by minute. >> reporter: well the prime minister has just been meeting with crisis center hotel just a few minutes up the road from the meeting with families, very emotional scenes going on there. gave a press conference saying that he believed this crime was politically motivated. of course if we look at the attacks targeting the government corridor in central oslo and then the youth camp of the labor party movement, and we've spoken also to some of the people who survived that attack, as you say, some of them hiding behind anything they could or running desperately to swim in the water, being shot in the water, let's listen to one of those camping on the island had to say. >> translator: we will take good care of each other. we'll make sure everyone get professionals to talk to and follow up on everyone. we'll not be threatened to silent. we will continue to fight for what we believe in. this is the best way to honor the memory of those we lost and we'll remain politically conscio

diana magnay, cnn, norway. >>> what are your options if having a boss younger than you is a problem?e answers after the break. >>> in today's "reclaim your career" we're talking about generational conflicts. when baby boomers, generation x, millennials and generation z all come together in the workplace. early i talked to life coach valori burton, and she said to focus on the position, not the age. you really need to make sure you do what you can do. there's times when there's ageism. if that's the case, you want to take the right precautions, go to the right people. other times it's about your own attitude. i think it's really, really important for people, number one, to be sure that they are not focused on what the other person is doing, not focused on the age, but instead focused on the position. i think even if we look at our culture, a lot of times we tear down our leader. so just focus on the position, not the age. make sure you're respecting that position. >> somehow you need to find some real common ground. >> yeah. >> you all are in it, you know, together. >> that's right. >

. >> diana magnay, we appreciate you as always. >>> let's turn back to the u.s. you may not believe what was going on in washington d.c. last night. maybe you were out last night at the movies or out having dinner. doing something with the family. let me tell you what the leaders of the free world were doing. they were dueling it out on the debt ceiling. just a week before we actually have some problems and won't be able to pay our bills. you are looking at a live picture at the white house. it is another extraordinary day. the president has called congressional leaders back to the white house at 11:00 a.m. this morning to try to hammer out a deal or at least explain to him how they plan on raising the debt ceiling and keeping the country from defaulting. both sides keep saying they are confident they will get a deal done before august 2nd, but they seem to be waiting for the other guy to blink. nobody is blinking right now. take a listen to both sides from last night. >> my expectation was that speaker boehner was going to be willing to go to his caucus and ask

joining me now live from u utoya is diana magnay. >> reporter: the death toll has been revised downward and now they're searching the island to try to find out what kind of ammunition he used and what the chronology of events on the island was. as you say, breivik himself is starting his period of solitary confinement. he hasn't seen his son since he was 16 years old. was horrified to hear the news. let's listen to what he said. >> translator: no, i'll never have more contact with him in my darkest moment. i think rather than killing all those people, he should have taken his own life. >> reporter: norwegians yesterday had a moment of silence, and last night a huge rose parade through the streets of oslo. more than 200,000 people. this is still a nation in shock and grieving. >> and, diana, breivik has said that he did not work alone. >> reporter: that's right. he's been talking about two groups supporting his action and he told the judge presiding over the case. that's the reason why the court was closed so that he could not give any kind of signals out to possible co-coa elaborators.

. >> diana magnay, thank you once again, this morning. the island attack diana was just talking about there, that's just part of the story. all of this started in oslo, the capital city. that's where a bomb went off targeting a government building. seven people killed in that blast. could have been much worse. the site may remind possibly of timothy mcveigh and oklahoma city. again, one man, anders behring brefic expected to be charged in both attacks. >>> a federal jury in new york has found the father of a convicted terrorist guilty of conspiracy and obstruction of justice. 55-year-old mohammad wall zazi is the charge father of nanlg zazi. the father now facing up to 30 years in prison. also yesterday, convicted sex offender, anthony sowell, guilty of 11 counts of murder. sowell was dubbed the cleveland strangler after the remains of dead women were found in and around his home two years ago. he showed very little emotion as the guilty verdicts were handed down. the 51-year-old now faces a possible death penalty when he's sentenced next

it looks like we've got a little cross line of communication there with our diana magnay. we'll check back with her the best opportunity we can. >>> back in this country now, as we've been telling you, for over an hour now, president obama and congressional leaders have been holding critical talks on the debt. brianna keilar will be reporting to us from the white house when we come back. >>> congressional leaders are at the white house or at least they were up until a few minutes ago, we understand, at the request of president obama. he called them there after debt negotiations broke down yesterday. let's go straight to brianna keilar. i understand they met. have they left the building? they only met about 50 minutes? >> reporter: the meeting is over and it wrapped up, we're told, at about 11:58 eastern. so you do the math there. and they weren't even together for an hour. they were together for less than an hour. we know after the speaker said yesterday that the talks between house republicans and president obama -- that they had fallen apart and he was going to move on a

. >> reporter: diana magnay, cnn, near utoya island, norway. >>> they're running out of time to raisehe debt ceiling. a late saturday meeting was held without the president. was any progress made on the debt ceiling negotiations? and this guy's got the right idea but when will the rest of us get to cool off from the extreme heat going on across the nation? a live weather forecast is straight ahead. many of you are asking for information through social media. reach out to us on twitter, facebook, cnn.com/don, four square, my book is available at barnes and noble and anywhere books are sold. there's whole grain in every box. make sure to look for the white check. yoo-hoo. hello. it's water from the drinking fountain at the mall. [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water can now come from any faucet anywhere. introducing the brita bottle with the filter inside. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, vetera

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