she was hiding in the to live as the gunman was shooting outside. also on the island, a swedish politician. he said that people ran for their lives when they realized what was happening. >> at the beginning, like many others, they were not sure what was going on. it could be shots, but it could also be a game playing or whatever. after a few minutes, it became more evident that there was some kind of shot going on. people ran away from the houses where they were gathered. i ran with people who got a small hill. at that point, i saw a couple bodies lying on the ground a few meters away. i could not see the person at that time. when we heard that the police had arrived, i thought that things could be over. he showed up and i saw him 10 or 20 meters away. we thought maybe it was a security guard. he had a big rival of some kind and he started shooting. there were several other people. they moved a few meters away. they tried to see if he was coming. it might actually would have turned. i think it was like 20 minutes later. the real police showed up. th

that gunman, a 32-year-old, is still in police custody.island, witnesses say, dressed as a policeman. they believed him. many of those teenagers ran toward him as he shot them dead. others tried to esespe by swimming off the island, and he was able to literally pick them off in the water, just a horrific, horrific scene here. police now say that divers have searched the bottom of that lake all night long, and at this point they are even considering bringing in a submarine to look for more victims. dan? >> all right, miguel. thank you for your reporting on what is truly a horrific story. and one that continues to develop. >>> let's go to ron claiborne once again with a look at the morning's other headlines. ron, good morning. >> and good morning to you again, dan, bianna. good morning, everyone. >>> in the news, it will be another oppressively hot day for tens of millions of americans. most of the east coast will bake under triple-digit temperatures again. some scattered blackouts reported. we will have today's forecast in a moment. >>> and

office where at least seven were killed though the prime minister himself was not harmed next to a gunman went on a shooting spree at a youth camp where i witness for. court say more than twenty people may have been killed police say they suspect the man arrested for the shooting is linked to the bombing in the capital state secretary christian amundson calls a situation the worst his country has seen since world war two police evacuated both the city center and oslo central railway station reports say the terror group helpers of the global jihad had claimed responsibility in response to always involvement in afghanistan but later recanted that statement meanwhile in a separate attack a gunman reportedly dressed as a policeman opened fire at a youth rally outside oslo he's been arrested and now being questioned by authorities and tara police have reportedly been sent to the camp where some seven hundred teenagers were gathered. mark almond a history lecturer from oxford university says norway's involvement in nato's military campaigns could be a factor behind the attack. the most likely e

minister's office where at least seven were killed though the pm himself was not harmed then the gunman went on a shooting spree at a youth camp by witness reports the latest ones we had through claim up to thirty people may. you have been killed there we hear there were seven hundred young people there between the ages of fourteen and seventeen even some unconfirmed reports that they were swimming in the sea to try and get away from a gunman again unconfirmed reports say he was wearing a police uniform police say they suspect the man that was involved in the shooting could be linked to the bombing in the capital now the state secretary christian amundsen said the situation is the worst his country has ever seen comment from the prime minister. said is safe he said it's a very serious situation and he's called an emergency government crisis meeting tonight preliminary reports suggest a car bomb with a blast so powerful that it blew out windows over a one kilometer radius was responsible for the awful amount of damage we've seen in the center of oslo the thick smoke was seen rising from

and so did the rest of the camp. >> how was the gunman acting? and what sort of weapons was he wielding? >> he was extremely calm. he was wearing one pistol, one gugu and one machine gun. an m-16, i believe it was. >> and how did you get away? >> when we heard the bullet pass our ears, we ran as fast as we could down to the shore, and everybody just jumped into the water and started swimming. >> i understand your clothes were weighted down by the water. you turned back. and did you actually come face to face with the gunman? >> yeah. when i tried to grab onto the shore, because i was exhausted, he looked me in the eyes while he was trying to shoot the people who did swim further. and he pointed the gun at me. i yelled to him, "no, please, no," and he -- i it seemed likee considered my idea for 10, 15 seconds and he turned away and he started shooting again at the peopleleere swimming, and then he took away and left. >> well, norway is heavy on the hearts and minds of americans tonight. our deepest condolences for the loss of your friends. >> than

gunman on the loose upside. >> he came up. he looked like a policeman. then he started to shoot everybody at the same time. all the kids are running. they tried to hide. some tried to swim to the mainland. others just try to hide in the bushes, the rhinestones. my daughter managed to run into -- behind stones. my daughter managed to run into the toilet along with some other girls and hide in there. she told me, now they're shooting again. now it is silent. now there is a helicopter. back and forth all the time. i tried to keep her calm and said, do not live anywhere. i also called the police, of course. they send somebody. we just had a contact all the time so i know about it, but it was scary, scary scary. you could over hear the shooting. >> just to be clear, while she was hiding in the toilet with her friends, she and you were texting each other with the gunmen outside. >> yes. >> was she aware that other teenagers were being killed? >> yes, because there were outside the toilet door asking for help. i think he died. she said so at least. she did not

>> reporter: there are new details being revealed about the accused gunman.rincipally that he rented a farm that allowed him to obtain 6,000 tons of fertilizer. the fertilizer that authorities believe was used in part to construct that powerful bomb that went off just a few blocks from here. police say the gunman at norway's youth camp had 90 minutes to attack before a s.w.a.t. team arrived. at least 84 people were killed. >> they ran out. and he just would shoot them. >> reporter: shaken survivors recall their desperate effort to get away from the man dressed as a policeman. some dove into icy waters, trying to swim away. others hid behind rocks. adrian plaquen was wounded in the shoulder. >> i was lying perfectly still and someone fell down so i hid behind. >> reporter: when policemen finally arrived the gunman reportedly gave up without a struggle. >> i tried to save people but there were people dead i couldn't do anything for. >> reporter: police say the suspect, a 32-year-old norwegian man, is also responsible for a powerful car bomb near a government bu

the accused gunman, 32-year-old anders bearing brev ek spoke through his attorney saying the killings were necessary to reverse the spread of islam. his violent political philosophy detailed in what he called a european declaration of independence. norway's prime minister denounced the killings. >> we're standing together and the message is very clear that this violence is not going to reduce our ability to be an open democratic associate. >> reporter: on the web the accused gunman calls himself a child of privilege growing up in this neighborhood of as low. they supported the labor party, the same party that was the target of friday's attack. an expert on terrorism says norway conference a very different situation than america did after 9/11. >> the american people were enraged at the international jihaddists who committed this. where are we going to put our rage? on ourselves? on our associate? who has produced this? >> reporter: adding to the anger and disbelief doctors who are treating wounded people say he used hollow point bullets designed to disintea great on impact. >> the acc

of international affairs believes it's the country's policies of multiculturalism that turn at the gunman against his own people behind an increasingly. intense sun's heat did the bait the bolt immigration. immigration is doing to no beach culture to culture alyssum is really not the way to go forward to marginalize the region feel their voices are not being heard in the political establishment. the reaching people have never been consulted democratically about whether a bump immigration on or not and that their political establishment is a sort of elite that lives in areas which are depicted out by all whites and that it's lower class who feel that the immigrants are sort of getting into the territories removing them folded from the drugs lowering their salaries etc and they have no avail global playing the democratic rules i guess. so far seems to be the motivation of this person as well. meanwhile in light of the attacks norway has reimposed the border controls denmark did the same over two weeks ago a move strongly criticized by other e.u. members sullivan off from the moscow state hu

they capture the gunman after just two minutes. it was a press helicopter that took this photograph of breivik on the island. but today, the police have defended the speed of their response. >> i do not think this could have happened faster. i do not see how that could have been possible with this distance and under these conditions, so we will always try to be better. i do not see how we could have done this past year. >> the local community is reluctant to criticize the police response, but it is the people of a small camp site that were the rescuers of shivering and injured young people. >> i have seen things that nobody should have to see. >> the overriding problem was that the gunman had calculated that by setting off an explosion in oslo, he would draw the police there, while he had time to massacre young people at a summer camp. gavin hewitt, bbc news, norway. >> in libya, the efforts to find a deal to end the civil war which has stretched on for months now intensified today as a u.n. envoy arrived in tripoli for talks. coun

minister's office where at least seven were killed there though the pm self was not harmed then a gunman went on a shooting spree in a youth camp where i witness reports say more than twenty may have been killed police say the suspect the man arrested for the shooting is linked to the bombing earlier in the capital state secretary christian emerson called the situation the worst his country's ever seen police evacuated both the city center in oslo central railway station in the last few hours the reports that army had been posted around the center there to try and make sure that things stayed calm to try and ensure security as best they could global jihad has claimed responsibility in response to norway's involvement in afghanistan as we just heard now though that's not substantiated maybe that will be changing throughout the night meantime in a separate attack a gunman reportedly dressed as a policeman opened fire at a youth rally outside oslo we hear you're seeing pictures of that now i would tell you our island we're hearing there was seven hundred youngsters there between the ages of

they captured the gunman after just two minutes. it was a press helicopter that took this picture of breivik on the island. but the police helicopter was way to the south and the police teams traveled by road. but today the police have defended the speed of their response. >> i don't think this could have gone faster. i can't see how that could be possible within this distance and under these conditions. so we will always try to be better, but i can't see how we could have done this faster. >> the local community is reluctant to criticize the police response. but it is the people of a small campsite who were the rescuers of shivering and injured young people. >> i have seen things that nobody should have to see. >> the overriding problem was that gunman had calculated that by setting off an explosion in oslo, he would draw the police there while he had time to massacre young people at a summer camp. bbc news, norway. >> let's get some of the day's other news. the clock is ticking in the united states. >> that's right, it is indeed t

your screen a writes and now an act of desperation here's a man that pleads for his life but the gunman carries on with his brutal execution a very moving picture right there some witness accounts suggest that there may have been an accomplice but that has not been confirmed as the new bushell is now following developments for us. the number of casualties estimated has skyrocketed it would this is amy initially said it was around ten so. then the numbers have gone up dramatically. and dressed in police uniform apparently and the labor party youth rally and began shooting indiscriminately dozens have been killed and there have been horrific stories of people swimming for their lives hiding in the bushes some. people were wondering what was happening was it some bellew's exploding or somebody playing a joke and then everyone started to understand that people actually had been shot because i was dressed as a policeman and he came across like he was trying to help us he said come here he had a rifle i was using to shoot at us it was total chaos i saw people being shot. very sheltered indisc

they captured the gunman after just two minutes. it was a press helicopter that took this picture on the island. but the police helicopter was way to the south and the police teams traveled by road. the local communities reluctant to criticize the police response, but it is the people of a small camp site who were the rescuers of shivering and injured young people. >> i have seen things that nobody should have to see. >> the overriding problem was that the gunman calculated that he would draw the police there while he had time to massacre young people at a summer camp. gavin hewitt, bbc news, norway. >> some other news from around the world now. 78 people have been killed after a moroccan military transport plane crashed into a mountain. the hercules c-130 was attempting to land near the city of guelimim. the army blames poor weather. the u.n. mission in libya says nato bombing raids are putting the health service in tripoli under strain it says medical supplies are running low and most foreign medical staff have left. the mission a

. >>> gunman opened fire on a ranger in a park. that shooting triggered a massive search. elizabeth cook has more. >> reporter: law enforcement has concluded their search tonight in the park. they were looking for multipet suspects who they say opened fire on a park ranger. the ranger was not injured but the response team had to go in and rescue him. they think the suspects may be affiluated with marijuana groves in that area. cruise searched for multiple victims. they can't confirm if they were but they were just searching the area because there were multiple gun shots. police are telling people who live in the area stay in their homes till the search is over. they have concluded tonight but they will continue tomorrow. they have told people in the area and our cruise today they don't think the gunman will enter the neighborhood. >> you mentioned marijuana farms. are there farms now or this is in the past? >> reporter: in the past they found the pot farms and in that area there are marijuana groves and they believe the suspects may be affiliated with the marijuana groves.

prime minister's office where at least seven were killed but the pm himself is said to be not then a gunman one of the shooting spree at a youth camp by witnesses report claims of up to thirty there that may have been killed police say they fear there may also be explosives in the grounds are says general logan is in oslo she joins us now with the latest details. what. the poor don't have a bring us up to date with what's going on around you what you've heard from people around you that. basically what's going on around the country is an increased police presence and this is in reaction to the explosion incident that happened in the center of all slow and also that shooting at the u.k. outside of the city so the already is are definitely on the alert at least here with weapons actually just making sure that everything is for a less safe we now have people that pizza place in the city center that was nearby prime minister's office prime minister cell as we reported to say the state location it was also i reports the people it's going to be after this you can where the cabinet shooting where

they say the gunman used the property to store fertilizer for his bombs. meantime, the suspect's father is speaking out and calling the rampage by his son incomprehensible. >> translator: no. i will never have more contact with him in my darkest moments. i think that rather than killing all of these people he should have taken his own life. >> outside of the main cathedral, norwegians are mourning the dead with a sea of candles and memorials. >>> this morning supporters of embryonic stem cell research won a new round in a long- running legal battle. a federal judge in washington, d.c. threw out a lawsuit against the obama administration and stem cell research. the plaintiffs argued the white house violated a law prohibiting taxpayer funding. the rule something going -- the ruling is going to allow the government to fund a wide range of projects. scientists hope to find a way to use stem cells to treat stem cell injuries, parkinson's disease and other diseases. >>> overnight at vander burg air base in -- vanderburg air force base, air force detected an anom

this gunman came in and started shooting indiscriminantly? sure about that. >> the gunman was a few minutes after that and on the island. so i think that he did not start in the actual camp. he was starting nearby and the nearby boat. >> and from everything you've been able to piece together, it was a gunman? he was acting alone? >> yes, everything points that he was working alone. but, police in norway is connecting the situation on the island with the situation in oslo. they say if a bomb is what killed them, then it could be that he was working on the island and other people working with him in oslo. >> do you know how many people were at the camp at the snim. >> about 600 people were on the

our top stories and a norway's nightmare at least ninety two confirmed off the two of the country a gunman in a police uniform killed eighty five in a shooting spree they always offer a huge shot at the center of claiming seven lives. police have arrested a thirty two year old norwegian meantime a male suspected of being behind both attacks he's said to have links with a far right movement and these are the latest pictures of a second man who's now been arrested in the last few hours in connection with the double attack. the economic troubles just keep plaguing europe and the united states greece's credit rating is under threat following the e.u. agreeing. meanwhile america moves closer to defaulting on its massive. fail to agree on raising the debt ceiling. as you stay with us here and we'll keep you updated on the developments in no way throughout the day throughout the night but for the meantime a change of tone between now and then as we bring you the latest addition of this weekend's moscow out with martin. welcome to the. brides. one hundred forty. and with a whole range. from film f

paul wagner, fox 5 news. >> police say they don't know the identity of the gunman. they'll get his fingerprints and hope to find out his name. investigators are looking at surveillance footage accident also. >>> new tonight a solemn gathering to remember the innocent victim killed near the caribbean festival this weekend. the crowd in the northwest d.c. neighborhood called for an end to the recent wave of violence. police say a local turf war led to the gun fire in a crowd of people saturday afternoon. four people were shot in all. robert foster jr. died from his injuries. mayor vincent gray was at the carnival when the shooting happened. >> on saturday i was out here in the immediate aftermath. i spent about an hour and a half to two hours just going door to door talking to the neighbors to see how they felt, what concerns they had. >> you could have a strong police presence, but it's also important to get neighbors involved in crime prevention. when people come together, good things happen. >> police do say foster was an innocent victim caught in the middle of a g

i do want to ask you, astrid, back to this gunman, the individual in custody.ccording to cnn reporting, he's being questioned right now. tall with blond hair, caucasian, described as having a nordic appearance. do you know how police caught him? how they took him down. >> no, i actually don't know anything about how the police managed to get him. i know the special forces were here quick quickly. and there was also a helicopter here quite quickly but i don't know anything about the arrest. it didn't happen on the side where i was from where have i stand. >> also according to our reporting, this individual was spotted in and around the same area of oslo where the bomb went off. if you can, just help me because i'm not familiar with the lay of the land, how does one get from oslo to this island? and how long does that take? >> it's about 45 minutes drive. this island is about 45 minutes drive from oslo out in the country side. so it wouldn't have taken him more than that to get out here. but there's a small boat to get into the island. and according to witnesses,

where at least seven people were killed though the prime minister himself was unharmed next to a gunman went on a shooting spree on the i. and of new toy north of the capital at a labor party labor party youth camp where i witness reports say more than twenty people may have been killed police on the island of arrested off thirty two year old norwegian in connection with the attacks anti terror units have reportedly been sent to the camp where some seven hundred teams had gathered state secretary christine amundsen calls the situation in the country the worst since the second world war the police evacuated both the city center and oslo central rail station reports say the terror group helpers of the global jihad had an initially claimed responsibility but later recanted that statement. mark almond a history lecturer from oxford university says norway's involvement in nato is military campaigns could be a factor behind the attack. the most likely explanation is that norway's involvement as a nato member in on actions line nato from libya to afghanistan will have been the basis for some b

new this morning, a gunman is dead after police say he shot and killed seven people including his daughter and ex- girlfriend.

by then, the gunman killed at least 85 people.ampage started earlier in downtown oslo. >> this is one of the buildings that was damaged by the become. >> norwegians are coping with the aftermath of his actions. leaving flowers on the street the gunman destroyed. >> why do you feel the need to be here? >> because it's my country and i don't want to show that i'm scared to be here and i feel very sad about what is happening here. >> hundreds gathered for memorials saturday night at the bomb site to mourn those lost. the prime minister says his country stands united. in oslo, norway, randall, cbs news. >>> a motive is unclear, but breivik did post a series of angry messages online criticizing norway's ruling liberal labor party. a conservative party confirms he was a member of their youth party from 1999 to 2004. he makes his first court appearance on monday. > the body of five time grammy award winner, amy winehouse who was found dead today in her london apartment. an autopsy will determine the exact cause of death, but winehouse st

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the gunman opened up fire in the parking lot killing one person. the police have identified the victim as george william bryant. officers say when they got here it was pretty chaotic. >> when they responded, they found a large group of people surrounding the victim. as the officers tried to secure the crime scene and move people back some medical personnel could arrive, some people failed to follow those orders. one officer was assaulted and was transferred to the hospital where he was treated and released. we do have one person in custody for that assault. >> the search continues for the gunman still on the run tonight. if you have an intermission, call metro crime stoppers. live in rosedale, sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> another man is dead after a shooting. the unidentified victim shot in the head around 11:15 p.m. on stonewood road. investigators believe the man was fighting off two other men when someone produced a gun and opened fire. the victim was taken to johns hopkins where he died. tonight, the suspect remains at large. police are i

. >> efforts to catch the gunman. abc 7 is at the kennedy space center. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> are breaking news right now is on the northbound washington baltimore parkway. it is shut down because of the serious accident. newschopper 7 is over the 198 x. it. people are trapped inside of the single car accident. we will of the view on this situation as soon as we get more information. this is from beltsville where a man is than an two tilden car her in a major crash on the beltway. we have a scene there. we are going to begin tonight on storm watch. some serious storms are moving through our region. there is concern that there might be flooding tomorrow. >> there has a chance of flooding around the baltimore area. >> we are under a flash flood watch. let's go to live doppler. how can show you that area that is still under a flash flood warning. that is the area around baltimore. you can get an idea of the heavy rains of there. primarily around the baltimore area, there are more storms are around the wincheste

. >> in the second account, a gunman dressed in a police uniform several people at a youth camp. no reports of fatalities yet. they arrested one person but it was not known if it was the gunman. >> in just a matter of minutes leon panetta will take an important step of ending the don't ask, don't tell policy. they will present president obama with a certification from each branch of the military overturning the policy. the certification confirms that ending don't ask, don't tell will not harm recruitment. once the president signs off, a 60-day clock starts until the policy is repealed. >> another show down in the deadline to raise the nation's debt ceiling. the senate voted down the republican measure and president obama took to a college townhall meeting says he is ready to back tough choices. >> president obama repeating his message any deal must include tax increases not just spending cuts, republicans say no tax increases. >> at a townhall meeting in maryland, president obama tried to bring home to americans what it would mean to them if there is no increase in the federal de

some people jumped into freezing waters to try and escape, and others hid and the gunman continued to search into targets, sometimes firing into the water. the suspect believed to have been involved in the huge bomb blast that hit central oslo on friday afternoon. in that blast, seven people are considered dead, and scores more are injured. the police say two attacks are likely links. and our correspondent is near utoya island this morning. she joins me on the line. let's begin with where you are and what you are seeing? >> we are still on route. it's supposed to be a 45-minute drive from oslo. we have been driving for 2 1/2 hours now. we only presume the direct roads to oslo have been cut off to transport the injured and the dead to oslo. we're still on route. the stories that we are hearing about what happened on the island yesterday are just horrific, and the gunman was carrying out his rampage for longer than an hour, pit afull pictures really, and this was a summer camp for members of the labor party, some as young as 13 swimming desperately away from the gunman to try and avoid

parliamentary buildings including the prime minister's office where at least seven were killed then a gunman went on a shooting spree at a youth camp and several deaths are reported police say they fear there may also be explosives in the grounds there houses daniel logan is in oslo for us she joins us now live with the latest details good evening no problem against stauffenberg we're hearing is confirmed to be safe tonight that is some good news out of because it was his office of course that was targeted previous up today with what you know. it would start when to call the care that's in the center of that center of hospital the capitol trying to reach sworn explosion late this afternoon basically at the close of the park on the nearest parliamentary building and where the prime minister's office right now there is someone from equal could it big. and. those. who are. not going to get. that base probably are seeing out. here or else they are is an increased police presence. all the precautions they possibly can speaking with the series that i've seen around there are automatic weapons and

the survivors have been telling horrific tales as this gunman or alleged gunman walked around this island for an hour and a half shooting child after child after child after child. the shooting would stop. it would start again. kids saying how they thought it was over and then it wasn't. got some sound bites i want to play to give you a scene of what these kids went through, don. >> translator: it was about 20 to 30 of us trying to swim over. i saw a few of them being shot in the water. it was a very powerful water. you could see the water babying around and you could see when the water turned red. >> it's important we stay together and keep strong. we can't let a coward like that stop us. because going on to an island with only youth and killing them and they have no way to escape, that's a cowardly act. >> reporter: we're talking to a couple of other kids earlier today. they actually came out from here to talk to the media. they wanted to talk about it. they were in some ways defiant. they said this guy will not defeat what they believe in which is the free expression of political opini

. >> in the second account, a gunman dressed in a police uniform several people at a youth camp. no reports of fatalities yet. they arrested one person but it was not known if it was the gunman. >> in just a matter of minutes leon panetta will take an important step of ending the don't ask, don't tell policy. they will present president obama with a certification from each branch of the military overturning the policy. the certification confirms that ending don't ask, don't tell will not harm recruitment. once the president signs off, a 60-day clock starts until the policy is repealed. >> another show down in the deadline to raise the nation's debt ceiling. the senate voted down the republican measure and president obama took to a college townhall meeting says he is ready to back tough choices. >> president obama repeating his message any deal must include tax increases not just spending cuts, republicans say no tax increases. >> at a townhall meeting in maryland, president obama tried to bring home to americans what it would mean to them if there is no increase in the federal de

they say the gunman was not on the bus at the time of the shooting. tonight they are still searching for him. >> oakley police arrested a man for a shooting that left one person dead and a teenager injured. 21-year-old david vargas of oakley is being held on $1.8 million bail. he is accused of last night's shooting that killed a 22-year-old man omar martinez and injured a 16-year-old boy that is expected to recover. the motive is still unknown but it was not a random shooting. >> a 11-year-old girl is still in critical condition after being hit by a stray bullet in san francisco's western addition. the bullet went through a wall of a home striking her in the chest. police believe the shooting stemmed from an argument between two groups of men. two men are under arrest. >>> in santa rosa, the city council will consider approving fines for residents who put their garbage cans out too early or leave them out too long. it would place a this hour limit on recycling containers. residents could be cited if they put the trash out more than 12 hours before the

police in grand rapids say the suspected gunman in the case has now committed suicide.one home and three others killed across town. at least one of the victims was a child. >> got to be the hardest thing ever. two families just -- >> just gone. >> just torn apart. all in the blink of an eye. one person could do this to somebody, i just -- this is terrible. >> great people, great, friendly people that i could not -- i could -- the last people on earth you would think something like this would happen to. >> yeah. >> the suspect is idedeified as rodrick dantzler, who served time for assault. when is obviously dead after committing suicide. police say his daughter and an ex-girlfriend are among the victims. >>> one week from sunday, casey anthony will walal out of jail free woman. letter quick release is the result of a judge imposing the maximum sentence minus time served and credit for good behavior. ashleigh banfield has those details. >> state of florida versus casey marie thony. >> reporter: casey anthony's criminal case wrapped up with the judge throwing the book at h

a gunman argued with a woman, then opened fire.people before turning the gun on himself. >>> a dozen people are recovering after a shooting in a crowded shopping center in washington state. they were injured yesterday afternoon during a low rider car show. none of the injuries are life- threatening. police say it may be gang related. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> time is 8:47, the chp says they're seeing an increase on the number of people driving while high on marijuana. driving under the influence is not legal. one problem, unlike with alcohol, there is no scientistic test or legal limit on marijuana intoxication. >> that is a very common excuse. it used to be officer i only had two beers, now it's medical marijuana. >> advocates of legalize marijuana say an officer's judgment is more effective than setting a legal limit. >>> a heat wave gripping the country may be loosening up. the extreme heat has already taken its toll. more than a dozen people have died due to the weather. water usage also in new york yesterday was u

but here in norway, compulsory -- so one assumes that's the way he learned the gunman, the alleged gunmancient shooter. >> they say the camp has been going on for decades here on this island, is it fair to assume -- assume they have plenty of adults, but you're talking about 80 plus people killed at a youth camp. you're saying as young as 13, but all of these are probably teenagers, the victims we're talking about? >> yes, teenagers. and we've just heard from a member of parliament, just came on to cnn air to talk about the fact that he escaped. if you think about it, at this youth camp, there would be people from the labor party who would be lecturing and talking and advising and guiding. so we don't know the exact description. but, yes, for all parents who are watching today, imagine sending your child away to summer camp in a safe place, utoya island, as you said, nothing like this has happened since world war ii. and one man disguised as a policeman walks in and they aren't as suspicious as we are in america. there isn't that sense of security, because nothing like this has ever happe

and authorities hunting for two gunman who opened fire on an east bay parks officer last night. happened not far from the town of moraga. armed officers from eight agencies joined in the search. officials say the parks officer was on foot patrol just before 7:00 when the suspects fired assault rifles at him. he was not hit, thankfully, returned fire. the shootout became intense. the officer had to be rescued using an armored vehicle. police don't know why the officer was tack but believe the gunman may have been protecting a marijuana-growing operation. >> the mother of one of the men accuse of beating brian stow claims her son is innocent. >> this is a passion he has. i feel for him when he's around. you know? he makes me feel better. he call meez twice per week. >> diana page is the mother of a suspect marvin norwood claiming a prior domestic violence charge and anger management class changed her son. norwood and louie sanchez are charged in session with that march 31 beating each being held on half a million dollars bail. brian stow remains in serious condition. >> and next d

." >>> in east palo alto police are looking for the gunman who opened fire in the parking lot of a pizzeria killing one person and injuring a second. one victim died at the scene. the second victim was sent to the hospital and is expected to be okay. police have no motive or suspects in the case right now. so far this is east palo alto's sixth homicide of the year. four of them happened in the last two weeks. >>> richmond police are investigating the ninth homicide this month. the latest took place saturday night. they found a 20-year-old man shot to death near 24th street. a 29-year-old man was rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds. investigators suspect gun violence but they don't think it's connected to the recent rash of killings. >>> funeral service in newark for oscar grant's best friend who was killed in a shooting ten days ago. detectives say someone fired at his car as he sat in a gas station in hayward on july 15th. family and friends held a vigil the day after police have no motive but they don't think his death was random. he was with oscar grant on new year's day when gran

the gunman fled. officers found it difficult to bring the chaos on the control. >> officers discovered a large group of people surrounding the victim. the officers tried to secure the scene. some people did not follow orders. one officer was assaulted. we do have one person in custody for that assault. >> anyone with information is asked to call baltimore county police. >> investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire in sparrows point. crews were called just before 4:00 a.m. on sunday morning at sparrows point. most of the damage was confined to the rear of the home. no word on the cause of the fire. no word on started a fire that killed one person in and around the county. rosella nolte had life- threatening injuries in after being trapped in edgewater. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. the name of the person who was killed has not been released. it was a lightning struck that triggered a fire in a church. the fire erupted on the roof of the century at the marvin united

the gunman escaped in a car. so far no arrests. police believe the shootings were gang related. >>> the city saw an increase in hate crimes before the gay pride parade this year. >> great violence. a lot of comments directed against the victims. >> four people were beaten. a report says its outrage led to more hate crimes being reported. violence was up 65% in 2010 with 213 incidents. 10 incidences in the work place up from one from the previous year. >>> powerful support for a new candidate. >> look at my track record, for years and years i have created coalitions, i have been in sacramento. >> he filed papers with state attorney general kamala harris giving her endorsement. he serves as an adviser to the attorney general and is a former police officer and police union president. >>> number of other candidates launched their runs for sheriff. among those are san francisco super visier and captain -- supervisor and captain paul. he is retiring after more than 30 years in office. >>> two dozen firefighters are officially back in the

witnesses say the gunman looked like this. he was alone, drove up next to smalls, and shot him at close range. poole is convinced that shug knight ordered biggie smalls' murder, even though knight was behind bars at the time. he also believes that off-duty, lapd officers who were working for knight's death row records helped plan the murder. >> shug knight ordered the hit. reggie wright jr. head of security in death row, organized the personnel to plan the hit. and i believe police officers were a big part of the hit. >> reporter: poole says he believes shug knight also had tupac shakur killed because the rapper was planning to leave knight's death row records. poole says he retired early from the lapd out of frustration because of this case, saying department didn't allow him to pursue leads that involved other cops. >> i think i was getting too close to the truth. i think they feared that the truth would be a scandal. >> reporter: poole later assisted biggie smalls' mother in a lawsuit claiming l.a. police covered up officer

police searched the area but never found the gunman. investigators say they don't believe the shooting was random but they are not elaborating on a motive. new year's morning 2009 john caldwell is seen in the infamous cell phone video on the b.a.r.t. plate form. that is him wearing the grey hoodie approaching police officers then walking away as officers ordered him to back off. moments later officer johannes mehserle shot his unarmed best friend oscar grant in the back. caldwell later sued b.a.r.t. for $5 million after he said he was "emotionally and mentally injured from witnessing the death of his friend he has been close to since school age." caldwell had a significant criminal history. the attorney that represents oscar grant's family is traveling in berlin. i talked to him by phone. >> the loss of oscar is bad enough. but this certainly adds insult to injury with this tragedy. john suffered so much and now that suffering will be exacerbated by the loss. >> reporter: calwell leaves behind two children and many family members, some

police are searching for the gunman who opened fire on a park officer last night. investigators believe the attack is linked to an illegal pot growing operation. kristy seifkin reports. >> reporter: it's shocking to say the least because there's not much that really happens around here. >> reporter: around 7:00 last night a suspect fired at an officer with an assault rifle. the uninjured officer returned fire and then hunkered down in the brush until an armored police vehicle could rescue him. law enforcement searched for him until sundown but didn't find suspects or any injured park-goers. police believe the suspects fired at the officer because he stumbled across their illegal marijuana growing operation, something that's not unfamiliar to east bay regional parks police. >> a couple of years ago, a operation out there that we located where we have video of armed individuals that were guarding the grow. >> reporter: rancho laguna park is next to the watershed, a popular destination for dog recovers but last night's event have locals wondering if it's still safe to

some dove into the water to escape because the gunman shot them as they swam for their lives. some may have drowned. >> the people ran up and other people coming up the hill and he shot them. >> authorities say the shooting spree lasted an hour and a half and s.w.a.t. team took 40 minutes to respond. and police say this is the face of terror. a 32-year-old norwegian, authorities searched the suspect's oslo apartment and his farm saying he had amassed six tons of fertilizer. they are still unuploaded bombs in oslo where a massive bomb ravaged buildings on friday. there are still bodies inside in addition to the seven people known killed. flags are at half-staff as tiny norway mourns their dead. the king and queen personally comforted survivors as they patrolled the streets and peaceful nation with a lot of grief. >> a 19-year-old man is facing 40 years to life in prison for a shooting that took place inside a richmond church. a jury convicted of shooting and wounding two teenage brothers. it happened during a valentine's day service in 2010. prosecutors say he shot the boys as

prime minister's office at least seven were killed though they appear himself was not harmed then the gunman went on a shooting spree in a youth camp eyewitnesses say more than twenty may have been killed there state secretary christian emerson out is that this situation is the quote worst his country has seen since the second world war preliminary reports suggest a car bomb with a blast so powerful that it blew out windows over a one kilometer radius witnesses say they saw thick smoke rising. the never called ministry building after it too caught fire and confirmed reports say the terror group the helpers of the global jihad claimed responsibility in response to norway's involvement in afghanistan dale bushell's in oslo with the latest. police are not commenting at the moment on what they believe was the cause of the killing man reportedly dressed as a policeman might have entered the camp for pointing to a two year old he started shooting twenty five to thirty people possibly have said to have been killed there are reports of children swimming for their lives horrific horrific tales from t

capital oslo killing at least seven then on the island of new toy and north of the capital a lone gunman opens fire at a youth camp of the governing labor party eyewitnesses say more than twenty people may have been killed in a thirty two year old norwegian man has been arrested with officers saying they suspected a link between the two attacks. six am in moscow i met trezeguet good to have you with us here on r t our main story norway has been shaken by double terror attacks first the center of the capital oslo was hit by a huge bomb blast damaged parliamentary buildings including the prime minister's office at least seven people were killed though the prime minister himself was not injured next to a gunman went on a shooting spree at a youth camp on the island of new toyah witnesses say more than twenty people there may have been killed police have detained a thirty two year old norwegian man on the island in connection with the attacks state secretary christian i'm on the phone said the situation is the worst the country has seen since the second world war preliminary reports suggest

witnesses say a loan gunman was responsible for the shoot -- a lone gunman was responsible for the shooting. >>> two have been offered counseling after they gave them the wrong babies. the id bracelets were not checked against the mother's id bracelets on friday. the women breast fed the wrong babies before the mistake was caught. a family member of one of the mothers noticed something was wrong and told staff. >>> casey anthony remains in hiding this morning. her whereabouts known to only a trusted few. the 25-year-old was released from prison shortly after midnight yesterday. jurors acquitted her of killing her toddler daughters sparking outrage among some people. anthony's lawyer says her supporters are exploring a number of options for her future but he would not give any specifics. >>> there were terrifying moments for fans attending a cheap trick concert in ottawa last night. a severe thunderstorm produced gail force winds and that caused the stage to collapse. the band members were able to race to safety. but five members standing below were seriously hurt. the ban is fine and the ba

the gunman reportedly gave up without a struggle. police say anders breivik detonated a bomb made from tons of fertilize ner oslo which killed at least seven people. the motive is still unclear. >>> ♪ make me go to rehab, i said, no, no, no. >> known as much for her music as her personal demons, five time grammy award winner amy winehouse is dead at the age of 27. the bee hive tattooed singer/song writer 2007 album, back to black, blasted the soulful british artist into the stratosphere, but also that year, drugs started to ravage her body. winehouse was found dead in her london flat today, the cause of her death is still unknown. >>> well, new information coming to light about the attack on bryan stow. how police describe his injuries and the gesture his family says he made toward his children. >> i heard it all before. >> and some teenagers with a message of tolerance. they get their own lesson in hateful behavior. >>> jim bernard here in the cbs 5 weather center. a stubborn fog bank kept temperatures below normal for quite a while