he blasted the ruling labor party for to immigrate to norway. question, is anders breivik norway's timothy mcveigh or jarrod lochner. >> mcveigh. >> really, they -- 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

some people in the labor party have tried to say tripling the tuition fees, educational maintenance allowance, the sum of money paid to young people to help them with travel and bookes, some people in the liberal party have tried to blend those. david miliband from the labor party has slapped down those people, saying we're not going there. it is much deeper than that, and he agrees with david cameron. there is an interesting degree of consensus that there is a the problem with responsibility, children who do not have proper upbringing, and that is an historic problem that goes back some time and you cannot really blame that on any one party. >> nick, thank you very much for joining us. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come up -- if you are looking to cool off this summer, we may have the place. tracking icebergs is easier than ever. >>> it roadside bomb has killed five nato troops in southern afghanistan, one day after the airline said it killed the taliban insurgents responsible for shooting down one of its helicopters. the new u.s. ambassador to afghanistan spoke to the

there are reports that he had planned to attack the palace and labor party headquarters as well but failed. 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 s

it's also right when he says the labor party need a tough deficit reduction plan. i agree with him about that. where is this tough deficit reduction plan? we have just spent the last two and a half hours listening to labor mp get up and complain about spending cuts, complained about the deficit reduction plan, yes, they are all nodding their heads. where is the top deficit reduction plan that he promised? [shouting] mr. speaker, the shadow chancellor is now almost alone in the world in making the argument that he makes. he talks the international leadership. if you turn up at the g7, the imf, the g20, with his plan to borrow more, to increase our deficit, he would be laughed out of that meeting. he is completely irrelevant to any international debate. and i'm afraid he is living proof of why the public will never again trust the labor party with their money. [shouting] >> sir andrew tyrie. >> does the chancellor agree the collapse of the eurozone is a warning to any government which flinches on dealing with a deficit? is why the chancellor isn't quite right to stick

barry gardener from the main opposition labor party says helping the rebels the background assault went way beyond the terms of the un resolution only there and you can watch the full interview with him in around twenty minutes time. it was very clear in the original un resolution it was very clear our prime minister spoke in parliament here that there would be no occupation force one of the things that troubled me all and some was this being unreasonable as to whether there should be troops on the ground as the rebels were going into tripoli we. go left go left go left these instructions being yelled out by what were obviously british soldiers british personnel who were leading that advance now that i think is where we've overstepped the line. in a while and see where violence continued thrives that we can do with activists claiming at least five people were killed this comes as the country's leader has announced a new law lifting censorship and granting freedom of expression to the growing president assad with the european countries and the regime with new sanctions but russia says th

little more of the protests in israel we're joined by knesset member of saddam from the opposition labor party thanks very much for joining us there's already a place it celebrates been informally relabeled i start here do you think we can expect any of the middle east uprising scenarios in israel. no i don't think we can get to the scenes that we saw in egypt and in libya and in tunisia it won't be violent there won't be dead in the street but the sentiment is almost the same that the something must be done in order to to. in order to have a better life so people here are yelling are shouting are sleeping in the street i'm talking about tens of thousands but you won't get the same scenes in egypt you won't see the police shooting or beating the protestors it's a very polite it's very strong best still very polite as to how to change the policy of the government and how to have a better life in israel for the time being they have not been any wounded in the last through three weeks i don't think it will be different in the coming weeks all right this is a sentiment you're it's not about a chan

promoted anti israel ideologies and then go wrote the camp was run by the youth movement of the labor party and used to indoctrinate teens and young adults she went on to say great it was targeting the future leaders of the party responsible for flooding norway with muslims who refuse to assimilate who commit major violence against norwegian natives including a violent gang rapes with impunity and who live on the dole all done without the consent of norwegians now is think progress then pointed out geller also posted pictures of the kids camp just a short while before the shooting underneath the image she wrote the faces which are more middle eastern or mixed than pure norwegian so really is this geller's way of defending the actions of very big here to give a reason for the slaughter of innocent people and sadly against anything of this world the evidence really does seem to point to yes and we should know that killers original capture caption under the picture of the kids has since been taken down and replaced with a few sentences where she now expresses sorrow about what happened but it'

it's also right when he says the labor party need a tough deficit reduction plan. i agree with him about that. where is this tough deficit reduction plan? we have just spent the last two and a half hours listening to labor mp get up and complain about spending cuts, complained about the deficit reduction plan, yes, they are all nodding their heads. where is the top deficit reduction plan that he promised? [shouting] mr. speaker, the shadow chancellor is now almost alone in the world in making the argument that he makes. he talks the international leadership. if you turn up at the g7, the imf, the g20, with his plan to borrow more, to increase our deficit, he would be laughed out of that meeting. he is completely irrelevant to any international debate. and i'm afraid he is living proof of why the public will never again trust the labor party with their money. [shouting] >> sir andrew tyrie. >> does the chancellor agree the collapse of the eurozone is a warning to any government which flinches on dealing with a deficit? is why the chancellor isn't quite right to stick

the labor party isn't working campaign. >> bill: 30 year english high school teacher.onroe in pennsylvania, buck's county. does a blog. on the blog she says, quote: my students are out of control. they are rude, disengaged, lazy whiners. so she gets suspended. didn't say. [ applause ] >> bill: you agree with that. >> um-huh. >> bill: then her job is in jeopardy. she goes on good morning america and says this. >> i was writing it not about anyone specific. they were caricatures of students that i had had over the years, things that i would say. if we weren't limited in comments that we weren't allowed to write and things like that. partially meant tongue in cheek obviously for myself and my friends. it was not for mass consumption. i'm sorry it was taken out of context but i stand by what i said. >> she is so full of it. >> bill: she is an american. she has a right to that opinion as long as she didn't single out a kid. >> let me jump on that. first amendment i understand. big supporter of the first amendment. >> bill: thank you. >> she has to have good judgement. >> bi

the opposition labor party is not happen. >> above all, the police should make the public feels safer. >> the public is attached to a visible police presence. does the minister understand why he goes ahead with these numbers? >> the damage is be and the hundreds of millions. the police have to pay for right damages. cameron has urged 40 billion pounds to help businesses recover. -- 30 million pounds to help businesses recover. >> you are not achieving anything. people are losing their livelihoods, their homes. >> , might have returned to the streets but the debate about what caused the rights and whether they might happen again is only just beginning. >> we got this update on the additional measures announced by david cameron. >> that will take some time according to my sources. there is separate legislation to come in before this can happen. there are sweeping new powers including bringing the army in to support the police. it is not clear yet. there will be a ban on all the call was paid to people not be able to hide their faces any more. -- there will be a ban on face masks. people

it's also right when he says the labor party need a tough deficit reduction plan. e with him about that. where is this tough deficit reduction plan? we have just spent the last two and a half hours listening to labor mp get up and complain about spending cuts, complained about the deficit reduction plan, yes, they are all nodding their heads. where is the top deficit reduction plan that he promised? [shouting] mr. speaker, the shadow chancellor is now almost alone in the world in making the argument that he makes. he talks the international leadership. if you turn up at the g7, the imf, the g20, with his plan to borrow more, to increase our deficit, he would be laughed out of that meeting. he is completely irrelevant to any international debate. and i'm afraid he is living proof of why the public will never again trust the labor party with their money. [shouting] >> sir andrew tyrie. >> does the chancellor agree the collapse of the eurozone is a warning to any government which flinches on dealing with a deficit? is why the chancellor isn't quite right to stick to th

we need the labor party. >> the criticism is that politicians have been too quick to condemn and too slow to try to understand. >> take care. >> are there not social reasons for this? >> of course there are. >> we're not just talking about criminality. the first priority was to restore public order and to make clear that we would never going to excuse what happened. excusing is not the same as explaining. we have to try to explain what happened. >> on tuesday, a police station was firebombed. >> we have to ask ourselves why and 11-year-old girl and two teenagers feel like they have close look -- so little sense of belonging that they go around trashing it. >> central minister -- essential manchester was the scene at the other night. david cameron was asked what the difference between the attitude toward greedy looters or greedy bankers. >> people a cheat and banking should be punished. >> the example is not being said from the top. >> we need responsibility throughout the country. it cannot be used as an excuse. >> the huge extra police presence over maine this weekend. -- will remai

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 ahead of party. that's the problem we have right now. >> reporter: as the president continued his ten-day retreat on martha's vineyard, the republicans who want his job were hard at work on the campaign trail. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states of america. >> rick perry started his second week as a candidate in the key primary state of south carolina. he's created headlines with his attacks on the fed and global warming. on saturday, perry focused on the obama administration. >> the

it is not a coincidence that the reason the labor party has decided to get so high on its -- up on his high horse is because rupert murdoch decided to withdraw support from labor in 2009. when he conveyed that decision to gordon brown, according brown said, i will destroy you. -- gordon brown said, i will destroy you. >> that is a good note to move on. [laughter] >> i do not think it was overplayed. >> what i was going to ask you is that i do not find the police taking 25 quid for a phone number of multi shocking. -- remote lead shocking. -- remotely shocking. we are talking about 8 major revolving door situation. >> the number of times he met news international, that was the final straw. the man you had been arrested, the man who was giving his life to andy coulson, but was advising the prime minister. he had a job advising the police commissioner. there is nothing in this. twice. first camp and then -- that is not about, i do not agree. it is a much smaller quantum. it stinks, doesn't it? you are being advised by someone. you never do a proper police inquiry. that really does stink.

labor party believes any form of censorship well only make things worse. but you can't stop communication what you have to do is assert a moral value within society and encourage young people to believe that they have some scope and some stake in society and that is the problem it's the social alienation the impoverishment the disillusionment of young people is not exclusive to britain it also happens to be france and spain and italy and in many other countries across western europe there's a very unpleasant agenda surrounding this which david cameron in part is promoting while there is the goods home of social media such as twitter and facebook and then you suggest the bringing in water suggests of putting the army on the street all kinds of measures we have to listen and try and understand not the principles of those people to the stealing simply for themselves but the danger to all of this of the very large number of young people who don't feel any any problem with getting involved in it because they don't feel they have a mistaken society as a whole th

wide level of society you could argue obviously david ed miliband has said that everyone in the labor party has to read the spirit level which is a seminal book about inequality causing ultimately many of society's ills and yet we have a very. cool society which ross connotations of rich and poor rich which have affected things down so there's lots and lots of little things that need to happen and i would really worry that this current government doesn't. know sorts of nuts and bolts things you know they need to look at how the police are behaving they need to improve perhaps certain things with an underclass in school they need to look at parenting modes we never personally in this country be not well governed and we again have this adversarial system that has served us that well. you constantly have these chopping and changing of policy there's nothing seen through in any kind of long term basis there's no consensus about education health whatever you know it seems that the government's wanting to come down very tough on the court bronson handing out strict punishments and things will sor

the summer he went down finally in december and met with the defendants and he met with communist labor party and said look, we can defend them jointly, i can defend them as individuals, the only thing i want to do is i have to have the assurance i am going to be able to design the defense and so if what you are asking me is considerable even defend him for you but if what you're asking is you are going to design the defense i can't do it. i cannot be -- put these boys' lives at state for whatever martyrdom you have planned for them because that's better for your political party. and succumbing he ended up walking away from the case as a whole, and the ended up going with the communist labor party and for better or worse, that lawyer that they got was fantastic. >> my recollection is that lieberman was actually able to get an agreement in that he set no interference from them. >> but if you read maybe for the first trial but as time went on he was incredibly frustrated also by their intervention. but he got an awful lot of flak from the liberal community in america which thought that he had t

. >>> police in norway say the man accused of killing 69 people at a labor party camp might have filmedthe entire massacre. it's believed bravic filmed the massacre as a -- bay sick is also accused of setting off a bomb that killed eight people in oslo. some of the arrests may have been aided by a popular photo sharing website. london police posted pictures on flicker. courts in london and two other cities are now staying open all night long to help process the more than 1,000 cases. >>> funeral services will be held today for the san diego police officer killed during an unprovoked attack. 36-year-old jeremy henwood was shot in the head last weekend. the gunman flashed his headlights as to to seek help. he pulled alongside the officer and opened fire. the suspected gunman was shot to death by police. >>> election news the sparks were flying and the republican presidential debate in iowa last night. all eight candidates attacked president obama's handling of the economy. and as expected, there were digs at front runner mitt romney. but it was the heated sparring between minnesota rivals

the opposition labor party accused the prime minister of offering up superphysical answers. -- superficial answers. >> new footage tonight of the moment when is a swarm of local youngsters broke into a convenience store. this was close to the stage a week ago. the owner was a much-loved community man but that didn't stop them. today friends and volunteers were trying to put the shop back together again. in this impoverished neighborhood, people still gave what they could. where were the police, one woman asked? >> i think if the police was carrying guns then people would have for mere, they wouldn't have -- more fear, they wouldn't have done so much. >> they shouldn't put them in prison, they should put them, get chains on their legs an let them rebuild back the neighborhood. >> the prime minister speaking in his constituency today promised more no-nonsense policing, tougher sentencing and a sweeping review of policies on schools, welfare and parenting. >> do we have the determination to confront the slow motion moral collapse that has taken place in part of our country these past few gene

barry gardiner from the main opposition labor party says helping the rebels with their ground assault went way beyond the terms of the un resolution on libya you can watch the full interview with him next hour but here's a preview. if was very clear in the original un resolution it was very clear when our prime minister spoke in parliament here that there would be no patient force one of the things that troubled me all was this speaking unreasonably as to whether there should be troops on the ground as the rebels were going into tripoli we. go in they go they go left these instructions being yelled up by obviously british soldiers british personnel who were leading that advance group and now that i think is where we've overstepped the line. meanwhile in syria security forces have reportedly surrounded the central town of rock star which has become a stronghold for dissidents and followers we can violence in the country with activists saying at least five people were killed while arab league members have urged syria to end the bloodshed in a forceful statement it was rejected in damasc

labor party says there's a whole list of measures currently on the table which will only make a bad situation worse. there is an increasing impoverishment of poor young people particularly in the big cities of this country and it's a very uncomfortable a lot of politicians are going to learn something is going to be fast to bring these people these young people back into the mainstream of society there's a very unpleasant agenda surrounding this which david cameron in part is promoting one is that could surveillance of social media such as twitter and facebook the other is eviction of whole families from homes because one member of the family has been charged convicted of an offense to do with the events of the past week and then you suggest to bring in water cameron says yes the premier army on the street all kinds of crook only in measures we have to listen and try and understand not the principles of those people the stealing simply for themselves but the danger to all of this of the very large number of young people who don't feel any any problem with getting involved because they don't f

thing now ed miliband who lays out position labor party in the u.k. make a direct attack on david cameron saying look if you want to get to the root causes of these riots in london you need to let's talk about the looting that's going on being enabled by the bank of england in the central banking system and also in the us you've got ron paul who's now the front runner the only serious front runner in the republican camp running for president suddenly his campaign is taking on some urgency he's been running on this audit the fed and the fed is the problem issue are we have we turned a corner richard heinberg do you think you know that finally people are putting the pieces together and see the role of the fair money fractional reserve banking and this failure to address economics and try to replace it with what bush sr used to call the do economics you think people finally get it where you know i think people on the far left in the far right are getting it and that leaves the great majority of people in the in the middle who are being led you know prima