miguel marquez on the ground in norway, thank you. we want to bring in our chief investigative correspondent, abc's brian ross tonight, working this all day. what more do know about the man behind this? >> reporter: the first thought, because of norway's involvement in afghanistan, nato in libya, perhaps this was al qaeda or a libyan reaction, but it turns out to be a lone norwegian, who was arrested, believed to be involved in the bombing and the shooting. said to be in his 30s, a military veteran who has grievances with the government and now talking to police, a kind of norway version of timothy mcveigh, the american military vet who blew up thehe federal building in oklahoma city in the '90s. >> so, what do you know about the bomb itself? >> reporter: well, the bomb went off. it is not as high explosives as they thought. a homemade bomb. they also found several other undetonated bombs on that island at the youth camp, which he had taken with him. >> we're looking at the debris right now. that shattered glass. and we all began thin

>> miguel marquez in oslo tonight. thanks to you. and we want to get some more gripping eyewitness testimony. adrian precong was one of the organizers of norway's labour party was there on utoya island and joins us via telephone tonight. i understanand that the campers were coming to grips with news of the bombing in oslo. you went to buy some chocolates at one of the shops at the top of the island. then when and how did you realize the horror that was unfolding below? >> when my working colleagues started running up the hill because of the shots being taken and when i saw them run as fast as they could toward me, i suddenly realize d when i felt the bang from the machine gun. so i started running as fast as i could. 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

miguel marquez, abc news, oslo. >> and breivik will have plenty of time to reflect on his actions. a judge has ordered that he spend the next four weeks in solitary confinement. >>> and now for this morning's weather from around the nation. stormy from the dakotas to minnesota. hail, dangerous winds and flash flooding around bismarck, sioux falls, iowa city and minneapolis. afternoon showers in the northeast, thunderstorms along the gulf coast into atlanta and the carolinas. rain from albuquerque to denver and salt lake city. showers in the pacific northwest. >> 68 in seattle, 85 in boise, another day of triple digits in phoenix and dallas. kansas city hits 94. chicago, 84. 77 in boston, 85 here in new york and near 90 in new orleans. >>> and coming up, hundreds of post office locations put on notice. they may be on the chopping block. >>> and don't tell the kids, but today the happy meal, well, is going on a diet. a slimmed down version from the golden arches. >>> and holding on for dear life. look at this. a man dragged at high speeds. his good intentions ahead. >>> overseas mark

abc's miguel marquez is in oslo. and he leads us off again tonight. miguel. >> reporter: david, as the weight of this tragedy begins to sink in, we're learning more about how ruthlessly this plan was carried out. 3:26 p.m. a massive car bomb shatters downtown oslo. the target, the prime minister's office. the streets turn into makeshift triage areas. but this horror is only beginning. 45 minutes later and 23 miles west of the city, the shooter arrives at the ferry dock for utoya island. this yellow tent right back here, that's where the ferry comes in, also where the shooter boarded the ferry to take to the island. one witness that we talked to said, he was so convincing as a cop, officials checked his credentials and let him on. >> he was uniformed as a policeman. he had i.d. he acted just like a police officer does. >> reporter: 15 minutes after boarding the ferry, the shooting began. >> he started to make people come to him. >> reporter: and people went? >> yeah. he started to shoot them. >> reporter: almost at point-blank range? >> yeah. the first

miguel marquez, abc news, oslo. >>> and now back in this country. the countdown continues. american anger and anxiety keep building as the politicians let another day go by without a deal on the national debt. the deadline, as the clock shows, one week from tomorrow. and today, an ominous rumble. a warning that now, even if a deal is reached by august 2nd, some damage may be done. here's abc's jim avila. >> reporter: the phones are hot today at america's largest 401k manager -- >> how can i help you today -- >> reporter: -- vanguard in philadelphia. main street calling wall street to ask what a deadbeat government would mean to their future. >> by and large, the biggest question by far is, what should i do with my portfolio? should i get out? >> reporter: the s skes are high, and americans know it. from the stock exchange where prices fell again today. >> why are we even talking about a potential risk to the u.s. credit rating? this should not have happened. >> reporter: to our "world news" tell washington open mike, where steve hubbard of iowa sounded off. >> going to the

abc's miguel marquez is in norway. miguel? >> reporter: david, as the memorial here in central oslo grows, the next phase of this is about to begin. anders behring breivik is due in court tomorrow and his lawyer says he'll explain his actions then. it's a peek into the mind of a mass murderer. a video posted online by anders behring breivik shortly before his killing spree began. the video, along with a 1,500-page manifesto, much of it copied and pasted from a similar document by the unabomber, ted kacacnski. it's a racist anti-islamic rant. breivik believed it would spark an uprising of like-minded radicals. if anything, this killer was meticulous. planning the attack for at least nine years. urging european right wingers to "embrace martyrdom." knew his acts were gruesome, but called them necessary. and what he most wanted was to change norwegian society. at a memorial service today, norway's prime minister could barely speak. the pain so deep, translation hardly necessary. this tiny nation, shaken to its core. norway's king

our thanks to miguel marquez for that. joining me now on the phone is adrian pracan. he was working at the camp on utoya island as the attack unfolded and was actually shot by the gunman. adrian, thank you so much for joining us this morning. what an intense day it must have been for you. can you describe what you were doing and where you were on the island when you first started hearing shots fired? >> when i started hearing shots fire, we had just finished our meeting for all the counselors of this island because there had juststeen a bomb attack in oslo which we informed the rest of the people on the island about. >> so you were just getting word of what happened at the capital, and as we mentioned, you were actually shot by the gunman. you came face to face with him. what was that moment like? >> to be honest, it was extremely frightening. it was a moment when you think that you may be all ready to die but still you're not. you want to keep fighting for life, so i asked him, please don't shoot me, and he turned away. >> and what was his demeanor like at that momen

. >> rafael mÁrquez está buscando un aumento salarial para extender su contrato con el morelia.o banderas. >> falta poco, falta poco. 3 meses despuÉs de que un tornado arrasara con un poblado en alabama,1 gato regresÓ a su hogar. se encontraba en la parte de la casa que quedÓ destruida, pero apareciÓ 75 dÍas despuÉs con huellas del devastador evento en su cuerpo. >> no es el gato con botas. >> nos honra con su presencia antonio banderas. acabado de llegar. va a estÁn recibiendo el máximo galardÓn en este importante escenario, muchas gracias por estar aquÍ. pensamos que no ibas a llegar, pero lograste llegar. >> ya tienes las botas puestas? >> yo estoy muy bien por estar aquÍ, y seguir vivo por el viajÉ. >> sin duda, Él es el mÁs aclamado. el primer actor que recibe este mÁximo galardÓn que se otorga en primer juventud, serÁ un dÍa histÓrico. me imagino que es algo importante para ti. quÉ se siente cuando nuevas generaciones reconocen tu talento? >> es muy bonito. en realidad, porque es el que he cumplido los 50, voy para los encuentro. para los 51. ademÁs, soy un amante de los j

i'm here to express support for robert marquez, and all the other applicants.feel that this pool of people, they have real experience in district 6. there also experts in the seats they are representing so we truly hope that you will support them. we are here to ensure transparency and they will ensure the different interests that will be at the table and we hope that you will consider all of them. >> >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is the rinceau and i am part of the community association. i am here to support the nominees. i have been working with her for the past year. she is a tireless worker. she really advocates for seniors. i hope that the supervisors will approve her application. thank you. >> is there any other public comment on this item? >> i will say that we to have a problem with lj bei appointed. she is already on the -- committee. the other idea is i am wondering if she is even doing it well. the problem is that i am questioning if she is in violation or not of the 23312 -- her behavior has triggered a sunshine ordinance hearing. she migh

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en vigorizara el portero del toluca y la pelea de juan manuel mÁrquez.maÑana. >> nos vamos a perÚ donde arqueÓlogos hallaron una tumba intacta del perÍodo de entre 50.400, estudios indican que la tumba perteneciÓ un sacerdote. los arqueÓlogos tambiÉn hallaron varias piezas de cerÁmica, ollas y otras tres personas. para despedida no somos con la historia de una carta de amor que llegarÁ su destinatario hace 50 escaÑos, lo escribiÓ la mujer mirÓ de simpatÍa echÓ a su entonces novio, la misiva es de una invitaciÓn en el estado de california, con los aÑos se casaron y despuÉs se divorciaron. el hombre se habÍa cambiado su nombre antes de casarse por lo cual la oficina de correo perdiÓ su priÍsta. el destinatario paralice que aÚn tiene deseo de leerla. maÑana hay mucho mÁs de la copa amÉrica de hora vamos con imÁgenes de la liberaciÓn de cassey anthony. una mujer libre.

abc's miguel marquez joins us with more of what's been described as the first massive attack by somebody who's described as a christian extremist amid fears that it could become a rallying cry for the right wing fringe in europe. >> reporter: christiane, we are learning much more about the self-confessed shooter anders behring breivik hours before he went on his rampage. he posted a video and a 1,500-page manifesto online. it's a racist anti-islamic creed urging european conservatives to embrace martyrdom and also hearing some incredible survivor stories. adrian pracon was shot in the shoulder but lived because he played death. >> i could hear his breathing. i could also feel his boots very near me, and i could feel the warmth from the barrel when he pulled the trigger. >> reporter: today is a mournful day across the entire country. there wasn't a dry eye at the cathedral in oslo as leaders and citizens gathered in a service of sorrow and hope. tomorrow breivik will be in court. he has called his actions gruesome but necessary. his lawyer says he'll explain himself tomorrow. christiane?

toronto's john rauch had to be held back while arguing with an phon sew marquez.ager john ferrell rips his jersey off in the process. rauch gets he jeblghted and it took three coaches to get their 6' 11 closer back to the dugout. >>> baseball may go hand in hand with the fourth of july, but it's also synonymous with jack mckeon, back in the majors as a manager and was back in the bay area this week. >> i'm at the ball park at 9:30, all day. that's my living room. that's where i enjoy being. >> reporter: two weeks ago, the marlins hired 80-year-old jack mckeon as their interim manager. he's second to 88-year-old mack as the oldest manager in baseball history. >> i mean, i think all you guys make this age factor a big joke. you know, joe paterno's out there going, 84. he's doing a hell of a job. what's the big deal? >> reporter: despite being in baseball for seven decades, mckeon has only been a manager for 16 seasons, including parts of two years with the a's in the late '70s when they were known as the triple-a's, and owner charlie finley was the franchise's bigge

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podemos ver a rafa mÁrquez.amos de acuerdo? >> claro. >> hay un comercio en san rafael, muy cerca de san francisco, en california vrsesta tienda no acepta mÁs monedas de un centavo y lo hacen para dejar de perder dinero y atraer nueva clienta. la decisiÓn le va a costar unos dos mil dÓlares al aÑo. >> ellos dijeron que ganaban por tiempo con este movimiento. >> no sÉ si ustedes lo sepan pero al gobierno de los estados unidos le cuesta 1, 7 centavos producir estos centavos. cuesta mÁs de lo que vale. por quÉ se siguen produciendo? yo creo ques por tradiciÓn. se van a seguir utilizando las monedas de dÓlar y las de 5 centavos y le van a dar a favor al cliente. >> te lo dejan en 20 si cuesta 20, 5. >> pero es cierto que uno nunca quiere cargar los centavos. yo en un peaje no tenÍa monedas y empecÉ... >> los que tienen hijos van a darse cuenta. los niÑos siempre quieren tirar a las fuentes. yo siempre lo guardo. [risas] >> por ejemplo en el caso de esta historia hay un sr. que en este momento en la situaciÓn de los

nicolas let their go hitting the upright this time mexico thought they'd equalized later on but rafael marquez lugo's effort was ruled offside and increase tied to a group stage exit from the competition for the first time one year ago i finished second in group c. i played argentina. over that if you were. important scene is that the team and i are winning that we've qualified and that we managed to achieve our plans to be sporting to as a forward as a i just want to help out and do the best for the team in whatever way that can be be deceased and scoring goals so now we have an important game on saturday we have to stay relaxed and be ready to take our chances and hopefully they will rise well meanwhile chile will head into the quarter finals as groups the winners of the stoppage time goal from under a patio for the big parade one day out in mendoza both teams were reduced to ten men just after the hour mark bruce and john calipari lorna jimmy's john both enjoyed seeing red and the game was finally decided after a ninety second one hundred. thirty however despite the defeat still finish thir

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love there though hitting the upright this time mexico thought they equalised late on but rafael marquez lugo's effort was ruled offside in his side to a group stage exit from the competition for the first time i hear a guy finish second in group c. argentina. over bottled it if you go on the big important thing is that the team and are we qualified and the tour managed to achieve our plans to be sporting to present forward as a club i just want to help out and do the best for the team in whatever way that can be. scary goals so now we have an important game on saturday we have to stay relaxed and be ready to take our chances and hopefully they will rise. meanwhile chile will head into the quarter finals as groups the winners of the stoppage time goal from under a patio to the bakery one l. in mendoza both teams were reduced to ten men just after the hour mark reuss john caught up on minor injuries john both enjoyed seeing red and the game was finally decided after a ninety second hundred. that party however despite the defeat brewster finished third in the group and also qualified for t

también una entrevista con omar arellano y la pelea de mÁrquez. por mi parte, ya es todo.olombia y tambiÉn en espaÑa. abriÓ su cuenta de twitter hoy y tiene mÁs de 6000 seguidores. >> imagina que es una satisfacciÓn profesional y tambiÉn personal. >> claro, son muchas cosas que se encuentran el mismo momento. ha repetido en estos dÍas algo que me ha pasado. esa sensaciÓn del inmigrante, la persona que llega nueva a un reto diferente, a un paÍs nuevo, y todo esto traducirlo ahora y fanÁticamente me parece interesante. creo que se estÁ viviendo momentos muyespecial informativamente para la comunidad de habla hispana, los que hablamos espaÑol en este paÍs. para ellos vamos a trabajar, para quÉ estar mejor informados para defender mejor sus derechos. >> el mÁs beneficiado va a ser el pÚblico que va a respaldar todas dÍa mejor informados. como trepar hasta ese nuevo reto? >> en lo que la mÁs importante siempre es empezar un nuevo ciclo con mucho optimismo en este seno de esa forma. tengo la gran dicha de haber trabajado con el equipo de despierta amÉrica anteriormente y ahora u

siguiente no sÉ si es una anécdota real, pero cada vez que escribe sobre usted sobre gabriel garcia marquez mas barroco, mas adjetivos, frases largas, detalles. ahora estan acostumbrados a imagenes. ademas vivo en ingles, eso influye... las frases son mÁs cortas, no hay tanto adjetivo, hay mÁs acciÓn y suspenso... >> eso de obligado a cambiar aquÍ. la forma quizas es mas concisa? >> si pero no conscientemente no es que busque ese estilo sino que se da porque vivo en un mundo que es distinto al de hace 40 aÑos entonces

siguiente no sÉ si es una anécdota real, pero cadvez que escribe sobre usted sobre gabriel garcia marquezmpecÉ a escribir la casa de los espÍritus, el estilo era mas barroco, mas adjetivos, frasesargas, detalles. ahora estan acostumbrados a imagenes. ademas vivo en ingles, eso influye... las frases son mÁs cortas, no hay tanto adjetivo, hay mÁs acciÓn y suspenso... >> eso de obligado a cambiar aquÍ. la forma quizas es mas concisa? >> si pero no conscientemente no es que busque ese estilo sino que se da porque vivo e un mundo que es distinto al de hace 40 aÑos entonces no sirve ese estilo. yo misma si escribiera asistir querÍa que hay algo falso que no corresponde a la Época en la que yo hablÓ hablan los jovenes de alrededor. >> . querÍa preguntarse sobre los temas mÁs. salvador allende se acaba de confirmar esta semana despuÉs de un minucioso estudio que se suicidÓ en el golpe militar en chile. e s esto lo que tÚ y tu familia esperaban? >> creo que si, que familia ha tenido casi la certeza de que se suicidÓ. eso no cambia para nada lamagen de allende que muriÓ como un heroe en el palacio

for "good morning america," miguel marquez, abc news, oslo. >>> meanwhile, the postal service today iseleasing a list of post offices that it may close, about one in ten nationwide. that's more than 3,600 branch, also considering alternate sites inside town halls and community centers to save money. >>> and pro football teams are opening training facilities and will begin courting free agents now that a new ten-year labor deal has been ratified that gives owners a bigger share of revenues while boosting salaries for players. >>> take a look at this. cameras rolling when this guy used a stun gun. despite being zapped repeatedly she fought him off, pushed him out the door and managed to lock up before calling police. and that is a bit of uplift on a day we may need it. look at that. >> exactly. >> got him out the door and the door locked. >> she's'skay. >> thanks, josh, so much. >>> time for the weather and sam is on the road again. can't tell us where he is. it is a secret. good morning, sam. >> super secret location. only because we're doing this most beautiful places that we'll do in

this is marquez walheim, mission specialist number two. he's making his third spaceflight and spent more than 24 days in space on sts 110 and won a 22, and he has had five space walks totaling more than 36 hours, and he served effectively as the branch and here they come [inaudible conversations] amol goebel conversations [inaudible conversations] the crew going down the elevator where they will be greeted by the kennedy space center and members of the news media. this is the same elevator that's been used by the astronauts ever since apollo [applause] [cheering] [applause] [cheering] [cheering] [inaudible conversations] the shuttle launch control - two hours, 31 minutes, five seconds and counting. the flight crew is now in the rule of the orbiter access arm. members of the closeout crew are in the white coveralls and the astronauts of course are in the orange pressure suits. the closeout crew will be assisting the astronauts with their helmets and equipment as they enter the orbiter. the closeout crew is scheduled to seal the access after

abc's miguel marquez has the details. especially harrowing for a country of such few people. >> reporter: the police are now looking at a third location for a possible bombing. we're learning more about the suspect and his possible motives. ♪ from the mind of a mass murderer a video posted by anders behring breivik hours before his murderous rampage. arace -- a racist cree. urging european conservatives to embrace martyrdom. >> he thought it was gruesome having to commit these acts but in his head they were necessary. >> reporter: we're learning startling new details about the attack. adrian pracon was shot point blank in the shoulder. he survived by playing dead. >> he came -- approached me, and i could hear his breathing. i could also feel his boots very near me. and i could feel the warmth from the barrel when he pulled the trigger. >> reporter: this photo captures one such terrifying moment from a tv helicopter. you can see the shooter taking aim. a victim seemingly pleads for mercy. this is utoya, the island where th

want to go to peter marquez who was instrumental within the obama white house on helping us draft our national space strategy. peter? [applause] >> thanks to david and jeff for putting this panel together. for me it has been great to sit here in the audience and listen to what happened and how we got to where we are. fascinating for me, appreciate the opportunity. one thing i want to talk about doesn't have to do with the content of policy but why we have a policy. at the white house views the dark -- joke with my colleagues that we don't have a policy about this or that. there is no land policy or air policy. why do we need at space policy? the answer in my opinion is fairly clear. space isn't a place. it is a lot more than that. is everything. everywhere we go and everything we do. if you go to the atm that is space. check your e-mail that is space. check the weather, space. ever driven in ireland or italy? definitely space helps you get around. even the most arcane use of space. i went skiing with my father-in-law and my brother with an air one on my phone that track where i was ma

tl that's miguel marquez. police say they found undetonateed explosive on the island where the youth camp located. as for the suspect reports say he was shot and wounded before he was arrested. he is said also to be talking with police. 7 brian ross says he was a domestic terrorist. >> turns out to be a lone norwegian arrested believed to be involved in both the bombing and the shooting. said to be in his 30's. military veteran who has grievances with the government and now talking to police kind of norway version of timothy mcveigh american military vet who blew up the federal building in oklahoma city. >> remember that bombing was on april 19, 1995. tl. >> moving on. los angeles police tonight con firment arrest of 3 people in the beating of brian stow at the giants dodgers season opener in los angeles. they are 29-year-old pl sanchez and 3 30-year-old norwood of reality. charged with mayhem, salt and battery. 30-year-old miss sanchez apparently released on 50,000 dollar bail without being charged. >> with n

. >> un gusto saludarlo y bueno, feliz de la vida en este bonito mÁrquez.contentos de que la sub 22 no haya ganado ante chile, pero el sub 17 cigarro, dijiste hace ratito. al que darle chance. >> , bien comentÁbamos hace rato fue una nota agridulce. por un lado pasar a semifinales con la sub 17. por otro lado de cierta manera se esperaba esto porque la gente decÍa que chile era un equipo fuerte, pero no hay que perder la fe y seÑores. asÍ se puede, vamos por mÁs. >> claro que si mi comadre. pero despuÉs del dÍa de ayer las playas estuvieron abarrotados de gente porque tenÍamos un clima divino desde sta monica a venice. mucha gente celebrando el cuatro de julio con muchÍsimos fuegos pirotÉcnicos. incluso en el rosebowl hubo mÁs de 40.000 personas presentes, pandas, grupos, y ademÁs se rinde tributo a las tropas de los estados unidos. fue un evento bonito pero este american fest se cumple 85 aÑos si se cobra y las playas no. hubo diversiÓn para todo el mundo aquÍ en los angeles. >> quÉ rico! pero te vi en bikini. no hacÍa calor? >> esas fotos las dejÓ despuÉs

abc's miguel marquez is watching this all from london.sonnel are accounted for. but norwegian government officials say they could have some casualties amongst their officials. what are you hearing? miguel? can you hear me, miguel? >> reporter: i can. >> what are you hearing as to the extent of the casualties and the damage there? >> reporter: well, the very early indications are that all americans are accounted for. at least official americans. keep in mind this was a massive explosion in the middle of the afternoon, about 3:30 p.m. oslo time. it is possible this could have been an accident but a gas explosion wouldn't have caused the sort of damage we are seeing to vehicles and the buildings surrounding it. witnesses on the ground and the pictures we are seeing appear to bear the likelihood this was a very large car or truck bomb. >> miguel, was there any reason to believe that security there was on height end alert? we know there have been some recent terrorism related arrests in the last few weeks. >> norway has been on a heightened se

abc's miguel marquez is in oslo with the latest right now. good morning, miguel. >> reporter: robin, the judge has ordered that breivik must spend eight weeks i i confinement until the next hearing date. one thing that came up is there were two other cells working with his organization. all this as we hear new details about the force of his attack. it's a picture of horror. teens barricade themselves in cabins. mattresses against the door. their faces, frozen in terror. just outside, anders behring breivik, dressed as a cop killing at will. >> it was like going on killing people like it was no big deal. >> reporter: the horror went on for more than an hour. 700 people. mostly teens on the isisnd. some tried to swim for safety. only to be shot in the water. kids hiding by the shoreline were shot point-t-ank. >> i could hear his breathing. i could also feel his boots near me. i could feel the warmth from the barrel when he pulled the trigger. >> reporter: incredibly adrian pracon survived by playing dead. not all were so lucky. this photo captu

following jim, we have peter marquez.peter served under both the bush and the obama administrations working space policy, and at that time he was the director of space policy at the white house. but first we're going to start with jim. >> well, thank you, david. and it's great to be here and see so many folks. the great thing about making space policy as you move forward is your ability to stand on the shoulders of giants. and here we have some of the giants of space policy previous, and it's just wonderful to hear this. and i think you're going to hear this continuity, um, of progress all throughout. and i was lucky as well to spend eight years in the clinton white house with the vice president's office where he had come out of the senate commerce committee where he chaired the space committee, and it was great because he was engaged in space policy and had a real passion. and the only thing that's better than having a vice president who's passionate about a vigorous rouse space policy is having a president who is passio