guest: nics is a joint state/federal operation in which the federal government which administers nicsing on documents and records that it gets from state governments in large part. the problem is that it cannot compel the state to provide that information, and another problem is that there are sometimes statistical and technical and legal and moral issues surrounding the supplying of those records. a well known that in that process -- gap in that process has been mental detectives, a term under the law, which was exploited by the virginia tech shooter during that catastrophe. here reared itself again in the tucson shootings. after virginia tech, there was a nics improvement act signed by president bush. it was an effort to jump-start the process of delivering those records by setting up a system of incentives and grants that would help the states modernize their records system and expedite the flow of records. that was the good news. the bad news is that in the subsequent years, virtually little if any of that money has been appropriated by congress. less than 5% has actually been app

nic, we're hearing more details about the suspect's background and his possible motivations.e latest? >> reporter: well, the latest is that it seems certain now, at least by his own claims, that he wasn't acting alone, that he sees himself as some part of crusade to stop what he calls marxist governments in europe from handing europe over to muslims. there is wide concern that there could be a potential pickup by right-wing copy cats. not necessarily here in norway, because he's spread information on the interpret and there is concern that other right-wing extremists could try to copy what he is doing. >> what could you tell us about the suspect's demeanor in court today? >> reporter: it's very difficult for us to say, because we just weren't allowed in there. and there was a huge expectation, a lot of pressure from the media and the public as well to go in but at the same time there was a facebook page signed by 60,000 people in norway who said they didn't want him to get another sort of public platform. he had already put his manifesto out online, 1500 pages. so really they

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could there be an exception made in this particular case, nic? >> reporter: well the prime minister talked about it today if it's a case of the security of the country, if he potentially poses a threat at the end of that period, absolutely there's a case that could be made that he could be held longer, so he may never get out, but it's expected to be more than a year before he even gets into court, brooke. >> looking ahead in terms of security here, is the norwegian government at all planning any changes, beefing up security? >> what they're saying is and i talked to the head of intelligence here yesterday. what they're saying is this is a lone wolf, a one man case, everything he did to plan for this is within the law or at least the steps that he took to get this far were inside the law, but the law has been broken so many ways. they don't feel that there is another threat like his out there. he's talked about other cells operating with him. there's this possibility that not all the fertilizer is accounted for. so they're very concerned about th

nic is joining me outside of that farm. where does the investigate go from here, nic?orter: well, it's going to be continuing in one part the search for some of the missing bodies. people believe to have shot or died away from that island. investigation on this site. the laugh few minutes another another controlled explosion. what happened the fertilizer bomb it appeared that breivik made here, there was leftover material and the explosion we saw yesterday. this one a few minutes ago. the army bomb disposal using about 2 1/2 kilograms of tnt to set off those explosions. another blast here in about half an hour. after that, they say they will take care of the fertilizer that they discovered so then it really is a matter of adding up. what is critical to know now is how much fertilizer was used in that bomb in central oslo. a lot of scrutiny on that. those are the key issues right now, kyra. >> we will follow them. right there along with you, nic. >>> this is absolutely chilling. a mom whose daughter was actually on the island in norway received a text messages as the ma

nic robertson, cnn, sanaa, yemen. >>> white the contrast now. we want to take you back to monaco. the religious ceremony of the royal couple, prince albert as well as his new bride, charlene wittstock, now over. 3,500 people filled that cathedral to watch the ceremony. she is wearing a giorgio armani dress designed just for this occasion on her wedding day. they're walking down that long procession there, that red carpet. they're greeted by many more supporters and fans as they climb into this convertible. this is the palace courtyard where they have had this ceremony. and soon they're going to be making their way to a number of rather public events for all those in monaco to enjoy. fireworks and then a reception, some 7,000 guests are invited to the reception. she is an olympic swimmer. he also had his experiences as a bobsledder in the olympics. and apparently they met back in 2000 after a swim meet in monaco. she apparently caught his eye, prince albert. they dated for a while. they actually broke up. and she apparently reached out to him at the passing of his father. and then

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our nic robertson has gotten a look at both and the details are truly disturbing. >> reporter: this ishe man accused of being norway's most notorious mass killer apparently wants the world to know him. a smiling norwegian nationalist, a serious military-style marksman. not just the cold-blooded killer, police say stalked and gunned down innocent young victims on a remote rocky island. anders behring breivik is believed to have posted these images to youtube in a 12-minute video embedded in a 1500-page manifesto just hours before he began his deadly killing spree with a massive car bombing outside government offices. [ sirens ] >> reporter: cnn cannot independently verify their authenticity. together, the video and manifesto appear to answer how and why the 32-year-old became a mass murderer. the video reveals an intense fear that muslims will dominate europe and anger at what the author calls marxist european governments he blames for doing nothing and a belief that a christian crusade is the solution. a belief he hid when he met this mainstream right wing politician eight years ago. >

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nic robertson in norway.ou for being with us. >>> still ahead, can you call it a debate when the two sides talk at each other and not to each other? i'll ask our political panel. with the president going on tv and the speaker of the house taking his turn, is anybody actually trying to get a real deal done? >>> there is break go news on the debt crisis. cnn has just learned that the vote on speaker of the house john boehner's proposal to raise the debt ceiling has been postponed. this after the congressional budget office just announced his plan cuts less than he said it wolf joining me for both sides of the aisle, james carville and former republican congressman rick lazio. welcome, gentlemen. it looks like we've got some trouble here for the house speaker. tried to sell this to his troops. couldn't sell it. then the cbo comes out and says you're not saving us much money as you thought you were. let me go to you first, rick lazio. so, what does this mean for house republicans? >> it only means it is delayed.

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you are into the world court the first time you fought to keep it straight you know and that's the nic it was the south pacific noise and the activists that i did have threesome clued in the original question if you have included threats then the. nuclear states could go argued well we're only relying on terence which is threat and so we're not ready so i waited for him the. police chief and he is going to give it to the court throws pressure. at the time the judges agreed unanimously on the requirement for total nuclear disarmament the activists are fighting tad bit opinion on. this based on. what i understand that the lewis and others wanting to do is to use the unanimous part of the opinion and i wanted to say ten years on how can we might get stronger how can we not what are they doing that state practice that is still illegal. is it your understanding of it as a man that they're looking for some new lever to put more pressure on the stage to comply and design completely not just to reduce. yes nuclear weapons in fact it's reverse since the workhorses and the americans particularly

nic robertson joins us live from london.give us a sense of karzai's brother, whether or not we know much about him. some people said he was a drug trafficker. others said he worked as an informant for the cia. who was this guy? how important was he to the united states and to afghanistan? >> reporter: he was hugely important to his brother, hamid karzai, the president, because really, he was his eyes and ears, his political fixer in the south of the country. so really, for president karzai, he was a very important stabilizing and controlling figure in the south of afghanistan in the kandahar region. certainly there had been a lot of rumors about him, rumors that he was involved in the drug trade, rumors that he has built military forces that have helped on cia-led operations inside afghanistan, and he has certainly never been able to disquiet those rumors and they have been around now for a number of years. but this is a man who it's very hard to find people in kandahar who will say a bad word against him. when i was there a

will deal with their debt crises also the international agency energy agency rather says a row nic stand a release of oil supplies. and in asia shares are trading strongly in the black on news about a new bailout for greece and plans to prevent sovereign debt problems from spreading to other countries banks are among the best performers with heavy weight h.s.b.c. up almost two percent in tokyo technology sector is also supported by strong earnings reports of u.s. firms such as micro devices and san disk in hong kong air g. firms are benefiting from higher crude. and hours ahead of the opening bell here in moscow russian markets and thursday's session in the black following the gains on wall street. let's have a look gavia index movers on the my six energy stocks were on the rise with gazprom adding almost two for sam banking stocks were also trading in the positive territory for bank was up around one percent. and ross telecom continued to rally on speculation and to be completely sold to private investors well the russian markets are yet to price and agreed deal and draw a national capi

and finally now taliban nic of all belarus has taken the overall title of the world what championships just outside moscow the details from richard oppel flits. who went there in assessing the perfect final day of a world war scheme championships in dubai a small town one hundred twenty kilometers north of moscow with the sport yet to make it to be lympics things as big as the cancer competitors a special look to take home the biggest prize in more skiing first topless women's tricks events competitors trying to create in as many moves as quickly as possible trying to get top marks from the judges a lot of the ways that we practice we use trampolines a kind of you know bounce and we ride our skis a lot just to feel edges and turns in it and it just takes a lot of balls in order to start learning the truth of the move certainly looks pretty tranquil that we take a lot of practice to get it right so you can sometimes there's a rhythm moving when the paper in front of him has come away from the event was when truly won by better reasons natalia. was rewarded after this fantastic performan

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i don't remember much about him but i'm going to become close again she just goes that was nic i'm going to buy her a computer so that we can talk to each other all the time so that we never lose touch again of anybody dallas back in moscow nikolai has won the prestigious series tournament and will compete against europe's top young players later this year but he says now his priority is finding his brother we can only wish nicholai best in his dream to become a professional golfer what is how to overcome whatever happens next he is already a winner you go there are now. in moscow. i shot back with a recap of the top stories and not just a few. just so. it's. just so. vicious disciplinary punishment. should. the worst screw the penitentiary system transform a criminal into a law abiding citizen. and resumes life behind bars on r.g.p. . forty two thousand americans die each year from car accidents serious thousand. seven hundred thousand people murdered and thirty two thousand will kill themselves cancer in all its forms kills five hundred sixty thousand of us here part is easy even more

president a little mystery with a small security detail not a practical marine division nic i see him he would last five minutes the resistance you know ghana's want to liberate the country so take any opportunity they care to get anything if any level in any time not only other one hundred thousand u.s. troops oh thirty or forty thousand other troops there are well over one hundred thousand private security contractors. discussed in the major media so combat forces may come out of private security forces may go when you take their place america wages wars not just to win them but to wage them because the profits are still great the war profiteers want these wars waged ten billion dollars we know of a rare hold it reboots besides the regular affairs appropriations for the f.b.i. for all of us defense operations this is money down or ever will go into the war profiteers alice also say the violence in afghanistan is being precipitated by a local security forces which contain drug addicts and those connected to the taliban the spy this nail began handing.

the president out on the street with a small security detail not a practical marine division nic i see him he would last five minutes the resistance in afghanistan want to liberate the country don't take any opportunity they came here to tie could anyone fishel it any level in any time not only of iran hundred thousand u.s. troops about thirty or forty thousand other troops there are well over one hundred thousand private security contractors you never hear this discussed in the major media so combat forces may come out private security forces may go in to take their place america wages wars not just to win them but to wage them because the profits to celebrate the war profiteers want these wars waged ten billion dollars we know of poor down a rathole every month besides the regular affairs appropriations for the afghans for all of us defense operation.

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nic robertson, cnn, oslo, norway. >>> we're going to be right back after this short break. stay with us. >>> welcome back. live from cnn hong kong and cnn london this is "world business today." >>> well, same-sex couples got married legally for the first time in new york on sunday. that makes new york the sixth u.s. state to allow same-sex couples to marry. maggie lake looket as the economic impact of the new law. >> hi. >> hi. how can i help you? >> reporter: they have been together for more than 20 years. on monday they plan on finally tying the knot, one day after new york state's landmark bill allowing same-sex marriages to go into effect. it's been a whirlwind few weeks of planning. >> that's simple. >> like loose call i lilies up there. >> it started with saying we should do this, come on, let's do it. then it was we should have a reception. well, if we're going to have a reception, you need a cake. >> reporter: businesses like city cakes are bracing for orders like this. >> it's a new market we're going to be able to tap. you know, there's a lot of affluent same-sex

nic robertson, cnn, oslo, norway. >>> many people in norway risked their lives on friday to try to saveg them, a boat owner who raced out of the island of utoya while it was under attack to rescue anybody he could reach. here is what he told our cnn's michael holmes. >> how many people did you put in here? >> the first round, i believe it was 14. >> 14? >> yes. >> and then i have to address the oldest one of the four left and said, you have to stay ashore, i promise i will come back and get you. and they respected that and said sit down and wait. i went to the mainland, i went back again and there were agreed upon, sitting there and i just waved to them like this and they waved back and we made a contact and got them in the boat and they were another group further out. we pick ed up two or three more and went to the mainland and on the third lap, i think i picked up eight maybe further out. it was quite a touching story because, i mean, i realized that three of the young people laying there kind of together behind the stove, they had got shot in the wounds and transported themself to th

number two, lawyers for the two women accusing the financial super stardom nic strauss-khan of rape meetingutors in new york. united states came within inches, as officials put it, of killing the wanted terrorist anwar al awlaki in a missile strike back in may that's "the fox report's" top five. on this day in 1991, heavyweight boxing legend mike tyson raped a beauty queen according to a jury of his pierce. 18-year-old contestant for the black america pageant claimed mike tyson pinned her down and raped her in his hotel room. tyson claimed the sex was consensual. the jury found him guilty and the judge sentenced him six years in prison. iron mike served only three and despite some high paying come back fights, the former heavyweight champ later declared bankruptcy and struggled with drug addiction. he quit boxing seven rounds into his final bout saying he didn't have the guts to fight anymore. but one of mike tyson's legal battles began 20 years ago today. and now you know the news for this tuesday, july the 19th, 2011. i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us into your place tonight. we're

. >> nic robertson? >> at issue is your judgment. why did you believe a man who had resigned over hacking at the "news of the world" and why did you ignore those who told you it was much more widespread? and why do you now say as leader of the country you can't say anything about the planned takeover of one of the biggest broadcasters by an org nation th organization that has behaved appallingly? >> first of all, why did i take this decision? i saw someone who had paid a price for what had gone wrong under his stewardship at "news of the world." who resigned because of what had gone wrong. remember, there was a police investigation. there was a trial. there was a member of the staff who was sent to prison. and andy caoulson said he did nt know what was going on at "news of the world". >> why did you ignore those people who said the hacking was widespread. you explained why you hired andy coulson, but you hired him when many people -- >> the decision to hire andy coulson, the former "news of the world" editor at center of the phone ha

i was talking to nic robertson who has been to kandahar and nobody would say a bad thing against this he was so feared and also accused of dealing drugs and fueling the drug raid that really created a lot of problems for hamid karzai. the reason this matters to the u.s. they held their nose in spite of this guy's links to drugs because they needed him and needed his control of the area in order to fight the taliban and push ahead with their offensive, so it is a blow to the u.s. by his death. >> all right, the other story happening where you are is rocking the world, this is the news of the world scandal, getting bigger now, some -- >> gosh. >> police are questioned by lawmakers today. >> there are really serious allegations here, ali, against the police for corruption and for accepting payoffs for tips and information. what's happening today is that senior police officers are going to be questioned by members of parliament so what they want to know is why didn't the police uncover all this information of the hacking that was going on at "news of the world"? there were only oh 4,000 c

the nic system is run by another agency. >> no, i understand that. right now you don't have full confidence that that he is people aren't doing straw purchases again? >> no, sir, they were granted bail as everyone is entitled to. >> they're also granted a speedy trial that i understand is delayed at least until february of next year so they continue to be out there. >> that he recollects. the trial was scheduled for june and then it's been postponed until february. >> okay. with that i'm afraid we have to adjourn. thank you all. we're adjourned. >> mr. chairman, a point of personal privilege. >> yes, a point of privilege. >> in this hearing i have come back to state my true position and i wonder if i may be given a few minutes to do it. >> if you want to state your true position bearing in mind that you told us all of us were owned by nra, if i could state my position. i was here for some time, general and i note the note that i didn't hear anyone speak up then, i can understand -- >> actually the glaad left before -- >> yeah, i was here for 15 or 20

did not stand up to this hezbollah faction in their midst it would basically be a suicide mission and nicstof called them domestic terrorists. i thought after gab guy gabby give. the president called for it and he admonished people. i thought we were down this new path of getting along. i want to start with you before we get to the tea party perspective. are we going a little overboard here in the country is still standing the last time i checked. >> yeah, a little overboard. but, i mean, this is an emotional time and some of the people in the republican party are acting like children and it sounds like. >> laura: the democrats never do that but go ahead. >> i'm thinking that the parents are saying you are acting like children, it's time to calm down and stop saying no, no, no, no. you have to work and learn to be civilized adult and that's the problem. the parents are reprimanding the children and sometimes it comes off. >> laura: i think the parents sound a little silly themselves because the tea party is actually the group that got everybody to the table to actually have this discussio

. >> nic shoes. >> reporter: sales of toning shoes have gone up from 145 million in 2009 to a whoopingased calorie burn and improved metabolism. >> reporter: each brand has done some kind of scientific research to would have been its shoes are effective. but we talked to the chief science officer for the american council on exercise to get his take. >> none of the major muscles of the lower extremity showed major differences in activity nor did we see any differences in terms of the caloric output. >> reporter: he says the sad truth here is there's no shortcut to getting in shape. so you're absolutely sure that toning shoes are not going to replace me going to a gym. totally sure? >> you know, i would love to tell you otherwise. but based upon our research study as well as the other available evidence, that wouldn't be fair of me to say that. >> reporter: in the end, it comes down to the combination of exercise and diet, right? >> it's not the most glamorous message but it's the true message. >> reporter: with a pair of cutting edge shoes or a purple shirt with muscle-toning bands make

nic robertson, cnn, oslo, norway. >> what a remarkable turn of events.laces you can say this undercurrent was there, this is not something we knew about or the world knew about. >> it's known as a peaceful and accepting country and it's a very hurt turn of events and country still shocked and reeling from the friday event clearly. >> your top stories now. >>> democratic congressman david wu is at the center of an ethics investigation. the oregon representative is accused of making unwanted sexual advances toward the teenage daughter of a long-time campaign donor. wu has resisted calls for his resignation. >>> the new york city hotel maid who claims the former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn sexually assaulted her is speaking out. 32-year-old nafissatou diallo in an interview with "newsweek" magazine and abc mag is zone saying, quote, i want justice, i want him to go to jail, i want him to know you cannot use your money, your power when you do something like this. >>> no deal as president obama and republicans work on plans to raise the debt ceiling. the

. >>> bring in our senior international correspondent nic robertson live from oslo this morning wherece is going on right now. i know this is a nation really in turmoil and mourning because of this situation. what's it like today? >> well, you really get that sense that everyone here is coming together and supporting unity for all the victims. we are just outside the center of oslo, about an hour's drive from the national memorial service at the first funeral here for one of those young victims shot down on the island. an 18-year-old girl. she's a kurdish-iraqi descent and she published her thesis on democracy. she really was all about the youth movement of the labor party, the ruling party here. so many people have gathered at this joint muslim and christian service, that they're overflowing from the church here. it really is, you can see it by the people, a repudiation of breivik's hatred of mul multiculturalism. a joint muslim-christian service. some of the survivors on the island are still traumatized by everything they went through. >> i want to go back. i want to go back as soon

and nic robertson interviewed the mayor just this past december, and the account and telling and prophetic>> i got a warning that -- >> reporter: just before we reached the street, one of his guards interrupts. >> i want to bring in david who is following the wave of assassinations. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the mayor's murder. what is being said about this? >> reporter: well, ambassador crocker who is on his third day here in afghanistan is said to proceed with caution. he intends to take credit for high profile attacks, and whether or not they are behind it is unclear. two young girls had been inadvertently killed in a road accident. and officials asked if it was a revenge killing by the girls' family members or a taliban attack. crocker said if it was a taliban attack he said it operates a sign of operational weakness. >> i think because of the success of the coalition campaign in the south, including in kandahar, we are seeing a phenomenon that is not dissimilar to what we saw in iraq. i would judge that the taliban is now damaged to the point where they can no longer

[risas] >> el otro puede ser hacer un pic nic en el parque.n los ceviches. para gozar de la brisa, del ruido del oleaje. >> defintivamente un lugar paradisÍaco. >> el ceviche en latinoamÉrica se come pero quÉ tiene que especial? >> hace dos horas este pescado estaba brincando en las olas, o sea, pescado fresco. chiles cosechados en su punto que le da un sabor muy especial a nuestros ceviches y aguachiles. >> huele increÍble! >> estamos usando en este caso una mezcla de chile serrano con chile jalapeÑo fresco, limÓn y cilantro. un poco de ajo y se marina solamente 5 o 7 minutos y estÁ listo. >> el platillo estrella? >> el sarandeado. >> por quÉ se llama Í? >> es una parrilla en donde metemos el pescado y nos da la posibilidad de voltearlo, se llama saranda esa parrilla y nos permite prensarlo y el movimiento que le hacemos al pescado se llama sarandeado y de ahÍ viene el nombre del pescado. este pescado es fresco del dÍa y hay muchas recetas como familias hay en la costa. pero aprovechando la frescura del lugar y la madera que tenemos en la reg

nic robertson, cnn, oslo, norway. >> the clock keeps ticking on the u.s. debt crisis.estors on edge and wondering what to do next. is there anywhere your investment dollars are safe right now? we're looking at some options. >>> later, a groundswell of calls to resign as another united states congressman falls from grace under allegations of sexual misconduct. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're just about two and a half hours away from president obama speaking to the nation from the white house about the impasse over raising the u.s. debt limit, and his remarks at 9:00 p.m. eastern will be followed immediately by remarks from the house speaker john boehner. i'll be here for live coverage. our coverage will begin an hour earlier at 8:00 p.m. eastern. among the many people who no doubt will be listening carefully, investors fearful of a possible government default and probable credit downgrading if, if a deal isn't reached very soon. cnn's mary snow is working that part of the story. mary, you've been talking to some experts. what advice do they have

then there was the funeral for young bana rasheed, this is from senior international correspondent, nicple have come to bana rasheed's funeral, they're overflowing from the church, a multicultural event, with an 18-year-old girl whose friends described as an aspiring politician, a sunbeam, someone they expected to do well in politics here. someone who had gone to the camp with her sister. her sister, we're told by friends, survived. but today so many people here gathering to remember her, her parents arriving in tears. >> most of the victims from last friday's terror attack were shot to death right there on that remote island, it's called utoya island. hundreds of young people were attending this youth political camp, including 16-year-old julie bremnisz. and like so many teenagers, julie had her cell phone. and after seeing the gunman last friday, she was able to quickly grab it, call her mother, who was 800 miles away. mom and daughter stayed in contact by text messages for two hours off and on through from horrifying ordeal. in fact, i talked to julie's mother, marian, about those ha

the case against former international monetary fund chief dom nic strauss khan may be on the collapse in what appear to be a complete reverseal and has a lot of people talking in that law enforcement sources tell nbc news, the entire case could be collapsing because the victim lied about her past. >> dominick strauss-kahn. >> he's been paced under house arrest, living under armed guard inside this $50,000 a month townhouse. if this latest twist is true, experts say dominick strauss-kahn could be released from house arrest as early as today. he was one of the most powerful men in the world. head of the international monetary fund and possible candidate for french president. until a maid in this luxury manhattan hotel told police, strauss-kahn sexually assaulted her -- >> said the case is on the verge of collapse. >> the maid is from guinea. she lied on her asylum application claiming she was raped in the past. and now admits, it was all made up. according to the times, she may have ties drug dealing and money laundering. the paper reports within a day of her alleged assault, she spoke