just say by a norwegian court, -- judged sane by a norwegian court, anders breivik is sentenced to jail, issuing an apology for not killing more. >> and building a future on the grim foundations. as rio de janeiro rushes to get ready for the olympics, remnants of its past slave trade are being unearthed. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it has been 13 months since anders breivik went on a killing spree in norway which left 77 people dead. today, he learned the sentence for his crimes. the court found him sane and impose the maximum penalty of 21 years. he used the appearance as a chance to apologize, not for his victims, but to the far right for not killing more people. >> anders breivik says he killed to destroy a liberal, multi- cultural norway. today, a norwegian court demonstrated his failure to achieve that goal. unanimous verdict from five judges -- guilty of mass murder and terrorism, sane not insane. >> anders breivik, born february 13, 1979, sentenced to a term of 21 years and a minimum of 10 years. and in practice, that 21-year sentence may be ext

against norwegian openness to other cultures. after months of preparations, he shot dead 69 people last july at a summer retreat. earlier that day, his bomb attack in oslo killed eight others. despite the suspect's content for the court, norway let the rule of law prevails. judges tolerated breivik's appearances, even though they caused discomfort to many. >> it was very emotionally difficult. on the other hand, it was good that he had an opportunity to explain himself because this is according to the norwegian law. >> breivik is now due to serve a 21-year term in a high-security prison outside oslo, and authorities can keep the conflict there indefinitely if he is still deemed a threat to society. >> our correspondent was following the proceedings in oslo today. we asked if the norwegians were relieved with this verdict. >> first of all, this is definitely the end of the trial because while there are still 14 days for breivik to appeal the verdict, why would he? this is the verdict he had hoped for. he smiled when the judge deli

. >> in other news, sentencing is set for tomorrow in the case of the norwegian gunman, anders breivik, who confessed to the attacks that left 77 people dead. >> 5 district court judges must decide if he is sane and goes to jail or if he is insane and to a mental asylum. either way, he will be calling the top security prison just outside oslo home. >> right outside of the trial, he insisted he was sane. he says norway is in danger of being taken over by foreigners. >> i do not recognize the norwegian courts. you have received your mandate from political parties, which support multiculturalism. >> it was hoped the trial would help bring emotional closure after the horror of the attacks, which shocked the country, but at times, it looked like breivik was basking in the international attention. witnesses and survivors gulped hard when he shed tears, not for victims but for himself. he cried when watching a self- made video in which he is shown in a crusade against islam. his testimony was not allowed to be broadcast. he spoke for 75 minutes on his role in the killings and said his only re

czech republic weapons and police uniforms were discovered in his apartment just days before the norwegian mass killings judy here is verdict. and washington's slammed for al qaeda style tactics for striking those arriving to help victims get in the wake of another american drove raid multiple american missiles are killed over a dozen people in pakistan in the last few days in areas the u.s. claims are full of militants. germany's long held the safe keys for europe's finances now though a former executive of its central bank explains whether keeping countries together with a currency has any future. it's easy to be a euro skeptic these days but our today's guest had reservations about the future of europe's common currency from the very start he was about seen the former member of germany's central bank is joining us now on their t. thank you very much for your time sir and your latest book you claimed germany didn't bat after that much from the introduction of huron and a lot of experts from other european countries could make the same claim is it any member that in your view can actually

discovering enough weapons in his apartment to kill dozens of people the news comes just days before the norwegian mass killer responsible for the deaths of seventy seven people here's his verdict. and accused of copying al qaida tactics there's more evidence the u.s. is launching follow up at times after its drone strikes in pakistan targeting people who promised to the aid of the wounded reports claim the methods been used in the latest search of drone assaults. up next artie's speaks to. a german politician and former executive all of the deutsch bundesbank about the future of the e.u. and the single currency. it's easy to be a euro skeptic these days but our today's guest had reservations about the future of europe's common currency from the very start he was about seen the former member of germany's central bank is joining us now on their t. thank you very much for your time sir and your latest book you claimed germany didn't about after that much from the introduction of hurons and a lot of experts from other european countries could make the same claim is it any member that in your view can

. >> norwegian investigators say authorities could have prevented the first of two attacks that killed 77 people in july last year and that all anders behring breivik could have been stopped from killing dozens of people if police had acted more efficiently. >> on the day of the massacre, graphic first set off a car bomb in central oslo. then he made the journey out to utoeya island where he won on a shooting rampage at a summer camp hosted by the governing later -- labor party's youth section. >> this is an account of how police and emergency services responded to the july 22 attacks and to intelligence- monitoring of all anders behring breivik before the attacks. it highlights serious shortfalls in norwegian security. >> the authorities felt in their effort to protect the people on utoeya. a quicker police response was possible. the perpetrator could have been stopped sooner. >> the commission believes authorities could have prevented the bomb attack the prime minister's offices in oslo. all anders behring breivik detonated the device three hours before the utoeya massacre. the repor

norwegian mass killer is declared. twenty years in prison by his anti islam agenda serves as inspiration for even more radical groups. a scandal that unites muslims and jews after a german rabbi was charged for performing the circumcision despite a recent controversial court ban on the practice. of withdraws its threat to go into the ecuadorian embassy and arrest julian assange by force this after a block of south and north american nations side with tito in the diplomatic world . live from moscow this is the weekly with me rory welcome to the program foreign powers came a step closer this week to engaging in syria's internal conflict as the u.s. and its allies dished out fresh threats france suggested that western nations could consider setting up a no fly zone over the stricken country without a u.n. security council mandate now just a little bit earlier president barack obama for the first time said he could authorize military action on the syrian territory. has the story from new york. as the violence in syria cont

sympathiser is charged with plotting a copycat massacre in the czech republic just days before the norwegian mass killer is due to hear his further. washington slammed for al qaida style tactics or striking those over logs to help victims in previous american drone writes. and a very warm welcome to you this is our team on karen taraji with you this tuesday it's five o'clock here in moscow well syria's ongoing crisis and ways of ending the bloodshed are under scrutiny for top syrian officials and moscow across the atlantic president obama washington could use military action if there's any sign the syrian government might try to deploy its chemical or biological weapons more from artie's lucy coffin elf. they really contradicts with what russia has been pushing for throughout the course of this bloody conflict which is an international solution that really is originated on the ground by the syrian people by the syrian government and the factions involved with that conflict with now the u.s. president has really caused quite a stir with this comment on monday saying that the united states wou

norwegian mass killer and the grave because declared sane and gets twenty one years in jail on his anti islam agenda serves as an inspiration for even more radical groups. and a scandal that unites muslims and jews in german run by those charged with performing a circumcision despite a recent controversial court ban on the practice. and britain withdraws its threat to go into the ecuadorian embassy in a restroom in the sun by force after block of south and north american nations side with tito in the diplomatic row. but in the back of the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly. foreign powers came a step closer this week to engaging in syria's internal conflict as the u.s. and its allies dished out fresh threats france suggested that western nations could consider setting up a no fly zone over the stricken country without a u.n. security council mandate a little earlier president obama for the first time said he could authorize military action on the syrian territory when a porno reports from new york. as the violence in syria continues increasing wes

police investigate a man they suspect was planning a brevig style massacre just days before the norwegian mass killing here's his verdict. and accused of copying al qaida tactics evidence that the u.s. is launching follow up attacks after its drone strikes in pakistan targeting people who come to the aid of the wounded. scream annulment twenty four hours a day seven days a week this is r.t. and i'm karen tara well top ministers from the syrian government are in moscow to discuss ways of ending the continuing bloodshed in their country that's after u.s. president barack obama said washington could use force if there's any sign the regime might try to deploy its chemical or biological weapons parties lucy coffin of reports. the syrian government does possess an extensive stockpile of chemical and biological weapons and hamas threatening to use them in the country came under foreign attack it is unclear whether this is mere saber rattling by both sides but of course it really complicates efforts to find a diplomatic solution to this ongoing escalating crisis something that moscow has really

sympathizers charged with plotting a copycat massacre in the czech republic just days before the norwegian mass killers jus to hear his verdict. last washington slam for al qaeda style tactics the striking those arriving to help victims hit in the wake of the american drone raid. welcome this is r.t. it's a choose the evening my name is kevin zero in our top story this moscow believe syria has chances of reaching peace despite those keeping the conflict burning inside and outside the country ways of ending the bloodshed of an under scrutiny for top syrian officials here in moscow and across the atlantic president obama said washington could use military action of physics signed the syrian government might try to deploy its chemical or biological weapons from off reports. because quite against moscow's position moscow has continued to insist that a political process towards peace is originated and settled within syria by syrians by the factions involved in the syrian civil war that's been escalating for nearly eighteen months now and president barack obama's comments really caused quite a g

sympathizer is charged with plotting a copycat massacre in your czech republic just days before the norwegian mass killer is due to appear his first day. and washington slammed for al qaida style tactics trying to those wanting to help victims dead in previous american drone raids. hello and welcome to our team this tuesday i'm karen tara and it's six o'clock here in moscow now moscow does believe that syria has chances of reaching peace despite parliament's inside and outside the country syria's ongoing crisis and ways of ending the bloodshed came under scrutiny for top syrian officials in moscow and across the atlantic president obama said washington could use military action if there's any sign the syrian government much tried to deploy its chemical or biological weapons for more on this now we're joined by our tease of lucy call phonology live from moscow to see how do the statements by barack obama fit in with moscow position that there should be no unilateral action taken against syria. well clearly karen it goes quite against moscow's position moscow has continued to insist that a poli

the norwegian extremist said the attacks were meant to draw attention to his right wing ideology and he said he'd appeal any insanity ruling before the ruling came down. today's sentence can be extended under norwegian law as long as the inmate is still considered dangerous. >>> imagine driving down the highwaand out of nowhere a boulder crashes through your windshield. >> it's what happened to two men from massachusetts on a business trip in arizona. peter wilson said he and his business partner are really lucky to be alive and after you see these pictures it's hard not to agree. they were driving through an arizona canyon last month sight seeing when a massive boulder came out of nowhere. >> there was a sign back a mile that said look out for rocks, did not expect that a fall be 150-pound boulder would come out -- falling 150-pound boulder would come out of the cliff. it came right square through the windshield. it didn't hit the hood or the top of the suv, went square through the glass and hit the dashboard. that's what saved us. >> oh, my goodness. the boulder landed right betwee

brothers sympathizers charged with plotting a copycat massacre in the czech republic days before the norwegian mass killers judy here. in washington slum for al qaeda style tactics the striking those arriving to help victims here in the wake of earlier american drone. welcome this is r.t. it's now ten pm choose dave here my name is kevin owen our top story this syria looked ready to discuss assad's resignation today at least that's what the western media said after a syrian official came to moscow to discuss the crisis they've seized on some words from syria's deputy prime minister in the wake of president obama's military threat if the regime crosses a red line. can help explain what was really said. i'm standing in front of the russian foreign ministry worktops had floated between the syrian delegation and us your gay lover author but the real story of today's talks had only just begun and that was playing out in news headlines i want to play to you something that the syrian deputy foreign minister had said during the talks that was grossly missed interpreted and exaggerated in fact in some

private sympathizer is drawing a call because this occurred in the czech republic just days before the norwegian mass killer is due to hear this verdict. plus washington slammed for al qaida style tactics striking those arriving to help victims of the earlier american drone array . the russian mob hits close in positive territory today with. the raising a week start to the week as old prices gain and hopes remain for europe's debt crisis to be resolved i mean times when it's time to have a bright down with a good. screen and all mine twenty four hours a day seven days a week here with our team and i'm karen. well moscow believes syria has chances of reaching peace despite those keeping the call flip burning inside and outside the country ways of ending the bloodshed has been under scrutiny for top syrian officials in moscow and across the atlantic president obama so in washington could use military action if there's any sign the syrian government might try to deploy its chemical or biological weapons lucy coffin of reports goes quite against moscow's position moscow has continued to insist that

sympathizers charged with plotting a copycat massacre in the czech republic just days before the norwegian mass killers to hear his verdict. last washington slammed for al-qaeda style tactics for striking those arriving to help victims hit in the wake of earlier american drug raids. if you just joined us were watching around the world very good evening from me kevin owen here in moscow it's now eleven pm choose day and this is our team our top story syria looks ready to discuss assad's resignation earlier today at least that's what some western media said after a syrian official came here to moscow to discuss the crisis but they seized on words from syria's deputy prime minister in the wake of president obama's military threat if the regime crosses a so-called red line. from off can help explain what was really said. i'm standing in front of the russian foreign ministry worktops had floated between the syrian delegation and sergey lavrov but the real story of today's talks had only just begun and that was playing out in news headlines i want to play to you something that the syrian deputy

sympathizer is charged with plotting a copycat massacre and you check with public days before the norwegian mass killer is due to hear his verdict. on washington slam for al qaida style tactics for striking those who want to help victims and previous american drone raids. though and welcome to our team where we've got the latest for you on screen and on line i'm karen taraji broadcasting to you from our studio in moscow well syria's ongoing crisis and ways of ending the bloodshed are under scrutiny for top syrian officials and moscow across the atlantic president obama said washington could use military action if there's any sign the syrian government might try it to deploy its chemical or biological weapons for more on this r.t.s. lucic off an elf. they really contradicts with what russia has been pushing for throughout the course of this bloody conflict which is an international solution that really is originated on the ground by the syrian people by the syrian government and the factions involved with that conflict till now the u.s. president has really caused quite a stir with those com

police investigate a man they suspect was planning a brave it style massacre just days before the norwegian mass killer here's his verdict. book you sort of al qaeda style tactics and evidence of that the u.s. is launching follow up attacks after its drone strikes in pakistan targeting people who come to the aid of the. flow and welcome to our two with me karen this tuesday it is two o'clock here in moscow well top ministers from the syrian government are in moscow to discuss ways of ending the continuing bloodshed in their country that's after u.s. president barack obama's side washington could use force if there's any sign the regime might try to deploy its chemical or biological weapons for more on this now let's cross to our tease lucy call you know who is about russia's foreign ministry lucy how do these statements by the u.s. president fit in with moscow's position that there can be no unilateral action taken against syria. will it really contradicts with what russia has been pushing for throughout the course of this bloody conflict which is an international solution that really is or

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under norwegian law sentences can be extended if an inmate is still considered dangerous. it is unlikely he will ever be released. a teenager accused of running down and killing a father and daughter will be charged as a juvenile. a family was hit in conquered last april. the mercury news reports that the team will be arraigned today in juvenile court. the victim's father wanted the driver charged as an adult but the d.a. office says there is no evidence the teenager was driving under the influence or using a cell phone when the collision occurred >> former cyclists lance armstrong is giving up his battle with the doping agency over drug battles. he chose last night not to pursue arbitration so he could be stripped of his seven titles as soon as today. he could also receive a lifetime ban from competitive cycling even though he is retired. he says he is tired of defending himself. he says there comes a point in every man's life when he has to say enough is enough. he also called the investigation by the anti- dumping agency and unconstitutional witchhunt. we've been asking

a judge declared anders breivik sane and handed down an immediate sentence under norwegian law he willeld behind bars for a minimum of 10 years, norway has no death sentence. he went on a murder spree in july of 2011 at a summer camp. he says he did it as part of a political protest. breivik has been seen smiling and smirking during the sentencing. >>> the potential threat of tropical storm isaac is causing officials to make changes at the republican national convention. delegates will begin the roll call vote on the first day to officially nominate mitt romney forepresident instead midweek which is what usually -- happens this means romney can accept the nomination an few days ahead of schedule, just in case. meanwhile romney and ryan campaign today in michigan and ohio tomorrow. right now tropical storm eye -- isaac is heading toward the caribbean. mark matthews will be covering the tampa convention next week, weather permitting, in charlotte, north carolina for the democratic convention a week later. >>> only one of those sites has a tropical storm pointed its way >> exactly. looks

. >>> a norwegian art gallery trying to save money on courier and insurance cost lost a rembrandt etching close to $9,000 in the regular mail system. oops. >>> the mets walk off, three big bashes for one little leaguer and a well-known nfl wide receiver gets the axe. >>> plus, an angel robs a home run but can't seal the victory. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> we'll take another look at the possible landfall spots for isaac as we dp through tomorrow night. your forecast is coming up. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up this is "early today." in sports, miami marlins relied on the long ball yesterday to power past the l.a. dodgers. here's nbc's mario solis with a look at all your sports headlines. >> the dodge pulled off one of the biggest trades in baseball history this past weekend but it was the marlins' statin who came up huge in l.a. the new-look dodgers couldn't figure him out. unloads in the fourth inning. l.a. hit four straight homers. marlins win 6-2. >>> to boston, bobby valentine wasn't happy about something against the royals. james loney pick

norwegian mass killer anders breivik declared sane gets twenty one years in prison dollars and islam agenda serves as inspiration for an even more radical groups. a scandal that unites muslims and jews in anger after a german rabbi charged for performing a circumcision despite a recent court. and britain withdraws its threat to go into the ecuadorian embassy and arrest julian assange by force this after a block of south and north american nations side with quito in the diplomatic route . by now we have traveled to remote villages in russia's north to examine the intricate structure of ancient churches and their culture. can you just quickly tell me if this is all because i can't see without my glasses. something. is that his that you think little of. the future because. there are two churches the church. and then the names if. my name is richard davis i'm an architectural photographer from london. and i've been traveling in russia for the last ten years on a project to photograph wooden churches. i knew that you know to do a proper book you needed time you didn't create a book in a f

but under a norwegian law, they can be extended if it's considered dangerous. it is unlikely that he'll ever be released. >>> lance armstrong has decided not to fight further against the u.s. anti-dumping agency. he chose not to pursue arbitration. he could be stripped of seven titles as soon as today. he also received a lifetime ban of competitive cycling. he is retired from a sport. he says he's just tired of defending himself. in a statement, there comes a point in every man's life when he has to say enough is enough. for me the time is now. yes across the investigation and unconstitutional witchhunt. see you think that he's guilty of doping gorgeous tired of fighting the charges? who love to hear from you. petaluma is this too is a waiver now from little league world series championship. >>> to local kids are getting better every game in pennsylvania. they beat a team from the san antonio area 11-1. the fans in petaluma packed this amounts to watch the game alive. >>> it is amazing. petaluma is getting on the mat. >>> the next game is the u.s. final will be

ens can be extended under norwegian law as an inmate is considered dangerous. breivik says he was on a mission to expel muslims from europe when he went on the ram teenage page that claimed 77 lives last summer. >> a disturbing story from illinois of a teenaged girl held captive as a sex slave two two years. she is now 17 years old and escaped from the home where she was being held early early this week. now, she went to police saying she was raped almost every day and got pregnant and had a child. the s.w.a.t. team raided the hospital and arrested the 24-year-old man. teen's 2-year-old child was found inside. the girl had been reported missing back in april of 2010. police thought she may have run away. >>> tropical storm isaac is taking aim at the dominican republic and haiti later today. people there are boarding up and getting readied for the heavy rain. this is video of the prep in the dominican republic yesterday as people got ready pot coming storm. the prime minister is urging people to avoid crossing rivers and to tape up their windows. >>> we are moni

. >>> glencore shares are lower today following an ft report suggesting the norwegian sovereign wealth fund is the latest investor to reject terms of glencore's $30 billion takeover bid for xtrata. now another investor saying they don't like the details. is this deal going to get completed or not? >> reporter: it's not looking likely at this point, to be honest. with that opposition to the deal, norway is joini ining qua opposition. qatar has a 12% stake and according to ft, norwegian wealth fund has 4%, and sovereign wealth funds together can now essentially block the deal all together. now, according to the ft, the norwegian sovereign wealth fund that been buying $5 million worth of xstrata funds to gain more in that deal and it reportedly told glencore and xstrata it's opposed to the deal. glencore is offering 2.8 shares for each xstrata fund. qatar wants that raised to 3.25. if you look at where they're trading in the market right now, the ratio has fallen to 2.5. that tells you the market is pricing it that this deal will not be going through. the big showdown comes on september 7

he was a naval officer and his father helped design portions so the ship was purchased from the norwegian cruise lines in february of 2011 and is now charged with redeveloping the chavez a stationary attraction. >> the analogy i like to make is imagined that a divine intervention like this happened when penn station was about to be torn down. look at that today have a torn down in pennsylvania station if we look at what the pennsylvania station placed in that. this is an unbelievable opportunity but it's divided 20 months of funding after to maintain the ship and if there isn't a clear development plan, the american public rallied behind the project and the s.s. united states will be sold until the gulf coast scrap metal and the would be a very painful image and sure. that is a will happen with the ship. i was one of the many people that passed the ship driven into delaware avenue didn't really think about it much. i was struck by her, by the fact that she looks but i really didn't realize anything about her legacy or linkage of philadelphia. until about william francis gibbs and what con

among them, -- a rising star in the norwegian labour party. for her, the trial has been important. >> it is not just a horrible thing that happened on the second of july, but we get the story behind brick's past. what happened to him, why he became that way. -- we get the story behind anders breivik's past. what happened to him, why he became that way. >> the trial has dominated the news in norway. initially some feared giving him the option of publicity. analysts believe that has changed. >> . evil is not something you encounter in a condo or in afghanistan or in london or in new york, it could even happen here. the effect of the trial, i think it has been necessary to keep it going for this long because we needed to hear all of these stories. the testimony from witnesses, all of what actually happened and all of the actors involved. >> that is certainly the case for a man that was shot at. he testified in court. >> it is in powering and strengthening to be there. he has no power over me. >> whether he is just saying or not, he is in a sense

so the ship was purchased from norwegian cruise lines in 2011 and is now charges with redeveloping the ship as a stationary attractionful the analogy to me is imagine that a 2009 intervention like this happened in the early 60s when penn station was about to torn down. this is an unbelievable opportunity, but jerry provide evidence the controversy si with 20 months of funding to maintain the ship, and if there's not a clear development plan, a real estate deal, and the american public does not rally behind the project, the ss united states will be sold and sliced into scrap metal, and that would be a painful image. the imagine the pennsylvania station being torn down. >> the ss united states has been on our waterfront since 1996. i passed thatship going over the whitman. didn't really think about it too much. i was struck by her, by the fact she looked fast standing still, but it i really didn't realize anything about her legacy or linkage to philadelphia. tell us about her architect, william frap -- william fran cyst gibbs. >> we have a nice view on the delware ware and that's where i

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. >>> a norwegian court has ruled confessed killer anders breivik was sane when he mur kerd people last year. he will spend a minimum of 21 years in prison for his crime called the heinous attack a political statement against muslim integration. >>> nasa has released a high resolution of the landing of the curiosity rover on the planet mars earlier this month. it shows the final moments before the touch down of the spacecraft to record a landing on another planet. >>> and in spain, a century old art fresco of christ was in need of repair. so an amateur art restorer in her 80s took it upon herself to fix it, and she didn't do a very good job. now professionals will try to repair the damage that was done. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 13,057 after tumbling 115 points. the s&p dropped 11, the nasdaq dropped 20. overseas trading, in tokyo, the nikkei dropped 107. in hong kong the hang seng plunged 252. >>> investors banking on help from the feds seemed a little less uncertain thursday. uncertainty about the likelihood of more stimulu

the norwegian man convicted in a bombing and shooting spree that left 77 people dead will serve only21 years for that crime, max. a judge declared anders breivik sane this morning and handed down an immediate sentence he will be held for a minimum of 10 years, norway has no death sentence. breivik went on a murder spree in july of 2011 at a summer camp. he says he did it as part of a political protest. breivik was seen smiling and smirking during sentencing. >>> fbi investigating a threat made against missouri congressman todd akin. he made headlines when he said women's bodies have a way of pregnancies in the case of what he called legitimate rape. he has apologized. inning -- he is continuing to run for senate. the fbi won't say what kind of threat agents are investigating. >>> the potential threat of tropical storm isaac causing officials to make changes at the national convention delegates will begin roll call vote on the first day that will allow romney to accept the nomination earlier than usual. romney and ryan campaign together today in michigan and ohio tomorrow. tropical st

norwegian court declared brevik sane today and sentenced him to ten years in prison. brevik has admitted to killing 77 people and wounding more than 240 others when he bombed central oslo last year and opened fire at a youth camp. >>> lance armstrong will be banned from cycling for life and stripped of his record seven tour de france titles. that is after he decided to drop any further allegations that he took performance enhancing drugs. armstrong says that decision does not mean he is accepting the sanctions. he says he is innocent but this has taken a toll on his family and quote enough is enough. >>> in our election 2012 coverage this morning republican presidential candidate mitt romney could be nominated early in convention week. coming up at 4:45 the two reasons republicans have decided to start the formal voting process earlier. >>> the city of oakland hopes to work with community leaders to oppose a plan to install five billboards in oakland. it would be on the old army base and it would help raise money for job workers. the program called make oakland beauti

a norwegian court will hand down its verdict on friday against andrew breivik for the attack last year that left 77 people dead. breivik confessed to the attacks. it's a question of his sanity that's been the focus of his 10 week trial. on friday the five judges will announce whether they consider the 33-year-old legally responsible for his crimes. the outcome determines whether he will serve his sentence behind bars or in a psychiatric ward. in july of last year he set off a car bomb in oslo killing 8 people and shot and killed 69 people at a summer camp. >> ecuador is willing to consider the trial of julian assange. the president want as guarantee that julian assange will not be extradited to the u.s. julian assange is facing allegations of rape and sexual assault in so den. but fears he could be extradited to the u.s. to face charges here. julian assange has been holed up at ecuador's london. >> one can't criticize the united states for having a so-called secret database which was apparently available extensively widely accessible. apparently including to a young soldier. >> that yo

it's a san francisco-based firm with experience in sports facilities and the other a norwegian companyra in egypt, the opera in oslo, the world trade center pavilion in new york city and recently and exciting commission has been the expansion of theç museum of modern art in san francisco. the complex is planned for piers 30 and 32, and would serve not only as a sports arena but also as a concert and convention venue. the project, if and when it wins final approval is expected to create thousands of jobs and pour hundreds of millions into the economy. it's due to open in five years. >> nice piece of real estate too. great to enjoy. if it all happens. let's check in with that morning commute. one thing at a time. >> we're looking all right. there are twoç things for the south bay, not just one. speeds for the freeways, we did get a report of an accident but more detail also came in, this is south 280, an accident but no injuries. this is a hit and run so unfortunately hi we're looking for information on that but there is no lane closures because of this. good news. also off the freeway

thirty days is the one bit of hope that i see right now kofi annan team led by general mood the norwegian general has begun the political process in which they have been able to use in one town another town in small areas from the ground up to make possible a kind of diplomatic process of local commanders of the military and local commanders of the opposition forces of the resistance to create small scale ceasefires in three or four towns the town of de sor is one town in syria where it's apparently working if that could be expanded if that mandate could be shifted from simply monitoring a non-existent national ceasefire to facilitating small scale local ceasefires that could then spread and move up from the bottom bringing people with it rather than trying impose something from outside from the top down which certainly has not worked that might be the one hope for a diplomatic and less militarized solution but susan rice and other foreign diplomats at the u.n. said that they are willing or they will withdrew the throw the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and