we will leave that press conference in oslo. psychiatrists have not decided whether or not anders behring breivik was sane at the time he committed that atrocity. on that will determine whether or not he faces a trial. now let's go back to the economy. it's not just in the u.k. that it is looking gloomy. the eurozone crisis continues. the eurozone finance ministers are meeting today to try to bolster their giant bailout fund. joining me from brussels is chris morris. is there any likelihood that they will find any sort of solution this time? >> i think they will come up with a way to adjust the firepower of the fund. officials have been working hard behind the scenes. they now have a set of documents ministers that set out how the program would offer insurance to people who buy sovereign bonds in the eurozone, making them more attractive to buy, and hopefully bringing down interest rates. they hope that china and sovereign wealth funds from other countries will invest. the problem is that positions are not looking great. countri

we can show you also the scene at the court in oslo. the judge is currently giving a press conference. of course, as we get more news from there, we will bring it to you. there has been a success for russia's space program. a soyuz spacecraft has launched following a number of failures. in august, an unmanned cargo crashed. this crew is on its way to the international space station. daniel sanford has more. >> 5, 4, 3, -- >> the site of a soyuz rocket blasting off. for all the reassurance from the russian space agency and from nasa, this was a nervous moment. on board were nasa's member and others. there the first men to head into space since the space shuttle was retired last july. now th soyuz is the only route. it was delayed by two months. on august 24, a similar rocket carrying cargo to the space station crashed. all manned missions were put on hold until the cause was identified. that led to concerns that the international space station might have to be abandoned, because there was no safe way of getting there to replace the curre

prosecutors in oslo said the norwegian anders behring breivik mass killerbehring, might not go to prisonsychiatrists say he was criminally insane when he went on a rampage in in july, killing 77 people. if the court agrees, anders behring breivik will face psychiatric care instead of jail. >> anders behring breivik may be a mass murder, the court- appointed psychiatrists are certain that he is criminally insane. two psychiatrists conducted a total of 13 interviews with anders behring breivik. the report was printed by prosecutors today, and is 243 pages. the unanimous conclusion reached at the end of the process was that -- >> first, the individual was psychotic at the time he committed the crimes. second, the individual was psychotic during the subsequent investigations. >> anders behring breivik had developed paranoid schizophrenia and inhabited his own delusional universe. >> he believed that he was one of the knights templar and that his group would take power in europe. and that he himself would one day be crowned king of norway. >> to achieve that end, he detonated a bomb on the os

. >>> and in oslo court, we'll analyze what breivik said. >>> and can europe survive? should the u.s. government slash its budgets the way european governments are? i was in london earlier this week and sat down with a star-studded panel to sort things out. >>> first, here's my take. watching the apec summit in hawaii last week, i had a feeling we were entering a new phase of global geopolitics. for decades now, those summits have been occasions for asean countries to worry and wonder about the u.s. commitment to asia. how strong is it, whom does washington back, will we stay engaged. the obama administration has made clear that the united states is in asia for good and might increase its presence in the region. the real concerns are no longer about washington but rather about beijing. countries in asia and around the world are wondering and worrying about china. watching china's somewhat aggressive diplomacy last year, many asian countries are still worried. and as they watch china's military modernization, they worry more. it's not just in asia, of course. look at af

. >> until this summer, this was just an island around oslo. a right wing he is stream -- extremist held a bloodbath there. only 500 meters long, there was nowhere to run and hide. a perfect hunting ground for a murderous gunman. now locals mourn the loss of life, but they also regret the island's loss of innocence. >> images remain. since childhood, this person has live aid cross the island. he comes across like a tough guy but the events of july 22 have hit him hard. he still can't fathom what happened on the island. >> it was also a very tranquil place. there's a soccer field and we often went to play there when we were little. only when no one was there, of course. >> on july 22, he heard gunshots and got into his boat to try to help. since then he's been haunted by memories of dead teenagers in the water, of screams, panic, fear. that day has been burned into his mind. so much that he's had a tribute tattooed on his arm. >> i hope that the life here get back to what they once were. they say time heals all wounds. and it will take a long ti

he planted a car bomb in oslo and went on a rampage in a nearby island. >> the face the taunts the countrysince the killings, he has shown no remorse. there have been debate about whether or not he is criminally responsible for his actions. psychiatrists have interviewed him for 36 hours, pouring through his diaries. the report has a clear conclusion. >> he was insane. >> he set out his belief in his manifesto. he saw himself as the head of a resistance movement fighting multiculturalism. say these delusions' mean he suffers from paranoid schizophrenia. >> the experts examined what they term grandiose illusions. he believes he is chosen to determine who is to live and who is to die. he is the perfect night chosen to save what he calls his people. >> it is hard to judge it to report to make any difference to the suffering of families. he will go to court but assuming the judge agrees with the experts, there will be no prison sentence. instead he will be given mental health treatment for as long as he is deemed a threat. >> more of that story online at website. also on twitter you can follow

he's accused of planting a bomb in central oslo and shooting up a youth camp run by the governing labor party outside the capital. 77 people died in the attacks. the majority of them teenagers. breivik has admitted responsibility saying he wanted to prevent muslims from overtaking europe. he also reportedly said he wanted to deal a blow to the ruling labor party which has a tolerant policy on immigration. breivik will stand trial. but the court may declare him incompetent. if that ruling is handed down, it will likely draw criticism from the victims' families. >>> we're seeing chillier temperatures, chillier weather across asia. let's look at the global weather forecast now. >>> hello, welcome back to your weather update. let's look at what's happening across east asia. cold air is flowing into china, the korean peninsula and japan. bringing widespread showers. rain across southern china and a mix of rain and snow across the korean peninsula. and for japan, hokkaido and the tohoku area will see rain today. down towards the south, it's wet again across the philippines, thunderstorms poss

first with this car bombing, targeting the main government buildings and oslo.and then, on a holiday island, opening fire on a summer camp for the government party's youth over 70 people, some of them children. >> after a string of setbacks, today, russia resumed its manned space flight with a launch. carrying an american and two russians, the craft to the sky now bound for the international space station. after a two-month delay, this was a much-needed boost on a rare success from the russian space station from moscow. the bbc has details. >> generating vast thrust from its booster engines, it blasted off this morning. onboard, two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut, heading for the international space station on what is currently the only route back into orbit. it was delayed for two months due to safety fears, but they said they are not concerned. >> a lot of the original work was done to verify that the rocket is good, and i am not nervous about it. >> this is why he might have been worried. an almost identical rocket carrying cargo in august had c

first he had a car bomb in targeting the main government building in oslo. then on the holiday island, he opened fire on a summer camp for the government party's youth wing telling almost 70 people, many of them teenagers. -- killing almost 70 people, many of them teenagers. all of this in the name of the neo-nazi ideology aimed at driving all muslims out of norway and the rest of europe. ♪ >> after a string of setbacks, russia resumed its manned space flights with a launch carrying an american and to the russians. the craft took to the skies and is bound for the international space station. after two months of delay, the success was a much-needed boost. >> generating vast thrust with its four booster engines, the rocket blasted off this morning. on board our two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut heading for the international space station on the only route into orbit. the launch had been delayed by two months because of safety fears. they said they were not concerned. >> a lot of difficult and diligent work was done to verify that the rocket is g

first, with this car bombing, targeting the main government buildings in oslo. and then on a holiday island nearby, opening fire on a summer camp, killing almost 70 people, many of them teenagers. all this in the name of a neo- nazi ideology aimed at driving muslims of norway and the rest of europe. >> now to rico with more news on the euro-zone debt crisis which rumbled on. >> angela merkel warns that europe faces its biggest challenge since the second world war. the german chancellor is at the center of attempts to hold the euro-zone together. she is pushing for a stronger political union to overcome the continent's economic problems. but how do they feel about her plan? method price reports from brussels. >> they have changed the guard in italy and greece. out with silvio and george. in with the gray men. in rome, mario monti, the new prime minister, was being hailed as the man to save italy and by extension euro. he is an economist. he knows how europe works. he was the commissioner for a decade. and he is a staunch defender of stuff euro. today, one of his

tensions flare up again troops removed the roadblocks that have been mounted since the summer to block oslo accords from controlling the serb dominated area from. moscow warns it could deploy missiles on the borders of the e.u. and pull out of its nuclear arms cuts deal with the u.s. if washington pursues its the fans shilling europe or the white house as it will go ahead with its plans. thousands of defined egyptians step up their demands for an end to the country's military role with live bullets having been fired at crowds of people remain in talk radio square following six days all unrest. for those stories in about fifteen minutes on for that it will take a look at what's happening in the world of sports with me tree. hello there thanks for joining us this hour welcome to the program and coming up. may to wade zinni failed to book another playoff spot in the champions league following their goal is draw against a pole nicklaus fair in st petersburg. welcome to the same as david ferrer threshers world number one no jockeys to secure a place in the last four of the a.t.p. world finals. p

first with this car bombing targeted the main government buildings in oslo. on a holiday island near, opening fire on a summer camp, killing almost 70 people here, many of them teenagers. all of this in the name of a ne-yo nazi ideology aimed at driving all muslims out of norway and the rest of europe. richard galpin, bbc news. >> you're watching "newsday" on the bbc live from singapore and london. still to come -- >> and breaking the rules. improvising to keep the orchestra on its toes. here in the u.k., two men, gary dobson and david norris appeared in court charged with the murder of steven lawrence, 18 years after the black teenager's death. the student was traveled twice by youths in southeast london in 1993. bailey was told any scientific evidence will be central to the proceedings. tom simons now reports. >> steven lawrence was 18 when he died. he was stabbed while waiting for a bus late one night in south alan done. for his mother doreen, it was a loss made so much worse by the fact that no one has ever been convicted of the killing. his father nevill

anders breivik is his name, charged with killing 77 people in a shooting and bombing rampage in osloxpected to decide today whether to leave breivik j jailed until his trial begins in the spring. >>> and a phone hacking scandal trial begins today in london. headed up by a judge. the outcome could transform the way newspapers operate there. the first witnesses are expected to be called next week. >>> still to come on "american morning," the republican presidential hopefuls are converging on iowa this morning, and according to the latest poll, one of the candidates is making a very strong move on the front-runners. >>> and the occupy wall street protester who got the opportunity of a lifetime and took it, serenading the president and 18 other world leaders in hawaii with a protest tune. the video you've got to see and you've got to hear. how he got in there with a guitar. it's 9 minutes after the hour. >>> plus, why one man searched through nine tons of garbage with his bare hands. this is my favorite story of the day. it has to do with his wife. we'll explain. >>> you're watching "ame

in norway, the man who confessed to killing 77 people last july is appearing in a court in oslo. we just got these pictures of him arriving at the courthouse. he was the gunman behind those massacres in july. he will be allowed to appear in court in person instead of via a video link. this is for a custody extension hearing. he's a 32-year-old. he's that right-wing extremist. he has been held in a high-security prison close to the norwegian capital. he'll appear before a judge today for that hearing. the lower court recently ruled that the hearing would be open to the public, then the court also granted the police request that brave i can confessed to the attacks. the appeal against that ruling was first rejected by the appeals court, but on friday, norway found in his favor, as has been the case with the drip of information to do with the after math of that attack. he pretty much driving the tempo of events following on from his arrest after the events in the summertime. you're watching "bbc world news." still to come -- a successful launch for a russian spacecraft carrying thre

assessment brevig could be detained in psychiatric care the norwegian confessed to the attacks in oslo and only a top island of a toy but pleads not guilty to terrorism. pakistan is to boycott next week's talks with the united states on afghanistan's future and also cut key nato supply lines through its territory it comes after alliances strike on saturday near the afghan border which killed twenty four pakistani soldiers islamabad says the incident violated its sovereignty and the mandate of international forces in afghanistan. around seven thousand pro gadhafi prisoners of being held behind bars by former libyan rebels that's according to a u.n. report which says the detainees did not have access to a legal process because the police stations and courts remain closed the fighting show the prisoners are accused of working for gadhafi regime and that some may have been subjected to torture and poor treatment. it's election week here in russia which will vote for a new parliament on sunday in the long ruling united russia party is the clear favorite but polls suggest its wings could be

bridgette could be detained in psychiatric care however in the region has admitted to the attacks in oslo on the low end on the island of but has pleaded not guilty to charges of terrorism. pakistan will boycott next week's talks with the u.s. on afghanistan's future and cut key nato supply lines through its territory this after an alliance airstrike on saturday near the afghan border that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers is a lot of odd says the incident violated its sovereignty and the mandate of international forces in afghanistan. israel has responded with artillery shells after the north of the country was struck by rockets fired from southern lebanon it was the first cross border strike in almost two years no one organisation claimed responsibility but there are fears the incident could renew conflict in the region two thousand and six a lebanon war between israel and hezbollah left more than one thousand people dead . and around seven thousand pro khadafi prisoners are being held behind bars by former libyan rebels this according to un report that says detainees do not have ac

massacre but refused to plead guilty in july anders breivik a right wing extremist attack central oslo with a car bomb and went on a deadly shooting rampage at a youth camp on the island of. his previous hearings have been held behind closed doors with the main trial expected to start in april. in afghanistan the taliban has obtained leaked government documents in kabul the papers include security arrangements for president hamid karzai and several cabinet ministers the group published the twenty seven pages on its website details would allow it to launch precision attacks afghan officials originally denied the papers were real but now confirm they are authentic and that the security arrangements have since changed. brings up to date for the moment i'll be back with a recap of today's top headlines in about seven minutes from now meanwhile we discuss the possibility of israel attacking iran nuclear facilities that's in our special interview coming up next this is all in moscow. what now have we have mary a long time israeli peace activist and former member of the israeli parliament mr

and the car bombing in oslo and you know why it says he acted as a resistance leader he's hearings have been held behind closed doors. now among the hundreds of radio stations in russia one that seemingly out of this world instead of music or news these broadcasts of mysterious voices and noises which have left radio enthusiastic baffled. has been tuning in. this sound has been gripping the magination of real spotters ruled wide for over three decades. the u.v.b. seventy six. the was our. first aroused my interest because it is so great personally i think it's a legacy device. in the late seventy's or eighty's. the military operations at the time its original got. the sea has been going like this since the start whenever that was. sometimes the was or stops in a male robotic like voice and lists names and numbers in russian. i don't believe is the soviet union's and now russia's contact with spies or even civilizations from other worlds. us law has been a radio fantasy since his childhood he's also had his share of the bother but his explanation of his purpose is much more down to earth

the norwegian resistance movement in july and that is brave a right wing extremist attacked central oslo with a car bomb and went on a deadly shooting rampage at a youth camp on the island of you toya his previous hearings have been held behind closed doors with the main trial expected to start in april. in afghanistan the taliban has obtained leaked government documents and cobol the papers include security arrangements for president hamid karzai and several cabinet ministers the group published the twenty seven pages on its website claiming the details would allow it to launch precision attacks afghan officials originally denied the papers were real but now confirm they're authentic and the security arrangements have changed. next we discuss the possibility of israel attacking around nuclear facilities you know watching our. with me i have only have mary a long time israeli peace activist and a former member of the israeli parliament staff mary thank you very much for joining us here on our. what about the threat of further sanctions against iran are sanctions part of the solution or p

his first public appearance in court in july anders breivik a right wing extremist attack central oslo with a car bomb and went on a deadly shooting rampage at a youth camp on the island of toya his previous hearings have been held behind closed doors with the main trial expected to start in. in afghanistan the taliban says it's obtained it leaked government documents in kabul other papers appear to include security arrangements for president hamid karzai and several cabinet ministers but the group published the twenty seven pages on its website claiming the details would allow it to launch precision attacks and officials say the documents are forgeries and are being used as a scare tactic by the u.k. government plans to open new schools with army style boot camp discipline to control destructive pupils the measure was proposed after several cities including london were rocked by riots in august supporters believe it will unruly teens into shape but others think it'll just make them worse when it reports as the going gets tough the tough get going army boot camps are the places set out

was behind july's shooting rampage at a youth camp on the island of toyah and a car bomb attack in oslo his previous hearings have been held behind closed doors but it says he was fighting against what he saw as a marxist islamic takeover of europe the main trial expected to start in april. three french aid workers held hostage in yemen for almost half a year have now been freed they were kidnapped by suspected al-qaeda militants at a restaurant east of the capital in may no details have been given about the terms of release kidnappings of foreigners are frequent in yemen but most of the hostages have been freed unharmed. an explosion has killed seven and injured over a dozen in the northwest of china the blast ripped through a commercial building in a suburb of busy and city and shattered windows far away from the scene but it is believed the explosion may have been caused by a gas leak in a restaurant. in portland police in riot gear have surrounded hundreds of occupy protesters in central park after they ignored in fiction orders officers used batons and threatened to arrest them if

assessment brief it could be detained in psychiatric care in a region confessed to the attacks in oslo on the end on the island over toyah but he's not guilty to terrorism. pakistan will boycott next week's talks with the united states and afghanistan's future and he made those supply lines through its territory this after an alliance airstrike on saturday near the afghan border that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers islam bad says the incident violated its sovereignty and the mandate of international forces in afghanistan oh the next stage in saving the euro from collapses underway with finance ministers in brussels trying to bolster the bailout system in case the bigger players go down italy's seeking to balance its books its borrowing costs have soared to more than seven point nine percent it's well over the figure that forced greece ireland and portugal all to ask for help but authorities are a fourth reports its eastern influence that's going so way toward filling the gap. and the fashion capital of the world the way you can be sure to spoil cinema trends right now is the econ

first public appearance in court in july and disapprove of a right wing extremist attacked central oslo with a car bomb and then went on a deadly shooting rampage at a youth camp on the. previous hearings have been helping. with the main trial expected to start in april. the taliban in afghanistan it says its obtained it leaked security arrangements for an upcoming government meeting in kabul but the group published twenty seven page plan on its website in claims the detailed maps and documents that allow it to launch precision attacks against the meeting and officials say the documents are forgeries. in the u.s. city of portland police in riot gear bill raided the occupy protesters camp forcing them into the streets dozens of officers stood with buttons to keep demonstrators away after be ignored in fiction or as protesters then broke the stand off and marched through the streets demonstration being part of the global movement against social inequality and corporate greed. the u.k. government plans to open new schools with army style boot camp and discipline to control disruptive pupil

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norwegian resistance movement in july on there's been a big a right wing extremist attack central oslo with a car bomb and went on a deadly shooting rampage at a youth camp on the island of utopia his previous hearings have been held behind closed doors with the main trial expected to start in april. in afghanistan the taliban has obtained leaked government documents and kabul the papers include security arrangements for president hamid karzai and several cabinet ministers the group published the twenty seven pages on its website claiming the details would allow it to launch precision attacks afghan officials originally denied the papers were real but now confirm they're authentic and that the security arrangements have since changed. isis excess will blast off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan has sent three cosmonauts aboard a russian spacecraft on their way to the international space station it's the first launch since a similar unmanned spy used rocket carrying supplies for the i assess crashed almost three months ago artie's tom barton picks up the story. launch time with

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it with was the oslo acards and the prospect of a palestinian state, they decided to return to their land. >> when we the palestinians came here, we started holding company. then it became the envy of wall street, because we were able to raise $280 million basely over the phone. >> reporter: they formed what became the palestine development company, overseeing hundreds of millions of investments in various sectors of the economy, from telecom to manufacturing and finance. the goal in the only to make money but to create economic opportunities for all palestinians. by that measure, he has been extremely successful. he has created thousands of jobs in the west bank of gaza, and this housing development for professionals. speaks to his bullish approach. >> i believe in capitalism. no capitalism, no jobs. that's the system that we have elected to take and i think having a place like that, is one of the means to attract new investments. to attract palestinians. to attract foreigns to invest. >> reporter: he say there is are limitations to economic development in a region that's not known

he went to oslo to try it get the olympics for chicago and last for a nobel peace prize.an he go retool air force one to tel aviv? in addition to what he did the day before binge benjamin netanyahu did. he hasn't been to visit israel. >> if that was michelle bachmann saying what you said. it would have scored points and that was not said by any of them today. governor san ford when rick perry said that zero foreign aid. every country is zero foreign aid. what about israel. israel we'll start with zero and become substantial. it was like herman cain not saying 9-9-9 but 9-0-9 and it was became complicated. you see the leader that you have confidence in. i am not asking you to endorse. who has the 3:00 a.m. button which was the man or woman that you said was the one based on tonight's conversation? >> you are asking for a near endorsement. i will not go to that. and one, i think newt gingrich stood out given his broad experience in government. i think his answers were pointed and it is one confrontation with the moderator was interesting . i thought he stood out and i think

the egyptian revolution for the new york review of books and hurt the book has just been published oslo contributor about culture and politics in the middle east which i recommend you check out if you're not familiar already. >> thank you. i feel that i should pick up where lucette lagnado left off giving that i'm living in cairo and i arrived from there a few days ago. it is true part of what they say there is both good joy and the fear that we have these 18 days we've probably could never relive i feel on some level those memories which were exhilarating, for most egyptians to experience the revolution, the most uplifting experience of our lives fargo the day that the box step down from a pure euphoria. i don't think i ever knew what that feeling was until that moment. we all had really high expectations and in 18 days we accomplished what we never would have imagined could have happened. and we have had a this sense of possibility that i don't think we had before to experience who inouye we have never experienced it before and it has been a struggle. the past few months has been roug

snowboarding championship and song for 2012 snowboarding championship in oslo, norway. you can look that online. >> got to go, mike. thanks to all. that does it for me, goodbye. >> bret: president obama observes veterans day and embarks on a major foreign trip. the u.s. sends high-tech weapons to the friends in the middle east. to send a message to iran. and new polls show a virtual three-way tie in the republican presidential race. live from the studio in washington, this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. president obama is at this moment preparing to land in san diego, the first stop on a nine-day 10,000-mile trip to take him to hawaii and several spots in asia. before leaving, the president paid his respects on veterans day saying the tide of war is receding. the commander in chief takes aboard a special basketball game aboard an aircraft carrier. chief white house correspondent ed henry reports from san diego. >> a solemn day for president obama at arlington national cemetery. >> here, where the heroes come to rest, we come to show the at grude. sig