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 delivered the verdict. when it comes to the people here, i doubt that there is a chance that this chapter will ever really be close. first of all, the

. >> 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 report criticizes norway's intelligence services for not detecting of anders behring breivik's planes at a time. responsibility was accepted for intelligence and police elias', but he warned against a rush to judgment. the prime minister's is

his trail of killing started in oslo with a huge bomb explosion outside the prime minister's office. norway's emergency services rates to defend their capital city, but already, he was headed to an island near there, if a police uniform, he coldly, calmly sought -- shot dead young people at the annual cap organized by norway's labour in party. legitimate targets, he called them, being trained to promote a multi-cultural europe. a few weeks later, he was taken back to the island to talk through his actions. >> this evening, when he was allowed his moment to speak in court, he used it to apologize to other extremists for not killing more people before the judge cut him off midsentence. it did not stop breivik throwing one last nasty salute before he was handcuffed. young survivors of the island massacre found the trial helpful, even therapeutic. >> it was kind of in powering and strengthening. he had no power over me anymore. he could not hurt me anymore. >> political parties of right and left now said it will tone down the immigration, but not sure if the debate. >> when the prime min

. >> the authorities in oslo taking us through the questions they have yet to fully answer, who knew what and when about anders. you could call that a tip-off in the system as to the dangerous nature of that particular individual and also working out as to how they could, or should have responded to that tip-off before he did what he did in oslo and on the island. let's get more on that news that's broken since we've been on air here. the pope, his former butler is to stand trial after letters from the pope's private office were leaked to the press. he says he acted because he saw evil and corruption everywhere in the church. his lawyer says his client has confessed to stealing the players. but told investigators he was acting in the interest of the catholic church. live now to rome. so david, the apology isn't enough then? >> well, no. the trial, we don't know yet when it will take place, but the vatican is going to put on trial not only the butler, but an an italian man who used to work as the secretary of state, the pope's cabinet office as a computer expert. they found in a draw

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he killed 77 people in oslo. the vatican has ordered that pope benedict former butler should stand trial. accused of stealing a check worth $100,000. thousands of people a been evacuated from the spanish canary islands as wildfires raged across the region. emergency services said two firefighters have died. officials say there is evidence of a fire was started deliberately. it has been a busy two days in the presidential race in the united states. mitt romney chose paul ryan as his running mate. today, he was busy stumping for votes in iowa. president obama also happened to be campaigning in the same state. the comparisons were clear. >> he is an numbers speak -- geek with a common touch. the would be vice-president went solo. >> president obama has given us four years of trillion dollar deficits. he is making matters worse than he is spending our children into a diminished future. we do not have to stand for that. >> at the mild mr. western personality -- democrats are convinced he is a liability. the obama camp

anders breivik was just found mentally sane by a court in oslo. that means he will spend at least 21 years in prison. there was no question of guilt. he admit to setting a bomb in downtown oslo that killed eight and driving to a youth camp and shooting 69 others dead. >>> a disturbing story from illinois of a teenaged girl held captive as a sex slave for two years. she is now 17 and escaped from her captors yesterday. she ran to police and saying she was raped almost every day and got pregnant and had a child. the girl has been reported missing back in april of 2010 and police thought she was missing or a runaway. >>> a former navy seal who was a part of the reid that killed osama bin laden is getting ready to release a book about that historic mission. the book is called no easy day and is expect to come out on the 11th anniversary of september 11th. the author says it is about the sacrifices special forces make and he hopes to inspire young people to become navy seals. military officials say the author could face criminal charges for the book co

he h first set off a bomb in oslo killing 8. then he moved to the island where 69 died. he killed 13 people inside of the cafe. as he prowled, some hit in these small toilet blocks. 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.

in july 2011, breivik detonated a bomb in central oslo. shortly afterward he opened fire at a youth camp of the ruling labor party on an island near the capital. he was charged with killing 77 people. throughout the trial, breivik argued that he was acting in self-defense and that he was protecting norway from a muslim invasion. he maintained he wanted to deal a blow to the pro-immigrant government. the life sentence allows the court to detain breivik longer than the maximum 21 years to prevent him from repeating a serious crime. >>> allied troops in afghanistan face a growing threat from some of the same people they are supposed to be helping. afghan security forces. blame often falls on rogue individuals, but a top u.s. military officer now says that's not always the case. patchari raksawong in bangkok has the story. >> reporter: as many as 40 coalition lives have been lost so far this year as a result of so-called insider attacks. now the top u.s. commander in afghanistan says many of the incidents have received support from the taliban

breivik admitted blowing up the oslo headquarters and killing 69 people at the rolling hills summer camp, most of them young people. 77 people were killed in norway's worst massacre since world war ii. >>> new information about the suspect in the aurora, colorado theater massacre. prosecutors say the shooter james holmes failed a key exam at university of colorado six weeks before he opened fire inside that theater spraying it killing 12 people and wounding dozens more. legal analysts say it's clear prosecutors are demanding school records because they're building a case of revenge. in another development newly filed court papers say holmes told a classmate he wanted to kill people four months before the shooting happened. >>> coming up on 9news swept away, dramatic video captures a teenager's fight to survive in some fast moving waters. >>> new video released today shows the chaos aboard a run- away montgomery county ride on bus. the most dramatic view comes from the driver's perspective as it shows the bus plowing into a home on avondale road in silver spring. police say no one on the

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 regret was that he did not kill more people. >> 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. >> the prosecutor grilled him extensively on his motives during th

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 beautiful says two of the billboards would be illuminated and that would cause extreme light pollution. >>> b

. >> we worked with the great library of alexandra in egypt, the opera in oslo, the world trade centerting 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 here, tully at mclaughlin. 101 itself is moving smoothly as well as the on and off ramps. they get gu

in july 2011, breivik detonated a bomb in central oslo. shortly afterward he opened fire at a youth camp of the ruling labor party on an island near the capital. he was charged with killing 77 people. throughout the trial, breivik argued that he was acting in self-defense and that he was protecting norway from a muslim invasion. he maintained he wanted to deal a blow to the pro-immigrant government. the life sentence allows the court to detain breivik longer than the maximum 21 years to prevent him from repeating a serious crime. >>> u.s. computer giant apple and south korean rival samsung have been waging legal battles around the world over the patents of their smartphones and tablet devices. now a south korean court has ruled that both of them infringed on each other's patents. the seoul central district court ruled on friday that apple partially infringed on samsung's mobile data transfer technologies. it ordered the u.s. firm to pay about $35,000 in compensation to samsung. in another suit, the court -- the same court said samsung didn

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 young soldier she is referring to is private bradley manning. manning is accused of handing over hundreds of thousands of secret documents to wikileaks. he currently faces's espionage charges. >> under fire for his controversial remarks on aboring and rape, congressman todd aiken said he's not leaving the missouri senate race. it's one week before gop leaders reach out to independent voters at its national convention and republicans fear the a

he's admitted to killing 77, wounding hundreds more when he bombed central oslo and opened fire at a camp for children. and on sunday, the attorney for accused wikileaks whistleblower bradley manning promises a presentation about his client at georgetown university. thanks for starting your morning with us. 've got much more ahead on cnn sunday morning which starts right now. >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is "shen sunday morning." >> my understanng is that the british would arrest him and extradite him to sweden. >> wikileaks founder julian assange holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london. wait until you hear how he may try to escape. we'll have a report from the scene. >>> plus, an exclusive look at romney's economic team. just who are the pele that he expects to help him turn the economy around if he's elected? >>> and later, an unlikely police chief, a swimmer who won't give up, and the woman on the arm of the v.p. hopeful. we'll bring you this week's most intriguing people. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it is 7:00 on the east coast. 4:00 a.m.

he admit today killing 77 and wounding others in a bombing in oslo, norway and then opening fire on the camp nearby island. >>> tomorrow the man suspected of opening fire at the family research council in d.c. will be in court. a dep tension hearing will be held for floyd corkins. he's accused of wounding a security guard in the shooting. that guard tackled him to the grounds and held him until police arrive. >>> first lady michelle obama is set to meet with families of the victims of the sikh temple shooting in wisconsin. six members died in an attack this month. >>> casey anthony will legally be free tomorrow for the first time in four years. she spent three years in prison awaiting trial before being acquitted last july of murdering her 2-year-old daughter caylee. she's now wrapping up a year of probation. that was for an unrelated check fraud case. >>> all right, still lots of new routines to get used to with a new school year when it begins and one of them should be a good homework ritual. i know you're thinking this is so hard but there are some good tips. for example the key to a

sane by judges he's been jailed for a maximum of twenty one years for his bombing and gun rampage in oslo toyah island last year he smirked when he heard the verdict which he says he will not appeal during his final statement he apologized for not killing even though many people if it was insisted on his sanity in the killings were part of his fight against the islamification of norway e.u. countries were suffering a rise in far right activities before the tragedy but as the reports briggs ideas a feeling even more hatred towards immigrants and is now. there's no doubt about his guilt for right militant unders brave massacred seventy seven people in norway thirteen months ago to show his rejection of government policies and immigrants and islam all this case once again highlighted europe's deepening divide over immigration and integration and the subsequent radicalization of ideas. last week a twenty nine year old suspected brave except authorities are was charged in the czech republic officers found weapons and police uniforms in his flat and they believe he was planning a brave extol sl

he gunned down his victims at a summer camp after detonating a car bomb in oslo. the judge said he was sane enough to be held criminally responsible and was given a 21-year sentence, which, though, can be extended and likely will be. >>> still ahead on "way too early," the boston red sox finding new ways to be terrible. last night surrendered a six-run lead at fenway and giving up two touchdowns to the angels. highlights from the night in the bigs ahead in sports. >>> and bill karins will be here to walk us through the path of tropical storm isaac. when will it become a hurricane? when will it hit florida? and will it really slam the republican convention? new information this morning and a look at your forecast when "way too early" comes right back. >>> trees down everywhere. 1.2 million people without power. boats now in the street. rooftops deposited on the pier. a shopping center with one side peeled off. [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu users chose prego. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questiona

a court in oslo, norway is going to decided to. anders -- decided to. anders breivik accused of shooting 77 people in the attacks last summer. >>> france is prepared to take part in enforcing a partial no- fly zone over syria. the defense minister is working to gain international support for the idea. this comes as syrian president bashar al-assad widens a major offensive against rebels in damascus and surrounding areas. >>> the ponderosa fire in northern california is now 50% contained but still threatening 900 homes because of the strong winds there now. the flames already destroyed 84 buildings and more than 2500 firefighters are still working to contain the flames. >>> the time is 4:38. we're in store for a relatively cool day but the weekend could get a little dicey. and howard is back at 4:39 to let you know what to expect. >> a decision in the legal battle between samsung and apple. but this is far from over. we'll explain why. >> at 4:49. maryland received a $123 million grant to help fund health care. >> we're back with your weather first in tw

the police which concluded security officers showed no hesitation breivik carried out a bombing in oslo in a gun attack on the island summer camp. a ship has been wrecked off the chilean coast after huge waves crashed against its hole triggering a risky rescue operation twenty four crew members were airlifted from the vessel by navy helicopters and taken to hospital powerful waves have also read have a along the coast of the breached the sea wall spilling into the streets and disrupting traffic. turning now to katie is go latest from business and the balance wrong on the trading floors here in moscow so what's the latest there absolutely doing a laying we're going to see what's happening with the l.c.s. and the mice it's just now because as you say the most of all they are indeed just now also be able to see what sentiments like are so far really they are mirroring what's happening in asia at the moment and also the finish of wall street as we can see just the l.c.s. up four tenths of a cent of them i say it's around two tenths of the senses so far so good in the early trade here we're

presented by the police which includes your the officer showed no hesitation carried out a bombing in oslo and a gun attack on an island summer camp. a ship has been wracked so off the chilean coast after a huge waves crashed against its hall triggering a risky rescue operation twenty four crew members were airlifted from the vessel by navy helicopters and taken to hospital powerful waves have also wreaked havoc along the coast as they breached the seawall spilling into the streets disrupting traffic . straight to the world of business and you've got all the rundown of all the market activity there absolutely marina i'm going to start with europe because the center of it will. be the find that jews then leading the gaze and that's where he is the european markets are still reeling from the german charles's comments about doing everything possible to support the euro. germany is in line with the easy bees approach to defending the year or so they're singing from the same hymn sheet as for the exchange rate so speaking of the common currency with check out what was his favorite pair is doing

in oslo thank you for being with us mr lure us first of all i want to know what's behind the bravest phenomenon do you think it's the failure of multiculturalism that has made him as famous as years. in the over there is a lot of it's not look to me to truly brutal mean this. is a good movie. played a big role. you have had a significant immigration to norway over the last twenty twenty five years which has changed the conversation on the whole sort of culture of when it places but even that was the lift up was the ideology and the final motivation i think it's also a personal life story and. difficult to see how the in his early childhood on this family the to that also made him into this character and that the order ideology was also an excuse so it's not a simple explanation for such an extreme phenomenon last bit of it let's say you are and also at the moment tell us how big is the problem with immigrants and their some aleisha in norway. well it's. they immigrants tend to congregate in certain parts of the city which means that. in many areas especially in the eastern part of th

with his bombing and gun rampage in oslo under toilet but broken down his sentence equates to just over three months for each of his victims brevik smirked when he heard the verdict at the end of his sentencing here paula jones to militant nationalists for not killing more people he's always insisted on his sanity and that the killings were part of his fight against the islam of cation of norway you countries were suffering a rise in far right activities before the tragedy but his test recently reported relics ideas and feeling even more hatred towards immigrants and islam. there is no doubt about his guilt for right militant unders brave massacre of seventy seven people in norway thirteen months ago to show his rejection of government policies and immigrants and is long over this case once again highlighted europe's deepening divide over immigration had integration and the subsequent radicalization of ideas. last week a twenty nine year old suspected brave exemplifies or was charged in the czech republic officers found weapons and police uniforms in this flat and they believe he was pl

by the police which concluded security officers showed no hesitation rev a carry doubt a bombing in oslo and a gun attack on an island summer camp. a ship has been wrecked off the chilean coast after huge waves crashed against its haul truck pretty ringing risky rescue operation twenty four crew members were airlifted from the best all by navy helicopters and taken to hospital powerful waves also retallack along the coast as they breached the sea wall spilling into the street and disrupting traffic. to face now and straight to the world of business and while it's still pretty early here in moscow over in asia gets are well into trading katie tell us more they are indeed maria and that's where we're going to get started with the agency stock markets because the mostly high of this friday morning out today and it's helped by the u.s. rally over the night with japan getting an extra list of only four willing yet now consumer insurance and edges that says that only rising and that's helping to offset stock losses relates to weak things with the likes of all of the new pool praises of china t

the police which concluded security officers showed no hesitation rather carried out a bombing in oslo and the gun attack on an island summer camp. a ship has been wrecked off the chilean coast after a huge waves crashed against its halt triggering a risky rescue operation twenty four crew members were airlifted from the vessel by navy helicopters and taken to hospital powerful waves have also wreaked havoc along the coast as it breached the seawall spilling into the streets and disrupting traffic. and time now for a visit dates with katie and katie talk us through the global markets and right now europe takes center stage of course absolutely marina they have been moving and shaking for about twenty minutes or so now i really they take center stage in not just because they're just open but because that's where the sentiments are really affecting all of the global markets at the moment and it's all to the german chancellor angela merkel as she about the european central bank its conditions for helping to reduce the boring costs for indebted countries saying that germany is in line with

the police which concluded security officers showed no hesitation rather carried out a bombing in oslo in a gun attack on an island summer camp. all right time now to take a little tapping in business and traders here moscow has a down of their desks yet but what's happening elsewhere katie hello there maria yeah absolutely the most good markets will be i mean off in less than an hour's time so right now we'll concentrate on the asian session because they've kicked off the global markets with a positive reaction to the us rally over night we've got japanese exports is getting a boost from the yen as well the financials so also some of the biggest date is a japan wall in china there's a few losers on the session and that's because of weak things reports from both the media corp of china the heavyweight china mobile as well but as you can see the is around five percent composed of territory as of the nikkei around seven tenth's of the perception that the us market is that it was the housing permits they've reached the highest levels is two thousand and eight is not that she had months be