at least 80 people were killed on the island of utoeya when a gunman opened fire. many other people have been injured. police have also confirmed that a 32-year-old ethnic norwegian man has been arrested in connection with this incident and the earlier bombing in the capital. the man has links to right-wing extremists. he has been named by some media outlets in norway but the police have not confirmed his identity. an explosion tore through the headquarters of the norwegian government building in oslo killing at least seven people. two hours later, and then opened fire on the island of utoeya -- a man opened fire on the island of utoeya at a youth camp. the attacks are considered the worst violence since the second world war. i asked for confirmation of the huge number of casualties. >> that is the latest figure from the island, 80 young people were shot on this island. >> this is a shocking development, because we have heard that around 10 had been killed. we thought many people were escaping into the water. it is very difficult to comprehend what happened on that

you have been killed there we hear there were seven hundred young people there between the ages of fourteen and seventeen even some unconfirmed reports that they were swimming in the sea to try and get away from a gunman again unconfirmed reports say he was wearing a police uniform police say they suspect the man that was involved in the shooting could be linked to the bombing in the capital now the state secretary christian amundsen said the situation is the worst his country has ever seen comment from the prime minister. said is safe he said it's a very serious situation and he's called an emergency government crisis meeting tonight preliminary reports suggest a car bomb with a blast so powerful that it blew out windows over a one kilometer radius was responsible for the awful amount of damage we've seen in the center of oslo the thick smoke was seen rising from an airball ministry building after it too caught fire and police evacuated people from the city center also oslo's central railway station just to recap again unconfirmed reports say the terror group the helpers of the global jiha

i mean, there were people -- i mean, in tupac shakur's case there were people sitting right next to himere people who witnessed this. and these are people who claimed to be his friends. they were people who made money off him. made money from him. and yet refused to say anything. because they're afraid -- maybe they're afraid for their own life. i don't even give them that much credit. they're just afraid of being seen as a snitch which is just absurd. >> it takes a lot of courage to do the right thing. it takes a lot of guts to say, i know who did that. this is the person. this is what happened. i've been on the streets. most of the people in those areas where these gangsters operate, they're terrified. they're good people. they're trapped there by poverty. they would do the right thing. >> do you have any insights. you've done tupac shakur's killing. do you have any insights on who killed him or why? >> all this east-west rivalry twoen the different hiphop factions and the gangster thug stuff, i really believe that maybe people that were with tupac or people that were with biggie didn

people were stunned and they could not say anything at first. some of that angst channeled itself into frustration and anger. there are people in orlando that are upset. we heard from george and cindy anthony they have received threats over this verdict. hopefully, people can get past this. there is a lot of frustration right now in orlando, florida. >> all the different issues double jeopardy, where does this case stand right now? is this it? >> i think it really is. the prosecution is always go on to say, we caught the person who did this, we just could not convict her. they have no other suspects. they believe that casey anthony did this murder. if some new piece of evidence may turn up, that could lead in a different direction. >> thank you so much. we appreciate the inside. folks, we ask for your thoughts on the verdict. >> you can imagine the opinions that many of you posted were against the jury's verdict. >> to share your thoughts, log onto facebook. >> no shortage of opinions on this case. we will air a special one-hour the addition of "

they say several people were injured. reuters says an close damaged a government building housing the prime minister's office in the regional capital of oslo on friday. the norwegian news agency says the prime minister is safe. reuters also reports the blast blew out many windows on the 17-story building. the news agency building says several people were injured. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

the libyan people deserve to be helped and they were saved to hell and that's that's the bottom line so to say that that you know they too doesn't doesn't have any legal right to go in and help the libyan people from being massacred by the libyan regime just makes absolutely right on that knowing general and i'm sure we all have the welfare of the libyan people at stake here many thanks my guest today in london and in los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are t c n x time and remember prost talked with.

three people were shot on east street near 89th avenue about 8:30 last night. just over an hour later, two people were wounded at 98th avenue and bancroft. a third shooting happened just minutes after that at 71st avenue and international boulevard. one person was shot there. no suspects have been arrested. >>> the man accused of stealing a valuable picasso sketch was charged with grand theft today. 30-year-old mark lugo is accused of taking the original sketch tuesday from a gallery on geary street. prosecutors say lugo faces charges of second degree burglary and having stolen property. >>> garrido was on parol for the kidnapping and rape of a nevada woman when he and his wife kidnapped jaycee dugard. according to the confidencable report, home contacts were rare, frequent positive drug tests and submission of diluted urine samples were ignored. a report from a victim of a 1977 kidnapping and rape that she had seen garrido on the street in november of 1998 was dismissed by the probation officer as hysteria. you can read if entire report on ktvu.com. you click

killed seven people were shot in total.are checking to see if it is embarked police had issued an guilt i jump on that at a knife and they are investigating that shooting and then i'll look up where you conceive fireworks around the bay area. >> a search for the seat plane that crashed into the waters we're talking to the good samaritan all the was it the right place at the right time. >> after more than a day with no luck they finally found their looking for with help of floats they found a busy paint that capsized. >> my friend came up and said i turned the ball around and saw this plane crashed into one and two guys sitting on the wings. >> the pilot and his passenger were pulled off in time we pull them and to the boat and then the plane sank. >> what caused the blast in the first place the pilots seem to be in shock >> it was a very cool plane he was glad to be alive it was just a freak thing, aware does the voice and caused him to left and then crashed. >> neither the pilot or a passenger were injured the plane was ta

people. where uss is now there were four cemeteries. hey moved all of the cemetery's out -- cemeteries out. the heir did not want to move one of the places. there are two people -- two places where people are buried in the city. the other ones were moved out. >> the big scandal of lincoln park, someone wanted to build the legion of honor out there. she did and she got it done. they had to prepare the land, the golden gate cemetery, so the people they hired did not get rid of any of the bodies. h

>> can't remember. >> were they names of people that came to light -- >> no -- >> were there names of other people? who were the names that were presented you, where did they come from? >> i was trying to associate, explain to you, i recall not in any real detail, but i just remember john coming in. he said these are the names not necessarily from 11,000. it wasn't until later that i even remembered that. but it was from names that they'd collected from either the searches of the premises or from other sources. and that was -- i can't remember the names on it. but i probably didn't even pay much attention to it. it was just in, you know, going through them -- >> thank you. dr. huppert for a final question. >> i'm happy you can help this committee. you've told us you've behaved totally honestly, you remember some things and others. >> yeah. >> there was somebody who had a similar connection to yours, but did talk to news international, whatever it might be. that it wasn't at all entirely innocent. how could this committee possibly tell the difference between, from what you said so far?

who were in line for it were black people. and they pointed that out on a regular basis. but on the other hand, of course they were. um, they were the ones who had fewer supplies at home that they could draw on. they were the ones who were in frame buildings that were in much worse shape and that were more easily damaged. even though a brick building, um, will crumble where a wood building will, is more flexible in an earthquake, buildings that are already in bad repair are going to fall. and lots of low income people's frame buildings did fall during the earthquake. >> so you mentioned, um, francis warington dawson. you said he had joined, he had come to the u.s. to join the confederacy, and now here he is during the the earthquake, he's, you know, trying to get aid to black people. how did that go over with his fellow confederates? >> dawson is a very powerful figure, and during this period he seems to be able to lead public opinion partly because he's just so energetic, you know? they're all squashed. they, they're wanting t

were. very very small. amount of people in water. for a long time after that they told them that they are going to take them to the hotels and they were surprised when they put them in a big vehicles of metal vehicles used for the prisoners and they keep them for more than four hours in a hut with or without rotary go through a until they arrived to the jurors were staying in to care for somebody around one of ours so for all of this period these people were treated very very badly. they didn't get any food any water also they didn't get any explanation about the reason for not allowing them to enter. a. distillation forecast the reason is because it's not really prague kate and they landed in tel aviv surely must be expected to happen. these people actually. came here or they were planning to come to them to participate. activism activism like cultural activities to visit. some places. and there when israeli security them on the airport about the reason of their visit they explained there and they also question. if they are going to

of course many people to drown i one hundred eighty five on the quote three of those are now confirmed dead one hundred are over one hundred are still missing how they were rife through enough to help some people at least i'm the survivor from the crowd that ordeal. as you see it wasn't even. basically buried alive as if in the middle school figures the managed to get. there was made to do it and i couldn't risk you here she swallowed too much water when i was a realist my child was absent we don't know where to look for survivors there were a lot of children on board even more than adults might only came running to me and my first one to three minutes before the ship sent and told us please we live chickens as a vessel a sin i couldn't believe in. anything you tell us owning everyone trying to learn anything about john deal mines we called the police but they said to contact the search and rescue service we did that there was no reply so we game here to find out at least something you didn't hear nobody knows anything. or that the. little things within three minutes it's food to the right so and without him there are new explosions literally throughout

was floating around people were in panic when we rescued them in a state of shock some suffering from other traumas they were all covered in oil field that was leaking from the sunken ship it was a terrifying picture i have to say despite a huge search and rescue operation after the initial survivors were picked up he were others found. the divers and cranes working in this water have been trying to recover just something of the lives lost and families destroyed in those few terrible minutes but they've also been working on the question of cost so much why did the bulgaria sink and sink so fast. as the list of bodies recovered from the ship grew so did the number of revelations about an aging dangerous and badly managed vessel eyewitnesses people connected with the ship came forward with damning accounts of its poor condition on the stingy management who forced it to keep sailing. i became captain of the vessel in two thousand and seven the ship hadn't even been renovated for a while before that there were big problems with the engines and power generators repeatedly mention that to t

thousands of people were killed during the balkan wars of the one nine hundred ninety s. but senator it's like these were entire families of murdered serb civilians only get visited by the very few remaining survivors but only comes here all the time his entire family lives here he says a bosnian muslim general is responsible so you know i was only nine years old when i said already stuck away everything i had and why is it in the first take care of my mother then my father and brother i was wounded and taken cancer then they held me for fifty six days and only god knows how or why i survived. but even the learn to survive his loss just like that thousands of people here is being ignored. or each was at the hague tribunal and i was supposed to be a witness in his trial but in the end i mean about thirty other witnesses were simply cast aside they didn't call us didn't ask what happened to our family and the tribunal only gave him two years in a personal. the both of you are sitting in is a trust cities visited an old sides and perpetrated by old players but the version mos

people. where uss is now there were four cemeteries. they moved all of the cemetery's out -- cemeteries out. the heir did not want to move one of the places. there are two people -- two places where people are buried in the city. the other ones were moved out. >> the big scandal of lincoln park, someone wanted to build the legion of honor out there. she did and she got it done. they had to prepare the land, the golden gate cemetery, so the people they hired did not get rid of any of the bodies. they got rid of the headstones. they built a museum. when the renovated it in the 1990's and started digging ground, nothing but hundreds and hundreds of bodies. >> skeletons. >> skeletons. it was a big scandal. they created a mass grave and moved to the remains. there are pictures. they have thiese skeletons sticking out of the wall. it showed the relative worth. they stopped digging because they would keep finding bodies. >> they are still out there. there are bodies all over the place. they used to bury people in north beach. they would go up t

ten people were hurt. still not clear yet if all of this violence is connecting. >>> the investigation is under way in a terrifying plane crash in watsonville. two people died when a small plane smashed into this medical office building. their plane almost landed into the watsonville community hospital. >>> the space shuttle atlantis there it is. scheduled to lift off in a couple hours. space watchers will be gathering at oakland chabot space center to watch that last launch in the 30-year history of the space shutting program. >>> the scheduled launch may not happen today though. jim spellman is at the kennedy space center right now where a decision on a go or no go could come at any time. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, to you pam. still officially on a 30% chance they will be able to get off the ground in about 2.5 hours or so. things have been looking better after a terrible day of weather yesterday. they are going forward with this though as if they are ready to take off. they have fueled

was floating around and people were in panic when we rescued them were going to state of shock exam suffering from other traumas they were all covered in oil fuel that was leaking from the sunken ship it was a terrifying picture i have to say. because of the arabella also added his own views to those of those two other captains he was in the vicinity as they were and he gave his own views on the public fury and the experts saying well maybe it was they didn't do such an awful thing let's hear what he had to say about that. when we were approaching the position of the tragedy we're almost at the same time as every cargo ship i don't know why he didn't stop maybe try to get the inertia of heavy cargo wouldn't let him but as we approached the side its presence could only hamper the risk you want to ration out and to proceed and not waste time so there's very mixed feelings now about the role of these two ships the rescue operation will shortly if they can recover the rest of these bodies be moving into its next phase and that is for two ships specially equipped to try and raise the sun

the libyan people deserve to be helped and they were saved helped and that's that's the bottom line so to say that that you know that nato doesn't doesn't have any legal right to go in and help the libyan people from being massacred by the libyan regime just makes absolutely right on that knowing general and i'm sure we all have the welfare of the libyan people at stake here many thanks my guest today in london and in los angeles and thanks or if you wish for watching us here are to see you next time and remember prostate. cancer. hey tom are in here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. wealthy british stock. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports. mission. critical for.

where were you shot? >> people approached him as he was actually shooting, because they thought that maybe this was a drill or maybe this was a test, or maybe something, but nobody expected this to be for real, because, come on, how can this happen in a summer camp in norway? so many people were still unsure as they were swimming over, but as he opened fire to the water and shot people that tried to swim over to the shores, i realized i cannot follow the men and i returned. and as i laid down on the shore -- >> one of the victims talking there, but now there's another news conference with the police and we'll listen in now. this is live. >> translator: this is the mayor of oslo. he is thinking the police for their efforts. great effort so far in a very tragic situation. it's good to know that you have people to help you. my greetings. so this is the oslo municipality. it's a practical guiding about what is going on. also a municipality -- and the civic center, people can come and mourn -- >> that was the mayor talk

human-rights groups say several people were shot dead during these protests. we have our report from damascus. >> supporters across syria, the biggest since demonstrations began in march. these pictures show hundreds of thousands of people in a square. this is the city where 10 dozen people were killed after the regime brutally suppressed the up writing in '92. -- this is a city where 10,000 people were killed. activists say 3 million participated in demonstrations today, a figure that is impossible to verify. what is certain is large-scale protests are taking place. these pictures show crowds of demonstrators. similar scenes in aleppo, the country's second city. in the capital, more calls for president bashar al-assad to leave. protests have been mostly peaceful after mounting pressure on the regime to stop using violence against their people. troops opened fire. many people are believed to have been killed. washington says they're not convinced that the regime is convinced about change. -- the regime is serious about change. >> they will allow a political pro

why were so many people's phones pack in the name of news? it was a summons that they could not ignore. >> do the decent thing. you cannot hide it away from this level of public anguish. >> at first, they were reluctant witnesses. rupert murdoch told the committee he could not attend was to a's session, however looking forward to the inquiry. rebecca brooks said she is available to the committee on that date and welcome the opportunity to do so. but, she said, she would not be able to do -- say anything related to the ongoing investigation into hacking. i find, even imprisonment -- it appears the threat has worked. the murdoch's change their mind and said they would answer the questions. in a second letter, james murdoch confirmed their attendance. he said he was concerned they were asked to answer questions in a different forum. what ever the forum, the questions keep coming. why did news of the world mislead parliament? why were some victims paid? what did the management fail to find out what was going on? we asked about what brooks said. >>

the libyan people deserve to be helped and they were saved to help and that's that's the bottom line so to say that that you know they do it doesn't doesn't have any legal right to go in and help the libyan people from being massacred by the libyan regime just makes absolutely right on that knowing general and i'm sure we all have the welfare of the libyan people at stake here many thanks my guest today in london and in los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember prost talking. and. spending the year in iraq is a military journalist. we still in the u.s. consular there's kind of wasting their time trying to get killed. the way these. twenty seven days to hold this.

river volga entire starting central russia divers are searching for more than a hundred people still missing. they were rescued from the water have now arrived but more than one hundred people remain missing as that let's get basic to bring you all the late developments just. the top stories from the week from a spy arms in georgia charges high profile photographers with snooping from moscow skeptics say it's ninety russian image who stood by president saakashvili. demo deja vu for angry gyptian as they returned to tahrir square to vent against the interim leaders and basically stole the revolution. and behold the front page britain's best selling newspaper rolls out for the last time as rupert murdoch sacrifices the title while phone hacking planes in report for rest intensified. welcome you watching r.t. and around for the week's top stories with me kevin oh indeed breaking news to start an update for you there's a desperate search underway right now in central russia after a pleasure cruise occurring nearly two hundred people. on the river volga one woman is known to have drowned these are among the

it is thought to be 600 or 700 people that were on the island at the time. some of them took the water, desperate to escape. some people tried to swim away. there is a fear that more bodies will be found in the water. there may also be more victims inside of the building where the bomb explosion took place in the mid afternoon. it is difficult for the emergency services to get inside the building. there is still a concern that there might be more bombs in the area, and there has been very significant damage to the building. it is dangerous for the emergency services again. >> the suspect who is in custody of the moment is 32 years old and a norwegian. >> we don't have much more detail than that. it is very significant that he is norwegian, but we know that there are facebook and twitter accounts under his name. a potentially indicate that he was someone who held fanatical views. beyond that, we don't have much information. certainly in the past, and norway did have quite a problem with neo-nazi groups going back perhaps 20 or 30 years. the assumption was that

the libyan people deserve to be hot then they were seen to help and that's that's the bottom line so to say that that you know they threw doesn't doesn't have any legal right to go in and help the libyan people from being massacred by the libyan regime just makes absolutely right on that knowing general and i'm sure we all have the welfare of the libyan people at stake here many thanks my guess a day in london and in los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are t c n x time and remember cross talk. wealthy british style. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our cheap. download the official t. obligation chobani phone oh i pod touch from the i.q. saps to. one shall see life on the go. video on demand all season long fuel costs and r.s.s. feeds are now in the palm of your. question on the call. if. he.

. >>> and three people were killed in a fatal crash on mississippi avenue in southeast. the car had the the speed bump on oxen run park and flipped over slamming into two trees. the speed was the factor and the driver and men were injected and died. a third passenger survived and is in serious condition. the names have not been released. >>> a deadly shooting in southeast this morning. the police say that 19-year-old jeffrey covington was shot to death at 1:30 and no arrests were made. the police are asking if you know anyone any information about the case and to give them a cow. >>> 2,000 gallons of moon shine discovered in a raid. three people were arrested accused of selling the homemade liquor around the north carolina county area where they live and investigators found $150,000 in cash in the spartanberg house and this is more. they didn't try to hide it or anything like that. they're very responsive us to and cooperative. they understand that their hobbies come to an end now. when you're caught, you're caught, right? moonshine is considered a tradition in some part

overloaded official capacity was one hundred forty people were. confirmed one hundred eighty five people were on board of the time of its sinking also the age of this vessel was fifty five years old and there are questions being raised to whether or not it should have been used as a tourist boat on the revolver in the in the first place some is being stunned by reports of claims made by a crew member same of that had engine difficulties just before making this two day voyage to because although we have to bear in mind it's important to stress that the misha truss was said that it do have a record of the ship being given the all clear and that recently as the fifteenth of june of course it's their attention really focusing on finding some more survivors and searching out for those missing well we've already spoken to a local reporter describe the situation they would have met those who conscience of the water the rescue mission is underway and will continue throughout the night. to which people may have been able to swim too far from where the bald

then shortly before 11:00, two people were shot on west ruby on second street. both of them were killed. 15 minutes later a person was discovered with a fatal gunshot wound in a car. they described the victim as a 19-year-old man, ten minutes after that, two people were shot on first street and macdonald avenue. a 27-year-old man was killed and a second man suffered non life-threatening injuries. >> crews removed a plane on 280 after was forced to make an emergency landing. it happened just north of farm hill boulevard. it came in below power lines and clipped the back of a mercedes. the pilot had taken off from the san carlos airport on a test flight and developed fuel problems. he was able to radio back to the airport just before landing on the right hand shoulder of the freeway. >> when i see the plane.... >> neither the pilot nor the driver of the mercedes were injured. >> a sea plane that sank off the coast of sausalito has been pulled out of bay now. witnesses captured video as the sea plane tried to take off but slipped nose first into the water. a passin

the heaviest rains ever recorded wreaked havoc across pakistan. 20 million people were affected. this village was one of the first places that the floods struck. people here have no warning of the disaster that was coming. the villagers say a massive wall of water came through here from that direction and hit the village and destroyed a lot of the houses and caused many deaths. a year on, they have not found all the bodies of those that were swept away. this woman managed to find her daughters but it took days. their bodies had been carried more than 3 kilometers away by the force of the waters. her family has been able to rebuild part of the house that was damaged which remains consumed by grief. my life was shattered, she says. without my two girls, living has no meaning anymore. >> in spite of a massive aid mobilization, people are still living in tents. for this family, they lost their home and in the desperation of saving themselves, they lost all their belongings. they have been trying to get their lives back on track ever since. >> the last 8 we received was six months ago

as we were nearing the site we began to figure out how many people there were in the water although that was hard to do. because there was a lot of rubble floating around as well it was very hard to pick out due to visual people from among the floating debris some people were in a dreadful condition many were injured they had oil all over their skin because when the ship signs the fuel oil came up to the surface and spread everywhere and covered them that made the rescue even harder because the oil made the victims greasy and hard to get a hold of to pull them on board seeing children in that condition that was particularly heartbreaking. and you can watch that full interview with the captain who many in russia are now calling a hero you can watch at this moment at our website dot com. the u.s. likes to be seen as one of the world's leading human rights advocates but at home it's facing growing accusations of parker say tens of thousands of professional torturers have reportedly been trained on american soil over the past sixty years and it's claimed that many of them have used their tec

people were optimistic.they would buy three lots and say, we will build three two- story houses here and eventually it will fill in. it did, but it was three decades. this is sunset boulevard being put in. there were putting in this big boulevard. it is pointing out a goalie in the middle of the sand. -- a gully in the middle of the sand. >> woody was just given this time. >> i have been wanting one of these for years.

six people were shot, three people were killed. police are trying to figure out of those are connected. there was a shooting at the civic center bart station last night a bart police officer shot and killed a man that was wielding a knife, there and investigations into whether that was justified or proper behavior by the bart officer. also, is the fourth of july there are fireworks all around the bay area and that will be the big story tonight and today of course the rate >> they have found these seaplane that crashed into the water. there were able to the passenger in the pilot of that aircraft. we have the story. >> after more than one day with no luck, guys cruising equipped with sonar finally found they were looking for. they manage to fish up the seaplane the capsized friday while taxiing in mission bay. david was out of the border when it went down. - test data was out of the water when it went down. >> my friend says something does happen that turn a minor saw the plane crashed into the water and two guys on the wings. >> he

. >> people decided they were going to put people's lives at risk and we had to make a decision to shut down the station to protect our passengers. for what? >> it was peaceful. people were marching around saying no justice, no peace and things got heated when a bart train stopped and people were trying to push their way in. >> reporter: here you can see pictures of the passengers, the bart customers leaving the station after the station was shut down at 5:15. live now, you can see the yellow tape that was strung out to prevent people from coming down. it has been shut down, forcing commuters to make other plans, trying to find their way home. that's the direction where some of the protesters went to continue the protest. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if you are just joining us, we have been bringing updates since the beginning of ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. a protester on the platform at the civic center station tried to climb on top of the train. you can see protesters helping him up there and bart police officers pulling him down. >> here is a look from a

at 87th, three people were shot there. two were taken to highland hospital. et grazed a third victim. then 9:45, another three people suffered gunshot wounds. the scene of the crime is bancroft. none of the victims have life injuries. but at 9:15, more three peep were shot at foothill. that's anybody to foothill. this scene is a square mile. police are looking at several suspects. no news in informs on the -- information on the shooting at 9th. and then a person was shot at 71st an international. not much information. we do know the victim did not die in the shooting. so far, no suspects in any of the shootings. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. okay. thank you. >>> this morning santa cruz police are searching for a man who actually abused a 13-year- old boy. it happened last night at the santa cruz wharf. police say the boy was traumatized but didn't suffer any injuries. the attacker was white, between 5 an 40. me yum height -- 5 and 40. medium height. he was wearing a tank top. investigators are also searching for a man who was with him. >>> there are new --