arsonist who the following year portray short logging trucks near us to keda and trucks at portland's ross island sand and gravel now he hams. i was incarcerated for almost six years including the halfway house and home confinement time. i had done everything that i knew i could to help save those trees at hugo creek and they still were trying to kill those trees i'd done everything that i knew i could buy what i didn't purchase by what i did with my own body and my actions by road blockades and tree sits and they still were pushing forward with that sale and so i thought a bit of desperation well i don't consider arson violent personally if someone renders an enum an object that is pillaging the planet and and in. disrespecting our earth mother if they render that piece of equipment useless i don't consider that violent and unless i'm not advocating any one thing i just. encourage people to do something i have to send this form to my probation officer every month to let him know what i've been doing for the month and i'm not causing any problems. starting this past december so it's set for to go

ross. >>> an eerie scene in norway. almost a month after the mass murder spree there. police put the admitted killer into a bulletproof vest, hooked him to a leash, and brought anders breivik back to the island where he shot 69 people. step by step, he re-enacted how he stalked the young victims, aimed at them as they tried to swim away. all this apparently standard practice in norway when the suspect confesses and the prosecutors need video to use at the trial. >>> and today, there was a call to action from billionaire investor warren buffett, who says i is time to ask some tough questions of all the money managers making fortunes in america while working men and women pay ththmost taxes. buffett asked, should he pay a smaller percentage of tax than his own secretary? abc's bianna golodryga has his argument. >> reporter: warren buffett took aim at the nation's tax system, saying his $45 billion fortune had bought him access to an elite club that doesn't pay its fair share. in today's op-ed, the billionaire says, "while most americans struggle to make ends meet, we mega-rich continue to get out extraordinary tax breaks. my friends and i have been coddled long enough." it's an argument he's l