there is an ambulance and health personnel on the island. it is still an ongoing operation. >> have the people that -- the bodies that have been recovered, have they been identified? do the parents know? >> no, we have not been able to contact everybody yet. we have telephone for the parents. they have the telephone number they can go into. >> it is just difficult to comprehend the numbers. how is it possible that one gunman killed so many people? what kind of device was using? do you know that yet? >> we're having an investigation and we are hopeful the investigation will show how this was possible. >> can you name the gunmen who was responsible for this? >> the police does not want to name this person yet. >> that was a spokesman for the oslo police confirming that 80 people were killed on the island of utoeya. we look back at the day's events. >> an atrocity in oslo. >> hello? hello? >> a huge bomb blast ripped through the center of the norwegian capital, killing, meaning, destroying. it could have been even worse if so many people had not

also on the island, a swedish politician. he said that people ran for their lives when they realized what was happening. >> at the beginning, like many others, they were not sure what was going on. it could be shots, but it could also be a game playing or whatever. after a few minutes, it became more evident that there was some kind of shot going on. people ran away from the houses where they were gathered. i ran with people who got a small hill. at that point, i saw a couple bodies lying on the ground a few meters away. i could not see the person at that time. when we heard that the police had arrived, i thought that things could be over. he showed up and i saw him 10 or 20 meters away. we thought maybe it was a security guard. he had a big rival of some kind and he started shooting. there were several other people. they moved a few meters away. they tried to see if he was coming. it might actually would have turned. i think it was like 20 minutes later. the real police showed up. they said that he had been caught. >> that wa

his vision for the island. [applause] the only thing i have to apologize for is the casino idea. [laughter] lt. gov. gavin newsom. my predecessor. thank you for his wonderful contributions. when supervisor and now still helping us with this, former supervisor tom ammiano. thank you very much. [applause] i only carried these cards because there were so many people to think. i want to begin with the incredible city staff team that has worked for many years on this project, starting with rich ellis. [applause] michael temoff and john from the office of economic development. [applause] the incredible and ongoing work of our city attorney's office that has been wonderful in crafting a good language that people are not only living with on the island, but the delicate legal issues. eileen molly, charles sullivan, john malamut, andrea esquita, our city attorney's office. [applause] thank you also to your boss for giving you the time to do this. from city planning, john ram, i do not see him here. kevin guy, rick cooper, city planning, thank you. from the mta, i want to thank matt ford fo

the young man who says he witnessed the island rampage identified this man as the gunman, but police have not confirmed that. >> i think it's too early to comment on the motives and on what is the reasons behind the attacks, both in oslo and at the labor youth camp. we are very -- it's very important for us to be clear when it comes to the responsibility of the police and the political responsibility of the government. the police have just started the investigations. one man is arrested and i think we will wait until we can see more results before we comment on the motives, the ideology or the possible political motives for such attacks. >> that was the prime minister there just a short time ago. now on the phone with us from oslo is norway's foreign minister who was with the prime minister in the news conference. thank you for joining us, sir. i know right now you are not prepared to say anything more about the suspect, but can you say is there any information about whether he had accomplices? >> the police is sticking to one suspect. i think we have to respect that. if there is to

europe has been to the island and spoke to some of the rescuers. >> across from the island, where so many died, there are people still waiting with young people still missing. what is emerging here is the story of those rescued and questions about the police response. the heart of this rescue is a campsite in their small boats. they launch their boat to help people swimming from the island, where a man dressed as a policeman was hunting their friends down. >> the first thing was that they don't trust us. they shout from the water, "can i trust you?" and we have to make some comfort to them to say, yes, you can trust me. >> the gunman rode on to the island for over an hour. many of the young people were using their mobiles to call for help. >> someone has to call the police. and then some other girl said, you don't need to. we have, but they don't believe us. >> the injured were driven to a nearby town. that's where the police were, waiting for assault units to arrive from oslo. the police roadblock terrified those rescued. >> it was a police woman there with a black suit and gun and a

." >>> the scene, this morning, live pictures from utoya island in norway. the aftermath of what police are saying is catastrophic dimensions. more than 90 people are dead, and the suspect, a man is in custody on suspicion of both attacks. also -- >> he didn't pull the trigger. >> face-to-face with the killer, a survivor's terrifying account. i am richard quest in london. this is cnn's world report. good morning to viewers in the united states, and around the world. police say a 32-year-old norwegian man arrested on friday may have been involved in the oslo bomb blast and the massacre on the island that left at least 91 people dead in total. local media are naming the man as anders behring breivik. police are not confirming his identity, but when asked about extremism in norway, the prime minister told the news conference police were aware of active groups. >> translator: compared to other countries, i will not say that we have a big problem with right-wing extremists in norway, but we have had some groups, and we have followed them before, and our police is

it was a press helicopter that took this picture on the island. but the police helicopter was way to the south and the police teams traveled by road. the local communities reluctant to criticize the police response, but it is the people of a small camp site who were the rescuers of shivering and injured young people. >> i have seen things that nobody should have to see. >> the overriding problem was that the gunman calculated that he would draw the police there while he had time to massacre young people at a summer camp. gavin hewitt, bbc news, norway. >> some other news from around the world now. 78 people have been killed after a moroccan military transport plane crashed into a mountain. the hercules c-130 was attempting to land near the city of guelimim. the army blames poor weather. the u.n. mission in libya says nato bombing raids are putting the health service in tripoli under strain it says medical supplies are running low and most foreign medical staff have left. the mission also highlighted shortages in electricity, food, and petrol. now t

police now say at least 80 people were killed on the island. a gunman has kmasquerading as a policeman. a 32-year-old norwegian man has been arrested by the police, and they have named the subject anders behring breivik. the death toll from the bombing in oslo a few hours earlier stands at seven people, and scores more were injured and, of course, dozens dead on the island. jim boulden joins us from oslo. you were monitoring the news conference a few minutes ago. >> reporter: yes, i thought it was interesting the prime minister said he had been going to the island every summer since 1974. he is of the labor party and this is the labor party's summer camp. he said the place he had been visiting every summer has now turned to hell in a few hours. he was fearing he would know some of the young people who had died. as far as more details, i don't think that we got a lot of more details from the justice minister or prime minister. they still won't name the suspect in custody. they said that was a matter for the police and not the politicians. they we

the tiny maltese islands with a population of four. more details are starting to emerge about the man responsible for the oslo bombing and deadly shooting spree in norway. and he says he acted alone, but he has been linked to right-wing organizations. we have been there to try and find out more about the man capable of such atrocities. this is a tranquil town about two hours north of oslo, with a tavern and an abandoned factory. here, just like the rest of norway, people are grieving and traged. andrea's -- andrews b. was a their neighbor. >> he would build bombs. what if something went wrong and it blew up over there? then we could have blown up. >> he lived as a recluse on this farmer he could build his bombs undisturbed using thousands of kilos of chemical fertilizer that he had stored. he portrayed himself as an organic farmer, but not everyone there was pulled. >> a lot of the neighbors mentioned that he was obviously not a farmer. some of them became somewhat suspicious. >> he even seemed to be sociable. >> the last time he eight

they just jump in the car and made their way to the island and were there. from the time they were alerted to the arrest it was less than one hour. that is quite fast, i would say. >> he was one of the first journalist on the scene at the island. in other news, last week's fatal train crash in china was caused by a flaw in this signalling equipment. at least 39 people died. equipment failed to turn a red light into -- the green light in to read after being struck by lightning. -- a green light into red after being struck by lightning. could you elaborate for us? >> this train crash, let's not forget, was the worst train crash in china since 2008. 39 people died. more than 119 people were injured. there was a lot of criticism of the government. they ordered an immediate probe into this. the results have now been released. there appear to be two key flaws, the first, as you say, was a problem with the signalling whites. they were showing green when they should have been showing the color red. the other problem, though, was that the dispatchers knew about this,

and the prime minister usually visits the island. i was there to cover sort of the political happenings there. and we left the island only two hours before the shooting started. >> woodruff: and what are police saying about the suspect? who he is, what themotive might have been? >> they are have no motive and they are not released very much information about him. he's 32 years old. he's a white norwegian guy. police have been asked is he known by the police from before. but they said we don't comment on that yet. so the only thing i know about this guy is what i said, 32 years old, white norwegian guy. >> and do the police say they're still looking for others? >> yeah, out at the island they have counted ten casualties but they are not ruling out that they will be some more. but it's getting, it's dark here in norway now. it will be in a few hours until the lights come up again. but they are still working out at the island. 40 minutes from oslo. >> i meant looking for any other suspects. >> okay, i'm sorry. yeah, they are investigatin

the island is very important. r party, and it's something that has been used for at least a generation. it's a place -- norwegians take their holidays there and go away from home and go to lovely lakes up and down the country, and this is a place that according to one of the witnesses that was on cnn a couple hours ago, that some 100 people would have been on the island. with the long gun man dressed as a police man coming on the island and shooting them for hours, and can you see how the death toll was able to rise. there was no escape from the island. there was so many people, hundreds and hundreds on there, and the only way to escape was when the boats arrived and eventually when the police arrived. >> thank you, and norway's prime minister who was not injured in the bombing said all available resources are being used to deal with the attacks. >> the next few days will demand a lot from us. we're ready to meet the challenge. i have a message for those that attacked us, you won't destroy us, you won't destroy our

it was a press helicopter that took this photograph of breivik on the island. but today, the police have defended the speed of their response. >> i do not think this could have happened faster. i do not see how that could have been possible with this distance and under these conditions, so we will always try to be better. i do not see how we could have done this past year. >> the local community is reluctant to criticize the police response, but it is the people of a small camp site that were the rescuers of shivering and injured young people. >> i have seen things that nobody should have to see. >> the overriding problem was that the gunman had calculated that by setting off an explosion in oslo, he would draw the police there, while he had time to massacre young people at a summer camp. gavin hewitt, bbc news, norway. >> in libya, the efforts to find a deal to end the civil war which has stretched on for months now intensified today as a u.n. envoy arrived in tripoli for talks. countries, including britain and france, appear to be shifting their stance on whet

by building more facilities on the islands. >>> with the territorial dispute over islands in the south china sea on the academy, the association of southeast asian nations are to meet in indonesia on tuesday. a head of a series of talks and asean and its partners described his expectations. >> translator: i hope significant progress will be made at the meeting to open in bali. >> asean foreign ministers are to talk with their partners. a forum will be held with the united states participating. >>> china says it will take measures to curb price of rare earth metals. chinese minister chin. kaida said metals which are vital to the protection of goods keep rising. and the differences in prices is a problem. he asked china to ensure the same level of rare earth metal exports to japan as before. chen said that china needs to maintain its control or exports. but he said inflated prices could lead to higher prices for parts made with such metals. and that would not be desirable for china. >> translator: china has made a step forward in tackling the issue. i want to closely monitor the country'

now the summer camp, 20 miles away over here on the island, that is where the gunman came on to an islandenagers. joining us on the telephone now is a labor party member in norway. i understand you've been in touch with this camp where this horrific shooting took place. tell us what you know. >> when the situation was going on, i was in contact to social media. they were hiding in caves and bushes and shelters. and trying to make as little noise as possible. they were scared for their lives because of the shooter. i was actually staying with the people that were trying to hide. >> hiding in caves. hiding anywhere they could. >> yeah. it's a small island. there are some caves there. there are a good parts of the island. there are some people took shelter. and they were climbing trees. they were finding anyplace possible they could avoid this gunman. >> and some of them so fright ened they were rushing into the water thinking that might be safer? >> that is correct. that is correct. and to be on the steps quite desperate. the watter in norway is pretty cold now. and it's quite a bit extreme

this was the labor party youth camp that is held on the island every year. the prime minister is the head of the labor party here in norway. it seemed very targeted toward the government and toward maybe the party -- that party especially, without knowing exactly why that party has been targeted. >> thank you. and for more on who may have been behind this -- these attacks, you can -- let's go to frank gardner in london. what is your analysis based on the information we have so far? >> i have to say the right now it is looking more like a timothy mcveigh style attack. the mayor also told us a short while ago that the same person carried out the bombing in central oslo and then two hours later the shooting spree on the island. the distance is only about 3445 minutes. the attacks were separated by two hours -- only about 30 to 45 minutes. the attacks were separated by two hours. the chief suspect, the man who has been arrested while shooting, they have a mass of living klum in their hands. i would expect that in the next 24 hours we will have a preliminary state

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party youth camp where i witness reports say more than twenty people may have been killed police on the island of arrested off thirty two year old norwegian in connection with the attacks anti terror units have reportedly been sent to the camp where some seven hundred teams had gathered state secretary christine amundsen calls the situation in the country the worst since the second world war the police evacuated both the city center and oslo central rail station reports say the terror group helpers of the global jihad had an initially claimed responsibility but later recanted that statement. mark almond a history lecturer from oxford university says norway's involvement in nato is military campaigns could be a factor behind the attack. the most likely explanation is that norway's involvement as a nato member in on actions line nato from libya to afghanistan will have been the basis for some backlash now whether that by flash comes from a libyan group or more generally from an islamic group that is whole star who turned over and. is obviously yet to be seen and i have to say we should remember

police say at least eighty four people have been killed in a shooting spree at a youth camp on the island of. the capital oslo the attack came shortly after a powerful blast shook the government center in downtown oslo claiming at least seven lives a thirty two year old norwegian man meantime has been arrested in norway in connection with the do you want to tax it on a bushel has the latest on that. but the number of casualties estimated has skyrocketed it is you me initially said it was around ten since then the numbers have gone up dramatically and dressed in police uniform apparently and the labor party youth rally and began shooting indiscriminately dozens have been killed and there have been horrific stories of people swimming for their lives hiding in bushes. people were wondering what was happening was it some bellew's exploding or somebody playing a joke and then everyone started to understand that people actually had a shot bigger was dressed as a policeman and he came across like he was trying to help us he said come here he had a rifle he was using to shoot at us it was total c

it was the first helicopter to take this picture on the island. the police helicopter was to the south and police teams travel by road. >> i do not think that this could have gone faster. i do not see how that could be possible within this distance. i cannot see how we can ride on this foster. >> the local communities are likely to criticize the response, but it is the people of a small campsite that with the rescuers of the people. >> i think that no one should have to see this. >> the overriding problem was that the gun -- the gunman calculated that he could draw the police to oslo with an explosion while he had time to massacre young people at a summer camp. >> a senior analyst at the publisher of global intelligence explained it to me that the gradual movement of the mainstream, far right political parties of europe may have contributed to the actions. >> one interesting thing is the progression of the extreme far right into the mainstream. you have many parties that have entered government or are supporting minority governments in europe. this

there are people still searching on the island. the police are saying that there might be still somebody who is hiding and, of course, they're searching in the water. >> kadafi zaman of norway's tv 2, we appreciate the update, thank you. >>> here in new york, it arrived. the heat wave that has tormented so much of the country this week settled over the east coast. if anything, it has gotten worse. it was 108 degrees in newark, new jersey, today, an all time record for that city. and extreme temperatures are scattered across the map. add the extreme humidity for the heat index and you can see how hot it felt out there. nbc's anne thompson joins us now from times square with more. anne? >> reporter: good evening, lester. this heat is tough on people and power companies. in new york city, there are scattered power outages tonight affecting some 8,400 residents. another 158,000 people are dealing with reduced voltage. and over in new jersey, there are rolling blackouts, but so far, no catastrophes. today, miserable is spelled n-y-c. tem

they ran and hit and tried to swim off of the island. here is one account of the eyewitnesses today. >> there are many people. i tried to save as many as i could . there were people there that i couldn't do anything for. meanwhile in the of oslo, another bomb square as authorities went through the wreckage there. that is where the car bomb, apparent car bomb blast occurred shortly before the attack on the island. the shooting spree on the island yesterday afternoon. 7 people were killed in the car bomb blast and 15 injured. police say the same suspect and individual was involved in both. a six ton fertilizer was traced to him. anders bering berit. he had anti-muslim tendencis and posted his message on christian fundmental sites . police right now are not ruling that he had other accomplices. but right now faces prelimary terror charges. they are moving fast on this horrid event. >> greg, we heard the reports that the children hiding from the attack social media -- helped to get help. >>> and they were hiding behind rocks and climbing up i

shooting up to an hour on the island. >> that is what they say. e appears in the region to be armed. if you think about it here when we had the horrific incident with the congresswoman being shot. this remains an unfolding story. >> nadia, thank you. we will see you throughout the morning. >>> coming up at the bottom of the hour. this back and forth in washington d.c. we see it a lot in washington. it is hard to surprise you about what happens in d.c., yesterday will surprise you. john boehner likening the white house to the bowl of jell-o. the president saying he could not get a call back from the house speaker. we are hearing from both sides. today is another extraordinary day in d.c. a meeting coming up in a few hours. stay with us. rapid wrinkle repair.® its retinol formula smoothes wrinkles in just one week. why wait if you don't have to. neutrogena®. with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-ap

he tried to swim from the island, but the water was too cold. and the shore too far away. he returned to the beach. as he laid motionless, a dozen or more friends were shot and killed right next to him. one of the dead even laid across his legs. >> i could hear his breathing. i could also feel his boots. and i could feel the warmth from the barrel when he pulled the trigger. >> reporter: a television helicopter caught the gunman in the act. bodies laying all around him. children in the water. their hands in the air. >> he yelled that i'm going to kill you all and he was very accurate on where he was shooting, almost every shot he hit something or someone. >> reporter: for an hour and a half, the killer scoured the island. >> people started running into the tents. when he saw which tents were just closed up, he just opened it up. and started to shooting in the tent. >> reporter: this is a makeshift memorial in downtown oslo. horrors that just transpired here are almost impossible to fathom. david? >> miguel marquez, our thanks to you again tonight. >>> that rampage at that

breivik a thirty two year old norwegian arrested earlier has confessed to both the shooting on the toy island and the bombing and so draw a slow he suspected of links to a far right organization it was strongly opposed to immigration and islam. and as greece's credit ratings are threatened with being downgraded in washington takes a step or default on its national good debt gauges public opinion on both sides of the atlantic. five am in moscow i match president good to have you with us here on r t our top story police have charged a man with friday's shooting spree at a norwegian youth camp that so far left eighty seven dead thirty two year old anders behring breivik was arrested at the scene of the attack on new toy island the rampage came only hours after an os low bombing that killed at least seven for which he's also been charged he reportedly went to the island wearing a police uniform and asked people to gather round before him putting them down and extraordinary picture as emerged from friday's horrific events you can see it here an act of desperation as a man there in the water pleads

police say that several bodies are still on the island waiting for identification. divers searched the bottom of the lake all night looking for more bodies, and authorities are now even considering bringing in a submarine. the gunman, dressed as a policeman, arrived on utoyoy island where hundreds of teenagers were gathered. "he was dressed as police, and he kept trying to assure us he was trying to help us. he kept saying, come here. he had a rifle or sniper's weapon he was using to shoot at us. it was total chaos." many tried to swim to safety but the gunman armed with several weapons was able to shoot them as they swam. the shore of this once idyllic lake became a horrific triage area. body after body pulled from thth lake. the boats and helicopters couldn't move the dead and injured d st enough. "people were jumping out of the windows," he says "and running everywhere in all directions terrified for their lives. most people ran towards the water hiding behind stones or small hills." the shooting started about two hours after a massive bomb shattered downtown oslo

his visit was intended to bolster the philippine claim on the island. visitors sang the national anthem with the locals. the surrounding south china sea is described by its new, more philippine-friendly name. the threat from rival claimants is apparent. they're outnumbered by more than three to one. china is angry about the philippines' recent complaints and this trip. the troops are on alert for further incursions. >> in manila, the government is committed to fighting an amicable solution. both countries have close ties and a lot to lose if the relationship turns sour. the president has admitted there's not much philippines can do if china decides to use force to take the island. he is hoping it does not ever get to that point. kate mcgowan for bbc news in manila. >> you have the story of the growing drug threat to the u.k. >> it is a drug normally used by veterinarians to tranquilize the horses. ketamine has become the fourth most popular recreational drug. much of it is being smuggled into the country from india. >> in delhi, everyone is looking to do

police say that he may not have acted alone and they're looking for more victims that you choice the island shooting location so they may or may be up to ninety eight victims if they're still looking for a few for a few casualties took one off hours two were to stop the massacre police said it was difficult to get to the island so this criticism of police there and also the fact that they were so quick to link the the attack to muslims and well stories are emerging of immense heroism mung among ordinary people during and after the attack criticism is growing of failure of multicultural policy in norway as this report shows. brave christina who was hit by the call bomb explosion in a daze and surrounded by broken clothes she stayed in the blows to help the wounded the waitress just standing chaffing and then suddenly you could just fade i was like i feel like a fish just waiting for you ok lofted out like the last bits in their eyes how do you know that gets smashed glass all over them the skin and everything this show patched up victims before giving its whole drinks as a nation which has n

oslo bombing that killed at least seven which he's also been charged he reportedly traveled to the island in police uniform and asked people to gather around him before gunning them down an extraordinary picture has emerged from friday's horrific events an act of desperation as a man in the water pleads for his life while the gunman carries on his brutal executions local media claim brave it had contact with far right wing groups as opposed to the extreme anti muslim statements on a blog a second man was seized by special forces in the area where victims' relatives had gathered but it's not clear if he has any link to the atrocity or he daniel bushell has the latest from also what. brave christine was. called home explosion in a daze and surrounded by broken clothes she stayed in the floor so to help. you wait this just standing thing and then suddenly it just made i was like i feel like a fish just waiting for your pumping lofted out like it's in their eyes. you know that gets smashed that's all over them the skin and everything this show patched up victims giving able to hold drinks as

most of the dead, teenagers who were systematically executed in a 90-minute-long massacre at an island summer camp. the shooting attack and fatal bombing of oslo's government center are now thought to be an act of domestic terrorism. we also learned today it took police almost 40 minutes to reach the island camp as an apparent single gunman waged his withering attack. with more on the attack and the suspect now in custody, here's nbc news correspondent martin fletcher from oslo. >> reporter: norway is in mourning today, trying to understand. photos of the youth camp taken just before the shooting, as norway's prime minister said a paradise island that turned into hell. desperate survivors pulled to safety. at least 85 murdered. >> he was just like going around killing people like it was nothing. >> reporter: police today said the suspect hunted the victims, aged from 12 to 19, shooting them for 90 minutes. but when police finally arrived, this is his moment of surrender, no resistance. he had no police record. >> we have not arrested him before or anything like that. >> reporter: polic

shape they're most people in the island i think. they are and so this is a couple still the two atrocities produced many acts of heroism but there's the dust settles on the walls worst mass shooting experts say there's also boise anger that the attacks were allowed to happen in the first place and get the truth or ignore dozens of hate messages from suspect anders behring breivik you haven't really been prepared for right wing extremism brave expressed fury at the government's open door policy on immigration in numerous blogs and twitter feeds this at the shootings may reflect a growing national look position to fully immigration policies the political establishment the more they are relative the people that they have been areas where there are simply no immigrants the poor people in northern being pushed out of places they used to live live in and that's also their drug stocks are in jeopardy muslims claim there's disappointment that the killer turned out to be ones they want this guy to be muslim or how muslim you know. it's for th

[applause] and over the years, we have had a really great community partnership with the treasure island development authority. the board has been amazing. they have had the vision of including low income and formerly homeless people from the ground up, from the start, so i want to thank the treasure island development authority for all of their leadership over the years. i also want to thank the director of operations. [applause] really, i know supervisor chu said that it takes a village to build a village, but it has really been that kind of story. that is why you had the 11-0 vote. it is not just city government doing something or developers doing something unilaterally, one group be more represented than another. it has been an iterative process where we have all work towards a common vision, one that will serve all san franciscans. i want to thank the developers, too, for the integrity they brought to the table, the citizens advisory board, and all the members of the tidhi commission, residents of treasure island that have been a part of this. so really from the ground up, everyone

the island lies near the takeshima island which are claimed by both countries. they are known at tokuto in south korea. on friday, south korea's deputy foreign minister summoned japan's ambassador to south korea to convey the entry ban. kim says such a visit could have a negative impact on bilateral relations. the japanese ambassador asked south korea to reconsider its decision and allow the lawmakers entry. he called south korea's decision regrettable and added the visit is not intended to harm bilateral ties. earlier in the day, japan's foreign minister urged the two sides to deal with the matter calmly. >> translator: the relations between south korea and japan are very important. both sides should handle the matter in a calm manner. >>> next we go to our bureau in bangkok. patchari raksawong has the latest. >> reporter: vietnam's state broadcaster on thursday reported in detail on a meeting of asean navy chiefs taking place in hanoi. the report emphasized the need for asean members to cooperate over their territorial disputes with china. nhk world's akiko has

discussions. >> reporter: now, of course, fredricka, we have been talking about the 85 killed on the island, a couple of miles from where i stand now. but it was all -- it all started with that huge car bomb that went off in oslo in the city's center. there was seven people killed there, dozens and dozens wounded. the sad fact of that is authorities are still searching the damaged buildings and fear there may be more victims inside those buildings. they're having the grisly task of finding body parts and work out who is missing and who is dead and who is alive. >> so sad. thanks so much, michael holmes, appreciate that report. >>> and now word out of london, confirmation that multiple grammy award winning singer, songwriter amy winehouse is dead. police in london today responded to a call about a woman found deceased at the singer's apartment. winehouse was declared dead at the scene. alan duke is on the phone with us now, a cnn entertainment producer. so, alan, the official word coming from police, confirmation that, yes, she is dead, but we still don't know how she died, right? >> exactly

oslo bombing that killed at least seven for which he's also been charged he reportedly traveled to the island in police uniform and asked people to gather around him before gunning them down an extraordinary picture has emerged from friday's horrific events an act of desperation as a man in the water pleads for his life while the gunman carries on his brutal executions local media claimed it had contacts with far right. said it has posted extreme anti muslim statements on his blog a second man was seized by special forces in the area where victims' relatives had gathered it's unclear if years an accomplice in the atrocity or he's daniel bushell is following developments in our. brave christine who was. called bomb explosion in the days and surrounded by broken clothes she stated. to help. you wait this just having nothing and then suddenly it just made i was like i don't like a face just sitting there you don't think i lost it out like glass it's in their eyes how do you know they got smashed that's all of the skin and everything. patched up victims whole drinks as a nation which has never su

a group of philippine lower house members will visit the philippine occupied pagasa island in the disputed area by jet on wednesday. they also plan to inspect other islands including the chinese controlled mischief reef. china's ambassador to the philippines visited the file peen foreign ministry on tuesday and launched a protest against the planned trip. liu warned people stationed on mischief reef may take measures to protect the spratly islands because they have not been warned the group plans to fly at low altitude over the spratly islands. he said the government should take responsibility for the lawmakers' actions. the philippine government plans to allow the group to plan to carry out the visit. >>> the u.s. navy has allowed vietnamese guests to tour one of the aegis equipped destroyers participating in the two countries' joint maritime exercise. that's the maritime rescue exercise. vietnam and other southeast asian nations are locked in territorial disputes with china over islands in the south china sea. the u.s. and vietnamese navies have been conducting the drills since last frid

the shooting. a paradise island that turned into hell. ate survivors pulled to safety from the worst shooting massacre in memory. at least 85 murdered. >> just like going around killing people like it was no deal. >> you just -- he was shooting everyone. he wasn't thinking. it feels look a nightmare. i don't believe this is true. >> reporter: police said the suspect hunted victims aged from 12 to 19, shooting them for 90 minutes. but when police finally arrived, this is a moment of surrender, no resistance. he had no police record. >> we have not arrested him before or anything like that. >> reporter: police say in may the suspect bought six tons of fertilizer, similar to the kind mcveigh used in oklahoma city. it may have been used to make the bomb. after setting off the car bomb that killed seven in oslo central square, the suspect drove to the island, less than an hour away, dressed as a policeman. he told the teenagers he needed to protect after the oslo bombing. he gathered them close, and opened fire. >> the reason i thought it was a

, there's a shooting on the island. i don't know what's going on. and i love you. i think i said, i don't know if i will see you again but at least i love you. >> reporter: the search continued today for bodies. little hope that any of the missing will be found alive. police also searching the island for signs of a possible second shooter. >> he said that he was acting alone, but we have to make sure that that's true. >> reporter: nbc's jay gray spoke exclusively to breivik's lawyer. >> he believes in a revolution. and he believes the only way he can make revolution is through violence. >> does he feel he's accomplished his goal? >> it's difficult, but in his head he takes pride in this, yes. >> reporter: breivik's goal? to stop muslims from emigrating to europe. what they call multiculturalism. living side by side. growing numbers across europe agree. right-wing parties are becoming more powerful. this man is no right winger, but facts are facts. >> i grew up in a lily white society. now every fourth person in oslo is