kaczynski of course the unabomber.was convicted of orchestrating a mail bombing spree that spanned over 20 years. with us now er fbi agent who -- now former fbi agent who supervised the task force who captured the unabomber. good to see you. what does he take from ted kaczynski that we ought to think about? >> obviously, he lifted some of the passages from the unabomber manifesto. not surprising, we are 15 years from the time kaczynski was arrested. we have individuals who are impacted by what he wrote. that is what kaczynski hoped would happen over the years. i'm a little concerned we are starting to see people doing that. >> shepard: his word that he acted with -- that there are two other cells out there and other people involved. i guess that is something you have to take with a grain of salt with everything else he says? >> it is very interesting. i'm sure law enforcement in norway are doing what they have to do, to follow the trail. to follow the evidence. to follow the facts. that will answer those questions. wha

in washington a new unabomber exhibit will open at the museum of crime and punishment including some of the hand-made tools. the collection was purchased during a recent government auction with proceeds going to some of the unabomber's victims. >>> this year's comic-con kicks off in san diego with 130,000 comic and superhero lovers of all ages. they are expected to gather over the next four days. >>> and here's a chilling fact during the nation's heat wave. on this day in 1983 the world's lowest temperature ever was recorded in antarctica. negative 128 degrees fahrenheit. >> sounds good. >> ouch. >> all day long we stay on top of the latest developments and those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with ""nbc nightly news"." >>> and finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. al roker on the deadly heat wave scorching much of the country with the worst temperatures still to come. and generation x couples are opting not to get divorced. learn why they're sticking to their vows when things get tough.

ted kaczynski. >> he doesn't make any references to the unabomber. it's not really his own writing. >> reporter: thousands turned out for memorial services sunday. norway's royal family and government leaders wept for the victims. police continued the search for bodies of young people gunned down at a labor party retreat off the coast of the island. >> it's a well-known thing in norway that every year, this group goes to the island. >> reporter: analysts believe they were targeted to cripple norway's future liberal leaders. breivik is being held here at oslo's detention center. his maximum sentence would be 20 years, that's one of the hallmarks of norway's liberal society. a way of life breivik said in his manifesto he wants to change. >> the results will be the opposite. because we will be more open, we will be more inclusive. he cannot destroy us, never. >> reporter: but he's already destroyed the nation's sense of security. randall pinkston, cbs news, oslo, norway. >>> all eyes on foreign markets tonight as international investors react to the lac

but an expert on right-wing groups noticed a similarity to writings of unabomber ted kaczynski. cut and paste? >> yes. it doesn't make any reference to the unabomber so it looks like it's his own work, but it's not his own writings. >> reporter: thousands turned up for memorial services on sunday. government leaders and families wept for the victims. police continued to search for bodies of young people gunned down at a labor party retreat off the coast of utoya island. >> it's a well known thing, that every year this group goes to utoya. >> reporter: analysts believe they were targeted to cripple norway's future liberal leaders. breivik is being held here at oslo police headquarters detention center. under norway's law, if convicted, his maximum sentence would be 21 years. that's one of the hallmarks of norway's liberal society, a way of life breivik said in his manifesto, he wants to change. >> the results will be the opposite. because we will be more open. we will be more inclusive. he cannot destroy us. never. >> reporter: but he's already destroyed the nation's sense of sec

fascinating details about his life before the bloody massacre, including his afint for the writings of the unabomb are. >>> and dominique strauss-kahn's accuser goes public, breaking her silence about her claim of sexual assault. we'll get the details from "newsweek" magazine straight ahead. >>> from niagara falls to city hall, nearly 700 new york same-sex couples say i do, including mayor bloomberg's chief policy advisor, whose marriage was owe fishated by the mayor himself. the happy couple is going to join us live this hour. welcome to msnbc. i'm thomas roberts. >>> millions of benefits checks could be on the line as we wait for washington to reach that deal on a debt ceiling. now, we are getting dangerously close to the default. look at the calendar. eight days to go, and still nothing close to a plan that both parties can agree to. the focus of the debate has shifted to congress now, and majoritied leader harry reid and speaker boehner both have plans in the works, but it's unclear if their finished products will get the votes to raise the debt limit. the speaker pressed for his approach on t

you had mentioned the unabomber. he went on for nearly a decade. this lone wolf in norway was incredibly smart, even though he seems very disturbed mentally. he had beets on his farm. he a reason for buying fertilizer. very difficult to detect someone like that. >> the fbi, and you've mentioned some of the groups, dom eveesti terror groups in the united states. fbi says these groups are alive and well. they've identified a number of groups and individuals. who should we be most concerned about? >> the greatest concern we have -- i was executive director of congressional commission that look looked at this recently. if a unabomber type individual who happened to be a microbiologist. if someone were to make a sophisticated biological weapon and attack a city. we wouldn't be talking about deaths in the 100 or 80, whatever this one was. you could see ten or 100 times more. that's our concern at the wmd commission and that's why we said america needs to be better prepared to respond. it's so difficult to detect lone wolf. you can't intercept their e-mai

1500 page manifesto attempts to justify violence but one notices similarity to the writings of the unabomber. >> he just cut and pasted. it be lees like it's his work but it isn't. >> reporter: thousands turned out for memorial service sun. the royal family and leads wept for the victims. police continued to search for bodies of young people shot at a labor party retreat. >> it's a well known thing that every year this group goes to the island. >> reporter: it's believed this were targeted to cripple the future lib era l leaders. the suspect is being held here. if he is convicted his maximum sentence would be 21 years. that is one of the hall marks of the lib era l society, a way of life he said he wants to change. >> the result, will be the opposite. because we will be more open, we will be more including, he cannot destroy us. >> reporter: he has already destroyed their sense of security. >> he is due in court tomorrow. his attorney said his client would like to speak at the hearing to quote, explain himself. >>> four markets remaining calm, investors are watching for a deal on the debt li

it almost has unabomber-esque, you know, stuff connected to it. he's written manifestos as it were. on friday he allegedly set off a bomb near some government buildings, killing seven people, then police say he traveled 20 miles to an island youth camp in utoya, norway, killing 86 more people in a bloody ambush. >> diana mag nay live in norway. we understand everyone in norway observed a minute of silence. can you tell us what's happening now? >> hi, christine. yes, you can see just behind me, before that minute of silence, people have come to the shores of the lake where utoya is to pay their respects and to place flowers. as you say, anders behring breivik will appear in court in a couple hour's time. it's a controversial hearing in norway because a lot of people are saying this is exactly what he wanted. for him, this was just the beginning. he's got the publicity that he wanted through this horrific massacre and now he has a platform for which to sort of expound his far right extremist views. those are views which really detail a hatred of multiculturism, a hatred of the islamis

page manifesto which he says took him years to write, with chunks of it lifted from writings by the unabomber. in the very first sentence he wrote -- it is better to kill too many than not enough. later, we do not want to do this, but we're left with no choice. and finally -- i believe this will be my last entry. it is now friday, july 22nd. within hours, breivik killed seven in oslo and at least another 86 on the island. >> to my mom, i said, 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

you see the lincoln memorial, a tour of the white house and then the unabomber exhibit. national museum of crime and punishment unveiled the new exhibit featuring ted kaczynski's belongings. passport photos, a wooden saw and the scale he used in his deadly attacks. the online bomber killed three people and jooired the 2 others with his mail bombs. kaczynski had plans to blow up a plane but his own brother turned him in before he carried out the attack. he's currently serving life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> when we return the nfl >>ckout is over, we thinnews. developing news. >> hopefully. >> regarding the raiders and 9ers. stay with us.ne go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover.

he quoted heavily not only from america's unabomber but american bloggers like robert spencer who shares his suspicion of islam. nyborg is joining with fellow norwegians, a massive vigil and a powerful message, hate may have triggered this tragedy, but love and hope will end it. miguel marquez, abc news, oslo. >> and breivik will have plenty of time to reflect on his actions. a judge has ordered that he spend the next four weeks in solitary confinement. >>> and now for this morning's weather from around the nation. stormy from the dakotas to minnesota. hail, dangerous winds and flash flooding around bismarck, sioux falls, iowa city and minneapolis. afternoon showers in the northeast, thunderstorms along the gulf coast into atlanta and the carolinas. rain from albuquerque to denver and salt lake city. showers in the pacific northwest. >> 68 in seattle, 85 in boise, another day of triple digits in phoenix and dallas. kansas city hits 94. chicago, 84. 77 in boston, 85 here in new york and near 90 in new orleans. >>> and coming up, hundreds of post office locations put on notice. they may be

he plagiarized the man festo from the unabomber and used mcveigh's methods. he views himself as bart part of this larger movement and it's a race based sort of thing. and it's a difficult for them to determine if he's legally insane or not. lochner is obviously outs of it. but this fellow is chillingly -- when he's been questioned and all some it's a -- a more appropriate comparison, but the real issue is here is the larger issue of multi-cultural and debate immigration that's been tearing european politics apart. >> what about immigration policy and whether it conceivably feeds into an endangerment of the population, if it is regarded as and is too lax? are we -- you know, multi- culturessism attacked now, particularly in great britain and elsewhere. >> it's a huge issue in europe. muslim immigration is a huge issue in europe. in france and it's been that way -- when i was a student in france, it was a huge issue back then. it's a huge issue in germany with the turks. they have three million turks who are living in isolated communities. it's one of reasons g

unabomber ted kaczynski lived anonymously for years in a montana cabin as he mailed out bombs and his leftist manifest owe. domestic radical groups also span the political spectrum. environmental terrorist torched an upscale seattle neighborhood. in 2010 nine members of michigan hutaree militia were charged with conspiring to kill cops, so-called right wing militants outnumber those on the left. ten years after 9/11, the greatest home grown threat still comes from islamist radicals trained or inspired by al qaeda linked terrorists. nidal hasan inspired by anwar al awlaki killed 13 soldiers at fort hood. najibullah zazi, schooled by al qaeda bomb makers, plotted to blow up new york's subways and faisel shahzad, aided by the pakistani taliban drove an s.u.v. bomb into the heart of times square. in all, more than four dozen u.s. citizens have been charged in various jihadist plots in the past decade. some critics say in light of what happened in norway the u.s. should now focus on right wing radicals but homeland security officials tell us they're meeting the threat exactly where it is.

, along with a 1,500-page manifesto, much of it copied and pasted from a similar document by the unabomber, ted kacacnski. it's a racist anti-islamic rant. breivik believed it would spark an uprising of like-minded radicals. if anything, this killer was meticulous. planning the attack for at least nine years. urging european right wingers to "embrace martyrdom." knew his acts were gruesome, but called them necessary. and what he most wanted was to change norwegian society. at a memorial service today, norway's prime minister could barely speak. the pain so deep, translation hardly necessary. this tiny nation, shaken to its core. norway's king and queen, reduced to tears. the entire church sobbing uncontrollably. >> i have no words. the feeling of that i'm going to die and the fear that i heard so many shots of this gun. he never stopped shooting. >> reporter: lars haugland forever changed, but a survivor. so were these kids who barricaded themselves into a building using mattresses. terror written on their faces. norwegians say this tragedy will not change their way of life. tonight, it is

who write about the islamist threat to write his manifesto it's with about also coming from the unabomber which means he's deranged on both sides of the fence i mean he was a nut ok and is the a terrorist oh absolutely absolutely and he is a domestic terrorist and i think it is fair for anyone to go ahead and scrutinize groups that go ahead and advocate violence in pursuit of any cause anyone who claims that killing innocents to to further a political cause is ok is a terrorist and i'm ok with doing that but if you look you have to look at the number of attacks and the overall numbers just because proportionally norway's a tiny country and this guy was horrendously horrifically effective doesn't mean that that compares to the thousands of attacks since nine eleven that have been conducted mind you i'm not on you are not you i was you're just going to be mcveigh. lofton was just about i'll give you a successful was the shoe bomber quite ineffective and so was the times square guy was in a photo complete he didn't have a warrant a complete change to airport security there is no one warrant

warnings was practically word for word of the first pages of the anti-technology manifesto written by unabomberosinski oslo, huge crowds warranted the victims. the lord of the death from 93 to 76. eight people died. it the lord death toll today of the death toll has been lowered today from 93 to it's the amount of 76. at least four people are still not accounted for. he will be kept in isolation or eight weeks until as next court appearance. norwegian police are being criticized for taking 90 minutes to respond to the island shooting. and also if they were requesting people to stay off of the fault lines. the entire local helicopter crew was on summer vacation. stay with us. more news after the break. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can

alliance this suicidal traders must be sought some of that wording were worried by what word from unabomber kosinski. they lowered the death toll from 93 to 7668 died in the shooting at the u.k. they are still searching for survivors and victims in the lake 4 people are still unaccounted for >> he will be kept in isolation for eight weeks they are being criticized for taking 90 minutes to respond to the shootings. the total helicopter crew was on vacation. the suspect was said to be on drugs break is asking how many people he has killed. >> 453 a m and a look outside at the golden gate bridge and southbound 101 we will be right back. >> >> some bay area commuters are trying disneyfied the watchful eye of a highway patrol >> yes its car pulled check time the flood of violators continues. yes you need a minimum of three passengers to get on the ad is a bridge. the yellow highbred details expired in july some people are still using the ramp if you have three or more passenger it is cold if not you are risking a $400 ticket. this one driver was thinking about going of the wrong way and saw that

along with a 1,500-page manifesto -- much of it copied and pasted from a similar document by the unabombercist anti-islamic rant. anything, this killer was meticulous. planning the attack for at least nine years, urging european right-wingers to embrace martyrdom, knew his acts were gruesome and called them necessary, and what he most wanted was to change norwegian society. at a memorial service, norway's prime minister could barely speak. the pain so deep, translation hardly necessary. this tiny nation shaken to its core. norway's king and queen reduced to tears. the entire church sobbing uncontrollably. >> i don't know what's worse. the feeling that i'm going to die. and the feeling that i heard so many shots of this gun. he never stopped shooting. >> reporter: lars hogland, a survivor. so were these kids who barricaded themselves into a building using mattresses, terror written on their faces. norwegians say this tragedy will not change their way of life. it is hard to see how that is possible but they insist they'll emerge stronger. >> heartbreaking story. >>> in other news now, the ho

it led police on one of the biggest manhunts the country had seen since the search for the unabomber. >> miami beach is like a perennial vacation. it always feels like you're going home to your hoe tole even if you're not. after a 12-hour workday, it's still fun to go home. >> i've lived here over 50 years and i came from brooklyn. and it was like coming to a heaven. >> the big bad ugly world is not supposed to intrude. >> in 1997 among the rich and famous living on miami's glamorous south beach is italian fashion designer gianni versace. >> i think gianni loved miami beach because it represented freedom and ultimate liberation. and when he got to miami beach, i think he knew this was his new home. but the great thing about gianni is that he just didn't live here. he was an active participant. he really transformed the way we see miami beach. >> he loved laughter. he was always surrounded by beautiful people. he created excitement. yet, he was such a quiet kind of a man. excitement was all around him. >> gianni was very friendly, very approachable. easy to speak to. very uncelebrity l

a so-called declaration of the independence of europe, with passages apparently lifted from the unabomberther sources. >> he has a mission. i mean, he's not an ordinary criminal. of course he wants the message to get out. >> breivik told the court this morning that he was not interested in the number of people he killed, but simply wanted to make a statement that could not be misunderstood. bret, the judge also said that breivik claims there are two other cells of his network out there. now, in norway, there's no death penalty, and if convicted breivik would face a maximum term of only 21 years, although experts say there is a way to extend that. in any case, breivik says he expects to spend the rest of his life behind bars. bret? >> greg burke early tuesday morning in oslo. greg, thank you. it appears some of your tax money has found its way to the taliban in afghanistan. the pentagon says funds from a $2.1 billion trucking contract to get supplies to american troops were funneled to the militants. a pentagon spokesman says a new contract will be awarded and applicants will be more thoro

and sections of the norway shooter's manifesto were lifted directly from unabomber ted kaczynski's writingsl be arraigned tomorrow. at northeast 93 people were killed in norway's twin attacks. now back to "why planes crash." >>> a dc-9 takes off from miami international airport and begins its ascent. as it reaches 10,000 feet, fire breaks now the the cargo hold. moments later, the pilots lose control of the plane and plunge into the everglades. >> they discovered that it had already burnt up pretty much in the sky. >> may 11th, 1996, valujet flight 592 has just taken off from miami bound for atlanta, georgia. six minutes after takeoff, the pilots hear a loud noise from inside the body of the plane. seconds later, the electrical systems fail. the first officer radios air traffic control. >> need immediate return to miami. >> jesse fisher is on duty. >> his voice was very calm. very in control. he didn't sound urgent. >> while the pilots are assessing the electrical failure, smoke has started to come up through the floors of the cabin. >> what kind of problem are you having? >> smoke in the c

he copied from the manifesto of the unabomber ted kaczynski who terrorized his victims for years.he can be influenced in oslo by extremist american thinking, is it a long time before we see similar terrorist attacks here in america? we are joined by evan of global partners. and evan, this man was clearly influenced by the american writings at least according to what he says, but how strong is this anti-multiculturalism i in this country? >> well, the multiculturalism, and the anti-multiculturalism that we see here is different from europe, but at the same time turn back to last summer and the debate taking place since then. we have seen protests here in new york outside of the park 51 complex saying that islam is coming to takeover america and this cannot be built, and you have seen them attacked in murphreesboro -- >> and peter king's hearings on the influence of islam. >> and political rallies in arizona carrying assault rifles and it is not that much of a jump from that to this. this is the problem is that in a society where we tolerate people showing up to political rallies ar

some passages appear similar to writings of unabomber ted kaczynski but much is a rant against islam.few decades. manifesto reads, our major cities are wheatly demographically overwhelmed by muslims. breivik saw himself as a crusader against islam, a modern dak day knight's templar. on a video on youtube, breivik can be seen posing with weapons and in military uniform. many sent their children to the camp breivik targeted and authorities say hechted to send a message. the judge paraphrased his comments in court today. >> translator: as long as the labor party mass imports muslims then they must assume responsibility for this treason and any person with a conscience can't allow his country to be colonized by muslimed. >> we knew he drew inspiration from some. manifesto mentioned pamela geller. describing her as a decent human being and citing her blog 12 times. another american author, robert spencer was mentioned 46 times. his website, jihad watching with was cited an additional 130 times. lorz ghoul is a terror expert. >> these websites provide a greenhouse for extremist ideas becaus

1,500-page manifesto where items were pulled verbatim from people like the unibomber, but -- the unabomber do you feel that there is a concern of people in norway that there are other people like him, supporters toer ka ri out attack -- to carry o like this? >> well, this guy has been active in a particular environment, but only on the internet. very few signs that he has physically met and collaborated. and in executing the act, so that is something that the police are still looking very carefully into, but so far, there are no firm indicators of that. but of course, there is a real worry that he will succeed in the mission of inspiring others to copy him. now, the only sign of comfort there is the very fact that carrying out something like this is something that needs meticulous planning over several years and we see from mr. breivik's notes that he has actually worked focused on this for several years in order to pull it off. so, i don't really feel that it is a sense of imminent danger amongst norwegians as i walk the streets here. tonight, there was a massive parade around the road of

. >> large parts of it appeared to be essentially cut and pasted from the writings of the unabomber ted can a zinel can a kosinski. he writes one of the most widest manifestations of the craziness of our world is multiculturalism. the discussion can serve as introduction to the discussion of the problems of western europe in general. if you change the words multiculturalism to leftism and the word modern society to western europe to modern society, you have an exact paragraph from ted kaczynski's writing. he published it just about an hour before he acted out violent proposal, shep. >> shepard: jonathan, norway came to a stand till today to remember the victims of that mass cemplet the prime minister calling for a minute of silence across his nation. but crowds in oslo extending the tribute to a full five minutes. others gathering outside the courthouse trying to get a look at the accused killer or as one man put it, the guy who raped my country. team fox coverage continues, greg burke streaming live oslo, norway tonight. what happened in court today, greg? >> shep, well, anders breivik

so he literally had quoted from the unabomber.d fantasies of being this knights templar crew seder. based on his 1500-page manifesto we're learning more. let's bring in evan coleman a terrorism expert. it's so ironic he was furious that his government wasn't doing more to crackdown on muslim fundamental mallism. and in this case, evan, he's coming forward and she's drawing attention away from islamist fundamentalists. >> this is a very deeply disturbed individual. you have to wonder what isç hi connection between islamophobia and gunning down kids at a youth camp. this is so strange. this is beyond politics this is someone who's deeply disturbed. on the same level you have to ask what he used to get to this point. what ideologies influenced him. i think it is an opportunity for self-reflection not just in europe, but here in the u.s. about what radical right wing politics does to people like this, the deeply disturbed individuals. >> reportedly he was inspired by like minded american bloggers. we also know that he had come to the

>> apparently strongly influenced by right wing bloggers here in america, even plaguerizing the unabombered to timothy mcveigh. influenced by radical american thinks. there's been discussion, you know, about whether these cells exist or are active in this country. what's your assessment of that? >> when you say the cells, are you referring to far right wing cell or referring to -- >> absolutely. no. just extreme right ideologues who exist in this country and pump out this kind of stuff on the web. >> yes. i'm making a presentation for federal law enforcement soon on this exact topic. what we probe have more commonly, long moles or small cell. joined together by an ideology of fear. different with regard to europe with they're putting in a graphic time bomb add well as economic fear. here the xenophobia is divided between anti-latino and anti-muslim. there it's all wrapped into one. >> you say you've been invited by federal authorities to give information about these kinds of groups. is this because there is now an emerging an ziosi anxiety in th country? >> i don't know about emerging anx

some passages appear similar to writings of unabomber ted kaczynski but much is a rant against islam.f the essence, the manifesto reads. we have only a few decades. manifesto reads, our major cities are completely and demographically overwhelmed by muslims. breivik saw himself as a crusader against islam, a modern day knights templar. on a video on youtube, breivik can be seen posing with weapons and in military uniform. many sent their children to the camp breivik targeted and authorities say he wanted to send a message. the judge paraphrased his comments in court today. >> translator: as long as the labor party keeps drawing the ideological line and mass importing muslims then they must assume responsibility for this treason. and any person with a conscience can't allow his country to be colonized by muslims. >> we knew he drew inspiration from some. manifesto mentioned pamela geller. helped to lead the charge against the mosque near ground zero describing her as a decent human being and citing her blog 12 times. another american author, robert spencer was mentioned 46 times. his we

he claims to have studied the unabomber and plagiarized some of his rantings in his own manifesto. >> look, the fact that he was anti-muslim immigration was also part of the fact that he was anti-any immigration for it's not basically only an anti-muslim, he's an anti-anybody else, xenophobia. on the other hand, he's not against religion. i didn't see much sniping jesus or theological debate. he was talk about the europe that existed before the 20th century. he's not on the right. he's not on the left. just a european fundamentalist. >> and congressman peter king immediately gets a call and they say see what you're doing essentially? see what you're doing by having us look at what forcing muslims to become extremists in the u.s., you're forcing this kind of behavior that happened in norway. are you surprised by that? that here in the u.s., we're looking to deflect the attention? >> i think the european governments and this is a warning for us here and in canada, in the western general, if we don't engage in a debate, if we don't identify, if things are always gray, what happened is th

he copied entire passages from american unabomber ted kaczyns kaczynski. kaczynski is serving life in prison for a series of mail bombings. later in this hour we'll talk about the motive for this attack and how to stop terrorists if you can in the future. alisyn: two separate shooting incidents shocking the seattle area. one at a low-rider car show. bullets began flying after a fight broke out there. 10 hours later gunshots rang out as a casino nightclub. police say a man shot and wound his test stranged wife. her male companion and five others on a dance floor. bill: brand-new details. oregon congressman david wu accused of engage in unwanted sexual behavior toward the teenaged daughter of a friend. he says he will not resign, but has not -- has decided not to run for election. bill: wu and pelosi had a phone conversation over the weekend but neither revealed details of the milwaukee that conversation. alisyn: nearly 500 couples tied the knot in new york city marking the first day the same-sex marriage law went into effect. new york is the biggest state i

things, people say it shows a lot of similarities to what we saw in the united states, with the -- unabomber. but, what he considered a loss of national identity, and, a lot of questions have come up about whether or not there was another shooter and police left open the possibility and today there was a raid on a house and a few hours later, let them go, saying they had nothing to do with the massacre. guys? >> eric: unspeakable and beyond comprehension. greg burke live in norway. >> jamie: and you know, norwegian police have a lot to sort through, a 1500 page manifesto from the suspect but a 12 minute long video they believe andres behring brevik posted on youtube and it includes various warnings against muslim integration into europe and, the clip also promises revenge on those who betrayed europe. and it includes several still pictures of brevik, including one of him dressed in a wet suit, holding an automatic weapon. absolutely killing. >> eric: a mass shooting in our country, bloodshed at a child's birthday party as the shooter opened fire at a rolling rink and six people were killed i

people looking at this manifest seeing similar to the unabomber in the united states. finally, shannon, anybody interested in criminal psychology, the manifest something on certainly has a lot of material to deal with it looks like it's record breaking stuff as well. not the kind you want to look at in terms of massacre by a single person. if, indeed, he was acting alone that would be a new record. shannon? >> just devastating, greg burke with the latest. thank you. the u.s. has invited a top north korean official to new york the country's nuclear program. in a written statement. secretary of state hillary clinton called the trip, quote, an exploratory meeting. a team of u.s. officials will meet with north korean foreign minutester kim qui and explore the possibility of disarmament. turning now to the 2012 presidential contest with several hopefuls which contender has the best chance in the hawkeye state. we now know that 9 g.o.p. candidates will appear on the august 13th ballot. that's not every major contender. rick per i can't understand former alaska governor sarah

. >> lying th like the unabomber,a manifesto that alludes to him planning this for a long time he.n line. he predicted that europe will soon burn again, a quote. small details are coming out. also when he was out at this camp, for an hour and a half basically, just shooting, just shooting these children. >> kids running. there's still five people missing at this hour. that death toll could increase. maybe we'll be lucky and they'll be found, some scattered and ran into the woods and some tried to swim away as he was shooting. we'll get some new information on anders breivik coming up a little later. >>> another fox news alert. overnight, five people are rushed to area hospitals after a shooting at a casino near seattle. two of the victims are in critical condition. authorities say it happened earlier this morning at a nightclub inside the casino. the shooter was arrested. police are investigated why it went down. >>> new information on a bloody birthday celebration in texas. six people are dead after a gunman opened insid fair fire ia roller rink in grand prairie. the killer appear