now it's a race to get in and save those who could still be alive. >> in terms of oslo, i mean, oslo you mentioned it was a soft target, but has it been targeted before? >> reporter: last year, there was an operation, a cell that was broken apart by swedish norwegian and danish police working together. three extremists believed to try and target the newspaper that published the cartoons they found to be so offensive of the profit, muhammad. after those original cartoons were published by the danish newspapers, they were re-published by another paper, and then re-published last year, and so this is an on going thing that they feel are insulting the profit missouri. muhammad. >> thank you. i just want to bring our viewers up to date one more time here. seven people have been killed according to oslo police. two seriously wounded. now reuters is reporting that there's a connection between the bombing there in oslo, and the youth camp shooting that we were getting details about. i want to bring in one of our i-reporters. can you tell us where you are and what you are seeing from your van

oslo area. stay tuned to the local media for any updates on the situation. also remain vigilant and aware of your sour roundings. they did condemn it. they're calling it a despicable act of violence and also offering condolences and any type of assistance from the government of norway. so far, no indication the government has taken them up on that. there is a u.s. counterterrorism official who told cnn that there really was no indication, nothing that officials are h were led to believe was going to happen specifically in norway. and the indications from one official, also a u.s. official, are that this does not have the hallmarks of a big, sophisticated attack, but that it is very early to say who did it or for what reason. >> he's saying -- just to clarify, he says this does not have the makings of a big sophisticated plot?

he's in oslo, he's a u.s. airline pilot and isian dutton. he is staying in oslo now. let's just start with the moment you heard the explosion. you were sleeping? >> yeah. you know, we flew overnight from new york city to oslo. the first thing you want to do after flying all night is have a little bit of a rest. so i slept for a couple hours. i was just waking up. it was just a minute or two before i planned on getting out of bed. and the entire building, the hotel you toer in downtown oslo, it just shook to concussion and absolutely blew me away. and it seemed as if my bed had been struck by lightning. it was that immediate and that impactful. and so with that concussion, obviously, it was clear that something was going on. so i rushed to the window and looked outside. there was a giant cloud of smoke and debris just emerging from the plaza. >> about how far away? is it literally a quarter mile? if you're feeling a concussion blow, a movement blow, am i right about that shaking in your room that far away from the bomb site? >> oh, yeah. i'm fairly close with a pretty

in oslo and blow that up. -- main train station in oslo and blow that up. this is so local, so norwegian, so to speak. we have our domestic terrorism now. >> that was a professor and terrorist expert. earlier, the norwegian prime minister, jens stoltenberg, delivered a somber statement about the attacks and called on norway to stand together in this time of crisis. >> we have all been shaken by the evil that struck us so brutally. this is an evening demanding a lot from all of us, and the days following will demand even more. nor will stand together in time of crisis. -- norway will stand together in a time of crisis. we suffer with the wounded. we feel with the relatives. >> the norwegian prime minister. still to come, we have much more on the dramatic events in norway, so to stay with us. -- do stay with us. let's stay with norway. we have more details about the attack on the summer camp. >> there are reports coming out now, unconfirmed reports that the shooter may be one of several shooters in this youth ca

killed police say they fear there may also be explosives in the grounds are says general logan is in oslo she joins us now with the latest details. what. the poor don't have a bring us up to date with what's going on around you what you've heard from people around you that. basically what's going on around the country is an increased police presence and this is in reaction to the explosion incident that happened in the center of all slow and also that shooting at the u.k. outside of the city so the already is are definitely on the alert at least here with weapons actually just making sure that everything is for a less safe we now have people that pizza place in the city center that was nearby prime minister's office prime minister cell as we reported to say the state location it was also i reports the people it's going to be after this you can where the cabinet shooting where i witness it's explained that many explain it by thought a useful thing to get i would destroy her how can you get the kind of information earlier of poor people shot at and one person. that you. know we're getting r

we are now in dialogue with the oslo city council and oslo police offering first aiders, more rescue teams, ambulance, and possible caretakers because it's many, many people wandering around in the streets right now. >> have you been to the scene of this explosion? >> no, i have not been able to do so because there's a crisis team. >> what are first responders informing you about in terms of how people are able to get some me need and what people are doing? >> so far it seems like the national rescue teams have done a very good job. we saw immediately caretakers involved, ambulances that were quickly on the spot and reports from hospitals. we do not have any requests from hospitals, but we are offering our services both at the hospitals and in the streets of oslo at that. >> some of the members we heard earlier that possibly eight people injured, maybe even one death. are those numbers corresponding with what you know? >> i can only tell you what's reported in the norwegian national media. unfortunately, it's not up to me confirm any deaths or injuries. >> okay. john larson, thanks s

this is the scene outside the government headquarters build anything the oslo. witnesses say there are also several people who are injured, and as you can see, it is a scene of chaos. people running around bewildered, according to eyewitnesses, some folks are walking with blood on their faces, on their hands. norway's prime minister, we're told, is said to be safe. this blast, though, blowing out nearly all the windows of a 20-floor high-rise in oslo covering blocks with rubble and debris. the story is still breaking, our international desk is working right now to get us new details, and we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it here in the newsroom. jenna: and we'll continue to follow that story, as rick mentioned. in the meantime, another fox news alert for you here in america where we're in the grips of a sweltering heat wave. temperatures at or near the triple digits from kansas to massachusetts, and the shouldering humidity -- smoldering humidity making it feel hotter. rick: it does. jenna: new york city is temperature's around 101, it might feel

the top story in the last few hours a huge bomb has exploded in the very center of norway's capital oslo damaging parliamentary buildings including the prime minister's office two deaths have been reported at least fifteen are injured police say more people are still trapped in the shattered buildings lottie's daniella logar is in although she's at the airport very close to the city there now thanks for bringing us up to date again this hour what is the situation where you are and more important what is the situation in the city center now as you can make out. well i've been told by we had a press service here at the airport that it's absolute pandemonium in terms of what way would be the least being in charge of everything that's going on there but that isn't affecting the way the airport is operating at all there's been reports that the airport is shut down i can tell you for certain but it absolutely has not been interesting you are definitely not greener of the situation it's going on in the center you can buy a ticket to get to the city by train whatever that is that the central tra

jeff glor reports from oslo. the speaker of the house says he's done negotiating with the president. so where does that leave the debt talks? michelle miller on who gets hurt if social security checks don't go out. >> basically, for me, it would be a total disaster. >> schieffer: it sounds like a broken record, and there were plenty of them. jim axelrod on another day of historic heat gripping half the country. and john blackstone on the search for life on mars. nasa's new robot may settle it once and for all. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> schieffer: good evening, scott's off tonight, i'm bob schieffer. well, there are two big stories in the news tonight, that explosion in oslo, and in washington late developments in the argument over how to find a way to cut the federal budget and raise the debt ceiling. we're going to begin with that story tonight. republican house speaker john boehner now says he is done negotiating with the president and will try to deal dire

him sudanese editor in chief of an independent news magazine based in oslo his mother a lawyer in the very sight of that explosion here's how he described what she saw what she told him. oh of the song there was this big blasts and people were screaming running around scared there were smoke it was just like. what we have seen for. cities around the world which has been attacked earlier we have looked at ourselves peaceful nation. even though we are in two wars. in libya so people are rather surprised shocked. those people mostly on twitter feeds social been. trying to. jump to conclusions too early i have to say though the latest breaking news is that actually the police officer he was going to this can and. should be juve. politicians he is actually tall and blonde and that he has according to newspapers in the region work. so this is this is rather or might be more complicated than we think of to tell or i will since we had that chat just last hour obviously details coming through thick and fast since that report we had unconfirmed reports saying that the terror group the helpers o

>> martin fletcher in oslo tonight, thank you. norway hasn't known this kind of terror since world war ii. it's a place where gun violence is rare and bombings are virtually unheard of. now oslo takes its place in a long list of places forever scarred by large scale mass murder. tonight, michelle franzen with the survivors' stories. >> reporter: as the search for victims continues, a very different search is under way at the place where families have come to identify victims or wait for news of those still missing. here they are looking for answers. initially the teenagers thought it had to be a prank. >> he came and started to shoot and we all thought it was a joke. >> the reason i thought it was a game or, i don't know, something else, was -- it was like not high sound shootings, it was like silencer or something. so it sounded like fireworks. >> reporter: the reality was horrifying. >> he just was like shooting everyone. he wasn't thinking. but it feels like a nightmare. i don't believe this is true. >> reporter: as the massacr

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 were saying it is important for the police to find the facts and all the information. they are not going to get drawn into any conclusions. and they still won't say that they think it's only one person. they want the police to talk about that. i don't think they are hinting to us that there are more people under suspicious, and i don't think they

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 talking there of oslo. all of the authorities that we have been talking with continue to talk about right now as the investigation goes on is just a time to mourn and to come together. our in depth coverage of the killings in norway continue after this. >>> a city known for peace is reeling tonight following a string of violent attacks, some aimed at children. norwegian leaders held a meeting after an attack. 17 people were killed in the two attacks and that number expected to rise. the two local incidents are linked. we're following the latest in oslo. diana, what do we know? >> reporter: tom, i am standing in front of the main buildings here. it's an

>> miguel marquez in oslo tonight. thanks to you. and we want to get some more gripping eyewitness testimony. adrian precong was one of the organizers of norway's labour party was there on utoya island and joins us via telephone tonight. i understanand that the campers were coming to grips with news of the bombing in oslo. you went to buy some chocolates at one of the shops at the top of the island. then when and how did you realize the horror that was unfolding below? >> when my working colleagues started running up the hill because of the shots being taken and when i saw them run as fast as they could toward me, i suddenly realize d when i felt the bang from the machine gun. so i started running as fast as i could. and so did the rest of the camp. >> how was the gunman acting? and what sort of weapons was he wielding? >> he was extremely calm. he was wearing one pistol, one gugu and one machine gun. an m-16, i believe it was. >> and how did you get away? >> when we heard the bullet pass our ears, we ran as fast as we could down to

our headlines, a powerful bomb explosion has hit the norwegian capital of oslo. many people have been killed, others have been wounded. a gunman attacked a youth camp of the governing party. police say the two attacks are linked. norway has been hit by a double bombing and shooting. in the capital of oslo, a bomb has exploded. 8 gunmen disguised as a policeman killed four people at a youth meeting of the ruling labor party. several government buildings have been severely damaged in central oslo. the prime minister is reported to be safe. police are warning people to stay away from the center of the capital. >> the blast tore through the government quarter at 3:20. the force of the explosion wrecked several ministries and the prime minister's office. he was not in the building. windows were shattered, fires broke out, and debris littered the streets at the site. people might be trapped in some of the damaged buildings. eyewitnesses have been giving their accounts of the chaos. many say the explosion felt like an earthquake. >> we were standing there talking and th

oslo, norway. a big explosion. we have all the details. what do you know? >> reporter: details are slowly coming in to the cnn newsroom in london this hour out of oslo in norway where we understand there could be as many as two explosions that took place in central downtown oslo potentially affecting the prime minister's building. it's a 17-story building. we understand according to local eyewitnesses and a local reporter and i'm watching our coverage as well in that the windows have been blown out of several buildings in downtown oslo. again, as we say, it's unconfirmed whether or not it's the prime minister's office that has been affected, but we understand according to reports and the norwegian news agency that the prime minister is safe after the blast in central oslo. we understand that the people are on the streets bleeding. obviously, very scared about the situation. in other reports really coming in in terms of other casualties at this point. >> we have a picture, a twitter picture of the b

earlier already spoke with the editor in chief of an independent news magazine based in oslo he gave us this account of the song there was this big blasts and people were screaming running around scared there were the smoke it was just like. what we have seen for. citizen around the world which has been attacked earlier we have looked at ourselves as a peaceful nation. even though we are in two wars. in libya so people are rather surprised shocked. those say that people mostly on twitter feed certainly social. and trying to. jump to conclusions too early i have to say though the latest breaking news essentially that the police officer he was going to this can and. should be g.'s. he is actually tall and blonde and that he has according to the newspapers a norwegian works. so this is this is rather or might be more complicated than we think it's too early to tell. dr will mccants from the center for naval analysis says the helpers of a global jihad who initially claimed responsibility for the attack have now retracted that statement he adds that year it may now be facing a different k

twin targets in attacks in oslo and blast ripped through buildings -- government buildings in oslo while a gun man attacks a youth camp, leaving 10 dead. and breaking up is hard to do. why some gay couples are finding it impossible to obtain a divorce. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. norway has not seen violence like this since the second world war. tonight, the country is reeling. first came a huge explosion in the capital of oslo that killed at least seven people and left many more injured when a bomb ripped through government buildings, including the prime minister's office. then in an attack police say was linked, a gun man opened fire at a youth rally, killing at least 10. starting our coverage frank gardner. >> an atrocity in oslo. a huge bomb blast return through the center of the norwegian capital, killing, mating, destroying. it could have been so much worse if so many residents had not left for the weekend. norway posted prime minister, if possible target escaped >> we were told to go into the back room and we came out into the street they said it

nbc's jay gray live at that spot in oslo. good day. i don't know how to ask the question, but how are people coping? >> reporter: i think they're cope, alex, in a large way by showing up at main cathedral here in oslo. take a look. you can see we've had a rainy day but people continue to pour down the cathedral because they feel they have to be here, they have to be together as one told me. people are still walking in and the service has been over for quite some time. the prime minister was here along with the royal family. the prime minister, in a very emotional speech during the service, talking to those here with his voice quivering, crying, at times. i want to make sure i get this right, we're a small country but we're a proud people. our answer is more democracy and more openness. they're obviously really trying to work through what happened here. there's been a lot of talk about what the accused gunman's sentiments were coming into this and his discussions about anti-immigration and isolation. and so the message from the politica

. -- oslo. we're told the president has been briefed an -- on all of this situation, and john bolton joins us now, a fox news contributor. ambassador, welcome. obviously, we want to get your take on what you think this might add up to in norway. >> information, obviously, very incomplete at this point, but there seems to me to be little doubt these attacks are politically motivated. first, the bomb attack in central oslo is the prime minister's office, you juan mistake it -- you wouldn't mistake it for an apartment building or just a general office building. it's well known what that building contains. and then number two, this very disturbing report of an attack on a youth camp on an island near oslo, that according to wire service reports is the annual youth camp of the norwegian labour party, the major party, the governing party in norway today. so that also has all the indications of a political attack as well. martha: talk to us a little bit about, you know, the al-qaeda interest in norway.

go now straight live to oslo and talk to editor in chief of independent news magazine there. thanks for being with us tags appreciate it we know your mother in law we gather was near the site of the explosion you've obviously talked to her thankfully she was but what did she have to tell you about what she witnessed this afternoon oh. well basically it was like our war. she was thinking he was under. you know all of the song it was this big blast. people were screaming running around scared. it was just like. what we have seen for. citizen around the world which has earlier. how shocked are you and your fellow countrymen and women tonight about the events unfolding in the in the center of the capital tonight. well as your colleagues have reported listen to. we have ourselves peaceful nation. you can go to or. people are rather surprised shocked. but those people are mostly on twitter social. coleman trying to not jump to conclusions too early. if this is a terror attack and it is early days in the so first and foremost our thoughts are with the family and friends of the dead

we will go we've got a norwegian minister saying that this is the most serious incident that oslo has faced tonight. absolutely certainly the most violent incident in norway as i recall since the second world war and also there was much violence in the warmer. why do you think norway has been targeted here we talked if we don't know if these . attacks are linked in any way for al qaeda comes to mind doesn't it was i think it could well be that there is a. people who sympathize with. routinely and you can call al qaeda who don't like the actions of norway and its allies around the world not least in afghanistan who may be in a sense carrying out a revenge for the death of osama bin laden or influenced also by spending money because perception as being a place of two bodies in the middle so little value is for some people particular dislike that's likely going to say then we look at it working for russia now if we say that terrorist won't transfer. terror on the people the. russian or maybe that all the countries in the nato alliance right really for instance all seems well they have re

the threat level in oslo has been raised as fear of more bombs. people have been warned to leave the center of oslo or stay indoors. the bombs seem to have targeted the main government building. 17 stories high. it had almost all the windows blown autoand the office of the prime minister was damaged. he wasn't in his office and he wasn't hurt. there are reports at least eight people injured. two deaths reported so far. it was in the city center. an area of office buildings, ka fa is, shops, damage over half a mile. panic when the bomb exploded. people knocking over chairs in caves, running away. nobody's claimed responsibility so far. police are investigating whether it was a phosphate nitrate car bomb. earlier this month norweigian police arrested three men suspected of planning car attacks in oslo. at the time they were said to have connections to al qaeda, but so far nothing is confirmed about who did it. >> i'm getting a new note from the associated press that a nor wee jaj newspaper says somebody in a police uniform has opened fire at a youth

it's a nicer area in west oslo. breivik's father was a diplomate. >> he was in the regular class good looking norwegian. no one suspected that guy. people are always in shock when they find out there's a terrorist living just beside them. >> today an appointed sunday service in oslo's cathedral, the king and queen of norway went. on the streets nobody, a memorial full of flowers grows. norwegians on this sunday coming to grips and saying good-bye. >> breivik will make his first course appearance here in oslo tomorrow. it appears he's already planned out his opening statement to the court claiming that what he did speaks on behalf of millions of europeans. nora. >> jeff, i know it's early in the legal process, but what kind of punishment is breivik facing. >> norway has no capital punishment. the maximum penalty the court can impose is only 21 years. but that can potentially be extended indefinitely in five year increments. the person in custody is being a threat to themself or others. >> all right, jeff glor in oslo

five people in cold blood that attack came just a matter of hours after a powerful blast in downtown oslo which claimed at least seven lives a thirty two year old norwegian mountain is being held in connection with both and it's reported that he belongs to a far right movement also an extraordinary picture has emerged from friday's horrific events an act of desperation here as a man in the water pleads for his life but the government carries on with his brutal execution he's done a bushel is following developments. the number of casualties estimated has skyrocketed in witnesses i mean 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 the bush is more people were wondering what was happening was it some bellew's exploding or was somebody pointed to and then everyone started to understand that people actually had a shot again was dressed as a poli

and i'm going to go to you first, in oslo. what is the latest that's known on the casualties, dead and injured? >> yeah, what they are telling about what happened out on the island, they have so far said that there are ten casualties at the island but they are not ruling out that there can be some more people that are being killed out there. they are even found some bomb-like items out there. and they are searching, still searching the area. and they are fearing that the toll from the island will arrive. here in oslo they have so far counted seven deaths and that is probably not going to rise, yeah, further. >> woodruff: and perhaps 100 or more wounded? >> oh, yeah, a lot of people. some seriously wounded. they are in hospitals now, like ten people severely wounded. but there is a lot of people that made themselves to the hospitals and with not that hard injured, actually. but there have been hundreds. i came to the place just after the bomb went off. and i met a lot of people just running towards me with blood running from th

that's the very latest in oslo. i'm jay gray. now back to you, alex. >> okay, jay, thank you so much for that. >>> a chaotic and terrifying scene at a casino in auburn, washington. at 1:30 this morning a gunman opened fire wounding seven people, two of them critically. the armed man came in looking for his wife or girlfriend, found her with another man, then shot them both. the gunman then opened fire again, hitting five more people. he was arrested when he tried to flee. >>> democrats and republicans are in a major standoff today as the debt ceiling deadline rapidly approaches. white house chief of staff bill daley said the president will not accept a short-term deal to raise the debt ceiling, saying it will perpetuate uncertainty. this is what republicans are saying today. >> i understand why they're saying they won't sign a short term. but i think they won't have any choice, and i think that's the only answer right now. >> i would prefer to have a bipartisan approach to solve this problem. if that's not possible, i and my repu

in addition to the seven fatalities in oslo, at least 15 others were injured. shortly after that explosion, a gunman dressed as a police officer opened fire at a labour party youth camp on utoya island, about a half hour away from oslo. there are unconfirmed reports that at least a dozen people were killed. this comes as oslo is investigating a home grown terrorist cell linked to al- qaeda. >>> at home, police say that a young man who died after exchanging gunfire with police appeared to have killed himself with his own gun. police are still trying to find the weapon which they believe was stolen from the scene. but the police chief says that test shows that the young man killed himself. >> the bullet which was removed from his head is not consistent with the service ammunition used by the san francisco police department. >> you know, people could cover a lot of stuff up. you never know. >> reporter: that criticism reflects some of the controversy over the shooting. wednesday night, an angry crowd shouted down police chief greg sir at a bay view town hall meeti

back to back terror attacks in norway claimed more than a dozen lives r t how's the latest from oslo and what has brought terror to the doorstep of a country more or less unscathed by it until now. back in this country the debt clock is ticking louder for u.s. lawmakers how much longer will politicians flirt with the default line. workers to see their votes running creating figures like captain america and sort of the great make it seem growers. and now showing marvel comics best selling bore propaganda comes to a theater near you. good evening it's friday july twenty second eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm laurin lister in your watching r.t. well terror has been brought to norway's doorstep twin attacks rocked the norwegian capital of oslo today seventeen are confirmed dead i wouldn't have put the toll closer to thirty police believe these events were connected first a car bomb it detonated between government buildings one where the prime minister works after that a man described as a norwegian dressed as a police officer opened fire at a labor party youth conference just twenty

norwegian officials compare the oslo bomb to the one in oklahoma city. jeff glor looks at the suspect's rampage. 10 days to go in the debt ceiling debate. bill plante tracks the standoff between the white house and congress. the heat goes on. our elaine quijano takes the temperature of the sweltering northeast. ♪ made me go to rehab ♪. >> mitchell: in and london singer amy winehouse is found dead at home at the age of twech. anthony mason hooks back at the life and career scarred by drug abuse. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. the death toll is now at least 92 from yesterday's twin attacks in norway. tensions remain high in oslo as residents still try to understand what happened and why. tonight, police are continuing to question the suspect in the attacks, 32-year-old anders behring breivik, a norwegian. national correspondent jeff glor is in oslo with the latest. >> reporter: the gunman seen from overhead in the middle of his rampage. posing as a police officer, witnesses

over here is oslo where the bombs went off and a couple hours later, 25 miles northwest of oslo, that is where the shooting occurred. we are told a man dressed as a police officer started shooting at children at a youth camp. two deadly scenes and one heart breaking day for the peaceful country of norway. >> reporter: this is the man police say is responsible for the deadliest day in norway since world war ii. this is his picture. the horror started on friday in the capital of oslo. one bomb exploded killing 7 people and injuring dozens mormon couple hours later he did more damage. he used multiple guns, shooting at children at a youth camp. at least 80 deaths have been reported at that site alone that & that number is expected to rise. some people who tried to swim away were shot in the water. that camp is affiliated with the government. norway's largest tv broadcaster describes him as single, christian. grant lodes, kron 4 news. >>> the end is near for borders bookstore. as kron 4's rob fladeboe reports, now offering really big discounts as parts of its going out of business sale. >

we only presume the direct roads to oslo have been cut off to transport the injured and the dead to oslo. we're still on route. the stories that we are hearing about what happened on the island yesterday are just horrific, and the gunman was carrying out his rampage for longer than an hour, pit afull pictures really, and this was a summer camp for members of the labor party, some as young as 13 swimming desperately away from the gunman to try and avoid him shooting in the water after them. one eyewitness we spoke to swimming back to shore because his boots were so heavy and having to play dead so the gunman would not shoot him then. and we're hearing when the actual police arrived on the island, the young people were running and begging and crying for them to put their weapons down just to be sure that the horror of what they just experienced wouldn't happen again, because of course this pan was dressed as a policeman, which was what he used to be able to cross the island on public transportation as a result of the oslo attack saying he was doing a routine security check on the island as

esto es todo desde oslo. >> muchas gracias cristo rodrÍguez via skype. vamos a cambiar de tema para hablar de la intensa ola de calor se castiga estados unidos,30 personas han muerto por esta razÓn en la Última semana y la alerta del servicio meteorolÓgico se extiende 30 estados del paÍs. >> buenas noches, te cuento que irÓnicamente esta noche a muchos no nos pueden ver en el paÍs porque no tienen electricidad, la razÓn es que las altas temperaturas hacen que los aires acondicionados funcionen constantemente y la recarga hace que el sistema elÉctrico colapse. >> la ola de calor que sacude al paÍs es un asesino silencioso que no discrimina edades a la hora de cobrar vidas. en chicago una joven de 18 aÑos de edad de origen hispano que formaba parte de la banda de mariachis de su escuela, colapsÓ metros iba en bicicleta por la calle y muriÓ. la temperatura alcanzÓ los extranjeros. familiares aseguraron que no tenÍa problemas de salud. >> mucho respeto, creo que todo se va a extraÑar del. >> en chicago un anciano de 80 aÑos muriÓ en su casa.

bill: updating as we go on oslo, norway. there is one confirmed dead now in addition to the dozen or so that are wounded after this massive explosion that took place near the oil ministry, central os o low said to be in if chaos at the moment. we're working through our reporters in europe to bring you more information on that. one dead, unfortunately, now just reported and crossing on that story out of norway. patti ann: the search is on for a couple of booze bandits. two women ripping off a liquor store, but their fashion choice may do them in. that story out of fox miami. >> reporter: watch these two women closely. one appears to snatch a bottle of liquor off the shelf and tuck it under her skirt. >> and one of them took it out, put it on the shelf, looked back to the clerk, saw he wasn't looking. she grabbed it, put it up her skirt. she must have had something stuck in her skirt because it went real easy. >> reporter: check out the other one. pop? yep, right under the skirt as well. these women are seen snatching four bot

twin attacks in oslo. bombs were to government building, while a gun andman -- a gun man leaves at least 10 dead. and breaking up is hard to do, why some gay couples are finding it impossible to obtain a divorce. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also of around the globe. norway has not seen violence like this since the second world war. tonight, the country is reeling. first came a huge explosion in the capital of oslo, killing at least seven and leaving many more injured when a bomb ripped through government buildings, including the price ministers office. then in an attack police say was a white man dressed as a policeman, he opened fire at a youth camp, killing at least 10. ç@b5bçñçóçççç, the bomb in the city center sending chaos. police race to clear the streets. office, oilnister's ministry, and headquarters for the newspaper were among the -- among the buildings hit. >> we were at a cafe a block away and it felt like the building with a fall down over us. it was it out exp

its act came shortly after a powerful blast shook the government center in downtown oslo painting at least seven knives a thirty two year old norwegian man has been arrested in norway in connection with the tax law bushell is following developments. but the number of casualties estimated has skyrocketed or witnesses to 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 the bushes. people were wondering what was happening wasn't some bellew's exploding or somebody playing a joke and then everyone started to understand that people actually had been shot because i was dressed as a policeman and he came across like he was trying to help us he said come here had a rifle he was using to shoot at us it was total chaos i saw people being shot. just before the attack at the youth rally there was a blast here in the center of oslo which blew out wi

jeff glor in oslo. the attack was a reminder that terrorism is not the sole province of muslim extremists. for more on the domestic terror threat we turn to bob orr in washington. >> reporter: the attacks in norway underscore a threat u.s. officials have been worrying about since timothy mcveigh and terry nichols bombed an oklahoma city federal building. domestic terrorists present a lethal and often invisible danger. the most dangerous is the lone wolf who evades detection as he maps his plot. law enforcement knew little about james von brunn until after he shot up the holocaust museum and killed a security guard in 2009. 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 o

randall pinkston joins us tonight from oslo. randall? >> reporter: there are new details being revealed about the accused gunman. principally that he rented a farm that allowed him to obtain 6,000 tons of fertilizer. the fertilizer that authorities believe was used in part to construct that powerful bomb that went off just a few blocks from here. police say the gunman at norway's youth camp had 90 minutes to attack before a s.w.a.t. team arrived. at least 84 people were killed. >> they ran out. and he just would shoot them. >> reporter: shaken survivors recall their desperate effort to get away from the man dressed as a policeman. some dove into icy waters, trying to swim away. others hid behind rocks. adrian plaquen was wounded in the shoulder. >> i was lying perfectly still and someone fell down so i hid behind. >> reporter: when policemen finally arrived the gunman reportedly gave up without a struggle. >> i tried to save people but there were people dead i couldn't do anything for. >> reporter: police say the suspect, a 32-year-old n

jeff is in oslo. >> reporter: the explosions ripped through downtown oslo at 3:30 local time. the first images, windows blown out, rubble in the streets, huge plumes of smoke. evoking memories of terror attacks elsewhere, but up until now, never here. >> suddenly we saw glass coming behind us. we were told to go to the back exproom when we came out on to the street and saw that everything was damaged. they said it was bomb. >> as residents process the carnage. they scrambled for safety. emergency crews moved in to treat the wounded. police blocked off roads, locals were told to stay inside. >> it's very frightening and now everyone is wondering if it was an act of terror or a suicide bomber. but no one can give us an answer at the moment. >> all afternoon, more potential attacks hung over this city. norway's prime minister went on tv pledging his commitment to fight back. but a short time later, reports of another incident. a shooting about 60 miles north of oslo on a small island where hundreds of teenagers, members of norway's labor party were meeting. locals were seen tryin

the spreading sea of flowers outside oslo cathedral. norwegians say they're determined to prove the killer wrong in every way, wrong for what he did, of course, but also wrong if he really believed that massacre would destroy norway or start some sort of revolution. breivik claims he has accomplices, that there's a second terror cell. but the head of norway's domestic intelligence service told the bbc she was unconvinced. >> i can tell you on a general basis that so far we don't have any evidence of another cell either in norway or in britain. >> for now, norway's focus is on the dead and those still missing. each evening the police will release more names as the terrible process of identifying all who have been lost goes on. james robbins, bbc news, oslo. >> norway's justice minister has praised the security services for their response to breivik's attacks. there were questions about whether the police were quick enough to get to the island where the killer went on the rampage. europe has been to the island and spoke to some of the res

he's with us tonight from oslo. martin, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. norway's police today said fewer people have been killed than thought, not 93, but 76, with some still missing. that is small relief for a country that can hardly believe what just happened. anders breivik was brought to court this morning, the face of a mass killer. police described him as calm and unaffected. breivik admitted he carried out the killings but claimed he was not guilty. the judge ordered him held in custody for eight weeks, the first four in solitary confinement. an hour earlier, across norway, two minutes of silence for the victims. later, a mass in memory of the victims was canceled at the last minute, too many people came. >> i think we're trying to take the city back to show human energy after such a powerful and vicious act. >> reporter: but then, chilling news. police revealed breivik told them there were two other terror cells. in his 1,500 page manifesto posted on the internet last week, breivik wrote in 2002 he met with nine people from eight countries to map