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The day. meanwhile, united airlines hoping to be back at full speed this morning after a computer problem grounded more than 800 flights yesterday. big problem. it affected tens of thousands of passengers across the country from chicago to denver to l.a. nbcs tom costello has more on the latest problem for the second largest airline in the united states. >> reporter: it all started just after 8:00 a.m. eastern. united says a computer router failed taking off flight scheduling and passenger check...

is diana magnay. >> reporter: the death toll has been revised downward and now theyre searching the island to try to find out what kind of ammunition he used and what the chronology of events on the island was. as you say, breivik himself is starting his period of solitary confinement. he hasnt seen his son since he was 16 years old. was horrified to hear the news. lets listen to what he said. >> translator: no, ill never have more contact with him in my darkest moment. i think rather ...

word. >> the truth is that the president wanted a blank check six months ago and he wants a blank check today. this is just not going to happen. >> as makeshift memorials spring up across norway, police and the public are searching for answers to fridays deadly attacks. the lawyer and suspect, anders breivik, the lawyer said his client is in insane. the suspects father, who doesnt want to be identified, agrees. >> translator: no, ill never have more contact with him in my darkest momen...

and travelers squashed by major airlines. >> but first, to the desperate race against the clock to secure what president obama is calling americas national credit card. the country could face unprecedented default if congress is unable to agree on a deal to raise the nations debt ceiling. failure to do so could downgrade americas debt rating and could be extremely damaging for global economy purposes. lets get all the angles. weve just learned the president will be addressing the natio...

In here. >> ill let the hn preside over prosecution. >> i have not a clue, ali. im not sure that everybody does. it mentions in here that some of what he said was hard to say because he talked so much in military jargon. he seemed to have trouble keeping things in chronological order. >> this wouldnt fall under the jurisdiction of the department of transportation under new regulation thats coming in tomorrow that is going to manage how airlines spend time on tarmac with passengers. so the new re...