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we're just getting the information in. that means that the players vote will happen later today in more of a formal setting. training camp could start as early as wednesday now, we've been told. david mattingly has been following this for us. he has been live out of atlanta every day, at least he was last week when those negotiations were taking place. david, did you just get word that something came forward just moments ago? >> reporter: reading and finding out now is that the nfl players and the owners did come to an agreement in the wee hours of the morning. and, bottom line, they're going to play some football. exactly what the owners were asking for last week when they came out of their meeting and had a 31-0 vote in favor of this agreement. and players still have to vote on this. it's largely looked at as a formality, that it is going to go through. and the fans will only miss, so far, one game this season. the first game of the preseason, which was going to be in canton, ohio, the hall of fame game. that appears to be the only casualty of this lockout. so, players will be able to start going back to their stadiums, going back to work tuesday, wednesday. they report for training camp this weekend. >> so, are you saying the ink is dry? i mean, it's definitely -- all the details have been hammered out? done deal for sure? >> what we're being told is that the vote today by the players is being looked at largely as a formality, suggesting that the terms have been agreed on and they're ready to play some football. >> got it. david mattingly, appreciate it. thanks for calling in. that happens within the last 60 seconds. also, we're getting word that the check-in and the ticketing area at american airlines at jfk, that area has been locked down while an investigation is going on into a suspicious package. the bomb squad apparently is on the scene, investigating this unattended bag at the entrance of that terminal. american airlines and the port authority of new york and new jersey have confirmed this for us. we're going to keep an eye on that story as well. all right. it's getting busy already. two minutes after the hour. we're also talking about norway. that confessed killer is going to court. it's not allowed -- you'll remember it's impacted the entire world as of friday and journalists were actually blocked from this morning's court appearance by anders breivik, who reportedly wanted to explain himself for the terror attacks that he apparently killed out alone. 97 people are dead. seven people were killed at bombings and 86 people were massacred at that youth retreat. officials say he rounded up the youngsters, opened fire. they began to scatter as he continued to hunt them down and shot them. bodies were lined up along the beach, causing a lot of panicked teens to try to escape any way they could on that island. cnn's michael holmes has been covering it for us outside of that courtroom in oslo. >> reporter: the media was going to have access, even talk of a have hadio feed from the courthouse. police went to the judge, said they wanted it to be a closed hearing. why? they haven't ruled out completely that he may have had accomplices when he carried out both attack, bombing in oslo and the attack on the island on all those kids. what they said was they feared if it was broadcast and the media were in there, he would be able to send some sort of message to them on the outside. the judge agreed to close the hearing. we didn't get in. we haven't heard exactly what's happened. i can tell you that his lawyer has left the building. we saw that with our own eyes. and we are now waiting for the judge to speak to the media and give them a sense of what his ruling has been. we just got an e-mail from our producer, jonathan walden there, who has been told that the judge will read his ruling at 3:15 local time. at 9:15 where you are in atlanta. that's when we'll hear exactly what's happened. before the hearing, his lawyer spoke with us and said that he expected that breivik would be remanded in custody. that's pretty much what this was, keera a remand hearing, what in the states you would call an arraignment hearing. he won't get bail, especially since he has confessed to this. paradoxically, of course, he also said he will plead not guilty. why? so he can have a platform to spread his views about muslims in europe and their domination in europe, politics and society. kyra? >> there was a moment of silence this morning for the victims, right? >> reporter: yeah, there was. it was at noon right here when it happened, everything shut down. trams running behind our cameraman there, stopped. it has been a somber few days. remembrance services and masses and the king and queen, prince, princess, all the political leaders have been out and about at these services. i was up near the lake where a hotel has been turned into a welfare center for the parents, survivors of the attack on the island up there. very somber here as you would expect. >> michael holmes, we'll keep talking this morning as we follow the story. the suspect in court. less than 15 minutes from now, we'll actually hear from a man who confronted home-grown terrorism right here in the united states. he will share some of his hard-learned lessons from oklahoma city to the 1996 summer olympics. washington, debt talks bogged down and the deadline pressure builds up. we're now less than eight days from the deadline to raise the debt ceiling. on august 2nd, the nation could run out of money. that threat of default has sent world markets sivenging overnight. those who have long viewed the u.s. as a safe bet are now seeing the confidence shaken. let's get to the white house and dan lothian. president obama has canceled two fund-raisers for tonight. >> reporter: right. >> i guess that signals how urgent this has become. >> reporter: that's right. it's very urgent here. in fact, over the weekend on state of the union, you heard secretary treasury timothy geithner who says they're lmt out of the runway. you know what happens when a plane gets to the end of the runway and doesn't take off. that's why over the weekend you heard the president call the bipartisan group of congressional leaders here to the white house, to try to figure out what could be done to raise the debt ceiling. the president meeting with democratic leaders at the white house. one thing is certain among democrats and the president himself. they don't want any kind of short-term deal to raise the debt ceiling that doesn't run through the end of 2012. why? first of all, they don't believe that any short-term deal will settle the concerns of the financial markets. secondly, if you have to then do this again in the midst of an election cycle, it would be very difficult. if it's difficult now, imagine how much more difficult it will be then. that's why the president wants to get something done that takes it to the end of 2012, kyra. >> dan, thanks. investors get to show their anxieties at the bottom of the hour when trading gets under way on wall street. ali velshi will join us to show what the debt crisis means to you and the hidden cost. are you ready to hear the hotel maid's side of the story? the one who famously accused dominique strauss-kahn of sexually assaulting her is now talking to the media. this is how she described what happened. >> i was like, stop, stop this. stop this. he would say nothing. he kept pushing me, pushing me, pushing me to the hallway, back to the hallway, keep pushing me. i was so afraid. i was so scared. >> when did you realize that he was one of the most powerful men in the world? >> i was watching the news and then they say he's going to be the next president of fund! and i say oh, my god. and i was crying. i said they're going to kill me. i said they're going to kill me. i'm going to die. >> she also denies pursuing the case for money. she said all she wanted was for strauss-kahn to know there are just some places you cannot use your money or influence. you probably heard by now, grammy award-winning singer amy winehouse died over the weekend. no cause of death has been released. you probably already know she's been in and out of rehab for years. she even canceled a recent tour after stumbling through her songs on opening night. zain verjee joins us from london. what are police saying about her death right now? >> police are saying they'll be conducting an autopsy today. we probably won't get the results today. we'll get the toxicology report some time soon, over the course of the week at least. she was found dead at her home in camden, here in london saturday night. friends, fans and family totally shocked, even though she had been abusing drugs and many people said that this would be the inevitable end. people are really shocked, laying pictures, flowers, drinks there, too. the guardian has this. album sales surge as fans pay tribute to amy winehouse, a british soul. fans of amy winehouse who died on saturday afternoon, have honored the singer not only with tributes and flowers but by buying her music. her album back to black and several of her singles have seen a surge in sales. and then the herald tribune, troubled british pop singer found dead at 27. as much as her misfortunes eventually took on a sense of predictability, she was a fresh voice on a novel take on pop history. and russell brand had this to say. it's getting a lot of attention on the internet, too. he said when you love someone who suffers from the disease of addiction, you await the phone call. i think the world has been waiting for that phone call about amy winehouse, but never -- at least for me -- thinking it would actually happen. it did happen and it's sad. kyra, her parents were outside her house meeting with fans a short time ago. they said thank you to everyone there and said that amy was always all about love. one of the reports that came out, too, that she had lunch with her mom just the day before. last thing she said to her mom was i love you. kyra? >> lot of talent, you know. so many people fight with demons and they can't win. zain, thanks. congress wrestles with the debt limit, one congressman is wrapped up in a sex scandal. david wu of oregon is accused of making sexual advances toward the daughter of a long-time campaign donor. mark, do we know exactly what allegedly happened? and what do you think, an ethics probe? >> you know, kyra, we don't exactly know the details. we do know that the oregonian newspaper late friday evening reported a story that david wu had this unwanted sexual encounter with a young girl, a girl said to be the daughter of a long-time friend, long-time campaign donor. we also know that house speaker nancy -- rather democratic leader nancy pelosi last night put out a statement saying she will ask for an ethics probe to look into mr. wu's allegations. this is very telling of where democrats think this is going at this point. they certainly do not want another sex scandal along the lines of what we saw with anthony weiner. david wu is in a lot of trouble, seven-time congressman from oregon. >> we've been following the writing out of oregon, obviously, mark. it doesn't look like this is the only time he has been accused of this type of behavior. >> no. he has had a history of having erratic behavior, erratic actions. in fact, during the last campaign, his aides were said to want to take him off the campaign trail because they couldn't trust him out in public. he even sent this photo right here, very bizarre photo to his campaign aides right around halloween. it shows him there in a tiger costume. now, there was no explanation of why he did that. it raised a lot eyebrows. he went on to say afterwards that he was under a lot of stress. he was raising his children by himself. he had the stress of a campaign and he also had lost his father and he was taseeking some medic help. still, david wu is not unknown for controversy and certainly this is the biggest one he is having to face right now, kyra. >> mark preston out of washington, thanks. we'll have your next political update in about an hour. norway attacks shall the work of ay home-grown terrorist. here in the u.s., we've seen it happen before. what has the former director of the fbi so concerned about our safety? 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that's just to name a couple. tom has dealt with this before. what's going through your mind as you're watching this unfold? >> good morning, kyra. welcome back, by the way. >> thank you. >> what's going through my mind, as you mentioned earlier, this is something we've seen before. in the u.s., we've seen this for decades and so has europe. it appears from his manifesto that the philosophy is very similar to a neo nazi type group, white supremist type groups have that philosophy. this reminded me very much of the mcveigh type bombing, use of a large fertilizer bomb, constructed at home. followed in this case by attacks with firearms. it does seem to be very similar and with a similar motive we have had here in the u.s. as well. >> so, tom, if you were still on the job and you were monitoring, you know, all the hatred that's out there, what we see on the internet, et cetera, what would your focus be right now when it comes to our safety in the u.s. and home-grown terrorism? >> the fbi focuses on what it calls dommestic terror in this case for decades, fighting ku klux klan. when does freedom of speech cross the line into a conspiracy to commit a crime or commit murder, if there is a conspiracy? in a case like this, with basically someone acting, it appears, on his own. maybe he had somebody help him with constructing the bomb. we don't know what yet. it doesn't take too many people to do this. in his case, it appears he was able to legally purchase the fertilizer because he actually owns a farm, is in agriculture. the purchase of six tons of fertilizer didn't attract the attention of the authorities as it might normally if it was someone else. you know, that's -- i'm sorry? >> the fact that this gunman is still alive, tom, is it possible to learn things from the interrogation, the manifesto, like possibly could he have been connected to somebody else in the u.s. or learning from someone in the u.s.? can there be any positive to come from this with regard to what we should be monitoring here in the states or paying attention to it? >> well, any of the information obtained in the intelligence gleaned by the authorities in oslo will be shared with the fbi and other services that are allied with norwegians. it will be shared throughout the world. in this type of case, it just shows what one individual or a handful of individuals, the utter destruction that they're able to do. it's very difficult for any governmental agency in the free world to suppress that, communication he might have had with others who agree with him, reading of books that support this. in the mcveigh era, we didn't even have the type of websites and communication that we have today. people were reading things like the turner diaries and other books that inspired them to carry out violence on behalf of their philosophy. >> so much more out there now, as you point out, through the internet, that inspires people like this. tom fuentes, always great to talk to you and get perspective. thanks. >> thanks to you, kyra. independent dna experts could help her murder appeal. detail straight ahead. faa partially shut down. that means you don't have to pay taxes on air fares but airlines are still finding ways to get money out of you. details, just ahead. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ my only sunshine ♪ you makes me happy ♪ when skies are grey ♪ you'll never know, dear ♪ how much i love you ♪ please don't take my sunshine away ♪ [ male announcer ] as long as there are babies, they'll be chevy's to bring them home. ♪ they'll be chevy's to bring them home. naturals from delicious, real ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. naturals from purina cat chow. share a better life. time for "showbiz" headlines for you. an autopsy is being performed on amy winehouse today in london. the singer was found dead in her home saturday. her parents visited the scene, thanking mourners for all the thoughts and tributes. chilean miners have sold their movie rights. bringing the drama to the big screen. miners say it will include details never public ly told. first anchor earned $65 million in its first weekend. it dumped "harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2" to number two at the box office. what could be a pivotal hearing in her murder appeal. zain verjee is following developments for us. what's going on today? >> this is an absolutely critical phase of the hearing. raffaele sollecito and amanda knox are trying to overturn the murder sentence for the murder of meredith kercher. they are saying the police messed up and totally mishandled the dna evidence. a bra clasp. raffaele sollecito's dna was found on the bra clasp. what happened in the early stages, the defense is alleging, is that the police came in and used dirty gloves and passed it on to other dirty gloves and contaminated the bra, in essence. they also say that it took six weeks for them to even find it. it could be contaminated and, therefore, not permissable as evidence. the second thing is the knife that is alleged to have killed meredith kercher. amanda knox's dna has been found on the handle of that knife and blood was found on the blade of that knife. what the defense is arguing is that the blood was so teeny tiny, it was so small that there weren't even enough cells to do a proper dna test to definitively identify it as the victim's. amanda knox and her family are really hoping that independent dna and forensic expert says, you know what? this is not going to be admissible. technically, they handled the dna incorrectly. therefore, it may not stand in court. they are keeping their fingers crossed that this flies. and this is the only window of possibility, they say, that could -- could see her released. kyra? >> keep us updated, zain. thanks. faa, as you know, is temporarily shut down and is impacting ticket prices. let's talk about how it is affecting our wallet, alan. >> there's so much congress can't agree on these days, including funding for the faa. as you said, the agency is now partially shut down for thousands of faa workers and 39 states are furloughed and millions of dollars in projects are halted. what it means is that the government can't now collect taxes on your airfare. it should mean a savings for us. in most cases, it's not happening. many carriers raised their prices over the weekend by the exact same amount as that tax. american, united, continental, delta, jet blue. just about all of them did that. you will not be getting any savings, even though you should be. kyra? >> what about folks that bought their tickets weeks ago, paid the taxes, but they're flying during the shutdown? will they be able to get a refund? >> in theory, yes. that's what the treasury department is telling us on a $300 domestic ticket, it should come out to about $25. although washington is still working on exactly how you would get the money, it would probably have to come from the airline. let's also note, kyra, not every carrier has raised their prices. virgin america has got a great little ad calling it, evade taxes, take flight. virgin america has left fares alo alone, advertising that savings as a tax holiday. kyra? south flori >> thanks, allan. first ripples from washington's gridlock. she's accused one of the world's most powerful men of sexual assault. now the maid in the dominique strauss-kahn case is going public. we'll tell you what she's saying. but i did. they said i couldn't fight above my weight class. but i did. they said i couldn't get elected to congress. but i did. ♪ sometimes when we touch ha ha! millions of hits! [ male announcer ] flick, stack, and move between active apps seamlessly. only on the new hp touchpad with webos. checking top stories now. norway's timothy mcveigh, the man accused of those massacres in oslo made his first court appearance. journalists were not allowed in the court. attorneys representing anders breivik says he, quote, wanted to explain himself for the killings that left so many dead. the new york hotel maid is talking to the media. she says she was scared of the head of the international monetary fund. she says, quote, because of him, they call me a prostitute. i want him to know there are some places you cannot use your power, you cannot use your money. the nation's debt crisis. we've all heard about the august 2nd deadline. we're already seeing the first ripples of just how damaging this political stalemate has become. ali velshi is watching the markets. what do you think will happen if the debt ceiling is not raised in time to where will we see those problems first pop up? >> the first thing you'll see -- by the way, this may happen even if the debt ceiling is raised by the august 2nd deadline. you'll see an almost immediate downgrading of the credit rating. when that happens, immediately, you're likely to see bond prices go up. not bond prices. bond yields, which are interest rates, the cost at which the united states borrows money. it will become more expensive for companies that need money for operating purposes. you'll remember, kyra, back to 2008 when this happened, september of 2008, when lehman brothers collapsed, that's what happened. in some cases, that caused them to lay people off. those are two negative effects of this. and then what you'll see is what you're seeing today, a very muted reaction in the stock market. we thought the dow would open up 100 points lower. that's kind of where it did. this is the markets, in the words mief colleagues from money.com, giving washington the benefit of the doubt, saying they've still got a few more days to work this out. generally, people think they will. if they don't, this is going to be a very, very serious problem. it's going to trickle down to you, kyra. it's going to be mortgage rates. it's going to be car loan rates, small business rates and it's going to be your 401(k) and your ira, stocks that suffer as a result. this is going to be very real to americans this week. >> down to 104. >> yep. >> taking this into account -- people like you, you can read through the tea leaves. people like me, i look to you. is there anything we can do to prepare? >> i would say you should know your log in for your 401(k), your investments. >> we all have that memorized. >> first of all. i'll get on with you the day it becomes serious to do something about it. i wouldn't panic ahead of time. stock markets around the world are betting they will solve this problem. if they do solve it, you won't see a surge in stocks. if they don't, you will see a drop. if you know what your profile is and how much you should have invested, that's where i would stay at the moment. number three, if you are thinking of invest iing -- some people are asking me, how do i get around this? people are moving their money into gold, bond fund. one thing to think about is the companies less likely to be affected by this are companies that don't depend on borrowing money to exist. companies with a lot of cash flow with very little or no debt at all, those are companies to look at investing in. for most people, again, for now you keep your powder dry. i will let you know. if you decide you need to get out of the market, don't do it prematurely. know how to do it. know who to call, how to log in. for now we can all sit still. when i start panicking, kyra, you should start panicking. until then, don't worry about it. >> you never panic, so this will be tough. thank you, ali. appreciate it. we're now hearing the hotel maid's side of the story, the woman who famously accused of dominique strauss-kahn of sexually assaulting her. she gave interviews to "newsweek" and also to abc news. susandiotti has been following this for weeks. susan, what exactly did she say in these interviews? did you find it compelling? >> very compelling, very intriguing and certainly disturbing details. it's nothing, kyra, we haven't heard before. mainly, we've heard the story from police, other sources and her own attorney. now you get to hear her in her own words, hear her inflections, her own story about what she says happened. among other things, she talks about the moment when she walked into the hotel suite and she said she thought there was no one in there and then all of a sudden she saw a naked man come at her from the bathroom. here is what she said. >> and then i said oh, my god! and i was crying. i said they're going to kill me. i said, they're going to kill me. i'm going to die. stop. stop this. stop this. but he -- he wouldn't say nothing. he kept pushing me, pushing me, pushing me to the hallway, back to the hallway, keep pushing me. i was so afraid. i was so scared. >> and, in fact, one of the things we hadn't heard before was how important her job was to her. and that's what she was particularly afraid about when all of this was happening, she says. remember that dominique strauss-kahn has denied these charges and virtually is implying that anything that might have happened in the room is consensual. authorities did find forensic evidence in that hotel suite. she also said she is demanding justice and she answered questions from people who are claiming that she may be a prostitute. here is that answer. >> i'm not. and i have never been called that since i was born. god as my witness, i'm telling the truth from my heart. god knows that. >> now as soon as word came out that she had granted these interviews to "newsweek" and abc news, the lawyers for dominique strauss-kahn issued a written statement, a written statement only and it reads, in part, ms. diallo is the first accuser in history to conduct a media campaign to persuade a prosecutor to pursue charges against a person from whom she wants money. now, kyra, she has not yet filed any kind of civil lawsuit but certainly one is expected. her own attorney shot back and said, you know, talk about a smear campaign and that lawyer, ken thompson, is accusing dominique strauss-kahn's lawyers alcohol the ones not acting professionally. ky kyra? >> susan candiotti out of new york. we'll see what happens with regard to the civil case. we're hearing details about the norway terror attacks. survivors are actually beginning to tell their stories. take a listen. >> i ran around for five minutes and i started swimming. >> was he shooting at you in the ocean? >> yes. >> we'll take you live to norway to hear more from the survivors and as they talk about the ordeal. also, being there for abused children. a horrific case where everything went wrong. then a hopeful one, where cops did everything right. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! 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[ female announcer ] ask the doctor about your loved one trying the exelon patch. visit exelonpatch.com to learn more. we're now being told that a norwegian judge says that he has ordered eight weeks detention for the gunman. solitary confinement, ban on newspapers, visitors, letters. it's the latest development on this man that ruthlessly stalked so many people. in particular, the kids that we had just heard from recently that actually had a chance to make it out alive. that's the part of the story that cnn's diana magne has for us as this confessed killer goes to court. diana, also some pretty amazing stories of survival. >> reporter: hi, kyra. the stories we've been hearing over the past couple of days from those young kids on the island. this was a summer youth camp, meant to be a paradise event for these children, turned into an absolute nightmare where they were swimming for their lives. let's have a listen to what some of them told me. >> seemed like he was just taking photos when he was shootin shooting. >> looked like a rifle. >> his expression was blank? >> completely blank. >> reporter: but he was chanting? >> yeah. come back. >> i started swimming. i got halfway. i got cramps because i had been laying so long in the water. so i got -- some of the locals saved my life. >> you were kind of hiding in the water? >> yeah. it was the only place to hide. all the other places were full of people. >> reporter: kyra, the police are still searching for at least four people still missing. they said something hopeful, that the body count, which now stands at 93 in both bombing in oslo and these attacks, this massacre, will be reduced down. they're expecting news from them soon. harrowing stories. what's impressive from those kids, most of them said we will not let this gunman win. we will not let him shoot down our politics. if that summer camp happens next year, i will be going back. i was amazed at their courage. >> pretty inspiring, diana. to repeat once again, we're following the fact that this gunman is in court today. and the judge deciding solitary confineme confinement, ban on newspapers, visitors, all letters. we'll continue to update you as we learn more. coming up, two abused boys, two very different fates. the lessons we can all learn from them, next. 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>> reporter: yes it does. they've been signaling that urgency now for quite sometime but as secretary geithner said yesterday on state of the union here on cnn, they're almost running out of runway. of course, you and i know what happens when a plane gets to the end of the runway and doesn't lift off. that's why the president called this bipartisan group of congressional leaders to the white house on saturday, to try to figure out what they have, what options they have to raise the debt ceiling and then democrats back to the white house yesterday, the president met with them. the bottom line on the side of democrats and the president in particular is that whatever deal is put on the table has to extend the debt ceiling through the end of 2012. why? because this white house believes that if it's difficult to get something done now it will be much more difficult to get it done later. it's sort of in the midst of the election cycle. in addition, there is a concern that if there isn't a long-term deal that it would still be difficult for there to be any stability in the financial markets. >> so, kate, let me ask you. boehner says that the house must vote by wednesday in order to meet this august 2nd deadline. is that universally accepted or what do you think? you know, a scare tactic? >> that is their target. i think that's the safest thing we can say right now. the target would be that they would need to kind of unveil something, roll something out today in order to vote on it on wednesday. but the timing and how the calendar would work is still a little squishy because at the same time, kyra, we have on a separate track the senate, the senate majority leader harry reid now working on his own plan, so it's a question of how would that proposal move through the senate at the very same time? harry reid of course now pushing for another plan that would raise the debt ceiling through 2012 that would come with some $2.7 trillion in debt reduction. while i know our viewers' eyes can glaze over very quickly when it comes to the details of each of these proposals especially when we don't know which if either is going to be the basis of some compromise, this is what people really need to know. the breakdown over the weekend seemed to center on and dan kind of noted it and i know you have as well, kyra, the level of certainty, no matter how a deal is structured, the level of certainty in the plan that the debt ceiling would be raised no matter how it's structured through 2012. and that's the big sticking point where the stalemate came over this weekend. we don't clearly have any agreement on this now. we'll be tracking it throughout the day. >> great. we'll track it with you. kate, dan, thanks so much, you guys. we've got breaking news now about you and your football. looks like there is a deal out there to end nfl lockout. david mattingly has been following the negotiations out of atlanta here. and so you're getting word possibly what could happen today? >> well, nobody right now talking about the details of what was going on but nfl.com is reporting that they were talking way into the early morning hours today. about 3:00 they broke up and now they're going for a vote. cnn has confirmed with the players' union that there will be a vote today among the player representatives. then at sometime later it will have to go to the players. 50% of the players will have to approve the deal that's on the table. remember, last thursday the owners very enthusiastically voted for this deal and it is a sweeping arrangement where it will last for ten years, a revenue sharing deal for ten years. that is unheard of in major league professional sports. so this is a very big deal for the nfl players and owners alike. at this point it looks like the players are moving forward to that potential deal. >> okay. so we'll obviously find out the specifics about the deal, but bottom line are we going to miss anything? will things start right on schedule with regard to games? >> so far they've had to cancel the first preseason game, which was the hall of fame game in canton, ohio. that was not going to take place because of the pressures they were under. in fact, commissioner goodell came out and said there is a great sense of urgency here. the players really need to act quickly on this. it looks like they're doing that. they were looking at having training camp open this weekend and allowing players to come back on their own the middle of this week. if they get that vote done soon they could still stay ontrack for that and we could still have some football. >> probably will save a lot of marriages too because a lot of dedicated football fans won't be so upset. >> these things are also mine machines. a lot of money for the home games. in atlanta alone two preseason games, eight regular season games last year $56 million for the local economy. >> holy cow. >> every home city that has an nfl team is watching this very closely. everybody needs this to happen. >> i remember living in green bay, wisconsin. that was the bottom line for that town. all right. great. thanks so much. thanks, david. we're now hearing that the hotel maid side of the story in the dominique strauss-kahn case who has been silent up until now has given interviews to "newsweek" and abc news. what do you think? it's pretty dramatic testimony. >> it really is. it's very unusual in the middle of a criminal investigation like this for her to come forward and have to speak like this. what she is saying is that she insists that what she is saying is the truth and she wants justice and wants dominique strauss-kahn to go to jail. here is how she describes the encounter in that hotel room in new york city. just listen to what she said to abc. >> i was like, stop, stop this. stop this. but he wouldn't say nothing. he kept pushing me, pushing me back to the hallway. i was so afraid. i was so scared. >> when did you realize that he was one of the most powerful men in the world? >> i was watching in the news and then they say he is going to be the next president of france. i said oh, my god and i was crying. i said they're going to kill me. i'm going to die. >> she insists, too, that dominique strauss-kahn forced himself upon her, in an interview says he grabbed her breasts and forced her to perform oral sex. his lawyers are saying the sexual encounter was consensual and also saying she is just manipulating the whole situation and is more interested in making misstatements, lies, holding press conferences, and giving interviews. kyra? >> we will see how this turns out. pretty interesting stuff. all right. in norway they're remembering the victims of a home grown terrorist. across the country people paused, trains stopped. it was a silent tribute to the 93 people killed in those attacks. then a short time later the confessed killer appeared in court. that's where our michael holmes is just outside the courthouse in oslo. michael, tell us what the judge has ordered in this hearing. we got it just a few minutes ago. >> yeah, we did, because he ordered the court closed. why did he do that? keep out the media and public because police had argued he may have coconspirators on the outside and may attempt to send a message to those coconspirators. so the judge, and this is a very open judicial process here in norway, actually held a news conference and came out and announced what he had done. he has remanded breivik in custody for eight weeks. four of those weeks in solitary confinement. he is not to get newspapers or watch television or have contact with anyone else. what was interesting also was that he did say that the investigation is looking into two other cells, the word he used, that breivik said helped him carry out these acts. they didn't want any risk that he might contact them. he said that the accused has acknowledged that he carried out these acts. he said that he pleaded not guilty though and we've discussed this before. why? because he wans a platform and that platform being a trial to further his views that europe is being taken over by muslims and there is really a need for a religious war against muslims in europe. he said he needed to save europe from multikrlism and islamic takeover and also said he wished to bring about the greatest possible loss to the labor party and said that was a price of treason that they had to pay. now, obviously, this is a man who has allegedly written a 1500-page manifesto and almost a rant against the muslim population in europe and his views about that. he has had plenty to say to police and in the court. he has admitted doing these things and is now going to be remanded, four of those weeks in solitary, and then he appears in court again, kyra. >> michael, you mentioned that 1500-page manifesto online. coming up later this hour we'll dig into what we know about anders so far and what the manifesto may reveal. they were out in the wilderness on a survival skill course and brutally attacked by a bear. what happened to the alaskan teens when we go across country? and racing the clock. washington bickers in the nation's debt crisis. our next guest? pretty upset. are we being held hostage in a game of political chicken? as you can imagine john avalon is going to make his case. call her. ok. 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[ bell dinging ] stories across country, in alaska a group of teenage boys taking part in a survival skills course with no instructor are mauled down by a brown bear and her cub while hiking in the wilderness. they activated an emergency locater beacon and were rescued, but four of them are in critical condition now. >> when we got on scene we really for the first time saw what we were dealing with and they were mauled very severely. >> and in los angeles, two men charged with beating a san francisco giants fan will face a judge. they are charged with beating bryan stow outside dodger stadium on march 31st. stow is still in a hospital in a coma. in new york hundreds of same sex couples are waking up as newlyweds this morning. that was just day one. >> it was just so amazing. it's the only way i can describe it. i lost my breath and a few tears. and it's indescribable. >> new york is the sixth and largest state to recognize same sex marriages. the nation's debt crisis. a lot of americans pretty nervous about the approaching deadline and threat of default. but our next guest says more of us should be downright angry. john avalon is a cnn contributor and columnist for "newsweek" and "the daily beast." you're coming forward saying this is a self-inflicted wound. continue. >> it is. listen, our country is being held hostage by hyperpartsans. that is the simple fact. this is an unprecedented situation. raising the debt ceiling has been automatic, happened 17 times under the reagan administration. but right now we're coming closer and closer to a fiscal clip that will deepen the hole we are in as a country economically and the full faith and creddist the united states will be downgraded. this is no joke and it is because we're not only having an economic crisis but primarily a political crisis of governance. this should really wake folks up and make them angry. this is a self-inflicted wound. >> do you think there are other people across the country taking a look at the u.s. and going, what is the deal? can't they even govern themselves properly? what is going on here? >> i believe so, because look. this is a counter to our greatest traditions of reasoning together, being able to figure out how you can have principled compromise to finding common ground and building on it. instead we've seen an infusion in our congress of all or nothing salutists and even areas we should be able to come to some agreement on like tax reform, not raising rates but revenues by closing loop holes becomes a violation of a pledge by professional activists. this is a fundamental problem of governance. people are confusing principle with partisanship and that is a dangerous combination and we are seeing one of the prime examples of the forces we've been playing with right now. >> you've been following what everybody across the world has been saying. this one quote stands out to me coming from uk's business secretary. you know which one i'm talking about. he says this is the biggest threat to the world financial system and it's coming from a few right wing nutters in the american congress. i mean, they're not holding back on the criticism as well. >> no. sometimes other countries have more perspective. "the onion" had a great headline. congress continues to debate whether or not america will go off the fiscal cliff. i mean, we are sort of peddling toward a cliff here. and the lack of a sense of perspective by people in washington is really disturbing. when negotiations -- there is a difference between good faith negotiation and approaching it with all or nothing. and the american people really need to understand the stakes here. this is a breakdown of some of our best civic traditions. and we elect people to solve problems right now. instead, it's been replaced by -- we've seen the process replaced by people who are all or nothing absolutists. >> you think you can get in there and strike a deal then? would you have this done in five minutes? is that what you're telling me? >> i will not say i could have this done because we are a democratic process. people need to reason together. but president obama i think has been negotiating in good faith. he does deserve credit for putting entitled reforms on the table. that's something no democratic president would have done in recent years so the republicans need to give a little bit as well. that is the nature of compromise and negotiation and the nature of governance in a democratic republic and we seem to have forgotten that right now. >> always love to hear your opinion. thanks. >> thank you. coming up, two days after her body was found an autopsy tries to determine what killed amy winehouse. the latest from london, next. se crossed by other travel sites and now you want to try the real deal. yes, is it true that name your own price... ...got even easier? 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rapid fire look at the hottest political topics of the day. three questions, 20 seconds on the clock. first question, guys, president obama canceling his own fundraisers to try and work on the debt negotiations now. it sure makes him look good but will it get us any closer to a deal? maria? >> well, sure. it was the right thing to do. that's why he did it. the question is whether it gets us closer to the deal and should be put to speaker boehner who on friday we saw has walked out of the negotiations twice now, probably the fourth time a republican has walked away, and the president said it best on friday at his press conference. can the republicans say yes to anything? that's the question that needs to be put to them. they need to understand how to govern, how to negotiate. >> dana? >> i don't think it's whether or not the republicans can say yes to anything. i think it's whether or not the democrats have a plan of their own. they shot down cut, cap, and balance in the senate. the senate democrats haven't produced a budget in over 800 days. i think it is fantastic the president skipped a fundraiser but i would have loved to see this devotion to getting these debt talks finalized 800 or so days ago before we got to the 11th hour. that's leadership. >> pete? >> ladies, ladies. you're starting to sound like the people arguing on capitol hill. the truth is any democratic or republican president in this time of crisis would never consider leaving town for anything much less a fundraiser. he is doing what any politician would do in this situation and if it'll help him politically and nothing will help him more than getting this debt ceiling negotiated. so that's probably the least political and most honest answer i think you can imagine in the situation. >> all right. first it was anthony weiner now oregon representative david wu accused of an unwanted sexual encounter with a teenager. should democrats be worried about a much bigger image problem here? pete? >> going to me? well, i think this one is pretty easy. there is no "d" or "r" that has anything to do with these situations. it has to do with your gender. i think maybe you ladies can agree with that. republicans have been in just as much trouble as democrats in these situations. i think it's more of a man versus woman thing. you got rick sanford, john ensign, eric massa, anthony weiner. they all cancel each other out right now. this has to do with a man thing and a power thing. >> dana? >> oh, i don't know. i don't think it's a man thing. i think that's harsh on men. i think the ladies can be as culpable as well. you're asking an independent conservative whether i think democrats have an image problem. of course that is an obvious answer. but i also think republicans right now have an image problem because their entire base are looking at congressional leadership and asking where is your spine? where is your spine in these debt talks? don't cave, house leadership. they could have an image problem too. >> maria? >> totally agree republicans have an image problem overall because of how they've been behaving during the debt talks. on your question, kyra, it is a problem of men in power. and for every anthony weiner and david wu, you know, the republicans have, and this was mentioned before, vitter, ensign, schwarzenegger, larry craig. so it's a problem of men in power. the power goes to their head. no pun intended. they think they can do what they want. >> pete, you see why i started with you on that one? the two ladies are taking it out on you talking about men in power. >> i agree. don't ever put me in that office. >> i'm sticking up for the men. i think it's women too. >> oh, okay. this could be a whole nother debate. all right. the buzzer beater. ten seconds each on this one. mayor michael bloomberg presides over one of the first same sex marriages in new york so what do you think, future career path for the billionaire mayor? dana? >> possibly. maybe he could be more successful at that than he is in politics. stop putting ice in your beer! >> maria? i think he should set up a consulting service, kyra, that walks gay couples through how to get married and which state and set up a flagship shop in minnesota next to bachmann & associates. >> oh, pete? >> listen, i think if mike bloomberg needs a new career path we're all in a lot of trouble. this guy is putting his mouth or his body where his mouth was and saying, you know, officiating here which is something rudolph guiliani should do. this is a great thing for equal rights. that didn't come out right. that did not come out right. i apologize. i'm going to leave now. >> yes. the ladies are going to beat up on you in about five seconds. >> no problem. >> i'll move out of this quickly. thanks, guys. >> all right. we're now hearing the hotel maid side of the story the woman who accuses dominique strauss-kahn of sexually assaulting her is talking to the media. she gave interviews to "newsweek" and abc news. cnn's national correspondent susan candiotti joins us live out of new york this morning. pretty riveting stuff in those interviews, susan. >> reporter: it was very compelling. and, in fact, we didn't learn a lot that was new because we've heard much of this from police and other sources. but what's different about this is that you get to assess this woman for yourself after seeing her and hearing her in her own words describe what she says happened in that hotel suite. in this section in which she talks with abc news she says what happened when she walked into the hotel room and saw this naked man coming toward her. >> i said, oh, my god. and i was crying. i said, they're going to kill me. i said, they're going to kill me. i'm going to die. stop, stop this. stop this. but he wouldn't say nothing. he kept pushing me, pushing me, pushing me to the hallway, back to the hallway. keep pushing me. i was so afraid. i was so scared. >> scared and she said she was afraid of losing her job. they also asked her about claims and rumors and some media reports that have said she is a prostitute and she absolutely denied it. here's what she said. >> i'm not and i never been called that since i was born. god is my witness, i'm telling the truth from my heart. god knows that. >> now, we all recall that dominique strauss kahn has denied he sexually assaulted her and there was forensic evidence of some kind of sexual encounter in that room so the implication is it may have been consensual between the two of them. now, a statement was issued right after these reports became public, the interviews became public. coming from dominique strauss-kahn's lawyers. and they said in part that they're calling her the first accuser in history to conduct a media campaign to persuade a prosecutor to pursue charges against a person from whom she wants money and saying of the lawyers, it's an obvious purpose is to inflame the public. now, the lawyers for this woman have made it clear that she feels like she wanted to tell her story so that the public could hear it because there is a concern that the manhattan district attorney's office might not pursue the case. he hasn't made up his mind just yet. >> susan candiotti out of new york. thanks. the confessed norway shooter posted a 1500-page manifesto online. coming up after the break, we'll tell you what we know about him so far and what his manifesto may reveal. inside the mind of anders breivik. we posted a 1500-page manifesto online. nick robertson digs into what we know about anders so far and what his manifesto may reveal. >> reporter: this is how the man accused of being norway's most notorious mass killer apparently wants the world to know him -- a smiling norwegian nationalist, a serious, military style marksman, not just the cold-blooded killer police say stalked and gunned down innocent young victims on a remote rocky island. anders breivik is believed to have posted these images to youtube in a 12-minute video embedded in a 1500-page manifesto just hours before he began his deadly killing spree with a massive car bombing outside government offices. cnn cannot independently verify their authenticity. together the video and manifesto appear to answer how and why the 32-year-old became a mass murderer. the video reveals an intense fear that muslims will dominate europe and anger at what the author calls marxist european governments he blames for doing nothing and a belief that a christian crusade is the solution, a belief he hid when he met this main stream, right wing politician eight years ago. >> i am actually sorry because if he had said something like that maybe we could have discovered it. >> kallmyr suspects breivik was attracted to his party's reputation but found them too moderate. >> i probably thought he would find people inside our progress party that would be, agree with him or something like that, and he wrote in his manifesto he was disappointed. >> reporter: the manifesto, titled 2083, a european declaration of independence, rails against such political inaction. my government and our media capitulated to islam several years ago. thousands of muslims pouring in annually through our asylum institution or by family reunification. the situation is just chaotic. these suicidal traitors must be stopped. the author turns his temper on his family, on friends, cruelly discussing sexual diseases he claims they've had, cataloging their failings. he also reveals why he rented a farm outside oslo to plot undetected a mission he describes in graphic detail. i have just completed the explosives research phase and have summarized several new chapters for the compendium. my rifle application came through and i have now ordered an 800 euro silencer specifically created for automatic and semiautomatic rifles. needless to say this is an extremely vulnerable phase. in fact, it is the most vulnerable phase of them all. if i get through this phase without trouble i will be very close to finalizing my operation. the whole ugly episode is so devastating nor weenlgans are only just beginning to grasp the enormity of it. breivik's manifesto is like a second hammer blow, too soon to fathom the implications of it, but already the question is being asked, how did he get away with it? nick robertson, cnn, oslo, norway. >> on the scene of the oslo attack, within minutes was eyewitness christian aglund. at 12:00 p.m. eastern he joins us from the rose parade where mourners are coming together to remember the victims of friday's attacks. checking stories across country now police in texas say a man opened fire at a rolling skating rink. he killed his estranged wife and four family members before turning the gun on himself. it happened during a birthday party for one the man's children saturday night. in los angeles police are investigating at least 18 suspicious fires in north hollywood. police say it's still too early to tell if the work is of a serial arsonist but 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just getting a snap shot of anders breivik, the confessed killer, leaving the courtroom there after reportedly wanting to, quote-unquote, explain himself for the terror attacks that happened last week killing 93 people. all right. the trial of polygamist leader warren jeffs is set to begin today in texas. he faces sexual assault and bigamy charges stemming from a raid on his yearning for zion ranch. here is a preview from trutv's "in session." >> it's just a few minutes' drive from warren jeffs' yearning for zion ranch in el dorado, texas to his jail cell, but it's been a three-year wait for prosecutors, who accuse him of sexually assaulting at least two girls, one aged 13, the other just 12. >> he's been hurting the souls of all these children. they don't know whether they're up or down. >> even one of jeffs' most loyal followers has been ex-communicated by jeffs and lost the luster for his leader. >> willie definitely still has a lot of love and respect for those folks and i think he 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