would walk out of the meeting with the president that he would lead calls two days in a row to try to come up with some other plan and their deadline would be by 8:00 this evening? reporter: well, not specifically. you know, that s kind of it feels like past history at this point. what they re trying to do is come up with something that could come up with a plan by tomorrow, which is monday, that would give them time to post some type of plan, get a vote on it, and hit that deadline of august 2nd. and then also, you know, you do have some flurry here because of the markets in asia trying to at least get an idea that things are moving. it appears all of the sudden after an entire day of kind of waiting and watching that something might be afoot. jill dougherty at the white house, thanks so much. appreciate that. all right. the king and queen of norway now were seen openly weeping leading their nation in mourning the 93 people killed in friday s bomb and shooting terr
congressman, but you know who sexts the most? i m don lemon, the news starts right now. i can t understand really what happened. two attacks in norway, at least 92 people dead, 85 of them at a youth camp. seven dead in a bombing in the capital of oslo. so far, one man arrested and charged in both attacks, that man identified by local media as anders baring brevin. police now say they haven t ruled out the possibility that others were involved, the accounts in the youth camp of utoya island are chilling, witnesses say a man showed up in a police uniform, reportedly he asked to address the campers and started firing. because the camp is run by norway s ruling labor party, investigators believe this attack could have been politically motivated. the attack followed a car bombing outside a capitol building in oslo. norway s prime minister calls this the country s worst atrocity since world war ii. these kinds of attacks were unimaginable in norway before now, but as our jim bo
frustrated. it s 100 and some degrees heat index outside, and i can understand people getting worked up about this sort of thing. more on politics in a moment. i want to start with a street level view of what has to be considered an emergency. justin bruno heads up the office of emergency management. he is kind enough to step outside and tell us what he has been up today. thank you for making the time and braving the heat. is your city in emergency mode right now? we absolutely are. we have temperatures we have never seen before. heat indexes will be 105 to 115, which are record numbers. the power grid is significant, and you mentioned that in your earlier comments. we do expect to see more power demand than ever before in new york city. we have activated our emergency operation center, a situation room. we have agencies present, and one thing we do here is we are always in close touch with power edison, which is you on power provider, and we have them in all the time, an
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