CHO: Forty-seven minutes after the hour. Here are your "Morning Headlines." A judge has ordered Anders Breivik to remain in custody for another 12 weeks. The Norway terror suspect tried to speak in court, but was cut short when he called himself the commander of a resistance movement. He's accused of killing 77 people during a shooting spree and bomb attack in Oslo back in July. Former European Commissioner Mario Monti has been nominated as Italy's new Prime Minister. He must now form a new government and work to get Italy back on solid financial footing. And until Italy and the rest of Europe are back on solid footing, brace yourself for some more wild stock swings. Right now U.S. stock futures are down. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi denies using her political position to make money in the stock market. In a report that aired on "60 Minutes" last night Pelosi said her record fighting the credit card companies speaks for itself, even though she and her husband purchased millions of dollars worth of Visa stock. Thieves in Springfield, Illinois, has stolen a
Norway Terror Suspect in Court