in the now viral video you can see police with their guns drawn and at one point anders' 90-year-old grandmother steps in trying to intervenes. cnn's ed lavandera has more. >> reporter: when ty anders stepped out of the car in texas, he was surrounded by police officers, some with guns drawn. the situation quickly intensified as witnesses gathered around. on may 16th, police say anders ran a stop sign and then made extreme attempts to allude police before pulling into the drive wae of his grandmother's home. >> exit the vehicle now. >> reporter: the young man emerges holding the hands in the air and visibly emotional. the officers try to get anders to move toward them. >> we're not going to shoot you. >> we need you to listen to us. stand up and walk back toward the vehicle. >> reporter: a bystander recorded. you can see at least six officers arrived as the witnesses try to tell him he's terrified. >> he's scared! he has guns on him. you see the black people shot? >> reporter: anders' elderly grandmother walking with a cane comes out of the house and stands next to her grandson as th

anders breivik will be held in isolation for four weeks.and the shooting massacre on the nearby island claiming the attacks were to combat the, quote. colonization of norway by muslims. >>> looks like the nfl lockout is about over. representatives for the players agreed on a tentative ten-year deal. players could be in training camp this week. the pressure for congress to raise the nation's debt limit grows. eight days and counting on the deadline to raise the limit. the threat of default is causing a lot of jitters on wall street. stocks actually fell at the open of trading less than an hour ago. >>> political buzz. your 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

anders behring. he was dressed as a police officer and got on to the island and opened fire and killed at least 85 people there. our diana magny is near this island of utoya. diana, the farthest story has certainly been, is this the only suspect, is this the only man, is it really possible for someone to pull this off and have acted alone? >> reporter: well, you have to ask yourself that question, because really to have caused such mass murder, mass murder on this scale, as a single person, even if it was meticulously planned, really beggars belief. but to give you a sense of how easy it was for him to pick off his targets, he was dressed up as a police officer when he arrived on the island, which meant that he was able to bring heavy weaponry across on the boat. and the young people who were meeting there had gathered together in a group to discuss what had happened in oslo just a couple of hours before. and he had asked if he could address the group. and so he really had, you know, hundreds of youn

anders brevick actually shot off the bomb.ople were killed in the attack. >>> there will be no payment for cancer treatment for workers involved in the 9/11 attacks that's the controversial describe by the world tried center program. there's nothing to say whether the dust and smoke cloud produced by the attack has caused cancer. the report took effect in january. that measure provides over 4 billion over the next five years to monitor, treat and compensate people who were exposed to the fumes and dust. some lawmakers and survivors of the attacks who originally supported the legislation have denounced the exclusion of cancer. >>> in afghanistan, another deadly taliban strike against local government t mayor of the southern city of kandahar was assassinated today by a suicide bomber who hid explosives in his tur begin. he was killed in a city hall. >>> earlier this month, the half brother of hamid karzai was gunned down by a long time bodygua bodyguard. also several top officials in kandahar have been killed by olympics. >>> sa

we are hearing from the lawyer for anders behring breivik who says the suspect is a little surprised he was able to set off a deadly bomb in oslo, then open fire on dozens of young campers on a nearby island. the lawyer says breivik took some kind of drugs beforehand and now is quote, very tired. his fellow norwegians are devastated. among them, muslims and other targets of breivik's war on multi culturalism. >> it's horrifying. i can't even describe it in words. it's really horrifying that he actually killed so many young people because he hates us. it's really horrifying. >> -- has indicated he's insane. he's in a war and he says the rest of the world and especially the western world don't understand his point of view, that in 60 years' time, we all will understand. >> anders breivik's father has spoken out as well. he told a reporter in france, i'm quoting here, rather than killing all those people, he should have taken his own life. >>> up next, glenn beck's controversial comments about the norway youth camp where dozens were murdered. is he just inciting more hate? be kind to yo

anders breivik killed 69 people if you'll remember. the hartford courant spoke to family members about the motives. listen. >> what we found was that he went from being a troubled boy, a boy who was shy and isolated, to being an even more distant and remote young man. a person who continued to retreat into the shadows and was never able to find a place in the world. what we're trying to understand, as you just reported, is how do those issues that we understand from talking to people who knew his mother tie in with these other things we're learning about violent video games and the norwegian killings, to lead to sandy hook on that day? >> so the "hartford courant" says they found an article about breivik in lanza's room. >> if there's an indication he was trying to copycat in terms of the death toll, that's his motivation. there's nothing -- no similarities in terms of the motivation to breivik, that's for sure. his was purely a political act. he was, whether you think he's insane or not, he went after what he saw as a pro-government g

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anders breivik killed 69 people if you'll remember. the hartford courant spoke to family members about the motives. listen. >> what we found was that he went from being a troubled boy, a boy who was shy and isolated, to being an even more distant and remote young man. a person who continued to retreat into the shadows and

anders may be most well-known for the iconic photo of the earth he took from space called earthrise.istrator bill nelson posted this about anders 1968 moon mission that he traveled to the threshold of the moon and helped all of us see something else ourselves anders was 90-years-old from paradise, california to maui island. we've seen how quickly wildfires can suddenly appear, burning everything in their path in a new episode of cnn's original series, violent earth with leaves schreiber the cnn's bill, we're explores the destruction that these fires cause. here's a preview paradise, california barnea burned from an ember attack, from a plume miles away from paradise this is like 9:00 in the morning and its pitch why given the smoke, it almost appeared as though it was the middle of the night and it was snowing, ash and embers began to to rain down we're in the middle of the stapler's dan here like that. i don't know what to say if anywhere the fire was moving mad a football field per second what in the way it did that, of course, was by jumping ahead and starting these fires they wou

he's a 32-year-old ethnic norwegian man called anders behring breivik. if he carried out both attacks, what would happen is he somehow laid these explosives in central oslo in the government quarter, perhaps detonating the blast then and then moving to this island which is about 20 minutes from the center of oslo where he dressed up as a policeman and was therefore able to bring a lot of guns onto the island. and obviously sort of win the confidence of -- there were 650 young people on the island. he said he wanted to address them and then just started shooting them. as we heard from that eyewitness, this was a very cold-blooded shooting. i was talking to other people who said that he was totally expressionless. it was as bit as if he was taking photos. i think you have some more sound bites that you can play of what eyewitnesses have been telling me. >> we heard him coming around -- he was probably searching for people in the cliffs. we ran the other way. some people started swimming over. we got to a boat which we managed to get out. then i went to hel

here at the court anders breivik appeared briefly.e did think we'd be able to get in there, that the media would be allowed in. it is a very open judicial system here in norway. however, police said they weren't convinced breivik didn't have associates on the outside, coconspirators, and they feared if he did appear in court he might send a message to those coconspirators so they barred the media and the public from the court. again, this being a very open society we got the judge afterwards coming out and giving a news conference basically and outlining the things that the accused has said. first of all, he said that he has remanded him in custody, not surprisingly, for eight weeks. and there will be another court appearance. he is not allowed to have newspapers, television, no contact with anyone. he can't get in touch with anyone. he may have conspired with. he also made an interesting point. he said breivik had said he was involved with two cells who helped him carry out the act. so police are obviously looking into that side of i

his name is anders bearing breivik, described as a right wing christian fundalist.ed fire on a youth camp run by the ruling labor party. before that, seven others died in a bombing in oslo. we're tracking developments on the debt ceiling talks. congressional leaders from both parties held a late afternoon meeting trying to forge some sort of deal and met for less than an hour this morning at the white house with president obama. no deal yet, about you they have agreed to try to reach a compromise in the next 24 hours or so to avoid disruptions to the financial markets. retired army general john shalikashvili has died. born in poland, he was the first foreign born chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and came to the u.s. as a teenager and reportedly learned english from watching john wayne movies. president obama today called him a genuine soldier, statesman who extra -- whose extraordinary life represented the promise of america. the general was 75 years old. >>> shocking video out of syria. soldiers and security forces some in plain clothes storming a mosque in th

that is according to anders breivik lawyer. his client still has to undergo psychiatric testing but everything about the tests indicates he was insane. breivik's father thinks his son is mentally ill and has pretty much disowned him. >> translator: i'll never have more contact with him. in my darkest moments i think rather than killing all of those people, he should have taken his own life. >> those are strong words from a father. >> translator: they are but thinking about what has happened, i get so upset and i still don't understand that something like this could happen. no normal human being would do something like that. >>> glenn beck is weighing in on the norw waway tragedy. zain, talk about what he is saying. >> reporter: his comments are creating fight the firestorm. what he has basically said is to compare the youth political labor camp on the island in norway to the hitler youth in germany. alone to exactly how he put it on his radio show. >> as the thing started to unfold and then there was a shooting at a political c

so far one man arrested and charged in both attacks identified by local media as anders bearing breivik, described as a right winger, but police now say they haven't ruled out the possibility that others were involved. a man who identified himself as his attorney spoke to broadcaster tv 2. he says breivik believes the terrorist attacks were horrible but "in his head, they were necessary." that attorney promises breivik will explain himself at a hearing on monday. the accounts from the youth camp and utoya are chilling. witnesses say a man showed up in a police uniform reportedly he asked the campers to gather around and started firing with a machine pistol 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 government building in oslo. a witness saw breivik buyism tons of fertilizener may. that material may be used to make bombs. from norway's prime minister, in this was more than an assault against his country as jim boulden reports, he has a very personal connection

local media has identified the suspect as anders bearing breivik.risen to at least 93. 86 of those victims gunned down at a youth camp run by the ruling labor party and before that seven people were killed in a car bombing in the capital oslo. >>> an autopsy may take place as early as monday to determine the cause of death of sinnerger amy winehouse. she did have a history of drug problems and erratic behavior. police say it could be several days before they have autopsy results. >>> a flurry of activity in washington this hour as lawmakers try to reach some sort of deal on raising the nation's debt ceiling. top house and senate democrats are at the white house right now discussing the situation with president obama. on capitol hill house speaker john boehner held a long conference call with republicans to talk about their next move. make sure you stay with us tonight for the latest on this developing story. they say they wanted to get this done before the asian and european markets open tomorrow and that deadline is approaching very quickly. >>> a

we expect anders fogh rasmussen to make an announcement. we were expecting it a few minutes ago.e the schedule has slid a bit here and there with all these discussions. let's go to nic robertson live in libya in the capital there. i understand there have been renewed explosions there. tell us what you're hearing and seeing, nic. >> reporter: halah, it's just after 9:00 here and while nato is deciding whether it should take over lead of this operation, the operation is continuing unabated just a few minutes ago, the sound of heavy anti-aircraft gunfire that was triggered by at least one explosion we could hear. after that gunfire began, one of the heaviest explosions we've heard from our location here in tripoli. we know the targets here have been military bases to the west and to the east of the city. fuel storage depots have been damaged and set on fire in the south of the city, according to government officials here. the damage in the east of the city at the military base there seems to be around a large military airfield. used to be a u.s. military airfield and there we unders

investigators say anders behring breivik gave them what they hoped for. >> reporter: the man accusededf killing dozens of people in norway last month has returned to the scene of the crime. police led suspect anders behring breivik to utoya island to reconstruct the shooting rampage that killed 69 people and helped their investigation. >> this is what i can say about the session. it started immediately upon the suspect's arrival on the shore side of the lake. the questioning continued during the boat trip to the island. then we walked him through the sites he visited on the island. the whole thing lasted eight hours, only interrupted by small breaks. the whole thing was quite intense. >> reporter: a norwegian newspaper posted pictures. the images here show behring breivik in a bullet proof vest restrained by a harness at the timering him to police. >> police told us that was because they are afraid of him trying to hurt himself or escaping. there were police helicopters in the air and heavily armed police in the water as well. >> reporter: you can see what appears to be breivik reenact

police led suspect anders behring breivik to the island to reconstruct the shooting rampage that killed9 people and helped their investigation. this is what i can say about the session, it started immediately upon the suspect's arrival on the shore side of the lake. the questioning continued during the boat trip out to the island, then we walked him through all the sites he had visited on the island. the whole thing lasted for eight hours, only interrupted by small breaks. the whole thing was quite intense. >> the norwegian newspaper published photos and video of the reconstruction. a video journalist for the newspaper caught some of the re-enactment in process. he was wearing a bullet-proof vest and was harnessed to police. >> police said they are afraid of him trying to hurt himself or escaping. there were police helicopters in the air and heavily armed police in the water as well. you can also see what appears to be breivik re-enacting how he fired his rep. >> he was pointing in many different directions, raising his arms as if to shoot. he also feared the police officers following h

local media reporting the identity of the suspect as 32-year-old norwegian anders behring breivik. you're seeing his picture here. he's believed to be a right-wing extremist. they're still trying to determine whether anyone else was involved. this is being called norway's bloodiest attack. vice president seen anything like this since world war ii. it all started when a bomb went off near a government building in downtown oslo. seven people were killed there. police say then the suspect traveled to that youth camp that was being operated by norway's ruling labor party. listen now to how one survivor described what was happening. >> he was yelling, he's going to kill you all, and we all shall die. so he pointed then, his gun at me, but he didn't pull the trigger. he left and returned maybe an hour later when a few other people had found me and gathered around me. and then people started running around, because they didn't know where to run. he suddenly showed up and he just shot almost everyone. >> at least 85 people died at that camp. again, this was a youth camp. the ones that atte

for ander and other children with autism, it can can be sheer terror. >> showing signs of anxiety. does that manifest itself? >> telling me, no, that he didn't want to board the plane. >> the family are in a pilot program coaching families with autistic children deal better with flying. >> we know there are lots of changes that can happen in the airport. >> reporter: at newark international airport, tsa employees getting special training. >> sensitivity and education is the best tool. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to continental airlines flight 1313. >> reporter: this flight is all pretend, but valuable practice for five families of children with autism. >> doing an excellent job. >> reporter: walking down a closed-in jetway can spark panic. once on the plane, there can be more things that can be difficult for autistic children, things that we wouldn't even think twice about. for example, changes in lighting, engine noise, something as simple as getting a snack. >> good job. >> reporter: so far so good for ander and for 5-year-old, brian. but the real thing cab dis

anders behring breivik is believed to have posted these images to youtube in a 12-minute video embedded1500-page manifesto just hours before he began his deadly killing spree with a massive car bombing outside government offices. [ sirens ] >> reporter: 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 mainstream right wing politician eight years ago. >> i am actually sorry because i didn't -- because if he had some said something like that, maybe we could have discovered it. >> reporter: kallmyr suspects breivik was attracted to the party's anti-immigration reputation but found them too moderate. >> i probably thought that he would find people inside our progress party that will be -- agree with him or something like that he wrote in his m

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they identify him as anders behring breivik due in court monday and is expected to plead not guilty. breivik apparently posted a video and a long manifesto online. our nic robertson has gotten a look at both and the details are truly disturbing. >> 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 behring breivik is believe 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. [ sirens ] >> reporter: 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 governme

and you see right now, secretary general of nato, anders grassman. today they'll be discussing smart defense. how in this time of tight budgets, how can nato do more with less? that's about sharing and pooling resources and capabilities, such as drones, such as intelligence. they're also going to be talking about partnerships. how nato can partner with other countries, if you remember, in libya, it wasn't just nato allies that took part in that operation. it was also countries like qatar and the uae. so a lot of talk about today and tomorrow it's all afghanistan all the time. >> elise, thanks so much. while you were talking, we are looking at these live images of the president of the united states along with the nato secretary general, welcoming in many of those leaders, all there in chicago for this nato summit. thanks so much, elise. >>> all right, right now, italy is serving the damage after a strong earthquake shook parts of the country earlier this morning. the u.s. geological survey says the epicenter of the 6.0 quake was just north of bologna.

his name is anders behring breivik.uth camp run by the ruling labor party. >>> we're tracking developments this hour from washington on the debt ceiling talks. congressional leaders from both parties held a late-afternoon meeting, trying to forge some sort of deal. republicans still want spending cuts, but no tax increases. democrats still insist higher tax revenues must be part of any deal. both sides are hoping for a compromise in the next 24 hours. >>> police in london are still trying to determine how singer amy winehouse died. her body was found in her london apartment today. the grammy winner was known for her troubles with drugs and alcohol addiction. she recently cut short her european tour after being incoherent on stage. she reentered rehab only to leave a week later. winehouse was 27 years old. >>> cnn founder ted turner is being honored for his commitment to philanthropy. he received the service legacy award here in atlanta from singer usher's new look foundation, which mentors young people. in recent years,

the man that you will see in red right there is anders breivik, accused of setting off a bomb in oslod and then shooting dozens of people to death at an island youth camp. you see him in this video now pointing and gesturing in an apparent re-enactment of what took place at that island where the camp took place. we're told he is retracing his steps, demonstrating how and where he actually opened fire on that camp. police say breivik did not express any remorse on his return to the shooting site. >>> and this is the house in lahore, pakistan, where american warren winestein was abducted at gunpoint yesterday. no group has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping or issued demands for winestein's release. warren winestein is an international development expert who works for a consulting firm headquartered in virginia. >>> in northern louisiana, a memorial in honor of slain navy s.e.a.l. robert reeves. hundreds turned out in rooes' hometown of shreveport. reeves was among the 30 americans killed last weekend when an insurgent attack brought down their helicopter in afghanistan. >>> the

. >> reporter: ander had good reason to worry after an aneurysm last year in the thick of the pandemiccaught covid until this month. >> i didn't feel like i was in invincible. i thought it was inevitable that i would get it. >> reporter: he thinks he caught it at an nfl football game where he let his guard down. >> oh, i for got my mask. >> reporter: he's recovering at home. >> this is an unprecedented experience. >> reporter: but across the country scenes similar to this. overflow health care workers are struggling to catch their breath as hospitals fill with sick patients battling a trifecta of viruses, covid, rsv and the flu. >> we've seen an increase in cases since thanksgiving. so covid is up, the flu is up other and other respiratory viruses are up as well. >> reporter: the situation is owe overwhelming at uc san diego health, they had to create space using tents and parking lots to triage patients. >> we have a bed in the emergency department for patients who are admitted and waiting for hospital beds and reconfiguring hospital space. >> reporter: last week reaching 80% capacity

today that man here in the red sweaters anders behring breivik, believed to be a right wing christianremist, with radical views of other religions, cultures, has reportedly confessed to both attacks. today he and before a judge who held him for a court date two months from now. investigators are sifting through details of this enormous manifesto they believe breivik wrote and put online the day of the attacks. i want you to watch this report from our senior international correspondent nic robertson. >> this is how the man accused of being norway's most notorious mass killer apparently wants the court to know him. a smiling norwegian nationalist, a serious marksman. not just the cold blooded killer police say stalked and gunned down innocent young victims on a remote rocky island. anders behring breivik believed to post these images to youtube in a 12-minute youtube 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 manifes

and on friday, all eyes norway where a verdict is expected in the anders breivik murder trial. he's admitted to killing 77, wounding hundreds more when he bombed central oslo and opened fire at a camp for children. and on sunday, the attorney for accused wikileaks whistleblower bradley manning promises a presentation about his client at georgetown university. thanks for starting your morning with us. 've got much more ahead on cnn sunday morning which starts right now. >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is "shen sunday morning." >> my understanng is that the british would arrest him and extradite him to sweden. >> wikileaks founder julian assange holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london. wait until you hear how he may try to escape. we'll have a report from the scene. >>> plus, an exclusive look at romney's economic team. just who are the pele that he expects to help him turn the economy around if he's elected? >>> and later, an unlikely police chief, a swimmer who won't give up, and the woman on the arm of the v.p. hopeful. we'll bring you this week's most in