anders. not anders. it never was that. i don't know why you keep saying that. >> reporter: anders holm started out behind the camera as a writing assistant. from the writers room, he joined forces with two fellow comedians. blake anderson and adam devine to form the group, male order comedy. >> dealing with stress in the workplace. >> reporter: their web series caught the attention of comedy central, leading to the creation of "workoholics." >> i've been promoted. see the suit? >> reporter: the hilariously unambitious telemarketers are in their sixth season. >> you're my dude. blake is my man. >> repepter: anders went on to guest-star on "the mindy project," as mindy kaling's love interest. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: from tv, he moved cast of "the interview," with james and seth. >> yours is cool and mine is serious. >> reporter: then sharing with screen with anne hathaway and robert de niro in "the intern." >> for the record, never been my turn. >> reporter: anders is now a lady's man in "how to be single," proving his wor

anders breivik says he acted alone. a one-man campaign that has left an entire nation questioning how they can move forward from here. emma murphy, itv news, oslo. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. wedding bells rang throughout new york on sunday from the big apple to niagara falls. same-sex couples took the plunge taking advantage of landmark legislation that permits gays and lesbians to marry in the state. the first day of legalized same-sex marriages did have a few protests, but they fizzled quickly as scores of gay and lesbian couples said i do. new york is the sixth and largest state to allow same-sex marriage. >>> hundreds turned out in california's imperial beach to watch a group of artists playing in the sand. each craftsman attempted to carve their place among elite sand sculptors, turning out amazing works of art. this year, 32 teams competed for a $21,000 grand prize. >>> and finally in florida, several men did their best impersonation of ernest hemingway. the ann

and anders breivik moved on. most of the teenagers had cell phones and called home. anguished parents called police. and some texted their children throughout the ordeal. the first message from judy, 16 years old. mummy, tell the police to come quick. people are dying here. her mother couldn't leave the kitchen table. she answered, the police know. they've had many calls. give a sign of life every five minutes. julie, we are in fear of our lives. mother, i understand. stay hidden. as minutes dragged by, as the killer shot the teenagers one by one, julie texted again. i love you, even if i still misbehave from time to time. mother, i know that, my darling. we love you very much. that went on for an hour. julie survived unharmed. it's impossible, natalie, to imagine the anguish in over 600 homes and the number of people on the island and the homes in the relatives as the news raised across the nation left mourning people. at least now it's all over. >> still so much heartbreak there in oslo. thanks so much, martin fletcher. >>> today house speaker john boehner is hopin

anders. not anders. it never was at. i don't know why you kp saying that >> reporter: aers holm staed out behind the camera as a writin assistant. from the writers room, heoined blake anderson and adam devine to form the group, me order comedy. dling wit stresn the workplac >> reporter: tir web series caught the attention ofomedy centra leading to th creatio of "wkoholics." >> ien promoted. see the it>> reporte the hilariously unambitiouselemarkete are in their sixth season. >> you're my du. bles my man. >> reporter: anders wentn to guest-st on "the min ojt,"s mdy kaling's love interest. >> will you marry me? >> yes, ye >> repter: fm tv, he moved to fre film, joining the cast of he interview," with james a seth. >> yrs cool a min is serious. >> reporr:hen shang wh screen with anne hathaway and robert de niro in "thein." >> for record, never been turn. reporter: ands now a dy's m in "howo be single proving his work is just getng started. >> there are 8 million people in th ty. sounds like alot, right? half a women. >> the

chief executive anders opedal said that the transition to commit to long term contracts.lso launched counter—plans, too. but there's no doubt that a new high—tech leader has emerged with big ambitions, deep pockets, and plenty of patience. google has become the latest big us firm to scrap its goals to recruit more workers from underrepresented groups. the decision to abandon the diversity, equity, and inclusion — or dei — recruitment targets comes after the company carried out an annual review of its corporate policies. the technology giant is also reviewing some the norwegian energy giant equinor is halving investment in renewable energy over the next two years while increasing oil and gas production. chief executive anders opedal said that the transition to lower carbon energy was moving slower than expected, costs had increased, and customers were reluctant to commit to long term contracts. the largest gathering of the night—time economy particularly from our sector because it is going to have a huge impact. make break, could it? without a doubt. the coming weeks and m

anders will be one next week. >> watch one more clip. >> absolutely! >> i love this show. >> it is absolutely real. every sunday night, you can get all kinds of videos like that. we have the season finale coming up, we have $100,000 episodes and season finale, tom bergeron is coming back to play a game on the finale. he said before last time i was there playing a game with him, when you -- i'll come in, come back, hang with you. >> how do you get the videos. i imagine now everyone can shoot everything, you must get -- >> we get a ton of videos. it is great. people think of the internet like now you're competing with the internet. actually, the internet is helping us. everybody has a phone, has a camera all the time. we are getting a ton more videos. a ton of great videos. this late in the season, always said normally they're not getting that great videos. we have another one here, right? >> based on his reaction, i am guessing they don't get a lot of magicians at this zoo. >> and then? >> how great is that. >> how fun is your job. >> bes

anders be anders behreng breivik will be appearing in court. he'll be pleading not guilty so he'll get a chance to explain his extremely right-winged ideologies in court. that's why a lot of people are asking that this be a closed hearing. the police, for one, has a facebook page asking that no one be admitted into the courtroom so he doesn't get this kind of platform to air his views. already 60,000 members on that. i talked to people this morning about it and they said everything has gone his way so far and this must stop. also another piece of news just to bring you now, zain, is that it has been confirmed that an off-duty policeman stationed on the island fro text the people on the island earlier on was actually the half brother of the crowned princess of norway, zain. >> cnn's diana magnay. thanks a lot, diana. i'm zain verjee with cnn london. "world business today" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning from cnn london. i'm charles hodson. >> and a very good afternoon from cnn hong kong. i'm manisha tank. this

you have anders, whose almost 3 months old. give birth and have another child. >> i think it's always special to have a child, but just walking through what we walked through, if you could ever take it for granted, we can't. we're happy to have them here and always kind of enjoy and try not to take for granted what we've learned with elliott and learn that every day is beautiful and special and live that out with them. >> to get to this point with anders, you had some scary moments. i understand you were on bed rest for a long time, for three months. >> yeah. >> it must have been pretty scary, given all that you've gone through. >> well, i think elliott kind of -- through him, we don't really have the luxury to think that nothing could go wrong. so, when we had a scare with anders, we were very aware that anything could happen. you know, bed rest was not fun, but, you know, it's worth it because he's here, and he's healthy and doing great. >> he's healthy. it's huge. he's a big boy, really strong. he's curious and looking aroun

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chief executive anders 0pedal said that the transition to lower carbon energy was moving slower thancurity concerns. company making waves. tiktok, capcut, shein, temu, byd, dji, huawei — you name it, chinese technology is everywhere. from the world's factory to the world's innovator. joe tidy has this report. the rise of chinese ai chatbot deepseek has taken the world by storm. but it's part of a wider trend. chinese apps are rising up the charts around the world. of motoring, selling more than any other country, a lot of this success comes from china being the world's and solar panels — china's responsible for an estimated 80% to 95% of the global supply chain. renewable energy will be generated in china. in drones, too, china rules the skies. well, it's all part of a long—term plan. made in china 2025. with the leading edge — and in some industries, china even leading. than 250 mini goals. 86% of them have been ticked off. with progress set to get even worse thanks to more sanctions and controls. and japan have also launched counter—plans, too. plenty of patience. the largest gathe

. >> let's take a closer look at the numbers. 76% hillary won of the black once aga n, bernie ,anders, at least i dpes he has this going for him. he took the younger voters. 72% of the voters under the age of 45. does clinton have to wnrry about the millenial or what does she do to target the younger vote ? >> she's going to be in in interesting spot where she won't go negative on sanders anymore. we have cockntrol of this d imnation. she's got to figure out how to if they're not enthuse particular and doesn't show up in the fall, she can't win the general election. she can't alienate the bernie supporters. she won't win them over, but how does she start becoming their second choice? how does she start becoming somebody that they can not just live with, but get potentially rally around? i think that is a challenge for her. so far she has yet to appeal to any younger demographic. >> chuck, thank you. you'll have to tell us how you managed to get sleep. i was watching you last night when i went to bed. >> sleep, i'll sleep in 2017. >> who neeus it? look for more on "meet the press." thn

ander herrera and paul pogba scored the goals as they beat the holders chelsea 2—0 in their fifth roundie at stamford bridge. our sports gorrespondent katie gornall reports. even with that experience, fans arriving here at stamford bridge did not know what to expect. while they stuttered, the united caretaker manager has been flawless. sergio romero was kept on his toes. united fans breathed a sigh of relief, and soon that sign would turn into a roar. paul pogba with the perfect ball, and herrera with perfect timing. but chelsea's manager, the pressure was mounting and it would get worse. no player sums up the united revival more than paul pogba, who scored eight stores since celtic charge, make that nine. paul pogba at his absolute best again, he is driving manchester united! 2-0 at half-time, and united we re united! 2-0 at half-time, and united were flying. it would take something special for chelsea to bring them back down to earth, but this was as good as it got. chelsea and their fa ns good as it got. chelsea and their fans can't cope with much more of this. at the final whistle,

granit xhaka's shot deflected in off ander herrera and beyond david de gea in the united goal. second though was a moment of quality, a cross from the right, headed in by the former united forward, danny welbeck. arsenal remain sixth, two points behind united also ending the visitors record 25—match unbeaten run in the league we needed to be patient. ifelt if we went in at half—time, we had good chance to win, because we were under pressure. and slowly, i think we became better in the second half, controlling it quite well, the game. i think we did not deserve to lose. i think we did not deserve to lose. i think the game was under control. i think the game was under control. ithink in i think the game was under control. i think in the first half, we had a couple of chances, but our chances we nt couple of chances, but our chances went the big chances of the match. and i am very happy with the players. the surprise me in a positive way. — — players. the surprise me in a positive way. —— weren't the big. liverpool played out a goalless draw at home to southampton. their best chan

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ander herrera doubled his sides lead just after half time with marcus rashford having put the hosts aheadfter seven minutes. chelsea's lead at the top is now four points with six games remaining for antonio conte‘s side to hang on, while forjose mourinho his team have now made it 22 successive league games unbeaten. we defeated the leader, were won deservedly with total convince munt andi deservedly with total convince munt and i don't think anyone can doubt oui’ and i don't think anyone can doubt our credit to wind the game. this is my pleasure. and after manchester city and liveable, victory is putting pressures on as are probably waiting for us to lose this match ought to lose two points, we wanted and we are still there fighting. liverpool have moved back up to third in the table after beating west bromwich albion i—o. roberto firmino‘s goal on the stroke of half time decided the outcome at the hawthorns. so liverpool regain third place after that victory while chelsea's second loss in four matches coupled with spurs having won their last seven in a row in the top flight for the first

record signing, paul pogba, was left out ofjose mourinho‘s starting line—up, but an early injury to anderrera meant the french international came on afterjust 17 minutes. but it was david de gea who spared united's blushes just before half time with a miraculous save at close range from a luis muriel header. and despite the hosts having the better of the chances, they'll head to old trafford in three weeks‘ time knowing an away goal could prove crucial againstjose mourinho‘s side. for sure. for sure, old forsure. forsure, old trafford means a knockout. last season we had that, which is not the same. in previous years, we were out in the group phase. i think old trafford is a big champions league night. translation: yes, i am pleased with oui’ translation: yes, i am pleased with our performance, full of character against a high—level opponent managed via a top—quality coach. we could have scored at least one goal. we created so many chances. it is a shame. we are sorry. but the tie is totally open and all is to play for in the return leg. shakhtar donetsk will head to italy with a 2—1 adva

top seed kento momota defended his world badminton championship title on sunday after beating andersconsecutive world title with a convincing victory needing just 37 minutes against the fifth seed in basle taking it in two straight games, 21—9, 21—3. while in the women's singles pv sindhu won india's first—ever title when she comfortably beat japan's nozomi 0kuhara 21—7, 21—7. it brought to an end a run of losses for the 2a —year—old who'd been beaten in the previous two world finals, including one against 0kuhara in 2017, as well as the olympic final in 2016 and the commonwealth games final last year. until next time, by for now. hello there. this week is set to bring some pretty big changes in our weather. there's something cooler on the way, something a bit more unsettled as well. but the weekend brought a real burst of heat. sunday's temperatures got all the way up to 33 degrees just to the west of london. that heat being drawn up from the near continent around this area of high pressure. the south—easterly winds affecting most parts of the british isles, it was a bit different a

pulled back one for the visitors in the second half, but then bilbao had two men sent off, including anderminutes withjust nine men. the algeria and leicester city winger riyad mahrez has been named player of the year by the confederation of african football. nigeria's asisat oshoala grabbed her second african women's player of the year award. mahrez scored 17 goals as leicester won the english premier league title for the first time last season. caf say he polled 361 votes to beat last year's winner pierre—emerick aubameyang into second place, with sadio mane third. mahrez adds the title to the bbc african footballer of the year award he picked up last month. i want to thank everyone who came today for this award. it is usual 110w today for this award. it is usual now to receive this award. i am very happy and very pleased. i want to thank all of my teammates from leicester and from algeria. my managers and the president, and what i want to educate my family and all of the african, aljoyner as well, all the people who support me here every day, i want africa and the world, thank you —— al

equinor says he's confident a controversial new oil field in the north sea that's despite a court anders is increasing, meaning that, you know, these type of projects are more costly, less profitable. what does that make you think? first of all, when i hear "drill, baby, drill", the oil and gas business. of decide on the drilling programme, more wells will be drilled. the owner ofjim beam whisky — suntory — has warned donald trump's tariffs may lead to boycotts of us brands. and mexico if new tariffs are imposed. with 25% tariffs earlier this week. more on the website. that is business today.

and anders breivik moved on. most of the teenagers had cell phones and called home. anguished parents called the police, and some texted their children throughout the ordeal. the first message from judy, 16 years old, mummy, tell the police to come quick. people are dying here. her mother couldn't leave the kitchen table. she answered, the police know. they've had many calls. give a sign of life every five minutes. julie, we are in fear of our lives. mother, i understand. stay hidden. as minutes dragged by and he killed teenagers one by one. julie texted again, i love you even if i still misbehave from time to time. mother, i know that, my darling. we love you very much. that went on for an hour. julie survived, unharmed. now, it's impossible to imagine the anguish in almost 600 homes, the number of young people on island, and in the homes to of their relatives as the news raced across this nation. at least it's all over, bar the trauma. >> martin, thank you. my gosh. what a tragedy. >> haunting e-mail exchange. let us get over to the news desk right now. natalie is

annabel anders reports. >> reporter: people who had been celebrating the last night of cambodia's water festival on the banks of the river. it was a celebration that ended in horror. spectators were packed on to an island for a concert. it's thought a few fainted, sparking panic and a stampede. as people rushed to escape and get off the island, a packed bridge became a death trap where those who fell were trampled under foot. others jumped off into the river below and drown. hospitals were overwhelmed. blankets covering row upon row of bodies left in corridors while medics were forced to treat the injured. one local journalist describes the scene. >> a couple of people pfainted. there were barriers set up to prevent people from spilling on to the road, everyone backed up and couldn't get out. there was a panic and a stampede and a lot of people jumping off the bridge. a lot of people can't swim so there's no doubt a lot of people drown. >> reporter: thursday have been declared a day of national mourning here. the question of why this happened will certainly follow. annabel roberts. >> j

that of a forensic panel that will evaluate anders breivik's state of mind says it is unlikely the admitted assassin will be declared insane because he appeared to be in control of his actions at the time of the attack. it would be difficult to conclude they were the work of a delusional madman. >>> josh fatal and jashane baue have been held after straying across the border into iraq from iraq. a third hiker sha er sara shour freed on bail and released last year. >>> now, a look on stories making news in america. in ohio a test flight of a wright brothers replica plane led to a tragic end for two pilots. both died after their plane crashed in a rural area. authorities were notified of the crash an hour after the plane took off. the cause is under investigation. >>> in washington, a father and son snapped photos of a giant jellyfish they discovered while exploring tide pools. the pair initially thought the four-foot gelatinous creature was an alien, but luckily an internet search confirmed its sea life origin. >>> in california overcast skies failed to put a damper on the annual u.s. open of

. >> reporter: anders, a cold war your and nuclear engineer, knew their mission was risky business.rocket with incredible wer that had never before lifted a human being off the face of the earth until that morning. >> three, two, one, zero. >> the actual lift-off itself was kind of an eye-opener tme. >> we have lift-off. >> i felt like a bug on the end of a whip antenna getting thrashed back and forth. >> reporter: the rocket thrust the crew first into's ear orbit and then fired them on a path to the moon. >> apollo 8 was traveling faster than any before. >> when we launcd after about 2 a hours of climbing up, i startedaking pictures. we were able to get a view of the earth. >> reporter: the earth in full view as no human being had seen before. >> i took a picture of the full eart first full earth color shot, which is my favorite picture. >> reporter: onc in lunar orbit, anders' assignment was to shoot photos of the moon's surface. on the crew's third pass, orman tweaks nk the position of the spacecraft. >> all right. we're going to roll. >> wnd boy,e they surprised. >> it was in th

no, he didn't, ander. >> for the millions disappointed for has the place for people that lose, obviously, it's the cast of "intit apprentice. >> those hats look like they were printed in a kiosk in the middle of a westfield mall. it turns out they were magic like frosty the snowman. >> we can spill the whole show. >> we will need those guys for the next couple of years, a it is country continues to heal from the past election cycle. >> here's the thing. remember, we were kind of over, these guys will be done. they will not have any more material. but i have a feeling, the creative mind of these guys, they're going to be coming up with all kind of stuff, regardless of your politics, when you are president -- >> i'm really curious to know if "saturday night live" is not going to sign alec baldwin on for a lifetime contract. >> or get talent out there, you can do donald trumps, you may have a future at "snl" and "30 rock." >> i'm surprised at the comments the late night hosts have been doing. they have been weighing in on the election. i wonder if that will have backlash among the viewers.

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andere after's matt damon is expected to come in third bub experts think it will do very well. you know how i feel about scary movies. so they have promos for paranormal ii about every five minutes. >>he first one was a big shock. it was scary and it was surprising to see how well it did. >> and it looks like it was shot with surveillance cameras. but the horror aspect of it i guess people are drawn to. >> we'll see how it does. i don't think it will be that go. >> we'll see on monday. >>> and this comes to us from fargo, north carolina, where one dog is back where he belongs. hawk is reunited with his family after a devastating accident. hucknd his owner was going hunting with his owner. a deer frightened them. huck ran off. but with the help of friends and family, they're back together, licking a few wound but clearly happy to be reunited. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> and this is what it looks like on this friday, t 22nd day of october. 53 degrees outside. nice day if you're in the nation's capit

was charged with two counts of first degree murder after she told police she knew mayes killed bain ander etesld daughter near the family's tennessee home and she helped him transport the bodies back to mississippi. an end to the search for the kidnapped girls and their captor. just the beginning in the search by investigators, friends and family as to why. kirk gregory, nbc news. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news in "early today" in america. a man attacked a donut clerk with a cup of hot coffee. it happened after the man argued with the woman behind the counter over whether he paid for a sandwich or not. when the woman handed him the coffee, he grabbed her arm, then hurled the scalding coffee back at her. the clerk has returned to work but is in a lot of pain. police are searching for the customer. >>> in texas, no dummies, but a lot of crash testing going on. engineers, scientists and accident investigators got together at the speedway to watch vehicles slam into each other to learn more how to reconstruct what happens during collisions. >>> in new jersey, part of atlan