right co-host, bff anderson cooper. let's see if he made the grade. >> who better to spend hump day with than anderson cooper? >> did anderson cooper study a playbook on how to be likable? think about it. he shared adorable puppy photos, showed off his fun side. >> i'm doing this on cnn. >> even worked a conga line with gloria estefan. >> he's got some moves. he keeps it under wraps to keep the persona of a serious journalist. >> "e.t." learned anderson is serious about trying to work out a deal with cnn to host "live." he appears to be the front-runner. we're grading him with the help of matt bellamy and body language expert lillian black. >> i think he became a less authentic version of himself. >> anderson gets an a minus fo likability. his rade docked because they were just trying too hard. >> here you saw it was uncomfortable. there was one time wher wanted him to dance the irish dance, and he didn't want any part of it. >> next, chemistry. >> to come into a show not doing it every day, it's a little difficult. i'd

anderson? >> pamela brown.nks invest reporting. >>> three suicide bombers that we know of striking in the arrivals hall and laurence cameron joins us now. thank you very much for joining us. from what i understand, you had actually just stepped off a plan when this happened. tell me when you first realized something was terribly wrong. >> yes, we see people running towards me, and i initially i thought, okay, everyone was shouting and scared. i thought it was just someone that left a bag out and everyone was panicking, but it quickly became apparent that something was very wrong. police were around and it wasn't a drill. things got nasty after that and people started bursting into tears. >> so at this point -- this all of the detonations occurred? i think we have just -- i think we just lost laurence cameron. yesterday the state department issued a new travel warning for turkey citing increased threats and advising u.s. citizens to avoid travel to southeastern turkey. elise labott joins me. >> the state departm

anderson? >> trump is also firing back at hillary clinton at the rally calling her pathetic and a thief. what else did he have to say. referenced that also in the jake tapper interview. >> right. what didn't he say. there were so many adjectives, he called her unfit, greedy, a thief. calling out her bad judgment, not just for using the personal e-mail server for government business when she was second but also bad judgment for supporting the war in iraq so once again really going after her on a number of issues and in fact, anderson, going after her on these issues more today than he did yesterday at his rally in san jose. also going after the issue of temperament. you heard jake tapper touch on it during that interview with trump. trump again mentioning it here at the rally, basically saying look, yes, i have a tough temperament but you need a tough temperament he told the crowd to run the country. >> jason, thanks very much. we will get reaction from the panel and later, hillary clinton telli

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anderson? >> jeff zeleny.who supports hillary clinton and back with us journalist and author carl bernstein. if president obama does endorse hillary clinton as early as wednesday, what impact do you think that has on sanders? >> i think if sanders loses california, he has very little room to maneuver. there's only one question left, and that is about the server. we keep seeing time bombs with the server. the only way sanders can be the nominee is if super delegates move towards him because there is such fallout over further bad information about the server that they might be tempted. the thing about the server is that her conduct is indefensible and she hasn't been truthful. and her people -- people who favor her -- know this. they worry what she has done here is give donald trump a possibility of becoming president by her conduct with the server, and that's the worries. >> you're a sanders supporter. how worried are you of obama coming out, the president coming out and endorsing hillary clinton? >> let me say

with than anderson cooper. >> did anderson cooper study a playbook on how to be li he shared adorable puppy photos, showe his fun side. >> i'm doing this on cnn. >> even worked a c line with glor gloria estefan. >> he's got some moves. he keeps it under wraps to keep the persona of a serious journalist. >> anderson appears to be the front-runner to host "live we're grading him with the help of matt bellamy and lillian black. >> i think he became a less authentic version of himself. >> ande gets an a minus for likability. his grade docked buzz they were just trying too hard. >> here you saw it was there was one time where she wanted him to dance the irish dance, and he didn't want any part of it. >> nex chemistry. >> to come into a show not doing it every da it's a little difficult. i'd say he was a solid b. >> when they walked out, you could tell there was genuine affection between both of them. overall i think their chemistry is an a plus. >> i like the chemistry. i like the they just seem like they've been friends forever. duo sure looked chummy backstage, live instagram video of an

anderson? >> thanks very much.ay before democrats staged, house republican david jolly introduced a measure to keep people from a terror watch list from buying guns. the congressman joins me tonight. congressman jolly, thanks for joining us. now that the sit-in is over, i wonder what, if anything, do you think it accomplished? speaker ryan said it was based on publicity. >> not sure it was the greatest tactic to accomplish real change this week, i understand the convictions of my friends on the democratic side. look, i have questions with policies they have offered but i also have reservations about inaction on our side. i'm somebody that thinks the house floor should be open. members of congress should have opportunity to work the will of the american people, includes on issues of national security and yes, on the second amendment and guns. i spent a lot of time on the house floor looking for opportunities, window of opportunity with my democratic colleagues to say how do we forge a consensus, accomplish no fly, n

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anderson, we have been talking this for months.t is a classic case of how conflicted republicans are, especially elected republicans who hear what they heard with regard to donald trump and what he said about the judge and say that they believe it is morally wrong, politically a terrible idea. then they go back to muscle memory saying this is our guy, our nominee, especially after hearing the speech that he gave last night which people thought okay, maybe he gets it a little bit. >> was that speech last night reading off the teleprompter, was that enough to reassure republicans were getting shaky? >> it was a first step for a lot of republicans, not all, but a first step. but you know, these republicans have been on the donald trump roller coaster for almost a year now, so they know, especially in the last several months when it became more and more clear he was going to be their guy that even when they get down at the bottom and think there's no more hill in front of them, no more terrorists or turns, don't go upside down on the r

>> i agree with you, anderson. that is very confusing right now.t least one pretty experienced person said that he thought it was 15 minutes. that is a tremendous amount of time for something like this to still be going on. it's not impossible, but it's a long time. other people put it in much shorter period of time. what we do know is however long it was, it was long enough to see the hallmarks of exactly when you've been talking about, a planned attack. they didn't just jump out and set off their explosives the minute they got out of the car. one seems to have done something like that, but the other two clearly spread out and tried to penetrate, tried to do as much damage by shooting first before setting off their explosives all the more reason that investigators are looking closely to say did they have help? how did they plan this? this wasn't so much just a rash decision at a moment and it looks like they really wanted to hit the airport in different locations and do as much damage as possible before their suicide bomb went off. >> tom foreman,

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anderson? >> jim, what are we learning about phone calls made by the killer during the attack. >> he made at least three calls. he called 911, claimed it for isis. he also called a friend to say good-bye in effect, but called a local television station, producer picks up the phone to make sure they knew the attack was under way and to identify himself as the shooter. i spoke with a survivor in the bathroom, overheard his phone calls as he was speaking. in them he said he was not the only attacker, said there were snipers outside and suicide bomber hiding inside. that was not true, but he was trying to spark fear and perhaps keep first responders from getting inside. >> talked to a survivor in probably the same bathroom where the phone call was made, heard him saying as well there were multiple people involved which obviously questions had been raised, why did the police wait so long to go in the final assault, that's one of the possibilities. they didn't know how many people they were dealing w

anderson. >> thanks. me now, bernie sanders surrogate, and new york state democrat, executive director who suports hillary clinton. carl, if president obama does endorse hillary clinton as earl eas wednesday, what impact does that have on sanders? >> if he loses california, there's very little room to maneuv maneuver. we keep seeing time bombs with the server. the only way he can be nominee is if super delegates move towards him because there's such fallout over bad information over the server that they might be tempted. her conduct is indefensible and she hasn't been truthful and people who favor her, know this and they worry that what she's done is give donald trump a possibility of becoming president by her conduct with the server and that's the worry. >> sanders supporter, how worried are you about obama coming out, the president coming out and endorsing hillary? >> there's been things a bit conflated here. there will be no clinching tomorrow. we will not know who the nominee is until the super delega

anderson? >> drew griffin, thank you very much. great reporting. joining me, law enforcement analyst art rod rick, former assistant director of marshal service and mark o'mara, who had a long practice here, defended george zimmerman. art, what do you make of what we learned on the investigation. >> here in the report, another red flag. it will be easy enough to figure out whether the phone calls are made. call the phone company, get the phone records. >> to whom they were made. >> and it will be just as easy on the other side to figure out who the shooter called that day also, speaking in arabic. the bureau already has that phone. i am sure they already probably have that information that they're able to forensically take from the phone. you're right, that was a good question, how far back do you want to go. when do the red flags start. apparently you have a permanent record, looking at his third grade record with all of the comments. >> plenty of people have problems with kids. >> at some point you have to discount it, but add that onto what you s

one thing going on, anderson, it is interesting.is mentor, trump's mentor, one of the people he talks about, roy cohen, hard edged, attorney. as a powerhouse new york lawyer, he was the kind of lawyer would say i don't need to know about the case, i need to know who the judge is, he would go in, work his magic. this is classic strategy. >> classic strategy is throw everything against the wall, see what sticks. >> that's right. this would be a valid way, maybe unsavory, but valid way to move forward the case, win the case. but there are a lot of after effects in the political world. the outside world watches in horror, including his supporters. meanwhile, he is letting the judge know he is coming after him. >> i knew roy cohen, i was scared of him at 8 years old. >> no one is defending this. none of the trump supporters here tonight, ana, nobody. you haven't been able to find, producers of the show can't find any republican that wants to come here tonight and defend this. that's an important point. >> at the end of the day, the ameri

anderson, thank you so much.way, we were talking the law enforcement here just in front of the nightclub and he was saying the governor's on the premises right now. homeland security is here. he told us that was reportable in anticipation of the president's visit here the upcoming thursday. the next the latest on the investigation in orlando. what the the shooter doing in the hours and weeks and dayless before this attack here sunday morning? we are learning this was not the first time this killer visited pulse nightclub. also, ahead, volunteers reaching out how to help families of the victims of this heinous massacre inside the nightclub in orlando. many of them need a place to stay. more on how you can help coming up. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced, but they're daughters heart was set on going to the zoo. so we said if you need safelite to come to the zoo we'll come to the zoo! only safelite can fix your windshield anywhere in the us

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we're here with anderson cooper from cnn.y other election. >> you think? really? >> stephen: --than any i have experienced. >> i don't know. seems pretty normal to me. yeah, no, it's unlike-- >> stephen: you have talked to all the candidates-- >> yes. >> stephen: all the remaining candidates, certainly-- >> yes. >> stephen: you have sort of talked with them for long periods of time. >> yup. >> stephen: what is-- donald trump, the one that we see on camera-- >> right? >> stephen: is he the same guy that you meet backstage before you interview him? >> pretty much, yeah. i mean, i don't think there's much difference between-- between what you see on television or, or what-- i mean, it's not-- >> stephen: that's actually not comforting news. ( laughter ) >> i mean, it's not like i'm hanging out at mar-a-lago by the pool. >> stephen: i bet you could. i bet you could. i bet your mom could get you an invitation. >> you think so? ( laughter ) but, yeah, i did go to his apartment to interview his wife, melania, which was nice, and i w

he said, this is my seat and this is where i'm going to sit. >> anderson receives free coffee ft. weeks following the accident, but he's lucky just to be alive. >>> next a crime so blatant it leaves even the police amazed. >> what exactly were you thinking at the time? >> i don't know. >> you don't know what i'm talking about? okay, that explains a lot. >>> and later, a man rampages through a market in his birthday suit. >> i had gloves on, but that's about all you can do at that point. >>> what exactly were you thinking at the time? >> don't know what you're talking about. >> you don't know what i'm talking about? well, i just saw a video of you placing down a couple of buds as part of your bet. >> fresno, california. a regular walks in and sits down at the black jack table. >> i actually dealt him a couple times before that. he was a nice guy. he was calm and never acted up. >> he's a model black jack player. never once got upset about losing. never. 2 1/2 years. >> but on the night of april 12, 2006, he doesn't need to worry about losing money. he's decided to bet with his own

>> good question, anderson. it is hard to say.esident somehow has another agenda, an agenda that perhaps doesn't share american values. and in talking to republicans today they were having a hard time trying to figure itout, and one of them pointed out to me, this is a pattern you see with donald trump, which is he throws these statements out and tries to walk it back. after that fox interview, he said there are a lot of people that think maybe he doesn't want to get it, referring to obama. then said i happen to think he just doesn't know what he's doing. so he puts it out there, he puts it on other people, and then kind of moves away from it a little bit, but he has thrown it out there, which is red meat for people that distrust and truly dislike the president. >> yeah. dana, it is remarkable that hours after the attack, donald trump tweeted appreciate the congrats for being right on islamic terrorism, i don't want congrats, i want toughness and vigilance, we must be smart. sounds like he is patting himself on the back which he d

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my colleague anderson cooper just spoke with hillary clinton.up, her thoughts on trying to unite the party and her search for a running mate and the attacks by donald trump. much more. stay with us. we were born 100 years ago into a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. ♪ >>> we are standing by to hear from the presumptive nominee democratic nominee, hillary clinton, she just spoke to cnn's anderson cooper. we are also keeping our eyes on senator bernie sanders in his home state of vermont, says he will continue fighting for the nomination. joining us now, democratic senator dianne feinstein of california, urging senator sanders to take steps to unify the party. thank you for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> you played an important role eight years ago bringing hillary clinton and barack obama t

absolutely no reason to doubt that, anderson. let me show you why. delegate count just shy of a 300 lead in pledge delegates now. this is changing by the second -- by the second. look at this, 561 super delegates in now to 47 for senator sanders. we have her right here up kissing the line, shy by ten delegates. as i said, this is changing by the second. and the clinton campaign knows, number one, media counts are beginning to put them at or over the line. they know in their private conversations with these remaining 106 super delegates dozens of them, i'm told, have already privately committed to secretary clinton. they know in their math they're already over the line. what they want to have happen is for the voters to do it. they want to be able to say the voters of new jersey put hillary clinton over the line. they expect to win in new jersey tomorrow. they expect to win something like this, 55% to 45%. even if bernie sanders pulled off an upset and win 55% to 45%, hillary clinton is across the finish line. they are quite certain the first state we

here's anderson. >> all right, anderson. how tough was that to take? tough, but we have to give cleveland credit for the way they played and the way they came back being down 3-1. they played us tough. they made plays. we have to respect all that. unfortunately, we didn't get it done, but i'm very proud of everyone in this locker room. >> what was the difference you think, offense, the defensive end, both? what was it? >> i think they played better than us. they tougher. i think they played harder and better. they made plays. they made some tough plays. that's what gave them the title. >> all right. kyrie makes the three late in the game and you have to give him credit. >> yeah, that was a big shot he made. right before that, i think we had three chances. we missed. i think we rushed a little bit, but it's one of those things. if the shot goes in, we wouldn't be here talking about that. now we have to give them credit and congratulations to cleveland. >> lebron triple-double in game seven. you were a teammate of his. >> lebron is great player. what he

>> yeah, anderson, i think it will.t investigation world, we look to the data recorder telling us what happened, we look to the voice recorder to tell us how it happened. those two things are uniquely different, in the fact something could look like a routine maintenance failure, but if you listen to what happened in the cockpit before that, could lead you to incendiary device or something else. the combination of two is important for the whole story. >> david, there were other crashes where recorders stopped working or data was damaged. if for some reason that's the case here, how else do you determine what happened? >> well, again, both. say the data recorder stopped recording or was damaged in the accident, all you have is the voice recorders to go by, there's a lot of information that can be gleaned from the audio, for example flip of a switch can have a unique audio signature to see what was going on, and be more narrative. if the voice recorder is not available, data recorder is probably the best of both worlds to

anderson's going off! damn, you do not want to make anderson cooper mad. he will...respectfully ask you some questions about the cases you oversaw against gay marriage. >> are you saying you did not believe it would do harm to florida? >> of course not. of course not. g-g-gay people. no, i've never said that. >> larry: the only time that much stuttering doesn't mean you're lying is when it's in a dance remix, right? g-g-gay people! >> i have never really seen you talk about gays and lesbians and transgender people in a positive way until now. i read your twitter history for the last year, and i saw you tweeting about, you know, national dog month. you never tweeted about gay pride month. >> larry: hold on. a year?! now i don't know whether he's a good journalist or just a stalker. maybe both. and, yes, she tweeted about national dog month, but we checked, and she never sent one tweet about national gay dog month! that's just wrong. but pam had a solid defense for that, too. >> well, actually, if you look at my, um, website. now we have hands clasped together, um, all

. >> anderson cooper had the most appearances. he has been on the show four times so far. so an a for compatible but who is most likely to fill that sea for good. >> anderson is scheduled to host the show five times this m with her. a good indication of who the fron runner is. fred savage is hosting. he has shown himself to be good in that chair next to her so the possibility of fred savage is one that people should consider. >> and he is returning for his third time as co-host tomorrow and e is lo pretty comfortable in that seat. >> i adpree wigree with you and pick. i like him very we are tracking stars around the world in tonight's international edition of know and tell. >> first up, hawaii, baywatch. now we know how mrs. carter gets these family vacay photos to good. check out queen b's personal photographer. she was with her on the sand making use of perfect time of day for flattering lighting. next over to london for gwyneth's designer date. >> michael is a good friend of mine. >> that would be michakors. they celebrate his new flag ship store opening and she might b

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anderson, they were bringing patients in in pickup trucks. can typically get advance notice -- >> so can you triage. >> triage and so cuff get an --n get an idea of what the injuries are. we saw this during wartime. it's a lot of how they get through this psychologically. >> for many of these doctors, they've obviously -- unless they had military training, they've probably never seen anything like this at this level. >> and the number of wounds, the multiple gunshot wounds. the bullets, the way they behave when they get in the body, they tumble and all of a sudden, the patient may look okay, blood pressure is okay and five minutes later they're completely unstable. so it's a lot of monitoring, a lot of diligence they have to spend. >> i appreciate you've had such great access. thank you for sharing it with us. >> amanda posted a snapchat video right when the gunfire started. it's the last images her family has of her. they also learned about her brave actions before she died when we continue from orlando. wanna drink more water? with sodastre

sharyl attkisson, great to very you. >> thanks. >> after the break we look at anderson cooper.nguish over the senseless slaughter of 49 gay americans and does that affect their coverage? [ guitar playing ] ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmm. incredible. looks tasty. you don't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. she glows colorful mystery and adventure she's a guide she's a route a story and a song she is this day she is this moment she is this place and she belongs to you only in minnesota >>> cnn's anderson cooper who publicly came out as gay four years ago choked up as he read the names of the victims in orlando. >> they're more than a list of names. they're people who loved and were loved, they're people with families and friends, and dreams. >> but cooper also grilled florida's republican attorney general for having argued in court against same-sex marriage. saying he talked to gay people about this. >> i talk to a lot of gay and les

. >> bill anderson explains how he escaped. >> i was bleeding, my friends jeff was bleed ago lot.was on the grounds in a pool of blood. i wasn't sure whose it was. >> for hours angel santiago described being in a bathroom stall with as many as 15 people, many like angel had been shot, some he said obviously deceased, other trying to figure out a way to escape the club. >> i had to drag myself out of the bathroom, toward the bar area where i was initially until i actually saw like the face after police officer. so when finally saw an officer i had my cell phone in my hand and i started waiving the light so he could see me. >> even after he got out, angel santiago told a story we've heard numerous times since this mass killing took place, victims as loot concerned about their friends as they were about themselves. >> i was jug telling him my friend was shot, there were several people there who i believe are dead, and there are at least 15 people in there. like we need your help. we need someone to go in there. >> surrounded by friends and family, angel expressed thanks that the frie

. >> george gibson who recollects is carl anderson. >> carl anderson is the professor, head of african-american studies in atlanta, one of the really great african-american professes or in the country and at the height of the ferguson riots in 2014, in june, july of 2014 he wrote in which she argued even though everybody understands why we are talking about black rage and deaths of michael brown and gardner, we really should be taking about white race, when blacks have made a social progress in america, they have been met with a concerted deliberate white opposition, whether in reconstruction, migration north, brown versus education, the war against drugs or the obama presidency. every time that blacks have made progress in this country, there has been a concerted white backlash in the courts and legislature. it has been coded as -- as protecting democracy or preventing fraud or some other buzz words for it buts is systemic racism and this is the first time that someone has connected 150 years of history from 1865 to the present to show that the attitudes that were very much alive during recons