i appreciate it. >> join me again in thinking no anderson for his -- thinking -- thanking colonel anderson for his service. [applause] >> our nine week series, america in turmoil, is available as a podcast. you can find it on our website, c-span.org/history. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. -- see videoiews previews of coming programs. c-span3.r at >> monday night on the communicators, this week's decision by a federal judge of living the $85 billion merger of at&t and time warner. joining us to talk about the deal, diana moss. president of the antitrust institute. joshua wright of the anti-global trust -- global antitrust institute. >> that is really the key issue here. in a vertical merger and a horizontal merger, how does the merger change the company's incentives and their ability to exercise greater market power. >> i have an antitrust law casebook. we have looked a long time to find a vertical merger opinion to teach the students. whatever, when this case came out, and whatever way because back on appeal, should there be one, being the first litigated opinion in a vercal

-- thanking colonel anderson for his service. [appla >> our nine week series, america in turmoil, is available as a podcast. you can find it on our website, c-span.org/history. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. weekend, on american artifacts, retort a library of congress exhibit marking the centennial of u.s. participation in world war i. here is a pview. >> everyone is going to be swept up in this. if you go overseas as a soldier, yes, if you stay home and you are a woman and you cannot serve in the military, what can you do/ do?what can you 350,000 african-americans go overseas at soldiers, if you don't go overseas, what can you do? why would you go overseas for a nation that says you are not a full citizen? lastly, in some people's minds, immigrants. you are talking about a nation of 92 million people. about 32 million, are -- bornorm overseas overseas was a product of people born overseas. you talk about millions of people of austrian, german dissent, hundreds of thousands of jews from eastern europe. the idea of

ruby anderson's death is now being investigated by the state.tial care facility font elderly located on the hospital grounds -- for the elderly located on the hospital grounds. she was located near the building. henry lee reports. >> reporter: ruby lee anderson did live at a residential care facility behind me here on the hospital grounds. ruby lee anderson lived in this building on the grounds of sf general hospital. it's less than 150 yards from where her body was found 10 days after she went missing. anderson was one of 59 who lived at this care facility for the elderly who could come and go as she pleased. >> that's because she was not a patient. she was a resident o

mike: the andersons.ou know, vacation every year in the mountains for snowing, up north for water skiing. john: we don't vacation anymore together. we don't do a lot of things because it's just too -- lemonis: as a family. john: yeah, because it's too painful. mike: our family just, like, broke apart. this back area is a little too cramped. lemonis: because you're trying to run two businesses out of 'em. mike: exactly. john: so this is the office. lemonis: hi, there. val: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. val: val. nice to meet you. lemonis: val, nice to meet you. what do you do? val: i'm the office manager, and i take care of finances for tankfarm. i do -- lemonis: the stores? val: the stores. i do, like, the deposits at the banks. i do payroll. lemonis: and are you guys all paid through anderson? val: correct. lemonis: okay. john: this is amy. amy: i'm the production manager for anderson and tankfarm. lemonis: okay. amy: and then i do finances for anderson, as well, too. lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, o

anderson? >> thanks. joining us now, cnn global affairs analyst, ambassador joseph eun. are you surprised that this one on one meeting between president trump and kim jong-un, which most people -- most observers say is probably the most crucial part of all of this, it is going to go on for -- scheduled for some two hours, which is a lot of time between two world leaders and just with their translators. >> frankly, i'm a little surprised. it is so long. usually this kind of meeting will be off schedule, you know. they wouldn't publicize so heavily one on one meeting, also right on top. in the beginning, typically one on one you place it in ddle,hent the end, to wrap it up. so, it does seem that one on one meeting is the main thing. and expanded bilateral working lunch is a side show. and, anderson, i mean, we have to be concerned, you know, of the leaders getting together without real expert help. denuclearization is a serious issue. what steps they take is a serious issue. >> especially with se

mike: anderson's paying the bills. lemonis: but anderson does not produce product for tankfarm.my: they can't pay on time. john: tankfarm can't pay on time. lemonis: is that the truth? amy: yeah. lemonis: so, i never like the brand on the door to be the brand on the product inside that store. the idea of creating brands and doing what you do insi an, but what i would prefer to see is anderson on the door, and then inside of the store, other brands that you may own in your back pocket. when the brand on the door and the name on the product is the same, the customer is gonna see that as almost a house brand, like generic cereal. and the high margins that you ctually going for, they may not come to fruition. what's it like working for these two guys? val: the way that they treat us, they're fair. they're nice. i will say that they are kind of spread thin. amy: usually, it's pretty stressful, and you know, john is going, "give me the new art, new customer, new business, sales." and he's just very pressured and wanting to make sure we're doing our jobs. sometimes i feel like they jus

>> anderson, you're right.cate when they're on opposite sides, but they're not sube workinogether when they're supposed to be representing adverse clients. and at this pointettlement was supposed to be executed back in 2016. there was no reason for keith davidson to be communicating with michael cohen. and if you look at the text messages attached to the lawsuit, these were tool individuals who had a very chummy inappropriate relationship at this point. they're supposed to be representing an adverse interest. >> in that last text they talk about the wise men, they they. you believe the wise men included president trump. how do you come to that conclusion? is there any evidence to back it up? because it doesn't seem there's anymore details in the complaint. >> well, we have evidence that the term "wide men" quote-unquote included mr. trump. and to be clear i'm not calling mr. trump a wise man. i'm just stating that text message from mr. c included mr. trump. if you look at these text messages you'll have to conc

anderson? >> so how did the kids there end up there? because they crossed the southern border, which is obviously nowhere near new york. >> reporter: right, right. well, if you listen to new york city's mayor, bill deblasio, he brings up one example. a 9-year-old. calls him eddie from honduras. he came up here on a bus. most of those children came here he says by bus, long hours on a bus. many of them arriving here with lice, bedbugs, chickenpox, he says some of the conditions that they may have received in transit on the way here. so, many of them not in great condition. many of the children suffering from the mental anguish of being separated from their parents but imagine the shock, anderson, this mayor had he expressed today, shock and anger at finding out that 239 children were here. he says his office, the city, had no idea until today that these children were even here. anderson? >> so you said that they -- they're in foster care and go back to -- at night and go back to the facility dur

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anderson? >>> i'm joined now by two of national security analysts david sanger from "the new york times" and gail lamond. david, big picture, a lot of the wording as we said in this joint declaration, this joint statement is wording that deals have been made from north korea in the past, same wording? >> absolutely right. some of the wording goes back to 1992, north/south agreement which was much more specific, some to the clinton era, bush documents and, in fact, this agreement specifically references the agreement reached between north and south korea a few weeks ago. so the words complete denuclearization are there. they're nowhere defined and there's no timetable. previous agreements have committed north korea to allowing iaea inspectors back into the country to adhering to international arms control eaties and so forth. >> it's actually even less specific. >> it's less. now, the president's bet is that none of that matters. m that they builtis that the up some trust and that he's doing thi

more with pamela anderson interests a minute.no fan of uber and she will tell you why. >> if you are a sexual offender, you could probably get a job at uber. tucker: pamela anderson coming up. to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you ve to do is pay with this... at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr. i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? i'm not sure. what's in your wallet? >> tucker: we just had a conversation tucker: we had a conversation with pamela anderson about julian assange and vladimir putin but then the conversation turned to taxi services uber and lift which proved popular with the public. pamela anderson is not a fan, she is campaigning against ridesharing apps which she says exploit drivers and endanger passengers. you never hear that complaint, lure in drivers and split them. >> everybody knows about the difficulties of being sexually a

>> anderson, thanks for having me on.xperience shows, my own experience shows, that perceived changes in immigration enforcement policy do have a reaction. at best, they have a short-term effect on illegal migration. but so long as the underlying conditions in the countries from which the migrants are coming continue to exist, illegal migration's going to continue to exist. that's what the 2014 experience, my three years as secretary showed and so we looked at doing a number of different things. we embraced a number of different things. some of which i freely admit were controversial. but the one thing we would not do is separate children from their parents when they got to the border. >> attorney general sessions now saying they never intended to separate kids. it's the opposite of what he said last month. this administration did talk about this as a deterrent. it doesn't seem like this administration can get their story straight much less this policy. >> well, anderson, i have to say that a sure sign of the weakness of

sorry for the fire truck, anderson.s to do what he can to keep this fight going. this afternoon he demanded the border wall in the oval office meeting. the issue of child separation merely came up. some of his advisers predicted this over the weekend, he may change course, videos and footage of children, all over television, promulgated everywhere. so far that's not occurred. one thing we've found today, a number of his aides have shown him more positive pictures of the children playing video games, exercising outside, not really images you've seen on tv and that's been one reason they've been able to convince him that some of the coverage is unfair and suspicions of it. >> is it clear to you the extent to which the president is being swayed by those other images? i know you're reporting he's been shown some other ones. >> right. that's where we are right now. the dichotomy is this, inside the white house, you have a number of advisers, john kelly, who said this should be a deterrent. stephen miller who has embraced thi

anderson is with me.that kim jong-un left his hotel about 25, 30 minutes ago and now it looks like he may be arrived at the marina bay sans. >> there is a really kind of remarkable building three towers with sort of this basically something built on top of it where there is a pool and a night club in this structure. it's not clear why they chose this location for kim jong-un to visit if as we assume it is the motorcade. heeft his we got some indication earlier today that spots were being scouted out for a visit from the north korean leader. security is always very tight here in singapore, but it is especially tight now. there you see a number of the bodyguards of the large bodyguard detail for kim jong-un. not clear. that is certainly his entourage. hard to actually see if he was in there. his bodyguards are actually enormously tall and so he might have been in that grouping. >> anderson -- >> sorry, poppy, go ahead. >> no, let's go to -- >> standing by at the st. regis. you've been outside the st. regis

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so i took it as a challenge and per sued the story, and osborn anderson had gone to canada after the fugitive slave act of 1850 and he worked for a up in calls the provincial freeman, published by marianneshed d cary, and her papers were at howard university. so i went there to see if there was more to their relationship but i found she had published really heart-wrenching letters of john copeland sent to his family back in overland, ohio, just above he was countied -- executed for his role in the john brown raid, and i thought the story has to be about all five thus born the idea of "five for freedom." a really important story from the past that resonates in the present, and i've sort of dedicated a lot of my career to writing about forgotten figures whose stories have not been told and i also interviewed descendents and found that how much the event, which seems ancient in history, is so much with is today. have that "five from freedom" i've made a small contribution to telling their story, and bringing down to the present day. >> thanks. really. so, i'm just going start asking som

anderson, for years, i was glad to be associated with fox. it was a legitimate conservative and libertarian outlet. but with the rise of donald trump, fox did a destructive propaganda machine and as a former military officer, i took an oath to defend the constitution of the united states. and in my view, fox, particularly the prime time host attacking rule of order. the rule of law. justice department, robert mueller. and they are doing it for ratings and profit. and doing a great grave disserve to our country. >> do you think some of the host in prime time, do you think they believe the stuff they are saying about the deep state, what they are saying about the department of justice. >> i suspect hannity really believes it. i wanted to cry out and say how can you do this? how can you lie to our country? how can you knowingly attack our constitution, the bedrock of our system of government. the bedrock of our country. and when you go after the constitution, you best be wear because you are doing a phenomenal indeed measurable damage. >> do you

ruby anderson was found at the plant just behind me. she had been living as a resident at an elderly care facility right down there, just a couple of hundred feet between the plant and where she was living. you can see the corner of the building over my shoulder and this plant was never searched because ruby was not a patient at zuckerberg general hospital. a huge crack in the system. they got fixed now. the archway reads department of public health over this part of the campus, meaning despite calls to the sheriff's department and flyers distributed for a missing 75-year-old woman, a full corps. press search was never performed. >> we have established protocols which were followed and of course, something went wrong here, right, because mrs. anderson died and it's a terrible thing that happened and we're looking into how it can be prevented in the future. >> reporter: at a news conference today, reporters learned no one even searched the very building where ruby anderson's body was found. >> that's because she was not a patient. she wa

"a.c. 360" with anderson begins right now. >>> good evening. tonight, president trump and the president of france are right now exchanging verbal blows the night before they're supposed to be talking about what unites them. also, the first lady hits back at her husband's lawyer, rudy giuliani, over his remarks about stormy daniels. our dana bash has just spoken with mayor giuliani, and you'll not want to miss what he has to say to her. first, something you'll only see here. kim kardashian west breaking her silence, speaking out for the first time about her effort to secure the freedom of this woman caught in what was obviously one of the great joyful moments of her life. alice marie johnson rushing into the arms of loved ones, freed yesterday after 21 years in federal prison, sentenced to life on drug charges. kardashian west lobbied the president on miss johnson's behalf and yesterday he the commuted her sentence, citing her good behavior and rehabilitati rehabilitation. nothing which would be especially controversial, except it's part of a pa

>> anderson, i talked to roberto and dennis about that.ly, they have no idea how long it could take. roberto said his court hearing is in two weeks in mississippi. he thought it could be all done right then. if you're rejected, it could go very quick. if you go to court, you could get kicked out of the country. but if you go to court, obey the law, it could still take years. an average of two to four years. >>> an extraordinary doctor working to make a big difference for orphan kids around the world. i traveled to haiti where music and games are the forefront of her efforts to promote learning. "champions for change" is next. i have to tell you something incredible. capital one has partnered with hotels.com to give venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. all you have to do is pay with this... at hotels.com/venture. 10 miles per dollar? that is incredible. brrrrr. i have the chills. because you're so excited? because ice is cold. and because of all those miles. obviously. what's in your wallet? i'm no

. >> he has indeed, anderson, he's won in many respects. i was out on the streets of singapore last evening as kim jong-un was essentially going around and seeing the sites. he rarely if ever leaves his regime. he rarely leaves nth korea, there he was getting somewhat of a positive welcome here he has won in many respects, because he's on the world stage, everyone is watching this meeting. president trump is trying to ease concern of allies. he's had conversations with shinzo abe of japan. conversations with the leader of south korea as well. this is something the president is trying to reassure others that everything will go nine in this meeting. for 45 minutes, a one on one conversation with translators only is going to set the table for how the rest of the day will unfold. then their advisers will come in and work for a few hours, and then they are scheduled to have a working lunch. >> we'll continue to check in with you, jeff. the pictures you're seeing right now. the st. regis hotel. not too far from where president trump is staying as

>> anderson, i talked to roberto and dennis about that. they have no idea how long it could take. roberto said his court hearing is in two weeks in mississippi. he thought it could be all done right then. if you're rejected, it could go very quick. if you go to court, you could get kicked out of the country. but if you go to court, obey the law, it could still take years. an average of two to four years. >>> an extraordinary doctor working to make a big difference for orphan kids around the world. i traveled to haiti where music and games are the forefront of her efforts to promote learning. "champions for change" is next. . and right now, buy one samsung galaxy s9 and get one free. a lot of paints say ordinthey can do the job,ver. but just one can "behr" through it all. behr premium plus, a top rated interior paint at a great price. family friendly, disaster proof. find it exclusively at the home depot. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i s

commissioner anderson. >> commissioner anderson: thank you for your patience. back to the degaussing station. harbor master office. did you consider expanding the existing building where the harbor master is now as opposed to taking over the degaussing station? >> we have looked at that, commissioner. it's very limited footprint down there on what we call the mole there at the west harbor, and the difficulty with the existing harbor master station is it just doesn't have the feel -- doesn't have the field of view to -- the east harbor is completely out of sight over there. and so when we look at positioning at the existing degaussing station, they can see the channel, the west harbor, east harbor, monitor all the activity, and attention to the berth holders, they have to drive over to be expected to the master operations. >> we have a certified e.i.r. for the west harbor project, permits, army corps of engineers and other regulatory agencies that did not contemplate an expansion of the current harbor master's office beyond what it is. however, in that e.i.r., a

>> well, thank you for the opportunity to be here, anderson.m came along and even as we were ending the year we established that this number was going to be much higher than what we had as an official tally. we had a protocol that was based on data, on what we got from the registry. we knew that more deaths were, you know, were a by-product of the storm. as a matter of fact we had commissioned, george washington university to do a study so that we can narrow down not only how many deaths, but also what we can do towards the future to prevent them. >> that study was supposed to -- it hasn't begun. it's supposedly going to get done this summer. this study is shocking. your government did stick with this low figure for a long time. you said it was widely believed it would be higher. cnn interviewed funeral directors and knew it was going to be higher even before the survey. why stick with a number you know is artificially low? >> it's not sticking with the number. it was just establishing that the process that we had prior led us to that number wh

christ anderson, south has served the carolina. his masters of divinity in 2001. and his doctorate oministry from reform theological seminary in charlotte, north carolina, in 2015. in addition, he's a chaplain and south carolina state guard where he faithfully serves and is wearing his uniform today. he's married to his wonderful wife, nancy, his children, some of which are joining us in the gallery for this special moment. i'm proud to join dr. campbell on the floor of the people's house and thank him for his service to his god, his country, and his community. may god continue to bless him and his family, the state of south carolina, and the united states of america. and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further one-minute requests on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objectio

because it seems to be a big ticket item for democrats, anderson.ders, a big shot, to do it for our audience tonight. >> look forward to that, chris. about six minutes from now. "cuomo prime time" at 9:00. don't want to miss it. >>> is a weekend host on fox headed for the trump administration? pirro wants a high profile job. we'll tell you what job it is next. to get to your bonus cash back. first they make you sign up for bonus cash back and it's only on a few categories. and when those categories change, you gotta sign up again. when does it end?! with the capital one quicksilver® card, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. it's like a cash back oasis. what's in your wallet? with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor.

anderson, we saw president trump and kim jong-un meet face to face. the big we is, when will we find out if they have some sort of deal? >> we expect statements from president trump and some other decorations or communication or some other jointtatement about what if anything came out of this meeting and what comes next. that's really the big question right now that we don't havehe answer to. jeff, the critical question is, what are the next steps? no matter what happened in the face to face between president trump and kim jong-un, they didn't get into the level of detail that they're going to need to, to at least get into the serious verification issues which secretary pompeo has raised. >> the question here today it's more than a photo op. this is an extraordinary moment that these leaders are here. it's probably the easy part, president trump is good at this. kim jong-un seems to be reveling in the moment. look at those photos there in front of the flags. at this point the president is going to hand out the details to secretary of state mike pompeo

you mentioned, anderson, this top two system. so treform that was put in place several years ago by governor schwarzenegger in california to try to see if you can elect more moderates. well, the system isn't exactly working that way. what is happening in this year because of all the anti-trump resistance energy we've insidehe dem party part of that enthusiasm is a slew of candidates running for office. we have a list of all the candidates running for the 39th congressional district in california. i count seven ds on that list, democratic candidates from that one district that could be a real pickup opportunity. if all the democrats flip the vote, then there's a chance two democrats end up being the top two defenders. >> there's also an important gubernatorial governors race in california. >> and that speak tuesday the bigger question of the republican party. ronald reagan's repubca party in california, which is almost extinct. as a republican from california said to me today, it's definitely an endangered species getting there. b

ruby anderson's death is now being investigated by the state. she was one of several people living at a residential care facility font elderly located on the hospital grounds -- for the elderly located on the hospital grounds. she was located near the building. henry lee reports. >> reporter: ruby lee anderson did live at a residential care facility behind me here on the hospital grounds. ruby lee anderson lived in this building on the grounds of sf general hospital. it's less than 150 yards from where her body was found 10 days after she went missing. anderson was one of 59 who lived at this care facility for the elderly who could come and go as she pleased. >> that's because she was not a patient. she was a resident of a board and care facility that happened to be on the campus. she regularly signed herself in and out. >> reporter: her death is now under investigation by the state's department of social services. state officials are looking into whether the facility followed state regulations in caring for anderson. a san francisco public heal

bless you, anderson. it's an emotional day for everyone. >> and nuclear devices that can be delivered by bombers. >> indeed, indeed. everybody is quite concerned with how much, if anything, the u.s. decides to give away, which they probably won't but they are concerned because america already has sort of a feeling in the regiont is pulling back, that china is filling the vacuum and china would be just thrilled to replace the united states forces and influence in the pacific area. >> and there's been questions about what is the depth of the president's knowledge. matt pottinger is the aging security head on the security council, respect from both sides of the aisle, and the u.s. representative to north korea on that issue and director pompeo, who long time in congress but he was the director of the cia. he himself has been twice to north korea and has certainly seen the intelligence. he know it is well. so there's a great depth of knowledge around the table there to aid the president. >> and there is on th

anderson starts now. >> good evening, hosting a championship sports team ranked up there from the white house easter egg roll. even when some of their teammates publicly stayed away. fans whatever your team you are posing with today. today the philadelphia eagles and spreading false hoods by the reasons why. the national anthem will be proudly played and sung ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> init sin it, the president talked about how much he respected the national anthem. last night in cancelling the team's visit, the president said quote the disagreeith their president because they insist that they proudly stand for the national anthem hand on heart in honor of the great men and women of ourary. not one eagle took a knee. staying in the locker room for the playing of our national anthem is as disrespectful for our couny's kneeling. that is also not true. they didn't stay in the locker room. when it became cle that the event had been canceled. press secretary sarah sanders tried a little gaslighting. is loyal to its team in goodes or bad. then late today another lin

the book by kate anderson brower, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm sorry i missed the first part of theegment. i just caught you speaking about al gore and al gore really was raised in washington dc and that is why i think he cannot win his own state. i believe that is because we do not look at him and we basically looked at him as if he was a creature of washington. his father was a very racist democrat from the 60s whatever but i don't know. that's all i got to say. thank you. >> host: thank you, chris. >> guest: it is true. he went to saint alden's and it was funny when i talk to him it was on the phone so i couldn't tell his facial expression. i like to do interviews in person but he could only talk on the phone and i asked him what it is like working in a white house with the most powerful first lady in history. we have not seen a family member that powerful since robert kennedy was attorney general. he said i think our conversation is a most over. to me, he was joking but it was also like he did not want to get into that relationship with h

. [ cheers and applause ] the one the only, louie anderson.sic from the fantastic band, cold war kids is here tonight! so -- [ cheers and applause ] it's a wonderful night. before we get to that president trump has spent the weekend once again attacking the russia investigation while lying about his administration'sel for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." >> seth: trump wandered onto the white house lawn on friday for an impromptu interview with "fox & friends" where he rambled about everything from china to trade and for some reason decided to lavish praise on his supporters. >> i have the greatest supporters in the world. by the way, they're the smartest, they're the hardest working, they pay taxes, they're incredible, they're loyal. i have the bikers, i have the construction workers, i have them all. >> seth: trump is such a phony, the only jobs he can name are village people. [ laughter and applause ] i have the bikers, the construction workers. i've got the cops, the sailors, the leather men. trump right now is dealing with a s

police injamaica investigate the deaths of british couple charlie and gayle anderson who recently retirede island from manchester. prince william in the middle east — he'll be the first member of the royal family on an official trip to both israel and the palestinian territories. back at their training camp, england prepare for their next match on thursday safe in the knowledge that they're now through to the knockout stage. and coming up on bbc news. crunch time at the world cup — as the final group matches start, will cristiano ronaldo aim to guide portugal to the last 16? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the future of london's heathrow airport will be decided later today when mps vote on whether or not to build a 3rd runway. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson — who once said he'd lie down in front of bulldozers — is missing the vote on a foreign trip. he's written to his constituents defending his decision not to resign over the issue because, he says, doing so would have "achieved nothng". labour is officially opposed to the third runway and this morning jeremy corb

segÚn las autoridades, la seÑora anderson firmÓ la salida del 20 de mayo a las 9:00 a.m.ayor. luz: pacientes del hospital estÁn sorprendidos que sÓlo ayer un trabajador encontrara a anderson sin vida, luego de mÁs de una semana desaparecida. " nos enteramos que una persona habÍa desaparecido. dejamos mensajes a la familia. revisamos con el hospital y las cÁrceles, y no estaba nadie en el sistema", asegurÓ el alguacil de la ciudad. anderson no era paciente del hospital zuckerberg, pero sÍ de un centro de ancianos que queda al lado del plantel mÉdico, dÓnde la mujer de la tercera edad tenÍa la libertad de firmar su salida y entrada todos los dÍas, aun cuando tenÍa demencia. >> tienen que poner vigilancia para estar pendientes de lo que pasa alrededor del hospital. luz: los oficiales del hospital han implementado un sistema de seguridad, dÓnde las personas que ingresan a un lugar de empleados deberÁn presentar la credencial. "vamos a implementar este tipo de seguridad las 24 horas el dÍa inmediatamente. haremos cambios con mÁs informaciÓn de este caso". un evento similar ocu

we have anderson cooper and jim clapper with us. the men speaking with i guess who is anticipated to be their translator. >> it does to me. and i have concern about engaging people through translators. huge cultural differences. my own experience and trying to engage the man or woman that you are dealing with through a translator, it is not the same as real estate in new york. >> we do hear them speaking to ch other. do we know if kim jong-un speaks english. i am assuming president trump isn't speaking korean. >> i don't know if he speaks english or not. he may understand some from his experience in schooling in switzerland. >> little surprise at the apparent warmth and the body language. is that something kim is used to culturally. >> probably not. not too manyorth korea do that. but the occasion called for it, i thought. and that's, you know, brief body language there, that is a good sign. >> anderson, to you. >> chris, here with christian amanpour and jim sciutto and ambassador yun. >> it was fascinating. and there was body langu

lucky to have with me for the entire hour anderson cooper in singapore. less than ten hours to go before this big face to face. >> that's right. a lot of anticipation certainly, it is 11:00 here at night. we're just hours from a handshake that could make history. the ice could be broken when president trump and kim jong-un meet here. th first summit ever between a sitting u.s. president and north korean leader. global implications. kim jong-un is not getting to bed early before his big day on the world stage. he'seen going for a bit of a walk about on the town in singapore with his entourage, taking in the sites by the bay. even posing for a selfie with the foreign minister of singapore. that's the selfie that was taken. i'm not sure how many selfies kim jong-un has ever actually been in, but that's certainly one of them. paula hancocks and kaitlan collins are here as well covering all of this. paula, let's start with you, what do we know about this tour that kim took tonight? was that -- i know they had been preparing for it, for several hours. >> report

anderson cooper with ac 360 starts right now. >>> good evening. cap several days of combative tweets. one of them contained a newly published letter from two of his lawyers. put it go all together, paints a picture of a president perhaps getti getting ready to test the power of the law. declared he has the absolute right to pardon himself despite doing nothing wrong. the spark might have come over the weekends with "the new york times," quote that would. about the trump tower meeting back in june 2016. the key passage reads you have all of the notes. communications and testimony indicating that the president dictated a short butt accurate response to "new york times" article. it was misleading as was the story about the story. it aligned that jay sekulow repeatedly put out there. the president dictated a short but accurate response and watch what they said back then. >> that was written by donald trump jr. and i am sure in consolidation with his lawyer. the president didn't sign off on anything. the statement that was released on saturday was rele

>> thank you, anderson. i am "cuomo prime time." children are crying at the border.e going to play you reported sounds of life inside the trump detention centers. the administration doubling down, of course, on the virtue of prosecuting illegal entrants and claiming the law mandates tearing kids from their parents at the border. this is not

look how anderson greeted starter daniel. a deep three run blast for tim anderson. it was 5-5. back came the a's in the fifth. jet lowery -- every time i see him i think -- cash machine for his next contract. in the next inning matt olsen went up. how about his 17th home run for the year? oakland took a one run lead. in the 8th tied at 6. nick martini just called up before the game got his first major league hit and it was a big one. gave the a's the lead. a's won the game a final of 7-. they have won six of their last seven. >>> soccer. mexico fans love the passion. world cup action from russia in white. 66th minute against south korea. javier hernandez scored to make it 2-0. 50th international goal for him. mexico won it 2-1. they are 2-0 at the world cup and sit atop group f. >>> germany on the brink of elimination. 95th minute here came tony cross. an incredible goal. how does he do it? germany came back to stun sweden. 2-1. they stay alive in group f. >>> nascar, kyle larson won the pole for tomorrow's 350. second straight year the elk grove native will start the race from

but also, anderson, really disappointing.ve to bullies, it doesn't change anything. much of the policy change was to appease people like donald trump. >> it comes on the heels of essentially appeasing the president. >> so much of this, there are a lot of conservatives, especially on the libertarian side, protesting has been part of the american fabric. and suddenly to make these kinds of divisions and it has this racial tone to it which is very unfortunate. the people who are protesting are essentially african americans, criminal justice towards african americans and they are taking a knee and they have taken something that is not just that big a deal and blown it up. you have to believe it is for political purposes for his own good. >> mark, it is difficult to gloss over any racial undertones this this. >> absolutely. it is interesting that the patriots, when som don't want to participate in the white house festivities they still do it. when the eagles don't do it, it is a very different story. it is disturbing. but it also

it turns out where anderson was last seen is not far from the plant where her body was found. it's a situation that brings back memories of lynn spaulding, the patient who died of hydration in a general hospital stairwell. that 2013 incident sparked a change in protocol that triggers a search of the entire campus when a patient goes missing.....but that didn't happen for andersen because she was not considered a patient.i would say that's not the protocol for this kind of person because generally these people signed themselves out and may not be on the campus which is very possible but also they sign themselves off every day so something we have not established as protocol of looking for people who do not return to the behavioral health campus. now for four cold green which is a patient's disappearance we do have that protocol and every building would be searched including the shears department would have search the power plant pet stairway as well that may change after this latest tragedy. one change that has already happened since the discovery of the elderly woman's remains