so this is team anderson. of course, i'm on team anderson. so cute. all right. i'll do a shot. >> so wait -- >> twist my arm. >> andy has to do the shot. >> he just did. he did it. >> i did it. >> i know you're doing it. >> i did it. i did it. i love you had the shotski. every once night on "watch what happens live" we do a shotski. we've done one with hillary clinton. >> really. >> is there anyone that haven't done a shotski. >> people that don't drink do a water one. >> is that an option for me for the rest of the night? >> no, babe. our next guest had an incredible year. >> she impressed the world by reading a momenpoem. amanda gorman is here to read a poem for the new year and released three books this year and became first estee d estee global maker for access and social change among girls and women joining us now i'm so pleased amanda gorman is here with us. happy new year. >> it's so great to be here. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >> you have -- he's really good. >> i don't drink, amanda, and i'm a little tipsy, i'll say. you

yes. >> she called me -- >> anderson, wait, wait, wait. anderson, stop. your giggle -- i can't.> i don't know what is going on. i'm -- i don't know what is going on. >> it's the most hilarious joyful thing. >> like, listen, i haven't laughed all year. it's so nice to laugh with you guys and have fun and be together. >> you two are a duo for the ages. regina king lived her best life this year. jackie, i love you always. >> you guys -- you men, you women, you people -- >> "days of our lives". >> cheers, happy new year. >> thank you so much. really, made my night. >> coming up, katy perry is performing her new single. >> to betty white, also. >> betty white from my friend john mayer. stay with us. mission control, we are go for launch. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast

>> for sure, anderson.s mission in his court filings to appeal this ruling he got a pcr test showing that he was positive for the coronavirus. he was administered the test and got the result back seven hours later. djokovic says he didn't know about the result until a day later, only after he appeared at an event giving trophies to a bunch of children but he says he did know about it when he decided to conduct a photo shoot with a french newspaper. he's saying he willingly, knowingly went to an engagement while knowing he was positive without informing the journalist and photographer about this. this is raising even more criticism, obviously, of his whole handling of the pandemic and safety concerns there. >> wow. that's pretty stunning. what's the expectation of how immigration authorities might rule? is there any sense? >> they're certainly building a case against him. it seems like after losing this initial appeal on procedural grounds, they're taking their time a bit. they're not so worried about the im

>> well, look, anderson.act that bill barr had been somebody that was seen as the ultimate trump loyalist. somebody that did battle for him answer the mueller investigation, the russia investigation. the fact that bill barr really was the most popular figure among the trump faithful in the trump cabinet. the fact that that is who bill barr is makes his potential testimony on this subject even more powerful. bill barr -- as he told me in an interview that i conducted with him last summer but -- but he's never said in a public forum. he has never said this out in front of the cameras. he told me that he looked chapter and verse into the allegations that donald trump was making about election fraud, and he found that they were all bs. he looked into the allegations in georgia of ballots under a desk. nonsense. he looked at the allegations of -- of big dumps of ballots in the middle of the night in michigan. found them to be nonsense. he looked over and over, again, at these allegations about rigged voting machin

but, anderson, this is about accountability. accountability has been a stranger donald trump has never encountered and today in a courtroom, he met it. >> one of the former president's lawyers argued to the judge today that the former president cannot be held liable for actions he did not take. what do you say to that? >> in the key action, of course, that the judge pressed the former-president's lawyer on was, well, if donald trump did not intend to incite the mob on january 6th, why didn't he just call off the mob? why did it take over two hours -- nearly three hours -- before he even said anything at all? and -- and there was no good answer, other than, well, because he's the president. he can say what he wants, and he can't be held accountable for that. that that's not good enough and in the law, when you incite and aim a mob, you are held accountable and this president did not do that in his official capacity as president. he did it as a loser of a presidential campaign -- someone who had lost and was throwing out the legal

anderson: that was not a scientific process. that was tom foley representing the state of washington, taking care of hanford. that was jim wright representing the state of texas, taking care of deaf smith county, texas, and senator reid being a eshman. man: the "yea"s are 61, the "nay"s a 28, and the conference port is agreed to. reid: i think it's important to recognize that nuclear waste is not a partisan issue. chisholm: republicans, democrats, ranchers, miners, urban people, outdoor people--everybody knew that this was... reid: the screw nevada bill. woman: the screw nevada bill. man: the screw neva bill. anderson: it wasn't chosen on the merits. it was chosen for pure political reasons. man: who has only 2 senators, no political clout whatsoever, and who lives in a place that is perceived at least to be nothing but desert and wasteland? d they said, "a-ha! nevada." man: we in nevada will not stand for it. [applause] man: a coalition of elected officials, environmentalists, and businessmen is waging a guerrilla war to kill a

the white house said this call tonight was more of a check-in, anderson.y didn't expect there to be any big breakthroughs or deliverables in the u.s. side to the ukrainians but essentially wanted the two leaders to talk over the phone. an hour and 20 minutes about, of course, what is a serious, serious discussion and they still don't know exactly what it is the russians are going to do. >> kaitlan collins, appreciate it. thank you. whatever happens next, one thing appears certain. russia's state-controlled media will be taking every opportunity to push the kremlin line and make the case for invading a sovereign nation, which happens to be a fledgling democracy. that much can be expected. let alone the entire cold war is how eagerly some of the right in this country are now defending vladimir putin. in fact, to the point that russian state tv is now echoing some of it back. here is a frame from a screenshot from a recent tucker carlson program on fox. the banner reading -- beneath reading none of this benefits america. that is from carlson. to be clear, unl

anderson?daniels might testify? and under this scenario, would avenatti be the one cross-examining her? >> yeah, i mean, this is quite a showdown. these two were the dynamic duo who were taking on former president trump. now they will be sparring in the courtroom. the prosecutors say that she is going to be their big witness. she's the one that was allegedly defrauded. they say it's not likely she will testify tomorrow, but it is possible. seems like it's more likely she'll be on the stand on thursday. anderson? kara scannell, thank you. >>> a scene you might find hard to believe in the united states after package rob rays from a train left tracks completely trashed. it's a scene that has many in los angeles if things are completely out of control. cnn's nick watt joins us next for a look at the rising crime in los angeles. ...and our md safety system—ever. ♪ my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my u

anderson. by the way, is he thomas anderson to you or neo?swer my questions, just say so. >> i just answered your question! i'm thomas anderson and neil. >> stephen: all right, what's the difference between those two guys in your mind? >> oh, my gosh, i was just about to say one is thomas anderson and one is neo. ( laughter ) >> stephen: let's let that sink in. that's too deep an answer for me. let me just-- hold-- >> i was about to say thomas anderson, his real life, but he's actually in the matrix. and then neo exists in the digital computer generated reality, but then is also living in the real world. so it's thomas anderson and neo. >> stephen: i accept your answer. ( laughter ) i apologize for pressing too hard. >> but he was born as thomas anderson. >> stephen: was he? wasn't he just harvested, grown in a lab, put into a pod and harvested and not born? >> isn't it? he has consciousness. >> stephen: he does. >> stephen: it's true, he has consciousness. but he wasn't born until he was freed from the illusion of thomas anderson and born in

clearly, he doesn't, anderson. he has been talking about the election almost nonstop since he left office and left the white house. um, almost a year ago now. and so, it is notable, though, to see this divide between the former president and one of his closest allies in the media because he and sean hannity were very close. they spoke not only on a daily basis but several times a day. i'm told that they are still pretty close. um, but clearly, the former president is not happy with this advice that sean hannity was sending to his chief of staff at the time. >> and, kaitlan, hannity's attorney sekulow said there were -- they are reviewing the letter, will respond as appropriate. do we know if hannity and the former president -- i mean, do you know if they still communicate a lot? >> they do still communicate. i'm not sure if it's as much as it was when former president trump was in the white house. he used to often call hannity to talk about his show once it was over we were told by multiple sources. hannity often a

>> anderson, thank you so much. series on the ongoing threats to american democracy. and tonight we take you to key battleground states where republican and democratic election officials who ensured a fair and secure election in 2020 are quitting left and right and where others are going to extraordinary measures to protect themselves. they have to. not only are some officials facing the possibility of felony convictions for honest administrative errors or for helping voters who run into problems with their ballot applications.

i'm worried, anderson. frieden, thank you. >> reminder this thursday cnn is going to mark the one-year anniversary with the attack with a live two-hour broadcast from the capitol to honor those heroes who protected our democracy that day. police, lawmakers, leaders who remembered that day will join jake tapper and myself live from the capitol january 6th one year later begins thursday at 8:00 p.m. up next tonight, more breaking news. the jury reaching a partial verdict in the trial of elizabeth holmes -- the former ceo and founder of failed blood testing startup, theranos. use a. starts with a healthy immune system. with vitamins c and d, and zinc. getting out there has never tasted so good. try centrum multigummies. ever rushed to a doctor's appointment and thought: [whispers] "couldn't i do this from home?" only to get inside, where time stands still. "how long do i have to wait here?" healthcare makes many of us feel anxious, confused, exposed, and overwhelmed—but it doesn't have to be that way. letsgetc

i'm worried, anderson.r putin is up a tree. >> tom frieden, thank you. >> reminder this thursday cnn is going to mark the one-year anniversary with the attack with a live two-hour broadcast from the capitol to honor those heroes who protected our democracy that day. police, lawmakers, leaders who remembered that day will join jake tapper and myself live from the capitol january 6th one year later begins thursday at 8:00 p.m. up next tonight, more breaking news. the jury reaching a partial verdict in the trial of elizabeth holmes -- the former ceo and founder of failed blood testing startup, theranos. from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. narrator: on a faraway beach, the generation called "our greatest" saved the world from tyranny. in an office we know as "oval," a new-generatio

this is her award. >> reporter: anderson died this morning after complications from cancer. was 68. delivering decades of laughs "a life with louie" well-lived steve patterson, nbc news, hollywood. >>> and up next we remember another legend, the one and only meat loaf >>> finally, remembering a music legend, meat loaf, the rocker who sold millions of albums has died joe fryer with a tribute. ♪ >> reporter: his songs were described as mini operas they defined a career with multiple acts ♪ >> reporter: meat loaf shot to stardom in 1977 with his album "bat out of hell" with hits like "paradise" and "two out of three ain't bad. ♪ because two out of three ain't bad. >> reporter: then in the '90s, he won a grammy for his comeback hit "i would do anything for love, but i won't do that". ♪ but i won't do that. >> reporter: for marvin lee adade, meat loaf turned his nickname into his stage name he felt singing a song was like playing a character. >> it becomes your sole. and that's how i sing. >> reporter: before finding fame in the music business, meat loaf starred in the screen and

>> anderson, thank you so much.ocracy. and tonight we take you to key battleground states where republican and democratic election officials who ensured a

just search anderson cooper 360. news continues. >> reporter: anderson, thank you very much. peril, to sound the alarm democracy is still very much in danger. tonight we'll dig into how former president trump's forces are purging state and local operations across the country. it's of course happening add the national level, too, is trump is picking and choosing his favorite big lie peddlers in key contests. that's happening under the watchful eye of senate leader mich mcconnell. the big question, though, is what happens if our mid-term elections later this year are thrown into chao

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thank you so much. >> thanks, anderson. >> the news continues.king news. this is "don lemon tonight." the chicago teachers union is accepting a deal to open the schools. the mayor lori lightfoot is speaking. >> everything the parents have done over the difficult few days to make sure their voices were heard, i encourage you, keep going. we need you at the table always. some will ask who won and who lost

indeed, this is paul thomas anderson's film - paul thomas anderson's film liquorice pizza from a baseecollections and also the recollections of a friend he was a child star and they went on to become active in a producer and it starts cooper hoffman, son of philip seymour hoffman who works with paul thomas anderson a lot before he passed away, and this young chick he got gary is 15 years old and he thinks it's a good idea to chat up women of 25 who is here played by alana haim alana haim so the basic premise of will they want they came a conventionalfriendship premise of will they want they came a conventional friendship developing over time and it's a kind of episodic structure as you can see with a lot of cameos from the likes of bradley cooper and some of the characters are based on real life and some are not. there is a kind of hollywood personality in this, sean penn pops up, so it's got an unusual structure but it's a very light touch for paul thomas anderson i think is one of his lighter films. one of his letter feels but i feel really mixed about this because that central prem

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anderson is next. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with a warning about the state of democracy. it comes from retiring supreme court justice stephen breyer. though he spoke today at the white house with the warmth and gentle humor for which he's known, his message was unm unmis unmistakable. american democracy cannot be taken for granted. it is not self-sustaining. >> i'll tell you what lincoln thought, what washington thought, and what people today still think. it's an experiment. it's an experiment. that's what they said. and we have each of our grandchildren a certain amount of money to memorize the gettysburg address. what i want them to pick up there and four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought -- created upon this -- here a new country, a country that was dedicated to liberty and the proposition that all men are created equal. conceived in liberty, those are his words, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. and we are now engaged in a great civil war to determine whether that nation or any nation so conceived and so dedicated can long e

and none of the worst in 2022. ♪ ♪ at the copacabana ♪ ♪ don't fall in love ♪ hi, anderson. it's barry manilow here in palm springs wishing you a happy new year. and i want my audience to say something to your audience. ready, guys? one, two, three -- >> happy new year!

he says anderson was known as dr. drop your drawers anderson >> the coach took my letter and read parts of it totally out of context to make me look as bad as possible. >> the coach previously told police none of his athletes reported being violated by anderson deluca says he was kicked off the team and lost his scholarship. >> i woke up one morning and i really wasn't me anymore >> he says after hearing the stories of abuse from gymnasts at michigan state, he contacted investigators. >> i have three daughters. how do i ever expect them to be able to stand up for this if i can't do it? >> in june, anderson's accusers told their stories john vaughn played football at michigan >> i was ruthlessly, repeatedly, and regularly raped by dr. anderson >> richard goldman said he saw anderson for a migraine. >> obviously, there's a difference in body parts between one's head and one's below >> today's $490 million settlement resolves all claims against the university allegations of abuse stretch back into the '60s >> michigan ha

of course, democrats want to know about this, anderson.g that you've heard senator joe manchin and others talk about being potentially a political problem for them going into the midterms. but, of course, you saw clearly how president biden felt on that question. >> yeah. catlin collins, appreciate it. >>> florida state lawmakers have advanced a bill banning some schools from speaking about sexual orientation. i'll talk with the mother of matthew shepard. m surprising mym with a preview of the latest sneaker drop. because i can answer any question about any shoe. but i'm stumped when it comes to payroll. intuit quickbooks helps you easily run payroll in less than 5 minutes... ...so you can stay... one step ahead. some of my best memories growing up, were cooking with mom. she always said, “food is love.” so when she moved in with us, a new kitchen became part of our financial plan. ♪ i want to make the most of every meal we have together. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a n

anderson, thank— somebody like tiktok. 0k, jim anderson, thank you _ somebody like tiktok. 0k, jim andersonnk you for your time. let�*s see how the asian markets are faring today. it isa it is a mixed session happening in asia following some declines on wall street the night before. as you can see, flat in japan. hong kong down over 1% but the losers today are the tech stocks, interestingly stopping if we look at the next board because the nasdaq, the tech —weighted index and the us had an over 1% decline, this was following on record highs the day before on wall street, so choppy times for financial markets as investors digests all the news that is coming and all the news that is coming and all the news that is coming and all the time, and particularly in the us, what had sentiment was the omicron numbers and the more than1 million new was the omicron numbers and the more than 1 million new cases recorded in a day in the us and that really had sentiment on wall street and it is going to be like that probably in the days ahead, i would imagine. be like that probably in the days ahead, iwoul

>> well, particularly the first part, anderson. what -- what he said was -- actually, the entire thing but the first part was probably the most jarring, to hear a president of the united states who is not donald trump even suggest, ahead of time, that an election isn't legitimate. having said that, the important thing to keep in mind is what he was trying to say and that is, in places like arizona and places like georgia, especially, that will determine voting -- will determine not only the governor's race but this balance of power in the senate. you have another senate race there. and the laws that were put in place in georgia were such that the legislature -- the republican-led legislature -- has the ability to take the power away from the secretary of state to determine an election. that is what he was trying to say but it's not exactly how he said it, which is why it was so jarring. the people who know what he was trying to say get it. but still, with this kind of language, given where we are with the republican party and how y

>> anderson, they're pretty disappointed. the oral arguments had gone. it didn't seem likely this was going to stand muster, but this is a massive blow to the white house and they're not saying otherwise because this is the biggest step president biden had taken to get more people vaccinated. it was not one he made lightly. he had initially been opposed to any vaccine mandate. they spent muths crafting this rule so it could withstand legal challenges. as we saw today, it did not. and the white house hasn't really said what the next step is here, if they're going to try to pursue a narrower mandate. that seems pretty unlikely. at this point. so we're really now, businesses are kind of on their own to make a decision of whether or not they're going to impose a mandate like this, and of course, we know that is something that has been fraught with controversy, so it's kind of up to businesses now. >> the court did allow for another vaccine mandate. >> yeah, this is one that has to do with health care workers. and the court was mo

i think there is something else, as well, anderson. this -- this day five number. look at contagiousness. how contagious are you at various points? and what they find there if this graph makes sense, look in the middle. day five. um, this is the number of days after testing positive for covid-19. there are still 31% of people, roughly, that are still contagious on day five. it goes down to 5% by day ten. point is that this is confusing. um, that is -- there's quite possibly going to be a lot of people -- up to a third of people who are still contagious, and many of them may not test. and to give you a little bit of context, in the uk, for example, they looked at the same data and said people should isolate for at least seven days and have two negative antigen tests before they come out of isolation. we're -- we're far more liberal than that here. >> admiral, do you think -- i mean, is omicron -- you know, obviously, it's -- it's very easily transmissible. if it's somewhat weaker than -- than delta, which, you know, i guess it doesn't get into the lungs in -- in adu

robert anderson.son died in 2008 but an independent report published last year found that anderson sexually abused hundreds of students during his nearly 40-year career. anderson led the university health service and was its top sports doctor. most of his victims were male, many of them black, including former michigan football player jon vaughn, who went on to play in the nfl. these days vaughn is devoting his time to accountability. he has spent months camped outside the university president's home demanding the school take responsibility for its role in the abuse, and he says um continues to ignore the allegations. jon vaughn joins me now. thank you so much for coming on to share your story. if you would, take us back to when anderson first abused you, and when you realized what you had gone through was actually abuse. >> so the first time was in august of 1988. it was my freshman year. it was the first physical that we as incoming freshmen on the football team had to take, and in that first exam,

>> so, anderson, the records are exactly as jamie described them. they give you the incoming and outgoing numbers that were called from that person's account and the time of -- the time the calls went through and their duration. they are crucial in setting up a timeline of that person's contacts and communications. they don't tell you what they said but they tell you exactly when they talked to specific other people. it is usually a -- a record that you want to see very closely before you call that person in for an interview because you want to be able to ask very specific questions about, did you speak to this person? when you spoke to them, what did they say? what did you discuss? those sorts of things. so i would look at these subpoenas as possibly a signal that subpoenas for testimony from these two people would probably be forthcoming. >> jeff, i mean to be clear, would eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle have been aware their phone records were being subpoenaed? would they have had means to try to stall it? or do they have to agree to it? >> um,

>> reporter: hey, anderson. well, just moments from now, this service for healing and resilience is expected to get under way. as you mentioned, at this methodist church, just a few miles away from the synagogue where the hostage ordeal took place over the weekend. that is because the synagogue is still essentially a crime scene, and investigators are still come comb through that area. but tonight, the members of this congregation that have been separated because of the covid pandemic are coming together in large numbers. even as we are hearing from the hostages, and hearing some dramatic stories of what their ordeal was like. the final moments capturing three hostages escaping from the beth israel synagogue was captured by a photojournalist with cnn affiliate wfaa. the hostages race out a side door. the hostage taker briefly appears, pointing his firearm in their direction. the fbi hostage rescue team surrounding the synagogue moves in. an explosive device detonates and gunfire rips through the air. the man in

anderson? >> is pope benedict pushing back at all about what came out in this report?tatement from pope benedict today by his personal secretary expressing as you mentioned his pain and shame with regard to sexual abuse on the part of priests. and in particular with regard to this report he said that he will be reading it with due attention in the coming days. they just received the report this afternoon. a similar statement from the vatican today saying that they will also be giving attention to the report and reading through it. so we are expecting, obviously, a more detailed response. it's important to keep in mind that this report was commissioned by them. so in other words they accepted to put their record out there. and so can't be too surprised that now they'll have to respond to the findings of the investigation. >> yeah. thank you so much from rome tonight. i appreciate it. >>> up next president biden isn't the only one marking one year in the white house. the first lady on what she hopes to accomplish next. ed. it senses your movements and automatically adjus

that passed, anderson.p off ballot box for the entire city of milwaukee. vetoed by governor evers fortunately, but we are seeing this across the country. things that were in place in montana for 15 years taken away. it is an assault on our democracy. and it is part of a plan and it is our job as senators to put aside everything else right now, in my mind, and protect our democracy. that's what we are supposed to do is to defend the constitution of the united states of america. that's what's going on. that's what's liz cheney is doing, by the way, by being willing to put her entire political career at risk, by supporting going forward with the investigation over in the house, and that's what we have to do with voting rights in the united states senate, it is about our democracy, and it is not one bit radical to change the senate rules. there are 160 exceptions to the filibuster. things that have been used through the years. senator bird himself said you change the rules to fit the circumstances of your time.

may louie anderson's memory be a bless, as well. i'll see you monday. >>> happening now, crisis talking over ukraine failed to break the standoff between the united states and russia. secretary of state blinken warning of a swift and severe response if vladimir putin gives the order to invade. also tonight new cdc studies confirm boost irs provide the best prothe ex-to omicron but the agency still won't commit to change the definition of fully vaccinated to include a third shot. i'll ask why. >>> the legal pressures on donald trump may be greater than ever after a week of setbacks by the u.s. supreme court, state prosecutors and the january 6 select committee. we'll break down the cases and the mounting evidence against the former president of the united states. we want to welcome the viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin with the united states and russia locked in a show down over yukraine. they're meeting face to face about the looming threat of a russian

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anderson starts now. >>> good evening. whether we left you last night, 11 so-called oath keepers had been charged with seditious conspiracy in connection with january 6th. here they are. today, their leader and found issue, guy named stuart rhodes, made his first court appearance in plano, text terks, and entered a plea. in had a moment, we will have more on who he is and how his group came to spearhead right-wing extremism's eruption on to the national stage a little more than a year ago and flirtation before and since with one of this country's two mainstream political parties. first, though, all we learned since last night, which is a lot. some of which, helps further bury false notions about the insurrection that we have all the been literally hearing since day one. for starters, remember the initial refrain subsequently amplified that these weren't really trump supporters but were antifa? in fact, a lot of former president's supporters still seem to make that argument. well, according to page 22 of the indictment, rho

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