this is anderson cooper's cameo in stefan's wedding. ♪ >> cooper. >> get ready for "anderson cooper 360e ] >> seth: that's right. it was great. but also, my favorite detail, that was not your first appearance on "snl." >> that's right, that was my second. i was in a digital short. >> seth: right. >> there's a theme, though, to all of my appearances. >> seth: because, you were in a digital short with pee wee herman. and we actually have a clip of that, as well. see if you can spot the theme. >> can i ask you a question? do you know barbara walters? >> sure. >> did you guys ever hook up? >> is that a joke? >> oh, anderson. -- the headlights. >> seth: yeah. >> not sure what the humor is seeing me beat up repeatedly. but no, that's fine. >> seth: we want to see if we can muss this up. i mean, i think that's what everybody's goal is. >> yeah. >> seth: you recently were given a gift by a fan, a mini cooper? >> i was. there was a guy named chris allen in pennsylvania who made a ventriloquist dummy of me and sent it to me. >> seth: and this is what you call the mini cooper, right? >> yes. this

cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >>> coming up, family secrets from our friend anderson cooper.xt. >> announcer: "world news now" hey. look at mommy. dad: maybe the light hurts his eyes. mom: maybe she's just not hungry. look. maybe it's a phase. announcer: avoiding eye contact is one early sign of autism. learn the others today. ♪ ♪ >> time for "the skinny" now. and the final curtain call for actor james beggan dpchlt olfin. >> larger than life man we knew as tony soprano died while on vacation in rome. this marks a final film performance in "the drop." he is in a criminal conspiracy that is in this mob controlled bar. >> your money, in the back. >> you know what you do, you know whose money that is. >> you don't see anything? >> no. that's the neighborhood, right? >> fox pictures is set to release "the drop" on september 19th. >>> and news this morning about a "world news now" alum. anderson cooper is in the headlines after an interview he did with a radio host, howard stern. >> the upshot, his mom might be a multimillionaire, but he isn't getting a dime. keeper says his mom,

>> anderson cooper joining us now. anderson, it is so amazing. how is she doing? still experiencing that level of post-traumatic stress? >> you know, i think she will tell you she has good days and bad ones. today was a good one, and i think the thing that makes her so strong in boston strong is her willingness to admit it is okay not to be okay sometimes and to have moments like that and to still be able to get up the next day and hold your head up high and try to keep moving forward. and so i don't think she would say that she is out of the woods in terms of her recovery. but i think it gets better and better. she is have nights like the one she just captured. it's a good reminder that post traumatic stress is not just for survivors of war. why exactly did she agree to share her story? it's a very bold decision, but i don't fully understand it. what did she say? >> she says -- i asked her that same question. she says she wants people to know what recovery looks like, and wants people to know that it is okay to not be okay, which is a saying her grandmother taugh

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i'm anderson cooper.he bombings of the boston bombing were among the worst terror attacks on u.s. soil since 9/11. tonight i'm bringing the story of one of boston's survivors. her name is adrianne haslet-davis. she's a professional dancer who lost her lower left leg when the second bomb went off that morning. i met adrienne a week later. her courage and defiance were incredible. she vowed she would dance again. adrienne agreed for us to film her journey and she and her husband adam filmed their everyday lives on their phone and video diaries. she didn't want to sugar coat the story so some of the footage maybe hard to the watch but shooe she feels strongly that people understand the real reality of what she and her family have gone through this past year. this is "the survivor diaries." >> the hospital confirmed that i will be going home tomorrow. it makes me really sad because i don't feel like i'm ready. i'm scared to walk the streets of boston. for the first time after all of this, and i have been livi

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anderson cooper, cnn. >>> as you heard there, it's not over yet.et's turn to our meteorologist who joins us again from the international weather center to give us more information on the situation. >> the storm still vicious this hour. you know, rolling through outside of montgomery, we have a tornado warning crass portions of emerald mountain in this region. the community radar indicating a tornado is on the ground again just northeast of montgomery. the polygons in red indicating tornado watches. atlanta has expanded to the region. storms are rotating which means a tornado is possible at any point once the storms push in this direction. current imagery shows rain showers push information to the state of georgia. light rain reported in atlanta. light rain beginning to taper off out of birmingham where it's been an active night. large tornado pushed out about four or five hours ago west of the city. notice, down to the south, mobile toward pensacola, strong thunderstorms. no rotation at this point to report with those storms to the south. of course

anderson cooper 360 begins right now. >>> 8:00 p.m. here in new york. 9:00 a.m.ry sink. an apology. judging by the grim events and more crew members arrested it's hard to imagine anyone is in a forgiving mood. all hopes were riding on the bluefin- bluefin-21. fading hopes it will succeed. what if it doesn't. what then? plus the ambulance ride was the easiest part of this 16-year-old's trip. he apparently spent the night from san jose to hawaii inside the wheel well of a boeing 767 in subzero temperatures with so little oxygen most people can't survive three minutes. the question is how on earth did he survive a trip across the pacific ocean at altitudes that reached 38,000 feet. is that even possible? there's that minor miracle. tonight we begin with break news out of south korea. an apology issued moments ago from the operator of the ferry that now

. >> shortly after the announcement, cnn's anderson cooper hosted a panel of experts and asked what theye of the developments. take a listen. >> kacame as close as he is goi to come to saying they found the plane without, as he says, "i want to see some physical evidence. "when he says, "i'm optimistic we will find the aircraft in the not-too-don't future, i believe we're searching in the right area, not of natural origin, electrical equipment, consistent with fdr, it doesn't get much more clear than that. being the military man, he's not going to go that final step until he has evidence. this is pretty much telling us he's got it. >> david? >> yeah, ied that when the families are in consideration, and that's what he's considering, you can't give anything other than facts. when you're an investigation, they're handling this like a professional investigation now as opposed to earlier on when the announcements were coming out all over the place. this guy is taking control of the investigation and being considerate of the families. i think it's very well done. >> and the fact that new pings

with this impress anderson cooper? or rachel maddow? for the five we see beyond that the five blocks beyond their peers. we don't care just the audience having a good time. that is why the five works because the chemistry is real is unpredictable we're not interested to impress anybody. >> we don't even talk to each other before 4:00 p.m. >> we cannot stand each other. [applause] you laugh but we cannot look at each other in the eyes down balls. [laughter] -- down galway. but you do realize she sits on to a palos. >> one is very special and has a little unicorn now it is like my good luck charm i have to have that palo. >> god knows where that fellow has ben. [laughter] people send us when you meet fans on the five and "red eye" when i was on book tour last year the bus was filled with gifts and mementos the bus driver said white you ask people? >> we said we have never asked for anything we are a show where people come to bring us things. >> one-woman going through chemotherapy had a pitcher of jasper. [laughter] >> like up painting in

. >> reports as of this hour, anderson cooper just reported that it seems like time and again we spent time, they spent time looking at the areas that proved to be unfounded based on bogus leads. >> right, the early search toward beijing, toward thailand was a complete waste of time. and i know from my experience with something like this, you start with the radar, and you focus on that, you get the very best people you can, and with radar, studying it, much of it is technological, a lot of it is art. knowing what to look for, particularly in this situation, where you had the transponder turned off, and you were dealing with raw primary returns. >> let me bring into this conversation mark anania. you said this is like looking for a needle in a garbage patch. i have been amazed time and again at these reports, oh, no, this was just garbage, in terms of how much garbage is in the ocean. speak to that issue. >> well, we're finding out every day just how much more garbage there is, not only in the indian ocean, in the north pacific, the south pacific, the north atlantic and south atlantic a

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spike lee sat down with anderson cooper last night.n to what he said about the situation. >> he's tainted all of the other 29 partners. he's tainting the league and he's tainting america. we hear something like that. that's the mentality of a slave master. >> so when you have rhetoric like that going on, that puts even more pressure on mr. silver, right? >> i think that we have come a long way in a short amount of time. >> do you agree with spike lee? i should have asked you that first. >> i do think that he has a slave owners mentality. i'm not sure he's the only one. if you look across all of the board, he's been allowed to operate in this space for a long time. it's hard to fathom that he's the only one that may have these type of views and i think the way that his message was obtained, you know illegally, i don't know if he has the grounds to really pursue it and push him out of the ownership position. >> you heard rachel say if two-thirds of the owners come together and they want him out, he'll be out. shouldn't they come forward?

adrianne haslet-davis and anderson cooper join us.moment. what a pleasure to meet you and see your beautiful smile on your face as well. >> thank you. >> how are you doing? >> today's a good day. i celebrate good days. there are good and bad days. i'm happy to say there are more good days than bad days. exactly where i'd want to be in a year. >> i would say that you're further along than anyone could ever wish you would be. >> thank you. >> through this documentary, and people must watch this, you will lafr and you will absolutely cry in watching your journey. we follow your journey through very personal video diaries that you do yourself. it made me wonder, did it help, do you think, in your recovery? because at times it was very difficult for you as well? >> absolutely. it definitely helped in my recovery, and it was difficult, because i kept having both thoughts of this could be too sad. or this could be too gruesome, or just a crazy thought to be able to capture, or the opposite. you know? maybe i shouldn't capture this happy mome

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we'll see you back here on monday night, 7:00 eastern, anderson cooper "ac360" starts right now. >>> good evening. 8:00 p.m. here, 8:00 a.m. in the search for flight 370. there is word that the flight search has been expected to move. in addition, new theories about what happened, shark reacti sha what happened to it. and all the angles ahead. >>> also, take a look. this is happening to more and more children, rare childhood diseases, preventible ones that could do much more worse things that raise a rash. we begin with breaking news at a crucial phase in the search for flight 370. the single bluefin-21 sonar scanner has now covered about 95% of the area the investigators have called the most likely possible resting place for the boeing triple 7. when it is done we're just learning where the next focus position may be. remember, bluefins have been on more than a dozen missions. it has yet to find anything. we have yet to see anything, not one single image from the robot sub. and flight 370 took off with 390 people on board. several satellite connections and a handful of possible sona

we spoke with one of the boston bombing survivors and she has an incredible story with anderson cooper hosting this documentary. watch tonight at 10:00 eastern. it's called "the survivor diaries." that's it for me. thanks for joining me. in the meantime, "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> does it strike anyone else as a little odd that russia is warning ukraine of a coming civil war when russia is the one amassing at the border? >>> and russian troops poise menacingly at ukraine's border. we'll ask our guest, possible 2016 presidential candidate, marco rubio, will a warship and more threats from the u.s. get ru russia's attention? >>> also, it was the most promising lead but searchers lost the signal that they picked up in the water and they haven't found it again. so what can they do to keep this trail from going cold? plus, so much of this search is hinged on spotting debris from the missing plane but not a scrap has yet been found. is that because the plane is still in one piece under the ocean's surface? good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead

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i'm anderson cooper. good night. >> i hope you were with us during the last hour and you were inspired as watching adrianne haslet-davis story. she is truly boston strong. one thing she wanted to get across to everyone watching is something her grandmother said to her as a kid it is okay to not be okay sometimes. but adrien is doing okay. and she has a long road ahead of her as do many of the survivors but we will root for her along the way. if you are just joining us, we expect a news conference any moment from australian authorities on the search for flight 370. it is 11:00 a.m. in the search area. the newly refined and somewhat smaller search area. you see it in the red near the top of the screen. the gray is former search areas. the question right now is will it change yet again when angus houston, who's coordinating the search effort, steps to the make phone in perth. will he make bigger news. we will find out shortly and we expect the press conference any moment now. you can you can see it live on t

. >> again, that was sara bajc, speaking with our anderson cooper.ective. a lot of family members have been crowded into those briefing rooms every single day. every so often, some of them finally leave and go home. there are those who are still left behind. it's kind of a very sad thought to think of those ones who stayed behind, how long they will stay there. most of those passengers are chinese. other passenger's family members are australians, new zealand, from india, and also from the united states as well. coming up, it reads like a hollywood movie script. and this was no script. it was real. a prosecutor's dad is kidnapped by an alleged gang member. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number

anderson cooper has his story. >> please join me in honoring bruno sorato. >> when bruno was honored as a cnn hero in 2011, he was serving pasta to nearly 200 low-income children a day in anaheim, california. >> the pasta is ready. >> since being awarded, the program has grown significantly. >> hi, kids! who likes my pasta? >> me! >> now, we are 1,000 kids a day. every single day. monday through friday. >> reporter: reaching kids in three more cities in orange county. >> each meal, each time i see a kid i give security to a little kid with a full stomach before going to bed. you like my pasta? >> reporter: he does more than just filling the stomachs. >> one item, to share the table together. learning emotionally as a family of kids together eating pasta together. >> delicious. >> delicious. >> reporter: bruno's group has gone beyond food and moved 55 homeless families out of motels and into their own apartments. >> let's eat. >> i love it. >> you see the light completely change their life completely. >> reporter: with no plans to slow down, bruno's meal program will be in its fifth c

that's all they see and they think will this impress anderson cooper, while this impress rachel mad. they looked beyond their peers. we don't care what they are doing. all we care is if the audience having a good time and i think that is the way that it works because the chemistry is real. it's unpredictable because we don't care. we are not interested in impressing anybody. >> we don't even talk to anybody before 4 p.m.. >> we can't stand each other. you laugh, but we actually do not look each other in the eye and we are walking down the hall. [laughter] >> it's true. [laughter] >> you do realize that she sits on two pillows during the show. stuck one of them is very special to me. it was sent by a fan years ago and has a little unicorn on it and now it's like my good luck charm. i am not superstitious but i had to have the pillow. >> god knows where it has been. people send some -- funny story. when you meet fans a lot of them will give you stuff and when i was at a book tour last year the bus was filled with gifts and mementos into the bus driver, the people that worked for the pr

and indication in the discussion that we're having earlier here in the states with the anderson cooper that this may be -- rather than a few weeks, this may be a few days where they will be deployed. and this is reading between the lines. but this is what it sounds like to me. >> and just to explain to the viewers the map you see on the screen now is showing the lost hand shake, the image they provided to satellites, cross referenced with the current aerial zone. that is where the aircraft is searching for debris. and you will also see highlighted along the last few handshakes where the pingers have been detected. les, he has flown boeings, i really appreciate your in sight. >> happy to be here. >> yes, a lot of cautious optimism we're hearing. and of course, angus houston, a military man. he has gone so close to saying they have pretty much found the aircraft without saying it at all. he is just being very sensitive to the families. >> all right, we're going to take a short break, new signals, new hope of finding the missing airliner. >> we will bring you more in the encouraging turn

anderson cooper 360 begins right now. >>> 8:00 p.m. here in new york. 9:00 a.m. in south korea where there's breaking news in the ferry sink. an apology. judging by the grim events and more crew members arrested it's hard to imagine anyone is in a forgiving mood. all hopes were riding on the bluefin- bluefin-21. fading hopes it will succeed. what if it doesn't. what then? plus the ambulance ride was the easiest part of this 16-year-old's trip. he apparently spent the night from san jose to hawaii inside the wheel well of a boeing 767 in subzero temperatures with so little oxygen most people can't survive three minutes. the question is how on earth did he survive a trip across the pacific ocean at altitudes that reached 38,000 feet. is that even possible? there's that minor miracle. tonight we begin with break news out of south korea. an apology issued moments ago from the operator of the ferry that now sits under water with bodies of so many people still on board. statement reads in part quote we apologize to all the people grieving for the loss of their loved on

if you were watching the breaking news, anderson cooper, wall to wall with this last night, a magnitudeet more powerful than this. this created confusion and there were fire sparks throughout chile. we go live to santiago. and then this isn't even the big one? seriously? >>> so this is what the few minutes after a terrifying earthquake typically looks like. a bit of confusion, a lot of panic. people standing outside, waiting for the aftershocks, wondering what just happened. and this was the scene in coastal chile last night. right after an 8.2 magnitude quake shook buildings and knocked out power and phone service. we're now starting to really see the extent of the damage, and we're getting reports about people hurt. at least six people also killed. more than 2,500 homes have serious structural damage this morning, including cracks in the foundations. rolando santos is vice president of cnn chile, live in santiago. and our chat myers live at the weather center with more with what comes next. rolando, can you get me up to date on the death and injuries and damage totals? what's the stor

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. >>> i'm john bettrman sitting i for anderson cooper.gerous weather, flooding, tornadoes, that could cause big trouble deep into the night. this is what it looks like right now not far from dallas where local authorities have just reported a tornado touching down. a confirmed tornado tornado hitting osage county in missouri as well. chad myers will give us the latest information. we're expecting new information about the search for flight 370. we begin, though, with fort hood and breaking news. we are learning more now about the man who killed three and wounded 16 before killing himsel

anderson cooper begins next goo evening, everyone, it is 8:00 p.m. to do with decisions that could be coming back to haunt the effort today. australia's prime minister explains why. >> we now are getting to the stage where the signal from what we are very confident is the black boxes starting to fade. and we are hoping to get as much information as we can before the signal finally expires. >> it is only a matter of time, only so much time at all to hear anything at all. and that is why this latest development

anderson cooper "ac360" starts right now. >>> good evening, it is 8:00 p.m. here, and 8:00 a.m. search is running into trouble and doubts about the entire effort are growing. new glitches about the bluefin-21. and new questions about there is only one of them in the water and new questions about the cell phone signals and the aircraft itself. is it even conceivable that the pilot's phone was the only one transmitti transmitting or are they holding something back? a crucial 24 hours ahead as we have all the angles on that. >>> also tonight, survivors on the sinking ferry in south korea say they were told to stay put, don't go for the life boats, now's hundrnow hundreds of them are missing, the race tonight to see if anybody is still possibly alive. >>> and we'll take

do that, her videos are part of a new cnn documentary called "the survivor diaries" hosted by anderson cooperpast year like for you? >> you know, for such a long time i would wake up in the morning and even after leaving the hospital, wake up in the morning and it wouldn't be until i started moving again, in those first moments, forgetting, the first few moments you would go through all the agonizing heartbreak again just as if it happened again all over again. i am happy to report i am getting used to it. i dreamed i was an amputee. and it is a really incredible sign. my therapist said it is an incredible sign of self-acceptance. >> and you did something together, the two of you. a promise that you made as part of this. >> yes, a promise i made, she allowed us to come into her hospital room a couple of days after the bombing. that is when i first met her and did an interview with her, and adrienne, she was a dance teacher, i thought she wouldn't remember. i said as soon as she started dancing again i would like to get a lesson because i'm a terrible dancer. not actually thinking she would fo

. >>> i want to check with anderson cooper on what is coming up on "ac360," i know you're going to beut the ferry. >> yes, that is correct, we'll talk about ferry off the coast of south korea, you mentioned the possibility of air pockets off the ship. we're going to speak with a rescue diver, butch hendrick. how are the survivors located and reached in time? could anyone still be there? also, finding flight 370, preparing to send the bluefin-21 back in the water. we'll talk with our panel about what happens if the device comes up empty. and what should happen if they find the triple 7. all at the top of the hour. >> i have to tell you i wouldn't be able to go down in that mission. all right, thank you, anderson, we'll see you in just moments. >>> now to big political news here at home. on a much lighter news, chelsea clinton has announced she is expecting. let's go to brianna keilar. >> she made it at the announcement in new york this afternoon. she was there with her mom, they were talking about the bombshell, and after not so subtle hints, the clintons are finally getting their wish

. >>> i'm john bettrman sitting i for anderson cooper. following dangerous weather, flooding, tornadoes, that could cause big trouble deep into the night. this is what it looks like right now not far from dallas where local authorities have just reported a tornado touching down. a confirmed tornado tornado hitting osage county in missouri as well. chad myers will give us the latest information. we're expecting new information about the search for flight 370. we begin, though, with fort hood and breaking news. we are learning more now about the man who killed three and wounded 16 before killing himself. investigators have been turning army specialist ivan lopez's life inside out looking for what brought him on post with his own private mission to kill. we're learning too about how the shootings unfolded moment by moment and how the aftermath is being so very deeply felt in the fort hood extended family. let's go first to justice correspondent pamela brown with the latest on the investigation. pamela, the big question tonight is one of moti

we'll see you back here on monday night, 7:00 eastern, anderson cooper "ac360" starts right now. >>>ening. 8:00 p.m. here, 8:00 a.m. in the search for flight 370. there is word that the flight search has been expected to move. in addition, new theories about what happened, shark reacti sha what happened to it. and all the angles ahead. >>> also, take a look. this is happening to more and more children, rare childhood diseases, preventible ones that could do much more worse things that raise a rash. we begin with breaking news at a crucial phase in the search for flight 37

and i think you can look at anderson cooper's interview or andy cohen's interview or gillian micheals seth: so a lot of people, like -- you're generation's coming up now. i feel like, it sort of unfairly targeted. the idea of, like, millenials, like not being, like -- >> yeah. we're terrible people. >> seth: not being like, driven. i feel like, like the older generations always find something to terrible about younger generations. >> yeah, that's why i keep reminding people -- i'm like, "every single generation has had a label of being bad people and now we're the generation to target." so, we're lazy and entitled and terrible, terrible people. >> seth: well, if you do another one of these -- [ laughter ] i don't think that's true. and, by the way. the fact that you're -- you're 24? >> 24, yeah. >> seth: this is your second book, too. >> yes. >> seth: i like that you were like, "i was adrift having only written one book." [ laughter ] >> i know. >> seth: yeah. >> shame on me. >> seth: well, if you do this again, do not talk to sean casey or kevin millar. [ laughter ] >> you guys looke

. >> phelps' mother debbie told annan anderson cooper she didn't want her son to stop swimming. >> io. he said we'll go on vacation. i said come on michael, a 53 sty style. you want him to compete in rio? >> i do. i've never been there. >> what's the chance if your mom wants to go. >> i'm done. >> the pool is sometimes too hard to resist. the four time gold medalist quit the sport in 1992 and won five medals eight years later in sydney when she was 33. swimming legend mark spitz came out of retirement at age 41. his hopes of making the 1992 olympics sunk. it's not just swimmers. michael jordan, brett favre and borge all tried to mount comebacks with mixed results. phelps will be 31 during the rio olympics. >> he doesn't want to be the person ten years from now is thinking gosh, i wonder if i would have qualified for the 2016 olympics? >> we wonder. phelps has been training since september swimming five days a week in preparation for his upcoming meet. the next big event on the swimming calendar is national championships in august. it's not clear if phelps will be competing there as w

they're kind of like a blind date between anl anderson cooper and rachel ma dow. in theory they understand each other's position but deep down you know nothing's ever going to happen. >> watch this year's white house correspondents' dinner saturday night. president obama and joel mchale "community" will headline the event. it stars at 6:00 p.m. eastern followed by the dinner. live saturday night on c-span. >> this week on "q&a," a talk with participants in the 2014 united states senate youth program, held at the renaissance mayfair hotel in washington dc. >> tell me your name, where you are from, and what his group is all about. >> my name is catherine and i am from thete

one told anderson cooper how she tried to save her best friend. >> as soon as the three boys got stabbedeconds, i let out -- i don't know what to do so i led out a blood curdling scream. at that moment there was somebody that pulled the fire alarm. i was just trying to keep people alive. i was trying to keep the one kid alive that i was applying pressure to. i was telling him to keep talking to me, keep awake, that he needs to stay awake, that the emts are going to be here soon and you're going to be fine and everything. >> so many stories of heroism. elizabeth cohen is here to tell us more. >> reporter: carol, when you think about that kind of composure from a teenager with no training, it's really amazing. minutes before gracie did what she described, a boy helped her by protecting her from the assailant. gracie's boyfriend wrote on the facebook page to this young man, he said i can't thank you enough for everything you did for gracie. this boy that protected her is now in the hospital. the other stories we're hearing is when the assailant was allegedly stabbing people, that some of th

i was listening to an expert who was saying on anderson cooper's show last night, talking about how thisrain is even more difficult than the initial search area. part of it is over an area called broken ridge, that can make it so much more difficult to locate that pinger sound, if they are in the right vicinity. and the days are running out. >> reporter: yeah, and the key is there that the tpl-25, that towed pinger locator, is a fantastic piece of equipment, but it needs to be deployed where they know the flight data recorder might be, and at this point, they have no debris to give them any indication where it might be. they don't even know at this point if they're looking at the right place. >> wow. and we know that, of course, the malaysian prime minister's going to be on the ground there, i believe tomorrow and thursday, touring the air force base there, seeing the search operations firsthand. so, we look forward to hearing more about that. thank you for the reporting this morning, atika. >> and of curourse, for the families of the 239 people aboard flight 370, it's more heartache and

. >> another family member spoke with our anderson cooper. >> like most of our other families, i continueoing to get to the truth. i mean, either we're going to find the plane and there will be a conclusion found as to why it was taken or why it was crashed. and so whether the continued data that we're getting is cob substantiately changed or not, we still have to keep asking for it. it's a real quandary. on the one hand, i want to be a logical and thoughtful person and say, okay, i get it. the plane has crashed. we need to find the black box, and then we can discover what happened. you know, the scientific line of inquiry says there was probably some catastrophic failure on the flight and the pilots were able to stay in control just long enough to get the auto pilot n conked out and the plane kept going. i can accept that's likely. but emotionally, it's impossible to accept that because it means there's no more hope. if we run out of hope, we stop asking questions, and then the investigation dies. so we just have to keep asking until we find something. hope is the only thing that we have

they're kind of like a line date join anderson cooper and rachel maddow. in theory, they understand each other's position, but he down, you know nothing is ever going to happen. [laughter] housech the white correspondents dinner live saturday night. president obama and joel mchale headline the event before an audience of celebrities, journalists, and the white house press corps. starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern with the red carpet arrival, followed by the dinner. >> for over 35 years, c-span brings public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room of congressional hearings, white house events, briefings, and conferences, and offering complete coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service of private industry. we are c-span, created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. watch as it hd, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. "washington journal" continues. host: we asked republicans for their view of house speaker john boehner. now we want to

anderson cooper has his story. >> when bruno serato was honored as a cnn hero in 2011, he was serving. since being awarded, his program has grown significantly. >> who likes more pasta? now we are 1,000 kids a day, every single day, monday through friday. >> reporter: reaching kids in three more cities in orange county. >> each time i prepare a meal, i know i give security to a little kid and he has a full stomach before he goes to bed. >> you like my pasta? >> delicious. >> bra vees mow. >> his group has gone beyond food. he's helped move 55 homeless families out of motels and into their own apartments. >> change their life completely we . >> reporter: with no plans to slow down, his program will be in its fifth city this summer. >> my goal is to be all over the. the day the children are not starving,ly stop. >> pasta! >> he is something else. >> you can nominate a hero yourself @cnnheroes.com. >>> coming up on "new day." we finally know something definite about hillary clinton. she's going to be a grandma. the story ahead. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.s ev

anderson and with that, you lost 28,000 jobs. you could get a guilty plea from a bank and not emperil their charter, but that depends on the cooperation of regulators. >> we'll see where this goes. we appreciate your time today. >>> iraqis go to the polls in the first election since u.s. troops left the country. why oil could play a big part in who wins. >>> and storms that brought tornadoes to the midwest and south now leading to severe flooding, hundreds of people asked from homes and cars and more warnings are under way. >> ballots are being counted in iraq after millions of people grave threats of violence to cast their votes. at least nine people were killed. despite tight security, this is the first national vote since the u.s. complete ply withdrew its forces in 2011. but even though there are no american troops on the ground the u.s. has been a constant presence through the last three years. roslind jordan reports. >> reporter: after more than eight years of war in iraq, the u.s. military packed its bags and left at the end of 2011. it did so hoping the ira iraqi people would be a model for the middle east. >> i think if they

president obama and john boehner are like a blind date between anderson cooper and rachel maddow. they understand each other's positions, but they know that nothing will ever happen. >> watch the white house correspondents'dinner. el mchale obama and jole headline. that is live at saturday night on c-span. >> this morning on "washington journal" a roundtable on the week ahead in congress with jeff mason and shane goldmacher. buckley on the rise and fall of government. he discusses the growth of executive power in american government. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. host: good morning and welcome to "washington journal." congress gets back to work after a two-week vacation. the focus is on the hill. we want to talk to republicans. for your thoughts on john boehner -- later on, democrats -- we will ask you for your thoughts on harry reid. if you are on eastern and central time zones, the numbers are on the screen--