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let's go live to baghdad, to anderson cooper. d anderson, the new information and you know something about this, the investigation into these 59 high-ranking security officials accused of leaving their posts. what's that about? >> yeah. i mean, certainly, if you need more evidence of the disarray that iraqi security forces have been in over the last several days, an announcement made a short time ago here on iraqi television by a spokesman for nouri al maliki, the prime minister, also who has oversight of military and security forces. announcing investigations into 59 high-level officers of the iraqi military, also the police services and other high-level officials who abandon their post, even before fighting began in some of these areas. the fact that in a place like mosul, it wasn't even a question of iraqi forces losing on the battlefield, engaging with enemy fighters. they left in the advance of before enemy fighters got to the battlefield, taking off their weapons, taking -- dropping their weapons, taking off their uniforms a

and with each city it concurquc its power grows. >> anderson cooper with a brief look at just how brutalse attackers are. and immediate i say more than they are so bad, that next door iran may be willing to join forces in some way with the americans in terms of battling those very poolgts. we'll have a lot more in a moment and what that means for all of this. and there will be three people joining us who know more about iraq komg bicombined than i dar anyone. arwa damon has spent a decade covering that water, michael holmes, and chris heven, a navy s.e.a. s.e.a.l., he trained his guns against the men now fighting. all three will weigh in. ♪ [ chainsaw buzzing ] humans. sometimes, life trips us up. sometimes, we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and home insurance. call liberty mutual insurance at... to speak with an insurance expert and ask about all the personalized savings available for when you get married, move int

cnn's anderson cooper is now on the scene. he'll join us live.n the verge of invasion. >>> u.s. strikes, obama administration is looking at a short list of options for action against the militants sweeping iraq. the president is meeting with his national security team. will he order the u.s. planes to attack. >>> rare double twisters touching down as severe weather threatens some 20 million people in the united states. who's facing the great es danger now. i'm wolf blitzer. we want to welcome our visitors from the united states and around the world. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're covering two major stories including the breaking news, tornadoes on the ground in the midwest. 20 million people are in the path of this very severe and dangerous weather system. our meteorologist chad myers is tracking it all for us. >>> but we're also following major developments in the cries for iraq. president obama has returned to the white house and calling an urgent meeting of his top national security team to review his options for potential military

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our own anderson cooper is on the scene. hillary clinton can expect a lot of questions today about the benghazi terror attack, the capture of this key suspect by u.s. forces who we're now told will be brought before u.s. justice, u.s. court of law in the coming days. hillary clinton getting ready to appear in a few hours from now at a town hall event, moderated by our own christiane amanpour. irritated, itchy, summer skin? count on cortizone-10. with the strongest, non-prescription itch medicine for fast relief. and 7 moisturizers. cortizone-10. feel the heal. >>> militants on a murderous rampage across iraq are now less than 40 miles from the capital, baghdad. isis battling for control of baqubah. they stormed the police station. but the governor says baqubah has not fallen to isis militants. anderson cooper is there. what's the situation now? >> it's been a deadly day outside the capital and inside the capital as well. there were six bombs set off inside baghdad today. five roadside bombs. at least one car bomb in sadr cit

. >> reporter: jason boozie told anderson cooper -- jason buzi told anderson cooper he has already givenway thousands this month. he plans to expand by the first week of july. >>> it's a hot one out there. we did have record heat. right now it's just breaking. we have pictures of it a fire up in mount hamilton. it's about five acres. i can tell you the conditions up in mount ham my toll. this fire is about 70 degrees. it's not that hot. the wind are light. the humidity is always up, it's about 40% up. the fire conditions things are cooling off. tomorrow's temperatures are going to come down a good five and 10 degrees. we have some just -pl cooing up on the fire now we will get you more in fact, to you. this was this afternoon and just upper 50s in ocean beach. it was really a 40-degree spread easy across the bay. more temperatures 105 today in livermore. that was the record that was tied today. and it was hot. boy i tell you. at the fire zone, up in mount hamilton and outside benchtures are already 10 degreeser than they were this time. the marine layer is going to kaog us off. temperatu

jim at the white house and anderson cooper. anderson, stay safe. jim, thanks again. >>> as we have said, the insurgency is being led by the radical islamist group isis which is shorthand for "islamic state in iraq and syria." pamela brown takes a look at what's known about this extremely violent organization. >> reporter: publicized beheadings, targeted assassinations. a group so barbaric even al qaeda thinks it's too radical, though some are calling its leader the new osama bin laden. >> i ice has been among the most violent of any jihadist groups we've seen in the last several decades they do targeted assassination. they'll line up people and shoot them on the street. >> isis militants brutally taunt and execute iraqi soldiers on camera then publicize the bloody videos on social media. a new low in wartime propaganda these photos posted on jihadist web sites but not verified by cnn reportedly show mass executions all part of a fund-raising recruiting an advertising campaign that show the world just how violent isis really is. >> this is an effort

. >> our friend former "world news now" anchor anderson cooper is 47 today. >> australian singer jamient to wish a happy birthday to all of them. >> happy birthday. anderson cooper one of the anchors of this program, we have a lot of people who have gone on to do very successful things. >> i know. you are sitting here right now in rarefied territory. >> we can dream. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm linzie janis. >> i'm john muller. here's the top headlines on "world news now." soldiers who served with bowe bergdahl accuse him of being a deserter. they say the search for bergdahl after he disappeared cost other americans their lives. we'll get more details in just a moment. >>> two 12-year -old wisconsin girls charged with trying to kill a friend to please an evil on-line fictional creature. police say they nearly stabbed another girl to death after months of planning. they are being charged as adults. >>> the san francisco man who had been the subject of intense manhunt is now in fbi custody. ryan kelly chamberlai

she's scheduled to sit down for an interview with cnn's anderson cooper for a segment airing tonight. her attorney says she plans to go through with that interview. so, stay tuned. >>> a nationwide manhunt under way this morning for a california man who officials say could be armed and dangerous. the fbi swarmed the san francisco apartment of 42-year-old ryan kelly chamberlain saturday. agents say they did recover illegal explosives. chamberlain, who has not made any known threats, is reportedly on the run. officials are asking for the public's help locating him, so take a look at that picture. >>> a follow-up now on the california college rampage that left 13 people wounded and 7 dead, including the killer. sunday, a heartbreaking meeting between two grief-stricken fathers. richard martinez, whose son, christopher, was killed, coming face to face with the father of the shooter. martinez reached out to peter rodger, whose son, elliot, posted hate-filled videos with his motive for that attack. the meeting was held in private. >>> this morning, federal investigators are trying to find o

last night was part two of the anderson cooper interview with sterling.uring the interview sterling said that people think of him as an ogre or frankenstein. which isn't true because frankenstein and ogres are still allowed at nba basketball games. they're allowed to go. [ laughter ] sterling also talked to anderson cooper about has having a mistress. here he's what he had to say about it. >> when you're so old, you don't think it's wrong anymore if you have a little bit of fun. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: my grandpa says the same thing when he leaves the house with no pants on. we just let him do it. he earned it. [ laughter ] guys, summer is almost here. you guys excited about it? [ cheers and applause ] exactly! can't wait! finally! summer is almost here. and get this, a new survey found that 88% of people plan to take a summer vacation this year. [ scattered cheers ] so if you're a dad, the time to buy terrible shorts is now. [ laughter ] [ dad voice ] how do you like them? a little short, huh? let's go hang out in public all day long. [ laughter ] hey, th

anderson cooper is one of them. >> i don't believe in showing his name or his picture. believe people should remember your son and others who lost their lives. >> anderson cooper said this when he reported on the movie theater shooting. this raises a big "reliable sources" question. should we as journalists decide you don't have the right to hear or see this guy? me and my producers talked about this beforehand and decided we should show rodger. but it is a fair question. are we doing the right thing? let me bring in two experts with very different opinions on this. long-time media politics analyst jeff greenfield, who is in santa barbara, and dave collin, the author of "column binebine." thanks for joining me. >> thanks. >> you have always avoided saying these suspects' names, including this past week, with the shooting in california. why do you do that and why should the rest of the media do it as well? >> well, because i think we've had 15 years of what i'm calling the columbine effect of this horror that's going on and on and actually seems to be growing. we could s

part two of his interview with anderson cooper aired on cnn earlier tonight.f you missed part one on monday, it may be the first time i've seen an apology that was more offensive than the thing being apologized for. for some reason he lashed out at magic johnson, saying magic has aids, said magic hasn't done anything to help the african-american community, and magic is tryg to use the scandal to trick him into selling the clippers to him. last night anderson cooper sat down with magic who took the high road here. >> the notion that i want his team. if i was going to trick somebody, deceive somebody, be dishonest to somebody, steal somebody's franchise, it's going to be the los angeles lakers. let's make that clear right now. putting that on the record. it won't be the l.a. clippers. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: even when they win the clippers can't win. magic went on to say he won't hold a grudge against donald sterling, if he saw him in public he would say hello. which i would love to be a fly on the wall when that happens. magic was going t

in baghdad right now, we have our own anderson cooper who joins us now live. anderson, what are the iraqis with whom you're speaking telling us about what they want the united states to be doing when it comes to preventing isis from taking any more land, especially the capital of baghdad? >> reporter: you know, when you talk to people on the street, there's a lot of pride and a lot of people will tell you, look, we don't need the u.s., iran, other people coming in here. we can defend ourselves. clearly, that has not been the case, and a lot of these bases where iraqi troops have cut and run. clearly the iraqi government of nuri al maliki want more involvement, usairstrikes, as much help on the battlefield they can possibly get. you've raised really interesting issues in the last hour, and it's important to hone in on some key questions on these special forces. what bases are they actually going to be positioned in? the most forward bases where they're probably needed most, there's obviously the most dangerous areas. a lot of those bases have already been overru

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"anderson cooper 360" takes it over from here. >>> good evening. we continue tonight with the breaking news. gunshots, casualties on campus. live pictures of what began at about 3:30 p.m. this afternoon local time at seattle pacific university. a small liberal arts school with about 3,300 students. live pictures of the scene. obviously, the entire area cordoned off. a lot of law enforcement, fire personnel, medics on the scene. at least four wounded we're told. conditions from minor to life threatening. the suspected shooter in custody. it happened on the campus building of out that miller hall and expecting to hear from local authorities with did details. randi kaye joins us now. what do we know about what's going on? >> reporter: we're watching the feeds and there's a whole lot to make sense of here. we know as you said it's at seattle pacific student with 4,200 university, christian university. up the stairs in the otto miller hall we're told by kcpq someone was there and counted about 30 shotgun shells on the floor. now, they're saying that thi

. >> i don't know, does senator mccain know anderson cooper is on tv, we could see that interview, it's not hidden, it really happened. i don't know if thad cochran knows that twitter is public and once something is out there, it can be seen by others. >> i watch chris hayes, but i get your point. >> true, me too. you know, i just think it is a terrible kind of hypocrisy and the three of us know there remain questions about the circumstances of sergeant bergdahl's disappearance, his capture, and the army and, you know, the president, everybody wants to get to the bottom of that. but the point is, that we don't leave soldiers behind, and the point is, we were very likely going to have to free those five men at some point very soon anyway. we got something for him, and these people are second guessing the president on details they don't even know yet. >> what bothers me, goldie, is if everything that some of the critics are saying is true, are we saying that if this man, if this officer, if this member of the military, was a deserter that, therefore, we should have left him dead to die? i

anderson cooper, thank you so much. we'll talk to you next hour in baghdad. >>> and again, just a reminder to all of you, president holding this meeting at the white house next hour, and is we'll see you tonight live from baghdad, "ac 360," 8:00 eastern. so could this latest attack on iraq's biggest oil refinery be a sign of what is to come? michael holmes, cnn anchor and correspondent, you've been there 14 times each and every year of the iraq war. talking specifically here -- this always helps me looking at maps. this is the town, the country's largest oil refinery. that was actually taken by sunni militants, what, between 2004, 2007. >> it was, yep. >> and so here we go again with isis. what do you make of that? >> the thing is, it is the biggest oil refinery in iraq. but crucially, and this is where it gets interesting. were it to be taken and held for any length of time, that is the place where iraq gets, nearly half, 40% of its domestic oil. so you talk about people filling up their cars with gas, heating oil, all

i want to introduce you to my friend anderson. >> cooper: hey, i'm anderson. how are you? me to ask him some questions about his health. >> mcintyre: how many times have you been to the emergency room in the past three months? >> robert mcmurtry: uh, twice. >> cooper: robert told ingrid he had a lot of medical problems-- h.i.v., hepatitis c, and throat cancer. he was getting treatment at vanderbilt university medical center, but living in this storage locker without a toilet or running water. he bathed in a stream by the side of the road. he said he'd been homeless for three years. how old are you? >> mcmurtry: i'm 48. >> cooper: 48? i'm 46, so we're two years apart. >> mcmurtry: uh-huh. >> cooper: it's nice to see someone else with gray hair. ( laughter ) he said he used to work in the construction business, but fell on hard times after he lost his job and became ill. a friend took pity on him and allowed him to stay in this storage locker for the past three months. >> mcmurtry: i never imagined i'd ever be homeless, because i had... i really worked really hard my whole li

last night, the mother of joseph wilcox, who died trying to stop the rampage, spoke to anderson cooper. >> and believed if they didn't get their attention -- and unfortunately, the woman that shot him, their attention would have been on something else. i've been told that by many people, that because of him, he stopped a lot of other people from dying. i'm grateful for that, i am. he did a heroic thing, but i just wish i could bring him back home. >> a mother's anguish there. jerad miller had come to the attention of police in the past for allegedly making violent threats while living in indiana. >>> all right, the truck driver in the tracy morgan crash has pleaded not guilty. 35-year-old kevin roper was arraigned in new jersey wednesday on charges of vehicular homicide and assault by auto. police say he was awake for 24 consecutive hours before his big rig slammed into morgan's limo, injuring four and killing comedian james mcnair. roper's employer, walmart, has said he did not break any regulations. morgan remains in critical condition but stable condition this morning. >>> a califor

she is scheduled to sit down for an interview with cnn's anderson cooper for a segment airing tonightsays she still plans to go through with that interview. >>> a nationwide manhunt under way this morning for a california man who officials say could be armed and dangerous. the fbi swarmed the san francisco apartment of 42-year-old ryan kelly chamberlain saturday. agents say they recovered illegal explosives. now, chamberlain, who's not made any known threats, is reportedly on the run. officials are asking for the public's help locating him. >>> big development now in that california college shooting rampage that left 13 people wounded, 7 dead, including the killer. on sunday, there was a heartbreaking meeting between two grief-stricken fathers. richard martinez, whose son christopher was killed, coming face to face with the father of his shooter. martinez reached out to rodger's facility. this meeting was held in private. >>> this morning, federal investigators are trying to find out what caused a private plane crash that killed the co-owner of "the philadelphia inquirer" and six othe

his friend and former roommate, shelly horton, tells anderson cooper they're grateful he's on his wayappy that he's out of captivity. right now we just want to celebrate the fact that he's alive and well, or as well as he can be, and show support for the family and let them know that we're behind them for whatever they need to do to make sure bowe on his uphill battle has what he needs. so, the community's kind of bonded together to show support. and you know, and the unified thing. look, we can deal with all the other stuff later. right now we're just so happy and thrilled to have him back that that's really our focus here. >> in just a few weeks, thousands are expected to honor him. they had been holding an annual event dedicated to bringing bergdahl home. this year, it's going to be a new reality, it's going to be called bowe is back. it used to be called bring bowe back. now it's bowe is back. >>> 38 minutes after the hour. more news this morning. new promises that changes will be coming to the va. acting chief sloan gibson is saying now that his top priority is to get every veter

"anderson cooper 360" takes it over from here. >>> good evening.ight with the breaking news. gunshots, casualties on campus. live pictures of what began at about 3:30 p.m. this afternoon local time at seattle pacific university. a small liberal arts school with about 3,300 students. live pictures of the scene. obviously, the entire area cordoned off. a lot of law enforcement, fire personnel, medics on the scene. at least four wounded we're told. conditions from minor to life threatening. the suspected shooter in custody. it happened on the campus building of out that miller hall and expecting to hear from local authorities with did details. randi kaye joins us now. what do w

jason buzi the man behind hidden cash joined anderson cooper on c- n-n last night to talk about expanding his money giveaway project. he said scavenger hunts will now be set up in more cities nationwide. some of the cities include las vegas, houston and chicago. additionally, he will be setting up more hidden cash hunts around the world as well in london, paris and madrid. buzi said, social media is a powerful tool in bringing people together. so far. buzzi says, he has given about 10 to 15 thousand dollarsaway to complete strangers in cash. in baseball-- it appears only one team is capable in the al west at making a run at a's. ap-bba--athletics-angels angels cut a's al west leads to 3 1/2 with 4-1 win and it didn't look good for the san francisco giants as they had their five-game winning streak snapped-- as they took on the washington nationals yesterday. ian desmond had a career- high five r-b-is for the nationals as they beat the giants 9-2. ryan vogelsong gave up six runs and nine hits, ending his three-game winning streak. this is the first time both bay area teams have lost on the

jason the the millionaire behind the cash game talked to anderson cooper on cnn and plans to take his social experience to chicago and new york this weekend and then other parts of the world in the following weeks. he also talked about his favorite hidden cash moment so far. >> has to be the 14-year-old girl that actually was in burbank but a little over 200 dollars. she was in tears of joy and she said she is sending the money to her grandmother in mexico. that was so moving. many of us would consider relatively small amount to this girl it meant the world. >>reporter: he says he's hidden nearly 15,000 dollars since he began with hidden cas cash. >> speaking of hundreds and hundreds everywhere. sandhya joins us now. we are not talking cash. we are talking temperature sandhya. that's right. triple digit showing up in our inland valley today. those numbers really soar this afternoon. we get relief tomorrow in our inland community. here's signs on live doppler 7hd fog back along the coast and starting to push towards the bay already and visibility has lowered to about half nile half mac

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jason the the millionaire behind the cash game talked to anderson cooper on cnn and plans to take his social experience to chicago and new york this weekend and then other parts of the world in the following weeks. he also talked about his favorite hidden cash moment so far. >> has to be the 14-year-old girl that actually was in burbank but a little over 200 dollars. she was in tears of joy and she said she is sending the money to her grandmother in mexico. that was so moving. many of us would consider relatively small amount to this girl it meant the world. >>reporter: he says he's hidden nearly 15,000 dollars since he began with hidden cas cash. >> speaking of hundreds and hundreds everywhere. sandhya joins us now. we are not talking cash. we are talking temperature sandhya. that's right. triple digit showing up in our inland valley today. those numbers really soar this afternoon. we get relief tomorrow in our inland community. here's signs on live doppler 7hd fog back along the coast and starting to push towards the bay already and visibility has lowered to about half nile half mac

two world cups >>: jason boozer the man behind the hit in cash phenomenon on twitter has joined anderson cooper cnn. he did that last night to talk about expanding his money gilroy project is as a scavenger hunts will not be set up in more cities nationwide some of the cities that he plans to add to las vegas houston and chicago additionally he will be setting up marketing cash comes around the world. he's thinking of places like london and paris and madrid. boozy says the social media craze is a powerful tool in bringing people together. am i think a social media the internet comes together and bring together people and a real-life away tariff where it gets them out of their living room or way from their phones and out there doing things with their friends and with their families. and i think that's a very powerful about that thrifts so far boozer has given out about 10 or $50,000 to complete strangers. >>: we will take a break coming up on the kron4 morning news the donald sterling team ownership battle continues this morning grid with a what he decided to do it is bad news for the nba. and p

listen to what mccain told cnn's anderson cooper back in february about a potential trade for bergdahl's release. >> so if there was -- the possibility of some sort of exchange, that's something you would support? >> i would support -- obviously, i'd have to know the details. but i would support ways of bringing him home. if exchange was one of them, i think that would be something we should seriously consider. >> cnn's candy crowley joins us live from washington. good to see you this morning, candy. senator mccain now calling the taliban prisoner swap for bergdahl a mistake. is this a reversal? >> he says not. any number of fact checkers says yes, he is. here is the detail he doesn't like, these particular five taliban members being released. he says they're high level. they're war criminals. these are big guys and should never have been released. i mentioned to him ten minutes ago that that's names were already out there in connection with this prisoner exchange when he made that statement about, yeah, he would look at it favorably. he says not these guys. that's in his mind where he w

jason the the millionaire behind the cash game talked to anderson cooper on cnn and plans to take hisl experience to chicago and new york this weekend and then other parts of the world in the following weeks. he also talkedte his favorite hidden cash moment so far. >> has to be the 14-year-old girl that actually was in burbank but a little over 200 dollars. she was in tears of joy and she said she is sending the money to her grandmother in mexico. that was so moving. many of us would consider relatively small amount to this girl it meant the. . >>reporter: he says he's hidden nearly 15,000 dollars since he began with hidden cas cash. >> speaking of hundreds and hundreds everywhere. sandhya joins us now. we are not talking cash. we are teg temperature sandhya. that's right. triple digit showing up in our inland valley today. those numbers really soar this afternoon. we get relief tomorrow in our inland community. here's signs on live doppler 7hd fog back along the coast and starting to push towards the bay already and visibility has lowered to about half nile half machine bay. this is

. >> tonight jason buzy told cnn's anderson cooper he's also planning cash hunts in paris, london andr next month. he's given away at least $10,000 so far. >> the search is on. >> you're the expert. >>> we've had some serious microclimbs today, right? >> my goodness, one of those days, 50-degree temperature spread, 25, 30 degrees. it's the bay area, no big deal. 40 degrees significant. 50 degrees happens once every two or three years. today was one of those days. here we go from the bottom of the list here ocean beach, cloudy much of the day, breezy, 59 for a high, typical for this time of year. what's not typical is on the same day livermore hits 106, vacaville 104, caught in between alameda and el cerrito with highs today in the low to mid-70s. only 33 miles separates san ramone from half moon bay but today it was 47 degrees. 106 in san ramon and half moon bay only 59 degrees, not the most comfortable sleeping weather. redwood city 57, san rafael 66 degrees, but changes are coming. it's going to get cooler, tomorrow not as warm, 84 for a high and by wednesday not even hitting 80 deg

colonel, thank you so much for joining me this afternoon. >>> let me just remind you, anderson coopers on the ground in iraq. he will be reporting from baghdad on the crisis. make sure you watch him tonight for the details. "ac 360" live at 8:00 eastern on cnn. >>> coming up, dr. oz on capitol hill today testifying in front of this committee about sham weight loss tricks? only problem, some people are saying some of dr. oz's weight loss tips fall into the same category. in pursuit of all things awesome, amazing, and that's epic, bro, we've forgotten just how good good is. good is setting a personal best before going for a world record. good is swinging to get on base before swinging for a home run. [ crowd cheering ] good is choosing not to overshoot the moon, but to land right on it and do some experiments. ♪ so start your day off good with a coffee that's good cup after cup. maxwell house. ♪ good to the last drop cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [

i'm anderson cooper. george h.w. 1966. he went on to serve as ambassador to the united nations, director of the cia, vice president, of course, to ronald reagan and finally, served as the nation's 41st president, leaving office in 1993. for the first time the george bush presidential library and museum is chronicling the personal life of the former president through 41 different voices. world leaders, politicians, friends and family tell their stories of the former president and his life

also joining us is cnn's anderson cooper joining us live from baghdad. terrorist bombings in baghdad not far from where you were today. what did you hear? what's going on? >> there have been. that's nothing knnew. we had one car bomb, a road side bomb, 12 people were killed. dsz more injured. i haven't gotten a fatality told today, but it's a sign that there are already fighters inside the capital of baghdad which adds to the security concerns of the people here, wolf. >> standby for a moment. i want to get general meyer's thoughts. the president now reviewing military options. you have a wealth of experience. you were one of the advisers that helped president bush in 2004. knowing what you have learned over these years, if the current president and commander-in-chief were to ask you launch air strikes, don't launch air strikes, what would you say? >> well, i think there are a range of military options available to the president. i'm sure general dempsey and the commander are providing those options to him. from equipping iraqi forces providing advice, i

it was the same week anderson cooper came out. [ applause ] >> about that moment, willie writes that he did do this it was your proudest moment as a son. >> i was proud of him because i knew how difficult it was. my dad has had parkinson 22 years and for the first ten he didn't tell me or my sister. we thought he was slowing down and probably too young in hindsight. but we have family here who can relate. when you grow up in 1950, campagna illinois, there is not a lot of hugging and touchy feeling. >> there are so psychologist there. they keep opening and closing and running away. >> my sister and for years said just tell meme. viewers, family friends who you have not officially told know. i knew how hard it was to do. we were sitting in the living room when it was live and we watched it together and i was incredibly proud and there were a lot of tears in the room. >> bill, you are a private man. how does a very private man deal with that very public role of being on television? even though you are telling stories, it makes you a public figure. >> you can appreciate this, rick. as a

our own anderson cooper to one of the contractors who was evacuated after isis opened fire.security forces they pretty much just dropped their weapons and walked off. the iraqi army stayed and fought, they did what they were supposed to do. but if it wasn't for the villages on our perimeter, we might not be talking to you right now because the villages stood up and they helped out the iraqi army tremendously. they can be very smart and they can be very fast and they can be very threatening. >> and tony was evacuated safely. we did also speak to his wife who is here in texas, she like so many of the other family members of these contractors just really eager to see their loved ones back here at home and out of this increasingly volatile situation. >> again, we're talking about u.s. contractors but we also know there are u.s. diplomats, people at the embassies, consulates there, are they evacuating well? >> the state department said they are keeping a close eye on the security situation there but at this point there's been no change to the staffing at the embassies or the cons

anderson cooper went to a recruiting center to talk to volunteers. >> reporter: crowded together in a baghdad military base, iraqs volunteers wait for their names to be called. >> a week after he asked iraqs to defend the country, thousands of men are volunteering everyday. >> some volunteers have been in the military before. some have just returned from fighting in syria, but many of the volunteers here today are young and have no experience fighting at all. >> it's hot. the wait is long, but spirits here are high. many see this as a religious duty. >> what is happening is sabotage. those terrorists must be driven out, and by god's will they're going to be given out. >> why do you want to volunteer? >> to preserve the people. as a response to the request. we're here to certain the people and get rid of isis. these young men have no military experience and it's not clear how they will be use in the fight against isis. >> how much training will they have? >> it's a difficult situation. maybe days or months. >> soldiers come and call out names. the men are sent for processing. their eye

cnn's anderson cooper spoke with an eyewitness. >> where were you when the shooting began i should ask? >> a couple classes down. >> what did you hear? >> i heard two loud but muffled shots, what i believed were helium balloons were popping. this is a science building, so i ran out to join a classroom, because i thought it was another professor giving a demonstration. i walked into the hallway and saw a classmate of mine running frantically saying someone had been shot. so i had to go back inside the classroom and tell the students to conduct this as it were a test. >> one individual entered the school with a shotgun, proceeded to fire several rounds. a student monitor who works inside of that facility observed the suspect reloading the shotgun and was able to stop the individual at that point. pepper sprayed that person, then got them to the ground where other people inside of the facility were able to subdue him. >> and that saved lives right there what the officer said. one student sprayed pepper spray. then the others jumped on him and it was over. so good for them. it had to be ve

michael weise, come back to the show. >> yeah, thanks for having me. >>> and a programming note, anderson cooperill be anchoring "ac 360" live tonight starting at 8:00 eastern. do not miss that. >>> coming up next, back in 2006 it, joe biden made a suggestion on how to fix iraq. at the time, this idea of his didn't get much traction. but now it has many asking, was he right? we'll talk about the idea with "cro "crossfire" colleagues, let them debate that, next. [woman] that's good. i know right? gevalia. and now you get hit again.asis. this time by joint pain. it's a double whammy. it could psoriatic arthritis a chronic inflammatory disease that attacks your joints on the inside and your skin on the outside. if you've been hit by... find out more about psoriatic arthritis. take the symptom quiz at doublewhammy.com and talk to your doctor. so i can reach ally bank 24/7 but there are24/7branches? i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? you feel that in your muscles? yeah...i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches

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. >> sometimes -- remember anderson cooper didn't wash his jeans for five years. >> we recommend washing four to five wears. and in between the washer and the dryer, to make sure they keep their shape, just hold the waistband and ankles, give them a little tug and make sure they don't shrink and get shorter. >> while you towel dry them. >> no, put them in the washing machine -- excuse me, the dryer. >> stretch them out. >> dry them on a low or medium heat. >> all right. so t-shirts and things. >> i love t-shirts. >> t-shirts are like second skin. they absorb the oils in your body. if you wore them for more than four hours, throw them in the washing machine in hot water. >> depending how much you sweat, you may want to throw them away. >> what's this? >> that's going into the ironing section. depending on whether you have silk or cotton, you're going to want to use different functions of your iron. for a silk dress, use the steam function and hold it about three inches away from the fabric because it can rip if it gets wet. use the dry function on cotton fibers. >> that's the only chore i