anderson cooper is there along with christiane amanpour and chief national correspondent jim s sciutto. anderson, you saw that historic handshake between the two men. what's your assessment of it? >> i think all eyes are waiting for this bilateral meeting. once that is over, that's when we really expect to start getting some word, at least from the u.s. side about the way the president thinks that this w what, ifany, kind of declaration or communique or joint statement is going to be made from both these world leaders. that's really going to be critical. as you know, don, it's really the next steps that are crucial and we're not just talking about one or two meetings moving forward. this is the beginning of a very potentially long process. >> i think you're absolutely right. it reminds me of the rose garden presser that the president had with shinzo abe, the prime minister of japan ahead of this meeting where he said the hard work will come after the meeting. he almost said this meeting will be the easy part. the hard work will come after the meeting, which is an absolute truism. i mus

anderson cooper is in singapore where a summit unlike any in history is just 12 hours away as president trump feuds over trade he will soon hold an ice breaking and potentially ground breaking face-to-face meeting with kim jong-un. >> the president calls an unknown territory in the truest sense. both sides say the goal is de-nuclearization. most likely the term means different things to both men. the secretary of state reaffirmed that president trump is fully prepared for an engagement that we will begin one-on-one, the president and kim jong-un meeting alone except for translator before a larger session with aides. our coverage begins with caitlyn collins. what is the expectation now? >> reporter: well, anderson, we are 12 hours out from the first handshake between president trump and kim jong-un. when secretary of state mike pompeo briefed reporters not long ago he made clear that the any firm commitment about de-nuclearization. while he sounded optimistic about what is going to happen tomorrow he did say the united states will not be deceived as they believe past administrations who

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

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i'm anderson cooper in singapore. the historic summit between president trump and kim jong-un. we have a team of reporters across the region. matt rivers is standing by for reaction in beijing. i want to get t nic robertson who joins us from seoul. president trump and moon jae-in spoke today after the summit. what do we know about that conversation and south korea's reaction to what emerged here? >> reporter: the issue of not -- president trump saying that it's going to end the big joint military exercises has been a curious day in a way for president moon here. he began by telling everyone here that he had a sleepless night, an indication that he was -- he did have concerns going into this very important summit. he's been praising president trump through the day just after president trump made that signing with kim jong-un, mike pompeo, secretary of state, called the foreign minster here and the nugget in that phone call was, the south korean foreign minster said we would like to have closer cooperation in the future

the destruction and des appreciation also made an impact on my friend, anderson cooper.he went back to haiti to meet up with his champions for change, a woman who's restoring hope among the country's orphans. >> there's some 75,000 children living in orphanages in haiti. around the world more than 44 million. the vast majority of these kids will never be adopted. so how can we improve their lives? that's a question dr. erin johnson has dedicated her life answering. she works with an organization that develops ways to help these kids learn and love and laugh. wwo funds local schools and orphanages to help promote play as a tool of learning. >> it's about using music as way to learn and be playful. >> and they teach teachers to be active participants in the class. that's the principal on the drums. these are kids who live in the area? >> yeah, absolutely. >> wow. so little. music and play isn't just about having fun. it's actually about helping kids grow. why have a toy library? >> it's the ideas that toys and play actually enhances learning. a very simple idea. it's been

anderson cooper shared some advice. he said, it's not appropriate to say someone committed suicide. s brother died 30 years ago and i noticed that in the poynter story as well, we can put it up on the screen. it says avoid using committed suicide except in direct quotations from authorities. alternative phrases like he killed himself, took his own life. the problem with commit is it can imply criminal act. indira, i had never thought about that. it never crossed my mind until friday morning. >> that's right. this is from ap, the ap style book. it is true that before suicide was considered a crime, and this does imply that, but also part of the guidelines we talk about is using passive voice. >> you know you can do that. that's one case where we tell people to use adjectives, adverbs, put things in passive voice so you're not giving so much agency to the person who was depressed and saw no other way out. i think the crucial thing here is trying to promote the positive and quote experts who talk about how in most people, in the case of most people who are depressed and who think about

sanjay gupta, or anderson cooper? >> eric: ooh. that's a tough one. >> anthony: no.. >> anthony: really? >> eric: in a speedo? you know what is a speedo? it's those bathing suits -- >> anthony: well, no. it's a banana hammock. it's a -- it's a -- >> eric: like, like a small, very narrow bathing suit. >> anthony: it's a french style. >> chen: ah, ah, ah, okay. okay. >> anthony: so when someone's running in slow motion down the beach in a silver lame speedo, of those three, who would you choose? >> eric: i don't know. >> anthony: come on! it's anderson cooper. the guy, like, works out. that's a good-looking man. >> eric: does he? he works out? i don't know. >> anthony: you disappoint me, eric. you really do. cheers. >> chen: cheers. cheers. >> eric: cheers. ganbei. >> chen: ganbei. >> eric: ah, no. ganbei you finish the -- no. cheers. wow, you took it seriously. >> chen: you become more and more chinese now. ♪ >> anthony: and vacation over, as we headed home to our regular beds, our daily lives of school and homework and ordinary things. maybe, my little brother, maybe

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anderson cooper is in singapore for us, as long as with christian know man pour jeff zeleny and our global affairs analyst, joseph young. hello to all of you, it's daytime there where you are. so anderson, historic day in singapore, what do we know there? what was said there? >> we don't know much at this point what was said between the two leaders when they were alone with their interpreters. president trump is going to be making some sort of a statement, we believe, after is said and done. kim jong-un, as far as we know will not be making a public statement. as likely as you know don, president in recent -- last week was kind of reshaping this meeting as a meet and great plus. that's what it seems to have been, jim sciutto pointed out their one on one meeting was about 45 minutes or so, half that time taking up with interpretation. it's not that clear how much detail they got in. in meetings like this, joint communication is put out afterwards, basically summing up what took place and what the next steps are. that's going to be critical. they're going to have to be a nuer of different wo

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you're looking at live pictures right now, look, you can see first time this evening, let me bring anderson coopern with me, anderson, we can see for first time this evening shots there just moments ago of kim jong-un leaving his motorcade and this is moments after he's left the marina bay sands hotel there in singapore. it is dark, obviously. almost 0 at night. you saw his face moments ago. >> yeah, and it is gardens by the bay, near the hotel that he ended up going to. there was a picture tweeted out with singapore's foreign minister as well, so there you see large security detail and kim there in the middle of it. really fascinating that he's chosen some 11 hours before his historic sit-down with president trump to go for a bit of a walk about in singapore. he's obviously never been here before. hasn't spent much time frankly outside north korea. so security, which is always tight in this city state is especially tight now. and the security detail for kim is enormous. those are -- that's north korean state television documenting basically all his movements for north korean state television. and

of your sunday afternoon with me, great to have you with me, have a great night. >>> hey, i'm anderson cooperica's suicide crisis. crisis and hope, those are our two watch words for this hour, and at this moment in time, the crisis came home for many people in the space of a week with the death of kate spade, international designer. get by suicide have gone up

. >> before the broadcast, friend and colleague anderson cooper will moderate a town hall on suicidebin williams' son zak, and actress glenn close. anthony's body was cremated last week in france. he'd been there filming when he took his own life. and a french official tells "the new york times" no narcotics were found in his body. cnn hasn't announced if "parts unknown" will continue. monday, bourdain would have been 62. >>> all right. let's move on. last night, we got the ride along with paul mccartney and james corden for one legendary "carpool karaoke." >> i was there with james. he told me more details on how he got in musical mashup to ♪ come together >> let's go ♪ maybe you can drive my car >> it's a day i'll never nergt. >> paul's 23-mini. out tour of his haunts was a tour through his childhood. ♪ penny lane there is a basher showing photographs ♪ >> a visit to the home showed us the lyrics to his songs were often like words in a diary. >> this memory is ♪ got up, got out of bed, dragged a comb across my head ♪ >> his mom died when he was 14. then the touching description of

anderson cooper on a. partnership. they've been absolutely fantastic and a lot of people realise as well that. one of the few things that won the whole three games but. not to concede to go now to their manager went to a three five two. and one of these. events is young boy very very young and he benefited from that having a lot more numbers in midfield and i think that they're. in a way because they want to talk about them before the tournament that they can go on that will have a plan in store for every game they play and we know. they have a wonderful defense. under a little bit of cloud with rangers but. when you've got structures like that stand you know when you have struck. you so. on there and you've got a chance as long as you keep the top the back having considered. it's a french speaking nations as well. in france belgium. in the finals going to go through. the french went through after a board draw in the last group against denmark strengths and weaknesses of. belgium i have to say in terms of talk about ch

spend nine hours on cnn set as a panelist with anderson cooper, 13 million americans watched us. that's more than the white ford branch -- bronco chase, more than princess diana's funeral and more than michael jackson's acquittal. when the campaign ended i joked with sean spicer i had gotten him his job at white house press secretary and he knew exactly what i spoke because we often sparred on saturday morning and i knew and could document the president's having watched those episodes. that's why it was kind of interesting that on a friday morning, 9:00 a.m., just about one year ago, spicer invited me into the white house to visit him in the west wing for an off the record conversation. 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. and i remember upon earth his boss he methods clear that at 10:00 a.m. he had an appointment with the president over the united states weapon had a very pleasant conversation. knew it was time to leave when sarah huckabee sanders poked her head into the room, extended greetings, left by the time i got back to my hotel, there was breaking news, legitimate breaking news that sean

johnson talking to cnn's anderson cooper. >> i already have a job secured but i really want to work hard with changing things in our criminal justice system. >> reporter: her commutation comes day as of president trump pardoned dinesh d'souza. neither going through the typical rigorous justice department review that often takes pardons and commutations years to be granted. and the president hinting at how he may exercise his pardon power in the future considering pardoning martha stewart and commuting the sentence of form he illinois governor and "celebrity apprentice" contestant rod blagojevich. they're raising questions of whether he's sending a message to allies caught up in the russia investigation and johnson's clemency contradicts policies from his own justice department. last year attorney jeff sessions rolled back obama era drug sentencing reform that would result in longer sentences for drug offenses. diane and kendis. >> all right, interesting, janai norman from d.c., thanks, janai. >>> the adult film star stormy daniels has filed a lawsuit against her former attorney accusing

i brought this up with anderson cooper on cnn. he's bashing trump.nd i say wait a minute they from come from honduras, guatemala, mexico. mexico stopped them and said we'll give you refugee status and they said no we want the united states because we want welfare, education, in-state tuition. our own citizens don't even get the same benefits. judge jeanine: when you say mexico said we'll give you asylum. mexico if they are not eligible for asylum, will kick them out and give 10 years in prison. >> they only did that as a show because there was so much pressure with this honduras caravan. if we don't and pretend them and deport them back to their countries of origin. it sends a message to everybody family in central america and mexico. make it to the border. give the prepared statements of lines of persecution and you are home free in the united states. we cannot allow that to happen. there were 52,000 illegals apprehended just in may. imagine all those who weren't caught. judge jeanine: there is a huge increase recently. >> they are being coached. we

reid was under pressure for homophobic post and one suggesting that anderson cooper is the gayest oncringed at the two men kissing. reid's original explanation, hackers. she hired a cyber security expert to investigate and her attorney says the fbi had opened a probe. in a statement he suggested the alleged attacker found and access reid's account. >> i could not imagine where it came from or who the voice it was. >> her choice of words and tone. that was all he said until late april when she had no proofs of hackers being responsible so she apologized again for the post but did not take responsibility for writing the posts. >> i genuinely believe i rowrot those hateful things because they are alien to me. i can understand based on things that i have tweeted and written in the past why some people don't believe me. i am not being exempted from being dumb of hurtful to the people that i want to advocate for. for that, i am truly sorry. msnbc called the post hateful and hurtful adding that joy reid has grown and evolved in the many years since. >> randy kay. cnn new york. . for the rec

host anderson cooper that islam hits us and say i think that if if nothing else any muslims there would go to a ramadan of typo's debate on trump would only be normal azinger is reason it's bigotry there's a whole range of issues that double trouble to deal with not just. muslims but black or women's issues how does this all fit into the much talked about midterm elections as america bills up to trying to decide who their lawmakers will be in what could be quite a decisive presidency for him in the latter part of this term yes here i think you're a really good distinction here i think you know any muslims going to his or more than of tire would be the moral equivalent of early african-americans going to the martin luther king day celebration by donald trump you know when it comes to. hispanics or african americans or people of color of the community you know he's really marginalized a wide swath of the american public and you know we saw yesterday you know in many primary alleged and all across the united states particularly in california we're starting to see a democratic upsurge in te

it's the c block on anderson cooper. no one is interested anymore.t will be done in ninety days. >> i have to protest that. lots of people watch the c block. >> by the time you get to the c block the energy -- it's not on the a block. i've always said he's a combat marine and great individual. where i have a problem and a huge problem, i was the guy that said publicly that ty cobb should be fired. he gave the president i thought terrible advice. i think he lied to the president consistently about the nature of the investigation and the timing of it. unlike every other president we went and gave a million pages of documents and allowed -- >> hang on. >> to expedite this which i thought was not wise. >> that and much more tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for watching "360." time to hand it over to don lemon. >> this is "cnn" tonight. the president trump sending a bat signal to former aides in the way of the mueller investigation. are his pardons saying i have the power to pardon you like i pardoned dinesh d'souza, martha stewart and scooter libby.

is not journalism back his entire show is an expert panel explaining to him what happened on anderson cooper. [laughter] greg: so true. that is so true. tyrus: you are in trouble now. [laughter] greg: cat, is it easier to blame trump for everything? i'm sure your own discipline as a life you could trace to trump. kat: i will start doing that. the thing where i get upset with myself for my bad choices is becoming exhausting and this thing where i have apologized when i done something wrong, i'm not doing that anymore. next time i do something wrong i will limit on top and know that a huge segment of the publishing will believe me without even checking. i will never say hey, i'm sorry i based on your baby on accident or for example. i was a trump made me do it and the next thing you know i'll be a victim. greg: i saved on your baby? kat: sometimes they come out of nowhere. [inaudible conversations] greg: tires, there so many when an entire opinion shifts and you introduce a variable and is in the form but trump is for that but liberals aren't because trump was. tyrus: was the question -- [laug

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

one post suggest anderson cooper is the gayest thing on tv.er user first discovered many of the anti guy post including one that calls homosexual sex, gross. her attorney said the fbi had opened a probe. in a statement he suggested the alleged hackers may have found a password on the dark web to access the account. >> i couldn't imagine where they come from or whose voice that was. >> reporter: in december she issued a statement. when she said she actually had no proof of hackers being responsible. so she apologized again for the post but still didn't take responsibility for writing the post. >> i genuinely do not believe i wrote those hateful things because they are completely alien to me. i can definitely understand based on things i have tweeted and have written in the past why some people do not believe me. i have not been exempt from being dumb or hurtful. i own that. i get it. and for that, i am truly, truly sorry. >> reporter: in a statement late today msnbc called the post hateful and hurtful. adding that joy reid. >> for the record, i

. >> what is going freak out anderson cooper and offend him. >> that was thymus gland. >> where would that be? >> somewhere around your neck. >> glad i didn't know that. what was that? >> aorta. >> from the heart. >> a valve. >> i didn't know it was edible. >> you can eat anything. >> why is it called blood sausage? >> it is made from blood. if it is really good, it is kind of squirty. >> anthony loved eating, drinking, and immersing himself in other parts of the world. bringing the rest of us along on his journey. his shows were full of references to music he loved, music he worshipped and books he read and re-read. >> an important factor of the heart of darkness. a book that i am obsessed with. only exceeded by my obsession with "apocalypse now." >> my favorite movie. as a kid i wanted to be colonel curts in the movie. a mountain yard army. >> i am with you on the mountain yard army. that sounded cool. finally, trying to get in this country five years now. >> by the time of his death, anthony had visited more than 80 countries and many of them multiple times. even if food was not yo

had an impact on my friend, anderson cooper.e went back to hate thety to meet up with his champion for change. a woman who's restoring hope among the country's orphans. there's some 75,000 children living in orphanages in haiti. around the world, there are more than 140 million. the vast majority of these kids will never be adopted. so how can we help improve their lives? that's the question dr. jane is dedicated her life to answering. she reasuns a foundation called worldwide orphans which works in haiti, the united states and four other countries to develop ways to help these kids learn and love and laugh. ♪ wwo funds programs in local schools in orphanages to help promote play as a tool of learning. >> it's about using music as way to learn and be playful. >> and they teach teachers to be active participants in the class. that's the principal on the drums. these are kids who live in the wra? >> yeah, absolutely. >> wow. so little. music and play isn't swrus about havijust about having fun. it's about helping kids grow. why ha

piano riff ) and this was after they'd already unleashed "south carolina republican and backwoods anderson cooper," trey gowdy, to demand an end to the investigation. >> if you have evidence of wrongdoing by any member of the trump campaign, present it to the damn grand jury. (flash) whatever you got, finish it the hell up. >> stephen: congressman gowdy, i just have one thing to say to you: i completely agree. please give us what you've got on trump! quick! ( cheers and applause ) we've got maybe two weeks before he appoints supreme court justice, my pillow guy! ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) it's a comfortable pillow. it's a good pillow. ( laughter ) obviously, with the looming shadow of the mueller investigation, trump has to completely distance himself from anything russian. so, today, the white house announced that he'll be meeting with vladimir putin july 16. makes sense. it is time for trump's annual employee review. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) right? it's time. it's time. >> jon: it's time right now. >> stephen: the meeting was set up by national security advisor and "man smelling hi

survive the moment here when she said that people in israel shouldn't exist and attacked even anderson cooper because of his sexuality, said 9/11 was an inside job. these are so far outside of mainstream. this isn't just apologizing for insane comments. you're now lying about and saying today i'm apologize so it'll go away. you said the fbi was involved. now, you're saying there is no investigation. >> mark, you're disagree with that. why so? >> one, i find it a little bit jarring. instead of calling her insane or pathological i think we can have critiques of her and her position. there are many people on the right who have similar positions which i disagree with and we don't label them pathological and insane. i think we should be careful about the language we use. >> i'm saying she's lying about what she posted. that's my point. >> you did call her pathological. you said she was a pathological liar. you just said that. >> right. >> i'm disagreeing with your use of pathological. anyway, but beyond that in this case she has taken a responsibility for it. clearly there's some questions to be a

cooper: did what she say stay with you? >> sutherland: not really. just-- just for-- 65, 66 years. ( laughter ) it's not easy, anderson. know that you're an-- an ugly man, in the business like i'm in. >> cooper: do you think of yourself as an ugly man? >> sutherland: unattractive is a gentler way of putting it. >> cooper: his insecurities didn't stop him from acting in plays in college. in the early 1960s, he started picking up work in television and b-movies, like "castle of the living dead." you'd be forgiven if you've never heard of it. that's sutherland playing the part of a soldier and a witch in the same scene. >> sutherland: you all right? >> cooper: the early years were a struggle. sutherland had twins, including his son kiefer, then three more children with his wife of 45 years, the actress francine racette. his big break came in the "dirty dozen," and it happened entirely by chance. sutherland only had a bit part, until one of the lead actors told the film's director, bob aldrich, he didn't want to appear in this scene. >> sutherland: and bob aldrich looked at him, like that. then, he went, "you with the big

it's the c block on anderson cooper, nobody's interested anymore, it will be done in 90 days and they'llts of people watch the c block of anderson -- >> when anderson's got something, it's on the a block. i've been a big proponent of m mueller, i've always said he's a combat marine, great individual. that ought to play out as it's going to play out. where i have a problem and a huge problem, i was a guy that said publicly that ty cobb should be fired. he gave the president i thought terrible advice and i think lied to the president consistently about what the nature of this investigation was and the timing of it and giving overall -- unlike precedent set with every other precedent, we willing will went and gave over a million pages of documents, allowed the white house counsel, the chief strategist -- >> to do -- >> to expedite this, which i thought was not wise. >> what's your read on that? >> bannon was not among the crowd that said let's fire mueller. he said the same thing about comey, you can't fire the fbi. >> worst political decision ever, i think he said about comey. >> he did. h

. >> anderson cooper sat down with a good friend of anthony bourdain's, food writer michael rodeman. to so many locations together on his shows, "no reservations," "parts unknown." want to share with you part of their conversation. >> he loved people, and he loved culture and food. he loved what he was doing. here was a guy who was a drug addict and a line cook for half his life and transformed himself into award-winning journalist, bestselling author, and an extraordinarily successful tv personality which he hate to call himself, but that's what he was. he transformed the medium of food journalism, food travel shows. he did so much and never forgot how lucky he was to be where he was. he was always humble. >> i'm going to ask a question which i don't think there's an answer to, but i'm sure it's going to be a question that you're going to get as a friend of his a lot. do you understands what happened or why? >> i do not. the last i knew, he was in love. he was happy. he said "love abounds," some of the last words he said to me. that was a while ago. when i saw him, he looked tired.

anderson cooper is going to continue ourive coverage now withlection night in america, and then i'mngve here right after him, so don't go anywhere. see later. >> good evening, again. polls have just closed in california. the biggest night of polls and primaries before we get to november. of course facing a republican base

it's the c block on anderson cooper. nobody is interested anymore.o protest that. lots of people watch the c block. >> the energy, by the time you get to the c block. when it airs, it's the a block. i've been a big proponent of robert mueller. i've gone to be part of that as a witness of fact. he is a combat marine, a great individual. that ought to play out how it's going to play out. where i have a problem, and it's a huge problem, i was a guy that said publicly that ty cobb should be fired. he gave the president i thought terrible advice. i think he lied to the president consistently about the nature of this investigation was and the timing of it and giving overall a dockage. remember, unlike all the other precedents set with every other president, we went and gave over a million pages of documents and allowed the white house counsel, the chief of staff, the chief strategist, the head of communications -- >> hang on. >> to expedite this, which i thought was not wise. >> that and much more tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern. thanks very much for watchin

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our live coverage of the trump/kim summit continues with andrew cuomo and anderson cooper who's live in singapore. >> welcome to a scial edition of primetime on an absolutely remarkable day. it is midnight in new york city and noon in singapore. right now president trump and kim jong-un are attending a working lunch together after this historic handshake that you see right now. the first ever between a sitting u.s. president and the head of the north korean rogue regime. all of this just started minutes ago in terms of this working lunch, the policy, the grind of seeing what will come of this moment because this has all been pomp and circumstance to this point. we first witnessed them meeting face to face three hours ago at a hotel on sentosa island. a warm handshake, smiles, pats on the back from president trump, very cordial. then president trump told reporters he expected the summit toess. take a listen. >> i feel really great. we had a great discussion. and i think tremendous success. we'll be tremendously successful. it's my honor and you will have a terrific relationship, i hav

anderson cooper has a look at his life and time. >> we ask simple questions, what makes you happy, what you like to cook? everywhere we go, we would ask these simple questions and get astonishing answers. >> it's hard to imagine he's gone. hard to imagine he's not just off on some faraway journey. hard to imagine he will not soon return with new stories to tell, new foods to share. >> you know, food is the entryway. i'm a guy who spent 30 years cooking food professionally. that's where i come from. that's how i'm always going to look at the world. but food isn't everything. and something comes up, i'm happy to get up for the meal and wander elsewhere. >> anthony bourdain saw and experienced life in ways that people never will. in places near and far, he talked, tasted, with an open mouth, eyes and open heart and mind. in years when anthony would return, we would meet up and discuss the places he had just been. usually at a restaurant table where he encouraged me to expand my culinary curiosity. >> word on the street is you don't like food. >> i'm not a foodie. >> what is abonderson goin

anderson cooper is going to continue ourive coverage now withlection night in america, and then i'mng to see you you live here right after him, so don't go anywhere. see later. >> good evening, again. polls have just closed in california. the biggest night of polls and primaries before we get to november. of course facing a republican base that could be reawakening. in the case of california if you had a twist of how the primary itself is organized with the top two vote getters advancing. john king at the magic wall as always breaking down the numbers. and also joining us bakari sellers, mike shields, gloria bash, and david chalian. just explain, david, why these rima primaries are so important. >> the big story 2018 is control of the house of representatives in november. tonight is probably the most consequential night in the season for the democratic effort to position themselves in november to try and win 23 seats they need to win in order to become the majority party on the house of representatives. if you're a democratic strategist and you're looking at the map of the country, th

>> as you know the governor told our anderson cooper a bit over a week ago there will be hell to payhing was withheld, talking about how much he wanted the transparency and now we'll get it because of this lawsuit. what about the families that you've been talking to. the people on the ground as they learn this news? what are they saying to you? >> reporter: poppy, let me first address what you mentioned to the governor, and i reached out to the fortaleza, the governor's mansion and i wanted to ask specifically about that. in terms of the family, i talked to one family, the family of pepe sanchez, the first one we featured in our investigation and his wife said that she got goosebumps hearing that this information was being released because she believes there will be more pepes out there, more cases, more than 64 deaths related to hurricane maria and that is so important. i think any researcher or expert in this field will tell you because if we don't have a good understandingf this death toll there is no way to possibly prevent that from happening again in the future. that's why thos

let'sring back anderson cooper in singapore, history unfolding as we speak. >> photographers gettingplace. that hand shake about to take place any moment now. and as you said, chris, we won't know the details of what they discussed except when president trump decides to talk about it afterwards, not going to be as far as we know, a recording or any minutes taken of the

i'll be back in an hour filling in for anderson cooper.ett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, paul manafort behind bars as trump's legal team says he can challenge any subpoena from mueller. what's the strategy? plus rudy jewgiuliani calls joe biden a moron and mentally deficient idiot. what's this have to do with the russia investigation? and using the bible to defend acceseparating parent frs their children. a member of trump's evangelical counsel speaking out to say it's wrong. he's our guest. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. breaking news, the president lobbing a new grenade at bob

the widow of the popular musician chester bennington, the front man for linkin park, spoke to anderson cooper about her experience coping with chester's suicide. like bourdain, her husband had so much to live for. she said signs of suicidal thoughts can be difficult to detect, but not impossible with the right tools. listen. >> suicide ideation is the forerunner to actual suicidal tendencies and thoughts. >> by ideation, you mean thinking about it possibly even planning it? >> yes. and i believe that if we can kind of open a lid on that and talk about that, that is one of the first stepping stones to changing the culture about how we speak about mental health. you know, it is like bricks. you are building a wall and if it gets to that point of the wall that it is so tall, your next step is to do serious self harm. i can tell you i have not spoken to a single suicide survivor that says that they wish that they would have succeeded. and that really sticks with me. as far as signs for knowing change, i have partnered with an exist organization change direction.org. i've co-founded 320 changes di