>> it wasn't a good moment at all for anderson cooper.ctive journalist -- i don't, so it didn't surprise me. look, the fact of the matter is that you could make the case that there's nothing criminal in what we already know hunter biden did. but hunter biden has admitted that he messed up. so to say there was no wrong here, there was no wrongdoing is just not in keeping with the facts. and i think that's where you see cnn trying to help effectively make this go away with for the person who's the democrat front-runner still which that, i do, find surprising. hunter biden got this job knowing that it's because of who his father was. the same as the job in china which, by the way, he just stepped down from that board. and for the media to try and make this go away just adds to the narrative that they're playing favorites and they're not trying to be neutral party, which i don't think they are. howard: fine to say no criminal wrong doing, but -- >> yeah, probably should have said that. howard: yeah. hunter biden's appearance, here you have th

that to this day. >> you can watch anderson cooper's story tonight on "60 minutes" at 7:00 right herecbs. mirror image. up next how these dresses are more than a reflection of the girls wearing them. >> quijano: finally tonight helping kids with skin conditions learn to appreciate the way they look. jericka duncan now on how the challenges they are overcoming are inspiring master pieces on the runway. >> it is beautiful, i love the back. >> 14 year old alex schoener, 13 year old emily haygood. >> i love this. mia johnson are at their final fitting in houston preparing for a fashion show in new york city. >> i'm a little nervous, to be honest. >> the dresses they will be modeling in represent something more than what meets the eye. each of these girls have a serious skin condition, an each one of their dress patterns mirrors the image of what that girl's condition looks like under a microscope. >> i have alopecia areata which is cautions my hair tl in 2nd grade i lost all my hair. >> i have atopic dermatitis, eczema. people ask me is it contagious, poison ivy t lowered my self-confiden

trish: anderson cooper recently put you on his ridicule list. do i have this.you -- you mentioned theater a couple types when you talked about a circus that the democrats have put on with this lack of transpair i on the impeachment front. >> you know, he said that i should actually do my job and i found it kind of funny. he pointed out that i used the word theater twice. that's called sticking to your talking points and staying on message. that's what a good communications person does. so i will probably use the word theater a few more times. my answer is no i don't get to the theater often enough. i have three roles in the white house and i am a single mom. if he wants to mock me, that's okay. i am used to people from his network mocking us and mock the administration. this is nothing new for that network. it's fine. trish: does it get to you? does it get to her. does it get to other people you work with? >> it definitely doesn't get to mrs. trump. she is a very, very strong woman. it does not get to me. with anderson it doesn't get to me. he doesn't know me o

anderson cooper doing damage control for sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe 30330 last night's debate.e a look. >> mr. vice president, president trump has falsely accused your son or doing something wrong while serving on the company board in the ukraine. i want to point out there is no evidence of wrongdoing by either one of you. my question is, if it's not okay for a president's family to be involved in foreign businesses, why was it okay for your son when you were vice president? >> look. my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. what i wanted to make a point out and my son's statement speaks for itself. he spoke about it today. my son's statement speaks for itself. >> sean: oh, that he had no experience and then they got paid millions and millions of dollars probably. did you get the job with experience and ukraine, china? no. did you have or have any experience in this? energy, oil, gas, private equity? no. do you think you got the connection because of your dad? probably. oh, okay. so why were they paying you? because your dad's vice president. that doesn't sound like cronyi

interesting in the freezing of the question, anderson cooper said, you did nothing wrong. you could argue there was nothing illegal, but as far as her wrong, if it was okay for them to be at that board while his dad was overseeing ukraine policy, that's a different phrasing. >> shannon: even if he is saying i had poor judgment and the vice president as saying, i respect his judgment, there is a lot there to unpack. what a good night? >> the best night was buttigieg. he steered the conversation in a number of different ways. being the alternative to joe biden. fighting for medicare for all, fighting with guns with beto o'rourke and fighting about foreign policy with tulsi gabbard. >> respectfully i think that is dead wrong. the slaughter going on in syria is not a consequence of american presence, it's a consequence of a withdrawal and a betrayal by this president of american allies in american values. you can embrace -- you can put an end to endless war without embracing donald trump's policy as you were doing. >> what is an endless war? >> please allow them to respond. >>

interesting and the phrasing of the question part anderson cooper said twice he did nothin wrong. you can argue that there was nothing illegal, but as far as wrong when it was okay for him to be it's a different kind of phrasing of the question. >> even if he's out there sayin he had poor judgment in than th vice president is saying i respect his judgment, there is lot there to unpack. who had a good night tonight? >> i think the best night tonight was. he steered the in that bunch of different ways about fighting t be the alternative perhaps to joe biden. fighting on medicare for all. and then fighting foreign polich . >> for i think that is dead wrong. the slaughter going on in syria is not its consequence of withdrawal and a betrayal by this president of american allies and american values. you can embrace or put an end t endless war without embracing donald trump. what is an endless war if it's not another word. >> what were doing or what we were doing in syria was keeping our word. part of what makes it's possibl for the united states to gett people to put their lives on th l

i know anderson cooper fairly well. i don't think he's the worst offender.his is part of a larger tapestry here and it adds up to basically partisan interference in an election. you have journalists who feel that their first obligation is to help a candidate or hurt another candidate. that's not journalism. >> 100%. this goes back to before trump was elected. jorge ramos of univision came on my show and we had a very heartfelt discussion about journalism in america and he made a strong plea for journalists to abandon neutrality. he said it's over. you've t got to come out and you've got to say trump is a racist. trump is a i misogynist. trump is a bigot. whatever your view is, you've got to say it and sell it. the time for neutrality has passed.. i do believe he's persuaded and others have come to their own conclusion that that's the way forward. that's all we had a question -- there was another cnn debate where don lemon specifically said how do you answer voters who prioritize the economy over trump's bigotry. there's a judgment in there. i'm saying fine,

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anderson cooper did ask a question about why is it not okay for the president's family to have membersverseas dealings but it was okay when you were vice president? and he never answered that, obviously. but he did say this about he and his son not doing anything wrong. >> my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. i carried out the policy of the united states government. in rooting out corruption in -- in ukraine. what i wanted to make a point about -- and my son's statement speaks for itself. what we have to do now is focus on donald trump. he's going after me because he knows if i get -- if i get the nomination, i will beat him like a drum. >> as you said, your son hunter today gave an interview, admitted that he made a mistake and showed poor judgment by serving on that board in ukraine. did you make a mistake by letting him? >> my son's statement speaks for itself. i did my job. i never discussed a single thing with my son about anything having to do with ukraine. no one has indicated i have. we have always kept everything separate. brian: hunter basically admitted he wouldn't

amy: let's go to anderson cooper questioning joe biden about his son hunter. >> if it is not ok for a president's family to be involved in foreign businesses, why was it ok for your son when you were vice president. vice president biden? >> my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. i carried out the policy of the united states government in rooting out corruption in ukraine. and that's what we should be focusing on. and what i wanted to make a point about -- and my son's statement speaks for itself. he spoke about it today. my son's statement speaks for itself. what i think is important is we focus on why it's so important to remove this man from office. cook's mr. vice presisident, you said your son hunter today gave an interview, admitted he made a mistake and showed poor judgment by serving on that board of ukraine. did you make a mistake by letting him? you were the point person on ukraine at the time. you can answer. >> look, my son's statement speaks for itself. i did my job. i never discussed a single thing with my son about anything having do with ukraine. no one has indi

look at my watch this crazy anderson cooper the other day during the debate. i apologize for having to ask the question. and if that were me -- >> sean: he declared his innocence. >> president trump: if that were my son that took this $168 million from a questionable energy company and they knew nothing about energy. he knew nothing about energy and has a bad track record including getting thrown out of the navy, even the way he got into the navy is interesting in his position. if that were a don jr. or eric trump who are very outstanding young men, it would be the biggest story of this entry. >> sean: what does it say about the media? i agree with you. >> president trump: the media is corrupt. not all the media. i know some great people, including you, but i know some great generalist. look, they give blitzer print surprises to people that got it wrong. in all these people from "the new york times" which is the fake newspaper, what you don't even want in the white house anymore, and they are fake. but you take a look at "the new york times," and you take a lo

i'm anderson cooper. for those just joining us, we're live from the novo in los angeles. we're partnering with the human rights campaign to give lesbian, gay, by sexual, transgender and queer americans and their allies the chance to ask questions of the democratic presidential candidates. until recently, i mean, just think about it, an event like this, it would have been unthinkable. generations of people just like me, gay, lesbian, transgendered americans have been forced to live in silence for decades, unable to speak out, afraid to hold hands in public with the person we love, afraid to be ourselves at work because we don't have the same protections from discrimination. there have been so many brave members of our community who for decades and generations have risked their careers, have risked their lives and lost their lives in the fight for equality, not for special rights, but for equal rights. and here tonight we all stand on their shoulders and we benefit from their sacrifices. please join me welcoming south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg. [ applause ] how are

clinton campaign and caught these individuals in inthe citing violence at trump rallies forcing anderson coopero ac floj it he got video emerging of a group of pro clinton appraises operatives stirring up trouble and rally process at project brain child of james o'keefe with a less than stellar reputation for accuracy. >> they can't help themselves. they just -- they got to get the little dig in, right? where is is the lie? where is the edit? name the lie. we actually did shall did shall we don't report anything unless you can see the hear the person and see the lips moving. the mainstream press uses aanonymous sources asking you to trust them when we have no reason to trust them. bob woodward, the supposed legend he quotes people anonymously who are quoting other people as hearsay and puts that in quotes. we can't do that. you look at the table what they did and said. this is not anonymously sourced allegations. these are people who worked in and around hillary's campaign in their own words describing what they do. i'm sorry this is so graphic but this is who the people really are. >> this doe

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you have cooper anderson saint just acknowledge that it's a conflict, then it's a problem. it guarantees it's going to hang around his neck. >> dana: let me play that part for you. this is anderson cooper asking biden about it. >> as you said, your son hunter today gave an interview, he admitted he made a mistake and showed poor judgment by serving on the board in ukraine. did you make a mistake that electing him? >> my son's statement speaks for itself. i did my job. i never discussed a single thing with my son about anything having to do with ukraine. no one has indicated i had. we've always kept everything separate. >> dana: i thought it was a good question because it got to the heart of the matter that you set all along there was nothing wrong but then hunter biden resigned from the board and he doesn't interview on ""good morning america"" and he says i didn't do anything wrong but it looks bad. >> best question of the night. the biden's acknowledge that there was a huge conflict when hunter stepped down from the board in the senate will do this anymore. [inaudible] on

not going against each other, very clearly not going after former vp joe biden, listen to what anderson cooperim in reference to wrongdoing by his son hunter. >> donald trump has falsely accused your son of doing something wrong when serving on the company board and ukraine. there is no evidence of wrongdoing by either one of you. >> my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. heather: the question was in terms of if he becomes president biden said he will not allow any family members to have ties, economically or in any way to foreign governments. if that is the case, why was it okay when you were vice president? never answering that question and no one else pushed back. >> many people are in agreement this is not an issue in terms of a rule, he did not break any rules or laws, that is not an allegation against joe biden or hunter biden. they didn't want to get distracted or in the weeds about what happened in the past, just setting a precedent for what will happen in the future and when we look at illegal activity, even things that are against everyone's rules and ideas of what should hap

. >> anderson cooper. >> falsely accused. that subjective, they don't admit they are bias?talk about mollie hemingway, talking about the bogus fact checking of media. they will make subjective judgment and claim they are fact checking. whether trump is pro border or anti border. they talk about opinion as fact. they are in cahoots, but good news, there is polling that shows people now even democrats, will admit in can candid pollin, they know that democrats are liberal, trying to help democratic party. >> the media. >> i meant, yes. >> and here is the thing. you see what is going on against with this impeachment farce, nancy pelosi does not hold a vote fo in the full house like y did for nixon, and clinton and johnson. they hold questioning in secret. they don't share the transcript or they are spoon fed by schiff and his people. they report it as fact. all these things, these due process things, existed for nixon, for clinton, and for andrew johnson. they are denied trump, other than 7 elements of media, most -- certain elements of media, mostly conservative, "new york tim

>> in the end, the last question last night she answered anderson cooper who across the aisle are youriends with, she said trey gowdy. that was very interesting. >> there were a lot of interesting things last night. thank you very much. great insights. >>> new revelations in the trump impeachment inquiry. there are details about the witnesses who claims he was warned after raising complaints about rudy giuliani. we'll explain all of that next. welcome to fowler, indiana. home to three of bp's wind farms. which, every day, generate enough electricity to power over 150,000 homes. and of course, fowler. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. my go to toothpaste ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone

you know, anderson cooper, asked kamala harris what laws did president trump's personal attorney rudy guliani break, she could not answer. watch. >> are there specific laws that you believe guliani has broken or may have broken? >> well, i , i, i don't know, we'll find out. elizabeth: so she is a former prosecutor, she conditio can't . >> i am a former prosecutor, i can't answer to the president or mr. guliani, i think that what we need to do is focus on moving important issues forward get off this impeachment, this is a distraction and causing a lot of tensions between the sides that pro heb itprohibits us from worg together to solve important issues. elizabeth: a piece from kimberly stlastras el, she is concerned t impeachment will be used in a partisan way to attack opponents, and saying that democrats are moving the goal post here on what is impeachable. >> offense is that donald trump demanded a quid pro quo he would with hold ukraine aid to the ukraine unless the country gave him dirt on joe biden, we saw the transcript, we had ukraine say, no there was no quid pro quo, they sai

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here's anderson cooper. >> three years ago, nate white injured his spine in a kayaking accident and wasever walk again. >> you want to try to stack it? >> but his hard work and determination along with amanda's incredible help has paid off. >> i'm a robot. >> a year ago, he did this. and now just three years after his accident, he's doing this. >> amanda always believed that i was going to be walking again. >> he's living the miracle of what we all aspire for. this is the power of technology that everybody should have access to. that's my goal. >> wow, really amazing. just one example of the work of our top ten cnn heroes. next week, meet this year's extraordinary group. the 2019 top ten cnn heroes will be revealed wednesday. find out who will get this year's honor. thanks for watching. our coverage continues. ♪ (vo) the subaru crosstrek. dog tested. dog approved. come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what

rob: what did you think of the response joe biden gave when anderson cooper pressed him?to say and said words speak for themselves. >> he contradicted what his own son said because he is lying saying he and hunter never spoke about burisma holdings, when hunter biden admitted they did discuss it and joe biden said i hope you know what you are doing. that sounds like things are on the up and up and everything is fine, right? it is absolutely corrupt on its face and we see joe biden on tape bragging about getting this prosecutor fired because he withheld $1 billion from ukraine in order to get the prosecutor fired, just so happened to be looking into the company where hunter biden worked. 's answer did not hold water. rob: there are two sides to why the prosecutor was fired, they have a different story. jillian: let's talk about bernie sanders. bernie is promising to end unemployment by guaranteeing jobs for tens of millions of americans. a lot of people are pretty happy the way things are going. how do you see what bernie had to say resonating with the american people toda

here's anderson cooper. >> three years ago nate white injured his spine in a kayaking accident and wasld never walk again, but his hard work and determination along with amanda's incredible help has paid off. a year ago he did this. and now just three years after his accident, he's doing this. >> amanda always believed that i was going to be walking again. >> he's living the miracle of what we all aspire for. this is the power of technology that everybody should have access to. that's my goal. >> the 2019 top cnn heroes will be revealed next wednesday. find out who is going to get this year's honor. >>> after years of backlash over taking over washington's historical post office and then turning it into a hotel, the trump organization is reportedly thinking about selling it. >> this news comes amid ethical violations on the part of the executive branch. cnn's correspondent alesci walks us through this. >> there's more to the story based on my reporting. let's take a look at the statement eric trump put out. he's running the trump organization on a day-to-day basis and he's telling us,

this company provides therapy to people with mobility impairs so here is anderson cooper with the story many, many people she's helped. >> three years ago nate wight injured his spine and was told he woo never walk again but his determination and amanda's help paid off. a year ago he did this. and now just three years after his accident, he's doing this. >> amanda always believed that i was going to be walking again. >> he's living the miracle of what we all aspire for. >> this is the power of technology that everybody should have access to. that's my goal. >> next wednesday the top ten cnn heroes of 2019 about be revealed. so stay tuned. i'm brooke baldwin. hope you have a wonderful weekend. but stay right here. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> the president may not be throwing out the first pitch at nats park but he is currently throwing out a whole lot of other stuff. "the lead" starts right now. >>> a current white house official, one who was on the now infamous july 25th phone call plans to corroborate much of bill taylor's damning deposition and john bolton may ge

biden is too wounded to do much of anything and is pandering on face with anderson cooper which was an exercise in utter and complete humiliation. even he had a spoof the candor fest. >> know me, i went back on marriage equality and whether where illegal, whether, transgender, you're all okay with me. >> i have some apple slices backstage and they're hitting me like cooking. >> i went to harvard but they didn't teach you where to put your arms. >> don't think i'm dodging the question so i'm going to go now. >> laura: the democrats have the whole thing before with the move to the left. think about doing to candidacy, i think it takes eventually another electoral whipping to force the democrats to wake up. they are not most of america is and neither remember the bill of rights protects speech and association and religious rights. they are protected, their inalienable rights. right now, today's democrats who thought leaders are the socialist squad, they intend to rule you, not represent you. no wonder so many of them seem to have a soft spot for china. >> china is going to eat our lunch,

finally out magazine slam cnn and anderson cooper for what they didn't as quoting this was a chance to press the candidates on lgbt q issues with all-america watching and the network blue it. plenty of democrats are not happy about a lack of climate change questions. >> thank you. former president obama endorsing the canadian prime minister fresh off of a blackface candle yet no word on endorsing the man who served as his vice president for eight years. let's discuss with rochelle ritchie and fox news contributor guy benson, welcome to you both. charlie kirk tweets this, barack obama has been virtually silent as joe biden is ready to the mud but today he reemerged to endorse justin trudeau. just we are clear obama probably endorses a serial where a blackface but refuses to endorse his vice president of eight years. listings in the biden camp today? >> i'm sure joe biden would very much cut it, barack obama's endorsement, we are looking at apples and oranges, the canadian election is right around the corner. whether us president weighing in the way barack obama has in that election is a

anderson cooper, by the way, i don't know why you are picking on him.e accusation that was made against biden. now, you have a situation where people are saying, h respond. he says, i'm not playing that game. i think he was strong enough to not play someone else's game. that's the real argument. we talk about what is going on in ukraine. it's not about biden. >> greg: you know what is really bad for joe biden right now? former president obama just endorsed justin trudeau before he endorsed joe biden, who is right now, he's been seen running to walmart buying shoe polish. [laughter] >> emily: all right, jesse, is this going to be what haunts him? >> jesse: i don't know if he's going to make it. i do remember when they would argue with republicans running for president. now, they team up and let them say whatever they want. do you know what this reminds me of when someone was falsely accused without any evidence? donald trump was falsely accused of being a russian clued her without any evidence. that is funny and it's a perfect example of media bias. let'

out magazine slammed cnn and anderson cooper for what they didn't ask, quoting "this is a chance to press the candidates on lgbtq issues with all of america watching and the network blew it. plenty of democrats are also not happy about a lack of climate change questions. >> shannon: thank you. former president obama endorsing the canadian prime minister fresh off of a blackface scandal, yet no word on endorsing the men who served as his vice president for eight years. the former press secretary for the democratic -- and guy benson, welcome to you both. charlie kirk tweets barack obama has been virtually silent as joe biden is dragged through the mud to but today he reemerged to endorse justin trudeau. if just so we are clear, he proudly endorses a serial wearer of blackface who refuses to endorse his vice president of eight years. do you think this thing's in camp? >> i'm sure joe biden would very much covet barack obama's endorsement. i think we are looking at apples and oranges because the canadian election is right around the corner. whether a u.s. president weighing in the way barack

he keeps getting asked by anderson cooper. >> exactly. >> [laughing]. >> look at the transcript.e like that. get it out of your mouth. trump has been under permanent investigation for 3 years. the guy is bulletproof. if he cooperates he is guilty. if not he is guilty. what will america do? one cia agent overturn the will of 60 million people. and to make adam schiff the face of impeachment. he is like the jussie smollett of john brennan's. no credibility and everything he says no one believes. the deep state, i have new information to bring you guys. one of the lawyers for the whistleblower worked for aclu, hillary clinton and chuck schumer. the other lawyer is advised by john podesta hillary clinton's campaign manager. and is the other is a democrat and has a professional relationship with a democrat running against trump. >> just a coincidence. what happens if carl finds something that is worse than watergate? >> oh, forget it. isn't that the russian collusion? it's on loop at cnn. it's the same thing. let's decide that somebody is this guilty before we see the transcript. you

her hour last night with anderson cooper was the best fund-raising hour. president is getting worse and worse on twitter. objective i can say that. he's spouting out more and more. tweeting more this year, but having less effect, less engagement, fewer retweets. it's like a guy yelling more loudly, but not as much attention. >> good to see you, brian, thank you so much. >>> we'll be right back. we're reporters from the new york times. this melting pot of impacted species. everywhere is going to get touched by climate change. panera's new warm grain full of flavor, color,. full of- woo! full of good. so you can be too. try our new warm grain bowls today. panera. food as it should be. >>> we have breaking news out of dallas, texas right now. a jury has found amber guyger guilty of shooting and killing her unarmed neighbor. ed lavendara is outside the courtroom right now. ed, fill us in. >> here's what happened as the judge read the verdict of amber guyger. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. the jury has reached a verdict. ms. guyger and your team, will y

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anderson cooper is looking into the fascinating early study results for "60 minutes." >> reporter: everythingame way it was for the lsd experiments scientists conducted in the 1950s and '60s. some of the most dramatic results have been with terminal cancer patients struggle with anxiety and paralyzing depression. >> i start seeing the colors and the geometric designs. oh, this is so cool, how lovely, and then, boom. visions began. >> reporter: carrie was diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer in 2013. during her session, she found herself trapped in a nightmare her mind created. >> an ancient prehistoric, barren land, and there's these men with pick axes just slamming on the rocks. >> and this felt absolutely real to you? >> absolutely real. i was being shown the truth of reality. life is meaningless. we have no purpose. and then i look and i'm still like a witness. a beautiful, shimmering bright jewel. and then it was sound and it was booming, booming. right here, right now. >> that was being said? >> yes. you are alive right here, right now because that's all you have. and that is my mantra to

i would rather watch that, anderson cooper or anything. bring on the beekeeping.hat is odd about this as when you say it's like the nba, the nba is just like guys bouncing the ball around. this supposed to be a journalistic operation and the idea that what they do, cnn oversees franchises in its brand to dictators. as if it's like kentucky fried chicken. the guy wants to open up a kfc franchise. okay, we'll give him cnn. this is a very odd thing. to treat journalism like this is bizarre and if you recall, cnn has been here before because immediately after the fall of saturn, the head of cnn -- what was he called? eastern jordan who you probably know from the old days, he wrote a piece in "the new york times" saying the stories we kept to ourselves relating thinks that he knew in advance. he was told by the sum that he was going to have two of his brothers, in other words he gets a head up notice on two assassinations and cnn doesn't report it because in the end, being the kfc of news and having outlets, having drive through, phony, franchises in baghdad is more im

i think anderson cooper crossed the line, asking the hunter biden, that president trump made false accusationshing wrong. melissa: that was quite an as sis to joe biden. you talked about how long it went on. if you looked at conversation about it. it seemed like a lot people watching it got bored. went making fun of it. same criticism last time around with all the republican primary debates, they're just too much? >> i think three hours is kind of cruel unusual punishment. ratings go down. 3.8 million. certainly far less than the early ones. there was a lot of substance about health care in particular. moderators can't pin elizabeth warren down. will middle class taxes go up. she dodges it talking about costs. there were three attempts to pin warren down. cnn and "new york times" got to substance t was wonk fest. once we get the field when it tilled down from unwieldy 12 people, many have no chance to win the nomination, maybe it will get easier. melissa: do you have a winner and loser? >> all the pundits said elizabeth warren won. she got attacked the most. i think she did well. biden was une

anderson cooper has a story of one of the many people she's helped. >> three years ago nate white injured kayaking accident and was told he would never walk again. but his hard work and determination along with amanda's incredible help has paid off. >> i'm a rho bo the. >> a year ago he did this. just three years after his accident, he is doing this. >> amanda always believed i would be walking again. >> he's living the miracle of what we all aspire for. this is the power of technology that everybody should have access to. that's my goal. >>> 2019's top ten c heroes will be revealed next wednesday. >>> quid pro quo these days is the term you can't escape. how jeanne moos reports. >> reporter: it's enough to say to make you say quid pro -- no! >> there was no quid pro quo. >> this is the quid, and that's the pro. >> reporter: hitting the missing pro. what with the constant bomba bombardment. >> tiffs quid pro quo. that's all you heard about. >> reporter: some supporters even know to join in. >> that's what you call quid pro quo. >> reporter: though president trump on occasion -- >> there i

anderson cooper asked him a direct question. hunter biden says if his dad is elected president, he won't have any international business dealings. joe biden says if he's president, he would not allow such things. >> if it's not okay for a president's family to be involved in foreign businesses, why was it okay for your son when you were vice president? vice president biden? >> look, my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. >> did you make a mistake by letting him -- you were the point person on ukraine at the time. you can answer. >> look, my son's statement speaks for itself. i did my job. i never discuss aed a single thg with my son about anything having to do with ukraine. >> it's a lenlgitimate question >> it is. he didn't answer there. maybe a voter will ask the question. that is often more difficult for a candidate to ignore this. how this plays in the mind of the electorate, we don't have an understanding of it yet. if you like joe biden, it probably does not affect you at all. but if you have some concerns -- one t

if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba™ >>> i'm anderson cooper in for chris cuomo.ormer ambassador of ukraine who testified about the state department being attacked and hollowed out by politics masked diplomacy. the president said he did not know this three-time ambassador who spent 33 years in the foreign service. >> well, she may be a wonderful woman, i don't know her. she may be very much a wonderful woman. if you remember the phone call i had with the president, the new president, he didn't speak favorably. but i just don't know her. she may be a wonderful woman. >> so just, you know, facts matter, that's actually not true what he just said. it wasn't the president of ukraine who was saying negative things about the ambassador, it was actually president trump speaking to the president of ukraine speaking unfavorably of her on that now infamous july phone call, which would indicate he does know her or of her. today in her testimony, marie yovanovitch said the president was very familiar with her and her work in ukraine and said the deputy of state said the presi

anderson cooper shares nate's story as we count down to the big reveal of the 2019 top ten cnn heroeste injured his spine in a kayaking accident and was told he'd never walk again. but his hard work and determination, along with amanda's incredible help, has paid off. >> i'm a robot. >> reporter: a year ago, he did this. and now, just three years after his accident, he's doing this. >> amanda always believed that i was going to be walking again. >> he's living the miracle of what we all aspire for. this is the power of technology that everybody should have access to. that's my goal. >> they're all my favorites. every time we see one, they're my favorite. >> thank goodness this is not just up to you. >> 2019's top ten cnn heroes will be revealed on wednesday. find out who will get recognized this year. >>> all morning we've been following new developments, big developments in the impeachment investigation. democrats will work into the weekend. we'll tell you what they're looking into, next. your destination. ♪ (vo) the all-new subaru outback. dog tested. dog approved. i can'twhat? ve i

here's anderson cooper with the story of one of the many people she's helped. >> reporter: three yearso nate white injured his spine in a kayaking incident and was told he'd never walk again. but his hard work and determination, along with amanda's incredible help, has paid off. >> i am a robot. >> reporter: a year ago he did this. and now just three years after his accident, he's doing this. >> amanda always believed that i was going to be walking again. >> he's living the miracle of what we all aspire for. this is the power of technology that everybody should have access to. that's my goal. >> get ready. 2019's top ten cnn heroes will be revealed next wednesday. >>> world series baseball is back in washington, but don't expect to see president trump on the mound during pregame ceremonies. cnn's chris cilizza reports on a break in tradition. ♪ >> reporter: presidential politics and baseball, two of the great american traditions. and yes, they do often comingle. >> it's a single! >> reporter: dating all the way back to 1910 when william howard taft, yes, he of the rotund girth, was the

when two people are on a stage and you are not insulated by anderson cooper or by someone, it's goingo be trump versus warren, or trump versus sanders. that's it. i didn't see one person on that stage and they know it. they've got to try to remove him from office. they know they're not going to win the selection. i don't care, i'm going to keep saying it. i think they know when they have to come out of a meeting saying, it was a meltdown, it was a meltdown. how many times has she said th that? they said that back in may, that it was a meltdown. speak of the important part, who is the leader? the person who stayed in the room and had a discussion pair the people who leave the room are the ones who can't handle it. if you're going to have an exchange of ideas and you can't handle it and you get up and walk out. >> laura: it was planned, they plan to walk out. like the kids who wanted a new candy machine at the cafeteria. we are going to walk out. we didn't get the candy machine. that is exactly what is going on here. speak of this isn't the first time she's done it. this is a pattern of

here's cnn's anderson cooper. >> three years ago nate white injured his spine in a kayaking accident told he would never walk again. >> you want to try to stack it? >> but his hard work and determination along with amanda's incredible help has paid off. >> i'm a robot. >> a year ago he did this, and now just three years after his accident, he's doing this. >> amanda always believed that i was going to be walking again. >> he's living the miracle of what we all aspire for. this is the power of technology that everybody should have access to. that's my goal. will be revealed next wednesday. for more information go to cnnheros.com. >> announcer: cnn heros brought to you by humana, more ways to care. y, that's me. i barely know where to start. well, start here with me, karen. i'm a licensed humana sales agent. well, it's nice to meet you, karen. i'm john smith. hi, john. at humana, we know you're unique. so you have different needs from other john smiths. yeah, i've always thought so. and together, we can find a plan that's right for you. great! i go to the doctor a couple of times a yea