sanjay gupta, anderson cooper with a town hall tonight at 8:00 eastern on cnn. >>> coming up, a dire warning for the state of arizona y. a researcher says that the state could run out of hospital beds in a few weeks. >>> the supreme court coming down with a very big ruling on access to -- about gaining access to the president's financial records. why president trump is calling those decisions quote political prosecution. >>> president trump's financial records as well as the limits of presidential power are the focus of two big rulings today coming from the supreme court in a pair of 7-2 decisions, the court has fornow blocked congress and new york prosecutors from accessing the president's financial documents. the justices sending both back to lower courts for further review and did make one thing clear, that the president is not completely immune from a subpoena. in the new york case, chief justice roberts writing this in part. given these safeguards and precedence, we cannot conclude that absolute immunity is necessary or appropriate. they were all unanimous in that regard and in

a short walk from the room one of the world's most powerful news a womanizer derrius anderson anderson cooper founder to the song good song knowing . there was a great deal of jealousy in the minds for the song the fit why won't it be more like oh they have q.c. in all. the seats with a. smile. on. her. please help julien outside in solitary confinement in the prison for terrorists a way to keep the house alive for some. i don't see him dying. and. that's what he's facing. among. the. more you. can come. to. visit and really. get into the following is. from the next. day you'll you'll meet. them. now on body i'm now move on. i mean in the sun my my my mc i will not again. that i'm not ready. to. nominate. a massive movie. sublimated pull it compelled. you to come. to what the. council of the so. i wonder what number of. the doors are. why they were dead just saying how we. knew it was and when they read smothered was in mumbai from. 90 day you. know these rules are for dead. by the time before that on monday maybe a couple ministers. and it isn't clear yet that these dicks also saying that ug

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anderson cooper is a brand. you know you get from that they are selling you their gimmick just like nike. it is the thing everybody knows what you will get. and it's worth it to become a brand you can get a television show and a contract and a lot of money. [laughter] so if you're going to be a great reporter and it is possible there are a few really good one ones. none with my mind right now. i don't know her politics at all their fewer than anyone else in the problem a social media makes it all the more visible how political they are. he would get punished to say things now you get career advances then jacobs tweeted with cpac and now he got moved to another paper then tweeted right before the election we will bring justice the way it used to be. and trump said at the ballot box. why? >> there is nothing wrong. and to apologize they literally try to do a bunch of 16 -year-olds with a 32nd video. >> so what happens to the monetize? it started with a course that they are fringe and then to monetize. and that had

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anderson cooper. and it's check it out or in america march for march 5th called little or through a 5th it was compared to the flu everyone was everyone that everyone once china lied to the w h o once they lied about the human to human transfer of the disease we were all back on our heels we were all taking it easy we were all distracted by that phony impeachment that was happening to the to the president we were all distracted by politics we were all you know with our eye off the ball did the president was he a of the wizard who steered us through this with minimum damage no obviously not there were missteps made i wish i wish we had taken him more seriously but he was not alone larry that's my point and there was there were no you know voices loud voices there were no loud noises come on why don't you once a liberal this has nothing to do with liberal or conservative i was never a democrat i've never been i've always been a registered republican or an independent. in terms of being a progressive per

unusual rumors around that area sanderson anderson cooper founder of the song good sunday morning. and there was a great group jealous of the bands for the song you're going to why won't it be before marco deputies all. instantly. says my. good friend. we have to be on our side in solitary confinement in the prison for terrorists oh wait you don't have a live person. i don't see him dying. and. that's what he's amazing. how is the issue of china playing out in the american election cycle both trump and biden betray themselves as being tough on beijing maybe they are at least rhetorically but in reality those are very different story and it's bipartisan the commanding heights of industry and finance important china pregame in the regions to show is this china. syria has been engulfed in civil war 3 most 10 years it cost hundreds of thousands of lives and displaced millions more no one foresaw the peaceful protests of 20 units this collating into a complex conflict between various armies geopolitical interests rebel groups and jihadists. how did it all begin. at the. counter. this is

in a room with one of the world's most powerful news a woman very serious anderson anderson cooper founder of the song good songwriting . and there was a great deal of jealousy in the brains for the song the fit why won't it be more like oh they have hugh seems all. instantly. smiling. good. for. them julian assange was in solitary confinement in the prison for terrorists await you know how it's a live person. i don't see him dying. and i. know what he's saying. seemed wrong. but old rules just don't. mean you get to shape out just to become educated and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see me very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids and invented america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dos

i am anderson cooper, in new york. >> and i'm dr. sanjay gupta. this is our 18th cnn global town hall. it's been seen around the world, cnn international, cnn espanol, and streamed on cnn.com. >> the experts warned it could come to this and now, sadly, it has. cases today, crossing the 4 million mark in this country. not so long ago, it was 15. not 15,000 or even 1,500 people. it was 15 people. and the president was saying it would soon be

i would have in the breaks i was on that period of time where i was on for like an hour with anderson cooper and a panel of 5 others during the breaks most of the people would sit there not talk and i'd try to ask paul begala or ana navarro to do debate they didn't want to debate they were playing roles in a in a in a sort of well scripted if not totally stated play and it wasn't about the troops nobody wanted to fight for the truth they wanted to fight for sort of the the ratings and for sort of the play acting thing so that's what we're missing in america is not enough fearless people part. because you get canceled if you're i got in trouble for talking about how they were rates just that people on there were racist in one direction and i got in trouble for that and so a lot of times you lose your job and eventually it weeds out of sort of things i loved about our teeth the 1st times i was on the edge scholtz he let it rip you could go any which way you want to and it was real debate going on in real truth was sought. another place where real debate happens is typically on college campuses

steve: dark, anderson cooper literally calls his lying rants keeping them honest. don't even know fits worth keeping him on when he's on joe biden's campaign stop, just in case the one major you will never see on cnn or msnbc is the only one that really matters. the only one that is actually a fair description of what is going on, that is deaths per capita. here is actual data, the uk, spain, italy and france not to mount him belgium and a few others, they are doing worse than we are in america. andrew cuomo's new york praised by the idiots in the media is nearly ten times worse then ron desantis imported. supposed disaster zones of arizona and texas in the bottom of the list, blame trump, the republican governor for the worst outbreak by far and blame him too, even when what he said is what the actual doctor says. 99% of people who get infected says doctor scott, in fact have no significant problem with the infection. and he really has no significant problem with the infection, children, children under 18 makeup 5.9% of u.s. cases in children under 14.3% of deaths

anthony fauci will join cnn's anderson cooper dr. sanjay gupta.n facebook, instagram, twitter, @-jake tapper. our coverage on cnn continues. i'll see you tomorrow. the truth is out there. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. we're following breaking news. president trump about to speak from the white house as the u.s. approaches 4.5 million confirmed coronavirus cases. the death toll in the united states now more than 151,000 people after the country yesterday recorded the highest one-day number of deaths since may, 1403 americans died yesterday. that amounts to one american life lost to the virus almost each minute. wee

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peter hotez at baylor college of medicine telling anderson cooper last night because of the spread we're seeing especially across the south that it is quote rising so rapidly we cannot even do contact tracing anymore. do you agree with that assessment? has the u.s. missed its window to effectively mitigate this and contact trace? >> yes, i think that we are in a really different situation at this point. we have seen such an incredible increase in cases and every one of the cases needs to be contact traced an then every one of the contacts needs to be contacted as well. when you think of this rise in cases and we don't have enough people on board, the number it takes to contact trace we're falling behind there and that means we're not talking to people, telling them they have been exposed and telling them to stay home. >> listen to this, dr. jha from tom bossert. we are in trouble, it's harder to extinguish the flare-up and it will take a while to put out the fires. we can top 500,000 u.s. deaths this year if this trend continues. this is from the man who was advising the president on all

that's hosted by anderson cooper and dr. sanjay gupta. that's thursday at 8 p.m.ew york, 8 a.m. friday in hong kong. >>> well, mars is pretty popular these days. earlier this month the united arab emirates launched its probe to the red planet, china followed after that and right now we are less than three hours away and counting to nasa's new launch to the rover to mars. it's the first mission specifically to look for life beyond earth. as copacabana beach's lynn's li, it has impressive hardware. >> reporter: with thousands of engineers, scientists and specialists, nasa's latest mission to mars has new grounds of exploration. >> this is the first time in history where we'll go to mars to find life on another world. >> reporter: this starts a 7-month journey to the red plan net. a lake that was formed 3.5 billion years ago. they will look for evidence that mars was once inhabited collecting samples eventually to be returned to earth. the mission will also pave the way for new life to arrive. >> we're going to take the carb carbon dioxide atmosphere of mars and turn

before we go, sanjay gupta and anderson cooper hosting a new coronavirus town hall tonight at 8:00 eastern only on cnn. thank you so much for joining me. our coverage continues now with brianna keilar. >>> hi there. i'm brianna keilar. welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with more dire details showi showing coronavirus is on the rise in the u.s. and leading the leading expert to call for some states to pause on reopening. >> california, texas, florida, arizona are now experiencing surges of infections that have gone up to 30,000, 40,000, 50,000 and most recently a total of 60,000 new cases per day. we need to get our arms around that and do something about it quickly because if we don't there's a possibility we may see surges in other areas so it's a difficult, challenging period. >> the quite reported at least 58,601 new cases yesterday, not the highest tally this week. 35 states are experiencing a rise in infections when you look here at the seven-day averages and the hotspot states facing numbers that should sound alarms. too many patients and not

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rachel mad dao is a branched anderson cooper is a bran. you know what you're being from them. there's no incentive to do news because they're selling you their gimmick. it's like nike or oreo cookies, the same thing every time, and it is worth it to become a brand because if you have a brand you can get a book deal and get a television show, a television contract, sit there and give speeches for a lot of money. [inaudible] -- become a hack like us. so if you have this -- being a great reporters possible and there are few really good ones. none are coming to mind right now. jennifer jacob from bloomberg is a fact louse reporter, not biased and i really don't know her politics and he enjoy reading her because i don't know her politic. they're fewer than anyone else and the problem with social media makes it all the more visible how openly political they and are. you see punished for saying things. now you're getting career advances. here what a guy, ben jacobs tweeted having punched a young conservative in the face at cpac and then moved to another paper and tweeted before the e

i'm anderson cooper in new york. >> and i'm dr. sanjay gupta.irus facts and fears. it's being seen around the world tonight on cnn international, cnn espanol, and also being streamed on cnn.com. >> pushing the death toll over the 150,000 mark in this country. shortly before airtime, we got word that university of washington researchers have revised their estimates upward, predicting almost 231,000 fatalities in this country, alone, by november. we also saw another 1.4 million file jobless claims and the economy shrink, by the largest percentage on record. since our last town hall, one week ago, covid deaths have reached new highs in florida, in texas, and california. with more states now in danger of their own surge in cases. we spoke to a doctor in el paso who had to treat a patient in the parking lot because there

i'm anderson cooper, in new york. >> and i'm dr. sanjay gupta.al town hall coronavirus facts and fears. >> comes as the virus makes it painfully clear, not only has it never left us, it's now growing faster than ever before. it reminded us the last few weeks that it, not us, is in control. until and unless we get our act together as a nation. >> people asked about, are we concerned about the second wave? and i keep telling people, what are you talking a s

and a reminder you're joining anderson cooper tonight. and you have a special guest, the director of the cdc, dr. robert redfield. that's going to be a very important program that starts at 8:00 eastern. >>> breaking news, michael cohen has been taken back into custody. just weeks after leaving prison on house arrest, i mean, i wonder if it's the reason we'd seen he went out doing what a lot of people aren't doing, which is to dine at a restaurant. >> so, there was that. and let's remind folks he was released from prison in upstate new york because of the epidemic. they made a case that he should be released. and they went ahead and released him in may. may 21st he was released. he was supposed to stay in prison until around november of 2021. so, he got out about 18 months early. what we don't know is why the burrow of prisons probation department decided he should be detained again. what his lawyer tells us is he was ordered to appear at the federal court house in lower manhattan to meet with the probation department. and they wanted him

sanjay gupta and anderson cooper pour for a cnn town hall with their guest dr. tom frieden here at 8:00 p.m. >>> up next, republic governor slams president trump's plan. and another slamming local governments for mandating that masks be worn in public. we'll be right back. last night's sleep, interrupted by pain? tonight, silence it with new zzzquil night pain. because pain should never get in the way of a restful night's sleep. new zzzquil night pain. silence pain, sleep soundly. >>> we have more breaking news coming into the situation room right now. texas just reported 129 people died of the coronavirus in the past day. that's a new one-day record. but president trump has very little to say about the pandemic. let's discuss the political and the medical fallout with cnn white house correspondent john harwood and biology professor aaron brohmich who teaches at the university of massachusetts dartmouth. john, hospitals are becoming overwhelmed right now. morgues are actually running out of rooms. portable coolers have to be brought in. is the president in denia

be sure to join sanjay and anderson cooper for a new coronavirus town hall. their guest is former cdc director dr. frieden. that is 8:00 p.m. tonight on cnn. >>> so the pandemic is hitting so many states, louisiana's governor says the state is back to where it was in early june in the fight against coronavirus. we have reporters across the country bringing you the very latest. >> i'm nick valencia in atlanta. john bel edwards says the state has lost all of the gains it made in combatting the coronavirus in june. governor edwards said there's an increase of 1,900 new cases 95% of which is community spread. the demographics are also changing with patients in the hospital getting younger and more white people contracting the virus than before according to the governor. he says with the latest developments, his state is now in a statewide pandemic. >>> i'm evan mcmorris-santoro in scottsdale, arizona. the pandemic continues to put a crunch on the hospital system here. arizona still leads the nation in the highest average per capita new cases per day and the icu b

. >>> join anderson cooper and sanjay gupta for a town hall. coronavirus facts and fears tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern. we talk about teachers and what is coming down from the white house. what do teachers think of this push to reopen schools? do they feel safe. i'll talk about it from a teacher from florida which is seeing a spike in cases. >>> plus international students who have been studying here for years now fear deportation after the white house moves to strip visas from students if their schools don't offer in-person classes and a student will join me live. >>> and why is the patriotism of a war hero and senator who lost both of her legs fighting for this nation be questioned by someone that has never served this country. stay here. you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i waited to get treated. thought surger

i'm anderson cooper in new york. >> and i'm dr. sanjay gupta.n global town hall, coronavirus facts and fears. it's being seen internationally and streamed on cnn.com. >> since last week, nearly 8,000 more americans have lost their lives, pushing the death toll over the 150,000 mark in this country. before airtime, we got word that university of washington researchers revised their estimates, predicting almost 231,000 fatalities in this country alone by november. we also saw another 1.4 million file

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they're called moai, and as anderson cooper first reported last spring, there is nothing quite like them in the world. >> cooper: when dawn breaks on easter island, it is the moai that first feel the sun. these 15 moai at a site called tongariki are perhaps the most famous. carved out of volcanic rock, they're placed on a stone platform, called an ahu. the tallest is nearly 30 feet. they stand, strange silent sentinels, facing away from the sea, watching over the land and its people. at least 1,000 moai can be found scattered across this island, which is about the size of washington, d.c. many more moai remain buried underground. to the descendants of those who built them, these are more than statues made of stone. they are immortal branches of an ancient family tree. >> pedro edmunds paoa: the moai represent an ancestor. and we believe in ancestor that goes beyond this life but is >> cooper: is a moai a distinct individual ancestor? or can it also be the family line of that ancestor? >> paoa: both. >> cooper: pedro edmunds paoa is the longtime mayor of the only town on easter island. so

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one expert tells cnn's anderson cooper all it takes is one simple thing. >> if people would wear masks, 95% of people wearing masks through mandates, that could reduce the death toll by november by 45,000 deaths. so if states start doing that then our forecast will definitely come down. >> america's top infectious disease expert is also a big advocate of wearing masks. dr. anthony fauci says they are especially important with the u.s. still knee deep in the first wave, despite all this prur president trump and others are ready for schools to re-open. >> they think it will be good for them politically they will keep the schools closed. no way. we'll put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools to get them open. >> we don't want to be the reason any school doesn't re-open. to open up america we have to open up schools. we encourage all schools, all schools to do what they need to do to re-open. and to have plans that anticipate that the covid-19 cases will, in fact, occur. >> and with new covid-19 cases accelerating the u.s. has broken its own daily record. more than

and on top of it, it is worth noting this is something that they note every night on anderson cooper's show, the president doesn't talk about the death count. he doesn't talk about the human toll and the toll on families. >> no, absolutely. i mean, that would make -- there are lots of reasons. one is the empathy factor. two, that would make it real and three, it is bad politics. those are all -- you know, the top three reasons. there are others as well. those pictures, that video of texas is so alarming on both just a human level, a leadership level. never mind, you know, a raw politics level. on the leadership, what happened to the guy who tweeted out a couple of weeks ago a picture of him in a mask saying it's patriotic? well, there he is in the lone star state, not being patriotic and because he's not wearing a mask, it gives license to all those people who were there gathered around to also not wear masks. in a state that is really, really reeling from the coronavirus and has seen spikes because of the fact that these social distancing mask wearing policies were not in effect early

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