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she spoke earlier with cnn anderson cooper and called the draft opinion unconsciousable. >> what we have seen tonight is not just a draft. we believe this is a road map for how they will take row down. and we have already seen it over the last nine months in texas. the devastation of what we have seen, patients traveling thousands of miles to get access to basic abortion care. i will tell you abortion is still legal right now. we are letting our patients know, patients who are seeking access to abortion they can still go and seek their provider right now. what is happening right now in front of the court is unbelievable. >> how -- how many states do you think would still continue to if it goes to state legislature. how many will continue to allow abortions to take place? >> here's what we know, 26 states that are poised and ready and em boldened because of this court to over turn roe in their own state. federal protection is gone states will be making these decisions. we have seen it in texas. we have seen florida move to 15 week bans. arizona 15 week bans. oklahoma and idaho six week ba

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anderson cooper, thank you so much for being on the scene for us. h "360" later tonight 8:00 p.m. for anderson's hive coverage from the scene. >>> just ahead, nba head coach steve kerr sounds off on the texas school massacre, making a plea for gun reform after yet another bloody mass murder here in america. jackie speier leaves big shoes to fill. i rose through the ranks to captain in the army. expanded access to education as a nonprofit leader. had a successful career in business. and as burlingame mayor during the pandemic, raised the minimum wage, increased affordable housing, and preserved our bayfront open space. i am emily beach. i'll take my real-life experience to get things done for us. i approve this message, and all these shoes too. >>> when golden state warriors head coach steve kerr faced the news media before last night's nba playoff game, he didn't want to talk about basketball. instead, he channeled the outrage and the frustration so many americans are feeling right now after yet another massacre. >> in the last ten days, we've had el

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tonight, reporting from here throughout the night along with colleagues, erin burnett, jake tapper, anderson cooper and around the country for election night in america, the midterm election primaries . >>> tonight, the nation is turning to pennsylvania, a major battleground in american politics, from the three rivers in pittsburgh, to the striking green home of the capitol building in harrisburg, heart of government in the commonwealth, to historic independence hall in philadelphia, those across pence im , pennsylvania, are making choice to influence the presidential race. i'm jake tapper and we're standing by for results in what is sure to be an eventful election. the political spotlight on key primary races in pennsylvania, north carolina, kentucky, idaho and oregon. in phil pennsylvania, north carolina republican senators retiring seats, tonight, we'll bring more to the direction of the two major parties, also a significant new test of former president trump's grip on the republican party and president biden's sway over the democrats. as both weigh a potential rematch in 2024. perhaps the bigge

tonight on "ac 360 with anderson cooper." anderson? >> thanks, jessica.haven't seen. it's the war through the eyes of one mother as she shelters in a basement with her three children in kyiv. her name is olena gness. before russia invaded, she was a war guide and posted a lot of videos about her family and life in ukraine on youtube. when the bombs started falling and russia invaded she decided to keep a video diary of what she and her husband and kids were going through, never knowing if they would survive through the night. i was able to meet her a few weeks ago in kyiv. when i realized how much video she shot and i started to watch it, i realized what an extraordinary thing this was. it's a view of war we've rarely seen before, intimate and poignant, it's very personal. and she's just lovely and a thoughtful, caring person. this is the war diary of olena gness. here is a brief clip. in the morning against all adds, kyiv is still in ukrainian control. >> the latest update is that we are alive. i am alive. this is irina. she's sleeping on the floor. ther

one local official told cnn's anderson cooper he believed the grieving community would be strengthenedgedy. >> our community may have differences, but in a time of need and a time of crisis people of uvalde unite. and that's what's good about this. if there's anything good about this, it's going to i think bring our community together. >> and we're also learning more about messages the gunman sent just minutes before his rampage. cnn got an exclusive look at a series of text messages to a girl the gunman met online telling her exactly what he was about to do. details from cnn's drew griffon. >> reporter: this is the text conversation captured just moments before the 18-year-old shooter would attempt to kill his grandmother then in his words shoot-up an elementary school. you know what i'm going to do right now, he writes. tell me, is the response. i can't since my grandpa hasn't left. i'm waiting for this dude to leave. shortly after 11:00 a.m. texas time the suspect then complains about his grandmother and his phone bill. i'm waiting for this bitch, i'm going to do something to her ri

we have anderson cooper, don lemon. shepherd smith. lot of big media names in the room. chuck. people are mean. the axios team is in the house. i didn't know this, but axios is greek for political playbook without the birthdays. axios got a lot of flak. kudos, they fix the problem by not releasing any more staff photos. i am a fan. you have been crushing it with those interviews. how does jonathan swan -- what to do with the money? an interview with jonathan swan is like being interrogated by a quality air. senator mcconnell, don't you think it is strange you when the devil have never been seen in the same place at the same time? don't you think that is strange? npr is here tonight. one of my favorites. congratulations for all the work you do. i wish you did not have to beg for money. maybe you are spending too much on tote bags. who designed those? how about the new york times by the not realize this i love the new york times. you guys are the best. some of most accurate reporting in news. really powerful. does the new york times keep blaming bell reform? reporting on the pand

cnn's anderson cooper gives us a preview. >> thanks, jim. war in you ukraine but t is the war through the eyes of one mother as she shelters in a basement with her three children in kyiv. her name is olena gness. she was a tour guide and used to post videos on youtube. when the bombs started falling she kept recording and she decided to make basically a video diary of what she and her husband and kids were experiencing as they moved into a basement shelter never knowing if they would survive through the night. i talked to olena on "360" since the early days the war and was able to meet her in kyiv. when i realized how much video she had shot and i started to watch it, i realized what an extraordinary thing she had created. it's a view of the war we've rarely seen before, very intimate and poignant, very personal, and she's really just a lovely, thoughtful, caring person. this is the war diary of olena gness. here is a brief clip. in the morning against all odds kyiv is still in ukrainian control. >> the latest update is that we are alive. i

his father told anderson cooper the devastating way he learned his little girl was never coming home.de, they started bringing the kids out. and i was aiding assistance. one little girl was just covered in blood head to toe. i thought she was injured. i asked her what was wrong and she said she was okay. she was hysterical saying they shot her best friend, they killed her best friend, she's not breathing and she was trying to call the cops. and i asked the little girl the name and she -- and she told me -- and she said amerie. >> that's how you learned? >> she was so sweet. she was the sweetest little girl who did nothing wrong. she listened to her mommy and dad. she always brushed her teeth. she was creative. she made things for us. she never got in trouble in school. like, i just want to know what she did to be a victim. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financiallan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® prossional. dad: hey boss. you okay? son: i said i'm fine. ♪ put me to bed ♪ ♪ see you in

cnn's anderson cooper is in kyiv, ukraine's capital city. anderson, beyond those people trapped in the factory, there are still civilians, women, children, elderly trapped elsewhere in mariupol. are they getting out today, too? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, alison. the u.n. brokered a deal with russians to let the united nations and red cross help with evacuations. there's the evacuation for those inside the steel plant and then a separate effort to help those get out of the city of mariupol itself, which has been decimated by russian strikes. people have little food, water or medical care. nick paton walsh is in ukraine. do we have a sense of how many have been able to get out of mariupol today? >> reporter: limited, i would say. we certainly know that there seem to be, according to the russian ministry of defense numbers and some ukrainian officials, about 100 may be part of this convoy, images fed out by numerous news agencies, appears to be on the move under red cross escort. there's lots going on here. we spent a day at the reception

v one local official told anderson cooper that he believes the tragedy will strengthen a grieving communityommunity may have differences, but in a time of need, a time of crisis, people of uvalde unite, and then that's what's good about this. if there is anything about good about this, it will bring our community together. >> cnn's chris wynn joins us from texas. there has been a lot of information we're getting in the past 24 hours or so. some parents were begging police to go into the school and engage with the shooter. so what more is known about that as well as the time line of the police response? >> reporter: john, good morning. officials tell us the gunman was in the school for up to an hour before law enforcement entered the room where he barricaded himself and then killed himself. we are learning tonight that there appears to have been about a 30-minute lull between the time when the gunman opened fire and when he was in a stand-off with law enforcement. officials saying that they needed to come up with a tactical strategy, and this appears to coincide with reports we have been hea

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. >> anderson cooper on the scene for us. thank you so much. we appreciate that. there's a vigil tonight in texas in a town that many of us didn't know much about. we learned a lot about uvalde. the kids who lived and died there, the distraught parents and community trying to rally around them. a lot we haven't learned yet, maybe we never will about motive behind this senseless killing and the police response and time line of what happened in small town on awards day at the end of the school year. all those families that will never be the same again. >> she was the sweetest little girl who did nothing wrong. she listened to her mom and dad. she always brushed her teeth. she was creative. she made things for us. she never got in trouble in school. i just want to know what she did to be a victim. that's one of the interviews i mentioned to anderson. it's heartbreaking. a small town that will never be able to forget what happened. ever. there's so many unanswered questions tonight but we're learn more about the 18-year-old shooter and what happened yesterday morning

and he shared that with anderson cooper last night. >> she was just trying to do the right thing. she was just trying to call the cops. she was so scared of just strangers and things like this, like she would lock the door when i would step out to put gas in the car. like, she -- this is literally, like, her worst fear and she was just trying to help everyone. >> she talked about something like this? >> so i -- i'm a med aid. when i arrived on the scene, i saw kids inside, they started bringing the kids out, and i was aiding assistance, one little girl was just covered in blood, head to toe, like, i thought she was injured, i asked her what was wrong, and she said she was okay, she was hysterical saying they killed her best friend, and she called the cops and she told me -- she said amerie. >> that's how you learned. >> she was so sweet. she was the sweetest little girl who did nothing wrong. she listened to her mommy and dad, she always brushed her teeth, she was creative, she made things for us, she never got in trouble in school. like, i just want to know what she did to be a v

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now, the day after the massacre, her father told anderson cooper how he learned that amerie was gone. >> she was hysterical saying they shot her best friend, they killed her best friend, she was not breathing, and she was trying to kill the cops, and i asked the little girl the name, and she told me -- she said amerie. she was the sweetest little girl who did nothing wrong. she listened to her mommy and dad. she always brushed her teeth. she was creative. she made things for us. she never got in trouble in school. like, i just want to know what she did to be a victim. >> fellow classmate, matae rodriguez also just 10 years old will be laid to rest later today. at sacred heart church, where the funeral is taking place, there are 21 crosses, one for each of the 19 children and two teachers killed a week ago today, and funerals for 12 of the victims will be held there. cnn's nick valencia joins us from uvalde, tell us what happens happening as this little girl's funeral is starting. >> reporter: amerie's funeral is reportedly being attended by many people wearing the color purple, which

. >> and take a look at what an official told anderson cooper last night. >> we got casey white out, uniquely announced that his wife had shot herself in the head and that he didn't do it. >> does that strike you as odd, first thing out of his mouth is i didn't do it? >> it does strike me as odd and i think that the forensics will find the truth for that story, whether he killed her or she did in-fact take her own life. either way it is really a tragic end to an otherwise noble career for her. >> yeah, and you can hear so many of her colleagues along the way, this 11 day manhunt said that they didn't see any of this coming, that this was somebody that they trusted. there were rules broken though. she should never have been able to check out an inmate on her own to take to a mental health evaluation that didn't exist. i mean, there were red flags along the way. but maybe -- >> after action. >> laura, thank you so much. nice to see you. >>> and later this morning, we'll hear president biden's plan to combat high prices for working families. >> plus what the president said about vladimi

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on wednesday, cnn's anderson cooper interviewed angel garza, whose 10-year-old daughter amerie jo garzaied in the attack. >> when i arrived on the scene, kids aside, they started bringing the kids out. i was aiding assistance. one little girl was covered in blood headed to. i thought she was injured. i asked what was wrong. she said she was ok, she was hysterical sing they shot her best friend, they killed her best friend, she's not breathing and she was trying to call the cops. i asked the little girl the name and she told me -- she said amerie. she just turned 10. her are they was on the 10th. may 10, two weeks ago. >> you had a party for her? >> we gathered family and had a dinner. she just got a phone. she had been wanting one for so long and we finally got it for her. she tried to call the police. >> she actually tried to call? >> yes. i got confirmation students in her classroom that she was trying to call the authorities. i guess he just shot her. how do you look at this girl and shoot her? [sobbing] oh, my baby. how do you shoot my baby? i'm sorry. i'm sorry. amy: those are the

but without this, that anderson cooper says to fresh food a short walk away, that's on hold for some time. he expects it will be open soon. he said hopefully not months. >> that's an important point. it was a center piece of the community where the community went to get food. now that have to go elsewhere and figure that out. is shows the ripple effect from the shooting there yesterday. thank you so much. >>> we're following breaking news right now out of orange county, california. a shooting at a church has left one dead and four critically wounded. also ahead tonight, why the buffalo shooting suspect wasn't a lone wolf. even though he acted alone. >>> pennsylvania senate candidate says he's recovering from a stroke. we'll update you on his condition. >>> vladimir putin war drives more nations to choose nato over neutrality. i'll ask the finnish ambassador to the u.s. if he's worried about russian retaliation. we'll be right back. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. (driver) conventional thinking w

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let's bring in cnn's anderson cooper he joins us from kyiv, ukraine, as you have been describing about those people trapped in the factory, we don't know how many are still trapped in the steel factory. there are also civilians, women, children, elderly trapped elsewhere in mariupol, do we know what their status is? >> yeah, it's still not clear exactly how many people were able to evacuate and exactly where they are right now. the united nations negotiated a deal with the russians to let the u.n. and red cross help with the evacuations so there's the evacuation that you've described for those inside the steel plant. there's the separate effort to get some civilians out of the city of mariupol itself, which has been, as you know, decimated by russian strikes. i want to get the latest on those right now with cnn scott mcclain joins us from lviv. we just learned about the evacuations from the steel plant could not happen today, what more do you know? >> it's pretty difficult to evacuate anyone from the steel plant when you have constant bombing, constant shelling, constant fire from the

. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) >> scott pelley: the war crimes in ukraine are among the worst of the 21st century, but they are just the latest in a history of assassinations and mass murder at the hands of russian president vladimir putin. we know this, in large part, thanks to a team of online data detectives that calls itself bellingcat. since 2014, bellingcat investigations have exposed russia's undercover hit squads and tied russian troops to atrocities. suffice to say, the russian government denies everything you are about to see in this story. but, that's exactly where bellingcat comes in. bellingcat's founder, eliot higgins, has created a method of mining online data and social media to put the lie to disinformation and unmask vladimir putin. >> eliot higgins: i feel it's almost my duty, that when we're faced with all this information showing terrible things that are happening, it's to put it out there. it does involve risk. but then, defending l

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we have anderson cooper in the house, tonight.we have rachel maddow, don lemon, shepherds mid, so many other huge challenge who can no longer be mentioned in florida public schools. i see you around desantis, how is it going? it lots of big media names in the room tonight. truck taught us here. chuck, you hear? how are you doing? i'd ask you a follow-up, you don't know what those are. i don't boo him, he is trying. those people i mean, chuck. the axios team, also in the house. but axios is actually greet for political playbook for their birthdays. and you know, axios says a lot of flak, a few years ago, with a stark photo for cpac. but, kudos to axios. they fix the problem for not releasing more staff photos. i'm a fan, a personal fan. you've been crushing with those interviews, congrats on the award, and get these politicians to the australian accent. american journalist out too aggressive. what did you do with the money? in an interview with jonathan swan is like being interrogated by a koala. but, senator mcconnell, don't you t

anderson cooper, cnn: so are you saying that the united states would come to taiwan's defense if chinaacked? pres. biden: yes, we -- yes, we have a commitment to do that. nick: that's not official u.s. policy. the taiwan relations act obligates the u.s. to enable taiwan to maintain a sufficilf-d maintain the capacity of theent u.s. to resist any resort to force. but despite u.s. weapons sales to taiwan, the u. has been ambiguous whether it would intervene militarily, and the u.s. acknowledges that all chinese on both sides of the taiwan strait maintained that there is one china and taiwan is a part of china, as biden reiterated today. pres. biden: we agree with the one china policy. we have signed on to it and all the attendant agreements made from there. but the idea that it can be taken by force, it will dislocate the entire region d be another action similar to what happened in -- in ukraine. and so it's a burden that is even stronger. nick: china views taiwan as a breakaway province and vows reunification. beijing increasingly threatens taiwan militarily, including flying 14 warpla

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entertainment but i don't to dwell on that but mick mulvaney when we have other great jowrnlgist here and anderson cooperuseman and rachel and shepard smith and talents who can no longer be mentioned in florida public schools hey ron desantis what's going on, baby. oh, man -- a lot of big media names in the room tonight chuck is here. chuck are you here -- how are you doing? i'll ask a follow-up but i know you don't know what those are. don't boo him. he's trying. man these people are mean, chuck. actually is greek or political playbook without the birthdays. yeah. and you know, a star photo with fewer black people in it than cpac but kudos they didn't release anymore star photos and -- jonathon swan man i'm a fan personal fan you've been crushing with those interviews congrats on the award. people are asking how does jonathon swan get politicals the australia accent. too aggress eve what did you do with the money? and interview with jonathon swan is like interrogated by a koala bear and sarah mcconnell isn't it strange that you and devil have never been seen in the same place at the same time. don't you

now the president has gone kind of close to this before, he did so in a cnn town hall with anderson cooper last fall where he talked about the united states commitment to china, it's a statement that aides and leaders walked ba. you also saw aides inside the white house saying there have been no change in the president's position when it came to taiwan, but what he articulated is definitely a change. it is the clearest that you heard any united states president be in quite some time when it comes to what they would do. he was very clear there. i think when you look at what the president says, you look at how some of his advisers sometimes try to walk it back, often when the president has said it ult preliminary times it's pretty clear what he means there. that is a statement that caught some of the president's advisers off guard when he said it, they did not exact him to be that blunt when talking about what the united states would do if that were to happen. the president should does say he doesn't ultimately think china will invade taiwan. he says he doesn't think that's something that's

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this week, anderson cooper has some tips to help you help them. >> since 2007, cnn heroes honored hundredsht on their causes, help them raise funds for their life changing work, all while inspiring people with their incredible stories. the first step in the cnn heroes journey is a nomination and that's where you come in. it only takes a few minutes and you can do it right now at cnnheroes.com. just think about what makes this person special, and tell us about them in a paragraph or two. we want to know about their impact, what makes their work unique. you don't need to know your nominee personally, they could be someone you admire from a far and can be from almost anywhere in the world. this is your opportunity to help that amazing person you know reach more people and change more lives and maybe even become the next cnn hero of the year. >> and if you've got someone in mind, you can find everything you need to know to nominate your hero right now at cnn/heroes.com. >>> so finally we leave you with a story of abandonment. care man john riley joined cnn in 1998 at the age of 12. he's been h

this week anderson cooper has some tips to help you help them. next cnn hero of the year. >> since 2007, cnn heroes has honored hundreds of everyday people making the world a better place. we shine a light on their causes and help them raise funds for life-changing work while inspiring people with their incredible stories. but the first step in the journey is a nomination and that is where you come in. it only takes a few minutes and you could do it right now at cnnheroes.com. and about what makes this person special and tell us about them. and we want to know about their impact. you don't need to know them personally. you could be someone you admire from afar and anywhere in the world. this is your opportunity to help that amazing person you know reach more people and change nor lives and become the next cnn hero of the year. >> and you could find everything that you need to nominate your hero at cnnheroes.com. and we'll be right back. (vo) when it comes to safety, who has s more iihs top safety pick plus awards— the highest level of safety you

but the russian-ukrainian relationship requires closer cooperation within the european union and nato , swedish prime minister magdalena andersonsaid this after her meeting in berlin, about which i just said, according to her, the war will have serious consequences not only for ukraine but also for sweden, therefore stockholm will significantly increase its defense budget and will soon also hold a debate on joining nato. sweden and finland plan to submit an application for membership in the north atlantic alliance together in 20 x days of this month, french president emmanuel macron again spoke with russian president vladimir putin today, trying to convince him to stop the war in ukraine and withdraw all russian troops from there it happened today after a month of silence, the conversation lasted more than two hours, the elysée palace did not reveal the details, but the kremlin quite predictably announced that putin should blame everyone for what is happening in ukraine, and he blamed the west, however, he did not reject the possibility of continuing the dialogue. but is this dialogue necessary now we or we will simply go to hi