please welcome, back to "the late show," anderson cooper! hello, anderson cooper!use ) >> thank you very much. >> stephen: there you go. good to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: good to see you again. for those of you keeping score at home, this is your 14th appearance-- >> is it really. >> stephen: on "the late show." >> it's the first time i'm swearing a smock. >> stephen: why aren't you wearing a suit. >> it's an ode to cunningham. do you remember him? it's an inside joke and one person got it. >> stephen: they say if you can reach one person, those are terrible ratings. ( laughter ) >> i know all about that. >> stephen: now, it is just a little after 6:00 right now. we taped the show earlier. we know around 3:00 this afternoon, hurricane ian made landfall-- >> a category 4. >> stephen: massive category 4. what do we know so far? >> sustained winds at some point 150 miles per hour, very high-level category 4, could have been a category 5. what's weird is it's a similar track to hurricane charlie, anyone down in florida in 2004. and that-- that veer

my friend, anderson cooper, is outfront tonight to talk about his new pro-found podcast that's moved closest to you. anderson started recording what would become his first podcast while he was packing up the apartment of his mother, gloria vanderbilt, after she died. here's a preview. >> i wasn't really surprised by my mom's death, but i was surprised by the loneliness i felt afterward and still feel. she was the last person from the family that i grew up in. the last person who knew the same stories as me, who had the same memories. now i'm the only one. i feel like a lighthouse keeper out on an empty island, and i feel like i need to preserve all that happened. because if i don't, my mom and my dad, my brother, the life that we shared in all those moments and all their friends, they'll all just disappear. >> and anderson is with me now. so, you know, i watched you tape parts of this, because you've been doing it through your days. why did you decide to do this now? >> umm, my mom died three years ago, but i've been going through her stuff, even while she was alive, a lot of stuff t

>> good evening, i'm anderson cooper. >> payne is back in the game. tie ball game. next is grandpa mode. joe bide season old and liberal cable outlets are taking shots at his age. which talking head called him the grandpa in chief. joy reed or van jones? both going with van jones. what is the answer? >> they all feel that they're not being heard, they all are afraid and you need the grandpa in chief. you need the grandpa in chief to continue to sit people down. vote against me, that's fine. >> i feel like someone on fox has use that had phrase before. >> feel like that person was you. >> could have been me or anybody here. this is a big one. tie game going into the final question. this hollywood star is known for being totally treadedly apparently working out so much took a toll on his mental health. he admitted his exercise routine for last action movie made him severely depressed. keep that picture up there for kennedy a little bit longer. was it zack efron or mark wahlberg. >> tone in tokyo. tone in tokyo. >> you're go

. >>> in his new podcast "all there is" anderson cooper takes listeners on a deeply personal explorationriences of loss and grief. throughout the series anderson and special guests share moving conversations about the people we lose and how to live on without them. here is a preview where anderson talks about the loss of his mother, gloria vanderbilt. >> i wasn't really surprised by my mom's death but i was surprised by the loneliness i felt afterward and still feel. she was the last person from the little family that i grew up in, the last person who knew the same stories as me and had the same memories. now i'm the only one. i feel like a lighthouse keeper on an empty island and i feel like i need to preserve all that happened because if i don't my mom and my dad and my brother, the life that we shared and all those moments and all their friends, they will all just disappear. >> and anderson is with us now, of course, the host of his podcast "all there is." and you have a little guest there, anderson. sebastian. >> i do, yes, this is sebastian. yeah. hey, sebastian, say hi. he's got hi

i'm anderson cooper with cnn's special coverage along with don lemon, who's at buckingham palace for us. don. >> reporter: anderson, a day after the loss of his beloved mother, king charles is about to take a huge st. paul in the transition from prince and heir to his royal majesty, as a matter of fact, as he addresses the united kingdom and the world. he arrived at buckingham palace from scotland just a few hours ago. he's greeting people who gathered to pay their respects. he stopped to look at the many bouquets of flowers laid in tribute of queen elizabeth. accompanied by his wife, the new queen supreme court, camilla. just a short while ago he hosted prime minister liz truss, their first formal audience sitting starting his reign. i am joined now here at buckingham palace by my colleagues, the royal correspondent max foster and cnn's chief international correspondent, christiane amanpour. it's so good to be here with you. i wish it was a better occasion. but we have some new information. max, i hear the first official rendition of "god save the king." we will hear it in just a bit

the mayor, it's anderson cooper. can you hear me? >> hi, anderson, i can.th naples. >> so, what are the immediate needs right now? >> for everyone to stay inside and continue to be hunkered down until we can go out and assess the situation. we still have water on the streets. we have downed power lines, and it's a dangerous situation. we've already had several citizens that have just had to be retrieved. and right now we just need people to stay inside. we'll let them know when it's safe to go back out. >> at this point, i mean, if someone calls 911, are first responders even able to go out? i know many jurisdictions, the rule is, you know, if the winds are higher than 45 miles an hour, law enforcement doesn't go out. >> law enforcement is out or they'll be out shortly. the city manager is going out now with police and fire to assess the situation. we were not able to do that earlier. so, i really hope -- i know a lot of people are watching through cnn. please stay calm. be patient. we probably won't open the city until tomorrow because we're under an emerg

let me hand this over to erin burnett and anderson cooper, my colleagues to continue our special coverage of queen elizabeth ii's funeral. ♪ >>> in london right now the final tributes to queen elizabeth ii are about to begin. the world watching what may be the most grand royal funeral in modern history. where leaders and other mourners have begun arriving at westminster abbey for the funeral itself, president biden will be among them. soon the queen's coffin will be moved from westminster hall where she's been lying in state since wednesday, visited by hundreds of thousands of loyal subjects. britain's longest serving monarch on one last journey home, leading here, the grounds of windsor castle, where she'll be laid to rest and then rejoined with her beloved father, her mother, her sister and her husband. i'm anderson cooper overlooking windsor castle with cnn's special live coverage. >>> and i'm erin burnett in london, overlooking the palace of westminster, where the royal procession gets under way this hour. here is what will happen. the queen's coffin will be curried from westminster h

. >> i want to hear from the governor and what he said on anderson cooper tonight. >> i hope it will be a matter of days to get the service back to most of our customers. our grid is quite fragile still. it got fixed since maria, but not fixed maria. that is underway. but it has not been accomplished by my means yet. >> there are a couple of things there. immediately, they need aid and they need to be able to get warm and dry and so on and they need food and shelter. but what you're saying is the most urgent is in the long- term, it is what he's saying as well. they're going to need infrastructure or grid. what are people saying? >> they're not coping at all. most of the mayors are saying what we need is equipment, equipment to get the mud out of the streets before it starts hardening. it is then a lot more difficult and then aid cannot be deployed. what we need is a waiver from the staffer act that will allow the aid to go to the municipalities and transform the grid. the programs are based on federal money that will allow them to turn their homes from electrical power to solar powe

drukee's mother elated and talking to cnn's anderson cooper. >> i need to be weighted down, anderson. i feel like i'm floating. i'm so happy. my mind just couldn't comprehend it because there had been no warning. it just came out of the blue. it even surprised the state department how quickly this happened. you know, nobody's complaining. we're all really happy about it, but it was quite a surprise. >> the two americans were taken to the u.s. embassy in saudi arabia where they're being checked out for medical clearance. >>> a new storm is now taking shape in the caribbean with an eye on the u.s. gulf coast. >>> plus, the house about to vote on a bill to fund the police but first donald trump now facing a major civil fraud lawsuit. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks.. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know.

puerto rico's governor told cnn's anderson cooper that most of the damage has come from the rains. >> the damage is flooding all over the island. talking about primarily the mountain region of puerto rico but urban areas in the north are being impacted as well because the rivers are discharging towards the north and that's causing flooding. we got a total blackout when the hurricane hit us and we still only have roughly 150,000 customers of our power authority with power. >> cnn has more on the storm's aftermath from san juan. >> reporter: almost the entire island of puerto rico remains in the dark as hurricane fiona slammed into the southwestern coast of the island sunday afternoon. pounding rainfall causing catastrophic mudslides and flooding. the storm coming as part of the island was finally recovering from a hurricane five years zblag getting back the neighborhood, back from maria. everything is destroyed. restaurants, houses, everything was destroyed and we just were not all the way back, halfway back. people in maria lost everything in the storm, the flooding. >> reporter: this

make sure you join me and anderson cooper as we follow the queen's final journey through london as the united kingdom honors her life. live special coverage begins tomorrow at 8 am eastern time. we have got a lot more to come, as the british people prepare for their final farewell to queen elizabeth and a new royal era dawns. plus, a judge releasing new never before seen information from the mar-a-lago affidavit. what does it tell us about the doj's investigation? g. fasenra is an add-on treatment fofor asthma driven by eosinophils. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improrove breathing, and lower ususe of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medicationn or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. ask your doctor about fasenra. we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to sell yo

. >> don and belinda collins, living in fort myers, spoke with cnn's anderson cooper, on monday. the floodwater, starting to fill their home. >> my significant other was sitting on his phone, doing nothing in the dark, i came out and he said, something is dripping on me. he got up, and the ceiling, the family room ceiling, caved in. >> besides a high storm surge, fort charlotte, not far from fort myers, it with torrential rain, and strong winds at, to one point, blew off the roof of the local hospital icu unit. internal medicine specialist, speaking with cnn, earlier, after the incident. >> it's terrible. i am still in the hospital. still have not been able to leave. we knew, being in florida, that the storms can be bad. however, we weren't expecting it to be this bad. a bunch of us doctors, and nurses, and other staff members, sleep in the hospital. unfortunately, today we, had about 160 patients and house, and our roof blew off. part of the roof on the icu. so, of course, we had torrential rain coming in, which we went down the stairwell, which went to other flores. luckily, we

p.o.w.s told anderson cooper how she found out her son is free. >> i was reading a book to my little 3-year-old grandson, and i got a phone call that said saudi arabia, and i thought, i didn't know anyone in saudi arabia. but these days, i'm just taking it anyway, so i took the call, and it was a woman at the embassy, the u.s. embassy there in saudi arabia, and she verified who i was, and then she said, i have your son standing right next to me, and he wants to speak to you. >> oh my gosh. >> and i went, alex? and i heard him say, hi, mama. it's me, your favorite child. which is a joke because he has other siblings and i said you just to anything to make that point and he said i'm free, and i said what? and he said, i'm free. >> incredible. >>> coming up, another aggressive move by the u.s. federal reserve, to tame inflation since wall street stumbling. a check of the global markets, when we come back. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our r

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bad someone is can we forget about it when their hair turns white which could be the secret anderson cooper's career. [light laughter] everyone's grandparents were magical. they can't be all that great. some had to be jerks, right? 10% of those silver haired sweethearts were probably creeps 30 years ago. age makes people seem more benign. it's why you see an old inmate on death row, you go, he can't be that bad. he's got close cropped white hair and librarian glasses. how could this 78-year-old possibly hurt any one question might barely lift a chainsaw now. it's not about now. it's about then. in the '80s when this old guy was in his 30s dismembering hitchhikers in the back of his jeep wagon near, they really were roomy back then. try finding a high bid with that kind of utility space, right? [light laughter] two, three if they are dwarfs, i digress. not saying bernie sanders is a serial killer. but i'm not not saying that bernie sanders is a serial killer. i am going to you decide. if he isn't, why would he have to wear these gloves? [light laughter] just asking a question. the aging soften

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. >> making something positive from tragedy is something anderson cooper's champion for change does alltroduced you to jimmy hatch five years ago. the ex-navy s.e.a.l. survived career-ending wounds in afghanistan and then founded a non-profit to protect police dogs. today hatch is one of yale university's oldest undergrads. he's helping shape future american foreign policy nowadays, and he continues to be champion for change. >> last year after the united states' chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, i asked jimmy to come on cnn. >> did a lot of wrong things in afghanistan and solution is figure out how not to do it again. >> turns out yale university liked jimmy's idea, in a matter of weeks they designed a year-long class to investigate what went wrong in afghanistan and to produce a report of their findings. they invited jimmy, the undergraduate to not only take the graduate-level class, but to be an unofficial co-professor with retired ambassador jen paterson. >> he was the founder and the brain child behind the course. >> the class spent months speaking to a number of generals, ambas

i covered that with my colleague anderson cooper. it seems a long time ago back then.ng. it felt like it was a long way in a long time ago in a long future at that point. >> it did feel like it would be a large leap for his then wife to become a queen. the queen concert is what her majesty declared what she would like camilla to be treated so exciting and fitting we have a new king and queen consort. >> i was lucky to ask to create this for windsor castle. it was so exciting to be playing a teeny tiny part of history. we have 30000 assigned daffodils. daffodils being the flower that represents whales and the wedding of the prince's wales we have tapped them. it's just a really exciting vacation in a huge privilege and honor. becky: but i consider what i've seen here in people leaving flowers and tribute. that reminds me, the passing of princess diana. where we saw a sea of flowers all the way through hyde park. i think perhaps some people might be slightly surprised at the difference here. you certainly see those tributes. period just to manage tuna certain extent. >>

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from max, christian, matthew, i'm anderson cooper. let's go back to allison and victor in new york. >> anderson, thank you very much. it's been really poignant to watch particularly the housing applause and the hip, hip, hooray! you could hear the people thanksing her for all the constancy and stability she brought to the country. >> we'll see tens of thousands, likely hundreds of thousands go to westminster abbey and stand along the procession tomorrow to thank her as well. >>> meanwhile, there's other news to cover and that is russian forces are fleeing parts of ukraine so quickly they're leaving behind ammunition and weaponry. we have all the new details. >>> president biden takes a victory lap today for his latest economic victory but stocks are sinking on today's disappointing inflation report. we're live from the white house. that's next. and a a fresh batch of wireframes. anand you can find her, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com ("this little light of mine") - [narrator] in the world's poorest places,

i'm anderson cooper.ths since a gunman murdered 19 children and two teachers and wounded many others, the families of the dead and survivors of massacre are waiting for answers of what happened in uvalde. it took dps the texas department of public safety responsible for statewide law enforcement nearly a month after the shootings to finally release a detailed timeline of the attack and the police response. and in mid july, the texas house investigative committee released a preliminary report revealing a number of law enforcement failures. police failed to follow universally accepted act ti shooter protocols. they allowed the gunman to remain in the classroom for more than 70 minutes. there were children still alive inside one repeatedly called 911 for help. there were wounded teachers fighting for their lives. tonight, we take a close look at the false and at times misleading information initially provided by texas law enforcement and public officials to families and reporters about the police response. t

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here's anderson cooper. >> reporter: it's been a jimm y rescue an army soldier.hot wound. >> it went out the back of my leg. >> jimmy had to be rescued. bandaged and bleeding his 21 years as a navy seal were over. he was awarded the purple heart and bronze star for his actions that night. >> we'll not lose this war because that's deep. there's a lot of layers. >> hatch was blessed to survive, but his military dog was killed on the mission. he honored his and other worker dogs who helped save lives by founding a charity that helped provide gear for working dogs who faced danger. in 2017 i first profiled jimmy as a champion for change. he convinced me to go skydiving with him to raise money for spike's canine fund. in 2019 after a chance meeting with a yale professor on another skydiving trip, jimmy was encouraged to apply to yale's eli whitney program for nontraditional students with exceptional backgrounds and aspirations. >> and a few months later i received an e-mail saying i was accepted, and i was shocked. and i looked at my wife and she said you'd be an idio

cbp's top show last month, anderson cooper didn't even have a million viewers. it is struggle city.ou are forced to do a little self-reflection. and that's what's happening over there. this week they unveiled a brand new segment called upon further review where they revisit stories from the past they got totally wrong. like they are going to therapy. the first installment was on the duke volleyball player who accused byu fans yelling racial slurs at her throughout the match. naturally before gathering the facts, cnn took the story and ran with it but "upon further review" they were wrong. there was no evidence this ever happened. watch. >> new segment that updates the initial official version of the story once more facts come in. a form of journalistic accountability and we are going to call it "upon further review." healthy skepticism is a virtue this doesn't read like a cover-up instead like a rush to judgment because of a well-intentioned impulse to believe the duke players' accusations when investigations turn up a very different fact pattern it's incumbent upon everyone to ackn

. >> our coverage of hurricane ian continues now with "anderson cooper 360." >> the sheriff here in lee county told reporters about the afternoon destruction that is everywhere tonight. no words to describe what we saw and are seeing in the present tense, which is important to note, because this is an ongoing disaster in florida and potentially in coastal carolina. hurricane in -- yes, it is a hurricane again taste is taking ada. this is what it did to fort myers beach. is the most impressive storm ever to hit this part of florida. here is our first look at the area from above. it is far from the only look at the destruction that can be revealed from the air. in struct the barrier islands hard severing the bridge to pine island, as you can see here, along with the santa bell causeway which is impassable tonight. it also did considerable damage to marinas up and down the coast, pushing even larger boat around like toys. florida's governor called this a 500 year flood event for the state. we have some time-lapse video of the water pouring into one neighborhood here. stunning as it is, thi

. >> and anderson cooper will pick up our special coverage right after a quick break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪id. next big american. pressure, pressure? pressure, pressure. so where do you think this pressure's coming from? everyone. i'm just here for the mints. [ cheering crowd ] so much pressure. pressure makes diamonds. true. pulisic! he scores! incredible! new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >>> i'm anderson cooper.viewers. want to get straight to the health of queen elizabeth. the statement saying following further evaluation, the queen's doctors are concerned and recommend that she remain under medical supervision. the queen's childrened a other immediate family members rushing to her side at the balmoral castle in scotland. joining me now is max foster outside buckingham palace. and scott mclean is outside windsor castle. max, what more do we know about the quee

. >> make sure you join me, anderson cooper, erin burnett, as u.k.emembers the queen. the state funeral of queen elizabeth ii monday, 5:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> president biden today meeting with the families of brittney griner and paul whelan. cnn caught up with griner's family. what they're saying next. so go to carvana enter your license plate answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds when you're ready we'll come to you pay you on the spot and pick up your car that's it so ditch the old way of selling your car and say hello to the new way at carvana this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treat

the national hurricane center acting director talk to our colleague, anderson cooper, early this evening, saying that storm surge rose five feet in a matter of minutes. this storm is literally rewriting the history books here. we saw debris getting lifted into the air with some of these hurricane-force gusts here in bridington, just -- lighting up as they sparked and plunged into darkness as well here. this is a dangerous storm as we know, but the threats do not stop at the coast. it is a slow march inland across the interior. and one thing that i feel like we've missed, that is so important, gone. is that the potential of this storm to reemerge into the atlantic is there. remember, we've already have a supply chain issue across the united states. think about what happens when they deploy resources to florida and then we have another hurricane strike in south carolina or georgia. it's on the table. >> yeah, it is. have you noticed anything? hang on one second. sorry. i wanna get to brian todd, there comes a point where there's so much rain that the rain gear doesn't matter. because i'm g

myers, back into punta gorda where there was so much damage back in charlie, i was there with anderson cooper. i know you're trying to get away from the surge, but spots across florida with 20 inches of rainfall. so if you're in a flood-prone area you need to keep that in mind as well. not just saltwater surge, sut-of-but certainly freshwater rainfall making significant flooding across your area. >> storm surge coming in. freshwater flooding going out. a lot to worry about sitting here this morning. chad myers, thank you. much more on this ahead. >>> in just a few hours jury selection begins as five members of the oath keepers, including their leader, go on trial for seditious conspiracies stemming from the january 6th riot. the first sedition trial in years and could reveal extremist efforts to overt the 2020 election results by whatever means necessary. live outside the federal courthouse with more on what we should expect here. whitney? >> reporter: brianna, the most aggressive case for the department of the justice and worth noting that a few people have already been, again, charged with

don collins spoke to anderson cooper's the floodwaters started to fill their home. >> my husband was sitting with his phone, doing nothing in the dark and i came out and he said something is drink dripping on me and he got up. the ceiling the, family room ceiling caved in. we have solar panels, but here in florida we have a cage around, and we know it is gone, and we think it just flipped up and it took the peace with it and then the water just sat there for a while and finally came in. >> so how high did the water get or how high is it? >> we are ten and a half feet above sea level right now and the water is coming into our house right now so i would say probably 11 feet, maybe a little more. we are about seven miles from the beach. >> so you have a couple of inches on the ground floor. >> well, we have it from where it caved in and the front door is right at the cuspsp of coming in, and the gagarage door it's comingng into the laundry room, it's beginning to seep, so it's coming up those three steps also. >> and airy homan from hurricane ian just before landfall. when we come back

. >> i want to hear from the governor what he said on anderson cooper tonight.it's going to be a matter of days to get the service back to most of our customers. one thing to keep in mind is that our grid is quite fragile still. it got fixed after maria but not really improved since maria. we are in the process of rebuilding the grid so that it is more reliable and more resilient. but that is underway. it hasn't been accomplished by any means yet. >> so listen, a couple of things there immediately they need aid and they need to be able to have things to get warm and dry, they need food and shelter. but what you're saying most urgent, i think in the long term is what he is saying as well. they are going to need it infrastructure, they're going to need a grid, you are in contact with a lot of people on the ground there, how are they coping? what are they saying? >> they are not coming at all. but most of the mayors are saying that actually what we need is equipment. equipment to get the mauve out of the streets before it starts hardening. and it is a lot more diff

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here is anderson cooper. >> reporter: it's been a long journey for former navy seal jimmy hatch to the his college degree and investigating the war that nearly cost him his life. we first met jimmy in 2015. >> hostage rescue stuff is really hard. >> reporter: he was speaking out for the first time about a mission to rescue army soldier bow bergdahl in afghanistan. on the mission jimmy suffered a catastrophic gunshot wound. >> hit me on the knee and sent the bone out the back of my leg. >> reporter: jimmy had to be rescued, bandaged and bleeding his 21 years as a navy seal were over. he was awarded the purple heart and bronze star for his actions this night. >> we will not lose that war because that's deep. there's a lot of layers and we're all blessed. >> reporter: hatch was blessed to survive but his military dog remco was killed on the mission. he honored remco and other working dogs who helped save lives by founding spike's canine fund, a charity that provides protective gear and training for working dogs that face danger. in 2017 i first profiled jimmy as a champion for change. he

that is where i spent fives of my life with anderson cooper after charlie and that is such a vulnerable area. most of the land around these canals is three feet tall. and the surge may be nine feet tall. because of this. because the storm. now half of it, at least back in the water. and it actually made landfall around 4:30 this morning so about five hours on shore. but now the center of the eye has moved back into the warm water. which means the storm will begin to regenerate. it will begin to get stronger again. and then turn to the north and likely turn to the east. ahead of this, on the east side of this, will be tornados today and waterspouts and there have street flooding around miami. and the east winds could push more water into biscayne bay. but you asked about the tracks of the storms. are they still 40 or 50 miles apart. yes. and would 40 or 50 miles maybe a tremendous difference,acious. there is another model. it just started running for about two hours ago. the hurricane center will update everything because of the models and that is still to come a little bit later. jim an

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i want to hand it off to anderson cooper who tonight is at windsor castle. >>> good evening from windsor ii was finally laid to rest. the chapel here named after her father king george vi. it was a private moment ending ten days of public grieving unlike anything this country has seen in 70 years or might ever see again. yet despite that possibility, despite the changing monarchy and the kingdom there was a timelessness about today. every sight and sound, every ceremonial step starting with the procession to westminster abbey was a reminder that this might just as well as been the 1926 of elizabeth ii's birth not the 2022 of her passing. the funera

i want to hand it off to anderson cooper who tonight is at windsor castle. >>> good evening from windsor castle which sits behind me with the lights now dark. about four hours ago britain's longest reigning monarch elizabeth ii was finally laid to rest. the chapel here named after her father king george vi. it was a private moment ending ten days of public grieving unlike anything this country has seen in 70 years or might ever see again. yet despite that possibility, despite the changing monarchy and the kingdom there was a timelessness about today. every sight and sound, every ceremonial step starting with the procession to westminster abbey was a reminder that this might just as well as been the 1926 of elizabeth ii's birth not the 2022 of her passing. the funeral was no different. ♪ 2,000 voices felling westminster with "the lord is my shepherd" said to be the queen's favorite song, at her wedding, also here 75 years ago. the archbishop of canterbury invoking another song and another bridge from past to present. >> her late majesty's broadcast during covid lockdown ended with we will

i am anderson cooper. our correspondents are standing by at buckingham palace where we could get word on the 96-year-old queen's condition at any moment. at last word she was under medical supervision at balmoral in scotland. there you see the gates. most of her closest family members have gathered. prince william with prince edward and prince andrew were the latest to arrive. we saw a photo of them together as well as prince edward's wife sophie. now we are watching to see when prince harry will join his family in balmoral castle in scotland. want to bring in cnn royal correspondent max foster buckingham palace with cnn chief international anchor christiane amanpour and bianca nobilo. it looks like the rain has at least stopped for you at buckingham palace. max, what are you hearing? any news you have heard? >> reporter: no. we haven't heard anything. it has gone very quiet which is qu quite erie. everyone is asking what is going on. we had the statement saying doctors were worried and everyone makes this

this is anderson cooper. sebastian, was born earlier this year, i sold my mom's apartment and had to finally go through the stuff that she'd left behind when she died. >> this is cool. here's a telegram from frank sinatra, san francisco international airport to miss gloria vanderbilt. writes, i'm on my way, darling. i miss you and wish you were sharing the seat with me. love, the feller on the white horse. that's kind of exactly what you would want a telegram from francis albert sinatra to be. >> my mom was gloria vanderbilt and lived a pretty epic life full of great loves and a lot of loss. and it turns out she saved pretty much everything. so far, i've discovered secret journals, thousands of photographs, and things about her and my family that i never knew before. and packed away in drauwers and boxes, my mom left me hidden notes as a kind of guide through it all. >> another note. it says, anderson, the skirt i was wearing when carter died. when my brother killed himself in front of her, this is what she w

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm anderson cooper. queen elizabeth ii is coming home. ii will arrive in england at royal air force in london, taking a look at live pictures outside central london where the plane carrying the queen's coffin will land. every inch of the queen's final journey has been kochoreographe and planned as the queen directed. coffin will then head to buckingham palace where she will lay for the night. tomorrow coffin will travel to westminster hall where the people of he think manned, people from london an all around will be able to say their personal farewells to her. a single day the queen was lying in rest in scotland for than 26,000 mourners queued up and were able to pay their final respects. joining me outside buckingham palace is christiane amanpour, cnn royal correspondent max foster. it's been an extraordinary day from what we have seen, just the respect shown to the queen in edinburgh and now crowds have been gathering here in the rain for much of the day. >> i mean, absolutely, and i think we're all sort of, you know, reinforced by what

there's -- i'm anderson cooper, and there you are.icated on impressions. >> seth: yeah. >> so the first rehearsal, i just kind of whipped out, "uh, yeah uh, okay." and that was it. >> seth: yeah. >> "i just kind of did that to my voice ah, ray romano ha." >> seth: i think that was the extent of it, too. >> that was it >> seth: yeah. >> i think everyone realized, "oh, we can't give him dialogue." [ light laughter ] "how are you doing?" >> seth: it's better than i remember i will say it's a lot better than i remember. >> yes >> seth: yeah. do people -- when you -- i mean, first of all, this is a raised level of difficulty here with this gru now you got to do a kid gru. >> oh, so hard >> seth: so hard >> oh, my gosh >> seth: do people ever -- >> i'm being facetious >> seth: do people ever -- [ laughter ] >> it's really not hard. >> seth: do people ever say to you, "how do you come up with your funny voices? >> never [ laughter ] it just doesn't happen i think anyone can do gru. really, i shouldn't say that >> seth: oh, yeah. >> 'cause i'

next up on cnn, anderson cooper is being recast as wolf blitzer [ laughter ] and finally, on "euphoria is being recast as pope francis and it's just great. [ cheers and applause you won't even know the difference it's going to be exciting to watch. it'll be fun to see. get this, guys i saw that dc comics has revealed that the joker's real name is jack oswald white. >> jimmy: yeah, pretty interesting. so i thought it would be fun right now if some of us here, me, higgins, the roots, reveal our real names for the first time i'll go first. my real name is devin st. monroe [ laughter ] quest, how about you >> questlove: my real name is bart tomato. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's cool. never knew that. tariq, how about you >> tariq: my real name is spunk, chuck spunk [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's cool. higgins, how about you >> steve: my real name is thomas scrotum jr. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay james, how about you >> my real name -- [ suspenseful tone ] you don't want to know my real name [ laughter ] okay how much time do you got [ laughter ] [ suspenseful tone ] i wasn't like my other f

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i'm anderson cooper in london outside buckingham palace with cnn's christiane amanpour, max foster. body of queen elizabeth ii is in england, the site of her final resting place. coffin now headed to buckingham palace for the night. huge crowds have been descending on london, hoping to get a glimpse of the hearse as it makes its way. tomorrow the queen's coffin will travel to westin ster hall where the people of england will be able to say their personal fire wells to her. as we continue to watch -- we're about -- she's about, what, 15, 20 minutes or so away. >> that's the a-40 you're seeing them coming into london soon. i'm quite struck by the cars on the other side of the road which hasn't been closed down, but cars are your stopping aware of what they're seeing to catch a moment -- people are getting out of their cars, you can see them along the edge parking on the other side of the road. it's extraordinary. >> you may hear some yelling behind you, there's crowds of people sort of, i guess, who have been allowed in closer to buckingham palace and they're sort of running to try to

and i just want everyone to know that "all there is with anderson cooper" is available now on apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. there is a brand-new episode available today. >>> cnn's special coverage of hurricane ian continues right now. ♪ >>> a stormy wednesday morning, i'm jim sciutto. >> we're glad you are with us. there is a lot of breaking news this morning. i'm poppy harlow. we are watching hurricane ian as a powerful category 4 storm barreling toward florida's west coast with sustained winds of 155 miles an hour. that is just shy of a category 5 hurricane. the eye of this storm expected to make landfall just hours from now, bringing with it catastrophic flooding and also life-threatening storm surge. the florida keys getting hit hard overnight with tropical storm-force winds causing flooding, major flooding and power outages. >> the power of this is just enormous. the hurricane has also sparked tornado activity, one reported overnight in broward county, ripping trees from the ground. it has also caused heavy damage to planes at the north perry airport in pembroke pine