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it will be on anderson cooper tonight. we talked earlier a lot about the begging for more help, securitywise for the national guard. you see the speaker and chuck schumer, the top democrat in the senate were doing with the governor of virginia, the mayor of d.c. and so forth. another thing that was really striking to me, wolf, was the determination that they all had, particularly the house speaker, to get back to work. she was very, very focused on when can we get back in there, when can we continue to do what is constitutionally required of them, to certify the election. that was a top, top priority. of course, also, the personal safety of everybody there. and the ultimate -- the time they found out, the way they found out was mike pence telling them they could go back in, and it's safe to come back in and they would hear about that officially soon. the very person who was himself a target by donald trump -- of donald trump's supporters because he refused to go along and he was going to certify -- oversee the certificatio

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human way to healthcare. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in the latest episode of the podcast "all there is" with anderson cooperaurie anderson about the unexpected feelings she experienced when she lost her husband, musician and rock legend lou reed. >> you said of lou's death, i have never seen the expression of full blunder as lou as he died, his hands were doing water flowing, tai chi and his eyes wide open and i was holding him in my arms as he died, his heart stopped, he wasn't afraid, i got to walk with him to the end of the world, painful and dazzling, it doesn't get better than that and death, i think the purpose of death is the release of love. >> i do remember feeling it. >> and anderson is with us now, along with sebastian who joins us for every one of these beautiful segments which we so enjoy. >> and what is in store, every one of these podcast episodes is so beautiful, it is such an experience, what is in store for us in this one? >> so laurie anderson is just a remarkable human being. she's somebody i've long admired. my mom introduced me to her music back in the early 1980s, and i did a profile

sanjay gupta, or anderson cooper? >> ooh, that's a tough one. >> no.bathing suits. >> well, no. it's a banana hammock. >> like a small, very narrow bathing suit. >> it's a french style. >> oh, oh, oh, oh, okay. >> so, when someone's running in slow motion down the beach in a silver lame speedo, of those three, who would you choose? >> i don't know. >> come on! it's anderson cooper. the guy, like, works out. that's a good-looking man. >> does he? he works out? i don't know. >> you disappoint me, eric. you really do. cheers. >> cheers. cheers. >> cheers. ganbei. >> ganbei. ganbei. >> ah, no. ganbei you finish the -- no. cheers. wow, you took it seriously. >> you become more and more chinese now. ♪ >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta,

you can watch the january 6th hearing with anderson cooper, jake tapper, it begins at 1 p.m. in washington, 6 p.m. in london right here on cnn. >>> american conspiracy theorist alex jones is learning the hard way that malicious lies can be costly. a jury awarded families and a first responder nearly a billion dollars in damages. radio host alex jones had insisted it was an elaborate hoax concocted by the government for gun control. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury -- >> reporter: alex jones, the conspiracy theorist who was found liable last year of defaming families of the sandy hook school shooting must pay victims. >> i'm proud that what we accomplished is to tell the truth. it shouldn't be this hard. it shouldn't be this scary. >> reporter: the connecticut jury unanimously decided jones must pay $965 million compensatory damages. 14 are family members and a 15th is an fbi agent who responded to the scene. family members sat in court, some crying as the verdict was read. jones was not there. >> the whole thing is fake. >> the info wars host spent years spreading disinfor

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the ceo of dominion voting systems speaks with anderson cooper about unsubstantiated claims his company'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you so much for spending time with us on this sunday. have a good night. >>> illegal sideshows in two local cities, how police responded in two very different ways. >>> where people living in this black enclave are fighting for ownership of the place they call home. we will have that story coming up. >>> a famous san francisco brewery making sure nothing is watered down including its factory. it's creative approach to conservation. >> we begin tonight in marin county, i'm but debate is raging over how to run a predominantly african-american housing development. officials want to maintain control of the property. >> but the residents have a plan that would allow the community control its own destiny. >> reporter: golden gate village is unique, a government own housing project in the only black enclave in the entire county, but some believe they would be better off if the government didn't own it at all. constructed in 1960, the golden gate village

when you see anderson cooper he's reporting on the float or whatever you pull back some he takes a snapshotut it's a nice feeling walking around last night. >> do you think. [laughter] you are not taking the subway? >> no, no of course not. >> three bucks still for a murder rate three buckshot paying a lot to get murdered. that's a pretty good deal. [laughter] grab that. exuberance have you don't like and hope that is how you off somebody. >> exactly. greg: what are you doing later kat? that is a joke that's a joke we've got to move on. >> they loved it. th: he rocks sexy boots and tide s but even gay superman cannot reach new heights. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. and the people of old dominion never turn away a promise. or over promise. or make an empty promise. we keep them. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. [laughter] hey, i was thinking about going back to school to get my master's... i just saw something that said you could do it in a year for like $11k. hmm! or

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cnn's anderson cooper spoke with him earlier. >> for 45 years she has been telling the same story consistently. we found this in evidence of some of the earlier records we obtained. it's something the sheriff who has been leading this investigation tells us as well. why it hasn't happened is an important question. in lucy's case she has four things working against her. one, when this allegedly happened she was a child. two, she was poor. three, as she told later on, she was a woman. we understand how law enforcement in many cases dismisses the claims of women. of course the fourth thing which is we have yet to find a body or name associated with this. even though she says very correctly she saw these bodies being disposed of. you know, we have yet to find a body. >> explain what you've uncovered about don studey, lucy's father? >> reporter: if this were 2022, anderson, it's hard to imagine he would have gotten away with the myriad of things he did. we were able to establish that, in fact, he was a gambler and that he lived a life of crime. while those things don't necessarily point to him bein

when you said, in my dream, i thought you were going to say, you anderson cooper, would be in the videou were going to say. but that's okay. >> you are going to be in the video. >> i think what you say about connection is so important. i've been doing a podcast about loss and grief. and that is something which feels so isolating and yet is actually something that connects us to everyone else on the planet. it is something we all go through, loss and grief. you write about grief, the feeling of grief, that you had coming back from space. and you said -- >> i was out there, anderson, i was up there, and i saw the beauty of the earth, and i saw the deadliness of space. and i suddenly started to weep. when i landed, suddenly, what am i crying about? and i realized that i was in grief for the world. and it took me a while to understand that we are insignificant. our little world is insignificant. we're a rock. and we are insignificant beings living on the rock. but what we are is we're aware that we're insignificant. and that awareness allows us to look at the universe in awe and wonder and

obviously have i admired your work for many years as i said before, i watched you on the anderson cooperour many, many times, you know what st interesting, it is fun to see you smile. because you have a lovely smile. but you never smile when are you on panel. are you just stone faced. st like you are the ultimate poker showdown. >> you sound like my father, thank you. >> stephen: i am loathe to say to a woman you should smile more but what i am saying is that you really do really play your cards close to your chest when are you reporting on the former president as you do in your new book, confidence man. the making of donald trump and the breaking of america. (applause) 500 pages. you get your money's worth with this book. this book, there have been many books about the president. but as it says here on the back, there say blush here that says this the book trump fears most. why do you think, why do you think what make this booknt, ma. >> i wanted to paint a deeper portrait of trump. i wanted to go back and look at the world that made him, the specifics of his character. and this is a ch

i have like -- anderson cooper level of sports knowledge. i did hear about the brian flores issue because it was talked about in my house. but that is all i know. >> are you throwing anderson under the bus? >> have you ever seen anderson? anderson talks about this. he confesses it. >> i thought that i held the record at cnn for knowing the least about sports, but maybe it is anderson. >> no, it is me. well, i will tell you that i am so glad that you brought this up in this discussion and if we keep talking about coaches -- it's also offensive coordinators, defensive coordinators. it's not just the head coach, the 32 -- and this is just such a relate-able issue as out of the world of football and corporate america and other instances. it's women, people of color, as well, on this glass cliff. if you didn't know about it, now you know. we want to know what you think out there as well. is the nfl using this? i have you heard about the glass cliff? do you have your own experience as well? tweet us @alisyncamerota @thelauracoates use the hashtag c

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now yesterday biden's chief of staff, ron clave, he defended this new strategy while on with anderson coopertake a listen. >> both president obama, i was here, i'll share responsibility for t and president trump got walloped in the mid terms so i don't think it should surprise anyone we're not using the strategy that failed in 2010 and the strategy that failed in 2018. instead what you're seeing the president is traveling the country with democratic candidates, elected officials and he's talking about the issues that impact people. >> there we heard from clain. they're trying to keep hold of the democratic majorities in the house and the senate. i think we can expect this new political strategy to continue. yesterday president biden said he has been requested to go other places. today we will see him touting some of those policy achievements he's done by executive order in the run up of the three weeks and afterwards he's expected to spend the weekend at his home. >> jasmine, nice to see you. thanks. have a nice weekend. >> the sentencing process begins for former trump adviser steve bannon.

they shared their reaction with cnn's anderson cooper. >> it's not just the families that are on this lawsuit that have been victims of alex jones. there are numberless amount of people in this country, even his own listeners, that have fallen victim to alex jones. i think this number represents more than just us. >> in the first -- when the first number came out for r robbie, i realized this was going to be something historic. and the -- it was just -- the russian of feelings and emotions was just completely overwhelming. and i don't -- i think i missed a lot after that, because i was just very much in the oh my gosh they are sending a message here and this is going to create change. >> i am so thankful for the really, really strong message that was hammered down by the jury today, not just for alex jones but for anyone who has a sick aspiration to be like him. >> the message is a very strong one in terms of a -- you know, a risk/reward tradeoff for trying to do anything like this in the future. >> joining us now from outside the courthouse is new york times feature writer elizabeth

be sure to tune in later tonight to anderson cooper 360.sive interview with the sandy hook families involved in this case at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight. >>> we're following more breaking news right now. political upheaval in los angeles where the former city council president has just resigned her seat after leaked audio revealed her making racist remarks. cnn national correspondent natasha chen is working this story for us. natasha, there are calls tonight for other city councilmembers to resign as well and demands for major reform. what's the latest? >> reporter: wolf, the acting council president said today that they cannot truly heal as a council, as a city, they cannot effectively govern until these three councilmembers are no longer in their roles. now aneury martinez has resigned. the two other councilmembers who were in this conversation are still in their roles on the council, but one of them, his term is up in a couple of weeks. this is a conversation that was recorded last year, leaked over the weekend, first obtained by the "l.a.

he was on with anderson cooper last night.eve that a woman's right to control her own body is absolutely what would be a supreme court decision and was a total disaster, but i also happen to think that given the fact that the last 50 years, real wages for american workers are lower today than they are 50 years ago, that people can't afford health care. they can't afford prescription drugs. i think those are issues. >> i hear you saying that democrats are not spending enough time making the economic argument. do you believe that there will be a price to pay, that there will be a consequence in these races for not making that argument over the next 19 days? >> well, victor, we still have 19 days to make the economic argument. senator sanders is exactly right. we have to talk about how wages have stagnated. what are we going to do to put more money in the pockets of working families and bring more jobs back, and president obama made the same exact point on pod save america. he said we have to be talking about pocketbook issues, g

i will turn on anderson cooper because people have said that we resemble. leslie jordan joins us now. god bless you. i am so thrilled that you're here. you give me such joy. i'm so honored that people say we resemble. i can't tell you how many people come up to me and say, leslie, is that you? i made that up. but, you know what? you're making up stories all the time. and you confess them on instagram. you made up a story that you've been telling apparently for years. you told linda bloodworth thomas some story about a poor lady in your church and you said the baby looked like a pig. >> little bitty tiny baby pig, and she would hold it out for everybody to look at and she had bows in her hair and the story got bigger and bigger. and linda bloodworth thomas wrote it and they hired debra joe to play the woman. and i had to tell that story, and i thought to myself, i made that up. i made that up. but that's kind of like a lot of it is. you know, you just kind of make little stories up. that's a very southern thing. >> oh, my god, well, the other -- my dad was f

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and be sure to tune in later tonight for an "anderson cooper 360" exclusive. debut more never before seen footage of congressional leadership on january 6th. it's at 8:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. up next, very emotional reaction to the jury sentencing recommendation in the parkland, florida school shooting that killed 17 people. parents of some victims calling it disgusting and a gut punch. >>> plus, chilling new developments in the war in ukraine e as russia now steps u its use ofof so-called kamikaze drone attacks. backed by a lifetime warranty. join over 2 million happy customers who know: it just fits. bath fitter visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. ♪ ♪ as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it's so light and so small but it's a fraction of the cost of the other devices. they cost thousands

jordan even appeared right here on cnn's new year's eve countdown ringing in 2022 with anderson coopern's khloe molaz joins us now. he made us laugh when we needed it. chloe, what more are we learning about his death? >> reporter: so sad and incredibly unexpected. we know that leslie jordan was involved in a fatal car accident in hollywood earlier today. we don't know what exactly led to the car crash. we believe that he was driving and alone, perhaps experiencing some sort of a medical episode. we're still waiting to confirm those details, but like you said, he brought so much laughter and joy into so many people's lives. i met him this past new year's eve when i was a correspondent in times square. we had, like, dressing rooms near each other and he was just always talking about his mother, peggy anne who passed away recently. he grew up in chattanooga, tennessee and he was always talking about how he loved his mother, his family. he had a lot of brothers and sisters. i remember first discovering leslie of course, on "will and grace" where he played beverly leslie. he won an emmy awa

i have anderson cooper level of sports knowledge in particular. the brian flores issue because it was talked about in my house but that's all i know, his name is brian flores. >> i'm enjoying this. >> have you ever seen anderson? he talks about this. he confesses himself. >> i thought that i held the record at cnn for knowing the least about sports, but maybe it is anderson. >> no, it is me. it is me. >> great. >> what i'll tell you is i'm so glad, daunte, you brought this discussion and contributed because we keep talking about coaches but it is also offensive coordinators, defensive coordinators, not just the head coach, the closed universe of facts. this is such a relatable issue outside of the world of football, in corporate america, in other instances, it is women and people of color in particular and this glass cliff. if you didn't know about it, now you know. we want to know what you think out there. have you heard about the glass cliff? do you have your own experience as well. tweet us @alisyn dcamerota and @thelauracoates and use the #cnn

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relatives reacted to the verdict in an interview with anderson cooper. >> i really did this for my survivinglready. and he's 18 now. and i want him to live in a future where he won't be harassed, where people won't come up to him and say, oh, you were part of that sandy hook hoax. i want him to believe in the good of people and the power of humanity. >> these families went through the unmanageable. jean casarez joins me. >> and alex sold the trial is a fake and a fraud and the judge is a tyrant. but yesterday as the verdict was being read and there are cameras in the courtroom, at the very same time he has his radio show, which is videotaped, simulcasting the verdict. listen to what his comments werewere at that moment. >> $57 million. $20 million, $80 million. $100 million. blah blah. you get $50 million, you get a million. do these people think they're actually getting any money. >> what is interesting is he's filing for bankruptcy. he's in the middle of the bankruptcy proceeding and a found a transcript from a bankruptcy hearing in august that was had and the accountant for his firm, his

it's anderson cooper. the guy, like, works out. that's a good-looking man. >> does he? he works out? i don't know. >> you disappoint me, eric. you really do. cheers. >> cheers. cheers. >> cheers. ganbei. >> ganbei. ganbei. >> ah, no. ganbei you finish the -- no. cheers. wow, you took it seriously. >> you become more and more chinese now. ♪ >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim bruin hube letter ahead on "cnn newsroom," south korea is in mourning right now. more than 150 people in seoul killed in a crowd surge celebrating halloween. >>> a week and a half to u.s. midterm elections, and early ballots are coming in by the millions. one battleground state, see where else each party's heavy hitters are campaigning. >>> the white house accuses russia of weaponizing food. a grain deal to feed much of africa and the middle east now in jeopardy. we're live in kyiv and johannesburg with the fallout. >>> south korea has declared a national day of mourning of a of ap aft cha

we did a story about her last night on anderson cooper's show. they're using as the reason so far in this statement for why they're firing her. but keep in mind, she was one of the first officers, law enforcement officials on scene on the day of the shooting. she's been criticized for not taking action. she's been criticized for not having the proper gear. and so that is why she was under investigation. but it is what our story last night revealed to school offi officials, body cam footage, what it captured her saying they say is the reason in part why they fired her. fake a listen. >> my son's in daycare. he's not old enough. >> i saw you -- >> yeah. no. if my son had been in there, i would not have been outside. i promise you that. >> and so they say that information certainly, the school says in a statement that they are distressed by the information, they are apologizing to the community. the families, which are so upset over this, they say that that audio is not consistent certainly with any of what they're doing there at the school. but i'v

as i said before, i've watched you on the "anderson cooper power hour" many, many times.o see you smile. ( laughter ) because-- because you have a lovely smile, but you never smile when you're on panel. you're just like, stone-faced. it's like you're the ultimate poker showdown. >> you sound like my father. thank you. >> stephen: yes. >> thanks for that. >> stephen: yes, i am loathe to say to a woman, "you should smile more." what i'm saying is, is that you really do really play your cards close to your chest when you're reporting on... the former president. as you do in your new book, "confidence man: the making of donald trump and the breaking of america." ( cheers and applause ) 500 pages. you get your money's worth with this book. this book-- there have been many books about the president. but, as it says here on the back, there is a little blurb here from axios that says, "this is the book trump fears most." why do you think-- ( cheers ) ( cheers and applause ) why do you think-- what makes this book different, maggie haberman? >> i wanted to paint a deeper portrait

i'm anderson cooper. special edition of the lead.to show that he was at the center of violent and unlawful efforts to overturn the 2020 election. we're breaking it all down this hour, including with democratic video seen publicly for the first time today. it shows congressional leaders at a secure location while the riot was unfolding, making calls, scrambling to end the violence. a stark contrast to the three-plus hours the committee says donald trump did nothing to end the violence, perhaps even enjoying it. we want to replay all the striking images right now. >> we want trump, we want trump! >> we're starting to get surrounded. they're taking the north front scaffolding. >> we're not going to be able to hold! >> a door has been breached and people are gaining access into the capitol. >> we have got to get the senate to proceedings. >> usa! usa! >> senators are at a secure location and they're locked down in the senate. >> there has to be some way we can maintain the sense that people have that there some security or some confidenc

that it respects the national sovereignty of the solomon islands and that cooperation is based on its needs. we heard from tim anderson, director of the center for counter hedge, a monic studies from city that says the us military funded institute simply amplifies abuse of washington. the thing about i s t i is that it is not even reveal in the media here in australia that they have funded by the starting military and by the u. s. military and my weapons manufacturers. and i also have tied journalists in the, in these treasures like media. and also the people that does hide journalists interview are also often paid by sources linked to the u. s. military. so there's unfortunately a very strong loop in, it's just a straight propaganda channel for the u. s. military saying what the u. s. military wants. unfortunately, he has started on media is so badly compromised and doesn't recognize the conflicts of interest that people are being filled by. i mean the, the i, b, c, the, the, you're struggling like media does not even acknowledge that the people at their interviewing or that s b is funded by and destroyed in and the

anderson's address? i had to eliminate it. we worked with him for many years. nevermind. if the address was taken, it means that his client is cooperatingith the feds of the throne. they won't be lucky they won't risk us what to do now what to do? will you pick up when, when we complete the task? that is, never come on, do not strain, just kidding, no time to think, i'll improvise. you want to arrange a war, as it turns out. come on, be careful. well, of course, everyone here is more careful, except for me, yes, and i rake after everyone, and then they beg for their money. it's time for me to work. contacted spectrum so sure it hurts, they will cancel tomorrow's transportation of the drone, the customer agreed to wait, for some time the enterprise will be strengthened, security and peace of mind. police, change the route patrol cars at the ppp will go around the perimeter of the spectrum. do you think they are going to storm the spectrum in any way. no, i don’t think so, but god saves the safe. in addition, the control unit was removed from the drone, and without it, it is a meaningless piece of iron, most likely, they will try to repla

. >> and anderson, it's important to point out that this person of interest, joe kennedy, investigators say he was cooperatives important to point out that there's been no indication so far that he's considered a suspect in this case. but that relative of one of the victims that you heard from there say the family is simply distraught over the gruesome nature of these murders. his words, he described are the murders are quote, medieval anderson. >> atlanta, appreciate it, thanks, we'll be right back. this is going to be great. taking the shawl off. i did it. is he looking at my hairline? my joint pain isn't too bad. well, it wasn't this morning. i hope i can get through this. is plaque psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis making you rethink your everyday choices? otezla is a pill, not a cream or injection that can help people with plaque psoriasis achieve clearer skin. otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness and pain in psoriatic arthritis. and no routine blood tests required. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla can cause serious allergic reactions. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, o