in the meantime, let's hand it off to my friend anderson cooper and ac360. >> good evening. on that story you just heard erin burnett talking about, there is new information that our sources are telling our correspondents on this. what we are learning about the man arrested on monday now charged with trying to bring explosives aboard a flight from an airport in southeastern pennsylvania to florida.

i'm anderson cooper. welcome to "60 minutes presents." tonight three tales of our four-legged friends. later, we'll hear about horses but we'll begin with dogs. there is a good chance of those you watching have a dog nearby but what do you actually know where dogs come from? you're probably aware they evolved from wolves but how and when? it turns out much of that is a mystery there are intriguing clues however that have been discovered in the dna of dogs and wolves, clues that might give us a better understanding of how they and we evolved. you heard of survival of the fittest, but as we first reported in november, a scientist at duke university says the term that may best describe dogs' revolutionary success is survival of the friendliest. there's no doubt dogs are an evolutionary triumph. there is an estimated billion of them on the planet and they've nosed their way into every corner of our lives, living with us, working with us. >> yes, good boy. >> and loving us. what is it you're trying to understand about dogs? >> i'm really inter

even -- >> anderson cooper.here to uc berkeley to talk to hanni fareed about just how easy its to put words in other people's mouths. >> reporter: it's a lot of fun. >> sure. >> reporter: it's also really scary. >> once you put aside that gee whiz factor, i don't think it takes a long time to look at the risks. >> this is wolf blitzer. you are in the situation room. >> that is good. >> reporter: by uploading a few minutes of my colleagues' voices to an a.i. awed joeudio service created convincing fakes including this one of anderson cooper. >> donie o'sullivan is a real piece of [ bleep ]. >> that's good. >> reporter: man. >> he doesn't have a stupid irish accent. >> reporter: the technology struggled with may irish accent. we decided to put it to the test with my parents. i am about to try to call my mom in ireland and see if i can trick her with this voice. think i am going to be successful? >> i'm nervous. like my hands are -- >> reporter: all right. [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> hi, mom. >> hi, donie, how a

. >> you can make it seem like they said just about anything, even -- >> anderson cooper.digital forensic expert about just how easy it is to put words into other people's mouths. >> it's a lot of fun. >> sure. >> it is also really scary. >> i think once you put aside that gee whiz fact yoor, i don' think it takes a long time to look at the risks. >> this is wolf blitzer. >> that's good. >> that sounds pretty good. >> uploading a few of me and my colleagues' voices to an ai audio service, i was able to create convincing fakes, including this one of anderson cooper. >> he is a real piece of. [ beep ] . >> that's ai. >> it is really? >> yeah. >> anderson is really good. >> man. >> anderson doesn't have a stupid irish accent. >> the technology did struggle with my eye rush 5irish accent. we decided to put it to test with my parents. i'm going to see if if i can trick her with this voice. do you think you'll be successful? >> i'm nervous. >> all right. >> hello? >> hi, mom. >> hi, donnie. how you are? >> just finished shooting our story here. i'm going to the airport in a whil

. >> this anderson cooper, we've come to uc berkeley, have talked any free i've digital forensics, expertust how easy do support words and other peoples months. >> it's a lot of fun, sure. but it's also really scary. >> i think when you put aside that she was factoring, i don't think it takes a long time to look at the risks. >> this is wolf blitzer, and any fareed, you're in the situation room. by uploading just a few minutes of me and so my colleagues voices to an a.i. audio service is able to can create some convincing fakes including this one of anderson cooper. >> that's a i? >> and instances really good, kids anderson doesn't have a stupid irish accent. technology did struggled by irish accent, we put it to the ultimate test with their parents. . >> hi mom. >> hi donie, how are you. >> i just finished shooting our story here, going to the airport in a while. >> can i say quick hello to that? >> yeah. >> are you doing there? >> headed. how are you. >> good, yourself? >> just shooting our story here. i'm going to the airport in a while. >> i am a came back this weekend? >> did carry w

. >> anderson cooper.is to put words in other people's mouths. >> it's a lot of fun. >> sure. >> but also scary. >> once you put aside the gee whiz factor it doesn't take long to look at the risk. >> this is wolf blitzer, you are in "the situation room." >> by uploading a few moments of me and my colleagues' voices i was able to create some convincing fakes. including this one of anderson cooper. >> donie o'sullivan is a real piece of [bleep]. >> that's ai. >> is it really? >> anderson is really good. because anderson doesn't have a stupid irish accent. of course anderson would never say that about me in reality. >> sure. never said that to me about you donie, not once. >> people go to cnn.com to see the whole video there. but ultimately it did trick my parents. my dad had a long conversation with the ai donie about our local football team back home in ireland. all fun and games, it's not hard to see how this can go badly quickly especially as we go into the 2024 election. >> scary. >> faking in a politica

fauci is throwing grant money around to scientists who sang his tune with the wet market deal and anderson cooperhink this new congress is going to be as combative? come on, anderson, you are better than that. >> dana: give us the common sense view. >> tom: i don't care if it's a lab leak, i don't care. do you know what i care about? i care about freedom. we have a president he said give me a break. freedom, give me a break. the problem with this country and i say this all the time. we are going to blame china, right? the viruses came from china. you know how china behaved during the pandemic? like china, like they always behave. you know how the u.s. behave? like china. that's the problem. i know these guys want to have investigations in the lab leaks. i want them to craft legislation about medical freedom. no more forced injections. no more healthy people being quarantined ever again. no more forced testing. no more revealing who has a vaccine, who doesn't, who has a virus, who doesn't. we need medical freedom in this country. that's what we need to concentrate on. gain of function, no. i am mo

. >> even anderson cooper. >> we've come here to uc perkily to talk to a digital forensics expert aboutrds in other people's mouths. >> a lot of fun, sure, but also really scary. >> i think once you put aside the gee whiz factor, i don't think that it takes a long time to look at the risks. >> this is wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> sounds good. >> by uploading just a few minutes into an ai audio service, i was able to create some convincing fakes including this one of anderson cooper. >> donie o'sullivan is a real piece of [ bleep ]. >> that was ai. that is good. >> and it is really good. because anderson doesn't have a british accent. >> reporter: the technology did struggle with my irish accent, but we decided to put it to the ultimate test with my parents. >> i'm about to try to call my mom back in ireland and see if i can trick her with this voice. >> i'm nervous. >> hello? >> hi, mom. >> hi, doney, how are you? >> just finished shooting our story here. i'm going to the airport in a while. can i say a quick hello to dad? >> yeah. >> hi doney. >> hi, dad. how are

even -- >> anderson cooper, we have come here to uc berkeley today to talk to any fareed, a digital forensicwords into other people's mouths. >> it is a lot of fun, sure. but it is also really scary. >> i think once you put aside that factor, i don't think it takes a long time to look at the risks. >> this is wolf blitzer, you are in the situation room. >> that is really good. >> by uploading just a few minutes of me and some of my colleagues voices to ni audio service, i was able to create convincing figs, including this one of anderson cooper. >> donie o'sullivan is a real piece of [bleep]. >> that is a i. >> is it really? >> that's good. anderson's is really good. because anderson doesn't have a stupid irish accent. >> the technology did struggle with my irish accent, but we decided to put it to the ultimate test with my parents. >> i am about to try to call my mom, back in ireland, and see if i can trick her with this voice. do you think i will be successful? >> i'm nervous, look at my hands. >> all right. >> hello? >> hi mom. >> hi donie, how are you? >> just finished shooting our story

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even -- >> anderson cooper. to berkeley to talk to a digital forensic expert about just how easy it is to put words into other people's mauths. >> it's a lot of fun. >> sure. but it's also really scary. >> i think once you put aside that gee whiz factor, i don't think it takes a long time to look at the risks. >> this is wolf blitzer. you are in the "situation room." >> that's good. >> reporter: by uploading a few minutes of me and my colleagues' voices to an ai audio service, i was able to create convincing fakes including this one of anderson cooper. >> donie o'sullivan is a real piece of [ bleep ]. that's ai. >> is it really? that's good. >> reporter: yeah. anderson is really good. >> man. >> reporter: anderson doesn't have a stupid irish accent. the technology did struggle with my irish accent, but we decided to put it to the ultimate test with my parents. i am about to try to call my mom back in ireland, and see if i can trick her with this voice. think i'm going to be successful? >> i'm nervous. my hands a

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it is time now for a c 3 60 with anderson cooper. good evening. tonight i am manhattan grand jury in the stormy daniels hush money case appears to be in a holding pattern. why one of the two federal cases, by contrast, just keeps accelerating. sources tell us the manhattan grand jury panel met today but did not take up the case. it's expected to reconvene on monday, possibly to hear additional testimony tonight. my exclusive conversation with the attorney for stormy daniels, his thoughts on where the ce

anderson cooper of cnn has not apologized. the officer died after being hit by a fire extinguisher during the fight. those are lies. why not admit and move on? but they won't. this week the white house trotted out both the press secretary and joe biden's attorney general, the attorney general of the united states, to claim not just that he was actually murdered by republicans at the capitol, but that other officers were murdered too. it's almost beyond belief. watch this. >> you heard them all yesterday. you guys reported on it. we've condemned this false depiction, the unprecedented violent attack on our constitution and the rule of law, which cost police officers their lives. >> it was a violent tampa baying on a fundamental tenet of american democracy, is that power is transferred peacefully from one administration to another. over 100 officers were assaulted on that day. five officers died. >> tucker: five officers died on that day. now, that's not just some guy on twitter. that's the attorney general of the united states.

. >>> krp's anderson cooper spoke with the lead prosecutor in the case is and asked for his thoughts on the sentence and the tact that he was still proclaiming his innocence despite the jury's decision. >> nothing more than the same. i think after he said that, i said what more needs to be said. the truth is not in this man. i think that was a big part of what the jury saw. certainly, a part of, you believe, what led them to the right verdict that they reached. >> were you surprised by the jury's deliberations? >> i have always said trial lawyers tend to be a little superstitious and i try not to think about things like that and people come up and talk to you while you're wait ing. i will say this, though. we put so much out there. it's been a huge effort by the whole team. you saw the whole team in action. i was probably less nervous waiting for this verdict than i ever had because i felt like we had done all we could do. usually when you get a verdict within a short period of time,s that's generally good for the state. you never like to even consider that until you hear the word th

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cnn's anderson cooper has her story. >> i need syringes. it is frantic leading up to a mission.ipment, the right medication. we have enough for hundreds of patients. we're going to be sleeping in a tent, eating mres. this is not going to be a good time. >> three days after the earthquake, theresa landed in turkey. she and her team soon headed to hatai province. >> i'm here, we're doing mobile clinics and all the people are living here in these tents now because the buildings are falling down or about to fall down. we go street to street to street and we stop at these tent cities, we're seeing earthquake injury, lacerations. we saw a child trapped in the rubble, whatever they need, they will get. we go back, get in our car, get up the next morning and do it again. >> and treating hundreds of people and one family adopted theresa's group as their own. >> these people have taken us in and they have allowed us to stay on their property and given us tea. we're so grateful for her. >> another reminder even in desperate times, humanity can shine through. >> i know. i'm so sorry. i'm so

they're on anderson cooper's show a lot. nothing came of that. the island that somebody would need to pay a porn person to win the election, i was thinking of one woman, i testified to, in november of 2016. her name was not stormy daniels. it was hillary clinton. michael cohen never told me that he was using money to pay this person. he likes to speak in code. i saw an interview recently where he said donald trump. he always speaks in code. we understand each other. that doesn't work. you can't build a case that way. i always had a good relationship with michael. sorry to hear that he was suicidal. let me say this -- >> sean: i hate to interrupt you. we're going to carry you in to the next segment. we have plenty of time -- >> i have one thing to say that is new. i want your perception of what went on in the grand jury room and bring our audience in the room so they have a better understanding what really went down. we'll take a break and come back. more with both of our guests, bob costello and kellyanne conway. while the trump probe continues,

. >> anderson cooper spoke with elie honig about what the offer to testify means for trump and whether he might be indicted. take a listen. >> this tells me that decision on whether to seek an indictment is very close at hand and frankly that an indictment is quite likely here. this is an unusual feature of new york state law that says when prosecutors are getting close to indicting someone, you have to give that person a chance to testify. that is different from federal law. and you would not do this tactically as a prosecutor until he w you were at the very end stage because on the off chance they accept and comes into testify, you need all your ammo to question that person. so this tells me that we are in the end stage of this. but if you do testify being anything you say can and will be used against in you an eventual trial. >> western u.s. is in the midst of a multiday flood threat. governor newsom has requested a presidential emergency. more than 60 million people are under flood alerts and man of them just starting to recover from intense storms in recent weeks. >> we've been wo

his lawyers say we are secretary cardona on with anderson cooper and actually he wrote an op-ed, kristen, against restricting books in schools, which makes people think obviously about florida in the culture wars that are happening there. he wrote in the tampa bay times. and here's what he said just tonight, with john berman this evening. he said, listen to this. >> let our parents and educators work together to find what is best for the students. i'm all in favor of parents having our more say and more of a role, and in what their students are learning. what i am not in favor of is having state level politicians insert themselves in local schools to gain political points. >> not a very failed attack against who he is talk talking about. obviously rhonda sanders, as an example. how does this play? >> the state authorities have always had leeway to handle the issue of education, whether or a blue state or red state, that's often how this operates. and clearly voters in florida have been fine, broadly, at least a majority of them who turned out to reelect rhonda sanders in the last midterm

. >> anderson cooper, we've talked to a expert about how just how easy it is to put words in other people'scary. >> once you put aside that gee wiz factor, i don't think it takes a long time to look at the risks. >> this is wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> that is good. >> that sounds pretty good. >> by up loading a few minutes of me and some of my colleagues voices to an ai audio service, i was able to make these. including this one. >> -- is a piece of [ bleep ]. >> anderson's is very good. because he doesn't have a stupid irish accent. >> they did struggle with my irish accent but we put it to test with my parents. >> i am about to try to call my mom back in ireland and see if i could trick her with this voice. do you think i'm going to be successful? >> i'm nervous. my hands are. >> all right. >> hello. >> hi, mom. >> hi, dony. how are you? >> just finished shooting our story here. i'm going to airport in a while. >> there seems to be a delay. >> can i say a quick hello to dad? >> yep. >> had you, donnie. >> hi, dad. how are you? >> just finished shooting our story he

some of you may remember the 2016 democratic primary in a debate with bernie sanders, anderson cooper asked her so, are you a progressive or a moderate? right. and what was her answer? i'm a progressive, but a progressive likes to get things done right. there are many reasons hillary clinton did not become president of the united states, which some of which have nothing to do with their values or her qualifications. but that combination of and expediency of this kind of semi reluctance, perhaps the weight of unreasonable expectations, they help explain why she was always perceived as being too cautious and centrist for the left and is being too much of a big government progressive for the right. if you want to see that tension in her own words, you just have to read. it takes a village now, sometimes these books are notable not for the words that politicians write, but for the ones they omit. in his recent memoir, help me god, mike pence covers his life, his political career, especially his time in the trump white house. now, i feel compelled to note for this particular audience that

you know, 32 million for a drum, anderson cooper must be must be calling his agent.er] >> i just want to, clearly so that jill biden is in the pocket of pollutant right. unless you would've reacted more strongly. i'm just using the left-wing talking point. >> because i didn't give it to you? >> well he just didn't think because he was saying earlier that this is a territorial dispute which he is not wrong. and we pointed that out, i would pointed out what is started. however, it does not matter anymore. because, if you walk away from this work, and the ukrainians will be crushed. right, but if you stay with it, two years or four years or ten years you got afghanistan make a come of people clinging to plans, it's a no-win situation for us unfortunately. that's where we are, so dissenters can say that, but once he gets into power, this happened out of the trunk, you let ed to have it be a really, really stark decision. in right is not a big deal. this is silly. why, i don't understand wrapping up this thing, because we are in a proxy war right now. we supply arms and i

fauci said to anderson cooper about the potential theories. >> they are talking about information thato we don't really know. but i don't think that there is a really correct and verifiable answer to your question. it is just still unknown at this particular point. there are two theories as we're all familiar with now, one is a lab leak theory, the other is that it was a natural occurrence from an animal spillover. the one thing that we have to keep an open mind about this up there is definitive evidence. >> the lab leak theory recently gained a boost when the department of energy and the fbi director christopher wray revealed they believe the virus most likely escaped from a chinese lab. but finding the truth is difficult because chinese authorities are not cooperating. >>> ahead analysts warning the u.s. debt default could be catastrophic potentially setting the country back for generations. we discuss the implications ahead. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so

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in the meantime, let's hand it off to my friend anderson cooper and ac360. >> good evening. on that story you just heard erin burnett talking about, there is new information that our sources are telling our correspondents on this. what we are learning about the man arrested on monday now charged with trying to bring explosives aboard a flight from an airport in southeastern pennsylvania to florida. who is this guy? >> well, he is 40 years old. his name is matt muffley. he was flying, anderson, from the airport in northeastern pennsylvania on a flight to orlando, according to the f.b.i. he checked the bag, and in the routine screening that was happening by the tsa, they found explosives in this checked bag. according to the f.b.i., this is what they found. they found powder that was in a plastic wrap. they found fuses. the powder appears to be from commercial-grade fireworks, and so the question is, you know, what was he doing with this? the airport tried to page him while he was still at the airport. he left. and he was later arrested later that evening on monday. by the f.b

as we look at where things stand this morning, i know you told anderson cooper last night that you doubt this incident was a result of a direct order, that it was more in your frame a pilot that did some really dumb things. how concerned are you that an episode like this could escalate? >> you know, erica, this is normal operations in europe, truthfully. the nato air policing has been involved using aircraft to intercept and scramble against russian incursion into air space. so that is what's normal. what's very abnormal is the way the russians fly. there have been multiple times when they have gotten too close to aircraft, it's one thing to try to intercept a plane or shadow a plane, a nato plane, it's another thing to get this close where you damage an aircraft, dumping fuel on an aircraft. that's just unprofessional, unsafe behavior like the white house and john kirby has said. i'm not as concerned about intercepts of aircraft, i am very concerned and have been for a very long time, even during my time in europe, about the quality of russian pilots and the way they intercept and condu

there are these tests trips which, as the official said in the anderson cooper special, if you are goingu can determine whether it has fentanyl in it. and that has actually been passed in other states. the governor of pennsylvania signed that bill a few months ago. >> it will save lives. >> it would save lives. and it's this question -- it's sort of like the debate -- not the kind of the bag i was thinking, the needle exchange to be during the hiv crisis. it is a real recognition that you have across the political spectrum, of conservatives and liberals looking at harm reduction because that's how serious this crisis is. >> that shift in mindset. this is a public health issue -- this is not an issue to shame people. this is not an issue where victims deserve their punishment. it is something that i wish that we had in the 19 80s when crack hit communities and we learned those lessons. we criminalized victims. we threw them away in jail. it is crafted families. it disrupted communities. we have a chance to do something different. but i think it is because victims are children, we see ours

she talked to anderson cooper. >> i dropped the phone. my body clenched up. my stomach was in knots. and i just began praying. i just began praying for the return much them because i have spoken to tay, it put me at ease a little bit, it was music to my ears to hear her voice. this lady was safe, death damn near, as she said i was worried about you. >> she said she was worried about you? >> i love her. she's the best. she is a beautiful person. >> sadly two of her friends, z zindell brown and shaeed woodard died. >>> and still ahead, an unprecedented third term for xi jinping, how china's president is securing his grip on power. >>> plus search for a motive in germany after seven people were killed at a religious center. ♪ start your day with n nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and susupplement brand. okay everyone, our misission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, an ensure complete withhirty grams of protei

right now in times square anderson cooper and andy cohen are hosting the "indictment countdown." [ laughter] they're actually delaying it a a bit so the courtroom sketch artist has enough time to load up on orange pencils. [ laughter and applause ] yeah, trump will be formally charged tomorrow for his hush money payments to stormy daniels. ironically on hump day. yeah, which is -- [ laughter ] i didn't plan -- i didn't plan that. of course trump has spent the last few days on social media attacking a lot of different people, including the manhattan d.a. who's indicting him, alvin bragg. yep, trump's not just mad at bragg for the indictment, he was also like, "if anyone should be named bragg, it's me. [ laughter ] i should --" yep, trump's been having meltdowns for several days. it's all part of his plan to be tried as a juvenile. [ laughter and applause ] meanwhile in response to the upcoming arrest, trump called on all of his supporters to protest. can we see a picture of what the protests have looked like so far? [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there are more s

even -- >> anderson cooper. we've come here to u.c.o talk to hannie fareed about just how easy it is to put words into other people's mouths. >> it's a lot of fun. >> sure. >> but it's also really scary. >> i think once you put aside that gee whiz factor, i don't think it takes a long time to look at the risks. >> this is wolf blitzer. you are in "the situation room." >> that's good. >> that sounds pretty good. >> by uploading a few minutes of me and some of my colleagues to an ai audio service, i was able to create convincing fakes including this. >> donie o'sullivan is a real piece of [ bleep ]. >> that's ai. >> is it really? >> yeah. >> anderson's really good. anderson doesn't have a stupid irish accent. >> the technology did struggle with my irish accent. we decided to put it to the ultimate test with my parents. >> i am about to try to call my mom back in ireland and see if i can trick her with this voice. >> yeah. >> think i'm going to be successful? >> i'm nervous. my hands are. >> hello. >> my, mum. >> hi, donie. how are you? >

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she was speaking at cnn's town hall with anderson cooper last night focused on fentanyl about her son'smily's experience with the devastating fentanyl crisis here in america. it is claimed more than 200,000 lives over the last two years. you can see many of the victims here. so many of them in their 20s and 30s. it is affecting communities nationwide known for the extreme potency, not only one of the most dangerous opioids on the streets today, also one of the cheapest. david culver is live on the u.s./mexico border. this has such a focus on where this comes from. we were just talking to republican congressman michael waltz about this. you have been tracing the path of fentanyl and where it goes from chinese chemical factories to mexican drug busts. what is that line? what does it look like. >> reporter: the biggest frustration in trying to answer this question, how do you stop the flow, especially when it comes over borders like behind me, is figuring out where it starts. as you point out, the chemicals that are used to make fentanyl come from china. so, too, is mexico. south of border

janet cnn's anderson cooper spoke exclusively with clark brewster , attorney for a stormy daniels about her expectations going forward. here's some of that conversation. i think more than anything she desires that, uh, that the truth be told, and denials and the in the accusations of dishonesty cease , so i think she's more interested in the resolution of this being determined upon the truth rather than anything else , she doesn't have any control over. how this is prosecuted or brought to a jury in any way. she simply is there and willing to support and tell the truth, whichever way decides to go. in new york. grand jury investigating the hush money scheme is expected to reconvene on monday. cnn's paula reid has more on what the panel's been hearing and what to expect in the coming days. we've learned that the district attorney's office is in a holding pattern right now as they contemplate what their next move should be in this ongoing hush money payments investigation. now the grand jury did not meet to discuss trump related matters on thursday, while they did convene it is not unusua

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porn star stormy daniels, opening up to anderson cooper about her alleged affair with donald trump.she says she first met trump at a celebrity golf tournament in lake tahoe in july. 2006 a year later, she says they met at his bungalow at the beverly hills hotel. he came and sat next to me and you know touched my hair and put his hand on my leg nearly a decade later , during the 2016 campaign, stormy daniels was shopping her story about the alleged affair and says she got a phone call from her lawyer saying, i think i have the best deal for you. that deal was essentially a nondisclosure agreement or nd a promise to keep silent. it came about after daniels had approached the national enquirer with her story at the time. long time trump ally david pecker was running american media inc or am i, which published the national enquirer? the enquirer forged an alliance with donald trump. they would go out and seek unflattering and usually tawdry stories about donald trump. and they would pay money for the rights to those stories, which entailed essentially muzzling the people in possession o

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anderson cooper of cnn still has not apologized. quote, officer brian sicking died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the fight. he told us those are lies. so why not just admit it and move on ? >> but they won't. in fact, this week, the white house trotted both the press secretary and joe biden's attorney general, the attorney general of the united states , to claim not just that brian cygnet was actually murdered by republicans at the capitol, but that other officers were murdered, too. it's almost beyond belief. >> watch this. the right age of bipartisan lawmakers. you heard them all yesterday. you guys reported on it who have condemned this false depiction of the unprecedented violent attack on count on our constitution and the rule of law, which cost police, our police officers their lives . >> it was a violent attack on a fundamental tenant of american democracy. that power is peacefully transferred from one administration to another. over one hundred officers are assaulted. on that day, five officers

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they can't ignore the whole story with anderson cooper premieres sunday, april 16th at eight on cnn. have noticed. spring break is here for thousands, many thousands of students across the country and airport officials say it is leading to a travel surge even bigger than before the covid 19 pandemic. that is wild right now. the faa is preparing to handle 46,000 flights today alone. but industry experts say those numbers would be far greater if it were not for the recent string of airline gaffes . cnn aviation correspondent pete mountain has more on that. spring break. travel is soaring back to normal and renewing worry that your flight could be canceled. meltdowns plagued the faa in january southwest airlines over the holidays and industrywide last summer air travel system is under great stress. federal aviation administration is already warning of a shortage of air traffic controllers that could cause increased delays at new york's three major airports this summer. they're a key air traffic control facility is that only 54% staffing. we're seeing it with delays. see what cancelation

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it is time now for a c 3 60 with anderson cooper. good evening. tonight i am manhattan grand jury in the stormy daniels hush money case appears to be in a holding pattern. why one of the two federal cases, by contrast, just keeps accelerating. sources tell us the manhattan grand jury panel met today but did not take up the case. it's expected to reconvene on monday, possibly to hear additional testimony tonight. my exclusive conversation with the attorney for stormy daniels, his thoughts on where the case is heading, and whether his client wants to see the former president indicted. mr trump has been seeking donations. as you know, from his supporters fundraising off his claims he was going to be arrested this past tuesday and in a new series of statements on the social network is calling the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, quote, danger to our country and to quote animal he's also linked to an article with a photo of bragg next to a photo of himself with a baseball bat looking like he's ready to take a swing. brags office, meantime, sent

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