and, i want other survivors to find that joy again. >> here with me now, anderson cooper. you. the -- quite a journey. they have been traveling to mass shootings all over the country for a decade now. now they feel they cannot respond in person, i wonder what does the organization look like for them in the future? >> yes, they say they want to pass the torch to the next generation, and -- he is part of what they call a rapid response team. the idea is to have someone like him in every region of america so when not if, but when another mass shooting happens, they can coordinate getting someone on the ground as quickly as possible to help survivors, up family members. they would also like to see, and they are working on a coordinated government response to mass shootings to deal with the trauma that is left in the wake of these tragedies, like fema comes in to respond to natural disasters. they would like to see a trained team of therapist, grief crown slurs on scene to help. >> the fact we have to have something like that, just tells you the weight and extent of the problem

kelefa sanneh talks with anderson cooper about a new book examining the complicated story of the astorsr: the astor family one of the wealthiest in 19th and 20th century america. is there anyone good in this story of the astors? >> i think every family has heroes and villains. >> reporter: that sounds like a no. that's not a good sign. >> later on "sunday morning," anderson cooper and the astors. >>> with our rita braver this morning, we'll page through five decades of "ms. magazine." the trailblazing publication at the forefront of a revolution. >>> nancy giles sits down with sheila johnson, the first black woman in america to become a billionaire. nature's architects. some very busy beavers. david martin with the real story behind that mysterious chinese spy balloon that cross the continent not long ago. erin moriarty on lessons learned from the manhunt for that escaped convict in pennsylvania. and more this sunday morning for the 17th of september, 2023. and we'll be back after this. ♪♪ alex! mateteo, hey how's s business?? greaeat. you knonow that loan has reallyly worked wowon. tha

i'm anderson cooper. for ukrainians the war with russia isn't just about the survival of their nation but their identity, language, culture. a big part of that culture is ballet. some dancers stayed in ukraine and continued to perform even with limited audiences and constant air raid sirens. others made the hard choice to leave and continue with their training. a group of about 60 dancers found their way to the netherlands where they joined the united ukrainian ballet. every dancer in that company is a refugee. they perform non-russian ballets all over the world. they plan to keep on doing that, showing the world the power and beauty of ukrainian ballet and why their culture is worth protecting. cnn's christiane amanpour traveled to the netherlands and ukraine to meet with this extraordinary group of dancers and watch them as they fight the war in their own way. >> that's great. okay guys. let's go. ♪ ♪ >> from the beginning of the war i began to think should i go to military, to protect my country? i act

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it starts right now with anderson cooper and dana bash. will see you in just a few minutes. >> abby, thanks so much. i know you are waking your way over here too -- we have a seat saved for you. a special report, tonight seven republicans aiming at ronald reagan's footsteps in the closing moment of their second to be of the republican -- bearing his name surrounded by pieces of his legacy, putting the 707 that was at the air force one even from new yo-

i'm anderson cooper. it's been a year since the supreme court overturned roe v.e, taking away constitutional protections for abortion which had been in place for nearly half a century. the ruling left it up to states to determine whether the procedure would be legal within their borders. since then at least 21 states have banned or restricted abortions. tonight we take you inside a secretive network of pilots and volunteers who help transport women and doctors around the country so they can access legal abortion procedures. and we'll show you what it's like for some women facing a very tough decision. some of this may be difficult to watch. >> hi. i'm mike. either of you ever flown on an airline before? no? >> when i first started flying, i never imagined that i would be transporting people to get access to abortion care. >> you okay back there? all right. you should be able to hear me now. all right. ready to go. are your seat belts on and secure? this isn't too bad, is it? >> the supreme court has overturned roe v. wade. >> nearly half of all states have either

to the postgame featuring anderson cooper and dana bash on cnn.hank you both so much. >>> target says it's going to close stores in major cities across several states out of safety concerns. we're going to explain why. >>> and the republican-led house oversight committee says it has bank records and wire transfers from hunter biden. what it could mean for their impeachment inquiry. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> a scene of chaos in downtown philadelphia as retailers are hit with a rave of break-ins. crowds are barging into stores stealing merchandise and leaving widespread damage. you can see looters pouring drinks onto stolen apple products. multiple stores were hit and more than a dozen people were arrested. in a

another aspect of the war in ukraine, you are bringing a special story to the whole story with anderson cooperd it is a company comprised of refugees now, and they are ballet company, and what they are doing, and trying to do to keep the ukrainian culture alive, but it is also so much more than that, and we will play a preview for everybody. ♪ ♪ [ speaking non-english language ] >> reporter: did you expect them to arrive with grand mothers and sisters and brothers with bayhs if their arms? >> no, of course not. but when they did, everybody was welcomed. j the united ukraine ballet is now more than 65 dancers and it is a whole community now. >> chills. >> yes, and it is remarkable. >> so many players there. >> yes, and the -- >> first and foremost, it is about preserving your culture, your identity, and the history in the face of putin's russia which is trying to tell the world that ukraine does not exist, and they don't have a separate culture and it is a genocidal thought, and these people are dancing as we said in defiance. they have brought this refugee ballet to the kennedy center in washi

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i'm anderson cooper. november marks the 60th anniversary of the assassination of president kennedy. who really pulled the trigger, were the russians behind it, was the cia involved. there is one conspiracy theory you may not know about the belief president kennedy and his son john f. kennedy jr. who died in a plane crash in 1999 are actually in hiding and alive. there are those who absolutely believe this. they formed a group which some call a cult and are led by a qanon believer. this group holds so much influence over their members some have even abandoned their spouses, parents, grandchildren. for the past year cnn's donie o'sullivan has been investigating what is behind this conspiracy and takes us across the country to meet the believers, confront their leader, and spend time with the confused, frustrated, helpless families who just want their loved ones to come home. >> god bless america! >> word on the street is that junior, jfk jr., will show up and introduce his parents. >> you are expecting jfk jr.? >> absolutely. >> the same time of day jfk sr. was shot here in this spot.

across the country people are obsessed with football. >> the whole story with anderson cooper airs tomorrow the breaking news out of morocco. more than 800 people were killed by a powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake. the strongest to hit that country in north africa and more than a century. >> the earthquake struck late last night in marrakesh. the world health organization says more than 300,000 people in the city were affected. most powerful trs

. >> sunday the whole story with anderson cooper brings you to this journey with the women forced tonetwork of providers and people working together to make that travel a reality. this is a year without roe. >> we got a client from oklahoma. going to carbon dale and i said don't forget to pick up your money from the clinic. no credit or debit card needed and i'm here if she needs me. >> we have it lined up. >> is this passenger still able to make the trip? >> my second client, my mom and grandmother are coming with me. >> we have our pilot and passenger in touch with each other. the flight is 15 minutes out. >> i found an amtrak ride so she could sleep in a little while longer. >> north carolina to illinois. >> iowa to minnesota. >> try to find an airport that might work. >> i have one person on a bus. >> is there any way the passengers can get over to chandler? >> georgia to ohio. >> texas to st. louis. >> wisconsin to chicago. >> louisiana. >> alabama. >> little rock, arkansas. >> little rock, arkansas, to carbon dale, illinois. >> tune in with anderson cooper. it airs sunday at 8:

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. >> a whole new episode of "the whole story with anderson cooper" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. thank you for joining me. the "cnn newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin the hour with mounting political and policy challenges for president biden. there is the threat of a looming government shutdown in a week, the widening strike by the united auto workers union and a growing immigration crisis at the u.s. slmexico burr der. >>> the nation's capital is buzzing over a new abc news/"washington post" poll showing biden ten points behind former president donald trump in a head-to-head match-up among registered voters. even "the washington post" says it might be an outlier as a new poll shows them tied at 46%. joining us is democratic dock woman debbie dingell of michigan. congresswoman, thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. we appreciate it. you're in a key battleground state. there was a lot of fuss over michigan the last time around. are you worried about these polls? >> first of all,

can't wait to watch. >> thank you. >> tune in to "the whole story with anderson cooper" sunday 8:00 p.ment home. house speaker kevin mccarthy, can he rally his conference to get a deal done before it's too late? >>> and eagle pass, texas, under a state of emergency after a surge of migrants overwhelmed the border city the past week and it's causing tensions between federal and state authorities. a live report from the border ahead. what's considered normal for your cat is interesting. but if your cat isn't their quirky self lately, they may have in from a common condition called oeoarthritis. now, there's solensia. solensia is a once-monthly calledinjectionitis. to control your cat's oa pain. who are pregnant, trying to concei, or breast feeding should take extreme care to avoid self-injection. self-injection could cause allergic reactions like anaphylaxis. ask your vet about solensia and help get your cat back to their normal. trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinop

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you can see his report this sunday on "the whole story with anderson cooper." here's a preview. >> go add it up, 11/22/63. 11 plus 22 plus 1963. 115. we're at war 115. >> so what is the significance of 115? >> you'll find out 174. >> what's my number? >> trust the plan, 174. >> what's my number? >> my number is 174. but it's also 218. but i've got to go. >> why is it that people like you so much? are you a con man? >> no. >> are you taking these women for a ride, literally? >> no. they're taking me for a ride. >> you're bankrupt, right? >> i make -- i'm not bankrupt and they know it. see you later. >> how do you make it -- >> so what did you make of that? >> well, i saw a few things in there. one was what i call thought-terminating cliches. >> abc, easy as -- >> he just kept saying you'll find out. you'll find out. you'll find out. and that's the kind of thing that there's no real answer to. there's no explanation needed. you can just repeat these things, and there's no way to, kind of, prove or disprove. you'll find out. >> waiting for jfk, report from the fri

this is going to air sunday on "the whole story with anderson cooper."ter: do you feel that you are doing your bit to protect your country and to tell the world about your country by dancing, by having left, by not being on the front line? >> i'm trying. i'm trying. our company try to represent our country, that people will fall in love in our country and in our people. ♪ >> i think we want to in a good way with a soft weapon, we're going to remind people that we still need help. please don't forget about it. >> how are their messages being received? >> reporter: really well. they went to the kennedy center, they had a great reception and around the world they've had engagements. you'll hear in this hour more of them here out of ukraine. you'll hear the ballet dancers i spoke to in ukraine, why they stayed, why some even went to the front line. so it's, you know, a beautiful, different slice of life from a country in war that's trying to, you know, really protect its own culture, its identity, its history, in the face of russia trying to tell the world t

and you are on had week's episode of "the whole story with anderson cooper."iece of your piece. ♪ ♪ >> i'm very -- getting very emotional. >> just watching? >> yes. because they all have a story to tell. each have a story to tell. but there is a group they can tell the whole story for their country. ♪ ♪ >> one dancer whose father just escaped from the front lines, serve people were there and five were killed. ♪ ♪ >> but every week, there is something like this. every week. >> every week that news filters into this? >> yeah, something there is happening. >> it's beautiful. >> explain to people what they were watching. >> a ballet dancer in the blue and yell of the ukraine colors. more importantly, it's a lot of them came out of ukraine when the war started. this wonderful dutch ballerina and a russian ukrainian choreographer, very famous, who left russia after the illegal invasion of russia, you know, against ukraine. he is a bolshoi choreographer. he came over and helped create a new troupe, united ukraine ballet. the story is interesting. they have been to th

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i'm anderson cooper in niger. starving in plain sight, the crisis. the level of everyday violence in the democratic republic of congo has been unfathomable the last several years. guns and machetes are common. but the most ruthless weapon that has been used here is rape. >> people in the neighborhood just point fingers and say, you're a raped woman, and you're infected with aids. >> she and her children have been living here for the last five months. she would like to be able to return to her home village, but that's simply impossible. the man who raped her is likely still living in the area. they, of course, have never been brought to justice. we're on the way to see a rebel commander with several thousand troops. so far he's been unwilling to give up his weapons. he's been accused of a host of war crimes and human rights violations. his troops are known to have looted villages, raped women, accused of summary executions of dozens of prison r es. the government issued an international arrest warrant for him, but so far it seems no one has been able

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. >>> tomorrow after the critical debate, anderson cooper, and dana bash will host the critical debate> we have a new democratic senator calling on new jersey senator bob melendez to resign. is not any senator, but fellow new jersey senator corey booker. everyone has been wachlg tory booker to people peej and this nomt snosh and maybe aside from president biden, this is important, lauren. >> yes, it is a lengthy statement from senator kor reeboker who had lars paragraph of the steamings, because he talking about the relationship and the pack sfeep sflonl seb or the menendez has made the sacrifices in the past to serve. i understand that zefl sep snep and as you joernl and as you said there are a number of temper ow jk and a sfarnlg and lawmakers are coming to eekt sfloekt >>> it is notable a ne saying that they thought that senator snowstorm and another vulnerable democrat rining for enl been sfwloirmt we have heard from senator hinrhinrich, and peter welsh, and expect that we will be pushing democrats when they get back to the capitol today as to more believe that he should step aside

earlier on anderson cooper, sanjay gupta, dr. sanjay gupta was on.ost people -- >> -- he doesn't speak to reporters in the hallways. but he does talk, at these press conferences, that was actually what we saw him freeze up the first time. >> i would argue that these ailments -- and i wish the very best to the leader -- have not technically got in the way of him doing his job. dianne feinstein, somebody, who -- somebody who seems actually confused when a voting, and had to be guided by an aide on how she should be voting, not that it was holding up nominations in the judiciary committee. that is someone who, probably, it needs to immediately resign especially when you represent the most populous state in the country. mitch mcconnell, i think he needs to be very transparent, he needs to answer questions to his voters, and to his constituents, but also the american public as the leader of the senate. >> and let's remember when what happened when senator john fetterman has had its challenges. he went out in public and told people what he really was deali

and listen to what brad raffensperger told anderson cooper tonight. much more to come on all of that. i wanted to start with all of the fast-moving developments in the case against donald trump. joining me now, former white house lawyer, james schultz. and chris timmons. we have a view here. trump's lawyers are honing in on this comment, on n the case of a rioter from january 6th. the people who manned that capitol were there in royalt loyalty to oneern. who remains free to this very day. that rallied you to take action and to fight have not been charged. i wonder when you think about that statement there. are you seeing that as a cause to have her recuse herself? a lot of judges on this docket have had to grapple with confidents. is it enough to recuse her? it will be largely in her own discretion to make that determination. and there's not a chance that she's going to recuse herself from this case. she has asked for an expedited briefing. they will put it in context. these comments were made by folks being sentenced in the cases. she made an appropr

. >>> programming note, cnn's anderson cooper and dana bash host a post debate analysis live at 11:00astern. get the political contacts and analysis you need right here on cnn. >>> thanks for joining is inside politics. "cnn news central" is after this break.

. >> the whole story with anderson cooper airs tomorrow night at 8:00 on cnn. >>> good morning welcome to cnn this morning. we are following the breaking news out of morocco. more than 800 people were killed by a powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake. the strongest to hit that country in north africa and more than a century. >> the earthquake struck late last night in marrakesh. the world health organization says more than 300,000 people in the city were affected. most powerful tremors brought down parts of historic buildings and homes sending residents into the streets. >> the house rocked aggressively. everyone was scared. i was shocked and did not understand what was happening. i thought it was only my house that was moving because it's fragile and old. everyone went out of their houses. the street is full of people and women screaming that's what happened. even now people cannot go back home because they are still afraid. >> we want to show you video of two men running when the shaking and moments later you see more people and panic. s&s and get away. you will see the rubble from the t

. >>> the whole story with anderson cooper tonight at 8:00 on cnn. >> we are going to get this done.he government shutdown. >> we are heading into a shut down. >> we have had to shut down and they have accomplished much. >> i don't know what the strategy is to avert a shut down in a week or two. >> welcome back to state of the union. with less than two weeks since the shutdown the government is once again --. trump said that he was shut down the government if they can't make an appropriate deal. what do you think should happen . >> no matter how me times you touch the stove there's always new people who comment and want to touch the stove. 43 weeks we shut down and it was the most miserable time and at the end we ended up spending more money away lost a lot of pay. i actually think they are going to do it again because such a tied majority and everybody wants to listen you obviously shouldn't. i get they think this is like the one time they will ever do less government spending but you always end up losing and you always end up getting stuff extracted so eventually you are begging to

and that's what my friend's anderson cooper's champions are doing as well. looming after every mass shooting we've covered. anderson's champions, they also know that feeling from their own personal loss. and now whenever an attack happens, they help other victims' families navigate the painful aftermath. sandy and lonnie fillins have been on a journey for more than a decade. it started the night they lost their daughter, jessie, in the aurora, colorado, theater shooting. >> we received a phone call from the young man that was with her. and when i picked up the phone, i could hear the screaming going on in the background. and the chaos. and he said, there's been a shooting. i said, oh, please, god, tell me that she is not dead. and the line went silent. i let out a scream. >> and at that moment, i knew that my wife would never be the same, and i would no longer have a daughter. >> just five months later, another mass shooting that shocked the nation -- newtown. sandy and lonnie flew in to support other grieving parents. >> we saw the parents of those children

anderson cooper and i will be hosting the republican presidential post debate analysis live on wednesday night at 11:00 eastern. get the critical context and analysis you need right here on cnn. >>> donald trump has always had a thing against windmills. now he says they are killing the whales. why is he talking about that? and why it really matters? that's next. >>> president biden is in michigan to join striking auto workers on the picket line. he's on his way there. we'll bring it to you as soon as he arrives. >>> in the meantime, let's talk about politics. there are a the lot of bushes in politics. it appears donald trumpen can't keep them straight. here's what he said in south carolina about the 2016 campaign. >> when i came here, ever everyone thought bush was going to win. then they took a poll and found trump was up 50 points. what's going on here? they thought bush was a military person. great. you know what? he got us into the middle east. how did that work out? but they thought jeb might win. pz he used the word jeb. you mean he's ashame d of the last name? >> our reporters and

democrats are notably anxious about the vice-president's falling a approval races and on extend anderson cooperancy pelosi dodging questions about whether she thought kamala was the best running mate for joe next november. >> is kamala harris the pest running mate? >> he thinks so. that's what hatsers >> do you think she's the best running mate? >> she's the vice-president of the united states. that's the job description. you don't do that much. you're a source of strength inspiration intellectual resource. >> sean: she thinks so. i don't know. doesn't do much. she's the border czar. during a speech in maryland president joey told one of his favorite lies about teaching at the university of pennsylvania. here is a quick giveaway. he never taught there. take a look. >> i taught at the university of pennsylvania for four years. i used to teach political theory. >> sean: that lie debunked numerous times but biden seems to have problem with truth when it comes to his past. short reminder. >> i got involved in politics indirectly by getting involved in the civil rights movement as a kid. i got start

though described to anderson cooper to see their son again. >> his voice made me very happy. of course it also made us very sad leaving because we couldn't take him with us. >> how did he look to you in june? >> he looked well. and he is kind of defiant. he hasn't done anything wrong. he is smiling. he understands what is going on. and i have to say under all the circumstances he's doing really well. >>> republican lawmakers hold their first impeachment inquiry into president biden but fail to prove any evidence to support their claims of corruption. >>> plus more trouble in beijing and allegations against the company's chairman. every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. is it possible to survey foot traffic across all of our locations? yeah! absolutely. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's

be sure to tune in to cnn tonight for all of your post debate coverage with dana bash and anderson cooper. >>> just ahead, bob menendez is not saying much as he makes his first appearance in federal court on corruption charges. this as he starts to lose support among more prominent democrats. >>> bob menendez and his wife make their first appearance in court and plead not guilty. what happened today, cara? >> reporter: well, pam, the senator and his wife arrived at court hand in hand as co-defendants in this alleged bribery scheme. it lasted about 30 minutes. this was inside of a packed courtroom and they entered pleas of not guilty. so menendez was released on a $100,000 bond. he had to surrender his personal passport and he can still travel internationally as long as it's for business. he is restricted from talking to defendants and is not allowed to contact any members of his staff or any political aides with knowledge of this investigation. so essentially, any potential witnesses in this case without an attorney present. now, his wife was also leased on bond. $250,000 secured by their

what is -- anderson cooper would also be acceptable. we have another urgent perhaps alert. this potential news may involve new york city mayor and guy san you talking to me, because no one else wants to talk to me, bill de blasio. he is reportedly, possibly running for new york governor. there are still a lot of unknowns, what his platform is, his announcement date, and what he is smoking. apparently de blasio has been working on a potential campaign. his only hope is they don't remember his presidential campaign, when he finished 47th behind michael bennet and a room but googly eyes. strong platform. >> hopes are high from the fellow democrats. charles ringel was asked to weigh in on the de blasio run and he replied i don't want to get involved in anything that would be negative and i cannot think of anything positive. i can. i am positive he will not win. speaking of the unpopular, facebook founder and man watching the waiter walked by even though he is ready to order, mark zuckerberg up until now, zuckerberg has been silent about a whistle-blower revealing facebook has m

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the whole story with anderson cooper, that's tonight at 8:00 on cnn. thank you so much. and thank you, everybody, for joining me. co coming up, fareed zakari sits down with an interview with president zelenskyy. a special edition of gps starts right now. >>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed sa cara from kyiv. today, a special edition of the program. a country that's been at war now for almost 600 days. i have an exclusive interview with the country's president zelenskyy. this week, he fired his defense minister, visited the front lines, and welcomed secretary of state blinken. i asked him about all that and more. >> ukraine will never go back, go away from our land. >> then as it awaits f-16 fighters, ukraine's best weapons up in the sky are drones. the country's so-called army of drones has been a game changer with surveillance, dropping bombs, and kamikaze missions. i talk to the master mind behind the program, the country's minister of digital transformation. finally, the children of war. last

abortion procedures in a world without roe versus wade on a new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper way in which the whole ecosystem around abortion care can get worse. >> once we get higher, should smooth out. all right. please go ahead. >> runway 14 left clear takeoff. have a good flight. ♪ >> bumpy day. i knew it was going to be some, but it's more than i even expected. >> these short trips back in either place are the worst. >> i commute from ohio to illinois every weekend. we anticipated a lot of worsening of access for patients particularly in the midwest until a group of us from those states banded together to help set up this clinic. as areas become more and more legally complicated around pregnancy termination, we're seeing fewer and fewer people work in this part of healthcare and in this region, the number is abysmal. >> make sure to tune in to a brand-new episode of the whole story tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. here on cnn. still ahead, trump's election subversion case is ramping up in fulton county, georgia, and the cameras will be there. adam king will join me l live t discuss