and david culver was there. who are these individuals? who are they?he was there as they landed with an exclusive look that you will see first here tonight, out front. >> stepping off. >> a commercial charter. >> and onto guatemala city's military tarmac, 124 migrants deported for illegally entering the u.s. now back home, they processed past officials, including the country's vice president, and into a reception hall. cookies and coffee await. one by one, they're called. >> up to be. >> officially documented. now, that's a change from their status in the u.s., diez anos en los estados unidos. she lived ten years in the u.s. in alabama. she did roofing, construction and car repair while in the u.s. here we meet sarah torpedoes. at 43. >> she says she. >> carries a criminal record related to child endangerment. she was shopping at walmart. contenido? with her grandson, and. >> she said. >> he didn't have a car seat, and she was. >> pulled. >> over as she was leaving the walmart by a police officer in alabama. she went to jail for two months and was deta

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david culver joining us now. i mean, we're all living vicariously through you because you had this spectacular up close and personal journey. you were there for the debut at the smithsonian yesterday. i mean, these pandas seem like they're, you know, kind of chill and they've gotten acclimated and settled in. are they? >> well, definitely chill because it's freezing cold here in. >> washington and that kind of chill. >> but but they like it too. fredricka, this was really cool. i mean, as you know, i lived in china for three years, covered a lot of geopolitics, covered a lot of covid. but to get this kind of access to the pandas was something i had never experienced. so i'm really excited for this documentary and what you're going to be able to see as far as those two new residents here in d.c. and chengdu? yeah. they're adjusting. they're three years old. today might be a really big test, though, because friday was the debut yesterday. today is a saturday. you've got weekend crowds, which here in d.c. can be qui

cnn's david culver is in guatemala city. david, how are people reacting to what they're seeing? >> well, they're following these headlines really closely, jake. that's been surprising to me to see migrants here in guatemala who are coming from. >> all over, really. >> and they. >> are following. >> each of these headlines. >> and trying to then. >> reassess their next steps. >> but it is not stopping. >> them from. >> migrating. >> however. >> it. is forcing them. >> to reroute. >> so by. >> 8:00 in the morning. >> the casa del migrante. this migrant shelter is basically empty. you've got migrants who have left to go to. >> try to make money here in guatemala city, and then. >> you've got those who are back on the. >> road. >> except when in years. >> past. basically everyone would tell us our destinations in the us here you've got folks who are naming almost every country where they think there might be opportunity. but the united states. >> mexico, mexico. >> the dream, of course. >> is the. u.s. but. >> they said. >> the. >> reality is mexico. that's their destination. even f

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cnn's senior national correspondent david culver joins us now from guatemala city. , david, what do we know about these flights? >> hey, pamela. yeah, you're right. the one that just touched down. i'm going to be very careful what we're showing here, because some of the folks have asked that we not show their faces. so sometimes you'll see the camera go down to our feet. but let me give you a sense of the process because you saw them perhaps stepping onto the tarmac, and now they're at this space where you can see these folks in yellow vests who are registering these folks back into guatemala. so for many of them, it's been years since they've lived here, and now they're trying to figure out the reintegration process. and we're just going to be careful with faces here, too. but let me just show you over here. this is where they're walking up and getting any sort of necessities, some snacks, toiletries. they have everything from crocs to t-shirts, shoelaces. because if you notice many of them. here, i'll show you this right down here. he doesn't have shoelaces on beca

. >> cnn's david culver joins us now live from the national zoo. ou actually, you first saw them in china. so i know the crowds are really excited, but i'm curious, david, how excited were they to see you? they were like, hey, we're reunited. >> there he is. >> yeah. you know, we go way back. erica. yeah. you're right. four months ago to when we were in china for their sendoff. so i don't know if the fact that ching bo is way back there and has turned her back to me for the past 20 minutes or so is any indication. but aside from that, i think they're actually very excited that we're here and more importantly, that crowds are here and it's not too heavy right now because it is. i mean, you guys are here in d.c. it's really cold, but you still have folks who are wrapping themselves in blankets and several layers and wanting to just take in the moment. it's interesting because you do get a lot of people who are shouting and yelling and happy as soon as they get to this area. the panda exhibits, they start to quiet down. they get really tranquil and the

. >> let's go to david culver now in guatemala city, where one u.s. military plane and one commercial plane, both of them carrying repatriated migrants, landed today. and, david, you spoke with the vice president of guatemala today. what does she have to say about the deportations that have taken place so far? >> she's been. very careful in how she's worded things, jake. and i think that's in part because of what we saw between the u.s. and colombia over. >> the past 24. >> hours. >> or so. >> so the vice president, stressing that she wants to continue communications to. be strong between the u.s. and guatemala. she said that she's aware, obviously, that secretary rubio will be making a visit here in the coming days. and at the same time, she pushed back that there have been any changes since president trump took office, especially with the number of migrants coming. into guatemala. she wanted to stress that it's been the same, and perhaps even down a bit at times compared with the biden administration, so that was significant. however, the change is t

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cnn's david culver has exclusive new reporting from the tarmac. when they arrived. >> stepping. >> off a commercial charter. >> and onto guatemala city's military. >> tarmac. 124 migrants deported for illegally. >> entering the u.s. >> now back home, they. >> processed past. >> officials. >> including the country's vice president, and into a reception hall. cookies and coffee await. one by one. >> they're called. >> up to be officially documented. >> now. >> that's a change from their status. >> in the u.s. >> she lived ten years. >> in the. >> u.s. in alabama. she did. >> roofing. >> construction and car repair while in the u.s. here we meet. sara tot-botoz at 43. she says she. >> carries a criminal record. >> related to. >> child endangerment. >> she was shopping at walmart to. with her. >> grandson. >> and she. said he didn't have. >> a car. >> seat, and she was pulled over as she was leaving the walmart by a police officer in alabama. she went to. >> jail for two months. >> and. >> was detained for five more months, she says, by immigration of

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cnn's david culver was granted exclusive access to the panda reserve in china to see their natural habitat and document the journey of these new pandas to d.c. and over the next hour, he shows us why these animals are so important and what conservationists are doing to protect them. >> let me get out. >> of the way. let me get. >> out. >> of the. >> way. >> we are. delighted to invite the. public to meet and. >> enjoy our. >> wonderful new pandas. >> two pandas are. >> making their long awaited. >> debut at the national. >> zoo. >> these new pandas are officially. >> accepting visitors. >> they're back. >> embracing pandas. >> is embracing. >> peace and friendship. >> we traveled here. >> from cleveland, ohio. >> how early did you get here? >> 530 this morning. >> i'm a huge fan. >> of fan. >> don't they bring everybody joy? oh, boy. >> it's a rush to. >> see the pandas. >> let's face it. >> there is just. >> something about pandas that makes them a global phenomenon. they're everywhere on social media. and have their own. >> multi-billion dollar franchise. >> i'm the big fat panda. >> the

cnn's david culver reports on that. >> calling out to us from the back of the bus, juan manuel cisneros shows us what he describes as his american dream come true. musica de. >> aqui esta. >> estoy aqui en este pais. >> i said, do you always carry that. >> document with you? >> and he goes, yeah. >> because if anything happens, he can. >> pull it. >> out and. >> say. >> i'm here legally in this country. everyone on this bus can say the same. they're farmworkers here on h-2a visas, which allow foreign workers to fill temporary or seasonal agricultural jobs. they come here for about eight months. all the folks on this bus are on their lunch break are from mexico. he says they're able to work the field, and as. >> he sees it. >> it's a good solution to be able to make money and yet at the same time, be here legally. but with that visa comes grueling work. >> nobody local wants. >> to work in agriculture. >> harvesting crops. nobody. >> these are. >> hard working. >> able bodied men, and that's what they're doing. they're doing manual. >> labor. >> and they're doing it in a place that might

cnn senior national correspondent david culver joins me now from guatemala city. david, you just spoke with the country's vice president. what did she say? >> jim. ut ten minutes or so from the first of two flights coming in that will have deportees from the u.s. this is pretty rare for us to be here. we're the only ones who have been able to get into this location, in particular, because it's very sensitive right now. not only from an intergovernmental. government relationship perspective, but also just for these migrants who are coming back to a country that many of them fled, some of them many years ago amidst a brutal civil war. and we're hoping, obviously, to not return in this manner, certainly. but for them, this is how it's going to play out. they're going to come here on a plane that will arrive shortly. they're going to come to this location where we are, which is part of we can actually turn you around here, part of the receiving hall where it says center of reception for those who have been returned. so this is where the deportees will be brought into.

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and cnn's david culver got exclusive access going with them on their journey to america all the way from chengdu, china, a city of 21 million people and many, many pandas. here's a preview of tonight's the whole story. operation panda. >> i think when people think of chengdu and the pandas, perhaps you think of one panda base. but the reality is it is a massive project, one that spans over several different locations, about five altogether. at this location alone. this base, they have some 80 pandas. everywhere you look, there's pandas. i would see video. >> of. >> people like just watching and recording for hours, and i found myself up there. you're mesmerized. >> when you stand here. >> and you watch giant pandas. >> we actually release certain hormones. >> that makes. >> you. >> feel joy. >> and it makes. >> you. >> feel closer. >> and more connected to other people. >> the world could

our david culver was the only american journalist to witness their departure from china today. at the national zoo, and there's a lot of fanfare around this reveal tonight. david. >> kate, this is really what you. >> want to be looking at. >> this is ching bao. >> she's having dinner. >> at about this hour and a lot of food and a huge crowd. and that's because this is debut day here in washington. i mean, it's a big week altogether. domestic politics aside, now you've got panda diplomacy, maybe a bit of geopolitics, but you've got bill lee and ching bao. so they're both here. they're both from sichuan province. and you've got now these crowds that have come in been waiting for several weeks to be able to see them in person, and you can just see they all crowd up to windows enclosures like this. and it's up to the pandas whether they want to be inside or out. we've seen them go back and forth. a lot of people also are stocking up on their merch here. all the panda things that you see, from keychains to t-shirts to purses, whatever you can imagine, they've got that. and what's un

. >> i'm david culver. >> in guatemala. >> city. >> and this is cnn. >> two. >> and our health lead actortopher reeve became a spokesman for the disability community after his tragic spinal cord injury, bringing the americans with disabilities act to the forefront of people's minds. cnn's chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, now explores how reeve's advocacy for the ada continues to impact lives long after reeve's death. >> you're watching 18. >> year old. >> brandon simmons first time. >> back in public. >> since last november. >> that's when a car acc >> left him with a. >> c5 spinal cord injury. >> i was. >> excited to get out because that was my first trip. but also, i was kind of afraid because i didn't know how i was going to be my first time being in a wheelchair, out in public, and how people were going to look at me. >> that's okay. you're allowed to have a bag. >> okay, okay. >> you just have to say it's medically necessary. >> yes, ma'am. >> but that is exactly why the shepherd center here in atlanta uses outings like these to help people. reintegrate back into daily

david culver takes you to a town in mexico that is is booming, right?onomy booming because of chinese factories that moved there to dodge trump's tariffs. originally on china. >> this is where we assembled everything. >> we're getting a firsthand look at what some are calling an industrial chinatown. >> everything we make, we produce here is going to end up in a major furnishing store in the u.s. >> we're in mexico. this is an hour outside monterrey, mexico, about 160 miles from the u.s. southern border. this region, mexico's so-called industrial capital, ideal for companies like china's kuka home furnishing, looking to reach u.s. customers. >> we as american consumers want everything immediately. so. okay, let's let's open up shop in mexico. >> while kuka home says their move was motivated by shorter supply chains, a surge of other chinese companies flooded mexico to dodge hefty tariffs president trump levied during his first term. >> well, actually, that helped us because when they put a tariff there in china, those companies came to to us. >> and are

cnn's david culver has more. >> calling out to us from the back of the bus, juan manuel cisneros showsat he describes as his american dream come true. >> musica aqui esta estoy aqui en este pais. >> i said. >> do you always carry that document with you? and he goes, yeah, because if anything happens, he can pull it out and say, i'm here legally in this country. everyone on this bus can say the same. they're farmworkers here on h-2a visas, which allow foreign workers to fill temporary or seasonal agricultural jobs. they come here for about eight months. all the folks on this bus are on their lunch break. are from mexico. he says they're able to work the field. and as. he sees it, it's a good solution to be able to make money and yet at the same time, be here legally. but with that visa comes grueling work. >> nobody local. >> wants to work in agriculture, harvesting crops. nobody. these are hard working, able bodied men. and that's what they're doing. they're doing manual labor. >> and they're doing it in a place that might surprise you. that's east. yeah. if i go far enough, i'll hit m

cnn's david culver has more. >> calling out to us. >> from the back of the. >> bus. >> juan manuel cisneros. >> shows us what he. >> describes as his american dream come true. >> musica aqui esta estoy aqui en este pais. >> i said, do you always carry that. >> document with you? >> and he goes, yeah, because if anything happens, he can pull it out and say, i'm here legally in this country. >> everyone on this bus can say the same. they're farmworkers here on h-2a visas, which allow foreign workers to fill temporary or seasonal agricultural jobs. >> they come here for about eight months. all the folks on this bus are on their lunch break are from mexico. he says they're able to work the field. and as he sees it, it's a good solution to be able to make money and yet at the same time, be here legally. >> but with that visa comes grueling work. >> nobody local wants to work in agriculture, harvesting crops. nobody. these are hard working, able bodied men. and that's what they're doing. they're doing manual labor. >> and they're doing it in a place that might surprise you. >> that's east. yeah.

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. >> i'm david culver at the national zoo in washington, and this is cnn. >> well, the sweeping january 6th pardons have been one of donald trump's most drastic moves. in the first week of his second term. and in just a moment, i'm going to talk with one of the most controversial people who got one. his name is enrique tarrio. you've probably seen him before. he is the former. or is he leader of the proud boys, one of the far right groups that had significant presence at the capitol that day. natario got the stiffest sentence of the nearly 1600 people charged over the riot, 22 years in prison for seditious conspiracy. three other proud boys were convicted of the same thing. several members got convicted of other charges. this video shows one proud boy smashing a window with a police riot shield. it allowed the first wave of rioters into the capitol building. he was sentenced to a decade in prison. another proud boy was also sentenced to ten years. prosecutors say that he used pepper spray on police, later bragging he was effing handing it to them. but the doj said tarrio was the man at

. >> yeah, david culver went all out. panda outfit and sprayed panda you're in on himself. you don't want to miss it. thanks for being here with us this week. erica, the lead

david. >> culver at the national zoo. >> in washington. >> and this is cnn. >> this morning. leaders are gathering for holocaust remembrance day gathering at auschwitz, the largest nazi concentration and death camp. today marks 80 years since allied forces liberated the camps. king charles, german chancellor schulz, french president macron are among the leaders who are gathering at auschwitz, joining survivors at the death camps. gates, a train car standing there now as a reminder of the 420,000 hungarian jews who were sent there to their deaths. 6 million jews were killed and died in the holocaust. police in the netherlands are looking for thieves who stole ancient artifacts from an art and history museum in the netherlands, a heist that included blowing off a museum door. the dutch police say the explosion was part of an elaborate scheme to break into the museum and steal some of its treasures. very clearly, including a 2500 year old gold helmet, security footage from the museum shows the suspects blasting through a door and then leaving with three gold bracelets from 50 b.

cnn's david culver was given exclusive access to follow their journey from china. here's a preview. >> i think when people think of chengdu and the pandas, perhaps you think of one panda base, but the reality is it is a massive project, one that spans over several different locations, about five altogether. at this location alone. this base, they have some 80 pandas. everywhere you look, there's pandas. i would. >> see video. >> of people like just watching and recording for hours. and i found myself up there. you're mesmerized. >> when you stand here and you watch giant pandas. we actually release certain hormones that makes you feel joy, and it makes. >> you. >> feel closer and more connected to other people. >> the world could use more pandas. i think. >> it certainly could. >> oh my gosh, so cute! it is relaxing to watch them. an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper operation panda one whole hour, one whole story airs tonight at 8 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. all right. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield. cnn

and cnn's david culver was given exclusive access to follow the journey of those pandas. it all started in chengdu, china. the city doesn't just offer visitors a chance to see pandas in their natural habitat. it also offers just about every panda themed item you could think of. here's a preview of this weekend's episode of the whole story. >> before we see the. >> creatures themselves. >> we want. to just see. >> how large. >> they loom around their home town of all. >> things, you. >> wouldn't need to. >> advertise here in chengdu. it'd be the giant panda. headbands. there are so many shops just like. >> this. >> panda themed. >> cigarettes. >> you've got panda books, panda. >> keychains. >> panda pens. >> even starbucks has. caved to the panda theme. you struggle to find a storefront that doesn't have pandas. >> we've been. >> most surprised to see. just how many panda loyalists they are. but that's chengdu. i mean, basically. it's known for a few things spicy food, hot pot, and pandas. >> an all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper, operation panda, one

. >> i'm david culver at. >> the national zoo in washington. >> and this. >> is cnn. >> all right.ht. now back to las vegas. there, president trump giving remarks at an event there. he's thinking of voters in nevada for giving him a win in that swing state. in the 2024 election. he lost that state in the 2020 race. let's listen in. >> many of them are criminals, murderers. well, we're getting them out. you see it? you see it. yesterday, first day. our message could not be more clear. america's decline is over. american decline is over. we laughed at all over the world. now we're not laughed at anymore. i'll tell. you what the world witnessed this week is nothing less than a revolution of wealth creation for everyone. and also common sense. it's about common sense. it really is. we're the party of common sense. on day one, i directed every member of my cabinet to. and by the way, pete hegseth got. >> approved and kristi noem just got approved. >> governor. she's going to keep it. >> she's she's. >> she's a tough one. she's a tough one. and she's going to do a great job on day one. i

david culver has an extraordinary report.etty incredible exclusive access starting in china. and then all the way here to washington as he explores the worldwide effort to save the pandas. you got to tune in to this, the whole story with anderson cooper airs sunday at 8 p.m. right here on cnn. also sunday morning, join me on state of the union. senator lindsey graham is on the program, along with governor jb pritzker of illinois. i hope to see you sunday, 9 a.m. eastern, right here on cnn. thank you so much for joining inside politics today. cnn news central starts. >> now. >> on the first presidential trip of his second term, donald trump, seeing the devastation firsthand, the president visiting north carolina and california, two disasters. both ru

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. >> i'm david culver. >> at the national zoo. >> in washington. >> and this. >> is cnn. >> you can find me on all the social media platforms. make sure you react to the program as it's in progress. i don't see what's coming. love to see your reaction. rich says trump is not extending olive branches. he will make democrats beg and bend a knee to get anything. hasn't anyone learned historical norms have are gone? yeah. i mean, rich, you're right in that regard. that is the way that he comports himself, i guess. i haven't spoken here on my own program on cnn since the inaugural address. i just thought that there would be something in that inaugural address that was going to be outreach to the half the country that didn't vote for him. and i would give this reminder to rich, to the president and to everybody else, thank you for this transition, because there's something i want to say. there was a story within the last week from gallup, the result of their most recent polling. do we have that headline? can you put it. yeah. there it is. okay. so this is a headline from gallup, january 16th.

. >> yeah, david culver went all out. he wore a panda outfit and sprayed panda you're in on himself. you don't want to miss it. thanks for being here with us this week. erica, the lead with jake tapper, starts right now. >> president trump says he might get. rid of fema. the lead starts. >> right now from the battered towns. >> in north. >> carolina to the. >> burned out. >> neighborhoods in. >> southern california. >> president trump. >> is touring. >> damage on both coasts. >> today. >> but he's also. >> suggesting he might. >> end the federal emergency. management agency or fema. >> the. >> agency in charge of not only disaster response. but disaster rebuilding. what might this mean for. >> the. >> devastated communities. >> already struggling. >> to get back on their feet? >> plus. >> the white. >> house says it is now using. >> military aircraft. for deportation flights, sending. dozens of migrants back to guatemala today. this comes as the military. >> announces the first group. >> of active duty. >> forces deployed

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