hayden. the white house saying they made no concessions. is it agreeing meeting him in the first place sort of a concession? anderson, i think that s a really big deal. it was the first thing i noeltsnoeltticed yesterday. i they made every effort to try to isolate me as a lonely two star so they could make it appear to be a talk between the north koreans and the united states. so they have been driving for dialogue with us, this equality with us, this equivalency with us. i fear that the most powerful image that will come out of this is the president of a real country, ours, standing next to the president of north korea
behavior in an agreement without his client s knowledge. i mean he went after you. he said that you clearly allowed your 15 minutesover fame to effect your conclusions. he shoul evacuate the room he is standing in or seek the attention of a doctor. i m a little under the weather but i don t think i need a doctor. second of all i have been fortunate in my career that i think i exhausted my 15 minutes or maybe 15 years ago. separate apart from that, i want to keep it about the facts and keep it about the truth. anderson, quite honestly, i don t care if you re on the left or right or in the middle the american people deserve straight talk, not spin, on this issue. they deserve facts. they deserve the truth. they deserve evidence. this is not complicated.
this. incredible night. two months later amy has opened a second coffee shop, this one in charleston, south carolina. for most of these 17 new employees, this is their first job. people with intellectual disabilities are values, and so this coffee shop has created a place where people see their value. wow. great for her. watch anderson s full update or nominate someone you think should be a cnn hero. go to cnnheroes.com. when we come back, a tumultuous week at the white house but topped by a big moment for this president and maybe for the country. can the president do what he has not done to date which is change the narrative, stay positive and not get in his own way of success? the bottom line with david chalian next. any object. any surface.
post ? absolutely not. did you authorize somebody to leak to the washington post ? absolutely not. i did not and would not leak classified information, no. the president seems to suggest that you were behind this washington post article. the morning before you testified he tweeted ask sally yates under oath if she knows how classified information got spoke newspapers soon after she explained it to white house counsel. uh-huh. it does sound like he doesn t he seems to believe that you re the leaker. does that when you heard that, what did you think? there have been a number of tweets that have given me pause. do you want to elaborate on it? no. you re going to want to watch anderson s full interview with sally yates. it is only right here tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern. anderson will join us in the next hour on new day to talk about that interview and his reaction. the reason it s important isn t just the timing but
iraq. but other than that, there will be a various options at the disposal of the president. he wants the iraqi government, nouri al maliki, the prime minister, to do the right thing. take the steps he s refused to take over the past few years since the u.s. withdrawal. and i think the ball is really in nouri al maliki s court. wolf blitzer, see you at 5:00 eastern on the situation room. thank you, sir. and one note to all of you. anderson cooper is currently on the ground in iraq. he will be reporting from baghdad on the crisis there. watch anderson live tonight from baghdad, ac 360 tonight, 8:00 eastern. much more on our special coverage, of course, on iraq. but coming up, a pilot is forced to make his very first skydiving jump from a crashing plane. we ll talk to him live about those moments before his brush with death. d it doesn t even fl. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow s innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving