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Reporter very rich, but not very punctual. Jeanne moos, cnn, new york. Thank you so much for joining us. Ac 360 with anderson starts right now. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. Breaking news tonight in the russia investigation. New reporting how interested the fbi seems to be in carter page. The story detailing how many times page has been questioned already, what hes been asked about and told investigators. Page himself, calling the encounters extensive. In a moment, the correspondent who broke the story. But we begin with the Health Care Replacement billion. 22 million fewer people with ...

Now they agree they're going to send texts to that particular person when their time issism is. if it's j&j, two months. and to reach our seniors, we're also collaborating with the aarp who will be reaching out to the 38 million members. they're going to make an aggressive effort. they're going to be hosting virtual town halls. that will all be coming. my administration also contacted the 64 -- will contact the 64 million people on medicare to remind them to get their booster shots. we have the ability to do that from the federal level. just like i did to make it easier for folks to get their ...

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Multiday event staged by the aarp. today's lineup included mayor pete buttigieg. new york city mayor bill de blasio dropping out to stay home in case there's a heat-related blackout there. connell: we had that this time last week. robert gray, thanks. several candidates have voiced their support for the mass protests against puerto rico's governor showing him insulting women and mocking victims of hurricane maria. meanwhile, the marches at this point show no signs of slowing down. we have bryan llenas reporting live from san juan. what's the latest there there, bryan? >> reporter:com, good eve...

Multiday event staged by the aarp. today's lineup included mayor pete buttigieg. new york city mayor bill de blasio dropping out to stay home in case there's a heat-related blackout there. connell: we had that this time last week. robert gray, thanks. several candidates have voiced their support for the mass protests against puerto rico's governor showing him insulting women and mocking victims of hurricane maria. meanwhile, the marches at this point show no signs of slowing down. we have bryan llenas reporting live from san juan. what's the latest there there, bryan? >> reporter:com, good eve...