COOPER: There's more breaking news, this time for Bernie Sanders recovering tonight in Vermont from a heart attack he suffered last week. Joining us is CNN's Ryan Nobles. Ryan, what's the latest on his health?</s>RYAN NOBLES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: We, Anderson, we actually saw Bernie Sanders quite a bit today. And he said he's feeling much better. In fact, he visited a cardiologist here in Burlington today, that's a follow-up appointment after he spent more than two days in the hospital after suffering that heart attack in Las Vegas weekend. What we learned today is that, this is going to have a pretty significant impact on his campaign. Sanders told us today that he is going to scale back his campaign schedule in a pretty significant way in the wake of this heart attack. And Sanders has often been very proud about just how busy he is on the campaign trail, traveling as many as six days a week, holding as many as four events in a day. He said he's simply just not going to do that anymore. Now, Sanders does say that this is going to actually put him in line more with his other Democratic opponents, that he was doing far more than they were up until this point. But sanders still says no matter what happened to him in this situation, that he is still pushing forward in his campaign, he does know that voters are going to look at him a little differently now. He is a 78-year-old man who still had a heart attack. But he told me today he hopes they view him in totality as a fighter. He's going to fight through this, and he still believes he can win the race for president. Anderson?</s>COOPER: Ryan, thank you very much. Wish him the best. The news continues, I want to head over to Chris for "Cuomo Primetime." Chris?
Sanders To Scale Back Campaign Schedule Following Heart Attack.