COOPER: There's new video tonight of that dramatic Special Forces raid into Syria over the weekend that resulted in the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. It's taken from an overhead drone. The video shows Special Forces soldiers approaching the large compound at night. The pictures also show a series of explosions eliminating a tightly- bunched group of fighters. After the troops were withdrawn, American fighter jets along with weaponized drones destroyed the entire facility. Incidentally, no confirmation from the Pentagon that Baghdadi was "whimpering and crying in his final moments," as President Trump said on Sunday morning. Time to check in with Chris, though, to see what he's working on for "Cuomo Prime Time." Chris?</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN HOST: The truth is never good enough for our commander in chief right now, Anderson. But one of the obvious missteps was going after this guy, Vindman. I don't know if you saw Ken Burns, the great documentarian, has a quote that is from Vindman at 10 years old about what it was like coming to this country when his family left Ukraine, he was only 3, really powerful stuff. So, tonight, what we're going to do is talk about once again we're all in on the state of play here and showing how Rudy Giuliani has been awfully quiet lately and with good reason. We got Senator Chris Murphy here to talk about where Democrats heads are in the Senate on this situation. And we have the man at the center of one of the biggest hit jobs on Vindman that happened on Fox. It's going to be a big blow up of an attack this morning -- on this show tonight.</s>COOPER: All right, we'll be watching. Chris, thanks very much. Appreciate that, about seven minutes from now. Coming up, meet 10 people whose work is definitely going to inspire you right now, the Top 10 CNN Heroes for 2019 have just been announced. We'll show you who they are and how your vote can give one of them $100,000 to continue their work, straight ahead.
Pentagon Releases First Images From Raid On ISIS Leader