The CNN correspondent and his team are safely back to work after receiving warning of a possible missile strike while broadcasting live from Israel Meredith Kile is a Digital News Writer-Editor at ...

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CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and several of his co-workers were forced to evacuate to a bomb shelter in Israel live on-air after receiving an alert of an imminent Iranian missile strike on Sunday.

Anderson Cooper and his fellow CNN correspondents are already back to work after they were forced to take shelter when their broadcast from Tel Aviv, Israel, was interrupted by warnings of an ...