February 1st, 2012
11:56 PM ET
Anderson Cooper talks to a victim who is outraged that the convicted killer who shot him is free. Plus, Jeffrey Toobin weighs in on the Mississippi pardons investigation.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
A Crime Of Passion Is A Crime Of Anger, And Anger Returns
February 1st, 2012
11:56 PM ET
Anderson Cooper talks to a victim who is outraged that the convicted killer who shot him is free. Plus, Jeffrey Toobin weighs in on the Mississippi pardons investigation.
Help To The Carmo Family Funeral Fund
February 1st, 2012
11:10 PM ET
.. and Martin Savidge report.
A 15-year-old girl survived a massive crash, but her family died. Some were concerned she could be deported to Brazil.
Carmo Family Funeral Fund
Iran And It's Infantile Nukes
February 1st, 2012
11:06 PM ET
.. with Fran Townsend and Karim Sadjadpour report.
Fran Townsend and Karim Sadjadpour discuss the likelihood of Iran planning and executing an attack in America.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
The Rescue In Action
Web Exclusive: Plane Crash Rescue Footage
Wednesday, February 01, 2012 -- 7:30 AM
Jenny, Andy and Logan -- a family that was vacationing in Honduras when their plane crashed into the water -- owe their lives to a group of tourists whose island cruise boat saw their plane as it crashed.
Not only did Jenny and Andy's rescuers see the plane crash with their own eyes, but they managed to get video footage of the entire incident, including the four complete strangers leaping into the water, risking their lives to save them.
The footage below, not seen on the show, shows the rescue team in action...
"Anderson" would like to extend a special thank you to all of the rescuers: Larry Forseth, Paul Gullackson, Dr. Marc Arsenault, Dr. Annette Von Thun, Linda VanOcker, Mercuri "Coonie" Rubens Miller.
The show would also like to thank Patrick Forseth for the above video footage.
The Importance Of Being "W.E."
Duration: 03:06 min.
From: Anderson
Added: Feb 1, 2012
Description: Madonna explains why she decided to create the film "W.E." -- a story that has been called the "greatest love story of the 20th Century."
Anderson's hour with Madonna airs on Thursday, February 2, 2012.
URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBSg42sz624
Model Children
Jan 31, 20120 -- 4:30 PM ET
Katherine Heigl: Being a Child Model Was ‘Brutal’
“Oh my god, it was brutal,” she tells Anderson Cooper on Wednesday’s episode of Anderson. “You even understand it, even when you’re 9, you’re like, ‘This is silly and lame’ and they’re like, ‘No, no, it’s adorable, do it,’” she says of posing for clients including Macy’s and Sears.
And though her modeling days are over, Heigl appreciates a girl with more than one look. “She had one signature move,” she gripes of another former child model. “I was like, ‘Let’s shake it up, please!’”
Check out the hilarious clip below, in which Cooper reveals a modeling shot of his own and tune into Anderson, Monday through Friday at 4 p.m. EST.
The Muppets Take Fox News
The Situation Room |Added on January 31, 2012
When Fox News slammed the new "Muppet Movie" for brainwashing kids - Kermit and Miss Piggy didn't hold anything back.
Strong & Funny First Lady
Early Start | Added on February 1, 2012
Jay Leno has a little video editing fun with some footage of first lady Michelle Obama.
Next Stop: Nevada!
January 31st, 2012
11:55 PM ET
..
CNN's Tom Foreman asks undecided voters in Nevada what they think of the GOP candidates and the Florida primary results.
February 1st, 2012
12:09 AM ET
.. Wolf Blitzer reports.
GOP candidate Rick Santorum talks to CNN's Wolf Blitzer about what's next for his campaign after the Florida primary.
The Evangelical Vote If A Mormon Wins Florida
January 31st, 2012
11:07 PM ET
Ralph Reed, president of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, talks to Anderson Cooper about the evangelical vote after Mitt Romney's win in the Florida Republican primary.
Ron Paul's Ideals And Message
January 31st, 2012
11:06 PM ET
.. Wolf Blitz reports.
Ron Paul says his ideals and message will help him overcome challenges in competing for the presidential nomination.
Florida Primary Live Bblog
January 31st, 2012
06:51 PM ET
8:23 p.m.
Here's how big Mitt Romney's Florida win may be tonight: So big, he was able to win voting blocs he's often struggled to capture so far this year - groups like men, young voters and the middle class. Voters cited him as the candidate most likely to understand average Americans' problems. And late breaking voters broke his way.
So who didn't get swept away in the Romney romp?
You can start with the Tea Party. Romney pulled a respectable 33% among voters who strongly support the Tea Party, according to early exit polls - but that showing pales in comparison to the 46% captured by Newt Gingrich. The 7% of voters whose most important issue this year was abortion overwhelmingly backed Gingrich over Romney, 44 to 24%. So did voters looking for a true conservative: they picked Gingrich over Romney by a greater than 4-to-1 margin.
In other words: the exit polls suggest the party's most conservative voters still haven't warned to Romney just yet. But there are signs of movement: voters who believe abortion should be illegal backed both men in equal numbers. Evangelicals gave a slight 3-point edge to Gingrich - but Romney nearly closed that massive gap. And in the Panhandle - the state's most conservative region - the two men are neck-and-neck at 38%.
7:10 p.m.
Yesterday, the stat of the day was that Wesleyan study suggesting a 1,600% increase (yes: that's one, comma, zero zero) in ad spending by outside groups this cycle.
Today, the stat of the day came courtesy of CMAG/Kantar Media, which tracks political ad spending. It found - no shock here - that the spots flooding Florida's airwaves since last Monday have been ovewhelmingly negative. And Newt Gingrich was by far the top target: more than two-thirds of the political ads that aired in the past week were anti-Gingrich spots, while just under 1 in 4 were anti-Romney. But here's a puzzler: almost 1 in 10 of the past week's ads were pro-Gingrich spots - while just 0.1% were pro-Romney. As in, one-tenth of a single percentage point.
But here's the thing: ads were a lot less decisive in this race than they were in South Carolina. Two-thirds of the voters there said they were an important part of that decision. Here in Florida, just 39% said campaign spots were important to their vote; 58% said they weren't.
6:50 p.m.
A week-and-a-half ago, two-thirds of South Carolina's GOP primary voters said debates helped decide their vote; back then, Gingrich lapped Romney among those voters by a 2-to-1 margin. And once again Tuesday, in early exit polls, two-thirds of Florida’s Republican primary voters said debates were an important factor in deciding their vote.
So could the candidate who dominated the debate stage in Florida expect the same sort of result here? The answer's not quite that simple: one x-factor in Florida is the fact that thousands of the state's voters cast ballots before the candidates faced off there this month. In other words, when voters point to debate performance, they're not necessarily talking about last week's faceoffs; a big chunk of the electorate could have based their votes on nationally-televised debates from earlier-voting states like South Carolina.
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Today, Katherine Heigl, On 'Anderson'
'Katherine Heigl' & 'Honduras Plane Crash Survivors Reunite with Rescuers'
Wednesday, February 01, 2012
Would Katherine Heigl Return to 'Grey's Anatomy'?
Katherine Heigl reflects on her time at “Grey's Anatomy,” and says she would…
Would Katherine Heigl Return to 'Grey's Anatomy'?
Wednesday, February 01, 2012 -- 5:00 AM
Katherine Heigl became a household name when she co-starred as Izzie on the hit hospital drama, “Grey's Anatomy.” Controversy surrounded her departure from the show when rumors swirled that she was not showing up to work on time.
Katherine, however, remembers her time on the show with fondness, and says she left in order to devote more time to being a mother and a wife. She says she would "love to" be back on “Grey's Anatomy” part-time, if given the opportunity.
"It was a great experience," Katherine says. "It was sort of unique what we had… it was special, and I miss them. It was a great set."
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