and mr anderson. cooper arrested mr. world yes ma'am and there was a decision. that mr anderson and everybody should be understood by the world. and everybody knew that he was coming the magistrate informed. you know with me. there were drawers with violations of several indian or was generally related to the language which mr anderson had been arrested on charges of criminal and constructive negligence offenses carrying a possible two year jail sentence and theoretically no chance of bail not even the company's lawyer could see the men as they were confined under house arrest he wasn't going to solve a problem and there was representative the u.s. government to lend any assistance possible are you surprised that the chairman of union carbide has been arrested since he's here to try and solve a problem i'm missing a little at the magic pradesh state headquarters a senior official confirmed the government would be seeking compensation for damages and they launched a bitter attack on union carbide this government going after a minute. of the tragedy. and knows its

definitely not receiving visits then the local police superintendent stretches out the startling news to mr anderson and to local union carbide executives and the rest of the rest can you tell us exactly who the arrested mr. and mr. there was a decision. by the world. and everybody knew that it was coming. and. that we were. probably. had been arrested on charges of criminal and constructive. offenses carrying a possible two year jail sentence and theoretically no chance of bail even the company's lawyer could see them as they were confined. saw the problem. as government. trying to. solve a problem i'm missing a little at the magic pradesh state headquarters a senior official confirmed the government would be seeking compensation for damages and they launched a bitter attack on union carbide this government going after a minute. of the tragedy. and knows its. innocent citizens whose lives have been slowed. dramatically affected. by a cruel. on the part of the management of the union. but he just. has request for extradition of. the us government has denied that request. warren anderson to face. the

mr. anderson) "he got a bbil foo a frst-deeree murder charge!"(ms. anderssn) "i want justicc, i waat them to lock him back up.. put him behind 3 lock hat gate on him." attorney's oofice.we tried we left messages... buttno one has eturned our calls yet..- live downtown, megan gilliland, fox45 morninggnews. 33 two peeple are shot in - souttwest baltimore.it happened on belmont vvnue just before 9 o 'ccock last night.onn man wws shot in the head... and taken to thh few locks away... shht in the arm and leg.no word on a suspect or a motive in tte &p3 there is a silver alert in effect this morning.police needd ourrhelp findingg81-year old leo emery.he is 5- fooo 11 3and as astt een in a 2002 gray chevy silverado with tte license plate 6-3-l-0-5-8.if you've seen him please call 9-1-1. -3 a anel of state lawmakerr ii recommending hat governor o'malley reeuce the tate's structural deficit by half in tte next llgislative session. righh now thh state's projecctd spending outpaces estimateddrevenue by roughly & one-billion dollars... 3 known as a structural efi

mr. anderson/faaher) "if it was a black man he woolln't ever get a chaace tooevee think about walking out hat front door.. it'ssno way in hell that the state's attorney &ppcty state's ttorney's offfi. we left messaggs... but no one has returned our calls yet. johnson's family says they just want justice.they want miicheelllocked up behind bars. live downtoww, megan gilliland, fox45 orning news. 3 3a teen is hit and killeddby a car n baltimore ccunty near sshool.15 year old ryan chase was walking along putty hill avenue ith another teenager.....when he rann across the street.heewas hit other side of he street ... where he aa hit by anotherr car. he waa pronounced dead minutes later. 3 we saw the rrad blooked off hovering.....i believe he was ffown into the air and landed was struck by anothee vehicle... vehicll......i would be devasted especialll around the . the second teen waa taken to a nearby hospittl.....no word on his ondition thissmorning. meanwhile....police will not &pcharges are pending against the drivers. state coach jerry sanduskk is facing criticism for the way rominger told

mr. anderson's party got a name today thanks to voters on his facebook page. ey are calling it the justice party. if you want to get a handle on rocky anderson's politics, i'm here to tell you happily it's not easy. he's been known as a progressive democrat, as the mayor of salt lake city, in deep red utah he enthusiastically the impeachment of bush. he was here to sing the prizes of none other than conservative republican utah governor jon huntsman. >> i just think that he is so down to earth. i can tell you, it's not a show. this isn't a guy who likes to look folksy while he's campaigning and doesn't really live his life that way. he lives his life like that every day. and people who know him, who know his wife have tremendous regard for them. whether in their personal lives or their politics. >> now rocky anderson, himself, is throwing his own justice party hat into the presidential race. perhaps he and governor huntsman could make some beautiful music there together. joining us now for the interview is rocky anderson, the former mayor of salt lake city. mr.

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mr. anderson/father) "if it everrget a chance tooeven think about walking out ttat front oor.. it's no way in would hhveemade a mistake like " city state's attorney's offiie. pe left messages... but no one has returned our calls yet. johnson's family says they just wwnn justiie.theyy annt mitchell lockee uppbeeind bars. live doontown, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. 3 there is a silverralert in effect this morning.police &pneed yyur elp ffnding 81 yya &pold lee emery.he iss5- foot 1 with ggeen eyessanddgrey hair and was last seen in a 2002 gray chevy siiverado with the liceene plate 6-3-l-0-5-8.iff &pyou've seen him please call 9-1-1. pwo police officerssare on shooting a uspectfollowinn a high speed chase. officcrs from four different &pjuss a lock from where the suspect lived. pooice had bben looking for him following a roobery lass niiht at aa cornerstore in the same couudd't believe whht they police cars weaved their ay - and when hey made those turns i was in shock that they they would hit people's homee. homes. facebook that i'm going out in a blaze. blazee police say they opeee

mr. anderson) "he got a bail forra frst-degree muudee ccarge!"nntwo days ago...ppliie re-arrest - mitchelllis given bail a - seconn time.... this time for -3& $2550thousand dollars. and he walks out again. (mr. &panderson/father) ""f t was a -3 black man he wouldnnt evee get a chaacc to even thiin about walking out that ront door.. it's no way in hell thattthe state's attorney would have made aamisttke like ttat..." & 3 we left messages at the city state's attorney's one has eeurned our callss ballimooe...keith daniels, fox 45 news aa en. 3 a developing sttry tonight... out of baltimore ounty... county... you're loooing at the end of a police chase near towson universitya blue slammed into each other ear &pyorr oad and towson own -3&pboulevard...the twisted metal stopping the cars in their this...just before 6 tonight... towson universsty police stopped a ccr on york rood.it had ssolen plates..ut when 3& veeicll... it took off.the chase ended with this crash. police took 2 peoppe in thee caa with stolen ppates into custody. a.../ gunman .... an..

mr. anderson, he's always there. you know, it's his seat. >> i had just walked out and got a newspaper.me back and sit down, opened it up and started to read. >> outside, an elderly woman has just lost control of her car. >> she was coming from town and she was coming up through the road. and they say that some cars behind her said that she was kind of weaving a little bit. >> as she enters the restaurant parking lot marilou shepherd hit a vehicle ready to pull out of the bp station. right next door. >> she hit another vehicle sitting in the parking lot of the coffee house. then she comes through the windows of the building. >> the car crashes into the booth where anderson is sitting and he's thrown across the diner. >> i didn't realize what was going on at all. i didn't see anything. >> the vehicle pushed the booth all the way under our counter. he went through two of our rotating chairs. he went through them. >> next thing i knew, everything was on top of me. >> i didn't even see kenny. i just couldn't see him. >> i just knew somebody had got killed. >> but anderson is alive. >> i cou

mr. anderson, who was known as m.d. anderson, was the successful business man, farmer and philanthropist. he went to college in memphis, smart man he was to go to memphis. then called southern baptist, i believe it became union and jackson -- union in jackson, tennessee. after he was in memphis and had that opportunity, he moved back to jackson and went to work at his family-owned business. a good choice. and went in the cotton business with his older brother frank and frank's brother-in-laws and they became the largest cotton company in the world, according to "fortune" magazine in 1945. in 1936 m.d. anderson created a charitable foundation that bother his name and funded it with -- bore his name and funded it. after his death, the trustees of m.d. anderson's estate directed an additional $19 million toward his foundation and that helped create m.d. anderson's lasting legacy providing seed funds for the university of texas m.d. anderson cancer center which is one of the world's leader in cancer treatments and thankfully

mr. anderson. a bit of a. of the political actions of the american legislative exchange council been a resident in wisconsin and what has happened here and through all the other states where there was a republican governor in the house, the reactions in ohio, here in wisconsin, michigan, i am wondering if you could comment on what is done in relationship to how things are done. this seems there was a severe action here in wisconsin where they were going to a recall caused such a dilemma and for your position of looking at all of the state's, what, and you might make in that regard, and what it has to do with the fiscal responsibilities that have come out of the american legislative exchange council. >> host: let's get a response from our guest. >> guest: i am not aware specifically of what a.l.e.c. has recommended but i can tell you in answer to your question and it is obvious in the report one of the major expenses that all of the state's half are for the public employees. every state, not just the two or thr

mr. anderson, a bit of a dilemma. with the american exchange council, with being a resident of wisconsin and what has happened here enter the other states -- there was a republican governor in the house. the actions in ohio, here in wisconsin, michigan, i'm wondering if you could comment on what alec has done in relationship to how things are done. it seems there were severe actions and reactions here in wisconsin where they were going through a recall. it is causing a dilemma. in your looking at all the states, what comment might you make in that regard and what does it have to do with the fiscal responsibilities that have come out of the american legislative exchange council? host: let's get a response from our guest. the guest: i'm not aware specifically of what alec has recommended, but i can tell you that in what our report, one of the major expenses that all the states have are for public employees. every state, not just the two or three that you mentioned, every state has been looking at the type of compensatio

mr. aaderson) "he got a bail for a first-degreeemurder chaage!"(ms. andersoni wantt justice, i want them to locc him back up.. put him behind them ars wherr he belongs.. locc thaa gate on him." demanding answers ffom thee we leet messages... but nn onn has reeurred our calls yet. two police officers are on administratiie leaveethis morning after a high speed chase es wwth n a shooting. shooting.the pursuit involved officers froo fouu different jurissiccions... anddenned here in baltimore county... just a bbock from where thhe suspect lived. police say they opened fire on the suspect aftee thee19 yeer old pointed a ggn at them aad refused to drop it. the trauma with at least one gunshot wound to tteeleg. a teen is hit and kiiled byy school in baltimore coonty.15 - pearrold ryan chass was walking along putty hill he ranninto the streetthe wws - other side of the street .. he - &pwhere he was hit bb anotherr car. he was pronounced dead &pminutesslatee.. &pthe second teen was taken to nearry hospitall....nooword on his ondition hhs orning. will face charges. ers -

mr. whitaker, thanks so much for coming on. you'll be able to answer this question before we go on. you're the managing editor of cnn worldwide why does anderson cooper have so many phalluss on his set? you saw that! well, you know his ratings are up. >> stephen: (laughs) oh, really. will they last for four hours, though? (applause) >> stephen: managing editor of cnn worldwide. what's the difference between cnn and worldwide? aren't they both worldwide? >> well, cnn worldwide is the parent company of the domestic network but also the international network and our digital.... >> stephen: why have an international network? you guys, most trusted name in news, right? >> right. >> stephen: knowledge is power. why give our news to people in other countries? (laughter) why not keep that precious resource for america so we stay a superpower? >> well, we also think that it's important for americans to know something about what's going on around the rest of the world. >> stephen: defend that statement. (laughter) >> well, look what's happening in europe right now. >> stephen: i don't know. i don't care. >> there's a financial crisis that if it went the