anderson? >> larry, thanks so much. the action is here in afghanistan. we're at marine forward operating base engineer an mow. it's now morning. the date is 9/11, eight years since it all began. the attacks on america, then the war here. the war, of course, continues here. but it's a very different kind of war which is being fought which leaves with americans with a much more difficult battle on their hands. we saw that firsthand today. marines with members of the fledgling afghan army torn away during a visit to a nearby village by reports of a flare thrown. we gave chase. never found the bad guys. they melted away, it seems. a tough war to fight. back home, house speaker nancy pelosi today, the top democrat for the first time doubting congressional support for the war. even the troops here making the best of a very challenging mission. so too to night all the angles, michael ware on the original enemy, al qaeda. where are they? i'll be on patrol as they try to turn the force into a trust forc

>> reporter: we don't know that, anderson. all we've been told is we should not expect to see him emerge from that building tonight. we do know that an official said earlier today that the feds were exploring what kinds of charges they might be able to bring against him. >> jean, stay with us. i want to bring in peter bergen who is recently back from afghanistan with more to talk about the al qaeda angle. the story, of course, coming to us after an audio tape believed to be from osama bin laden. jean, on the details of this, did the authorities -- the authorities are saying he has ties to al qaeda or connection to al qaeda. do we know what form or connection that is? >> reporter: no. they are saying no more about it. they're still being very close lipped about this investigation because it is on going, anderson. >> peter, how significant do you think this is? i got to say i am, and i think there's a lot of people, very skeptical when they hear about these kind of raids or arrests. oftentimes on further inspection it turns out

anderson cooper and "ac 360" starts right now. >> breaking news. from new haven, connecticut, any minute now we're expecting an announcement perfect police investigating the murder of yale university grad student annie le whose body was found stuffed into the wall of a building on the yale campus v police solved the crime? we begin, however, tonight with other breaking news. comments by a former president of the united states. comments sure to ignite a firestorm controversy. former president jimmy carter talking about the kind of rhetoric being used against president obama. carter said that racism is behind much of the animosity against president obama. he made the comments during an interview nbc news' brian williams. watch. >> an overwhelming portion of the intentionally demonstrated animosity toward president obama is based on the fact that he is a black man. that he's african-american. i live in the south. and i've seen the south come a long way. i've seen the rest of the country that shared the south's attitude toward minority groups at that t

this is fire alarm salesman stephen anderson. now let's look at the preacher steven anderson.anding at the door of his church s that the same map? is that the same legend? let's look again. smoke alarm salesman stephen anderson, see him? already, now pastor stephen anderson at his church. we noticed that. we wanted you to notice it as well. now, if that is exactly what we are seeing in this case. if that's the same map against the same beige wall, then obvio obviously it certainly looks like that's the same person, that's the same person who wants barack obama to die, who wants to him to get his teeth kicked in, to get brain cancer like senator kennedy did. the now we did in fact, just to let you know, we did in fact get in touch with pastor anderson and asked him whether he's running his business out of his church. now he replied to us via e-mail. he says the business is not run from the same location as his church. that's what he said. so we asked pastor anderson does he shoot his business videos there at his church, some, he said. that's another quote, some are filmed in th

trying to get bonus points in case of zbreg anderson. and he's not going to do it there. >> so, greg anderson's kind of strange year continueses on. warren johnson runs a 6.692 and he'll stay in 16th. the field will be set. >> second run in a row greg anderson did not get down the racetrack. only one good run out four, can't be feeling great about his chances into tomorrow's eliminations. >> wond hear what they're working on there? well, coming up in just a bit, it will be, nitro. including that guy, doug herbert. he's back and he is back with a vengeance. he's having a great weekend. we'll see if he can continue to hang on to top positions in this field at the carolinas nationals. ♪ i'm going to drive it like a stole it ♪ i'm going to leave it all behind ♪ ♪ won't even cross my mind ♪ i'm going to grab the wind drive it like i stole it ♪ >> krista marie, if you check her website, www.kristamar www.kristamarie.net, she's here this weekend. working on a new video. zmax dragway in charlotte. gary gerould, mike dunn, paul page, in the booth

anderson cooper is next. "360." >>> good evening. we are following two breaking stories tonight, first out of california. a discovery involving phillip garrido, the man accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard 18 years ago and holding her captive in his home. all this time. late word police conducting a search have found bones on his property as well as an adjacent property. in addition to the investigation of jaycee dugard's kidnapping, he's the focus on a new investigation, authorities seeking evidence possibly connecting him to two other child abductions. we will have more on this breaking store in just a moment. >>> we begin with the other breaking report tonight. new comments by former president jimmy carter about his belief that racism is fueling much of the anger at president obama. he said the animosity being directed at the president over health care and the bailouts is being driven because mr. obama is a black man. tonight in atlanta university in atlanta, he pressed the point again. listen. >> when a radical fringe element of d

anderson? >> all right.ks. >>> next, life on a basement a close look at our close quarters where we work and where we sleep. it's our shot of the day. and at the top of the hour, the fight for afrg and the fight for the peace in this a major mess. the latest from the front lines. we'll be right back. >>> i thought i'd give you a little taste of what it's like for us at patrol base. marines all sleep in tents. conditions are very difficult for them. we have it pretty easy here by their standards. we have one actual building on the base. this is actually the room where we're staying. it's small. it's dark. it's packed with our belongings, our equipment. it's where we work and also where we sleep and also where we bathe and, i don't know, spend most of our time when we're not out on patrol. there aren't any chairs. we sit on boxes and other containers. but as they say, we certainly doend mind. we consider ourselves extremely lucky and honored to be here and privileged to show what you the marines are facing in

anderson cooper and "ac 360" starts right now. >> breaking news. from new haven, connecticut, any minute now we're expecting an announcement perfect police investigating the murder of yale university grad student annie le whose body was found stuffed into the wall of a building on the yale campus. have police solved the crime? we may find out in a few moments. >> president jimmy carter saying racism not only exists in america but bubbled up because >> i live in the south and i've seen the south come a long way and i've seen the rest of the country that shared the south's attitude towards minority groups at that time, particularly african-americans. that racism in connection still exists. i think it's bubbled up to the surface. because a belief among many white people, not just in the south but around the country that african-americans are not qualified to lead this great country. it's an abominable circumstance and grieves me and concerns me very deeply. >> president jimmy carter saying racism not only exists in america but bubbled up because many

anderson? we pay be having a little trouble with that shot tonight, as you can understand. doing this from a base in afghanistan. obviously, not the easiest feat. we will be getting back from afghanistan, and we'll have a number of report from anderson, michael ware and sanjay gupta. >>> let's see what's happening back home in what is a make or break week for president obama. out on the road today, pushing health care reform, before he tries to sell it to congress on wednesday night. in a speech which sources tell cnn will be forceful in tone. before he get to that much discussed speech, there's the one to america's school kids tomorrow. frankly, none of this has been simple or easy, which pretty much sums up the president's summer. while most of the attacks have come from the opposition, some of the wounds are self-inflicted. the latest happening over the weeke weekend. a fiery aide going down in flames. the raw politics now from candy crowley. >> reporter: the white house special adviser on g

but for now back to anderson cooper in afghanistan. anderson?'re going to have more on the dramatic rescue of a "new york times" reporter kidnapped by the taliban. one soldier was killed in that. details ahead. >>> also, we'll take you out on patrol with the marines. we saw ieds today, small arms fire. the taliban is still out there, still trying to kill marines whenever they can, laying those ieds. >>> dr. sanjay gupta aboard the world's fastest ambulance with the army's dustoff crew and the latest on that little boy malik who was injured. we'll be right back. nothing complicated about a pair of 10 inch hose clamp pliers. you know what's complicated? shipping. shipping's complicated. not really. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service shipping is easy. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. that's not complicated. come on. how about...a handshake. alright. priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. >>> coming up, we'll show you what life is really like for mar

our own anderson cooper joins them in the war zone. carol, when you replaced casual friday with nordic tuesday, was it really for fun, or to save money on heat? why? don't you think nordic tuesday is fun? oh no, it's fun... you know, if you are trying to cut costs, fedex can help. we've got express options, fast ground and freight service-- you can save money and keep the heat on. great idea. that is a great idea. well, if nordic tuesday wasn't so much fun. (announcer) we understand. you need to save money. fedex >>> small outpost with the big job keeping the taliban out and life at the patrol base is called jaker is anything but easy for the marines assigned there. cnn's anderson cooper spent several days living side by side with them. >> reporter: patrol base jaker may not be much to look at, but for the marines of the first battalion fifth regiment it's become home. you may have heard about marines living overseas on bases that have all the comforts of home. jaker is nothing like that. there's about 50 marines here at any given time

>> reporter: yeah, you know, anderson, it was interesting.rn he might not even survive the operation. the good news is he is doing very well, especially just so soon after his operation. take a look at the video there, he's got his bandages off his head now. the breathing tube is out. actually examining him here. he is even starting to regain some strength in his left arm and left leg. so this is really so far, at least, anderson, fingers crossed a tremendous outcome for him. we're going to, again, keep a close eye on him for the next several days to come. >> that's great to hear. sanjay, thanks. this is not the first time of course sanjay's skill as a surgeon has been put to use on the front lines. logon to ac360.com to read about his experiences and find out what it's like for him to become part of the story in this case. coming up, sanjay, michael ware and i will continue to bring you stories from the front lines. all week long. tonight, we're going to take you behind the scenes, our look at our living quarters, a bedroom, edit room, rec r

that's a very high legal standard, anderson.'s a standard that she could not conform her conduct to the law, she had a mental illness so bad she didn't know right from wrong. given the labyrinth in the back of the house and the scheme that went on day after day for 18 years to keep these children hidden from everybody else, it would be hard for her attorney to argue she was incapable of confirming her conduct to the law. i think that's going to be a stretch at trial. >> joan, the perception is sexual predators act alone. here nancy garrido was allegedly committing these crimes with her husband and playing the role as primary captor when her husband was in jail. how unusual is that? >> it's quite unusual for men to act in concert with men, but not unusual for sexual predators as disturbed as this man to take a wife or a female accomplice, victimize them and have them become part of the overall crime. so that isn't that unusual. >> is her argument you think of being a victim in this made weaker by the fact that she married this gu

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anderson?ica. we're coming to you from patrol base jaken, a forward operating post in helmand province. the marine strategy here is clear, hold and build. in past years u.s. didn't have enough troops on the ground here to clear it of the taliban and hold on to these areas and help build the local governments. president obama has sent in 21,000 new troops. there's about 10,000 marines here in helmand. that hasn't allowed the marines to work in all the areas of helmand, it has allowed them to move into many areas that have been under taliban control for years, like this area. it's a strategy designed to try to protect the local population and show them the benefits of life without the taliban. it's a strategy the marines say in this area is showing success. patrol base is a remote, dusty outpost in the helmand river valley. this was taliban territory up until just two months ago. when the 1st battalion 5th reg eliminate of the 2nd expeditionary brigade arrived in force. how bad was it when you fi

>> reporter: i don't know, anderson. authorities here notice that mr. clark very quickly invoked his right to not incriminate himself. remember, they had to get a order from a judge to bring him into custody. so they could take the dna samples to learn more about what happened. and as far as we know, there were no witnesses to this crime. so if he's the right guy and if this in fact goes to trial as expected, i think we'll be looking at a lot of scientific evidence, possibly if there are messages that some people rumored between phones or something between them that may help create the picture. but in the end, the question will be whether or not if he is the guilty person, he wants to tell the story of what happened in that room. otherwise, anderson, i think all we may ever know is what science may be able to tell us. >> tom, thanks. one medical student who didn't want to identify herself on tv says she was in the lab with clark just three days after le disappeared. here's what she told cbs news about his behavior and the area where they worked. >> he d

james robert anderson. couple anderson, what symptoms did you experience that helped you detect that you had cancer of the prostate? >> that's what's so alarming about this john, i had no symptoms. >> no symptoms, zero. had you been getting your p.s.a. annually? >> i get one annually with my physical. >> let's talk about psa, a blood test, stands for what. >> prostate specific antigen which means there's a protein released. >> and the protein determines what your level is. and when you get up to, what, four or five, then you have to proceed with caution but don't get unduly alarmed, is that right? >> well, there are some people that are starting to feel that even at those levels it should be investigated more closely such as biopsies. most important thing about the psa is the rate of change of the psa. you can't just take it as one particular test but rather as a series. >> he means, i believe to say it's constant at year to year. if you come in at a four one year, you should come in at a four the next year

anderson, thank you very much.ht. it's an "a.c. 360" special report all this week, in fact, at 10:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn, bringing you global coverage like no other news network. let's bring you back to jack cafferty right now for "the cafferty file." it's hair to say anderson cooper, michael ware, peter bergen, dr. sanjay gupta, they're all there right now this week, they're all risking their lives to get the story to our viewers. >> journalistically speaking it's men again the boys. at some point the american public is going to be asked to approve additional troops for that war if we're going to stay there and try to win it. if we're not then we need to get out. if we're going to stay there and try to win it, it's going to take more troops. we have to see if the american public has the stomach to send more troops. >>> the president will deliver a speech to the congress on health care reform. if the republicans' call to shk ahn. the political damage to mr. obama could be significant. meanwhile, critics are af

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anderson cooper, live on the front lines. and for a change, there may be some good news. >>> and tonight's newsmaker, whoopi goldberg. >> fame is really costly. it doesn't just cost you. it costs your family, it costs your friends. >> what does she think of sarah palin? >> i think she was much smarter than she let on and it's irritated the hell out of me. >>> plus, tonight's other newsmaker, laura bush. find out what she thinks of the new president. >> do you think he's doing a good job, president obama? >> i think is he. he's got a lot on his plate. >>> and the edge, jimmy page and jack white, what happens when three rock gods get together on the same stage? warning, it might get loud. ♪ >>> this is your only source for news, cnn primetime begins now. in for campbell brown, john roberts. >>> hi, everybody, campbell brown is off tonight. those are our big questions this evening. but we start as always with the matchup. a look at the stories making the impact in the moments you might have missed. we're watching it all. >>> pre

cnn rejected a pamela anderson ad.version. ♪ it was supposed to run at the airports, with now culture warriors, gretchen carlson and margaret hoover. hoover, i noticed miss anderson has little gloves on, i hope they're not leather! this ad, obviously, again telling people not to buy clothing made out of animal skin. you say? >> this is something people for ethical treatment of animals. not like that man, whipping him and pushing him around. >> do you think he ambassador -- objected to it? >> i don't know. this is peta schtick. this is not the first time they've used nudity. they have blogs about the nudity and tv stream online. >> what they do to get attentionment they knew this would never run in airports and then the outrage gets viral and free marketing. >> is that good or bad. i kind of wish we weren't talking about it, now what's happening now, it's generating the viral outrage and. >> thank god somebody had a brain in their head and screen this and say, yeah there may be kids running around the airport. this day

next up, anderson cooper with "ac360." >> thanks, larry.ht on "360," i'll be reporting live from inside the tiniest t-shirt you've ever seen. >> pour it on! oh, yeah. do that. coming up, mortgage meltdown analysis, with our guest the always lovely edie brickell. [ psychedelic rock music plays ] [ cheers and applause ] >> it makes my brain hurt. don't understand it. is it sexy? is it crazy? oh, and it says right here, later on in the show tonight, i'm gonna give you a special behind-the-scenes look at the making of "horrifyingly sexy larry king," which is really cool. because, honestly, it takes -- it takes a warehouseful of koreans to make just two seconds of that. it takes like one week, and they churn out two seconds, and it's so interesting when you see all the work that goes into that. honestly, it's not a cheap way to just get you to watch a girl dancing in her underwear. it's really not. it's amazing. it's a really cool cgi effect, and it stars playboy playmate irina voronina. [ cheers and applause ] all right. it was a big week for t

to talk to us. >> well, i don't agree with everything pastor anderson says.s own belief, his own thing. to me i don't care about obama either way. >> reporter: obama or anybody else, these people just don't want the word of hate being preached in church. >> we're just here to stop the hatred because it's about peace. >> how was the sermon today? >> real good. you guys ought to go. >> people do evil in this world, and things will happen to him. god is a god of judgment. >> people are reacting to this as well. this is some of the reaction we're getting on myspace. people do anything in god's name nowadays. it is sad that others follow them and do not use their own brains in determining the good from the bad. unbelievable. all right. >>> staying on the subject of pastors. this story is also disturbing. this man once abused an 11-year-old boy. following me here? this man once abused an 11-year-old boy, and now he wants to become an ordained minister. and in fact the person who has decided that he should be an ordained minister speaks and says, yeah, he should. wh

but for now back to anderson cooper in afghanistan. anderson? >> john, we're going to have more on the dramatic rescue of a "new york times" reporter kidnapped by the taliban. one soldier was killed in that. details ahead. >>> also, we'll take you out on patrol with the marines. we saw ieds today, small arms fire. the taliban is still out there, still trying to kill marines whenever they can, laying those ieds. >>> dr. sanjay gupta aboard the world's fastest ambulance with the army's dustoff crew and the latest on that little boy malik who was injured. we'll be right back. you know, it makes me feel pretty good. we're offering a solution for a customer that maybe has to choose between paying their credit card or putting food on the table. our main objective is to reach out to the customers that are falling behind on their payments. a lot of customers are proud and happy that bank of america actually has a solution to help them out. i listen. that's the first thing i do is i listen. you know what, what happened? what put you in this situation? we

>> reporter: not that we know of, anderson.e we talked to today said, it didn't matter what time of night they ran into her. she always wore high heels. as she walked you could hear her heels tapping down the hallway. earlier this year, she wrote an article for a campus magazine about security on campus. we don't really know why. but in there she mentioned the need to be safe when you're working athe night and around places. you need to take certain measures to make sure you didn't make yourself a victim of crime and, as she put it, become another statistic. >> smart, beautiful woman. tom, thanks for that. >>> friends of annie le are paying tribute to her. you can see it on ac360.com. >>> the outburst that has all the kids atwitter, kanye west, what was he thinking or what was he drinking? we'll let you decide. gecko vo: geico's the third-largest car insurance company in the nation. but, it's not like we're kicking back, now, havin' a cuppa tea. gecko vo: takes lots of sweat to become that big. gecko vo: 'course, geckos don't l

let's check in with anderson cooper with what's coming up on "360."son. >> new details about the man who allegedly kidnapped jaycee dugard 1 years ago. and the woman who married phillip garrido in a prison waiting room. what did she know? >>> and the fires show no sign of letting up. we have a live report from the fire line. and a "360" special investigation. people selling their own organs on a thriving black market. details on that and more, tonight, larry on "360." >> is there ever a dull day, anderson, ever? >> i wish there was. >> larry: anderson cooper, "ac 360," 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. >> larry: before we get back with daniel and dominick and their comments on what we heard from sanjay gupta, how unusual it would be for a medical examiner's office to get a toxicology report wrong? >> unusual with regard to these two substances. alcohol testing, it's a widely performed test. usually look at sensitivity of a test to figure out how sensitive and the specificity. it's a good test. you can measure levels quickly. it sounds like they did. with r

anderson cooper, he will host "ac 360." what's coming up, anderson?onight on the program, emotions running high in the health care debate. house speeshgs nancy pelosi tearing up today calling the rett lick fright mention. is anything really getting done? we'll talk to massachusetts congressman barney frank, along with republican congressman mike rogers, david gergan. new details about the lab technician under arrest in the murder of a yale grad student annie le. what we learn about the suspect and his relationship with le and what may have drip him to difficult. the california home where jaycee dugard was allegedly held captive for 18 years. all hose stories and more on 360 tonight. limplts that's anderson cooper. 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. coming to us right here from l.a., california. sharon remains with us, the mother of the messing girl, mikayla garrett. she disappeared in 198 23r8 hayward, california. she's at the garrido house now, and joining us from san francisco, return visit with katie calioway hall, who was kidnapped and raped in an incre

what's up at the top of the hour, anderson? the hour, anderson? >> we're following breaking news.r president jimmy carter speaking out about what he says is a racist attitude towards president obama. we'll play them for you and discuss them with our panel. >>> breaking news tonight in the jaycee dugard case. police saying they found bones at the property. details on that. and police investigating annie le's death. the question tonight, are they any closer to catching whoever did this? the latest on the person of interest in the case. that and a lot more on "360." >> larry: that's anderson cooper top of the hour, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. >>> reverend sharpton, do you think this argument is going to go away or continue throughout this administration? >> i think it will continue until we have a mature discussion in this country about race that president obama said we needed to have as candidate obama. and let me say this, larry, i am angry. but i'm angry enough to want to see something done. and i think it's about enlightened anger and we cannot be angry to the point where we jus

jita anderson is a little irate about what happened to her daughter angelina. >> if i placed her in a locked car or in her locked room and left her unattended i'd be arrested. >> anderson has since removed angelina from the school, placed her in another school. school officials say they are interviewing several people to determine who was involved in this incident. >>> sometimes we lose track of where our money came from or went. >> ahead, the unexplain cash that appeared in baltimore mayor sheila dixon's bank accounts and who is now investigating it. you've got a strawberry pop-tart, but i've got a warm, fresh baked strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. (announcer) pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. that on the list of things kids love, our party pizzas have just passed toy robots. ( crash, beeps ) awkward. kids love totino's party pizzas. when a tornado tore rough holly, cado, air life denver took to the air... their night-vision goggles thafe on a pelousght. and powering those precision goggles--- is the only battery air life trusts: duracell

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derek anderson went to the pro bowl and you replace him with a guy you drafted in the first round.s been terrible and brady quinn hasn't done anything to right the ship. very disappointed. >> they have been undisciplined. so have the tennessee titans on defense. it is one thing to give up 720 yards receiving in the first two weeks but to have wide open receivers all day long. empty space in your secondary inexcusable. a lack of discipline and i don't think it will be fixed any time soon. >> let's look ahead. what is the game to watch in week three? >> the san francisco 49ers visiting the minnesota vikes. see if the niners are for real on defense. you have to face adrian peterson, brett favre and percy harvin. i believe they are but they have to travel across the country to play this game. i want to know if they are good enough. then, can they run the ball on offense. they want to live and die by the run. vikings have one of the best run defenses. >> the atlanta falcons going to the new england patriots. i want to see matt ryan use tony gonzales against a depleted line backing core

. >> caller: i'm wondering about anderson.recommended anderson at the beginning of the ethanol move because it's a grain elevator company. now i think it's time to swap oust anderson and get into potash which has been hanging around the middle 90s. why? because everyone's worried about the chinese and indian negotiations for fertilizer. i say stop worrying, buy some potash, sell the andersons. and the "lightning round" is over! [bell ringing] the way the stock market's been acting lately you may wonder if you've been doing the right thing. is the advice you've been getting helping or hurting? are the fees you're paying really worth it? td ameritrade's fees are fair and straight-forward. their research is independent and unbiased. their investment consultants are knowledgeable and there when you need them. so why not talk to one? announcer: call today to schedule a free investment check-up, or visit a td ameritrade branch. but i've still got room for the internet. with my new netbook from at&t. with its built-in 3g network, it'

what's up, anderson?reaking news in california where five residents are trapped by walls of fire in the canyon. the fast-moving blaze has doubled in size and is threatening more than 10,000 homes. we'll have a live report from the front lines. and are there more victims? police investigating the man who allegedly held and kidnapped jaycee dugard in the disappearance of at least two other girls. we'll have the latest from dan simon. >>> more questions tonight about whether the british government struck a deal with libya for the release of the lockerbie bomber in exchange for oil. we're keeping them honest, those stories and more and doctor sanjay gupta taking your questions about the h1n1 flu. ahead on "360," larry. >> larry: that's "ac 360" with anderson cooper, at the top of the hour, that's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. now with us, officers jacobs and camp bell. they're with the uc berkeley police. and lisa campbell is special events manager for the university of california berkeley. okay. what happened

and anderson, good player and backup in a support role. i have a problem with it, but today 2:05, they úú÷÷  >>> welcome back the nation and the top of the 6th lead the marlins 7-1. harris scored a couple of runs. dess mopped and guzman an r.b.i. the story is filling in for zimmerman. a 2 run homerun john lannan has gone and given up only one run for the marlins and scored 11 yesterday. we return you now to espn news as they work on the field here in florida carolina and listen to andy reid, the head is donovan out? >> that is not safe to say. >> what is the initial feedback you got from him, how he's feeling? >> he's sore right now. he has a broken rib. we'll see how he does. [question inyouaudible] >> i probably valid done everything not to do that, that is why we took him back in and took the pads off at the end. i can't tell you until we get to see. >> andy, what did you think about the way the offense performed without donovan? >> if it comes to that, i have trust in kevin to do the job. you know, the unfortunate thin

what's up tonight, anderson? >> we have breaking news out of afghanistan tonight.a new york times reporter freed in a daring helicopter assault by british forces. one soldier was killed. details on that. also, what u.s. marines here are up against. we'll talk to marines on the front lines fight this war. and a very difficult situation it is. dr. sanjay gupta is with the so-called dustoff crew, an elite medical crew called in. every second counts, most of the time they have only one hour to save lives. we'll show you their work. and we'll be covering the president's address to congress. did he convince americans that health care was needed? those stories and a lot more live from afghanistan tonight, larry. >> larry: thanks, anderson. that's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. when we come back, some moments with congressman ron paul, republican of texas, himself a doctor. dr. shafd shina, who was barack obama's personal physician for 22 years. and dr. nancy neilson, immediate past president of the ama, right after this. that keeps you awake.quiets thn and helps you sleep,

anderson valley brewing company has hand-crafted brews and even frisbie golf. >>> resignation accepted other than honorable circumstances to first lieutenant aaron watada. he's the first commissioned officer to be court-martialed for refusing to go to iraq. he refused to deploy in 2006 arguing that the iraq war was illegal. his court-martial ended in a mistrial in 2007. a judge ruled that a second court-martial would violate his constitutional rights against double jeopardy. >>> some michael jackson fans spent the night here sleeping outside of l.a.'s nokia theater. they started forming lines yesterday to get tickets to the film, "this is it." the documentary offers a behind-the-scenes look at jackson rehearsing for his london show just before he died. the tickets go on sell tomorrow. >>> it is estimated nearly one in four women will be the victims of domestic violence in their lifetime. women of all backgrounds are at risk. but muslim women seem to be especially reluck lant to seek help. she's raising awareness in the muslim community. she is this week's cnn hero. >> abuse cuts across

. >> reporter: but pastor anderson is standing by his message. he only said -- >> i am not changing anything i said. i would like to see him die of natural causes. >> reporter: this man offered this solution. >> i think if obama could reach out to pastor anderson, and i would pray that they both come to a agreement. >> reporter: other members are continuing to stand by pastor anderson. >> reporter: how was the sermon today? >> very good. this member admitted he prayed for the president and others to die. >> god is a god of judgment. >>> a kentucky church plans to ordain a convicted sex offender this week despite the concerns in the community. and we will ask the pastor and prospective minister about this issue. >>> and then great white sharks, and this labor day weekend we h will introduce you to somebody. with olay regenerist serum. a department store brand can glob up in lines and wrinkles and actually make you look older. simply ageless stays suspended over lines and makes you look amazing. simply ageless from olay and easy, breezy, beautiful

we have edited some of it cnn has rejected a peta add starring pamela anderson.ere is the edited version. ♪ ♪ ♪ bill: it was supposed to run at the airports on a little cnn thing that nobody watches. with us now cowell temperature warriors -- culture warriors gretchen carlson and margaret hoover. i noticed she has gloves on which i hope they are not leather. this ad, again, telling people not to buy clothing made out of animal skin. you say? >> how about this is supposed to be for the ethical treatment of animals. not ethical treatment of that man for instance she was whipping him and pushing him around. bill: oh yeah? do you think he objected to it? >> i don't know. >> this is peta's schtick. this is not first time they have used nudity. they have entire blogs online about all theny nudity they have a tv streaming online. bill: this is what they do to get attention. >> they knew this would never run in any airports. children running around and then the outrage goes viral and they get all this free marketing. bill: is that good or bad? >> i kind of wish we weren'

you'll hear from anderson in the moment.police rescued nine mangled dogs from the home, four of them puppies covered in scars. >> this is a difficult one to completely sum up given the carnage and given what you've seen on these poor dogs. but then when you add to it that this was going on within feet of a daycare center, there was a swing set. within less than ten feet of a swing set was a log the dogs were chained to. it is very unsettling, to put it lightly. >> that little white puppy the sheriff was holding had his eye ripped out. look at that. the helpless creature was tossed into the fight in the form of bait. there were at least two complaints about dogs at this home in 2006 and 2007. child welfare officers made unannounced visits, but because the dogs were locked in a garage, nothing was done. that is unacceptable. straight to my expert panel. joining me, animal welfare advocate jane garrison. jane, this is outrageous. isn't this a perfect example how animal cruelty often goes hand in hand with cruelty to children? w

he offered this solution. >> i think obama could maybe reach out to pastor anderson and i would prayboth come to some kind of agreement. >> reporter: other members of faithful word baptist church are continuing to stand by pastor anderson. how was the sermon today? >> real good. you guys ought to go. >> reporter: this man admits he's prayed for the president and others to die. >> people do evil in the world. the bible says god is a god of judgment. >> that was melissa gonzalez of our affiliate from tempe, arizona. nearly 100 people attended yesterday's protest. that's a story you are on top of as soon as he came out and said those controversial comments. >> we broke that story when it first came out. what's interesting is i can't help but say this, i think most people are probably thinking it. it's amazing what things people can find in the bible if they look for it. it's almost like people use the bible oftentimes to substantiate just about anything that they want to, whether it's good, bad or indifferent. if nothing else, it seems to be ever since we did that story, i've talked to

>> i don't believe in everything pastor anderson says.don't care about obama either way. >> when he was preaching from the pulpit about praying for the death of anyone, our president? there is an insanity. >> it's not the first controversy for pastor anderson this year. the arizona republican reports in april he posted a youtube video claiming he was tasered and beaten by border patrol agents. anderson claimed he refused to let his car be searched at a roadside check point. >>> starting today people will drive on the left side of the road -- on the island of samoa, that is. they are sending used cars back to their families, and that could save a lot of money. critics say this is going to cause wrecks and deaths. alcohol sales are banned for the next three days. >>> it may have been a record-breaking time at a festival this weekend in atlanta. check it out. you are looking at about 900 people here trying to set a world record for the largest group to perform the thriller dance at dragon con. people dressed up as zombies, cavemen, and star

>> i wish there was. >> larry: anderson cooper, "ac 360." their comments on what we heard from sanjay gup gupta, how unusual it would be for a medical examiner's office to get a toxicology report wrong? >> unusual with regard to these two substances. alcohol testing, it's a widely performed test. usually look at sensitivity of a test to figure out how sensitive and the specificity. it's a good test. you can measure levels quickly. it sounds like they did. with regard to tht, maybe not as good as alcohol but still pretty good. i think it may be hard to tell the exact levels. you can get some idea of time as to when the substances entered the body. >> daniel, didn't this, therefore, puzzle you? >> absolutely it does. >> larry, it's just not true. >> larry: hold it. hold it. domini dominick, what do you make of it? >> i think i'd like to ask both doctors the following question if i may, please, larry. >> larry: you may. why don't i have daniel answer my question first? >> i'm sorry. i thought you said my name. i apologize. >> larry: daniel, wha