i know, anderson, you interviewed him. he suggested energy spite of all you are saying this is actually time of opportunity, a time of change leng challenge for haiti. take a look at what he said. >> because of the scale if we do it right and they do it right, i think they will be much better off when the rebuilding is done, economically and socially than they are now i think they will have universal education for the first time, i think they will have a health care system for the first time. i think they will have a competitive economic investment climb h climate for the first time with good infrastructure and airports won't have to cost an arm and a leg to use because they will have other wives raising revenue. so, and they will be able to get more and more investment. it might become the first energy-independent place in the entire caribbean, which will be pretty impressive. >> anderson, we only have a about a minute left. the former president with a kind of rosy perspective on this moment forward, rebuilding when the r

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we got in help. >> reporter: leonard and marlene anderson angrily disputed police tactics saying that hollins was still alive sitting up and talking at first, but eventually she bled to death. >> come over here and get one guy? >> she shot a woman with a potato peeler. >> how's that safety? what, supposed to come down off the roof and out of the sky? they broke through all that. >> reporter: the female stack victim ran out of the complex under her own power where she was rescued and taken to the hospital. mr. turner will likely be charged with murder and attempted murder. in san jose len ramirez, cbs5. >>> murder charges have been filed against a man who was involved in a deadly crash while being chased by police. prosecutors say 24-year-old bernandino cuebas is responsible for the death of a 15-year-old girl in tuesday's crash. the chp pursued cuebas after he ran a red light in san jose. he broadsided the car in which the girl was riding. she later died from her injuries. her 12-year-old brother is still in serious condition. >>> the big fire at san jose's largest elementary school w

i already as you can imagine pamela anderson it was not too happy about the canadians raining on her vegetarian parade she released a statement condemning the city and its puritanical officials and she said quote in a city that is known for its exotic dancing and for being progressive and edgy how sad that a woman would be banned from using her own body in a political protest over the suffering of cows and chickens pam i think i agree with you up until that point i thought the canadians were all liberal and free thinking too and you know they were known for their exotic dancing but you know then it's later on in the quote where she really loses me however she continues on and says in some parts of the world women are forced to cover their whole bodies with burqas is that next right because the canadian government is going to let you pose half naked on a billboard in montreal they're obviously going to start making everybody wear a burka give me a break and i love you but that's a little too far so tool time no. or one tonight goes to pam for being an idiot which i know isn't all that

we got no help. >> reporter: leonard and marlene anderson angrily disputed police tactics saying that hollins was still sitting up alive and talking at first but eventually she bled to death. >> can't come over here and get one guy? >> they shot a woman with a potato peeler. >> how's that safety? they're s.w.a.t. s.w.a.t. supposed to come down off the roof out of the sky and do all that. >> reporter: the female stabbing victim ran out of the apartment complex under her own power where she was rescued and taken to the hospital. as for mr. turner, he will probably be charged with murder and attempted murder. in san jose, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> he was involved in a deadly collision while being chased by police. now prosecutors are charging him with murder. the crash happened tuesday afternoon in downtown san jose. a 15-year-old girl died yesterday of injuries she suffered when her mother's car was hit by 24-year-old bernardino cuevas. the chp started following him after he ran a red light. the pursuit is under investigation. cuevas had reportedly been released from jail recently and mis

those stores and more at the top of the hour. >> thank you, anderson.'s "ac 360" at the top of the hour. >>> george steinbrenner suffered a massive heart attack and died today. the yankees won seven world series. he made the franchise the most valuable in all of sports after buying that team for a relative song, just $10 million back in 1973. larry king joins us from anaheim where he's attending the all-star game. he has alex rodriguez with us. >> larry: we're in the dugout at the all-star game with a-rod. does it ever get old hat? >> it never does. especially for me. it's the 13th time. for me it's extra special. we won the world series. we were manager, have all of my teammates win in the west coast it almost feels like the bronx. >> do you like the idea of winning team getting home field advantage? >> i like it for now. we're expartying with it. it worked well for us last october. we know this. we know ramifications are big. i can tell i first hand how important home fields advantage was last fall. steinbrenner, what did he mean to you? >> the greate

anderson cooper, if there are problems, he's there.ke of this whole shirley sherrod thing? >> a quick rush so judgment. sad. >> larry: taking a tape out of context? >> obviously, fed to us out of context. but you know, too quickly to rush to judgment, i think. >> larry: do you, over all these years, do you look at yourself, a successful man, do you look at as an underdog? >> no, i don't, really, no. i certainly am in areas of controversy, sometimes in the minority. but one follows one's heart and pursues what one believes in. and that's always been what it's all about for me. >> larry: there's -- i'm diverting a little. there's stories in newspapers that you want playboy's public company, you want to take it private and own it back yourself. first, why? >> well, not just for myself. i'm concerned about -- as a matter of fact, it really isn't that personal. it's really concerned about continuity in terms of the brand and a need to partner in a way that gives us more financial stability. i need to be sure, you know, i just celebrated my

>> we have claudia anderson represented of the unified school district, and she is going to share a littleit about some of the overlapping existing resources that are really tied in tarc. >> i'm claudia anderson, and i am sort of a new face to this. in the new director of executive support services, but i'm not new to this population of students. supervisor dufty: as we asked before, why don't you tell us a little bit about your background? >> it is really exciting to be here with liz and christine and low is because i have known them for years with the work we have done together. my background -- i have been in the school district for a little over 20 years, and all of that time is spent in alternative education, so i have always worked -- i can do in the county programs or in the continuation schools with students who for a variety of reasons have been marginalized, and it has always been a frustration to me because in settings that i work in, it is about relationships. it is about really digging deep and understanding that there are youth, even though we do not like to think about, ther

show no sign of letting up activists want the government to bring former union carbide boss what an anderson justice attempts by indian governments to extradite him from the us have so far failed run b.r.d. job is ninety years old like many of the half a million people affected by the gas leak she suffers from cancer and finds it difficult to breathe she wants to see anderson brought to justice. and that no one listens to saturday in. this government is incompetent we demand that those responsible approach justice and we receive adequate compensation. indians have reacted with few. barack obama's tough stance against b.p. they accuse the u.s. of hypocrisy saying that we do as is from slate be polluting it's environment but ignores mistakes by its companies abroad if this is not double standards what are double standards there in your own country in your own backyard who want to hold a corporation responsible for the accident and for the environmental damages you believe was above the law to demand the price that needs to be paid you've been told the company liable but the media where you rea

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show no sign of letting up activists want the government to bring former union carbide boss was an anderson justice attempts by indian governments to extradite him from the us have so far failed run b.r.d. job is ninety years old like many of the half a million people affected by the gas leak she suffers from cancer and finds it difficult to breathe she wants to see anderson brought to justice. no one listens to days he said today in. this government is incompetent we demand that those responsible have brought to justice and we receive adequate compensation. indians have reacted with president barack obama's tough stance against b.p. they accuse the u.s. of hypocrisy saying that the lessons firms like be polluting its environment but ignores mistakes by its companies abroad in india where we really are where thousands have died and have continued to suffer because of poor. but the american government can be as callous as to say we are very happy with this decision and we have glad that the market is now over the after effects of the world's worst industrial disaster are still taking their t

affected by the gas leak she suffers from cancer and finds it difficult to bring she wants to see anderson brought to justice. no one listens to days he said today in. this government is incompetent we demand that those responsible have brought to justice and we receive adequate compensation. indians have reacted. but iraq obama's tough stance against b.p. they accuse the u.s. of hypocrisy saying that the u.s. is firms like be polluting its environment but ignores mistakes by its companies a broad media where thousands have died and have continued to suffer because of. the american government can be asked catalysis to say we are very happy with this decision and we are glad that the matter is now over the after effects of the world's worst industrial disaster are still taking their tool by its community have daily reminders of the tragedy that happened here twenty five years ago but with no one willing to take responsibility it's a fight for accountability and justice the survivors won't give up on god and seeing our tea pot. well coming up later in our tea special report looking at the st

i'm starting to think anderson cooper would be good. he would! he looks a bit like ellen degeneres. [laughter] i've just pissed off everybody now. bill o'reilly! he would be awesome. [applause] he would be good! i think actually bill would be a good job on "american idol" because he strives to get his opinion across. [laughter] i actually am quite serious. i would actually like to see someone like that. i think it should be bill. bill, it's you. the middle of the night tv has spoken. [laughter] all right, well, bill will probably post that on his website wwwi-don't-give-a-rat's-ass-wha t-you-think. well, we're done the show is over. i'm a bid worried. 17 years until that asteroid. i had -- 170 years until that asteroid. i had better go and pack.,, ♪ [ male announcer ] nature valley sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter... ♪ ...making your craving for a sweet & salty bar... ♪ ...irresistible. by nature valley. ♪ i even bought her a computer with my new citi forward card. then one day... have you seen this? she "friended" me.

what's our lead, anderson?her reputation and job, smeared by allegations of racism and condemned by naacp. the truth and the whole truth. we'll play the just released video and the original video released and the full video and introduce you to miss sherrod and let you decide. >>> plus billions of dollars at stake, we tried to get an answer from bp and why there may never be a definitive number of how much oil was spilled in the gulf. we got the run around and resistance, couldn't get a straight answer. >> larry: anderson cooper, 10:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific. >>> let's get back to lindsay lohan. >> i'm surprised about whether they were going to file an appeal, that is a decision the lawyer will make, a strategy one. i think i probably would not have filed an appeal, i certainly would have filed some kind of motion, some kind of paper with this judge, urging this judge to allow lindsay to go to rehabilitation drug rehab first. >> larry: i think that's what robert shapiro wanted to do. >> i've known robert sh

what's the lead, anderson? >> breaking news tonight.nently seal the well in the gulf called the static kill. we're drilling mud is pumped into the capped well. we'll show you what the risks are and why it's now being considered. >>> also, we're still trying to piece together exactly what happened the day the deepwater horizon rig exploded. tonight, more pieces of the puzzle. new pieces. my exclusive interview with three fishermen who heard the mayday call from the deepwater horizon and were among the first on the scene when they saw and heard and how they say it's forever changed their lives. that story and our breaking news at the top of the hour, larry. >> larry: thanks. anderson cooper, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. dana, the bill is going to cost $33 billion. republicans have blocked a vote several times. it looks like it's probably going to pass tomorrow. don't you think we should extend unemployment benefits? i mean, who needs it more? >> i want to preface this by saying i don't know any republican who is against unemployment benef

anderson, are we making progress there now? >> you know, it's hard to tell. is the breaking news tonight we're following. testing preps continue on the latest attempt to shut the leaking well. it could be a major development. we're going to know more throughout this evening. more tomorrow. maybe even 48 hours from now. the mechanics are tricky. frankly, so is getting a straight answer from bp. >>> also getting aid into haiti. we've been telling you about the customs problems at haiti's ports. ngos, charities, say aid arrives in haiti and get held up in customs. we're going to take a look at who's responsible for that and can that policy be changed? we're keeping them honest, on both stories, larry, at the top of the hour. >> larry: that's anderson cooper, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. if it's news, he's there. all right. what do you make of -- do you think this gulf thing, ben, will have any effect on the races this fall? >> it shouldn't. although that fellow in congress should not -- at the hearing, said he would like to apologize to bp. there was some reason

. >> larry: let's check in with anderson cooper. he'll host "a.c. 360." what's our lead?> bp's ceo tony hayward is out. he says bp has been a model of social responsibility in the gulf. we're "keeping them honest." >>> "360 exclusive," how bp is doing risky offshore drilling in alaska but regulated as if it's safe onshore drilling. we're "keeping them honest" on that. >>> how polygamist leader, warren jeffs -- remember. him -- got his sex crime conviction overturned. a former member of the sect, carolyn jessop, joins me on that story tonight. and a lot more ahead at the top of the hour. >> larry: that is quite a story. anderson cooper, "a.c. 360," 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. shawn johnson remains with us. joining us in los angeles, aaron cohen, founder of ims security, specializing in elite protective services and counterterrorism training. a former israeli special forces operative and author of a brilliant book "brotherhood of warriors." also in l.a., wendy siegel, the deputy district attorney for l.a. county. she is it with d.a. stalking and threat assessment team. she

let's check in with anderson cooper, "ac 360." what's up tonight, anderson?y tonight shirley sherrod lost her job. the truth about her speech that stirred a racial controversy has given her a chance to return to the department of agriculture. she's been offered a new job. we'll have the first live interview with miss sherrod since she's been offered a job. >>> plus how much oil has been leaked out of that well? we'll sort it out with james carville, keeping them honest. that and much more from louisiana at the top of the hour. >> larry: moments away, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. [ dr. banholzer ] every once in awhile there's a moment where everything comes together. where there's magic. and you now understand what nature's been hiding. ♪ at dow we understand the difference between innovation and invention. invention is important. it's the beginning. it's the spark. but innovation is where we actually create value for dow, for society, and for the world. ♪ at dow, we're constantly searching for how to use our fundamental knowledge of chemistry to solve these d

. >> larry: before we get back with lynette taylor, let's check in with anderson cooper down in bayou country. big news today. on "ac 360" good news, right? >> good news indeed. for the first time in 87 days, 87 days torn thousands of lives apart in the gulf, the oil stopped leaking from the underwater pipe in the gulf there. the pictures late afternoon engineers were able to stop the flow as part of the pressure test they have been talking about for days. a victory to be sure the everyone from the locals to the governor to the president of the united states is cautioning not to get too excited. this is a first step. we are going to talk about how it happened and what is next with chad myers and james carville about what people are afraid of down here the world's attention will move away and there is so much work to be done. after exposing the massive delays in getting humanitarian aid through customs in haiti, we have exciting new information tonight that changes, major changes could be on the way by the haitian government. we'll report on that. the stories, a lot more at the top of

. >> pat anderson. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i just wanted to share some brainstorming for about a minute and a half. i have one of the family accounts. police said an e-mail blast about these things, and i have never got one. you talked about having capacity issues. please recruit volunteers. i myself have given hours to heart and back, and another way i do that is through the marine a community association. i'm on the board of directors. i do think is a great idea to let all of the neighborhood association know, and we can help you without reached. put it in the neighborhood newspapers. posted on your web site. flyer the neighborhoods. look at the master voter files here. there are a lot of e-mail addresses their. flyer neighboring cafes. post listings on facebook. make announcements as senior centers because a lot of seniors do not have e-mail, and they would be willing to volunteer. and ask your own employees for ideas on our reach. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. catherine howard. i would also like to speak to

and the government lost plan 5 when anderson refused to testify. >> barry bonds is innocent. we felt that as from this first day the evidence proves nudging. >> abc 7 news legal analyst says this defense has gone as far as it can, and this next big move might be asking the judge to acquit bonds and if it does go to a jury, johnson thinks a conviction will be a tough sell. >> this is a home game for barry bonds. he's where he wants to be. >> when asked if they might consider a plea agreement, attorneys said absolutely not, no chance. prosecutors declined comment. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> and there is police investigating a second murder this week. it appears a man was the victim of a random senseless killing. someone shot the 53-year-old to death around 1:30 this morning. police say he was returning home from work and there is a neighbor describing what he heard. >> there is a loud gunshot. then just yelling. yelling about three minutes. and there is a bang on the doors and after that, silence he was working in the u.s.. his wife and children stayed behind. and this is s

. >> the courier had one man in the south who was their key person, trezzvant anderson, who traveleden foot-sore and fatigued, but a marvelous reporter who covered major stories, and then others, some white, whom it employed as freelancers to cover stories that we couldn't get into. i mean, white man got some information on lynching the black reporter might not have been able--couldn't have gotten, because they wouldn't have let him in. >> i started writing for the pittsburgh courier in the 1940s, and the reason i did so is that, of course, racism was rampant, not only in my hometown and state and region but throughout america, and needless to say, the white press was not all that receptive to my point of view, a non-prejudiced point of view, so that you might say i was obliged to address myself to the black press. you know, i was living and operating in klan country. it was not healthy for a white person to be writing what i was writing about. when i first started writing to the courier, i used my first name, which no one knew, "william." i'd never used it anywhere else, but then, a

let's check in with anderson cooper, "ac 360." what's up tonight, anderson?ight shirley sherrod, the latest, she lost her job because of lies, at the minimum lies of omission, failure to investigate what really happened. tonight the facts, the truth about her speech that stirred a racial controversy. it's now given her a chance to return to the department of agriculture. she's been offered a new job. we'll have the first live interview with miss sherrod since she was offered her job back. let's see if she's going to take it. also getting an answer to what should be a simple question in the gulf. how much oil has leaked out of that well? it seems like it should be easy to figure out. it's not. we'll try to sort it out with james carville, keeping them honest. those stories and more from louisiana at the top of the hour. >> larry: moments away, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. we'll be right back. >> larry: i know you'll find this interesting. i asked kathryn during the break if alex needed permission from his probation officer to come to our show from florida to d

first, let's check in with anderson cooper. >>> tonight on "360," larry, immigration laws in arizonato effect today. we'll take a ride along in the sheriff's department that's been out in front on the fight of illegal immigration. we'll also hear two different sides of this, sponsor of the bill, russell pearce joins us. >>> very embarrassing trial for a very powerful congressman, charlie rangel, 20-year democrat has not struck a deal with the ethics community. that may still be in the works. charges against him are stunning, frankly, 13 charges against him. extraordinarily powerful man. we'll look in detail at those charges and why so many democrats are kind of mum on the whole thing. all that and more, larry, at the top of the hour. >> larry: that's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific, anderson cooper and "ac 360." each year an estimated 300 cam bodians are injured or killed by thousands of land mines still buried and still active since being planted 30 years ago by the khmer rouge. this week's cnn hero put many of those land mines in place when he was an 11-year-old soldier. today, he revi

rbi fred anderson just came off the dl.te sox 16-1, a's small cancellation texas lost tonight. 49ers have reported a training camp and of course the store the job so above all others. yester sweating yes our feeling good and if the tape doesn't show up i was loving care mo. the forty- niners there they go. the go with younger davis and mike pearl offensive line and the forty-niners to topics as davis gets 60 million it to mike gets guaranteed 11 million to get away of the 300 pounder ago. there's one big day with the stanford tennis tournament and her name is maria can tonight she's taking you on fellow russians of data. i set it four times. compaq any way they just finished up 10 minutes ago and again the kron 4 cameras were there the reality of five of is that she dances to the semifinals. tied for 31st of the british open that's a real nice opening round michele now 10 strokes back she was close to today. presidents she said she's got enough money and not a big tax in california she moved to florida but she did go the hi

we have this picture from chris anderson. that's dillon beach today. we were hot in our inland areas, we were socked in with dripmy fog at the coast. >> you were there. you should have shown us. >> marshal dillon beach. [ overlapping speakers ] >> well, thank you. >>> some san francisco sidewalks are getting makeovers that will not only help the curb appeal but the environment as well. take a look. leeland avenue's business district is one of a handful of streets getting some new concrete pavers. rainwater goes through them like a sponge and infiltrates the ground water. also, curb cut outs will send water into street planters which all act as natural filters before it all flows into the storm drains. >> it also keeps the water from going to the waste water treatment plant and into the bay which sends -- lessens the burden on the system as a whole. >> also designed street flooding. it's a $4 million project. it's the first of many more city streets going green. >>> reception problems, there's no app for that. from two lost prototypes to a debut that di

let's check in with anderson cooper. >>> az's new immigration law going into effect today.g with the sheriff's department out in front in the fight against illegal immigration. we'll hear two different sides of this. the sponsor of the controversial arizona bill, russell pierce joins us and the reverend al sharpton. >>> an embarrassing trial for a very powerful congressman. charlie rangel, 20-year democrat, has not striked a deal with the ethics committee yet, though that may still be in the works. the charges against him are stunning. frankly. 13 charges against him. extraordinarily powerful man. we'll look at in detail at those charges and why so many democrats are kind of mum on the whole thing. all that and more larry at the top of the hour. >> larry: that's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. anderson cooper and "ac 360." 200 or 300 cambodians are injured or killed by thousands of land mines that are still buried or active since being planted 30 years ago. cambodia has one of the highest numbers of active land mines worldwide. this week's "cnn hero" put many of those land min

what's up, anderson? >> larry, got breaking news tonight.ew hours from now arizona's controversial immigration law will go into effect. the battle on the border took a turn today, however. several key provisions, as you reported, all of them controversial, were blocked by a federal judge. we're going to take a look at what happens now. what's going to happen when this law takes effect in a few hours. we'll talk to jeffrey toobin and maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio, whose department has helped deport more than 26,000 illegal immigrants since 2007. plus an interesting story. one week after the whole shirley sherrod incident a high-profile and controversial hire has some saying -- has some crying racism. the leading fashion in "lifestyle" magazine for african-american women "essence" has hired a white woman as its fashion director. a former employee is outraged about that. we'll take a look at the controversy. those stories, a lot more, larry, at the top of the hour. >> larry: that's "ac 360," 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. as promised, here h