. >> anderson: really? >> yeah, anderson cooper, we changed the o to a zero.l take the l and make it 1. >> anderson: and you go to the one with zero in it and that brings you what? >> evil.com. at that time, it can be someone from around the world having absolute control of the computer. >> anderson: we wanted to reach out to the audience member who had the lowest score. where's mary jo? let me come over here. so you had the lowest score, apparently, on this quiz. are you surprised at all? >> no, because he's been telling me for a long time. i have my computer, laptop, cell phone, linkedin, twitter, email, yahoo, too many passwords to remember. >> anderson: you have the same one for everything? >> pretty much. >> anderson: even i know that! >> i get real fancy every once in a while. i'll change the number up a little bit. >> anderson: because you have the lowest score, we'll give you an ipad. [ applause ] if you promise to make changes. >> ly. >> i will. >> anderson: okay. thank cyber griffin. log on to andersoncooper.com to take the hackability quiz and you c

including anderson's mother... say officers beat thh 46-year-old &pman toodeathhon eaat biddle street and montford avenue. (ms. harvey/sisttr) "tony suffered on that lot. he was handcuffed and suffering and he died. we want thheofficers &pfired. we want hem arrested and we want them convicttd." convicted." he family says plainclothes officers rolleddup in a car.... p.. graabed anderson from behinn... and slammed him to the groundd.. with his family watching. the officers involved have been placed on administrative dutiis while the investiiatiin continues.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morninggnews. police are looking for an escaped inmatee this morning. escaped around 7 o 'clock - tuesday night... from the northeast disttict police station... near morgan state uuiversity.the suspect was beiig loaaed into a transport vehicle... whhn he broke free... and ran nto a wooded aree.pplice aren't saying what charges the escaped man as facing...but aayone with informaaion is asked to call police. a just- released viddo of a 2007

they pressed buchanan to force anderson withdraw. divorce anderson to withdraw. but buchanan wouldn't do that. his decision to maintain anderson at fort sumter, and a decision he held to remain of his presidency, gave lincoln cars and lincoln would have had. on top of that, you can told major anderson at fort sumter that if he needed help, if he needed any help he had it read to come. they had an expedition ready to go. now, of course, if buchanan had been faced with what lincoln was faced with, overwhelming force is required, the army didn't have that much strength, buchanan in my judgment probably would have ordered withdraw of anderson. but buchanan did more than people give him credit for doing. and we didn't do as much as he probably could have. on the other hand, he had a terrible problem because he couldn't anything out of the congress. the republicans opposed everything. he couldn't get anything out of the congress. [laughter] [inaudible] [laughter] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> and we will carry on with the counterfactual history out in the lobby

and here's another bizarre thing, anderson. it was so much windier and so much more brisk and difficult to report five, six hours ago than it is now. i did talk to chad about that earlier and he said, don't get too confident. but it is remarkable the difference and how quickly this water's going away. >> that is certainly more good news. again, the situation here in asbury park, that we're still having heavy winds and water still -- the rain has really died down. the wind must have died down because we're able to be on air and have the satellite truck up. whereas in the 8:00 hour, we couldn't get people on the phone. >> it's made landfall. some of its energy will be sapped from that. this is more of a winter storm. it's going to have energy beyond landfall. we can be encouraged by the slight decreasing wind. we can be encouraged by the nonrise, no longer rise in the water levels. but a lot of days ahead. >> our coverage continues in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] don't just reject convention. drown it out. introducing the a

aniston died of blunt force trauma -- anderson died of blunt force trauma. his family argues for criminal charges against the police officers. the police officers have been suspended with pay. the police union is standing by these officers. >> what do we know about the history of these officers? >> we know detective todd strohman is a decorated officer and he had the most hands on contact with anderson the night that he died. as for detective gregg boyd, he has been sued in the past four detective force and the jury found him liable in that instance. >> jennifer franciotti, thank you. >> here is savannah guthrie with a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. we will break down the first presidential debate. by most accounts, it was a good night for mitt romney. a rare interview with mark zuckerburg. he opens up about a major milestone for his company at his trademark look. the good coming from the vicious bully anding of a school bus monitor. we will catch up with steve irwin's family. >> 6:52. coming up, we'll look at your answe

anderson?ot of people. it is not just -- as you said, it is a very tight knit community and in many cases multiple members of a family who lost their homes all in that area, because they're living close to one another. in hoboken, new jersey, national guard, as we pointed out, is rescuing trapped families, little girl in a halloween shirt is the first one lifted off the national guard truck today. not the kind of halloween she anticipated. don zimmer asking people to bring boats to city hall to help free people trapped in their homes. national guard is working to pump out the millions of gallons of water. water mixed with sewage, mayor zimmer is urging people not to go outside because of live electrical wires in the water. there is 50,000 people living in hoboken, i should point out, brian todd is there for us right now. brian, again, we're just seeing so much work by the national guard, who really just arrived late last night. >> reporter: they did, anderson. they arrived starting shortly afte

grabbed anderson from r... watching.d... with his family - the offiiers involved have continues.iim megan gilliland, fox45 morning ews. police arrested two men n connection ithhthree kidnappings...all since september 25th. officers said wo women wwre abducted at gunpoiit mondayy.. one in the city and theeother at a bus stop at ingleside and edmonnon avenues.those two another, similar incident. 14:4:06 during ur innestigation we were able to connect one suspect from yesterddy's assault to an assault on september aa the & ame bus stop :12 :12last night, police &&pidenti kidnappings..hey are kenyon wallee and william campbell. both are from baltimore. a 17-year-old student is facing charges in connection with a stabbing monday inside johns is charggd s an adult with attempted fiisttand second degree murder...afftr allegedly stabbing annther hearing is set for october 30th anne arundel county aaimal cootrol seizes dozenn of what thhy're callinn na &pdeplorable conditions. conditions.animal control says 21 year old shane taylor k

that kind of community, anderson. one home which miraculously was spared belongs to a 9/11 widow, we're told, and apparently only the siding melted but the intensity of that heat so dramatic. but right now we can tell you the smell of smoke so heavy in the air, firefighters spent the better part of the day, simply trying to put out blazes that kept erupting, one of the wires. it's pitch dark, anderson, because you can't really see -- all the electricity is off. they don't know whether the fire was caused by a transformer or caused by some downed power lines. but even one of those posts holding all those power lines, that was on fire at one point today. so this is still very much in progress. people just trying to figure out exactly what they're going to do next right now. they're simply trying to catch their breath, anderson. >> yeah. no loss of life, though, among those 80 homes, correct, deborah? >> reporter: that's correct. they haven't gotten in to search all of the homes. but right now they do believe that all of

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rocky anderson is the former mayor of salt lake city. we also invited gary johnson, the decline to join us. today we bring you highlights from our expanding the debate special. we begin with the debate moderator jim lehrer. >> let's start with the economy, segment one, and let's begin with jobs. what are the major differences between the two of you about how you go about creating new jobs. you have two minutes each of you to start print a coin toss determines, mr. president, you go first. >> four years ago, we went through the worst financial crisis in the great depression. millions of jobs were lost. the auto industry was on the brink of collapse. the financial system had frozen up. and because of the resilience and the determination of the american people, we've begun to fight our way back over the last 30 months, we've seen 5 million jobs in the private sector created. the auto industry has come roaring back. and housing has begun to rise. but we all know that we've still got a lot of work to do. and so the question here tonight is wh

anderson? thanks. >>> she hadn't heard of one of the candidates and you may not understand what she's actually saying. the "ridiculist" is next. [ male announcer ] one in four americans can't sleep. are you one of them? drink dream water, the natural, fast acting sleep aid that helps you wake refreshed. visit drinkdreamwater.com. >>> time now for the "ridiculist." tonight we're adding celebrity endorsements for president. they've been rendered completely obsolete because the only celebrity who really matters any more just weighed in on the election. no one else needs to say anything else from this point forward. i'm speaking of course about honey boo-boo. >> you know who mitt romney is. >> no. >> do you know who barack obama is? >> the president. >> he's the president. yes. they asked on the kelly and michael show they asked mitt romney if he preferred snooki or honey boo boo. do you know what he said? he said he preferred snooki. now i have to ask you, who are you going to support for presiden

jill stein of the green party and rocky anderson of the justice party.ing a special broadcast monday night, we broke the sound barrier during the brahma -- obama-romney debate, to get real-time responses from jill stein and rocky anderson. this is debate moderator bob schieffer of cbs news. >> are you saying you want a bigger military, a bigger navy? you do not want to cut defense spending. what i want to ask you, we were talking about financial issues. where you going to get the money. >> first of all, i'm going through from the beginning we will cut about 5% of the discretionary budget, excluding military. >> [indiscernible] >> i will be happy to have to take a look. come on our website. we will have a balanced budget in eight to 10 years. number one, i get rid of obamacare. there are a number of things that sound good but we cannot afford them but that does not sound good and is not affordable. i would get rid of that from day one. we take program after program, and that we don't absolutely have to have come and get rid of them. number two, we take so

anderson?a, thanks. >>> you know the old show business saying, never work with children or animals? one reporter learned the hard way that that includes fish as well. a crazy carp makes the "riduculist" straight ahead on "360." [ male announcer ] one in four americans can't sleep. are you one of them? drink dream water, the natural, fast acting sleep aid that helps you wake refreshed. visit drinkdreamwater.com. >>> time for the "ridiculist." and tonight we're adding crazy carp. yeah, that's right. they're carp and they're crazy. here's the thing. invasive species of carp actually pose a big ecological problem in certain parts of the country. journalists have been covering this for a while. and recently a reporter for wsmv in nashville decided to head out onto the water and grab the story by the tail. >> and look. they're big. this one is about 12 pounds but they can grow to be about -- [ screaming ] >> oh, no. >> are you okay? >> ouch. right? the poor guy she fell on as well. before you start t

>> reporter: yeah, quite dramatic stuff, anderson. minutes ago we saw another truck load, flatbed truck load of people being brought off those barrier islands, seaside, in fact. and there has been more than 100 of them brought up. these are the people as you point out that were subject to mandatory evacuation. and stayed put. that place was decimated. i've seen aerial pictures of that. the sand has gone blocks inland. the destruction of houses, damage to property, enormous. i talked to a police officer who was there last night and brought the people off and he said it was a terrifying experience. he said they had to move three or four times, just to get above the water and kept on coming up four or five, six feet of it. he talked of the waves, the ocean, literally crashing through the dunes and just coarsing through the city streets. he said he's never seen anything like it and doesn't want to again. the media aren't allowed on that part of the barrier islands yet. but he describes the scene of terror. the most amazing thing i think a

pat anderson is imposing new rules in the maryland historical society. >> anderson: our patrons are noar jackets in the reading room. and it's unfortunate-- some of our older patrons, they get chilly, and we have to say "i'm sorry" and... so they can wear a shawl but they can't wear jackets, so... ( laughs ) >> simon: you're going to have to hand out blankets. >> anderson: well, exactly and hope that they don't have pockets in them. >> simon: yeah. and ms. anderson will not just be hoping. she'll be there on the front lines guarding our past. you are the custodians of more than these documents; you're sort of the custodians of american history. >> anderson: yes, we are. we're the stewards. we make sure it gets from one generation to the next. this is what survives of the american past. we never have all of it, which is what makes what survives so much more important. these things don't belong to us. they belong to the american people. >> simon: after we finished reporting this story, longtime inspector general paul brachfeld was put on administrative leave with pay, in part, for allege

caught anderson in a drug deal &pand thatthe choked on drugs..the autopsy report ruled thattout.witnesses... including ndeeson's mother... say officers beet the 46-yearrold man to ddath ong east biidle street and montford avenue. (mr. gordon/atty) ""and thhre was o ouuce of shamm or contrition in the eyes, thoughts, minds or hearts of these officers who engaged in ttis savage attack."(ms. harvey) "we don't have a problem with the baltimore city police deparrment. we have aaproblem with officers thht thake their job.. think they above the law." law."the officerr involved haae been placed oo adminiitrative duuies while the investigationnconninues. ultimately, prosecutors will decide whether charges will bb filed.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. policc are lookinggfor an esccped inmate, this morning. we're told the man escaped around 7 o 'clock tuesday night... from the northeast district police station... near morgan state universityy tte suspect was being loaded into a transport veeicle... whennhe boke free... and ran escaped man was facin

we're down to 287 ships or so, anderson, right now. the quadrennial defense review says we need 346 ships. so we're already way under the number of ships and the president didn't seem to indicate that was very important. so from a readiness standpoint and i think equally important for virginia, especially hampton roads, virginia and swing states like florida, new hampshire and virginia, to lose what's estimated to be 200,000 jobs in hampton roads and around the state because of these defense cuts, $1 trillion over the next ten years, with sequestration, that's how that comment's being received in virginia, and obviously we're not very happy about it. >> just factually speaking, governor romney's comments that the navy is at its lowest point since 1916 is false. you're aware under president bush the navy was actually smaller and surface warships under president obama have gone up 10%. >> the broader point is i don't know how many times we dip below 1916 but there is a broader point, anderson, and that is if the defense department says i

so i don't think that's entirely accurate, anderson. for example, every one-tenth of a growth in the economy, one-tenth of a percent, that's an extra $12 billion or $13 billion in tax revenue. you have to account for growth. i know a lot of the democrats -- >> but there's no guarantee the economy is going to grow like that. earlier, mitt romney was saying just because he gets elected, that's going to be a boon to the economy. do you buy that? >> i buy the -- look, if you think you plant seeds and you don't grow anything, then you have a static analysis, yes, then farming does not work. okay? we can prove that. but that's not the case. do you think that a larger private sector with more money in it is better and will grow more, than a larger public sector with more money in that. >> here's the difference. >> here's the problem, anderson. we tried this with president george w. bush, who said his tax cuts would focus on the middle class. but actually, what happened was his tax cuts were focused on the middle class, the wealthy got the extr

anderson? the radar image of this storm over the last several hours, there hasn't been really much of a back end it seems to this storm. it looks kind of like a one-sided storm. why is that and does that mean that once the front of it passes, it's not so bad or are we just not seeing those winds? >> the winds aren't there yet and the weather wasn't there yet. but i know you can't see it because of where you are, but there is weather. now, there is rain beginning to move into this dry area that was the eastern side of the eye. there was no rain on this side for awhile. now it's filling back in and now the whole storm as it comes onshore will continue. i know we told you it's not a hurricane anymore. that's just technical. it still has sustained winds to 85 miles per hour with some higher gusts. it just doesn't have the warm eye, like eye of the hurricane, that it takes to become or stay the hurricane. it's now called a post-tropical low. basically going to turn into a big snowstorm, especially f

including anderson's mother...ayy officers beaa the 46-yyar-old man to death on eest biddle street and montford avenuu. &p(ms. harvey/sister) "tony suffered on that lot. he was handcuffed and suffering and he died. we want the officers fired. we want them aarested and ww want them coovicted." convicted."thh officers involved have been placed on the investigation ccntinues. a baltimore city fire truck company... which was scheduled to close this monnh... will now remain open.and it's all prixxthis is video of truuk d p. waitinggfor work.the commanyy but money from last month's - rrce came toothe rescue.the mayors office says the city received more than a million dollars in taxes and fees... cost 3-hundred-thousand rx - baseball and ssccer programs aa owson university... could soon be a thing of the past. been sttdying ways to streegthen the school's athletic programm.. is now recommending it cct both teams. pit estimates the school could &psave 8-hundred-thousand dollars over the neet 4 ears.. ..... some athletes sa

the medical examiner determined that anthony anderson died of blunt force trauma. his family is calling for murder charges against the police officers who arrested him shortly before he died. we are live a police headquarters with the latest. >> the autopsy concluded that anthony anderson died a violent death, suffering blunt force trauma including broken ribs and a ruptured spleen. his death was ruled a homicide which technically means death at the hands of another person. local activists and relatives of anthony anderson rallied to call for murder charges against three police officers who arrested him on the timber 21st. >> we are calling for murder charges. we are calling for these officers to be fired. an end to their paid vacation at the taxpayers' expense. >> anthony anderson and counted the officers on this make it lot. detectives assigned to the violent crime section reported they moved in to arrest him after they caught him in a drug deal. >> the observed with the expected -- suspected to be some types of heart -- some type of narcotics. he hit them at the

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ask anderson what has changed tonight.didn't change, obama's rationale for getting re-elected. he didn't have any. nothing new that will give him another four years. that's what you want it to be about. we can do better than just repeating. >> we are standing by with vice president biden's son. it's anderson, are you on the air? we just lost jessica. you were saying? >> first of all, i don't think that's right. i heard a very compelling case made for going forward and moving forward. but let me say one thing. one of the things that i don't think i've heard anybody say before. the transcript is up. i've never heard anyone say there is no humanitarian case to be made for the united states moving forward. world war ii, no humanitarian case. paul ryan said some things. >> he backtracked. he said it's case by case. >> but he was asked pretty directly about -- humanitarian case. >> using force humanitarian enough. he said strategic interest of the united states. there's a difference. >> anderson, in the news cycle, vice presiden

in a drug deal.but anderson's family say he wass beat by police.an autopsy giien to the family this week, revealed that anderson died of plunt ffrce trauma...and his pomicide. 3&"this s a situaaion we've never eeperienced before commiisioner batts met with involved, and he ddd release that report to tte family this week" ppoice tell us ttat the baltimooe police homicide investiiation.and t wwll be up to the states' attorney on janice park...fox45 news at 5:30. a reisterstown man is charged with kidnnpping his roomate... who's also his coworker at the parroll county salvagg company. company. police say justin gorham accused his coworker of ooerpaying ffr a loaa of scrap petal by 2 thousand doollrs... and demanded he pay him back. when the victtm refused, police say gooham pulled a gun and told him to call his brother for the cash. phh brothhr agreed to meet called police, who were hee waiting when the men arrived. gorham is being held at the center. the victim was unharmed. one... firefighter's....hurt... after... a... 3- point. fire... in fells it... happened around 5::0... this mor

>> anderson, they very troubling. anybody who has asked me in my entire career in america who the best one is, that is jack welch. there are ceos and all sorts of people retweeting what he said. he is absolutely right, there are questions to be asked about the methodology. that household survey that comes up with the unemployment number, i have said in my entire career that people should pay less attention to it. pay attention to hours worked and pay attention to wages and income. that's what touches people. but to say something like this is like donald trump saying president obama is not an american citizen without any proof. you are jack welch. jack, you've got to take this opportunity while everybody is listening to you to actually say, yes, anderson, i'm taking that tweet back. i'm going to send a new tweet to say i was exaggerating. there are problems, maybe bls should look into it, but throwing out the accusation, that's like asking the government, how often do you beat your wife? >> i should have had a question

video was made at a town hall meeting in baltimore october 19th featuring a panel with pastor robert anderson on the right who quoted scripture saying homosexuality is worthy of death. he then drew this line to question 6. >> we don't vote against it, then we are approving these things that are worthy of death. >> reporter: sitting next to anderson was derek mccoy, executive director of maryland family alliance. other than a nod mccoy had no response, though the moderator of the family alliance town hall called the comments excellent as some applauded. >> anybody who is referring to gay and lesbian couples as being worthy of death in this conversation about question 6 should be disavowed. >> reporter: sultan shakir is political director of marylanders for maryland equality, the coalition supporting same sex marriage on the ballot. >> when somebody says something like that who is really trying to go to city hall and get a marriage license is worthy of death, i think it's very inappropriate. >> reporter: inflamed passions included this prince george's county police captain irene hukkins who hop

stein and rocky anderson. we invited gary johnson, but his campaign said he had other plans for the night. our special begins at 8:30 p.m. eastern time. you can also go to our website, democracynow.org. to talk more about the debates, we are joined by the founder and executive director of open debates, the author of "no debate: how the republican and democratic parties secretly control the presidential debates." george, welcome. you are in new york, near our studios, and we are in denver for the debate tonight. george, how did it come to be that the commission of presidential debates came to be? what is this commission? >> the commission on presidential debates sounds like a government agency, like a nonpartisan entity, which is by design, is intended to deceive the american people. in reality, it is a private corporation financed by anheuser-busch and others, created by the republican and democratic parties to seize control of the debates. precisely as you said, every four years, this commission allows major

video was made at a town hall meeting in baltimore october 19th featuring a panel with pastor robert anderson on the right who quoted scripture saying homosexuality is worthy of death. he then drew this line to question 6. >> we don't vote against it, then we are approving these things that are worthy of death. >> reporter: sitting next to anderson was derek mccoy, the executive director of the maryland family alliance. other than a nod mccoy had no response, though the moderator of the family alliance town hall called the comments excellent as some applauded. >> anybody who is referring to gay and lesbian couples as being worthy of death in this conversation about question 6 should be disavowed. >> reporter: fulton shakir is the political director of marylanders for maryland equality supporting same sex marriage on the ballot. >> somebody to say something like that about somebody trying to get a marriage license at city hall saying they're worthy of death is very inappropriate. >> reporter: inflamed passions have included this prince george's county police captain irene hukkins who hopes to

anderson anderson spoke at a panel discussion this past weekend sponsored by the maryland marriage alliance the group trying to block the marriage equality ballot measure in maryland during his speech anderson quoted from the bible using scripture to infer that people are worthy of death he then went on to say in a little more bulb only stating quote if we don't vote against it question six then we are proving these things that are worthy of death and quote now i would have preferred pastor anderson read all the other passages about sexuality in the bible you know the ones filled with concubines and slaves and multiple wives you see the bible approves of a lot of bizarre kinky stuff all of that conveniently left out to a pastor anderson's hatred of gays and that is very very ugly. so if the month of october behaves the same way previous months this year of behaved and it will break historical records for high temperatures recent data from noah the national oceanic and atmospheric administration shows that the world just experienced its hottest month of september ever average temperatures du

>> it really is, anderson. when you look at the independent numbers in those polls -- in that poll right now, it is very interesting because according to that poll, independents are moving in mitt romney's direction. he has a 19-point lead among independents in that poll, a 27-point lead among independents when it comes to who would best handle the economy and a ten-point lead in terms of who best understands people's problems but i have to point out that the romney campaign earlier this afternoon put out a memo calling into question a "time" magazine poll that came out yesterday showing the president with a five-point lead. some campaigns tout polls they like, they diminish polls that they don't like, but i have to tell you, i talked to a senior romney advisor earlier today who said look at the trend lines in this race, look at where this race stood a week ago, two weeks ago, and look at where it is right now. they feel like that puts mitt romney in a very good position right now and earlier this evening, ande