here's robin lim with anderson cooper. >> congratulations. how do you feel? >> overwhelmed. >> did you think you might have had a chance? >> of course not. i've helped people since 2005. almost 13,000 people have gotten free medicine. >> what has that felt like, starting with one person and slow sli starting to build the organization? >> i found if you have a good idea and do it with love, a lot of people want to help you. >> it was a very personal loss that got you involved in this. >> my sister died. she was pregnant. this was 21 years ago. >> what was your sister's name? >> her name was christine. i feel like she really helps me. >> you carry her with you still. >> yeah. and i think i carry her baby too. >> what kind of impact do you think this will have? >> in the tsunami zone, that one is really safe, but the clinic in bali is falling apart. it's too small for our patient care. >> you're hoping to rebuild the clinic. >> we've been saving money for years. we're ready to build and now we have money to begin. >> you have 250,000 plus 50,000, so $300,000. >>

why he is getting the smack down on national tv with anderson cooper. that's coming up >> could you protect your family are yourself if you had to? most of us do not want to think about it, but today it's a lesson we all need. anderson cooper gets cooled on this and he is your live with a preview of today's show. quite literally, it is a painful lesson but that it is but one that can be potentially life- saving. >> crime statistics have been going in a good direction, but still it occurs every 50 or so seconds in this country. we all think we know what to look for and we all have alarm systems and that is all we need, but we show on the show today just how easy it is for a burglar to break in to a home, how easy it is for someone to shut off your alarm system by cutting off the power to your house. we show what you need to look for in your neighborhood to keep yourself and your neighbors say. >> and here is a clip of you being taken down by your neck. that does not look like it feels too good. >> that is an israeli defense move. we show some basic self-

. >> there are dissidents out today with anderson cooper. -- they are dishing it out today with andersonooper do these two -- they spent so much time together and there have a second year for the reality showed. do they really get along? >> i think they really have a very deep bond. they worked together a long time but they bicker and complete each other's sentences and melissa says she tunes her mom out because her mother is incredibly critical. we talked today about mullis is staging an intervention on her mom to stop her from having more spliced surgery. -- plastic surgery. >> she calls herself an expert on plastic surgery. i understand she had a few tips for you. >> it was a little surprising. she told me where i needed some work done i don't think i'm ready to make that leap yet. for guys, it is totally unfair. guys can get old and wrinkly and have a gray hair in his consent -- it is considered to expect -- distinguished. joan rivers had some pointers for me. >> we are looking at the enhanced picture of you as an older gentleman. we like the term x -- distinguished. >> with the help

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one activist in hchb oms identified as danny spoke to anderson cooper. >> these aren't animals lyingbombed by mortar bombs. being bombed by tank shells. no one is doing anything about it. we are going to sit here and get killed. there is one message i want to get out. we are not going to stop. syrian people are not going to stop if they kill millions. we will remember that no one did anything about this. >> the violence triggered the u. in security council to hold an emergency session today trying to adopt a resolution condemning the syrian government. that resolution failed. >>> the january jobs report showed a drop in unemployment, but what does that mean for the broader economy in the future? cnn's christine romans looks at the big picture. >> reporter: a very strong jobs report. businesses were ramping up their hiring in january and the unemployment rate drifted down. this is what it looks like for the year. for all of last year, some revisions are in and we know 1.82 million jobs were created last year. we know that the hiring starting this year was pretty broad based. you had p

here's what one activist told our anderson cooper last night. >> they're bombing this area for like three hours. they've been bombing with mortar shells and tank shells. civilians went down to welcome the syrian army. they bombarded it randomly with mortar bombs and tank shells. in the first half hour we've got 40 people dead. now we've got about 200 dead all around homs. there's no people underneath the destruction. we can't move them. all the buildings are full of bodies, of human beings. there's kids den, women dead, men dead. we can't get medication in. we're trying to get medication in there. we can't help them. now it's happening all around homs. they're bombarding us. they're trying to move bodies out on the street. people are getting killed just to move a body from the street. just to move the body so they can bury them and they're getting killed for moving the bodies. that's bravery. no one's helping us. u.n. isn't doing anything about it. the arab nation isn't doing anything about it. people are sitting here and they're dying. the syrian people are not going to stop. they're goi

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just hours before her death, american-born journalist marie colvin told anderson cooper just last night, quote, the syrian army is shelling the city of cold, stavrving civilians, end quote. colvin and remi ochik were killed in the shelling there. he was just 28 years old. he was a veteran war correspondent with the "new york times" for more than two decades. i have cnn's ivan watson and jim clancy joining me. ivan, i want to begin with you in istanbul. i'll get to you, jim, i know you definitely knew marie very well. ivan, you met her a few times. you were also just recently in syria, days ago in syria. what did you see? tell me about the shelling. >> i was in a different part of the country that wasn't being pummelled the way that the city of homs is under such fierce bombardment. we were hearing periodic clashes and hearing heavy arms, and there were periodic bombardments of villages in the area. very intense, according to our sources in iblib province in the last few hours. certainly much more terrifying the scenes we've seen in homs where, according to marie colvin herself, in her l

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it will be her first performance is wrote surgery, something she talks about with anderson cooper. >> so you have to have surgery? what did they do this. >> they took out if pollack and the temperature back together. >> she was also ordered not to speak the word through much of november and december. >> so how did you communicate? >> with my ipad, and my phone. the best part was i can't swear on there. and i love to swear. so i had to give that up. >> you can see the whole interview right here sunday night at five. and after the grammys find, you're from the doctor who performed the survey. >> speaking of doctors. >> tonight at san francisco meant that social media saved his life. doctor diagnosed him with leukemia six month ago. he would have died without the bone marrow transplant that the odds of the match were about one and 20,000. so he and his friends started to social media campaign and how they match. >> i can imagine this happening without facebook and twitter. >> doctors performed the transplant on friday. the social media campaign inspired about 10,000 people to register as

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. >> she is sitting down for daytime exclusive on "anderson" anderson cooper joins us with a preview. find this hard to believe that madonna could be nervous about a performance. >> i was surprised to hear that as well crews she says she is incredibly nervous pre she describes it as almost a religious event the significance of the super bowl, the amountf o intention -- attention and intensity. it is the greatest show on her than she feels pressure to put on the greatest show on earth in the middle of the greatest show on our theme if anyone can do that, i think she can. she is used to being in the spotlight. another thing she spoke about is her personal life and whether she ever plans to marry again. what did she say? >> she is very cagey about it. she knows a lot of people are interested and she is dating a young man who right now a guy in his early 20's. she did not say whether she would consider marrying him but i think she likes being in love and likes being in a relationship. she certainly seems at a happy place in her life about she is probably cagy because with the accolades, a

she admits to anderson cooper that she's a little nervous. >> are you nervous about doing the super bowl'm so nervous. you have no idea. i am. >> you are? >> yes. yeah. i mean, first of all, it's the super bowl. it's kind of like -- here i am, i'm going to come into like halfway between like the church, the church experience and i'm going to have to deliver a sermon that's going to be -- has to be very impactful, right? i have to put on the greatest show on earth in the greatest show on earth. i have eight minutes to put it up, seven minutes to put it on and 12 minutes for the greatest show on earth. that's a lot of pressure. >> do you have any hint of what you're going to be doing? >> i'll be singing. >> all right. she takes it pretty seriously there. you can hear the full interview today on "anderson". >>> he's not going to be playing in the super bowl but tim tebow went from the bench warmer to the most popular athlete in the country at record pace. tomorrow, at the noon hour, he's going to join us from indianapolis. that is tomorrow in the cnn "newsroom." >>> the most negative campai

. >>> also cnn's anderson cooper remember as u.s. correspondent who died today in syria. they spoke just hours before rockets killed her. >>> we're also joined tonight by arizona's republican governor jan brewer. she says this debate tonight will determine which candidate she'll support. we'll ask governor brewer just we'll ask governor brewer just what she's looking for. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with a huge night in presidential politics. what could be the last debate of this volatile republican nominating contest. since the last debate nearly a month ago, rick santorum has surged into the lead in the national polls. but it's a mitt romney-santorum dead heat in one of the states that votes next, that's michigan. and the polls here in arizona suggest a late shift here perhaps in governor romney's favor. our chief political analyst gloria borger is here to get us started. gloria let's focus on the poll here today. we had a poll out yesterday that showed a relatively close rates here. but if you look at the nbc marist poll they show governor romney

covin is from new york she had done an interview with anderson cooper one day before being killed sheall the current conflict in syria the worst she had ever covered >> this is 28,000 civilians, men, women and children hiding, shelled, defenseless. that little baby is one of two children who died today. one of children being injured everyday. that baby probably will move more people to think, what is going on and why is no one stopping this murder in homs that is happening everyday? >> amateur videos online show the destroyed house where she and the others died. activists say more than 60 were killed in shelling today. >> >> president of afghanistan is calling for calm after two -- two days of violent clashes that killed seven. the uproar started over the burning of the qur'an. u.s. military apologized saying wait as accident. today the u.s. locked down its embassy in kabul. katie marzullo is in the studio with the story it >> reporter: officials have order training for all coalition forces so troops learn how to properly handle religious tears in the future. in the meantime, experts

she told anderson cooper that she did have an app that she could swear with on her phone. >> let's giveten. [ music ] >> fresh artist adele, she brought it, man, she brought it hard. >> and the crowd loved it. >> absolutely. it was her night. honestly, i think adele might have outshined whitney. >> i think you're right. you like kris brown. >> i'm actually happy that kris brown is back after -- well, this is his first time being back since the entire rihanna thing happened three years ago, so we were expecting big things from him. it's his time to shine. did he win best r and b album. some people were kind of like the album wasn't r and b, but he won. >> and what did you hear in the chatter? still some kris brown haters out there? >> of course, and i think that's always going to be, but i think did he a great job. his performance was kind of short, too. >> let's give a listen. [ music ] >> he is the dancer, that's what we love about him, and i think did he a great job. i thought it was it is a short. i wanted more, but i'm happy for him. >> has he always come across as this humble? he s

adele discussed her recovery with anderson cooper in an interview to air on "60 minutes." >> you hadgery? >> yeah. i had laser surgery, yes. >> what did they actually do? >> put laser down your throat, cut off the polyp and laser it back together. >> she was also ordered not to speak a word for much of november and december. >> that's got to be hard. >> it was really hard. >> i sense you like to talk. >> i love talking. >> how do you communicate. >> by pad. i had an application on my phone. you type the words and it speaks it. but the great thing i love to swear. most -- i found out this one app where you can swear. i got my point across still. >>> you can see the rest of anderson's interview with adele this sunday on "60 minutes" beginning at 7:00, 6:00 central followed immediately by the 54th annual grammy awards all right here on cbs. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," gayle king is live from los angeles with a grammy preview. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching everyone. i'm betty nguyen. thanks for watching everyone. i'm bet

we know from her anderson cooper interview she has a saucy mouth as well. >> if you haven't seen her, go on the website. >>> lindsay lohan was back in court. >>> and conan o'brien will keep his desk job for to more years. >> reporter: lindsay lohan is walking with a bounce in her step. the judge overseeing her probation says she's in the home stretch and may only need one more court appearance. she has 14 community service days and five more therapy sessions related to a 2007 drunk driving conviction. >> march 29 if you successfully complete everything that's asked of you, the beverly hills case will go bye-bye. >> reporter: lohan is scheduled to host saturday night live on march 3. jennifer aniston now has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. the television actress turned movie star says this is a great moment in her life. >> i am utterly humbled and grateful. >> reporter: her new movie opens friday. when the oscars are handed out sunday night, there will be no mention of the kodak theater. with kodak in bankruptcy the academy will refer to the venue as the hollywood and vineland ce

anderson cooper is going to interview her for "60 minutes." when she found out she was having problems with her vocal chords, she took a rest and did the surgery. that's hard for any entertainer to do. one wonders if whitney houston had done that and taken the time off to get whatever rest she needs, that the last part of her career could have been different, the last couple of years may have been different. and that's a lesson for young singers coming up, as well. >> adele is a great example and i know her quite well. she's got this, you know, incredible attitude, which is i'm note going to be forced into anything. if i'm not well, i'm not going to do it. i do have choices over my life. the way she's succeeded, she's done it without hype and promotion. it's all word of mouth and she's got the confidence to do that. i think -- and i'm speaking for clive here, clive, when she was working with her three or four years ago, he took his time with her. he never tried to force her to rush something out. i know how many songs he went through to get to

he and his photographer were both kidnapped in libya last year. >> cnn's anderson cooper discussed that experience with shadid back in april and told cooper that telling these stories are are absolutely worth the risk. >> i think there are some stories that are worth taking risks for. it is a cliche, but endures some meaning to it, millions you're there covering -- unless you're there covering it nobody is going to know about it, unless you're there trying to bring meaning to it, a certain depth to it, it won't be done otherwise. >> shadid was reporting on the military resistance in syria. he won two pulitzer prizes for his coverage in iraq. >>> situation in nearby syria out of control, nonstop shelling this morning again. it is repetitive, but it is awful. the city of homs once again. look at the images. reportedly this is at the hands of government forces on their own people. united nations stepping in and condemning this for human rights violations. how did they do it? it was the u.n. general assembly overwhelming approving a nonbinding resolution that calls for an end to the bloodsh

covin is from new york she had done an interview with anderson cooper one day before being killed she call the current conflict in syria the worst she had ever covered >> this is 28,000 civilians, men, women and children hiding shelled defenseless. that little baby is one of two children who died today. one of children being injured everyday. that baby probably will move more people to think what is going on and why is no one stopping this murder in homs that is happening everyday? >> amateur videos online show the destroyed house where she and the others died. activists say more than 60 were killed in shelling today. >> >> president of afghanistan is calling for calm after two -- two days of violent clashes that killed seven. the uproar started over the burning of the qur'an. u.s. military apologized saying wait as accident. today the u.s. locked down its embassy in kabul. katie marzullo is in the studio with the story it >> reporter: officials have order training for all coalition forces so troops learn how to properly handle religious tears in the future. in the meantime, experts w

the thing is it's not just john king anderson cooper seems to have control issues the debates as well for example when perry clear it up for cooper who exactly asks and who answers the questions a child of illegal immigrants who's born here is automatically american citizen should that change let me address our month's issue now your brother rather you have been rather got a question and answer that i understand that you get to ask questions i get to answer like i want to find harmony and romley romney cleared that exact same thing up again last night for john king. i'm the only person there a conception about you the question is a misperception a lack of you know you get asked the questions you want to give the answers i want a. fair enough way to be assertive there john but it's not just the lack of control that i take issue with when it comes to the moderator sometimes i'm actually shocked at what they decide is and isn't worth covering for example a king apparently didn't think it was necessary to ask foreign policy questions at the january nineteenth g.o.p. debate then wolf blitz

only last night she told our own anderson cooper that the syrian regime is ruthlessly targeting civiliansof civilian house, we're talking about -- the top floor of the building i'm in has been hit. it's a complete and utter lie that they are only going after terrorists. there are rocket shells, anti-aircraft being fired in parallel line into the city. she lost an eye a decade ago while on assignment. remi ochlik had been everywhere, won an award last year covering the conflict in libya. they held up this sign, and they called on arab leaders not to forget their embattled city. >> reporter: it hit us, it hit our house. there's something burning. the media house has been hit. nothing they swear will shut them down. we survey the damage. it right here, it just speaks for itself. it's not the first time this how has been hit. this floor has been completely trache. there's nothing compared to what they have been through before, but this was one an ordinary home, an ordinary familiar lived here, we don't know what their stories, there's bits and pieces left behind. they are most in their 20s. m

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here she is with anderson cooper. >> congratulations. how do you feel?ude. >> did you think you might have a chance at winning? >> of course not. we've helped so many people since 2005. almost 113,000 people got free medical care and medicine. >> what does too tha feel like to start with one person and then slowly start to build the organization? >> i found that if you have a good idea and you do it with love, a lot of people want to help you. >> it was a very personal loss that got you involved in this. >> my sister died. she was pregnant. this was 21 years ago. >> what was your sister's name? >> her name is christine. i feel like she really helps me. >> you carry her with you still? >> yeah, and i think i carry her baby too. >> what kind of an impact do you think this will have? >> the clinic we have in the tsunami zone, that one is really safe, but the clinic in bali is falling apart. it's too small for our patient care. >> you're hoping to maybe rebuild the clinic? >> we've been saving money for years, and we did get a piece of land right in our vill

. >> anderson cooper 360 starts right now. >>> thanks. good evening. we begin with the death of wh whitney houston. a source giving cnn the latest on toxicology testing. investigators put a rush on it telling us all the pills and medicine bottles found are going through basic testing now. no determination has been made about the contents. nothing appears criminal. we may get results sooner than the six to eight weeks some said days ago. that same source is down playing as speculation said drugs and alcohol led to her death. we don't know until toxicology results come in. it may happen sooner rather than later. we are learning who will be speaking and p singing at the funeral. her ex-husband bobby brown will be attending. he plans to perform a few hours later at a casino in connecticut. dr. drew joins us with more on the drug angle. first, jason is outside the new hope baptist church with more late details. there's new information about who is going to be at the funeral saturday. what do you know? >> reporter: i can tell you earlier, i spoke to a woman

. >> apparently they didn't see the anderson cooper special. like clockwork on thursday martin announced he will be meeting with glad saying he looked forward to having a productive dialogue. meanwhile in japan they are dealing with bigger issues. >> typical rhino, am i right? should cnn have suspended martin? should they have taken what was said as the reason for his tweet at face value? >> they did say it was about soccer and not about gay people. i do have to take him at face value for that. if it comes out he is not a comedian, and secondly they compared it to him saying before , if you come over to my house with a barbecue check the kids. kids get out of line and a man getting attracted to the man. >> he is adorable. >> he looks like an adorable dr. martin luther king. you can have your own stuff on your bed with your pillows. >> that twitter picture was adorable. >> didn't you think beckham would be more buff though? >> no. >> beckham looked delicious in those pictures, scrumptious. >> i would have thought the professional athlete would h

anderson cooper speaks and is dedicated to the safety of women and babies. she was your choice for the 2011 hero of the year. >> did you think you had a chance of winning? >> 113,000 people got free medical care and medicine. >> what are does it feel like to start with one person and build the organization? >> i found that if huh a good idea and you do it with love, a lot of people want to help. >> it was a personal loss that got you involved in this. >> my sister died. she was pregnant and this was 21 years ago. >> her name was christine and i feel like she helps me. >> you you carry her with you? >> and her baby too. >> what impact do you think this will have? >> in the tsunami zone, that one is safe like the clinic in bali. >> you are hoping to rebuild the clinic. >> we are saving for years and did get a piece of land and we are ready to build. >> you have 250,000. >> yes. that goes a long way in indonesia. >> when you don't have money and support? >> some days i don't have money, but i don't have support. how are we going to pay the electric bill? there

anderson cooper starts right now. >>> we begin with news on the growing likelihood that israel is going to hilt iran's nuclear program, and hit it soon, possibly within months. a top source is telling us, defense secretary leon panetta has come to just that conclusion. the news is breaking on a day israel's defense minister is warning iran who's building nuclear facilities under the ground may be close to rendering an air strike. also today, the iranian revolutionary guards are making a midwest and this week, also saw congressional testimony that iran may answer growing american pressure on it this confrontation is playing out in the strait of hormuz. the question tonight, will israel give sanctions time to bite? the implications in a moment. also remember, there have been a number of scientists that have been detained in iran. what other detail. >> anderson, they're saying that basically a nib of intelligence all of which came together that led secretary panetta that there could be a strike in april, may or even june. basically the thinking is that israel has concluded that iran has al