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Tonight on 360°, breaking developments in the battle for Libya. President Obama, French president Nicolas Sarkozy and David Cameron, the prime minister of Britain have written an op-ed laying out their vision for the country and it involves the end of the regime. Plus, is fuzzy math part of the budget compromise on Capitol Hill and Goldman Sachs comes under fire in a scathing Senate report on the financial meltdown.
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Hmmm Yeh! You were so cute, Idol Anderson 🙂
Good Night Everyone! "I even watched it a few times myself, but don't tell anybody, though!"
Good night ALL. I wish you a safe and peaceful day tomorrow.
a lot of those shots are from before i even watched cnn – that i find rather humerous!
TV is intertainment. That was anderson! Love the purple hair!
Good night Anderson and Everyone! Sweet dreams.
I'm still trying to figure out what was happening at the end of 2001.
Anderson, you are not a loser – you are a winner – winning! So cute when you were a little boy.
Good night all. Good show.
Good night everyone. A great discussion tonight.
Confession is good for the soul Anderson. Thanks for coming clean on your watching that whole show.
OMG that was Anderson!!! Wow.
Dr. Who!!!!
Oh God! Anderson! 😀
Good Night Anderson, Team 360, Megan, Starr, Merl, Mike, Krasi, Janis, Betty and Nancy
Excellent program tonight
Good night Anderson, Megan, Isha, Jane, Martina, Nicole, Kim, Emily, Gloria, Mike, Casey, Cessy, Paula, Isabel, David-Indiana, JoAnn, Monica, Kathy, Jane, Gayle, Renee, Caroline, Lori, Heather, BettyAnn, Starr, Sharon, A. Smith, Devin, Karin, Dulcie, Michael, Karen, Miranda, Sree, Nancy, Sue, Kenya, Libby, Nina, Samantha, Jana, Chi, Karyn, Lilly, Merl, others and my friend Twitter/Facebook Bloggers!!!!
See you tomorrow night, Have a great night & Sleep tight everyone!!!
That's so silly I like ridiculist Technology and movies!!!!!! LOL! So funny Anderson, Thanks Anderson!!!!
Anderson,
Have a great/good night, Tight sleep & rest,
See you tomorrow night!
one of my fave lines from Bill and Ted's is "strange things afoot at the circle-k" (oh – you just said that at the same time!) -carlin is irriplaceable
Merl, those trained 3 weeks in WWII joined experienced combat units, and were equipped with the best.
This is the problem when the Government has too much control. hmmmm reminds me on Congress.
Thanks Anderson for the Ridiculist That was funny
well the demographics are changing – the daytime crowd is getting older – the ones who watch morning and day tv are a transient crowd – once the economy gets getter and they get jobs there just isn't that same daytime demographic – times they are a changin'
Anderson, what is left?
Good night, everyone. You are a special lot.
The boy is so blessed. Why did his mother do such a thing?
That poor 10-year old. I have had that happen....no one wants to stop and help.
The Hudson River story is so sad. That poor little boy. I feel so sad for him.
That poor 10-year old boy...what he will live with it.
I heard about the story. He is a brave little boy. May God continues to be with him.
@ Mike, ...basic training 10 weeks...
During world war 11, korean war, our men were lucky if they were in basic training in the states for 3 weeks before being sent to the front lines, and we won. Rebels have a chance in my eyesight.
I do think they were, Mike. Can't imagine otherwise, personally....can't imagine it in almost any war. (On a personal level, wars within households for instance, yes...!...but with all the advisors and analysts, international and national, I can't imagine there not being awareness of complexity and uncertainty.)
Good discussion on bipolar disorder, Anderson.
Nancy in Oregon
(The Douglas household must be full of pain, with both members of the couple being ill. I'm so sorry for their trials.)
Both diseases can have arrested state so it may not be difficult all the time. I do agree, they probably have complicated emotional days.