Dorner saw world in 'black and white'
CNN's Kyung Lah reports on former LAPD officer Christopher Dorner's past and his issues with racism.
Videos capture exploding meteor in sky
Cameras captured the sight, sound and aftermath of the tiny asteroid exploding over Russia. CNN's Jim Boulden reports.
Gang members face off on the court
Rival gangs face off on the basketball court in Chicago once a week. It's an effort to foster peace between sworn enemies on the streets and reduce violence. CNN's Gary Tuchman reports courtside on the initiative and the man behind the league, Reverend Michael Pfleger.
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The NRA's case against new gun laws
Anderson Cooper asks NRA President David Keene about the emotional side of the gun debate, the organization's opposition to new laws, and extending background checks.
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Fighting gun violence in Chicago
Tio Hardiman, director of CeaseFire Illinois, says part of the solution to reducing crime in Chicago begins with understanding that violence is model behavior and a matter of public health.
He's supportive of the remarks President Obama made while visiting his town, which addressed the problems with crime there and throughout the country.
Hardiman's focus isn't on challenging gun laws, but on showing young people that they have a choice about their path in life.
"We have a Sandy Hook incident in Chicago every 30 days," he told CNN's Chris Cuomo. "We have to change the way people think. We have generations of people that grew up in this culture of violence in Chicago."
Obama talks violence in hometown visit
President Obama returned to Chicago to address the economy and the gun violence plaguing the town. CNN's Ted Rowlands reports.
Physicist: Over 100 tons of material falls daily
Physicist and cosmologist Lawrence Krauss explains the science behind the meteor that exploded over Russia and the asteroid that was approaching earth on Friday.
Cooper on veterans and mental illness
Bradley Cooper tells Anderson Cooper why his role as a man with bipolar disorder in "Silver Linings Playbook" inspired him to raise awareness about mental illness.
He recently visited the White House to meet with Vice President Biden about gun violence and mental health.
Bradley calls the number of veterans who commit suicide "a national tragedy." He showed the movie at Walter Reed Army Medical Center to about 200 service members and their families."We must have spent three and a half hours there talking to them, meeting them, hearing their stories, and it was incredible," he says.
The Oscar-nominated actor believes his character in the film is relatable and gives viewers a better understanding of mental illness, which will ultimately help erode the stigma.
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Pregnant Carnival passenger: It was terrifying
Kayla Robles recounts her fear when a fire broke out on the Carnival ship Triumph. Robles, who is six months pregnant, took a vacation with her husband and his family.
Chris Cuomo also spoke with Robles' mother and sister who were awaiting her arrival in Alabama. During the interview, Theresa Gaspard thanked her son-in-law for protecting her daughter when the situation worsened due to the power outage.
Former Carnival employee: Cruise industry is bullet proof
A former Carnival Cruise Lines employee says the company and cruise industry won't lose revenue after the Triumph ordeal. Jay Herring tells Chris Cuomo the reason they won't suffer financially is because people will still take cruise vacations for the great value.
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