RidicuList: What was Jose Canseco doing in a car with diaper wearing goats?
We probably would have never even known this happened if a police officer had not pulled over the former big league slugger. Jose Canseco tried to explain the situation on Twitter.
Hero Afghan interpreter's journey from Taliban "kill list" to a new life in the U.S.
It's a reunion five years in the making. For Army Captain Matt Zeller, it is mission accomplished. He promised to get the Afghan interpreter who saved his life a visa to move to the U.S. That interpreter, Janis Shinwari, quickly became a top Taliban target and landed on their "kill list." Anderson talks to them about why the visa was so difficult to obtain.
Click here to donate money to help Janis Shinwari begin his new new life in America.
Did Dr. Mary Neal go to heaven and come back?
Orthopedic surgeon Mary Neal was kayaking in South America when she got pinned underwater for 15 minutes. She says she had no pulse, was not breathingand experienced what she described as an out of body experience. Dr. Neal told Randi Kaye her extraordinary story, and says "you can't write everything off as a coincidence."
Mary Jo Rapini says her life changed profoundly when she suffered a severe brain aneurysm.
Will the Thanksgiving Parade go on as planned? When hippos fly
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There is still no word on whether the massive helium balloons will be allowed to fly during Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Despite the threat of strong winds, crews are working through the night to inflate the balloons. The crowds are already lined up for what might be their best chance to see them. Gary Tuchman is on the scene.
Thanksgiving travel chaos
The storm along the east coast is causing a ripple effect of travel delays stretching across the country. Whether you are hitting the road or heading to the airport, the weather is posing a serious challenge for millions of Americans. So just how rough is it out there? John Berman has the latest.
Anderson Cooper Special Report: To Heaven and Back
Their stories are extraordinary. Randi Kaye speaks with people who were on the brink of death, when they say they left this world for another. They offer answers to the questions we would all like to ask.
Randi spoke with Orthopedic surgeon Mary Neal, who was trapped underwater for more than fifteen minutes. She describes the moment "I felt my body break free, and I felt my spirit break free."
Anita Moorjani was living her final moments with stage 4 lymphoma. She says she had to choose whether to come back or not. In her own words, Anita tells Randi why she returned.
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