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January 17th, 2014
10:35 PM ET
RidicuList: Counting his Seahawks before they hatch
The Super Bowl is still weeks away. The Seattle Seahawks still have another round of playoffs to get through before earning a spot in the big game. But that did not stop one fan from getting a tattoo proclaiming the team Super Bowl 48 champs. Is he a jinx? Watch the RidicuList.
January 17th, 2014
10:29 PM ET
Can omega-3 help the brain recover from serious injury?
It is often hard to find hope after a loved one suffers a serious brain injury. But in some instances patients can not only survive but recover almost completely. The challenge is figuring out what will help the brain heal. For one California family, finding the answer was a complete surprise. Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta has their story.
January 17th, 2014
10:26 PM ET
Puntin: Gays welcome in Sochi… but stay away from the kids
Russia's anti-gay laws have some questioning what sort of welcome gay athletes and visitors might expect when the Winter Olympics begin just weeks from now. President Putin tried to clarify the situation, but his remarks are raising a whole new set of questions.
Figure skating champion Brian Boitano is going to Sochi as part of the U.S. delegation. Anderson discussed the controversy with him.
January 17th, 2014
10:22 PM ET
California wildfire burns through drought stricken area
Dry conditions are turning much of California into a fire hazard. A massive wildfire burning outside of Los Angeles is only about one-thrid contained. Several thousands of people were forced to evacuate their neighborhoods. Some are now returning to utter destruction. Kyung Lah has the latest.
January 17th, 2014
10:21 PM ET
True Politics: President Obama's NSA reforms
President Obama delivered a 45-minute speech today laying changes for the NSA. Some reforms will be immediate, others will take effect over time. What does this mean for your privacy, and the government's ability to prevent terror attacks? Jim Sciutto breaks down some of the big changes for the NSA.
There is little doubt today's speech would not have happened without Edward Snowden's leaks. Anderson discussed all of this with journalist Glenn Greenwald who published many of those leaks, and Andy Card who served as Chief of Staff in the George W. Bush administration.
January 17th, 2014
10:16 PM ET
Philadelphia school shooting
Two people were rushed to the hospital, and now two people are in custody. Jason Carroll has the latest on today's shooting at Delaware Valley Charter School in Philadelphia.
January 17th, 2014
12:59 AM ET
Dr. Ruth: I provided them with foreplay
Dr. Ruth taught generations of Americans about the birds and the bees. At 85 years old, she's showing no signs of slowing down. She stopped by AC360 Later and proved she still has a few lessons to teach.
Dr. Ruth also offered advice for folks who think they can be friends with their exes.
January 17th, 2014
12:56 AM ET
Ohio Execution: Five minutes later he began to convulse
Ohio inmate Dennis McGuire was executed today for the 1994 rape and murder of a young pregnant woman. He was put to death with a new combination of lethal drugs. Witnesses say he convulsed and gasped for nearly 10 minutes before dying, a scenario that's reigniting debate about the death penalty. Dayton Daily News Reporter Josh Sweigart witnessed the execution and discussed it on AC360 Later.
January 17th, 2014
12:55 AM ET
Oscar nomination snubs and surprises
Oscar season kicked off with today's announcement of nominations. This year the list of Oscar snubs seems longer than ever to some. The AC360 Later panel looks ahead to this year's awards ceremony.
January 17th, 2014
12:53 AM ET
Man arrested for flagging speed trap
A Texas man was arrested after he stood on a median holding a sign that warned drivers of a speed trap ahead. He claims he was trying to help police by urging drivers to slow down. They didn't buy it. The AC360 Later panel debates.
