Some veterans dying while waiting for VA care
RidicuList: A chance of meatballs
You have probably seen the video of The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore responding to a college student who stormed his live shot. Now we are getting the other side of that story on the RidicuList.
George Harrison's sister shares her memories of Beatlemania
It was 50 years ago that the Beatles made their first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. That performance unleashed a wave of Beatlemania across the country. George Harrison's sister Louise was already living in the states and shares her memories with Anderson.
Dr. Drew on Justin Bieber: There is a recklessness to the combination of medicines here
Police documents show that Justin Bieber tested positive for pot, Xanax and alcohol the night he was arrested in Miami Beach. Less than a week later he was turning himself in at a Toronto police station, where he was charged with assault. Back in California he's under investigation for allegedly throwing eggs at a neighbor's house. Anderson discussed all of this with Dr. Drew.
Hero doctor walks miles through Alabama storm to perform lifesaving surgery
There's nothing in a neurosurgeon's job description that calls for walking nearly six miles in the cold, wearing nothing more than scrubs, a windbreaker and a pair of crocs, to get to the next procedure. Dr. Zenko Hrynkiw was at the Brookwood Medical Center in icy Birmingham, Alabama Tuesday morning when he learned he was needed to perform emergency brain surgery at another local hospital. Driving was impossible, so the doctor set off on foot, did the surgery and saved a life. He told Anderson he was just doing his job.
Keeping them Honest: An apology as Atlanta digs out from ice storm
Atlanta is still struggling to recover from the ice storm that paralyzed the city three days ago. Schools are still closed and crews are helping thousands of motorists recover their cars abandoned along the freeways. After initially calling the storm unexpected, Georgia's Governor is now apologizing. Anderson Cooper is Keeping Them Honest.
Gary Tuchman rode along as drivers tried to reach their abandoned cars.
New questions raised by the Amanda Knox conviction
An Italian court convicted Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito for a second time in the 2007 murder of Meredith Kercher. Knox and Sollecito’s earlier convictions were overturned on appeal. Now Knox, who did not attend her latest trial, is facing more than 28 years in prison and the possibility of extradition to Italy. Erin McLaughlin has the latest.
Anderson discussed all of this with Amanda Knox's attorney Ted Simon and Forensic Biologist Greg Hampikian.
