Anderson Cooper and Anthony Bourdain talk food and travel
The new season of Anthony Bourdain's 'Parts Unknown' premieres this weekend on CNN. In the first episode Anthony travels to Punjab, India. Anderson and Anthony sat down to talk about food, travel and eating vegetarian.
New pings detected, but no wreckage spotted
Searchers are reporting another possible new ping in the search for Flight 370, but so far there is no sign of any debris from the missing plane. Gary Tuchman looks at the kind of wreckage that can be found, and what it might say about how Flight 370 may have gone down.
Anderson discussed some of these scenarios with former Department of Transportation Inspector General Mary Schiavo, CNN safety analyst David Soucie and David Gallo, who co-led the search for Air France Flight 447.
Crime & Punishment: Pistorius cross examination gets combative
Oscar Pistorius faced a new round of tough questions from prosecutors. He returned to the stand for his second day under cross examination. The former Olympian claims he accidentally shot his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, because he thought she was an intruder. The prosecutor called that explanation a lie. Steenkamp's parents were in the courtroom listening to every word. Robyn Curnow has the latest.
Sarah Bajc: Hope is the only thing we have
Sarah Bajc's partner, Philip Wood, is one of the 239 people who has not been seen since boarding Flight 370. She and the other families have been dealing with the twists and turns of false leads and new clues. She tells Anderson "if we run out of hope, then we stop asking questions and the investigation dies."
Malaysia's missteps in the Flight 370 search
Malaysian officials now say it was Flight 370's pilot, not the first officer who uttered the final words to air traffic control. It is just the latest piece of information coming from Malaysia that has changed over time. It took weeks for authorities to admit that the final words from the cockpit were not "Alright, good night." These are just two examples of the confusion caused by Malaysian officials. Randi Kaye takes a closer look.
AC361: Starting out in the news business
Starting a career in journalism can be an adventure. That's something our interns already know well. They found the AC360 team has plenty of stories about breaking into the news business. Sophie Tatum, Solmaz Sharif and Linda Gaudino got the inside scoop.
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