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>> larry: one week from tonight we have mick jagger. first, we welcome back laura bush. her new book is "spoken from the heart." a terrific read published by scriptners. you were such a private first lady. wasnt this hard for you to do? >> it actually was not. it was really great to have a chance to do this. it was really great to have a chance to do this. i wanted it to be very candid. i wanted it to be revealing. and i knew there were a lot of gaps that what reporters asked me about,...

>> larry: before we get back with laura bush, lets check in with anderson cooper. hell host "ac 360" at the top of the hour. whats our lead tonight, anderson? >> tonight on 360, were keeping then honest. oil gives playing the blame game on capitol hill. all the finger-point willing not stop the 210,000 gallons of oil a day spewing into the gulf. might prevent this from happening again if we can get a straight answer. also, up close, imagine being told you would never move your limbs again, and t...

Shocking when sean contacted me, i was looking at my blackberry, horrified by the whole thing, is even at various stages along the progression this boys illness, he could have been saved. the medications, anti-toxin that sean was talking about, those things can help. theyre widely available in most countries on the planet. despite the fact that right now people are more at risk for these contagious diseases in haiti, in port-au-prince in particular, they cant even prevent the disease was happeni...

So it was just absolutely shocking. >> sean, when you see this kind of thing up close, firsthand, and what needs to change on the ground now? what do people in america need to know? what can they do? >> i was in the back of an open door suv with a boy trying to get from hospital to hospital all day that day. and he was animated and alive like any 15-year-old, though he had oxygen in our truck. this is the first confirmed case of diphtheria post quake. its a 15-year-old boy. hes dead. he was in s...

What can happen here. i think thats particularly shocking when sean contacted me, i was looking at my blackberry, horrified by the whole thing, is even at various stages along the progression this boys ill ness he could have been saved. the medications, anti-toxin that sean was talking about, those things can help. theyre widely available in most countries on the planet. despite the fact that right now people are more at risk for these contagious diseases in haiti, in port-au-prince in particula...

We know there was a gun, anderson. >> appreciate it. a source familiar with the investigation tells us faisal shahzad waived his miranda rights and has been talking to officials since his arrest. hes still talking tonight apparently. as joe said, it took less than 54 hours for law enforcement officials to track him down. he left behind those clues. the first was discovered underneath that suv abandoned in times square. drew griffin takes us up close. >> reporter: the moment the danger was over, ...

Ive been getting text messages and calls. i got nothing but support and i know a lot of people, a lot of officers feel the same way about this new law. >> thanks so much. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. still ahead, my interview with four powerful women all touched by breast cancer. all of them full of fight. dont even think about brushing them off. >> there is a certain undercurrent in the way women are treated in this disease which is very pat on the head. oh, yes, my dear. plus, sara...

A mugging, a wounded samaritan, and then one person after another sees the man on the sidewalk. one even takes a picture, but none of them, not a single soul calls for help until its far too late. "crime & punishment" tonight. and later, up close, what happens if one of those tiny lights in the sky really is e.t. and what if e.t. isnt cuddly. what if hes hungry? or ticked off. one of the smartest men on the earth says if aliens really are out there, we might want to hope that they stay way. ...

Obviously, want to give back. >> no matter where ive been or where i go, i think every year i do the tour is a new adventure. >> reporter: after the capital, they toured the white house. >> oh, my god! >> oh! >> reporter: nothing like knocking down a few pins at the presidents very own bowling. most people know you as a great football star. how do you want these kids to know you? >> thats a good question. i want them to come away with a different type of thought, like, look, this is possible. >>...

In any major way in washington, college basketball tournament or not. >> now how is reggie love doing? how is he handling the president leaving his team behind there on the way to winning the whole thing? >> im a little surprised that the president went with duke as far as they did. ive seen duke up close. georgetown played them this year. we beat them by 20. i think it was pure reggie love loyalty that he went as far as he did. i think that may come back to bite him because i think duke may be ...