Campbell Brown checked in with Anderson Cooper in Port-au-Prince tonight to hear the story of one family's minor miracle.
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Campbell Brown checked in with Anderson Cooper in Port-au-Prince tonight to hear the story of one family's minor miracle.
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Anderson Cooper and Dr. Sanjay Gupta talked to Wolf Blitzer in The Situation Room today, about their day in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Anderson was out with UNICEF as they try to track children who may or may not be orphans and Sanjay gave us an update on the 28 year old man who was pulled from the rubble yesterday.
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No one deserves to die in silence, and no one's struggle to live should go unnoticed as well. ~Anderson Cooper As most of you know AC and the 360 team are back in Haiti this week to update the world on the progress and the continued suffering.Anderson couldn't leave the Haiti story for others to tell, it has become too important to him. Here's what he had to say:




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Anderson Cooper arrived back in Port-au-Prince, Haiti this morning and joined Wolf Blitzer in The Situation Room to talk about his decision to return to Haiti and what's happening on the ground.
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This was tweeted by AC early on Sunday evening:




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The past few weeks have been so serious and heavy that tonight I wanted to keep it light. Here is Anderson appearing in a laid back discussion about the Oscars in "Spoken and Stirred", a program that originally aired on Cinemax in 2004.
Part 1
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Anderson Cooper led off tonight's 360 with new details on the missionaries accused of kidnapping in Haiti.
* The missionaries were split up today and moved to a new location -- prison.
* Hard evidence the leader of the group lied to the parents who gave up their children.
* The leader, Silsby, told the parents they could visit their kids, when her intention was to set them up for adoption.
* Told parents she had an orphanage in the Dominican Republic, but really didn't. Karl Penhaul has been following the story in Haiti. Tonight he had the legal document for the formation of the "New Life Children's Refuge" -- the orphanage Silsby supposedly had set up in the Dominican Republic. In reality she had a 6 month lease on a hotel and had only second-hand clothes and second-hand toys on hand for the children. The legal framework for the "New Life Children's Refuge was set up 6 days after the earthquake, and while Silsby told Penhaul she planned to let the kids grow up in the Dominican Republic, the mission statement indicated otherwise -- "to give an environment of Christian love to children and set up adoption programs."
Dan Simon was on the ground in Idaho with new developments there. In November 2008, when searching for a new home, Silsby told her real estate agent that the home would be only temporary because her dream was to develop 20 acres of farmland to house orphans from all over the world and troubled youth. The real estate agent said there was no specific mention of Haiti and as far as he knew she never purchased the 20 acres of farmland. Dan also interviewed the owner of a second hand store where 9 months ago Silsby and her nanny began purchasing items for an orphanage she was planning to start. He was very disappointed by this breaking story because he had felt she had good intentions and many people had donated items to her cause.
Karl was then back in to talk about what happens now. The examining judge has ruled he will interview 5 members of the group on Monday and the other 5 on Tuesday to take the process further. He is also listening to a petition from the defense lawyer to see in they can be released on bail, but the attorney general feels the charges are too serious to consider bail. The defense lawyer said he has 9 innocent victims in his opinion.
A couple of new pics from Anderson's reporting in Haiti. Remember to click to enlarge.
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