living with garth brooks. and only in america. the worst business decision of all-time. it cost one man $58 billion! this is piers morgan tonight. the mayor of newark run into a burning building to save his neighbor. he talks to me about gun control, the trayvon mar tip case and what it s like to have everyone today calling you a superhero. and also tonight, my primetime exclusive, the original natural woman carol king, her rocky and roll live with and the abusive relationship behind the scenes. i wanted people to read this in that similar situation and to understand what it was that i was going through. what do you say to women who watch this or who read the book? who find themselves in that position? should they say with the man or should they always believe him if he, eyes them? leave! we begin tonight with the big story. the mayor said he s no superhero but new york s corey booker. mr. mayor, re tremendous story that s emerged overnight. congratulations
the man who admitted shooting him had been identified as hispanic or white hispanic. there s disputes over whether zimmerman used a racial slur when he called 911 after the shooting. but right now, the public has seen no definitive evidence that race played a role in this incident. still, that s not at all stopping all this rhetoric. you have a white supremist hacker claiming h he broke into trayvon martin s e-mails accounts and has evidence show heavyweight s a drug dealer. we re seeing more even more examples of this each and every day. there are so many people who see racial come poebt to this case. ment as you have been watching the coverage of this case, what do you find most troubling? well, i think what s most troubling i can t help think back to rodney king, back to the o.j. trial and the fact that this case is becoming increasingly racially polarized and quickly getting to the point where i don t think we re going to be able to talk about this case and talk about t
years ago the centers for disease control and prevention began to estimate the total number of cases in the united states. they based it on account of eight-year-old children with autism in select communities. if you look back in the years 2000 and 2002, it was about 1 child in so with autism. two years later, 1 in 125. then 1 in 110. now the latest report as of 2008, the last time an estimate was performed, 1 in 88 children has autism. that s a 78% increase just over the last decade. the question on a lot of people s minds is why? how much of that increase is a result of better tracking and how much of it is a result of an actual increase? we still don t know. researchers have discovered many genes linked to autism but in most cases genes are only one part of the equation. genes alone wouldn t change that fast in just ten years. there is something else that triggers the problem. we re talking about infections. we re talking about social conditions. we re talking about
happened. he was sitting in the sixth row. he saw the captain leave the cockpit and then try to break into the bathroom. there was someone in there. he said the pilot was knocking on the bathroom door. then the flight attendants start started to pay attention there was a bit of commotion. the steward got on the phone and was talking to someone in the cockpit. then they changed the codes on the door. he overheard part of that conversati conversation. then they tried to take the captain to the back of the plane. he broke free and went to the front of the plane, banging on the door, threatening to blow up the plane. he started to asking for the security code. remember, cockpit doors are locked post 9/11. some pilots fly armed. but this gentleman was clearly trying to get into the cockpit according to the account of this passenger onboard. jet blue said there was a medical situation with the captain and another captain onboard was able to step into the cockpit and assist the firs
we all have to be against each other. and keeping america great. something that was called the home of the brave, the land of the free, we all agree that we were the same, that s what we want to be. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening, tonight the big story, nick cannon, battling back from a serious health scare and speaking out about the fight of his life. nick cannon, you re alive. yes, and you just turned my daughter into a boy. oh, it s a daughter, i keep forgetting that. you were at the baby shower, you don t remember one was a girl, one was a boy. my humble apologies. it s me who just had a daughter as well. congratulations. thank you. how are you? i m good, obviously it was a rough start at the beginning of the year. but i m turning it into a positive. when i worked on america s got talent, you were super fit and you used to boast to me about how great shape you were. what went wrong? do you know what happened? yes, there was a few thin