mickey rourke, no holds barred. and the original supermodel turned super mogul on her naughty past. what makes you think that i was a nice little girl? love at first sight with rock star husband seal. yeah, we did find each other in a hotel lobby in new york city, and it was kind of like two magnets that were like this. and the surprising reason she became an american. specifically apparently so you could vote for barack obama. i did. what does she think about that now? my encounter with the beautiful and rather cheeky heidi klum. this is piers morgan tonight. mickey rourke has done more in his life than most men could even dream of. in fact have nightmares about. he s a hollywood leading man. starred in diner, the wrestler, and immortals. and he took three years to become a professional boxer. mickey rourke, a man of very and varied unusual talents. how are you? five-year break. five-year break for boxing. i m really good. i ve always wondered, wh
on coming up with a plan for the deficit. at this hour, things really don t look good. our congressional correspondent kate baldwin is standing by. she s in the capitol building now. kate, congress, washington, missing deadlines becoming all too familiar. where do we stand now? i think we can say, don, at best the super committee is on the brink of failure as talks have all but fallen apart. especially in the last, i would say maybe 24 hours really. the question, the conversation is now kind of how and when the committee is likely to make its formal announce they have failed versus they are near some kind of agreement and could be making an announcement anytime soon. of course there can be a hail mary pass at the 11th 0 hour but with such little time left it seems unlikely the committee will be able to reach any sort of agreement and more likely they have failed. evidence of that, don, just listen to the dramatic shift in tone among committee members themselves. they fanned
recovery and the dramatic new message she has for her constituents. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzerment you re in the situation room. first the battle for the white house. the issue is national security on cnn. i ll be moderating a debate tuesday night right here in washington with the republican presidential contenders. and with the spotlight getting brighter on those at the front of the pack, they could have the potential to the potential to be a game changer. joining us now for a preview, danielle pletka. she is with the american enterprise institute. james carafano, director for foreign policy at the heritage foundation and norm orenstein. he also writes a weekly column for roll call. i want to point out the debate will be co-sponsored by the american enterprise institute and heritage foundation. thanks to both of your organizations for helping us with that as well. let s get to what you re looking for, dani
it was a hollywood mystery that captured the attention of the world. now after 30 years, startling new allegations in the death of actress natalie wood. the star of west side story and miracle on 34th street drowned in 1981 boating off the california coast with her husband, robert wagner and actor christopher walken. her death was initially ruled an accident. but investigators are now reopening the case. next hour we re going to talk to a man who was right there the night she died. he says that wagner is responsible for her death. and after two months of standing their ground and show of strength by the occupy movement, last night in new york, the question today what is next for the protesters? police arrested more than 200 people across the city yesterday as demonstrators made their presence known on wall street and zuccotti park. huge crowd then marched across the brooklyn bridge. wanting to check out as well the message that protesters beamed on the side of that verizon bu
and is now going through. he s the boy known simply as victim he was the first to come forward, this boy was, three years ago. that s why he s called victim number one, though he was not the first victim. he brought down the penn state president, senior vice president for business and the school s athletic director. he s a brave kid, his mother says, but tonight he is afraid, afraid that people might find out who is he, afraid he might run into jerry sandusky who is out on bail. afraid that sandusky might ultimately go free. she s also describing to us the pressures she faced from people who tried to get her not to go to police. pressure from community members, from people she trusted to put kids first and not defend jerry sandusky. you re going to hear more of her story in a moment from her own mouth. also tonight, john walsh joins us from america s most wanted. first, the shifting account from this man, mike mcquery, a graduate assistant back in 2002. he walked in on jerry