Fox News anchor sparks controversy with claim that Santa and Jesus are white
Were Jesus and Santa white?
Fox News Anchor Megyn Kelly sparked outrage earlier this week when she insisted on her show that the two were, no question, white men.
Kelly was reacting to a piece on Slate.com by Aisha Harris that made the case that Santa "shouldn't be portrayed by a white man anymore," as Harris says the practice causes many minority children to feel "insecurity and shame."
Joining us tonight are CNN legal analysts Mark Geragos and Sunny Hostin.
Is American held in Iran working for the CIA?
Was American Bob Levinson secretly working for the U.S. government when he disappeared in 2007 in Iran?
According to the White House, absolutely not, as Press Secretary Jay Carney stated today.
But the Washington Post says Levinson was under contract with the CIA when he vanished. CNN National Correspondent Susan Candiotti has been on this story for years and is OutFront tonight with more details.
Report: "Fake" sign language interpreter has extensive criminal record
There's a shocking new revelation tonight about the so-called "fake interpreter" and Nelson Mandela's memorial service.
South African news network ENCA is reporting that Thamsanqa Jantjie, who stood just three feet away from President Obama and many other world leaders as they delivered their speeches, has faced a long list of criminal charges in the past including murder, kidnapping, and rape.
Yesterday, Jantjie told CNN's David McKenzie in an interview that he suffers from schizophrenia, but claimed that it is "controllable." CNN has been unable to reach him for further comments.
Errol Barnett has more details on this unfolding story.
The tragic pattern of school shootings in America
Today's tragic events in Colorado bring up the question of what more can be done to ensure the safety of students in our country's schools.
Joining the discussion is HLN Law Enforcement Analyst Mike Brooks, school safety consultant Kenneth Trump, and CNN's Tom Foreman, who was based in Denver for 10 years and covered the Columbine shooting in 1999.
Student: Never thought this could happen here
Senior Eric Waugh was also in class when he heard the shots ring out, and he comes OutFront tonight to describe the chaotic aftermath and how he thinks the school will rally around this tragedy.
