--Anderson CooperWhen a story like the Bhutto assassination breaks everyone stops whatever they are doing and gets to a phone as quickly as possible.
I was on vacation but am now heading back into New York. I've spent the last couple of hours discussing with my team what our coverage plans are for tonight, whether we can get visas to get into Pakistan, what flights leave and when.
It's always a point of discussion, you want to be on the air tonight for "360", but at the same time you want to try to get there as quickly as possible. I will be on air tonight, and I guess we'll figure it out after that.
The last two years something has always happened around this time. Two years ago there was the tsunami, last year the day after New Year's there was the Sago Mine tragedy.
Last night when I went to bed I thought to myself, "looks like this year nothing bad will happen."