So today has been one of those days. I ran out of my apartment after our morning call today and suddenly realized I'd forgotten both my keys and wallet. So I ran over to "60 Minutes" to work on a script for a story I've shot for them, and then ran over to CNN to work on tonight's broadcast.
I'm now in a taxi (I borrowed some cash) and am heading to the Museum of Natural History for final meetings about our "CNN Heroes" event tonight. The stories of these heroes are really inspiring, and I think tonight should be a fun program.
I'm particularly looking forward to Mary J. Blige performing. "360" will be on right after the "Heroes" broadcast at 11pm ET and we'll focus on Mitt Romney's speech about religion. He said religious liberty "is fundamental to America's greatness."
Romney, as you know, is the first Mormon to run for president. Do you think his religion is an obstacle? Would love to hear from you.
Plus, Gary Tuchman has talked to a friend of Robert Hawkins, the Omaha mall shooter, and we'll have new details.
--By Anderson Cooper