As a member of the news media, I understand the need for TV crews, photojournalists and reporters to flock to an area like Haiti, recently devastated by the earthquake. They capture all ranges of human emotion and can help tell the stories of millions of people in need.

Having said that, I was disturbed last night watching a piece that Anderson Cooper was reporting on from Haiti. The scene was very powerful. The video was amazing. Capturing a young girl being stuck under the rubble, screaming for help, and then finally being freed. It was very compelling video.

But why did Anderson Cooper need to show himself sitting on top of the rubble, trying to jam a microphone under the rubble to hear this girls screams. Why did HE need to appear in it at all? It was SO much stronger with the narration. He actually ruined the piece for me. - and even worse, had me question his motives for being there. Why is he there? To help further his career? To win awards? To show to himself that he can cover such events? There is no reason he should have been in that piece and the countless angles he appeared in the frames.

The media often gets labeled as being vultures. Most of the time, I feel it is an unjust claim. However, this is a situation that is bigger than Anderson Cooper. And frankly, he should let the stories tell themselves and be hiding BEHIND the camera. Not shamelessly sticking his mug into as many shots as possible.

I was a CNN non stop watcher from its onset years ago.

I can no longer watch CNN at all.

Between the Lou Dobbs Birther garbage, your refusal to air a commercial opposing Lou Dobbs and the birther crazyiness...and now the final straw...Refusing To Run Health Care Ads Critical Of the Insurance Industry...it is clear that your network is totally bias to the Right Wing and their Corporate owners...in particular the pharmacutical insurance industries!!!

From this point on I will only get my news from MSNBC. You have lost a viewer forever!

I am sick of Nanc Grace and her uncaring way to report news. Her broadcasts of Michael Jackson's death are unacceptable and need to be stopped. CNN needs to open their eyes and do something before they loose all their viewers. Its one thing to report news, but Nancy thinks she is the judge and jury of people and I am sick of her, which in turn makes me not like CNN.

I have stood by and let things she says go to the wayside, but the way she has reported the death of our King of Pop, will not be put on the wayside. He was acquitted of charges, he was not guilty and she can not keep reporting that she thinks he was or allowing others to voice that he was guilty. I watched a good report from Hannity the other night and as soon as someone said something about his molestation charges Hannity shut them down saying he was acquitted. Thats good reporting, rather than listen to a hairbrained woman with a firey tongue continue to make statements of his guilt. I wont' stand for hit, If CNN does not remove her nasty tongue then I will no long watch CNN. I can only hope someday Anderson Cooper finds his way to Fox News. He is way too good for CNN and their idiot reporters.

I am complaining about your company, and especially your host Anderson Cooper. He was on Tuesday night making vulgar comments about the Tea Party rallies. I do not appreciate the comments he made, basically moking the American public. I will never watch your station or promote anything affiliated with your company again.

Thanks,

Maria

I have written to you guys before about this problem with no response back. There is a dramatic difference in the volume between your regular programing and certain comercials. You can hear the reciever click over and the volume gets twice as loud. It is very annoying. I can't watch your programing in the late evening because of the dramatic difference of volume. Please help!

Thank You
John Goulding