COOPER: Coming up, find out who's on the "Ridiculist" tonight, but first, let's get caught up with some of the other stories. Isha is back with the "360 News and Business Bulletin" -- Isha.</s>SESAY: Anderson, at the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial, the promoter for singer's comeback concert was back on the stand. Randy Philips told the court he slapped and screamed at Jackson because he was, quote, "nerve wracked" before the announcement of his comeback tour. The AEG Live CEO said it was a miracle that, quote, "a drunk and despondent" Jackson finally appeared at the London news conference. Philips also said it was a highly charged situation days before Jackson died. Former South African President Nelson Mandela remains in intensive care with a recurring lung infection. The 94-year-old has been in and out of the hospital in recent years. Apple CEO has unveiled a new operating system for iPhones and iPads, a new IOS 7. It radically changes the look of touch screens and Siri gets a new voice. The new system debuts this fall. Anderson, Prince Harry wowed the crowd at a military air show in England over the weekend. The co-pilot formed some death defying stunts in an Apache helicopter, quite the daredevil.</s>COOPER: Isha, thanks very much. Coming up, the "Ridiculist," find out who's on it tonight and I think you're going to like it.
Promoter: I Slapped A "Drunk And Despondent" Michael Jackson; Mandela Hospitalized With Lung Infection