Roughly 24 hours since first sharing her courageous and emotional story on "Piers Morgan Live," this evening Suzanne Haley returns with a heartwarming update.

During Monday's Oklahoma tornado which took the lives of two dozen people and left a trail of debris in its wake, the Special Education aide from Briarwood Elementary School was protecting a room full of students – including her own two daughters – when a piece of a desk impaled her leg. A single mom, Haley was initially concerned that insurance wouldn't cover her medical bills, as she was taken to a hospital not on her plan. However, after sharing her story live with Piers Morgan, Haley was contacted by the company who promised to cover the costs. Tonight the heroic teacher returns to the program live, sharing specific details of the conversation she had, and the relief she felt, when her insurance announced they'd be taking care of her.

Additionally, as the photo of them fleeing from Monday's twister has quickly become one of the storms most iconic images, tonight the Cobb family joins Morgan for a conversation likely to reveal the emotional impact that such a moment can have on parents and their children. FULL POST

On the heels of a devastating tornado that ripped through Oklahoma with the strength of 200 miles per hour winds, this evening at 9 and midnight "Piers Morgan Live" continues its coverage of a weather event that has left at least two dozen people dead, and countless injured and displaced.

On the ground, CNN's Chris Cuomo, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, and Gary Tuchman will speak live with Piers Morgan, providing the latest updates and details as the town of Moore continues to dig itself out from the rubble.

Additionally, country music star – and Moore native – Toby Keith will join the program with very personal insight on his home town, its history, and how such an event might impact his community.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday the "Piers Morgan Live" host will also interview doctors and families as the show will provide a sense of context and perspective of how great the physical and emotional toll has been since the tornado first emerged on Monday. FULL POST

As political pressure mounts in the nation's capital, this evening "Piers Morgan Live" welcomes the return of Donald Rumsfeld, a man all too familiar with the red-hot glare accustomed to those working under the Washington microscope.

Joining host Piers Morgan "In the Chair," Wednesday's live, primetime interview marks a return to the program for the nation's two-time Secretary of Defense, as past visits have seen Rumsfeld touch upon everything from a potential US invasion of Libya, to his initial reactions to 9/11, and Israel's willingness to share information with the United States government.

Amidst a week which has seen Barack Obama receive an unprecedented amount of scrutiny and criticism, the 80-year-old Rumsfeld is expected to share his expertise and insight on a collection of scandals currently facing the nation's highest office, including Benghazi and recent email links, the Department of Justice's decision to subpoena Associated Press phone records, and the IRS's reported targeting of various conservative groups, including the Tea Party.

Tune in at 9 for the full, face to face interview with the man who boasts the unique distinction of having been both the youngest and oldest person to ever serve as Secretary of Defense.
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On the backdrop of a fascinating CNN interview with Onil and Pedro Castro – the younger brothers of accused kidnapper and rapist Ariel Castro – this evening "Piers Morgan Live" will dig deeper into the mind and mentality of the man said to have kept three woman as hostages for the better part of a decade.

Having visited with Piers Morgan in the past, using his expertise to discuss the likes of Chris Dorner and Adam Lanza, tonight Dr. Xavier Amador returns to share his insights on the 52-year-old former school bus driver. A clinical psychologist and founder of LEAP Institute, Amador is the author of eight books, including the international best-seller, “I’m Not Sick, I Don’t Need Help.”

Meanwhile, joining the host from the ground in Cleveland, affiliate reporter Ed Gallek is back on the program with an update on a national test designed to reveal any additional crimes that can be attributed to Castro: FULL POST

This evening at 9, "Piers Morgan Live" will welcome legendary journalist Dan Rather for another live, primetime interview.

A frequent visitor to the New York studio, the seven-time Peabody Award winner is a broadcasting icon, and a master of rhetoric, in the past uttering such phrases as "making his fingernails sweat" and "the smell of victory in his nostrils" as part of his description of what was then a hotly-contested race for the Republican nomination.

In addition to Rather, tonight Piers Morgan fires up "The Grill" for a face to face discussion with Ben Shapiro. Returning to the program for the second time, this evening will bring about the sequel to an initial meeting which saw Shapiro accuse Morgan of dancing "on the graves of dead children," while crediting the need for assault weapons to "the prospective possibility of resistance to tyranny."

Meanwhile, on the heels of a bizarre story out of Florida, in which Pennsylvania woman Brenda Heist has recently emerged after having gone missing more than a decade ago, the host will speak live with Heist's ex-husband Lee, and the couples daughter, Morgan.

Tune in this evening at 9 as Rather brings his rhetoric, Shapiro helps ignite "The Grill," while the Heist family attempts to wrap their heads around the first sighting of Brenda since 2002.
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Coming up this evening at 9, "Piers Morgan Live" welcomes the return of Arnold Schwarzenegger for a live, face to face interview.

As part of a new segment entitled "In The Chair," the world famous bodybuilder turned actor, turned politician, will join Piers Morgan in studio for a passionate disucussion on immigration reform, as well as the Austrian-born Schwarzenegger's views of the "American Dream."

The former governor of California, and a seven-time Mr. Olympia, tonight's appearance will be the 65-year-old's second visit to the program, as during his first stint he spoke honestly about his extra-marital affair, while also offering debate advice to Barack Obama and Mitt Romney as the pair went head-to-head in advance of the 2012 presidential election.

Tune in at 9 for an episode that will see Morgan invite Schwarzenegger to have a seat "In The Chair," while also covering the latest news out of Boston with CNN's Jake Tapper, and welcoming Huff Post Live's Abby Huntsman and Marc Lamont Hill to share their insight on Tuesday's freshest and most polarizing topics.
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Amidst new reports that suspected bombers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had targeted New York's Times Square for another terror attack, this evening "Piers Morgan Live" invites John Miller to share his insight and expertise.

Formerly the chief FBI Spokesman, Miller is currently a senior correspondent for CBS News, and may be most well known for his 1998 interview with Osama bin Laden. A nine-time Emmy Award winner, Miller will join Piers Morgan for a live, face to interview that figures to touch upon all aspects of the Boston Marathon bombings and subsequent investigation.

Meanwhile, with her son Aaron in a Boston hospital recovering from injuries sustained during the explosions, tonight Katherine Hern will speak live with the host, updating her child's health, and sharing his story publicly for the very first time.

Also, on a day which sees all five living presidents together in Texas for the dedication of the George W. Bush presidential library, FULL POST