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The reason for that is because the picture kind of promotes a celebrity status which is not the case here. >> are you glad then the chains are pulling it from the newsstands given theyve had had other controversial covers in the past, like charles manson even? >> i think the reports on charles manson, this really doesnt compare in some way, i think charles manson may have had some sort of music background. my belief of this magazine, "the rolling stone," has something to do with music and i dont...

Some of the past covers that royaled some people. cult leader, mass killer charles manson graced the cover. also back in 1972, david cassidy. john lennon and yoko ohno. britney spears provocatively prosing at 17. lady gaga showing off a pair of guns. the cast of vampire series "true blood" covered in blood. a lot of people talked about those through the years. this isnt new. but the cover featuring the alleged boston bomber could have a much more significant impact than any of those covers of ye...

♪ 21 minutes before the top of the hour. bob, it is not you. welcome back, everyone. when you think of rolling stone magazine covers, names like bruce springsteen come to mind, paul mccartney, bob dillon, lady gaga. on august 3rd, they chose the terrorist suspected of killing four, wounding over 260 at the boston marathon during the days that followed. outrage has been widespread, i am heartened by that, with some chains like cvs and walgreens refusing to sell it. rolling stone editors respo...

>> i think if mr. snowden thought what he did was right, he ought to come back and make his case in front of americas courts. if he can make his case, the court will teach him but the fact that hes asking for asylum indicates he knew what he was doing was wrong and it was improper. the best scenario is that he comes back to the united states, the country that he is a citizen of, and face the music. >> senator jon tester, thank you so much. thanks, sir, for being with us today. >> thanks, andrea....

Breakdown of his family. his parents got divorced. his brother kind of got sucked into this islamic fundamentalism. you know, its still hard to draw that line between a popular, well-adjusted young man and the images we saw from boston and the horror that everybody experienced in boston. but thats -- were getting a little closer with this story. >> of course, with controversy comes conversation. were talking about it today. is that kind of the point here, putting something thats potentially conv...

Just had to bring that up. jon corzine is the guy they were looking at for half a billion dollars. anyway, obama care. unraveling in. >> you know, if you have the unions who dont like this bill, and you know big business and small business doesnt like the bill, young people dont like it, senior citizens arent too enamored by it. who is left that really is very supportive of the bill? the reason a lot of unions are taking a second look at this -- probably wouldnt have passed in the first mails if...

Carnage." he leaves behind his wife. they married in 2008 and had a little girl last year. he also had a 13-year-old son from a previous marriage. james gandolfini was 51 years old. >> steve: its too soon. the covers of the tabloids here in new york city, on the cover of the post today, heart attack kills james gandolfini, tony soprano is dead. heart attack killed him. tony is dead at 51 years old. hes a guy from new jersey. he was born in westwood, new jersey. a great story. his parents came ov...

Feel to the place in which we live here. so its a difficult experience to go through. we are very, very blessed that weve got a good support structure and lots of family here and able to get our belongings out in time. >> well, i wish you and your family all the very best in rebuilding your lives after such an appalling thing to hit you and the community. i really do and thank you both very much indeed for joining me. >> thank you, piers. ill return to the other big story, administration intel...

Last four years. they told the senate committee he has nothing to hide. he believes the efforts were saving lives. >> its dozens of terrorists events that these have helped prevent. this is not us doing something under the covers. this is what we are doing on behalf of all of us for the good of this country. >> he told senators that americans expect the government to protect them with these programs. >> the man who exposed the surveillance operation is in hide thg morning, but not staying silent...

Won? almost every single one have ties to the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini. jalilis slogan is "no compromise, no submission, only jalili." another cleric has talked about constructive interaction with the world, but what does that really mean? were going to be there. its an "outfront" special report live from iran thursday and friday night. well see you from tehran. finally tonight, you get to pick what cnn covers. its a new initiative called "change the list." go to cnn.com/changethelist...