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Olympic games, i mean whats he going to do in israel? look around and go, you know what -- >> im a tad bit worried about the trip to israel. >> i think the palestinians probably should have all of jerusalem. i mean then whats he going to do in poland, hitler was right? you dont do this! >> polish jokes. >> whats he doing? polish jokes and -- in poland. what a stumble yesterday. >> that was a big stumble. thats our lead story this morning. obviously it has an olympic connection so well go to will...

Athletes not just, you know, all the hard work they put into their game but also their personal stories, their families, which is why we wanted to photograph inside their homes, inside the training camps, inside their gyms, and show the personal side. every single athlete in this issue has an amazing, incredible story of overcoming the odds. hard to pick. >> who do you think, obviously michael phelps is somebody we know, ryan lochte, this good-looking kid that will be on a lot of covers, who do ...

Summer interludes and abandoned out on the turnpike. can you keep reading? thats great. beautifully written. chuck todd. >> apparently im supposed to -- im not going to pretend to be a bruce expert. david, you sound like this is -- you know, not to create generational warfare here, but this is, you know, you baby boomers sticking together. >> this baby boomer is really influential on really young bands like arcade fire and so on. >> that is true. >> if you went to about any musician in their 20s...

Report their covers -- hate to do this to you. nine elections so far. i think i may have you beat. washington bureau chief at "usa today." thank you for joining us. first of all, i want to ask jason about the vetting process. what do you ask about? we were going through dangers here. now put them in regular english so everybody will know. you are a married guy, right? girl friends, drugs? >> ask a lot of questions about your sex life. have you paid for sex, any sex tapes? have you ever had a hom...

Better. point i want to mention before i want to emphasize about co-pays and deductibles. some republican governors are saying why arent we using health savings accounts for people who are poor but might have some money that might get a tax break for paying out-of-pocket? bill, i always believed strongly if a patient pays out-of-pocket theyre more aware what theyre getting. if they have a co-pay or they have a deductible, even if it is medicaid, they may not use the insurance unnecessarily. bill...

who is the best? spits or phelps. >> the peak of both of you, who would win? >> selfishly maybe i might beat him. >> spitss inspiring advice and escape from a terror attack with the whole world watching. this is piers morgan tonight. >> mark spits is a true olympic legend long before michael phelps was swimming in the pool. he won seven gold medals and 40 years later he remains an icon and american hero. welcome. >> my pleasure. >> whats it like being an american icon? >> probably more...

five-network counterattack. >> the truth is that i left any role at bain capital in february of 99. said good-bye to my colleagues. they took over the business. this is reckless and absurd on his part. >> this magazine cover says the internet is driving us all crazy. not just distracted by gadgets, but in the serious. mental illness, depressive/obsessive/compulsive sense. is that nuts? plus, diane sawyer taking a very different approach to the nightly newscast than brian williams and...

would win? >> selfishly maybe i might beat him. >> spitss inspiring advice and escape from a terror attack with the whole world watching. this is piers morgan tonight. >> mark spitz is a true olympic legendong before michael phelps was swimming in the pool. he won seven gold medals and 40 years later he remains an icon and american hero. welcome. >> my pleasure. >> whats it like being an american icon? >> probably more than not being an icon. i thrusted into that opportunity in 1972 an...

Still without electricity today. a series of deadly storms knocking out power more than a week ago. overseas, libyans voting in the first parliamentary election in more than 50 years following the ousting of former dictator moammar gadhafi. enthusiasm over the election is not as widespread in the nations east. reports protesters havebeen burning ballot boxes. >> eric: summer time and many of us listen to the ipods and you talk on your smart phones while at the beach. if you get one little grain ...

Level. in some ways perhaps even in a violent way. >> youre talking about jfk, right? >> i am. >> and there are probably others. when does that matter in the history books, in the way we prop people up and remember them? why do we have to call them heros or whatever on covers of books we obsess about them about when they are truly abhorrent human beings on some levels? >> it matters in the biographies. think a biographer when theyre writing about these people and this will happen with jfk over t...