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Youre the former chairman of the republican national committee. >> yeah. >> does it make political sense for mitt romney to release more tax returns? >> i think politically it does. at this stage of the game and ive said this for several weeks now. i think that somewhere in the five to seven range of years back i think would give people a sense of what hes done and i think a lot of this noise goes away. the brew ha-ha with harry reid becomes a footnote. and the country can focus on things that m...

the shooter who brought death and horror to a sikh temple in wisconsin was a u.s. army veteran discharged more than a decade ago for misconduct. authorities say the gunman may have had ties to white supremacists, and neighbors say he played in a far right wing punk band. were learning more about how the shocking rampage left six victims and the gunman dead. brian todd is joining us from oak creek, wisconsin, right outside milwaukee. brian, whats the very latest? >> reporter: wolf, we h...

soccer star whose heart stopped 78 minutes and he lives to tell all about it. this is "pie morgan tonight" tonight from london. not just a good evening from london, a great evening for america, thanks to gabby douglas. makes the u.s. proud, the first to win team gold and individual all around gold for gymnastics. thats not the only record. shes the first black woman to achieve that honor. truly an historic day. and 20 medal are now for michael phelps. wins the 200 meter medley. for the...

finally, a jobs report that beats expectations. sure, expectations were low, under 100,000, but look at this official net gain for july. 163,000. thats the most new jobs since february. the unemployment rate, meanwhile, a separate survey ticked up last month to 8.3%. christine romans watching this all-important gauge of economic vitality, shall we say. would you call the july numbers vital? i would say its vital to the presidents re-election prospects and vital to every single family i...

too. ee van der holyfield. lennox lewis. and the extraordinary story of a soccer star whose heart stopped 78 minutes and he lives to tell all about it. this is "piers morgan tonight" tonight from london. not just a good evening from london, a great evening for america, thanks to gabby douglas. makes the u.s. proud, the first to win team gold and individual all around gold for gymnastics. thats not the only record. shes the first black woman to achieve that honor. truly an historic day....

lennox lewis. easy, man. and the extraordinary story of a soccer star whose heart stopped for 78 minutes and he lived. this is "piers morgan the night." it is not just a good evening from london, but a great evening for america. gabby wins the team gold and the all-around gymnast to win gold and she is also the first african-american woman to achieve that honor. and make that 20 medals for michael phelps, the best of all time wins the 200 individual medley in some style with ryan l...

Scientists. they made the atomic bomb. in the name of science effectively. people were distrustful of scientists. they made sure they didnt do anything the public may be squared of. they said they were objective ultimate trust worthy. we are not going to blow up the world we are going to make the world a better place. >> even albert einstein you say theres a big myth about him. si einstein proved the theory of relative vit. >> (inaudible). >> he was brilliant but e equals mc squared? >> not quit...

They produced the atomic bomb and nerve disbas experiments on prisoners of war. in the name of science, effectively. so people who were very distrustful of scientists. and the scientists knew this and then they made sure that they department do anything that the public would be scared of and so they portrayed themselves as trustworthy and reliable. we are not going to blow up the world. were going to make it a better place. >> you said that albert einstein -- i was taught came up and proved the ...

They produced the atomic bomb and nerve disbas experiments on prisoners of war. in the name of science, effectively. so people who were very distrustful of scientists. and the scientists knew this and then they made sure that they department do anything that the public would be scared of and so they portrayed themselves as trustworthy and reliable. we are not going to blow up the world. were going to make it a better place. >> you said that albert einstein -- i was taught came up and proved the ...

He wrote that in a footnote to a paper. he said, of course, this isnt rigorous, but lets go on. his colleagues knew this and pointed tout him that he was having none of t. but by the end of his life -- >> auto biography. >> he covered every other thing he had done. but he left "e" equals mc squared out. >> you argue that science should admit this stuff. >> absolutely. i think it makes scientists human. >> people will be scared of them again? >> i dont think we will. we are scared of people who a...