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They're big numbers and add up quickly and your insurance doesn't always cover everything. randi kaye has one family's story. >> reporter: terence foley embraced life. he spoke six languages, even taught himself arabic. he played more than 16 musical instrumented and earned his phd in his 60s. so when terence was diagnosed with kidney cancer in 2000, he was determined to beat it. his wife, amanda bennett, says they never gave much thought to how much it would cost. they had health care coverage. that first operation to remove his kidney you say cost about $25,000. this was just the beginning. ...

Down the street from where i'm sitting right now. yesterday we went in search of the best royal wedding souvenirs and, man, did we find some gems. from ash trays to toilet seats. yes, will and kate toilet seats. we'll show you the best and the worst later on in the show and ahead on morning joe. but first let's get to the news. a trove of more than 700 classified documents is giving new insight into the detainees held at guantanamo bay. the information based on documents leaked by wikileaks and written between february 2002 and january 2009 take a look at the prisoner's histories as well as it...