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from bringing home the gold and plenty of chances today. for the women it starts with soccer and then hit the mats for gymnast gymnastics. for the guys, nothing but net and swish. then swimmer michael phelps already a world record holder, but today this is a race like no other. not just going for the gold, he's trying to make history. once again, zain verjee, no pressure for phelps, right? >> no, it's just an easy, breezy thing. just a few hours back there in aquatics centre. a name you'll hear a lot today, she is a former soviet gymnast and she actually holds the world record for th...

Provocative. most of the time, the verdict is no, mr. obama does not approve. mitt romney's campaign does not escape mention. the press aides insist on quote approval, if any of mr. romney's five sons are interviewed, even a chance conversation is subject to this rule. the campaign has the final word -- revisit and consent is the policy, said one furious observer. the battle between sources of reporters is an old one, but the stack -- the stakes are higher, as editorial snipers latch on to every word. it's more like sports or entertainment, where combat instead of real issues drive the race to...

the housing meltdown took down with it countless homeowners. in fact i'm probably talk about many of you. today federal and state officials announced a $26 billion foreclosure settlement aimed at righting some of the wrong. the settlement was made with five of the nation's largest home lenders. let's bring ali velshi. what will this mean for homeowners? >> citi group, bank of america, wells fargo and -- it's $26 billion and it's going to spread out the pot this way. first of all no more robo signing home foreclosure. if you were foreclosed on you may get $2,000. if your home is under...

Don't know that china's had nuclear weapons since the 1960s. and i think it's run out the string. and i think there's a certain as you say there's a bar you have to cross. he hasn't crossed it. in terms of the secret service detail, that's about keeping the press at bay. that's not a good precedence. >> oh, really? what makes you say that? >> because the reporters have been trying to ask him a lot of followup sque kwes about foreign policy issues and been pushed aside by his press aides. now they say they need secret service to avoid having these confrontations with reporters. >> and yet herma...

this hour about the issues at hand. also meet the new generation of flash mobs. kids using social media to commit crimes. what happened to the days of dancing and singing in the middle of the mall? hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. we start with breaking news. there's a lot of news. i want to get you caught up. it's out of libya tonight. a rebel spokesman says anti-government troops have now entered the capital. and cnn's senior correspondent matthew chance is live in tripoli. we spoke with you not long ago. what are you seeing and hearing now? >> reporter: the situation appears to...