July 17: Former NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Brokaw and former CBS Evening News anchor Dan Rather discuss the way Walter Cronkite's passion for news made him a pioneer, particularly in combining the roles of anchor and reporter. Full story
July 17: Legendary titan of news broadcasting, Walter Cronkite has died at the age of 92.
July 17: Brian Williams, managing editor and anchor of NBC Nightly News, talks with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow about Walter Crokite's legacy and his memories of the newscasting titan.
July 17: Obama's first pitch, shattered teleprompter and a New Zealand brothel used to raise money for Olympic taekwondo training. It's all in Willie Geist's top three stories of the week.
July 17: Politico’s Roger Simon and MSNBC contributor Maria Teresa Kumar debate whether President Obama’s failure to get all Democrats on board for the Employee Free Choice Act bodes poorly for future fights.
July 17: An Ed Show political panel talks about the top headlines of the day including news that Gov. Mark Sanford, R-S.C., known for being frugal, often flew first class on taxpayers’ dollars.
July 17: CNBC’s Ron Insana talks about the recession outlook after stronger-than-expected earnings at four at the nation’s banks were reported.
October 2006, Virginia Beach, Va.: Anna Creamer told friends her husband Kenny had shot her with a crossbow "accidentally." She survived, and according to a these friends, was "very light-hearted about the whole situation." But three months later, there was another incident. Watch it on MSNBC this Saturday at 10 p.m. ET.
July 15: Rieva Lesonsky, CEO and founder of SMB Connects, and Michael Port, creator of Book Yourself Solid and author of "The Think Big Manifesto: Think You Can't Change Your Life (and the World)? Think Again," provide their secrets to entrepreneurial success.
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