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July 15: Some reports say Osama bin Laden wanted to target President Obama and that he may have been plotting an attack on Air Force One. US officials say there’s no evidence his plans got beyond the wish list level. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.

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July 15: NBC’s Stephanie Gosk and ITN”s Sarah Smith talk about Rupert Murdoch’s meeting with the family of a murdered teen whose phone was hacked by News of the World.

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July 15: Dr. Deepak Chopra shares his thoughts on human behavior and other topics.

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July 15: MSNBC’s Martin Bashir shares his thoughts on the pat down of the former Secretary of State and when the TSA will have gone too far.

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July 15: The son of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour is ordered to serve 16 months in jail for his part in protests in the streets of London last December. Msnbc.com’s Al Stirrett reports.

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July 15: Joking that he meant to call for pizza, President Obama talks with Atlantis' crew during the final mission for the shuttle program. NBC’s Jay Barbree reports.

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July 15: State Sen. Mark Leno, D-Calif., who wrote the bill talks about the landmark victory.

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July 15: In an effort to switch towards digital technology, 44 states no longer require students to learn cursive. Radio host Michael Smerconish discusses.

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July 15: USA Today’s Kevin Johnson and Alan Gomez share details from the study they conducted.

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July 15: Authorities in Louisiana have finally caught up with a man alleged to be the "Bentley Bandit," who is thought to be connected to a long string of luxury car thefts in multiple states. Msnbc.com’s Al Stirrett reports.

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July 15: Chef Chuck Hughes shows how to make poutine, the ultimate Canadian comfort food, and creates a special lobster version for Kathie Lee and Hoda.

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July 15: Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski gets Rep. Paul Ryan’s take on the current status of the debt negotiations. Ryan says that part of the GOP budget plan is to close tax loopholes, but that tax increases would hurt economic growth.

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July 15: Charlie Cook of the Cook Political Report join Morning Joe’s discussion of Must-Read Op-Eds, and says that the new GOP has rewritten history to ignore President Reagan's decisions when it came to raising taxes when necessary.

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July 15: News You Can’t Use: Willie Geist takes a look at a British anchor’s awkward introduction of Vanity Fair journalist Michael Wolff… as a baseball expert.

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July 15: NBC’s Richard Engel is in Giza, Egypt to explore the pyramids and look beneath Imhotep’s magnificent Step Pyramid.

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July 15: The Morning Joe panel, including Al Sharpton and New York Magazine’s John Heilemann, weigh the compromises on the table for debt ceiling negotiators and the benefits of cutting $4 trillion in taxes and cutting corporate tax loopholes.

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July 15: The Morning Joe panel, including Richard Haass and New York Magazine’s John Heilemann discuss the debt negotiations, and Sen. Harry Reid chiding Rep. Eric Cantor’s “childish” behavior.

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July 15: Willie Geist takes a look at the top three stores of the week, including Herman Cain’s Gospel album, the convict on the dating show, and the political back-and-forth over the debt ceiling.

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July 15: Casey Anthony is expected to be released from jail this weekend and fears of possible vigilante justice have led law enforcement to take extreme security measures. NBC’s Lilia Luciano reports.

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July 15: The man accused of the brutal kidnapping and killing of an 8-year-old New York City boy has been ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation. NBC’s Jeff Rossen reports.