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6:10AM  We're breaking down the vote in the UK with John Burns, London Bureau Chief at the New York Times.

6:30AM  John Avlon joins us with an oil disaster edition of Wingnuts of the Week.

7:40AM  Football Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor arrested and charged with raping a 16-year-old girl – we'll look at the story with Max Kellerman from HBO Sports and Pablo Torre, Writer-Reporter at Sports Illustrated.

8:10AM  He's seen the oil spill up close and personal – we'll ask Larry Schweiger, President & CEO of National Wildlife Federation about what damage he's spotted – and its implications for the future.

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6:40AM  Inside the Times Square investigation – David Kelly, fmr. WTC prosecutor, and Jack Rice, fmr. CIA Officer, on the arrest of Faisal Shahzad.

7:10AM  Links to Pakistan – we'll trace Shazad's path, and its significance, with fmr. CIA officer Peter Brookes and Nick Schmidle, Fellow at the New America Foundation.

7:40AM  A single Northern Gannet seabird  – the first wildlife casualty from the oil spill in the Gulf. What's being done to prevent more? We'll ask Randy Pausina from the Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife & Fisheries and Ken Rosenberg, Dir. of Conservation Science at Cornell.

8:40AM  Addressing the organ donor crisis – New York Assemblyman Richard Brodsky on his push for a controversial "presumed consent" law that asks people to "opt-out" of donating rather than "opt-in".

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6:30AM  Who's the 2010 National Teacher of the Year? They'll join us live…

7:30AM  Financial reform – knocked down again. Sen. Chris Dodd on what's being done to get the votes needed to pass the bill.

7:50AM Dangerous air – 175 million Americans still suffer pollution levels that are often too toxic to breathe, according to the American Lung Association. Janice Nolan, from the ALA, on what needs to be done to lower these levels.

8:30AM Midde-schoolers, R-rated movies, drinking…. related? Yes, according to a Dartmouth Medical School study. Dr. Susanne Tanski joins us to break down the new findings.

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6:30AM  Craiglist expects a 22% increase in revenue this year – mainly off of ads for prostitution. Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal & Nicholas Thompson, Sr. Editor at Wired Magazine on the website’s controversial new profit.

7:10AM  Financial reform – shot down in the Senate. Gerald Seib, Washington Exec. Editor at the Wall Street Journal and A.B. Stoddard, Associate Editor & Columnist at the Hill on the winners and losers of this vote – and what's next.

7:30AM  Goldman Sachs in the hot seat – Sen. Claire McCaskill on what to expect in tomorrow's Congressional hearing.

8:10AM   5 months – 113 homicides – does the National Guard need to step in to stop the violence in Chicago? We'll ask Community Organizer Mark S. Allen and Illinois State Rep. LaShawn Ford.

8:30AM  With Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas invited to Washington by President Obama – where do we stand in the peace process? Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., Michael Oren joins us.

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6:30AM  The senate race is heating up in Florida: as Marc Rubio picks up GOP endorsements, will Rep. Gov. Charlie Crist change to an independent? We'll ask Adam Smith, Political Editor at the St. Petersburg Times.

7:30AM  Goldman Sachs – who knew what, when, and does it add up to fraud?  We're talking to BusinessWeek's Roben Farzad and our own Christine Romans on what we can expect from Tuesday's Congressional hearing.

8:30AM  The controversial immigration law was signed into law Friday – but is it actually constitutional? We'll ask CNN Senior Legal Analyst, Jeffrey Toobin.

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