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6:20AM Paula Szuchman, Reporter, Wall Street Journal and Nivi Szuchman, Paula’s Husband, on her WSJ blog talking about the "downside of marriage by e-mail".  In the blog she complained about the lack of response she was getting from her husband, leading her to rethink the way we communicate to our spouses.  What was her husband’s reaction? What about her readers?

6:40AM David Epstein, Reporter, Sports Illustrated and Dr. Steven Flanagan, Professor and Chair, Dept. of Rehabilitation Medicine at NYU Langone Medical Center, on the magazine’s cover story.  Epstein reports on a groundbreaking new Purdue University study on head injuries.  It could permanently alter how football is played.  Flanagan weighs in on how we can better protect players.

7:40AM Deborah Hersman, Chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, on the organization’s two-day forum probing the safety of "code sharing" agreements – where one airline places its code on a flight operated by another airline, then sells and issues tickets for that flight. What does this mean for your safety?

7:50AM Sir Michael Caine, Actor and Author, on his legendary career and his new book “The Elephant to Hollywood”.  What is his biggest piece of advice for young actors?

8:20AM Max Kellerman, CNN Contributor and Christine Romans, with reaction on LeBron James' new ad for Nike titled “Rise”.  Plus, we’ll recap James’ first game with the Miami Heat.

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