here bill press and mary kate carrey a former speechwriter for bush 41 and contributing editor for "uss and world report." a lot of people got upset with us yesterday when we brought up the question could it be an unintentional upstaging by the former president? some thought we'd thrown this out there a little too early. sure enough i look in papers and articles, people are asking did bill clinton upstage president obama and secretary of state clinton? did he? and was that by design. >> this is a moment i think we all ought to celebrate. i cried when i saw those women walk do you want steps of that plane. it was a beautiful moment. we say to the president mission accomplished to president clinton but also to president obama, you know how i'd answer your question? with another question which is how long did president clinton speak today at the airport. >> it was masterful the way it was orchestrated having al gore there. >> probably very hard for him. >> but the reality is, we know that he did not do it alone. we also know from some of the reporting he went over there and he knew that h

kate. >> young hero. thanks, ron. >>> back out to marysol, in montauk, new york. and the rest of the weather for the rest of the country. mary>> good morning, bill and kate. good morning, everyone. we go straight to the maps. severe weather for folks in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. the weather you see here today has nothing to do with hurricane bill. we could see pop-up thunderstorms and showers. 60-mile-per-hour, to 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts. we can't rule out flash flooding or hail. behind that system, we have below-normal temperatures. it's starting to feel a lot like wall in the great lakes area. these temperatures are just about 5 to 15 degrees below normal. so, they stop taking those drugs during pregnancy. now, both psychiatrists and obstetricians are saying it may be okay for some pregnant women to keep taking those powerful medication. and dr. marie savard is here to sore sort it out for us. good morning. >> good morning, kate. >> this is such an interesting set of guidelines that's come out. what's so significant about them saying this? >> first of all, untreated depression during pregnancy is serious. the

mary. >> good morning, kate. >> you have a whole bunch of kids all different ages and they go to what school? >> -- and modeling school. >> who is this? >> mia. >> she's wearing a beautiful cardigan. the cute pencil back as well. show us the back. show us the back. >> and so this, as in most of this stuff came from old navy? >> yes, most of it came from old navy at securities square mall. >> who is next? >> we have mya -- maya next. >> this is really cute clam -- cute! >> this is really cute. >> do they make these in adult sizes? >> they might. we just saw two little girls all in pink. is that what we will see when we walk into the stores? >> you will probably see mostly pink but there are other collars. >> thank you, maya. we have another backpacker here. >> she's sporting a vest. vests are definitely in for the season. turn around and show us your book bag. >> she also has a cute pair of slacks. >> they are from old navy, too. >> are those comfortable? >> yes. >> thank you, hun. >> and joy is next. >> joy. >> this is cute. >> yes. she's showing us the logo old navy t-shirt. >> and i love t

and all that was left of kate marie was her head, that i was able to take. >> simon: martin heidgen, a 24- year-old insurance salesman, was driving the pickup truck. he suffered minor injuries. he had a blood alcohol content over three times the legal limit. on the night of the flynn's wedding, heidgen was drinking at a friend's party in this house on long island. his friends told him not to drive; he did, anyway, for about three miles-- the wrong way-- on the parkway before slamming into the flynn's limousine and tearing their lives apart. >> jennifer flynn: the sadness and despair that is with me every day, i can't even put into words. >> neil flynn: i relive the crash. i think about it every day. i have nightmare's about it every night. and i live my life without my daughter because of it. >> kathleen rice: one of the compelling things about this case is that it really ripped the mask off drunk driving. >> simon: kathleen rice is the district attorney who prosecuted the case. >> rice: as a career prosecutor, i know that tough penalties for drunk driving save lives... >> simon: get

back to kate and bill back in new york. >> okay, mary. thanks so much. see if the president has to change his travel plans because of the storm. >> right, right. >>> let's get a look at the other top stories. good morning, ron. >> good morning, bill. and kate. good morning, everyone. libyan leader moammar ghadafi has met with the pan am bomber with a hug. and praised scotland's decision to free him on humanitarian grounds. there's a photo showing al megrahi, with his family. the family members of those kidded in the lockerbie bombing has expressed outrage at the hero's welcome that megrahi has received in libya. >>> taliban militants cut fingers off of two voters, that were covered with indelible ink to shothey had voted. the election results could be released as early as next week. more from abc's nick schifrin. >> reporter: the streets of kabul today, there's a sense of relief. millions of afghans went to the polls in the country's second presidential election on thursday. despite taliban threats. those threats did not derail the vote. >> i was struck b

to put down mary todd lincoln in an effort to prop up abraham lincoln to present him as the long-suffering man? >> who here has read socrates? who here reads shakespeare and knows about katek there is in the male consciousness, of this feeling that a great man cannot always have, what should i say an average life? so what mary lincoln does in this oppositional view to mary todd is to give the americans there he wrote he doesn't even have to have the good wife. in fact, he has a bad life. and their four americans can either make into lincoln a greater icon that he might otherwise have been. i do see a tempestuous woman who was not ordinary in any way and might be called the disorderly in the sense that we use that of women who step outside of their time. i do see that mary lincoln can play that abundantly important role in the mythologies of american heroes. is that a proper answer? >> it is an excellent answer. >> a question for the professor you mentioned three characteristics that lincoln had to help him role. i wonder if the one about hope/faith could go into those going back into the paradoxical fact he was not religious but he read the bible quite a bit and new the s

mary lincoln in an effort to prop up abraham lincoln and present him that's long suffering man in them to. >> who here reads soccer -- socrates and knows about zantipi and who reads shakespeare and knows about kate think there is in the male consciousness this feeling that a great -- great men can't always have... what should i say average wives and so what mary lincoln does in this oppositional view to mary todd is to give the americans their heroed unsimmed -- he doesn't even have to have the good wife, in fact he wants a bad wife. and therefore, americans can either make into lincoln even a greater icon than he might otherwise have been. so i do see that a tem pes tus woman, not ordinary in any way and -- might be called disorderly in the sense that we use that of women who step outside of their time, i do see mary lincoln can play that abundantly important role in the mythology of american heros. is that a proper answer. >> an excellent answer. >> yes, sir? >> question for professor symonds you mentioned three characteristics lincoln had that helped him rule. i wonder if the one about hope/faith could be added to those three. even though it is a paradoxal fact since he was not a very religio

kate gosselin and nadya suleman jumping back into the media spotlight. >>> and in the next hour, john king breaks down the sound of sunday with james carville and mary matalin. %%%%%%%%%% >>> they were reality show stars who most of america, including me, had never heard of, at least until he started cheating and they split up and the gossip magazines couldn't get enough of jon and kate and the eight kids. and this week the newly separated kate gosselin was on "the today show." >> by the time there were those rumors swirling about with jon with other women. when i sat down with you in may, had he already moved out of the house by that point, kate? >> to be very honest, i don't remember. there's so much going on. >> and now we are hearing from him that he had started up a relationship in may with this young woman, haley glassman, 22 years old. were you shocked at that revelation. >> i was shocked, but it -- those things, to be very honest, that's his life, they don't affect me directly at this point. >> but it's got to be hurtful. >> well, it is hurtful. >> reporter: while the tlc reality show warps into jon without kate, television is bringing back

mary. i'm from hobo junction, new york. >> jimmy: hobo junction, very good. i know where that is. i love that. now, you're going to be whipping your dogs at haley/kate one? >> pretty good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sounds like you got your head in the game. all right, let's move on to our last contestant. what's your name? where you from? >> gary. i'm from mobile, alabama. >> jimmy: all right, very good. [ applause ] now, you got kate gosselin. any special wiener delivery strategy for this one? end over end? grab and toss? do you dagger it? >> i think we will play it by ear, but i think i'm up for it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that sounds like a double entendre. okay. [ laughter ] here's how the game works. behind you are clear vats of hot dogs. you're going to get 15 seconds to throw as many as you can through these guys' holes as possible. winner takes the big prize. are you ready? audience, make some noise here. [ cheers and applause ] when i say go, turn around and start tossing your wieners. throw them fast, throw them hard, throw them through that hole and go! ♪ there they go! throw them hard! very nice. come on. come on. there you go! throw a coupl

mary in florida, sure, he's fit to serve as governor. if you remove from office all the men who have been unfaithful, there would only be women serving high office. katecrisy disqualify you? my complaint with sanford is he's a hypocrite, like newt gingrich who judged bill clinton while he was doing the same thing or worse on the sly. give me a straight-out sinner any day. carl in san diego says i could care less about his affair. however, he either should have been impeached or resigned since he left the state which he swore to govern and serve without any notice of how to be contacted. he let the people of his state down. if you or i just disappear for a time from our job without ninoing how to contact us, we wouldn't have a job. ed in cincinnati says it's not a question of being fit, rather a question of being effective. he s and l continue to be ineffective. it's time for him to go. robert in florida says mrs. sanford should divorce him, south carolina should impeach him and and throw him out and he should fly to his soulmate in rio. you can go to my blog cnn.com/caffertyfile. we post hundreds of these every hour. fascinating reading. >> we'll do m