Yield Hunters: Three Stocks, One Goal July 14, 2011 Where to find income in a low rate environment, with John Buckingham, Al Frank Asset Management. (CNBC)

Judge Declares Mistrial in Clemens Trial July 14, 2011 CNBC’s Darren Rovell reports that the Roger Clemens trial judge declares a mistrial. (CNBC)

WOTS Now: Splitsville for Conoco July 14, 2011 Discussing the oil giant’s break up into two separate companies, with Paul Sankey, Deutsche Bank, and the Fast Money traders with plays on energy and financial stocks. (CNBC)

Google Preview and Pops & Drops July 14, 2011 Analysis of the tech giant ahead of earnings, with Ben Schachter, Macquarie Capital, and the Fast Money traders weigh in on stocks set to pop today. (CNBC)

Seeing spots? Dalmatian delivers 16 pups July 14, 2011 A family in England is busy taking care of 16 Dalmatian puppies born in one litter to their dog, Milly, who happens to be one of 16 herself. TODAY.com’s Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

FBI Open Case on News Corp July 14, 2011 NBC’s Peter Williams reports the FBI's probe of the media conglomerate is largely ceremonial at this point. (CNBC)

News Corp Under Scrutiny July 14, 2011 Michael Wolff, Vanity Fair columnist weighs in on News Corp’s credibility and the likelihood that this becomes a "Watergate" type of scandal. (CNBC)

FBI Opens News Corp Probe July 14, 2011 CNBC’s Kayla Tausche will the latest details on whether News Corp violated any U.S. wiretapping laws. (CNBC)

GOP urges balanced budget amendment July 14, 2011 Speaker of the House John Boehner and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor say a balanced budget amendment is a "common sense measure," would help stop Washington’s spending binge. (NBC News)

Kids have ‘magical’ summer at Harry Potter camp July 14, 2011 A Harry Potter-themed camp in Virginia lets kids have a “magical” summer. WSLS-TV’s Jarett Henshaw reports. (NBC News)

Reid: 'August second is the ... July 14, 2011 Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner warn that that the eyes of the world are on us, and that there in no way to extend the debt ceiling debate. (NBC News)

Culinary circus serves up surprises in Miami July 14, 2011 An over-the-top restaurant in Miami serves food in very non-traditional ways. WTVJ-TV’s Adam Kuperstein reports. (NBC News)

America’s next top cities July 14, 2011 With much of the focus on America’s debt and the state of the economy, some are already looking towards to recovery and where the next big boom might happen. Author Joel Kotkin talks about ...

DSK hot dog is talk of Paris July 14, 2011 An American restaurant in Paris, France, is generating a lot of attention thanks to a new menu item. Msnbc.com’s Al Stirrett reports. (msnbc.com)

Lightning fatally strikes same family twice July 14, 2011 Nearly 50 years after his father was struck and killed by lighting, a 54-year-old New Jersey man suffers the same fate. WCAU-TV’s Cydney Long reports. (NBC News)

Judge declares a mistrial in Clemens case July 14, 2011 The judge in the Roger Clemens case has declared a mistrial because the government exposed the jury to prohibited material. NBC’s Pete Williams reports. (msnbc tv)

Inmates’ brazen prison break captured on video July 14, 2011 Security cameras capture two prisoners’ bold attempt to rush a group of guards in an effort to escape incarceration in Texas. TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie reports. (TODAY)

Should obese kids be placed in Foster care? July 14, 2011 A respected medical group recommends removing seriously obese children from their home. NBC’s Rosemary Conners reports. (NBC News)

Evans and the challenges ahead July 14, 2011 Cadel Evans, third overall after Stage 12, knows more tests await. (NBC Sports)

Feeling good about the mountains July 14, 2011 Frank Schleck says his team executed their plan well and they are confident heading into the remaining mountain stages. (NBC Sports)