After a marathon overnight session, Congressional lawmakers finalized a sweeping overhaul of the finance industry early Friday morning. We speak with Gail Chaddock of the Christian Science Monitor.

The Obama administration failed to fulfill its promise to clean up malfeasance at the Interior Department's Minerals Management Service, according to Rolling Stone magazine and its two-part series looking at the BP oil crisis.  We speak with Rolling Stone reporter Tim Dickinson, who takes aim at the government and labels BP a "repeat felon" that has long put profits over safety and human lives. Dickinson also writes that as bad as the current Gulf crisis is, future drilling plans in the Arctic could lead to something much, much worse.

The World Cup's do-or-die knock-out round begins tomorrow. Missing from the action will be France and Italy, the two teams that met in the previous Cup final. Italy was given the boot yesterday by Slovakia. And France's failure to advance is being considered a national disgrace at home. Meanwhile, the U.S. team finished at the top of their group for the first time since 1930 and meets Ghana Saturday. The other big match to watch will take place Sunday when rivals England and Germany face off. The BBC's Alex Capstick joins us for a look ahead from Pretoria, South Africa.

Pop icon Michael Jackson died one year ago today. At the time of his death, it was estimated that Jackson was nearly $500 million in debt. Since then, Billboard reports his estate has raked in nearly $1 billion. Jackson was the top-selling artist last year, selling more than 9 million albums and nearly 13 million digital tracks. And deals are still in the works, with a massive Cirque du Soleil tour planned featuring Jackson's music and a hologram of the artist himself. Leah Greenblatt, music critic for Entertainment Weekly, joins is with a look at Michael Jackson's legacy, the investigation into his death and the latest on how his children are doing.

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