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Designer Nanette Lepore on Olympic uniform controversy, says it's possible to produce new uniforms in USA in time for games
Designer Nanette Lepore weighs in on the controversy over Team USA Olympic uniforms being manufacturered in China.
VIDEO: Female world judo champion Kayla Harrison goes for Olympic gold
World judo champion Kayla Harrison on the buzz around her chances for gold at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
Missiles to be mounted on London rooftops in advance of Olympic Games – Nic Robertson explains
When the Summer Olympics get underway in London later this month, Britain's Defense Department confirms there will be missile launchers positioned at six locations around the city to protect the games from terrorists.
Two of those surface-to-air missile sites will be located on top of apartment buildings, despite protests from residents.
Nic Robertson explains this plan this morning on "Early Start," and if there are any credible threats against the games .
Gymnast Kerri Strug reflects on her successes, talks Olympic gymnastics
Two-time gold medalist Kerri Strug tells CNN who she thinks has the best chance to win gymnastics gold in London.
Olympic rings lowering on London's Tower Bridge marks 30 days to games
Erin McLaughlin on the lowering of the Olympic rings on London's Tower Bridge, signifying one month to the games.
U.S. women's soccer player Abby Wambach goes for Olympic gold in London
Americans Olympians are just weeks away from their shot at gold in London this summer. That includes the women's soccer team, but for one player, physical training is only half of the battle.
Abby Wambach is fighting a mental battle after the break heard around the world. Before the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, Wambach was hurt in on-field collision in the final warm-up match, breaking her leg in two places.
But that was then, this is now. The women's team is looking strong and setting its focus on Japan, the team that blocked the American girls from clinching the 2011 World Cup. Wambach talks with Ashleigh Banfield on "Early Start" this morning about her dream of winning the gold this summer.
Wambach is also working with Arnold and Oroweat breads to inspire healthy living and eating. By going to Facebook.com/arnoldandoroweatbread you can win a clinic with Abby and learn more.
The sandy road to gold: Two-time Olympic Gold medalist Misty May-Treanor on going for a third at London Olympics
With just 38 days until the 2012 London Olympics, top competitors are likely doing everything they can to be ready to win for the U.S.
One of the top U.S. competitors is Misty May-Treanor. She and her teammate Kerri Walsh-Jennings have dominated beach volleyball since the 2004 Olympics, leaving the competition eating sand. She's won two Olympic medals and she's trying now to win her third.
Misty May-Treanor talks to Zoraida on "Early Start" on the challenges she faces at the 2012 London Olympics.
U.S. wrestler Jordan Burroughs on his quest for gold at London Olympics
The 2012 summer Olympics in London is just 49 days away, and the U.S. men's wrestling is getting some very serious hype. That's because 2011 World Champion Freestyle Wrestler Jordan Burroughs, who qualified for the men's freestyle team last month, has gone undefeated since 2009. Many say Jordan is the United States' best chance at bringing home Olympic gold.
Jordan will celebrate his 24th birthday during this year's games, and he talks with Zoraida on "Early Start" about the pressure to succeed at the Olympics.
Read a transcript of Jordan's interview with Zoraida after the jump.
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