'Today's' Post-Olympics Momentum Plan
6:00 AM PDT 8/14/2012 by Marisa Guthrie
NBC's Jim Bell on the fight with "GMA" and his biggest lessons from London.
During the London Olympics, NBC's Today was back atop the morning news heap, averaging about 6 million viewers and easily beating ABC's upstart Good Morning America. The show's executive producer, Jim Bell, who also was the Games' exec producer, reveals his plan to keep the show on top.
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