By DAVID BAUDER, AP Media Writer NEW YORK (AP) — On a summer season day in the Hamptons final year, Katie Couric and her husband, John Molner, went out for a walk and observed a familiar white jeep travel by with Matt Lauer at the wheel. No waves, no hellos. Couric writes in her new memoir, “Going There,” that she understood then that the television associates would never ever talk once again. At the time the king and queen of early morning tv, Matt and Katie had been standard “guests” in the properties of millions of Americans, delivering the information with pleasant banter. Nonetheless as the generate-by suggests, a great…