Tear Down That (Replica) Wall!

A Missouri college with special ties to the start of the Cold War are commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall today. Westminster College in Fulton, Mo., was the site of Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech, which historians say marked the start of the Cold War. Westminster also has the largest complete piece of the Berlin Wall in the United States. Westminster students are creating a replica of the wall in the shadow of the actual wall. To commemorate the anniversary, they will tear down the replica wall.

Prosecutors Weigh Death Penalty In Seattle Shooting

In Seattle, prosecutors are weighing the death penalty for a man accused of killing a police officer on Halloween. Police say they found homemade bombs in the suspect's apartment, and they're calling this a case of "domestic terrorism."

Supreme Court Won't Block Sniper Execution

The Supreme Court has refused to block the execution of the mastermind behind the 2002 sniper killings. John Allen Muhammed is scheduled to die by lethal injection Tuesday evening in Virginia.

Court Weighs Life Sentences For Juveniles

Two men convicted as juveniles to sentences of life in prison without parole ask the Supreme Court if their sentences are cruel and unusual. In both cases, the crimes were not homicides.

Voices Of A Revolution: Leipzig

The revolution that brought down the communist regime in East Germany began in the city of Leipzig, about 100 miles from Berlin. There, a Lutheran pastor and his congregation began holding prayer meetings that eventually grew into massive demonstrations demanding peaceful change. As part of our series Voices of a Revolution, we hear from that pastor, the Rev. Christian Fuhrer.