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On October 5, 1989, the political and spiritual leader of the people of Tibet, the 14th Dalai Lama, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Charles Osgood reports.
Erin Moriarty interviews a Florida man who fired a warning shot to protect his daughter. He scared off her assailant -- and is now serving 20 years behind bars, because of the state's mandatory minimum sentencing laws.
Watch a preview of correspondent Rita Braver's "Sunday Morning" profile of novelist Gillian Flynn, who also wrote the screenplay for the big-screen adaptation of her blockbuster mystery, "Gone Girl."
On September 28, 1928, an accident in the lab of Scottish bacteriologist Alexander Fleming led to a find that revolutionized medicine. Charles Osgood reports.
Critic David Edelstein previews one of the new fall season's most talked-about films: David Fincher's "Gone Girl," starring Ben Affleck, which he calls "an elegantly wicked mystery."
Hollywood's "Most Eligible Bachelor" wed Amal Alamuddin, a human rights lawyer, at a private ceremony in Venice, Italy. Charlie D'Agata reports.
David Martin takes a look at the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial in Washington, D.C., dedicated to the millions of veterans wounded in service to their country, and speaks with one young veteran whose story is featured on the new monument.
In the tiny town of Wallkill, New York, a tiny football team has been licking its wounds. As the players were running off the field in a victory celebration, their breakaway banner didn't. How does an aspiring young football team rebound from a setback? Steve Hartman has the answer.
More than half a century after Edgar Bergen helped popularize the art form, a new generation of ventriloquists is learning to let their dummies do the talking. Bill Geist heads to the annual ventriloquists convention outside Cincinnati, where ventriloquists like Carla Rhodes try to have the last word with their dummies.
Correspondent Lee Cowan puts the pedal to the metal for a thrilling ride with the members of the First Family of Drag Racing: National Hot Rod Association champion John Force and his three daughters, Courtney, Ashley and Brittany.
