As Clock Ticks, a 'Big' Deal on Deficit Remains Elusive

As Clock Ticks, a 'Big' Deal on Deficit Remains Elusive (4m 6s)

Calif. Faces Tough Choices on Overcrowded Prisons

Complying with a Supreme Court ruling to alleviate overcrowding in the state's prisons. (9m 4s)

The Doubleheader: Debt Ceiling Drama and the Roger...

Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss the debt ceiling and Roger Clemens (7m 44s)

Governors Tell Washington: Find a Compromise on Deficit Plan

Governors Tell Washington: Find a Compromise on Deficit Plan (10m 19s)

News Wrap: Italy Fast Tracks Austerity Vote

News Wrap: Italy Fast Tracks Austerity Vote (7m 36s)

Sharing Bikes in Washington, D.C.

Students from Washington, D.C. report on the city's new bike sharing program. (4m 30s)

Shields and Brooks on Political Risks, Rewards of Debt...

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks weigh in on the week's top political news. (12m 32s)

Teen Flees Somalia, Plans to Return as Doctor

Somali teen embarks on four-day walk to Dadaab refugee camp. (47s)

U.S. Women Take on Japan in World Cup Final

Christine Brennan, USA Today Sports columnist, previews the match with Hari Sreenivasan. (6m 32s)

Washington, D.C.'s Water Wars

A student from Washington, D.C. investigates water quality issues in his hometown. (2m 30s)

Weekly Poem: 'Morning, and as Sun Is Born' by Joan Houlihan

Joan Houlihan reads a poem from her book, "The Us" (Tupelo Press, 2009). (1m 12s)