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Daniel talks to reporter Linda Gradstein in Israel about a memorial ceremony held today in Tel Aviv, where tens of thousands of Israelis gathered in the square where Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated 8 days ago.

SCOTT VISITS MONTREAL AND QUEBEC ON THE EVE OF THE REFERENDUM THAT MAY DECIDE IF QUEBEC WILL SECEDE FROM CANADA.

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Liane Hansen speaks with journalist Tad Szulc (SHULTZ) about idel Castro's address to the U.N., and about the Cuban leader's position of ower on the world stage. Szulc is the author of "Fidel: A Critical Portrait.

Storyteller Carmen Deedy once again reveals the depth of her mother's wisdom.

A sound montage of this past week's news including President linton and Noa Ben-Artzi, the granddaughter of slain Prime Minister Yitzak abin at the funeral; Colin Powell and a supporter; House Speaker Newt Gingrich, enator Bob Dole and White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta.

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Jacki talks with Robert Dallek, professor of history at U-C-L-A. Ever since the Republican party took over the Congress, it has been intent on reducing the federal government's role and increasing the authority of states. Dallek says the trend toward "state's rights" is not a new one, it just fell out of favor during the Depression of the 1930's.

SCOTT SIMON DRAWS A PARALLEL BETWEEN JOHNNIE COCHRAN'S FINAL ARGUMENT FOR O.J.'S ACQUITAL AND HARPER LEE'S HISTORICAL NOVEL "TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD."