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Members of the queen's staff talk about Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.

New break in Etan Patz case; Kevin Costner in 'Hatfields and McCoys'.

A huge halftime performance is planned during the championship football game at McKinley High. Sue's Cheerios have trouble at the Regionals. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Michael Phelps made history at the Beijing Olympics, as the first person to win eight gold medals in a single Olympiad. As Anderson Cooper reports, Phelps continues to rake in the gold in a marketing extravaganza that will make him a multi-millionaire.

Katie Couric, the face of CBS News drops by to tell Jon what's happening in the world.

Steve Kroft talks with Chris Martin and the other members of Coldplay, one of the world's most popular bands. Martin, Coldplay's quirky, charismatic lead singer, also takes Kroft into their recording studio for a rare look at what makes the band work.

In the wake of the deadliest shooting rampage in U.S. history, authorities are trying to establish a motive. "48 Hours" has a special report on the Virginia Tech massacre.

A Discussion With The Co-Anchors Of The Today Show, Matt Lauer And Katie Couric. On The Show'S 50Th Anniversary, The Hosts Talk About Their Colleagues, The Maintenance Of The Institution'S Traditions, And Their Coverage Of The Terrorist Attacks On The World Trade Center.

Wednesday: Toyota announces its largest recall ever amid deadly accidents involving faulty pedals; Also, a holiday travel myth debunked; And, a gourmet chef helps the needy with his "American Spirit."

First, when Chrysler was sputtering toward bankruptcy, Sergio Marchionne bet he could save the company and tens of thousands of jobs along with it; Then, did a prosecutor hide evidence that could have proven Michael Morton's innocence during his 1987 trial? Also, Bob Simon profiles Novak Djokovic - the number-one tennis player in the world.

Hollywood stands together to cure cancer. Go to standup2cancer.org to see how you can make a difference and take your stand against Cancer.

Were some cancer patients at Duke University given experimental treatments based on fabricated data? Scott Pelley finds out; Then, Byron Pitts reports on India's obsession with gold; Also, Anderson Cooper profiles British singer Adele.