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• Opening statements begin at 10 a.m. in the case against the ex-police officer accused of killing his third wife.
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• 3. HOW U.S. VETS VIEW IRAQ VIOLENCE
• Interviews with a handful of those who served there offer some differing perspectives.
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• 4. ROMNEY USES POLAND SPEECH TO PRAISE ALLIES
• After gaffes in Israel and England, many awaited hearing what the GOP presidential contender had to say in Warsaw.
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• 5. WHEN WILL THE FED TAKE STEPS TO HELP THE ECONOMY
• Chairman Ben Bernanke says it will take action if unemployment stays high but economists don't expect that will happen this week.
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• 6. DEBATE OVER JAPAN NUCLEAR POWER RAISES ANOTHER QUESTION
• Some are asking if Japan should keep open the possibility of making nuclear weapons.
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• 7. VOTERS HEAD TO THE POLLS IN GEORGIA AND TEXAS
• A senate runoff among GOP candidates in the Lone Star State and congressional contests in the Peach State will be decided when polls open today.

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• 8. RALLY MAY INDICATE WHO WILL STAY AT PENN STATE
• Fans get the chance to sway football players at the morning event.
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• 9. OUTAGE LEAVES 600 MILLION WITHOUT ELECTRICITY IN INDIA
• The massive blackout follows a collapse of the northern power grid a day earlier.
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• 10. PHELPS GETS TWO MORE SHOTS AT GOLD TODAY
• The Olympic swimmer defends his title in the 200-meter butterfly and also swims in the 4x200 freestyle final after finals begin at 2:30 p.m.
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