Sapan's thoughtful narration is supplemented by short essays from an unlikely and winning assortment of luminaries, among them Dick Cavett, Anna Quindlen, Kathleen Turner and Dallas' own Roger Staubach, who adds color to a 1916 action shot of the Army-Navy Game, played at New York's Polo Grounds. But it's Yogi Berra who steals the show, prompted by his own memories of legendary pitcher Cy Young by a 1925 image of an Old Timers' game in Cleveland. "When I met him," he writes, "he was a really Old Timer. But he was still Cy Young."

Four years after Palin, it might certainly feel to voters as though the choice of a ticket's No. 2 can be a make-or-break decision for the ticket's No. 1. A recent New York Times/CBS News poll found that 26 percent of voters think the vice presidential candidate "matters a lot," while 48 percent said it matters somewhat. An additional 25 percent said it didn't affect their vote at all.

The briefing points, obtained by the AP, added: "There are indications that extremists participated in the violent demonstrations" but did not mention eyewitness accounts that blamed militants alone.

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Speaking of cute, up next we have for you another feline featured, but a lot younger this time around. Watch in the clip below from YouTube useras an adorable overload, 2.5-week-old kitten is fed by bottle. Alright, let's say it all together now: "Awwww...!"(CBS News) We all know that a cat's mortal enemy in life is printing paper. (Why are you sadly shaking your head at me?) And while there is a bit of a build-up to the "battle royale" that takes place between these two arch-enemies in the short clip above, it's well worth the wait. Okay, fine, for those who are totally impatient, the showdown occurs at about 26 seconds.