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WE REPLAY, AS PART OF OUR 10TH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE, JOHN HOCKENBERRY'S 1986 STORY ABOUT A MAN WITH THE RARE BRAIN DISORDER TOURETTE'S (tur-ETTS) SYNDROME -- WHICH CAUSES INVOLUNTARY, AND OFTEN VULGAR, UTTERANCES IN THOSE AFFLICTED WITH IT.

MICHAEL MORAN VISITS WITH THE BELL RINGERS OF THE ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE.

SCOTT TALKS WITH MIKE MALES WHO IS CRITICAL OF A NEW CARNEGIE COMMISSION REPORT ON ADOLESCENTS AT RISK IN AMERICA.

SCOTT SPEAKS WITH REPORTER LYNN TERRY ABOUT WHAT SEEMS TO BE THE BEGINNING OF THE END TO THE 22-WEEK TRANSPORTATION STRIKE IN FRANCE. RAIL WORKERS VOTED YESTERDAY TO GO BACK TO WORK.

SCOTT SPEAKS WITH NANCY SINATRA, DAUGHTER OF FRANK. MS. SINATRA HAS WRITTEN A BOOK ABOUT HER FATHER'S LIFE AND MUSIC TITLED "FRANK SINATRA: AN AMERICAN LEGEND."

Critic MAUREEN CORRIGAN gives her holiday picks.

2: Actor and director ALAN ARKIN. He's currently co-starring, with Andy Garcia, in the new film, "Steal Big, Steal Little," Arkin began his career with Chicago's Second City improv group. He went on to win a Tony on Broadway, in Carl Reiner's play "Enter Laughing," and to star in movies such as "The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming," "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter," "Wait Until Dark," "Catch-22," and "The In-Laws." Arkin's directing credits include "The Sunshine Boys" and "Little Murders" on Broadway, and several movies and T-V shows, including an episode of the P-B-S comedy series, "Trying Times." (REBROADCAST from 11

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."

CURSE TABLETS/SCOTT SPEAKS WITH ARCHAEOLOGIST BARBARA BURRELL, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, ON HER DISCOVERY IN ISRAEL OF ANCIENT "CURSE TABLETS," INSCRIBED ILL-WISHES.