As Senate Democrats try to line up enough votes to pass their version of health care reform legislation, the question of affording both health care reform and the war in Afghanistan has come to the fore. We speak with David Leonhardt, "Economic Scene" columnist for the New York Times, about what's lacking so far in the health care reform debate.

89-year-old John Demjanjuk is on trial in Germany in connection with the murders of more than 27,000 people at a Nazi death camp in Poland during World War Two. Prosecutors allege Demjanjuk was an S.S. guard at the camp, but Demjanjuk claims he was never there. The BBC's Oana Lungescu is covering the trial and joins us from Munich to talk about the opening day.

Tiger Woods says he won't talk to police investigators about the early morning car crash that left him unconscious and bleeding on Friday. Instead, he's posted a message on his website taking responsibility for the accident and denouncing what he's calling malicious and irresponsible rumors. We talk with Sports Illustrated senior writer Michael Bamberger about the incident.

Analysts expect nearly a 100 million Americans to hit the web for holiday shopping today, on what has become known as Cyber Monday. What are people buying? And is it enough to put retailers in the black? We'll speak with Ylan Mui, retail reporter for the Washington Post.

In response the lead tainted toy scare a few years back, Congress passed legislation that set safety standards for all goods used by children under twelve - including toys. The new regulations go into effect in February and many large toy companies say the are already testing the safety of their products. But small, independent toy makers say the cost of complying with the new rules will put them out of business. We talk with William John Woods, who builds wooden toys in Ogunquit, Maine.

Former Stray Cats front man, Brian Setzer, is out with a new album inspired by the Film Noir genre of the 1940s and 50s. Brian Setzer says he approached "Songs from Lonely Avenue" as if he were writing a film score. Now, he's just waiting to see if someone will write a movie around the songs. Brian Setzer joins us with his Gretsch guitar to talk about his new album as well as his now annual Holiday music tour.