Drop in Illegal Border Crossings

Almost a year after President Bush sent thousands of National Guard troops to the U.S. border with Mexico to help stop the flow of immigrants crossing illegally into the U.S., officials say the number of illegal crossings has dropped significantly. There have been 27% fewer apprehensions in the past four months alone. The crackdown has led to more violence along the border and bigger risks for immigrants who continue to seek the American dream.Reporter: Rob Schmitz

New Immigration Reform Bill in the Works

Congress seems ready to take another run at immigration reform. A bipartisan bill co-sponsored by Ted Kennedy and John McCain in the Senate could be introduced as soon as next week. Guest: Dena Bunis, Washington bureau chief for the Orange County Register.

One Woman's Journey from Atheism to Religious Activism

Just a few years ago, Sara Miles was an atheist -- a left-wing journalist and non-believer who never gave much thought to the role religion might play in her life. All that changed eight years ago, when Miles spontaneously walked into St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in San Francisco and took communion. That act sparked a religious conversion that led her on a path to founding a church food pantry. Guest: Sara Miles , author of "Take This Bread".

Vine Pruning Contest in Napa Valley

Pruning is one of the last wine industry tasks that still requires a human touch. Farmworkers, mostly migrants from Mexico, do this back-breaking and seldom-recognized work, but it's vital to ensuring the quality of each vintage. At the recent sixth annual Napa County Pruning Contest, they got a chance to step in to the spotlight and show off their art, skill and speed at pruning some of the most famous vines in the world.Reporter: Karin Argoud

• More: Photo slideshow : See photos of the pruning contestants.