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| SATURDAY, 8 & 11 P.M. ET  It was Oct. 3, 2002. Nearly five million people were going to work in and around Washington, D.C. By the end of that evening, five people lay dead -- all of them murdered in random killings spread throughout the region. It was the beginning of nearly a month of what was no less than a reign of terror. Before it was over, 10 people were dead, several others critically wounded, all of them at the hands of two calculating killer. But who were the D.C. Snipers? And why did they do it? In this October 2007 CNN Presents documentary, Soledad O'Brien took a dark journey inside "The Minds of the D.C. Snipers." Now, with John Allen Muhammad scheduled to die on November 10 in a Virginia prison, CNN revisits the rampage, the tactics and the troubled men behind the murders. Watch Saturday, 8 p.m. & 11 p.m. ET | Witness to War 
'Her Name Was Steven'  City manager Steve Stanton was fired after a newspaper revealed his life-long secret: he was planning to change his gender.Thus began Steve's isolated journey -- through pain and joy, progress and setbacks -- to become Susan. • Watch the trailer Black in America 2: Journey for Change  CNN's Soledad O'Brien travels with 30 "global ambassadors" from Bushwick, Brooklyn, to South Africa with Malaak Compton-Rock's "Journey for Change" mission to mentor at-risk youth. 'Addiction: Life on the Edge' 
Documentary Highlights  Scream Bloody Murder They tried to stop the killing. Nobody listened. Now, the truth will be told. CNN Chief International Correspondent Christiane Amanpour traveled to the killing fields of Europe, Africa and Asia to understand the world's indifference, even as courageous voices tried to "Scream Bloody Murder."
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