To the Point Share |  One of History's 'Most Important
Documents' Goes on Sale  The Magna Carta—signed by the King of
England 700 years ago—established the rules of law that are
basic to the United States and other governments all over the
world.  There's only one original copy in private hands, and
next week it's going on sale. We hear what it will cost and how
important it is to debates about civil rights, national security
and Guantánamo Bay. Also, a possible compromise out of the UN
Climate Change Conference in Bali, and "The Steroid Era" of
Major League Baseball, including reaction from former team owner
George W. Bush.   Making News  Compromise Possible out of Bali
Climate Talks ()  "The climate in the climate conversation has
changed a bit." That’s from Germany's environmental minister at
the Bali conference on global warming. Yesterday, there was
diplomatic bad blood between the US and Europe. Today, the head
of the UN's Framework Convention on Climate Change says they're
"on the brink of agreement."