UPDATE: A tragedy for the military on U.S. soil, after an army psychiatrist kills 13 people at Ft. Hood. How did this happen? And how is troop morale now? We'll be joined by Army Chief of Staff Gen. GEORGE CASEY.

Then, we take stock of where each party stands after the Democrats lose the governorships in Virginia and New Jersey on election day 2009. What do these election results in key races tell us about the mood of the country and the future of each political party? What are the game-plans now for the upcoming mid-term 2010 elections? And as unemployment climbs to its highest level since 1983, what impact will the nation's economic state have on it all? Two key voices weigh in: Republican Gov. HALEY BARBOUR of Mississippi, Chair of the Republican Governors Association, and Democratic Gov. ED RENDELL of Pennsylvania, former Chairman of the Democratic National Committee.

Also, one year after President Obama was elected to the White House, we take stock of what his administration accomplished and what more needs to be done with regards to Afghanistan, the economy, health care reform and more. Insights and analysis from our political roundtable: The New York Times' DAVID BROOKS, The Washington Post's E.J. DIONNE, msnbc's RACHEL MADDOW and Republican strategist and former RNC Chairman ED GILLESPIE.

Plus, we'll commemorate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall with a special report from NBC's TOM BROKAW live at the site of the wall, where he was on that day when East and West Germany were reunified. Plus, our Meet the Press Minute from that week in 1989, when we were joined by the former Chancellor of West Germany, who shared his feelings on that momentous occasion.

David Gregory is the moderator of "Meet the Press." Betsy Fischer is the executive producer. Rebecca Samuels and Chris Donovan are the producers.

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