CBS's Mike Wallace has died

CBS News is reporting that veteran newsman and "60 Minutes" star interviewer Mike Wallace has died at age 93.

Details of his passing aren't yet clear, but on the CBS website colleague Morley Safer is remembering the journalist's 65 years from Wallace's first appearance on the network to his last, a "60 Minutes" interview with Roger Clemens.

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