Moussaoui is eligible for the death penalty report.

The World's Quil Lawrence reports on the Supreme Court's decision not to hear an appeal from Jose Padilla, a terrorism suspect once held without charges as an enemy combatant.

Correspondent Rose Hoban of North Carolina Public Radio reports on how the parents of a soldier killed in Iraq are coping with their loss.

The BBC's Phil Mercer reports on elections in Thailand that were called to end months of protests against the government. The main opposition parties boycotted the elections, and they're calling for the prime minister to resign.

The BBC's Chris Vallance reports from London on efforts to make cell phones more environmentally friendly...and less of a recycling headache.

The World's Gerry Hadden reports on today's speech by French President Jacques Chirac addressing the labor issues raised by protesters earlier this week.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with United Nations' top humanitarian official Jan Egeland. He's in Sudan...but he's unable to get to the troubled region of Darfur. Mr. Egeland says that's because the government of Sudan doesn't want him to see what's going on there.

Where in the world will we go today?

The World's Andrea Crossan reports on the Men's World Curling Championship being held this week in Lowell, Massachusetts and why curling is entering the world of cool.

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