Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in cities across the United States today to support immigrant rights. The World's Matthew Bell has the latest.

Host Ken Bader talks with Philippe Chatenay, editor of the French magazine Marianne, about the French government's decision to scrap a controversial youth employment law.

The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports on a warning from UN agricultural officials that bird flu is spreading in Myanmar, the country formerly known as Burma.

Host Ken Bader speaks with Bryan Mealer, who was the Associated Press correspondent in the Democratic Republic of Congo until last July. Mealer's article about his experiences in the central African nation appears in the current issue of Harper's Magazine.

The votes are being counted in the general election in Italy. The first exit polls suggest that the coalition of the prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, is narrowly behind the center-left opposition coalition led by Romano Prodi. The World's Gerry Hadden has the latest.

The presidential election in Peru is set to go to a run-off vote, probably next month. None of the main candidates won an outright majority in yesterday's first round. Correspondent Chip Mitchell reports from Lima.

Where in the world will we go today?

Correspondent Rhoda Metcalfe reports on the trial of five Turkish writers who are charged with criticizing judges who tried to suppress a public debate on the Armenian genocide. Behind the trial is a struggle in Turkey -- between reformers who want to join the European Union, and nationalists who don't.

Today's answer is Corsier-sur-Vevey, a town in southwestern Switzerland. It's where Charlie Chaplin lived for his last 25 years.

Host Ken Bader introduces us to Celtic musician Tony McManus. McManus's instrument is the guitar, which has rarely been prominently featured in traditional Celtic music.