Correspondent Sylvia Maria Gross reports from Kansas City on the expansion of the Minuteman Project. The citizen border patrol group began in California, but new chapters are now popping up in non-border states where immigrant populations are swelling.

Where in the world will we go today?

In the United States, guinea pigs are known for being cuddly pets and able laboratory animals. But in parts of South America, they've long been a vital source of protein. Now thanks to Peruvian and Ecuadorian immigration to the U.S., guinea pig may be coming to a restaurant near you. Correspondent Chip Mitchell explains.

Today's answer is Malaysia.

President Bush

President Bush announced today that 14 terror suspects will be transfered to the Guantanamo Bay detention facility to await prosecution.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with John Radsan, former CIA assistant general counsel, about President Bush's acknowledgement of CIA "secret prisons" for terror suspects. Bush announced today that 14 terror suspects will be transfered from one of the facilities to Guantanamo Bay to await prosecution.

The World's Matthew Bell reports on the Defense Department's release of a new manual on prisoner interrogation techniques.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Washington Post diplomatic correspondent Robin Wright about her interview with Iran's former president Mohammed Khatami, who's currently touring the United States.