Anchor Lisa Mullins talks with BBC correspondent Jonathan Kent in Kuala Lumpur about the no-frills airline AirAsia. The carrier says return fares between Malaysia and Britain could cost a mere eighty dollars.

Your computer is on the fritz and your call to a customer service rep. Is frustrating and you're angry. Bad feelings from customers are not good for business. The World's technology correspondent, Jason Margolis, has the story of an Israeli software outfit that helps companies analyze negative emotion with an eye to improving customer satisfaction.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks wih Theresa Whelan, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for African Affairs about sending international peacekeeping forces to Somalia.

Ben Gilbert reports on the challenges faced by UN peacekeepers in Lebanon. The UN force is charged with maintaining the peace after last year's conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.

Matt Gutman reports that some ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel have found hi-tech ways to observe the Sabbath.

Where in the world will we go today?

For today's Geo Quiz we were looking for the southernmost headland of the Tierra del Fuego archipelgo of southern Chile. The answer is Cape Horn.

A song by the Black Eyed Peas is causing a bit of a stir among Filipino-Americans. The World's Jori Lewis has the story.

The World's Katy Clark reports on what's expected to be a key part of President Bush's new Iraq strategy. The President will reportedly require the Iraqi government to meet specific benchmarks for progress.