Today's Geo Quiz answer is the Caribbean country of Grenada. Their newly completed cricket stadium, which will host some World Cup cricket matches, was built and paid for by China.

Philippe Baden Powell, pianist son of the late Brazilian guitar-great Baden Powell, just released his first CD, "Estrada De Terra" or "Dirt Road." The World's Marco Werman talks with Baden Powell about his new CD, his Brazilian roots and his move to France.

The Tech podcast is back after a one-week hiatus. On this weeks podcast... Getting your vitamins by eating more rice; genetically-modified rice that is. An elaborate maze of underground nuclear bunkers in Switzerland. What will tougher new vehicle emission standards in Europe mean for Detroit? Cement bricks that eat smog in Italy. The TV show “Friends” -- Chinese style and on the Internet. A new United Nations report on Global Warming and world attitudes about climate change. And make your wardrobe environmentally friendly!

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Under a program that targets illegal immigrants working in the United States, the Department of Homeland Security recently raided a pork processing plant in North Carolina. Twenty-one workers were detained. The World's Matthew Bell reports on the story from Tar Heel, North Carolina.

Iran today rejected US charges that it's been supplying weapons to insurgents in Iraq. American officials made the claims yesterday. The World's Matthew Bell has the latest.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Matt Schroeder, Manager of the Arms Sales Monitoring Project of the Federation of American Scientists, about US charges that Iran is supplying weapons to Iraq.

Anchor Lisa Mullins reports on a speech given today by Iraq's Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, to mark the one-year anniversary of bombing of the Shi'ite Golden Mosque in Samarra. The Iraqi leader was interrupted twice by bomb attacks.

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Correspondent Julie Siple reports on the controversy surrounding a court ruling in Germany. Officials granted parole to a former leader of the terrorist Baader-Meinhof Gang. After serving 24 years, Brigitte Mohnhaupt qualifies for early release after serving a minimum proportion of her five life sentences.

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