The World's Aaron Schachter focuses on the lawyers who are at the forefront of the anti-government protests in Pakistan.

President Bush will be looking for a closer Franco-American alliance when he has dinner with French President Nicolas Sarkozy's tonight. But as David Common reports from Paris, Sarkozy might have other ideas.

Anchor Marco Werman has an update on America's outgoing Undersecretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, Karen Hughes.

The World's Gerry Hadden reports that Spain is pressing for the release of three Spanish citizens held in Chad. The three are members of the airplane crew hired by the humanitarian group Zoe's Ark to fly children out of the African country. The Spaniards and their Belgian captain are being held on charges of being accessories to an attempted kidnapping of the kids.

Lakshmi Tatma with her mother

Indian surgeons are carrying out an extraordinary operation on a young girl who was born with four arms and four legs. The doctors are trying to give the girl a chance of a normal life. And they say she's responding well to the operation. Anchor Marco Werman gets more information from the BBC's Sanjoy Majumder in Delhi.

A suicide bombing killed dozens of people in northern Afghanistan today. The blast was aimed at a group of Afghan lawmakers. A number of the parliamentarians died. Anchor Marco Werman gets the latest information from the BBC's Alix Kroeger in Kabul.

The World's Clark Boyd reports on a Congressional hearing today that focused on Yahoo's Internet business in China. At issue is whether Yahoo misled Congress in testimony last year about its role in the jailing of a Chinese journalist.

The World's Alex Gallafent tells us about two technology correspondents that conducted opposite experiments. One man decided to disconnect himself entirely from the Internet for three days. The other decided to limit all his interactions with others to the online world.

Anchor Marco Werman reports on the latest in a series of cyber-attacks against government websites in Chile and Peru.

The World's daily geography puzzler today tackles unusual foreign phrases....that don't quite translate into English. Where do they come from?