The World's Marco Werman tells us about Kenyan musician Juma Adballa and his group the Tutu Band. They've been preaching brotherhood and peace even as Kenya has erupted into a wave of violence following a disputed election.

Entire program - Jan 8, 2008

The World's Quil Lawrence reports on how Israelis view President Bush's trip to the Middle East this week. During his trip, Mr. Bush will make stops in Israel and the West Bank.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Vali Nasr from the Council of Foreign Relations about the current tensions between the United States and Iran. Today, President Bush blamed Iran for a tense encounter involving US Navy vessels in the Persian Gulf last weekend. Iran denies any wrong-doing.

Economists predict that the US dollar will continue to weaken in 2008. The loss of value affects Americans who travel or those who buy imported products. But as The World's Jason Margolis reports from Bangkok, Thailand, the sliding dollar hits people and businesses in other countries as well.

Senator Barack Obama has relatives in Kenya, his late father's birthplace. Today Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga claimed he was related to the Democratic presidential contender. But there are reasons to doubt the claim.

The World's Alex Gallafent returns to Istanbul, Turkey, to report on a massive public works project in the city. It's an effort to dig a tunnel that will connect Istanbul's European and Asian sides. As the tunnel is dug, Istanbul's history starts to emerge, sometimes slowing the project down.

The World's Jeb Sharp reports on the use of rape as a weapon of war in Congo. Women and children are being sexually attacked as part of an ongoing conflict in eastern Congo.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Dr. Julia VanRooyen, a surgeon who helps run a medical program aimed at helping victims of rape in Congo. The Harvard Humanitarian Initiative's project at Panzi Hospital in eastern Congo trains surgeons to perform the delicate surgery necessary to help some of the victims of sexual violence.

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