The World's Marco Werman tells us about Italian rocker-and-feminist Carmen Consoli.

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Today's Geo Quiz comes to us from Australia. We wanted to know where the Grand Final of Australian-rules football will be held this weekend. The game is being played in Melbourne. Aboriginal sports commentator Grant Hansen gives us a few highlights of the very rough sport of Aussie football.

Officers carrying coffinA string of killings has hit the Mexican border city of Tijuana. They follow the arrest of the leader of Tijuana's Arellano Felix drug cartel. Local officials are blaming each other for not doing enough to stem the violence. Amy Isackson of station KPBS has the story.

We'll be going "down under" in today's Geo Quiz.

Archbishop Tutu

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa about the role of the United States in advancing freedom around the world and the most effective approach to Islamic-inspired violence.

Listen to second interview about problems in South Africa

Anchor Lisa Mullins gets reaction on Sam Bahour's predicament from Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Sam Bahour, an American citizen of Palestinian descent who lives in the West Bank town of Ramallah. He's the developer of a multi-million dollar shopping mall. But he's going to have to leave the West Bank, because Israeli officials say they won't renew his visa.

The World's Franc Contreras reports on the Department of Homeland Security's Interior Repatriation Program. It offers illegal immigrants from Mexico who've been caught and are about to be deported the option of being flown to Mexico City. It's an effort to keep them from coming right back over the border.

An Amnesty International report accuses Pakistan of torturing hundreds of detainees or turning them over to the United States. The human rights group says other suspects have vanished without a trace. Pakistan denies the accusations. The World's Jessie Graham reports.

Canada's Chief of Defense Staff, General Rick Hillier, arrived in Afghanistan today to meet with Canadian troops there. He was met with the news that another Canadian soldier was killed today in the southern part of the country. The World's Aaron Schachter has more from Kandahar.