President Bachelet

Chilean President Michelle Bachelet has announced that the country will scrap the amnesty law it adopted during the military dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet. Jen Ross reports from Santiago, Chile.

As Muslims around the globe celebrate the holy month of Ramadan, many gather in the evenings to break their daytime fast. For some, it's also an opportunity to indulge in another popular pastime - the Muslim TV soap opera. Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Heba Saleh, reporter for the Financial Times in Cairo, who says not everyone is a fan of the programs.

The World's Katy Clark reports on efforts to allow US military personnel deployed overseas to vote in next month's elections. Casting absentee ballots from overseas can be difficult, and some say not enough is being done to extend a basic democratic right to military personnel.

In the wake of North Korea's first nuclear test and the UN imposed sanctions, some are concerned that Pyongyang may be preparing to conduct a second test. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Jon Wolfstahl, who monitored North Korea's nuclear program for the US in the 1990's. Wolfsthal describes what it was like to be an observer who was being closely watched himself.