Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Time magazine's Douglas Waller about some of the findings expected by the Iraq Study Group and how they could create a shift in tactics in Iraq. The Iraq Study Group was formed in March forge a new path for US policy in Iraq.

Correspondent Eleanor Beardsley reports on the possible demise of the French daily newspaper, "Liberation," long a staple of the French left.

Correspondent Brian Byrnes reports from Buenos Aires on an innovative plan in Argentina to stem the flow of illegal immigrants into the country. The plan gives guest worker permits to illegal immigrants who come forward to register with the authorities.

Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Nicholas Blanford, Beirut correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor, about the political crisis in Lebanon. The Lebanese cabinet today approved UN plans for a tribunal to prosecute suspects in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. The Hezbollah party and Syria's supporters in Lebanon are opposed to such a process.

The Iraq Study Group was formed in March forge a new path for US policy in Iraq. And that new path could include a change in how the United States engages with Syria and Iran. The World's Jessie Graham reports.

The World's Matthew Bell reports on today's talks between Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and President Bush. The two men met to discuss several topics, including what to do about Iran's nuclear ambitions.