Marco Werman speaks with journalist Matt Rees in Jerusalem about the new unity agreement between Palestinian factions and whether the accord is expected to work. Hamas and Fatah agreed yesterday to form a unity government in an effort to stop fighting among Palestinian factions in recent weeks.

The World's Aaron Schachter reports on today's clashes between Israeli police and Palestinian protesters in Jerusalem. The clashes were sparked by Palestinian anger over an Israeli construction project near the al Aqsa mosque.

Multi-instrumentalist Joe Craven has taken the standards performed by the legendary gypsy jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt and his partner violinist Stephane Grappelli. The World's Marco Werman tells us what happens when gypsy jazz gets the Latin treatment.

Today's Geo Answer is Russia, where the drink, kvass is a favorite. It's so popular that Coca-Cola plans to bottle and sell its own version. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the story from journalist Vladimir Mikheev in Moscow.

The World's Rob Hugh-Jones reports on how some Britons reacted to a rare event in their lives today...snow. London got about two inches, which was enough for a bit of chaos at the start of the day.

Where in the world will we go today?

British journalist Sean Langan met members of the Taliban in person...and was allowed to film it. The resulting documentary, called "Meeting the Taliban," aired on British television. We hear from Langan about his experience.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Colonel Tom Collins, a spokesman for international military forces in Afghanistan, about the call from US commanders for NATO members to send more troops there.

Lisa Mullins speaks to Teresa Rodriguez, author of "The Daughters of Juarez -- a True Story of Serial Murder South of the Border." The book recounts the stories of some of the 400 young women murdered in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, since 1993.