Reporter Matthew Brunwasser profiles Bulgarian clarinet master Ivo Papasov. Papasov was probably the first to blend American jazz with Balkan folk music...but it took the fall of Communism for much of his homeland to be able to hear it.

Annapolis is where a key document in George Washington's legacy will be unveiled tonight. It's the original text of the speech Washington made to Congress when he resigned his commission as commander in chief of the Continental Army at the end of the Revolutionary war in 1783. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Edward Papenfuse, Maryland's State Archivist.

Genevieve Oger reports that some companies in France are taking advantage of the high unemployment rate among youth. Internships - low-paid or unpaid - are on the rise. It's a popular way for young people to get a foot in the job market; but one group of interns say some employers abuse the system for the cheap labor...offering no opportunity for permanent employment.

Where in the world will we go today?

The World's Jason Margolis reports on efforts to generate electricity by harnassing the power of ocean waves. Engineers are currently conducting tests in the the US. But Portugal is way ahead -- its own offshore "wave farm" will go online this spring.

The Pelamis wave machine in Portugal

At least 66 people were killed today when two bombs exploded on a train going from India to Pakistan. Officials say the attack was aimed at undermining the peace process between the two countries. The BBC's Navdip Dhariwal reports.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Jane Hackett, head of the English National Ballet School, about the current controversy over super-thin models. Hackett's school bans super-thin ballet students from performing, and she's calling for the fashion industry to follow suit.

The World's Alex Gallafent introduces us to Iman, a superhero unlike any other. Iman is a Muslim girl who gets her superpowers through her faith and offers a positive image of Islam.

President Bush had intended his legacy in the Middle East to include establishing a Palestinian state. That seems unlikely before the end of his term in office. The World's Aaron Schachter reports that now there's a question of whether Bush will be seen as having done anything positive in the Israeli-Palestinian struggle.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks to Ambassador Timothy Carney, recently appointed Coordinator for Economic Transition in Iraq, about the current state of reconstruction in Iraq.