Dozens of people assembled in the Los Angeles Koreatown neighborhood last night to hold a candlelight vigil for the victims of the Virginia Tech shootings. They say they feel a special responsibility because the shooter was a South Korean-born student. Rob Schmitz of KQED visited a Korean-American radio station that's providing a platform for people to air their distress.

A 14-year-old bullfighter had a brush with death this week in Mexico when a 900-pound bull gored him within two inches of his heart. Jairo Miguel and his father left their native Spain and headed for Mexico because 14 is too young to fight a bull in Spain. Correspondent Franc Contreras is in Mexico City with more on the story.

A key talking point for politicians in the upcoming French elections is what to do with the homeless in France. After some of the homeless camped out in the center of Paris recently, the French government agreed to set up a temporary housing project for the homeless called the Village of Hope. It's the first project of its kind in Europe and correspondent Anita Elash was there when people started moving in this month.

The shootings at Virginia Tech has people around the world wondering about the ready access to firearms in the United States. The World's Matthew Bell has more on the story.

A string of car bombs exploded today within various Shiite neighborhoods of Baghdad, killing more than 160 people. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the latest on the attacks from the BBC's Jim Muir in Baghdad.

West African music is the subject of today's Global Hit. The World's Marco Werman has more.

The answer to today's Geo Quiz? The Chiloé Islands (Spanish: "Islas de Chiloé"). The Chiloe Islands are located off the southern Pacific coast of Chile. Chiloe islanders celebrate their island culture and centuries old traditions during an annual Spring festival. Reporter Jen Ross sent us an audio postcard.

In today's Geo Quiz we're looking for the name of an archipelago located half-way down Chile's Pacific coast.

As opposition to President Robert Mugabe's regime increases in Zimbabwe, the government has gone into crisis-mode to stem the tide of dissent. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with US Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Christopher Dell, about the role of the US in the widespread cry for change to Mugabe's administration.