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The World's Jason Margolis reports that as Barry Bonds topped Hank Aaron's home run record, people in Japan are talking about their home run king, Sadaharu Oh. He's got the world record for most career home runs with 112 more homers than Bonds' current total. But many contend there's no comparing the two records.

22 Cuban migrants held in detention at the US Navy base in Guantanamo Bay are entering their second week of a hunger strike. They are protesting what they say is the "cruel treatment" they receive at the base. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the full story from Miami Herald reporter Oscar Corral.

Two former Guantanamo detainees are now on trial in Tajikistan. The men are Tajik citizens who were sent home from Guantanamo due to a lack of evidence. Now they must face the Supreme Court of Tajikistan. The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports.

The World's Matthew Bell reports on plans for a meeting between the leaders of North and South Korea later this month. It would be the first such meeting in seven years, and it would be held in the North Korean capital Pyongyang. The United States has welcomed the news.

Anchor Lisa Mullins tells us about the man behind M.I.S. or Mexican Institute of Sound.

Four paintings were stolen from a fine arts museum in the French city of Nice on Sunday. Two Bruegels and a Monet are among them. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets the latest on the case from Jonathan Sazonoff, an expert on stolen art.

Today's answer is the Bolivian city of Sucre, where the discovery of dinosaur footprints in 1994 has gained international attention. But correspondent Ruxandra Guidi reports that the city's popularity as a tourist site may also contribute to its deterioration.

Correspondent Marcos Najera of station KJZZ tells us about some farm workers in a tiny US-Mexico border town who are putting their own stamp on one of Shakespeare's comedies.