The World's Marco Werman speaks with classical musician David Juritz, who is travelling around the globe as a busker. Wherever he goes, he plays on street corners for passersby. Juritz is raising money for an international music education fund. He took a break from the American leg of his busking tour to play in one of our studios in Boston.

Ruxandra Guidi reports from Peru on one effort to help quake survivors in Peru relieve their stress through laughter. A team from the group Doctors without Borders has been working in Peru since an earthquake hit parts of the county two months ago. The team includes clowns who put on shows for residents of quake-affected villages.

For today's Geo Quiz we were looking for the town in Northern Ireland that's the site of a newly discovered gold mine. The answer is Omagh, County Tyrone.

Illegal immigration has become a contentious issue in the state of Georgia. Hundreds of thousands of immigrants have settled in the state over the past decade...many of them illegally. The huge influx has raised the ire of people on both sides of the immigration debate. The World's Matthew Bell profiles a group of lawyers who've taken up the cause of helping immigrants - whether they are in the country legally or not.

Our daily geography puzzler.

The marriage of French President Nicholas Sarkozy and his wife Cecilia officially ended in divorce today. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Vivienne Walt for Time Magazine about public...and political...reaction to the news.

Trains and subways came to a halt throughout France today as transportation workers went on strike. They're protesting against economic reforms proposed by French president Nicolas Sarkozy. The World's Gerry Hadden reports from Paris.

A new ad campaign in Australia aimed at male drivers who speed is taking aim where it hurts...their manhood. The ad shows women shaking their little finger, the pinkie, as young male motorists' race past. The BBC's Phil Mercer reports from Sydney.

Sri Lanka produces ninety percent of the global crop of cinnamon. Now an ongoing shortage has driven the price up by 30 percent in the last 18 months. The BBC's Roland Buerk reports on what's causing the cinnamon shortfall.