Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd today offered a historic apology to the country's aboriginal people for the suffering they've endured at the hands of the government. But some aborigines say they want more than an apology -- they want compensation. Correspondent Phil Mercer has more.

Correspondent Andrew Stelzer tells us about an online service that allows you to locate a spare room or couch to crash on in hundreds of countries. It's called couchsurfing.com.

The World's Gerry Hadden reports that major newspapers in Denmark today re-printed a caricature of the Prophet Muhammad that triggered rioting in Muslim countries two years ago. The newspapers said they republished the cartoon to show their firm commitment to freedom of speech.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks to Peter Ford, Beijing correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor, about reaction in China to Steven Spielberg's announcement that he's stepping down as artistic director of the Beijing Olympic Games. Spielberg says China hasn't done enough to end the atrocities in Sudan's Darfur region.

The World's Jeb Sharp reports that Hollywood director Steven Spielberg has ended his involvement as artistic adviser to the Beijing Olympics. Spielberg says China hasn't done enough to use its influence with Sudan to end the violence in Darfur. China says the games shouldn't be politicized.

The World's Aaron Schachter reports on reaction to a car bombing in Syria today that killed Imad Mughniyeh, a senior member of the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.

Mughniyeh (at the back) in the TWA airliner's cockpit - June 1985 (Photo: AFP)

Scene of the blast in Damascus Tuesday (Photo: AFP)

Entire program - Feb 13, 2008

Reporter Anna Sussman profiles a musical duo from Sri Lanka called "Bathiya and Santhush". The duo has been accused of trying to destroy Sri Lankan culture. That's because they've dared to add back-beats and pop-style vocals to Sri Lankan traditional music.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Sarah Breckenridge, editor of finecooking.com and olive-oil connoisseur, on exploring the world of olive oil.

The answer to today's geoquiz is Aachen, Germany, where Japan's oldest Olympic athlete is preparing for the Summer Games in Beijing. Anchor Lisa Mullins explains