Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with political scientist Louise Richardson about a new strategy used by the terrorist group al Qaeda -- cell phone spam. Cell phone users in Saudi Arabia received a pre-recorded fundraising message from the group, allegedly voiced by al-Qaeda's second-in-command.

The World's Quil Lawrence reports that the economy is a major issue for voters in Iran. The country is holding parliamentary elections on Friday. Iran's ruling conservatives are expected to win, but not without first hearing voter discontent about rising inflation and high unemployment.

Entire program - March 13

The World's Ken Bader profiles Italian jazz musicians Enrico Rava and Stefano Bollani. Rava is a veteran trumpeter and one of Europe's jazz greats. He teams up with 20-something pianist Bollani on a new CD called "The Third Man."

The answer to today's geo quiz is New Zealand's North Island, where conservationists struggled to save two pygmy sperm whales stranded on the island's eastern coast. The World's David Leveille has the story.

Our daily geography quiz.

Brad Linder reports on a new video game called "Iced" that lets teenagers walk in the virtual shoes of an illegal immigrant trying to avoid deportation.

Correspondent Ben Gilbert reports on a controversy over migrant workers' rights in the Arab Gulf states. Migrant laborers in Dubai recently took to the streets to demand better pay and working conditions.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Jigme Ngapo (NF), director of the Tibetan Service of the US-funded Radio Free Asia, about the protests in Tibet this week. Buddhist monks there have reportedly demonstrated for two days, demanding independence from China.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Tim Trainer (NF) of the London-based "Authentics Foundation." The group is dedicated to raising awareness about the social and economic harm done by the huge global trade in counterfeit products.