The World's Gerry Hadden introduces us to a musician tasked whose job is to maintain the priceless violins of Cremona, Italy. Andrea Mosconi plays the instruments regularly to keep them sounding beautiful.

For today's Geo Quiz, we're looking for the 4th largest country in South America, after Brazil, Argentina and Peru.

The World's Aaron Schachter reports on former President Jimmy Carter's controversial decision to meet with Hamas leaders during his visit to the Middle East this week. Hamas is considered a terrorist organization by both the US and Israeli governments.

President Carter in Sderot, Israel, a frequent target of Hamas rocket attacks

The World's Matthew Bell reports on the case of a Chinese student at Duke University who has been criticized by other Chinese students there for allegedly taking part in a pro-Tibet demonstration on the campus. Many Chinese view support for Tibet as support for breaking up China's territory.

Anchor Lisa Mullins looks back at the time when Jackie Robinson first traveled to spring training with the Brooklyn Dodgers. The year was 1947 -- and, for fear of racial trouble, the Dodgers decided to hold their training in Cuba instead of Florida.

The World's Jason Margolis reports that Cuban-Americans are not the only Latino voters being courted in Florida. Another group that could become a key factor in the presidential election is Venezuelans. So what the candidates say about Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez could end up making a difference in Florida in November.

Ben Gilbert reports on a group of residents in Beirut who've had enough of the rowdy, late-night revelers in their neighborhood. The residents of Gemayze staged a pajama protest.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with architectural historian Dan Cruickshank about the destruction of historical sites across Iraq since the war began.

Host Lisa Mullins gets the latest on the bombings that killed at least 70 people in Iraq today from the BBC's Crispin Thorold. Sunni insurgents are suspected of being responsible for the violence.

Victim of Baquba attack

Entire program - April 15, 2008