Anchor Marco Werman tells us bout the big winner of last night's Latin Grammys, and introduces us to the music of Calypso Rose -- a singer from Tobago, from her latest self-titled album.

For today's Geo Quiz we're looking for a city in the Netherlands where you can buy psychoactive substances in stores called "Smart Shops." The answer is Amsterdam. The Dutch government is banning the sale of hallucinogenic mushrooms as of December first, and Smart Shop owner Veronique Vandeschueren tells host Marco Werman about the expected impact on her business.

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Linda Gradstein reports that a 5-month-old ceasefire between Israel and militants in Gaza is at risk of unraveling, amid a new wave of violence.

Gas prices may have dropped recently, but energy analyst Michael Klare tells host Marco Werman that the end of the "Oil Age" is fast approaching. Klare says the world's largest oil fields are running out of oil at twice the rate that we'd previously assumed.

GM, Chrysler, and Ford are asking Congress for a bailout amid slumping auto sales. Same thing is happening in Canada, where the Big Three have major factories too. Derek Stoffel reports.

With nearly 40 million diabetics and growing, China faces a raging health epidemic. Anchor Marco Werman finds out more from Dr. Paul Zimmet, founder of the International Diabetes Federation.

Asians living here and Asia have much higher rates of diabetes than Caucasians, largely due to modern eating habits. Researchers here are figuring out the best ways to prevent an epidemic. The World's Julia Kumari Drapkin reports.

A British artist is giving away thousands of his paintings - by leaving them on the streets of London for people to discover and take home.