A record company executive tells host Lisa Mullins that he'd love to discover the next Spice Girls. So Lisa Mullins asks him, "why did you sign a recording contract with three small-town priests from Northern Ireland?"

Pakistan's national language Urdu is in danger of disappearing. That's because more of the country's younger generation is using English phrases in their daily speak. The World's Aaron Schachter tells us more.

For today's geoquiz we were looking for the Baltic country that declared its independence twice in the 20th century, first from the Russian Empire, and then from the Soviet Union. That country is Latvia. And it's celebrating its National Day today. The World's David Leveille has more.

The World's Alex Gallafent visits The Museum of Russian Icons, a world-class collection of Orthodox Christian paintings tucked away in a small Massachusetts town.

Our daily geography quiz.

Gov. Schwarzenegger

A UN gathering on climate change is scheduled for next month in Poland. But California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger isn't waiting. Today, he welcomed hundreds of high-ranking officials for a climate change summit in Beverly Hills. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks to reporter Molly Peterson, who's covering the meeting.

Authorities in the Vietnamese city of Hanoi want to curb the notorious traffic problems. Their plan? To measure the chest sizes of motorcyclists to keep the small, weak drivers off the roads. Reporter Nguyen Duc in Hanoi has details.

Tourists in Mexico can experience what it's like to cross the border illegally. Lorne Matalon reports from Mexico.