Finland has created one of the most equitable school systems in the world.

The Asian appetite for shark fin soup destroys the ocean's shark populations.

A wounded former U.S. Army Infantryman rehabilitates himself for a chance to play college football.

Dr. Donald Berwick discusses the healthcare bill; the longest living people in the world live on an island in Japan.

An engineer is convicted of espionage for selling secrets to China.

Obama's health care bill has become the case of the century before the Supreme Court.

The U.S. Navy prepares for a possible showdown with Iran over the strategically important Strait of Hormuz; citizens of Tehran, Iran, feel the pinch of U.S. sanctions.

The director of the California Air Resources Board; the IRS and non-profits.

U.S. officials worry that Panama is becoming a drug transiting point.

Small countries in the Caribbean are financially influenced by China; China's place in the world.

Women claim they were forced to put their babies up for adoption.

A Muslim-American believes Islamic terrorists are among us; an update on the ''Castle Doctrine'' law.

Rather interviews Ed Helms, William H. Macy and Don Cheadle.

The United States government and aid agencies try to prevent a food crisis in Africa; an update on a story involving alleged contaminated water at a U.S. Marine Corps base.

A conversation on Congress with Thomas Mann and Norman Ornstein, the authors of the new book It's Even Worse Than It Looks. Plus, an update on "The Piper," a previous story about WWII veteran Bill Millen and his legacy on the beaches of Normandy.

With the violence escalating, hundreds of families are escaping the hell that is Syria every day. We have first access to crowded camps on the Jordanian border where families show us the horrors of what's happening just a few miles from their safe haven. Also, middle east expert Fouad Ajami.

Deep inside Syria, we travel with freedom fighters as they take on a dictator. Also, a final journey for the American flag rescued from Ground Zero.