Ahmed Ghailani has become the first detainee to be transferred from Guantanamo into the United States to face trail. Ghailani is in New York City to be arraigned on 286 counts, including conspiring with Osama bin Laden to kill American citizens. We'll speak with Carol Rosenberg, reporter for the Miami Herald and McClatchy newspapers, about what this might mean for other detainees.

Lenore Skenazy earned the nickname "America's Worst Mom" after she let her nine-year-old son ride the New York City subway home alone. She answers her critics in "Free Range Kids: Giving Our Children the Freedom We Had, Without Going Nuts With Worry." Her book is full of statistics supporting her premise that kids are safer today than when their parents were kids. She also has 14 "Commandments" for parents who want to give their kids a bit more freedom.

Settling a family or property dispute in China can be frustrating because the courts often can't or won't settle small claims. So some Chinese are turning to television for mediation. The BBC's Chris Hogg reports.

A growing number of graduates at the nation's business schools are formally pledging to act ethically in their professions. Some, for example, promise to refrain from advancing their own "narrow ambitions" at the expense of others. We talk with Dr. Angel Cabrera, president of the Thunderbird School of Global Management in Glendale, Arizona. Students there are asked to take an oath of honor at graduation.

Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert wore a camouflage suite and tie as he performed before hundreds of American troops from Iraq last night.