Bono is world-famous as the frontman for U2. But the rock star is also a tireless campaigner for the poor -- raising money and rallying political support to help the developing countries of Africa battle poverty, disease and crushing debt. On his latest trip to Africa, Bono brought NBC's Brian Williams along for an extraordinary inside look. They travelled together to Nigeria, Mali and Ghana to see firsthand the results of Bono's work, and report back for NBC Nightly News. This exclusive scrapbook of the trip includes extended, previously unreleased interviews conducted by Brian with Bono during their tour of Africa.

Johnny Bugz botches another murder attempt on Gary, killing innocent people instead. Oblivious to the fact that he was the target, Gary reluctantly agrees to take Johnny's case pro bono and defend him on the murder charges.

Episode 2 includes Bono vs. Chris Martin, Ashton Kutcher vs. Bruce Willis, and James Gandolfini vs. Robert De Niro.

Sean has been operating pro bono on victims of The Carver, a serial r****t who chooses good-looking people and carves their faces as a message to society about beauty and conformity.

When a homeless prostitute, Agatha Ripp (Sarah Paulson - "Jack & Jill"), arrives at McNamara/Troy, the doctors fear she simply wants pro bono surgery for scars on her wrists.

Album: VH-1 PRESENTS THE CORRS: LIVE IN DUBLIN; Label: Atlantic Records

Album: New Day [US CD]; Label: C2 Records/Ruffhouse/Columbia; Director: Kevin Godley

Album: VH1 Presents the Corrs: Live in Dublin; Label: VH1 / Lava / Atlantic; Director: Hamish Hamilton

Grammy award winning U2 front man Bono talks about his organization and politics with CNN's John Roberts.

Bono tries to end poverty while the Baha Men try to find out who let the dogs out.