everything that's gone through them has just been like helpful to them down in mozambique.figured it would be a worthy cause to help them down there. >> how many attempts did you have to do before you made this thing? >> we worked on it for maybe a week or so on and off in three-hour shifts. maybe three or four times. >> how much have you raised so far? >> so far, we have $1,000 from the video. >> guys, we'd like to help you out with your goal of raising money. so "right this minute" is going to kick in $100 for you, how about that? >> that's incredible. >> thank you so much. >> that means a lot. >> that looks like a lot of fun. >> how cool? young people taking a video like that that is so much fun. a summertime fun video and making it into something that could potentially change the world. >>> fun, festive nails for the season. we'll reveal the tools she uses to make these cute little snowmen. >>> and why wait in traffic when you can just take the truck? see what the driver does next that makes this video just so much better. >>> winter sports are awesome. sometimes you ju

i get a lot of travel requests and it's to peru and mozambique and tanzania and at the bottom it says how much it costs and it's usually zero and those are the ones i like to sign but it really does. and i want to just acknowledge the d.p.h. aids office staff, please raise your hands, because you clearly -- [applause] >> some of you, in culmination of years, i know you have hundreds of years of experience here and i know that is so, so important and we've done some incredible work in san francisco and you've taken your work and your understanding of this disease to other parts of the world and it makes such a big difference for everyone in the world, particularly around ending this disease. you're doing aids planning and my job as the principal investigator is to help with space planning. this is a 100-year-old building and we were in all kinds of spaces and i want to acknowledge the staff that helped and figured out how to move people and how to construct behind them. mark primo and martine soto -- raise your hand, martine. he's been my negotiator whenever people are trying to figure

. >> mozambique. >> mongolia. >> portugal. >> for more than 20 years, the national geographic bee has been challenging students to learn about the world around them. >> which european capital city is located closer to an international border -- madrid or copenhagen? >> copenhagen. >> copenhagen is correct. >> john fahey, the president of national geographic, says his organization's mission is to "inspire people to care about the planet." he hopes the bee will "foster a life long passion for learning about other cultures." here's how it works. the competition starts in schools. students compete against their classmates, and the winner then advances to the statewide competition. one winner from each state gets a ticket to washington, d.c., to compete at a national level. in all, four million students participated in the bee this year. >> i got interested in geography because i've traveled to many places around the world, like france, germany, singapore, australia. >> that's aadith moorthy, a grand champion. he says it wasn't easy to get to the top. >> well, there was a lot of hard work.

but the coming up of a strong africa, it begins, a country like god is good, mozambique, very good job. some countries began to understand the way in which they could develop, but we have still a lot to learn about how to be usefully partners of africa. and not only what the chinese are doing at present, which is buying land, and that is dangerous for africa, because land has to be used for agriculture and not for bioenergy. so, the problem of africa is one of those that has given me most thought. and, therefore, my answer to your question is all too brief. we could have a long, long conversation about this sometime, but not today. [applause] .. >> by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. booktv streams live online for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> and now, more from booktv's cities tour. this weekend we visit birmingham, alabama. coming up next, an interview with the author of "while the world watched." >> what i remember when the bomb exploded, i remember not really thinking that it was a bomb. i, th

." >> i saw a bit of that on an african safari in mozambique, of all places.oung people who were working us, the african people and mozambiquens were totally enthralled by this man, especially at the time of his death. was he as big as elvis presley and the beatles? he wanted to be. >> i think he probably was, i think he was bigger. i don't think that popular music has ever had two albums like "off the wall" and "thriller." i think that they were incredible works of art. and i don't think they'll ever be surpassed. and remember, it's hard today for people to reflect upon that, because, of course, there's been this horrific tragedy, and this death. but, actually, it's his music that continues to live, i think, will live forever. >> well, thank you, martin bashir for that emotional, actually, very telling description of the importance of this conviction sentencing today. thank you, martin bashir, my colleague. the reverend al sharpton is host of "politics nation" on msnbc. reverend, thank you for joining us. about this case, you've been following it. four years,

and anadarko petroleum announced that a recent natural gas find off of mozambique is about twice as largeat's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." >>> i'm running for office, for pete's sake. >> who is this guy? can you trust him? >> i have never supported the president's recovery act, all right? the stimulus. no time, nowhere, no how. >> i think there is need for economic stimulus. >> you're only allowed a certain number of flips before people start to doubt your character. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was a portion of an online web video that the democratic national committee has created to remind voters that mitt romney has turned flip-flopping into an art form. it's called "mitt versus mitt," and dnc's having some fun using humor to skewer mr. romney. they've even created a movie-like trailer which will air in six swing-state like markets this week. >> from the creator of "i'm running for office, for pete's sake," comes the story of two men trapped in one body, "mitt versus mitt." >> i will protect and preserve a woman's right to choose. >> the nex

compared to an go and mozambique, that was fairly luxurious. >> well, so, you're not saying that it's more difficult for a woman to cover a war, are you? >> oh, no, i'm not. i think there are certain risks that women face. you know, when "the new york times" were arrested in libya, there were things that happened to the men that were never talked about. of a sexual nature. so men are just at risk as women. >> when we were preparing for this interview i read a lot about, a lot of things you said and what people have said about you. i come away with the impression that a lot of people seem more fascinated by your personal life. what kind of person is lara logan, than about your professional accomplishments, which are so obvious. so why do you think that is the case? >> i don't know. i think they think of lara logan as selling newspaper. so, you know, i don't really have a good answer to that question. one thing that i will say though, i had no idea into egypt happened that there was so many of my colleagues that were interested in the work that ado, and respected it. because you get so

around ♪ ♪ i loved you now like i loved you then, this is the road and these are the hands ♪ ♪ from mozambiquethere's no load i can't hold ♪ ♪ the road's so rough this i know i'll be there when the light comes in ♪ ♪ just tell 'em we're survivors ♪ life is a highway, i'm gonna ride it all night long ♪ ♪ if you're going my way, i'm gonna drive it all night long ♪ ♪ there was a distance between you and i ♪ ♪ between you and i ♪ a misunderstanding once but now we look it in the eye ♪ ♪ ooh, yeah ♪ ♪ there ain't no load that i can't hold ♪ ♪ the road's so tough, this i know ♪ ♪ i'll be there when the light comes in urs just tell 'em we're survivors ♪ everybody sing, yeah ♪ ♪ life is a highway, i'm gonna ride it all night long ♪ ♪ gimme, dpim me, yeah ♪ you're going my way, i'm gonna drive it all night long ♪ ♪ let's do it again, yeah, i said ♪ life is a highway, i'm gonna ride it all night long ♪ ♪ gimme, gimme, do, do, yeah ♪ if you're going my way, i'm gonna drive it all night long ♪ yes we are! thank you! >> rascal flatts. coming up next, natasha bedingfield joins our guys on the concert stage.

compared to an bola and mozambique, the afghan war was fairly luxurious. >> so, you are not saying it is more difficult for women to cover a war, are you? >> no, i think there are certain risks that women face, but when "the new york times" team were arrested in libya there were things i happened to the men that were never talked about of a sexual nature. >> in preparing for this interview i read a lot about you and a lot of things you have said and have had said about you, and i come away with the impression that people seem more fascinated by your personal life. what kind of person is lara logan, then your professional accomplishments, which is so obvious. why'd you think that is the case? >> i think a photograph of me can sell in a newspaper, apparently. i have been told that. i do not have a good dancer. one thing i will say is i had no idea until each it happened but there were so many colleagues interested in the work that i do and respected it. you get so used to covering your back in this business and waiting for the next knife that you forget about that aspect. as my mother-i