joining me now, vivek tiwary, author of the fifth beatle.ated them as a band and a brand. >> he discovered when they were relatively unknown liverpool group playing small clubs. he saw in the beatles a group that had a great message of love, as cheesy as that is to say, to spread in the world. he also saw in the group a band if presented properly could appeal to everyone, girls, boys, young people, cross-generational. >> you have a book with beautiful imagery. a lot of people love graphic novels, some don't know why someone would choose to tell the story this way. brian as someone who narrated knew they had to have a certain look. >> he came up with the suits, haircuts, imaged the band, found a way to present them so the world could embrace them. he knew their message would be universal if it was presented in such a way everybody could hear it. that's what he did for the band. >> in terms of the graphic medium, the way to tell not only the facts but poetry behind it. apart from being a great beatles story it's a very inspiring human story ab

she is one of thousands of widows of cotton farmers who have become what tiwari calls slaves in their own country. they work round-the-clock, while big international companies make all the profit. such neo-feudal structures of hand-in-hand with political corruption. as no obvious way out for the farmers, and little hope. sasi kala is little chance of ever repaying the mountain of debt her husband left behind. and what's worse, she has no idea how she's going to provide for her family. >> the number of organizations that try to offer help to farmers and their relatives is growing. we have more information on what they do and how you can find them at our website. and now we head to ukraine. there, blinis are the no fuss snack you can get pretty much on every street corner every weather salty or sweet, everyone likes them. they can be fashioned to appeal to pretty much everybody's taste. so go on and pick your favorite blini. >> this time around, wherein the ukrainian capital kiev. the snack we are checking out is a true eastern european specialty. in hungary, it's called pa lachinta. in