Our daily geography quiz.

Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Archbishop Desmond Tutu about South Africa's ruling ANC government. Critics say its falling short in providing proper housing and health care to its people...especially in the country's black townships.

Correspondent Rhoda Metcalfe reports on efforts to build homes for the many South Africans who live in shacks. A recent building blitz by foreign volunteers built some 200 homes for impoverished South Africans in just one week. The project also raised questions about the South African government's own housing efforts.

Anchor Marco Werman speaks with obesity expert Dr. Louis Aronne to answer some of the many questions posed by listeners responding to our week-long series on global obesity.

Britain's former Prime Minister Winston Chuchill was a big movie buff. Projectionists who worked for him kept a list of his favorite movies. That list has just been published. Anchor Marco Werman has details.

Three US soldiers were killed in a rocket attack yesterday in Iraq. But they weren't the only victims...three Iraqi children also lost their lives. The soldiers were handing out toys, sports equipment, and treats in a playground. It's not the first time US soldiers were attacked when giving out treats to Iraqi children. Anchor Marco Werman finds out more from Rear Admiral Greg Smith, US military spokesman at the American Embassy in Baghdad.

The World's Matthew Bell has the latest on the politics in Pakistan as it enters its third week of emergency rule under President Pervez Musharraf. Pakistan's Supreme Court today threw out the main legal challenges to last month's re-election of Musharraf to another five year term in office. And Musharraf is showing no sign of giving in to President Bush's public demands.

The United States is worried about Pakistan's tribal areas, near the border with Afghanistan. That's where the Pakistani government is battling al Qaeda and Taliban-linked militants. Given Pakistan's current political instability, Washington is reportedly considering enlisting tribal leaders to deal directly with the militants. Anchor Marco Werman discusses the notion with BBC correspondent Haroon Rashid in Islamabad.

Entire program - November 19