praxair is part of our collective -- >> it is part of our collective but part of our collective we deny what is going on is the values in this country have gone to and what we see in the media, what is going on with the republican debate is embarrassing, and what we see in the media and what we have seen over the last few years, what we put out in the world is money is gone, and if you do not have enough, you are nothing. we know women are the holders of values, and we have to go back to upholding what is really good. when we say immigrants' children should not have education, and what happened to a country where we wanted all children to have education? it is painful to discuss. it is shameful in this country. it is not shameful to the core in other countries. who are you in our communit [applause] tavis: you respond in a way you want to respond. i take that point and agree. good luck side to thing that is why -- i do think the challenge of our times is a gender inequity. it applies to the u.s. as well. part of its is the way we tell it. it is how you tell stories, and much more though

praxair has been another sign of ermine -- burma opening to the world. he is on his first official trip to japan by a burmese leader in almost 50 years. japan says it is ready to start assistance as part of the transition to democracy. the japanese government appears to be coming up with a comprehensive solution. >> i would resume aid, which could pay for infrastructure to help bolster. another sign the country has been welcomed back into the international community because no head of state has been here for 28 years. >> we saw video of creating an -- the eu agreeing to suspend sanctions. do you see japan being seen to do likewise, and do they have an eye on natural resources to? >> japan is keen to help the reform process along where it can. japanese companies as well are very keen to get into burma. the people are poor, but it is rich in resources. one of the main japanese airlines has said they want to resume direct flights to burma as soon as possible, so there is a gold rush under way. certainly japanese companies would like to be a part of that. >>