local people may also benefit from growing licorice. many of myanmar's farmers struggle to make a living. value-added crops, like licorice, will boost their incomes. >> translator: japanese techniques are really good. i'll do my best because i can expect to increase my income. >> reporter: nagane would like to persuade more farmers to grow licorice. this farmer wants to grow watermelons. he says chinese sellers will buy everything he produces. nagane tries to convince him that licorice is easier to grow than watermelons. >> translator: i'd like to give it a try if i can make more money. i hope it will benefit me and the development of this area. >> translator: i'm looking forward to seeing our business grow in myanmar. i'll be happy if i can help to increase the farmers' incomes so they can live more stable lives. >> reporter: the first full-scale harvest is expected in four years' time. myanmar is set to become a reliable supplier of this valuable crop. yasushi isa, nhk world, myanmar. >>> emerging economic powers. the threat of violen

it is like licorice. the people who like licorice really like licorice.oe has been it yet but most of the people think it's awesome. when you see that in the environment, the really important question is to look at the hurdles. is it possible to get past them? them are political. eventually they will be business hurdles and they will have to figure out how to deal with liability. there are going to have to figure out can they afford to own the cars which would really make them incredibly valuable if they could pull that off. as a lot of issues they have to still solve. i think the smart money says they have a real shot. you can choose what price you want to pay, but as someone who likes to see companies succeed, andjust got talking to emil he was really impressive. >> they have certainly pull together a really high-powered team. the thing that we've learned in silicon valley is that success is very situational and someone who has been moderately successful can be tremendously successful in another one. the thing about uber is the people who work there see

helicopter landed to kennedy -- for kennedy to appear on the golf cart with a band of children for licorice, chocolates, or lollipops. >> before we wrap up, could you give us a couple of your notable, a quick look at the notable other presidential vacations you write about. >> there have been many. washington, of course, said the president -- set the standard, and the standard being that the job follows the present wherever he goes. in washington's case, that meant supervision of the building of a new capital city, one this named for him. there are many others, and you can pick of images. kennedy sailing. eisenhower golfing. jerry ford skiing. jimmy carter on the softball field. any number of things. presidents fishing. often early 20th century presidents like coolidge and hoover fishing in three-piece suits. >> are there any of those images that are in any way controversial? you write about teddy roosevelt liking to chop down trees on his property just to hear it fall. we knew george w. bush was always clearing brush on his ranch. outside of golf, have president's been criticized by the ac

. >> licorice or skunk spray. >> i don't want it. >> those are awful.on't want either one. >> that's where he says, not this one. >> i'm telling you, this kid knows what he's doing. >> he knows the jelly beans. ♪ >> ladies, close your eyes for a second. listen to this. tell me that does not sound like goofy. >> you can open your eyes. look at this. this is not something that goofy would be doing. >> oh, no. >> oh, my gosh! >> opened his hand. >> except it goes off. look at it in slow motion. goes off a little early. and then there was not just one explosion. >> oh, my gosh! >> that is not follow-up unny. >> i would not laugh either. we reached out to the guys, they did a practice run with the firework, but without lighting it, and when they lit it, it exploded faster than they thought. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's funny. >> i could listen to that laugh all day. >> oh, my god! >> a cookie eating contest with a twist. >> oh! >> not expecting that. >> next "right this minute." and still to come, seven tips to be a better smart phone photographer. >> no. >> no

. >> it's like licorice, the people who like it really like it and uber is that way.one has been exposed to get the most of the people who have been exposed to it is awesome. when you see that in the environment, let's look at the hurdles -- is it possible to get past because most of them are politicals and most of them will i haveness hurdles and to deal with liability when a driver gets into an accident. they will have to figure out if they can afford to own the cars which would really make them incredibly valuable if they could pull that off. there is a lot of issues they have to solve but i'm thinking the smart money says they've got a real shot. you can choose what price you want to pay. as somebody who likes to see companies succeed, you just got done talking to emil and he was impressive and everyone from uber is that way. >> they have pulled together quite a powerful team. >> high-powered for this opportunity. the thing we learned in silicon valley is that success is very situational. someone who has only been moderately successful can be tremendously successf