most motorbikes seen on streets are made in china. >> translator: chinese products are cheap. and they're good. >> reporter: going round the shop's backyard, they were in the middle of an assembly copy of japanese brand products. they bring in parts from china, and do the assembly in myanmar. so they can make motorbikes at under one-third of the cost of japanese products. >> translator: people in myanmar really want japanese brands. so people will choose to ride japanese motorbikes. >> reporter: firms from differing countries are engaged in the battle to win share in the final frontier, myanmar. competition is likely to become even more intense in the future. yoshio arima, nhk world, yangon. >>> japanese trading houses are trying to enter that competition. they're looking for opportunities in the construction of roads, ports and other infrastructure. they also want to develop natural gas and copper. marubeni set up an office last month in the capital naypyidaw. mitsui is planning to open one next month. sumitomo plans to be there by autumn. sojitz has another plan. managers ar

like the team he wanted to buy a motorbike. >> i wanted to buy a motorbike. i went to the shop.e you doing here? i'm looking at motorbikes. i probably want to get one. he is, like, i'm not going to sell you a motorbike. i'm, like, why? he is, like, really? if anything happens to you, they're going to come to me. i'm not going to sell you. >> reporter: for all his good-natured ease, bolt knows he has rivals who would clearly love to take what's his. especially his friend and teammate. >> i saw you with yohan. you look like friends. >> yeah, we are friends. absolutely. we push ourselves in training and work hard together, but we're friends, so it never changes. it's fun. >> reporter: chances are when it stops being fun, usain bolt will stop running. it's still fun. >> and, yet, lester, you and i were talking earlier, if you were setting out to design a sprinter from the ground up, you wouldn't necessarily design -- >> not this case. too tall. he is 6'5". traditionally a taller sprinter would not get out of the blocks as quickly. a little more resistance. he has skoelosis. he has a

. >> is it like a guy with a motorbike. >> check this out, up and down stair cases, part of the red bull x. >> i'm expecting this to be an action movie, something hollywood will embrace. he makes it look easy, like i could do it. >> it's like there are springs on the bottom of the tires. jumps up over a pylon in the middle of the street. cars, forget it. >> is he single, doing this to impress girls, brazilian girls, to get a few numbers. >> are you interested? >> i totally would be. wow, dude, this is cool. >> without his helmet off. >> a mystery. >> he could look like shrek. >> it goes dark. did he ride it to the bushes? did he make it? he didn't finish. >> i'm going to assume he landed that. >> i think he shot up to the moon. doing all those tricks up there at the sea of tranquility. >>> been a while since we had a good prank. i feel like some of you may think this crossed the line a bit. >> dismuk into my girlfriend's apartment waiting for her and her sister to get back. i'm going to be carrying their tv in my hand acting like i'm robbing the place. >> this guy goes in arms himself wi

. >>> england's prince harry rode through snowy roads in transylvania on a motorbike as he visited romania. prince charles owns a mansion in a nearby 16th century village. >>> released images from mars that shows a dried lava flow that looks a lot like the forehead, trunk and eye of an elephant. it does. the photo was taken by a camera in orbit around the red planet. here's a look at how wall street is going to kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,929. after tumbling 130 points yesterday. the s&p fell 15 points. the nasdaq lost 33. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei was down 8 points while in hong kong the hang seng dipped 236. >>> not surprisingly, stocks tumbled on investors' first day back since the long holiday weekend. this, of course, in reaction to friday's disappointing jobs report. all ten industry groups on the s&p suffered with financials hit the hardest. the broad sell-off also dragged the dow to its first sub-13,000 finish in a month. >>> facebook's purchase of instagram for $1 billion grabbed a lot of attention as the social network readies i

. >> 3 million cars. 9 million motorbikes.f them competing for space on the streets of indonesia's capital jakarta. the commute is a daily nightmare for drivers. with colombia long backups and stop and go traffic. now, small but growing number of commuters is catching on to an alternative, riding a bicycle. one of those opting for the bicycle is the accountant who fights her way through traffic every day on her way to work. >> you have got motorcycles, cars, and buses. they cut in front oft you fronthey honk. it really gets on your nerves. >> it is crazy riding a bicycle here, but we have got to do something. >> bicycle commuters not only have to deal with congestion. there's also smog and the risk of accidents. her 30-kilometer commute would take two hours with a car in rush-hour conditions. but with her bicycle, she is at work in one hour. >> the problem is most indonesians simply love their car too much. it is a status symbol. of course, i would also like to have a car, but not with this traffic. >> jakarta's urban planning

. >> 3 million cars. 9 million motorbikes.f them competing for space on the streets of indonesia's capital jakarta. the commute is a daily nightmare for drivers. with colombia long backups and stop and go traffic. now, small but growing number of commuters is catching on to an alternative, riding a bicycle. one of those opting for the bicycle is the accountant who fights her way through traffic every day on her way to work. >> you have got motorcycles, cars, and buses. they cut in front oft you fronthey honk. it really gets on your nerves. >> it is crazy riding a bicycle here, but we have got to do something. >> bicycle commuters not only have to deal with congestion. there's also smog and the risk of accidents. her 30-kilometer commute would take two hours with a car in rush-hour conditions. but with her bicycle, she is at work in one hour. >> the problem is most indonesians simply love their car too much. it is a status symbol. of course, i would also like to have a car, but not with this traffic. >> jakarta's urban planning

muslims dead in the first incident gunmen riding a motorbike ambushed a car and killed six then just minutes later they shot dead two other travellers in a rickshaw in the same area cheer muslims are the minority in pakistan and are often targeted by extremists among the sunni majority. the u.k.'s debt is growing steadily and the treasury is looking now at drastic measures to try to tackle it suggesting never ending loans should make a reappearance despite the fact the previous ones issued to cover the cost of the first world war still being slowly repaid today and the new loans are set to mean future generations will inherit nothing but death result is either bennett reports . strapped for cash and deep in debt the u.k. government has a plan but buyers beware all's not as it seems chancellor george osborne wants to bring back a never ending loans dumping the government's crippling debt on to future generations it will still be pouring and this is money george and friends won't have to pay back sounds too good to be true that's because it is but figured the state's going to be clear

of muslims dead in the first incident gunman riding a motorbike ambushed a car and killed six then just minutes later they shot dead two other travelers in a rickshaw in the area shia muslims are the minority in pakistan and are often targeted by extremists among the sunni majority. sunni these jets of bomb strategic targets in south it's killed at least five people tension escalated after sudden forces seized the town of heglig responsible for half of sudan's all production here and was forces from both sides to withdraw behind borders and for violence to be stopped the fighting along the all rich frontier is the worst in south sudan became dependent last july. a roadside bomb targeting a security patrols killed two policemen west of the iraqi capital with vehicle was destroyed in the blast in which one more officer was also injured most of the rags recent violence has been blamed on sunni militants trying to shatter the country sheer led government. twelve people being killed after al-qaeda fighters captured a security checkpoint in southern yemen insurgents killed four troops were lo

in southwest pakistan have left eight shia muslims dead it in the first incident gunmen riding a motorbike ambushed a car that killed six people and minutes later they shot dead two other travelers in a rickshaw in the same area shia muslims are the minority in pakistan and often targeted by extremists among the sunni majority. it's midnight fifteen let's go back now to one of our top stories off the docks believe is the market east there the holiday marking resurrection of jesus christ let's take these live pictures coming from the main cathedral. thousands of ten solutions crisis a. father surrogate chaplain and current as i speak covering this event for us on our website online and our dot com is just a pain for a moment listening to some of that live. must our patriarchal. choir sings the era was the first of the seventh old easter canon. he who delivered the children from the furnace became a man suffering as a mortal and through his passion just closed tell it with the beauty of interruption he is the only listened and most glorious called the fall of fathers. is once again and is in

police say the bomber road a motorbike into a market killing at least 10 people. u.s.re reportedly having tea with the local police commander minutes before the attack. assaults on foreign troops are on the rise. nato says it's unclear who is blind them. anger has been building after a u.s. soldier allegedly killed 17 civilians and other u.s. troops mistakenly burned korans. >> one of the things we're finding is in many cases there were signs and symptoms that could have been seen. >> reporter: two days ago a twin blast shook a street market in northern afghanistan. u.s. led nato forces are training the afghan military and police, hoping they'll be ready to take over security in 2014. >> so far this year 97 nato service members have been killed in afghanistan including at least 54 american. >> a delta flight attendant brushes up on her nursing skills when a pregnant woman gives birth. a flight attendant jumped into action. she helped deliver a healthy baby boy. the plane made an emergency landing so mom could get her little stow away to the hospital. >> wonder what cou

police say the bomber rode a motorbike into a crowded market, killing at least 10 people. u.s. troops were reportedly having tea with the police commander minutes before the attack. the assaults on foreign troops are on the rise. nato says it's inclear who is blind them. anger has been building after a u.s. soldier allegedly killed 17 civilians and other u.s. troops mistakenly burned quo rans. >> there were signs and symptoms that could have been seen. >> reporter: two days ago a twin blast shook a street market in northern afghanistan. u.s. led nato force are training the military and police hoping they'll be ready to take over security in 2014. >> so far this year 97 nato service members have been killed in afghanistan including at least 54 americans. today the first round of marines arrived in australia. they're part of a larger deployment of 2500 troops. >> if you're waiting for somebody to get home from work let's check in on our roads right now. here's christie live at traffic control. >> reporter: hi, everyone. things have taken a turn for northbound 95. the lay up to 25

a half-dozen motorbike drivers take the producers and investigators to get the girls.ps are there but no sign of the children. >> these are -- where's the -- >> ten minutes more. >> ten minutes more? >> finally, these two girls, sisters, are brought into the waiting area. >> hi there. come on in. come on in. >> others soon follow. now, the hope is these girls will escape the horror of this village. that's if everything goes according to plan. chaos and confusion. the rescue springs into action. >> it's okay. be good girl. it's okay. >> when "children for sale" continues. at aviva, we do things differently. we're bringing humanity back to life insurance. that's why only aviva rewards you with savings for getting a check-up. it's our wellness for life program, with online access to mayo clinic. see the difference at avivausa.com. protect the land. economically, it seems like a good choice now. we need environmental protection. we've got more than 100 years worth of energy, right here. [announcer:] who's right? they all are. visit powerincooperation.com. laces? really? sl

deputies on motorbikes are also canvassing remote areas to check for potential crime scenes.will be another volunteer search organized by the klaaskids foundation. in the city of oakland, there will be no city services today as a part of a scheduled city closure. police, fire and other services will not be affected. >>mark: the first public statement is expected from the family of the vandalism be to death the man suspected in the man's killing has been ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial. a proposed ordinance to crack down on the bars and walnut creek is one step closer to becoming a reality. last night the planning commission agreed to an anti nuisance ordinance that should be adopted. if it passes, bar patrons could be fined and establishments that have to stop serving alcohol by love and a clock and in extreme circumstances a bar could be forced to shut down. bar owners feel like the city should only enforce laws already on the books. families with this ordinance you're taking away from us. so if you take our hours away that is a loss of communication and a loss of

governance, policing, later on the day the soldiers came across young afghan men from the village riding motorbikesed with the insurgency and administered a broad and brutal corporal punishment, slapping them crudely in the face but frankly to many people in the village that was the first time in months they've seen anybody from the afghan government so it would have been to them a real significant shock that finally they see afghan soldiers, that's the treat they expect so many questions at the end of the day still being asked how they are. we've witnesseded in kabul they suppressed the hakani network and quite exactly how they'll hold the country together when america leaves doing a job which america itself struggled to do over a decade. >> nick, very well put regardless if u.s. and nato forces are calling this a success, they're able to hold off these insurgents, still no doubt there will be questions raised about the readiness of afghan forces going forward. nick payton walsh in afghanistan, nick please stay safe, thank you. >>> ridiculous and misleading, those are the words treasury secretary