today he heads a small company in rangoon. it's not easy. the stakes are high. on this day, there's another power blackout. that means the machines can't run. daily laborers are recruited to carry the 50-kilogram sacks. pyae wants to encourage other young entrepreneurs like himself. >> i always want to share my experience and knowledge with other people. some of the people are afraid to share their own knowledge.....but in my case it's a different story. the ocean is big, there's a lot of fish. ly a few years younger. the businessman knows his country needs jobs and incomes for people. he's working tirelessly to make that a reality. his next project is to expand the mobile phone network in his country. and if you would like to find out more about our reports, please find us online. and that's all we have time for this week. thanks for watching and don't forget to tune in again in seven days. until then - bye bye!

>> that took place in 1983 in rangoon.he was late coming to the temple that they had and they killed seven or eight very key people including the foreign minister and several other folks. it was one of several attempts north korea made to kill the president of south korea. the view of the kids in t south for a long time they were afraid of north korea. when north korea was divided by the united states, now south korea was much weaker than north korea and there was much fear in seoul for years. now that fear is gone because seoul is so much stronger economically than north korea and with that fear has gone some feeling of sadness for the south. and defectors are usually not warmly received. i worked with a lot of soviet defectors when i was with the cia and they were never happy. home is home and what they receive a makeover is never at home and they are always recorded as people who can't be trusted and sort of regarded as the debris of a failing society. >> there is a question right here. >> herbert levin. next week i thi