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If we're supposed to eat roots and berries and tree bark, show us how. and it is supposed to make us fit, if it's supposed to make us healthier, show us how. >> of course, michelle obama never said that we have to be perfect alt every meal. she's repeatedly made the point that healthy eating is a matter of overall balance. >> look, no one wants to give up sunday meal, no one wants to say good-bye to mac and cheese and fried chicken and mashed potatoes, oh, i'm getting hungry. forever, no one wants to do that, not even the obamas, trust me. >> rush limbaugh like sarah palin has to lie about wha...

♪ >> heading north, the scenery opens up. the space between things gets wider, more pastoral, more beautiful. ♪ looking around at my fellow passengers, it could be hard to distinguish between the 135-plus ethnic groups that make up the burmese population. the very name, burma, refers actually to only one of these groups. what they all seem to have in common, however, is a thanaka, a face paint made from tree bark that masks many of their faces. it's ubiquitous here. first jarring to see, it quickly becomes something you get used

? >> if we're supposed to go out and eat nothing, if we're supposed to eat berries and roots and tree bark, show us how. and dare i say this, it doesn't look like michelle obama follows her own nutritionary, dietary advice. >> the most marie antoinette of anything that i have seen with michelle obama. did you see the dress she was wearing while she went down and toured the oil spill? >> we don't like paying millions of dollars forr vacations. that's a little bit of a waste. they understand it's a little bit of an uppity-ism. >> this is offensive stuff. this is really, really some bad stuff, la...

Actually to only one of these groups. what they all seem to have in common, however is a thanaka, a sunscreen from tree bark that masks many of their faces. at first jarring to see, it quickly becomes something you get used to and take for granted. yangon's gravitational pull broken, and with darkness falling, the train picks up speed. at times terrifyingly so. >> if this thing is going to be derail at some point.

♪ >> heading north, the scenery opens up. the space between things gets wider, more pastoral, more beautiful. looking around at my fellow passengers, it could be hard to distinguishes between the 135-plus ethnic groups that make up the burmese population. the very name, burma, refers actually to only one of these groups. what they all seem to have in common, however, is a thanaka, a facepaint and sun block made from tree bark that masks many of their faces. at first jarring to see, it quickly becomes something you