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At a time when suicide bombers seem particularly determined to create panic across Pakistan, Zeeshan Shafqat and Muhammad Usman are feeling the pressure. They are both freshmen at the International Islamic University in Islamabad. Their own school was hit with two bombs. More than at any time in their young lives, they are now living with uncertainty about school, jobs, family and their own safety .Also in the show: A son surprises his father at the end of his life.

Myo Myint is working with a team of filmmakers to smuggle a film featuring his story inside Burma. The film is called “Burma Soldier.” As that soldier, Myo Myint witnessed atrocities, and was gravely injured by a landmine. He became an anti-war activist, and ended up spending 15 years in prison. He is now trying to communicate to other military personnel and civilians inside his country. Julie leBrocquy, a producer with the film, is doing everything she can to help. The film premieres tonight on HBO2. 

Two women greet returning U.S. soldiers at the Dallas/ Fort Worth airport.

Chris Robinson was serving in Afghanistan when he got a note from a woman named Maggie. Turns out, Maggie had signed up for an adopt-a-soldier program through her sorority. She planned to write letters, send care packages - romance was the last thing on her mind. Also in this show, Also in this show, Ehsan Samei is a U.S. citizen, a professor at Duke University. But during his college days, he attended university in Tehran with some of Iran's brightest scientists. While he chose nuclear medicine, some of his classmates were recruited by the Iranian military to build a rocket.