investors say hiroshi admitted to selling falsely labeled beef from fukushima in february at a storen osaka in western japan. police say he told them he didn't think people would buy meat from fukushima. agriculture ministry officials ordered the shop's operator last month to label its products correctly. they discovered it falsified the origin of 1.4 tons of beef. >>> myanmar has been called the last frontier of asia. as the former military regime opens up, it presents untapped economic potential. asian neighbors and western countries are reaching out to the formerly reclusive country. now manhoman singh is the first indian prime minister to visit the country in 25 years. singh vowed to help myanmar bolster its economy and democratization during his meeting with president thein sein on monday. singh outlined india's plans to improve transportation systems linking the two nations. and to support the regional development. he also stated india's readiness to aid the country's transformation to democratic rule. unlike many western countries, india has not imposed economic sanctions agai

investigators say hiroshi kutsukake admitted to selling falsely labeled beef from fukushima in february at a store in osaka in western japan. police say he told them he didn't think people would buy meat from fukushima. agriculture ministry officials ordered the shop's operator last month to label its products correctly. they discovered it falsified the origin of 1.4 tons of beef. >>> myanmar has been called the last frontier of asia. the country presents untapped economic potential as it opens up. now a first visit by an indian prime minister in 25 years. our bangkok bureau has the latest. >> as myanmar continues its efforts toward its democratization, its asian neighbors in western countries are reaching out to the formally reclu reclusive country. china has long had an influence over the country and now india is courting myanmar with a three-day visit by the prime minister. s singh vowed to help, during his meeting with president thien sien on monday. he outlined india's plans to improve transportation systems linking the two nations and to support regional development. he also state

i also want to extend a very warm welcome to our honorable hiroshi, our council general of japan to please an exchange at this time, our cranes, which are messages of hope, and as jeff said earlier, at this year there is a special message we want to deliver, one i have personally been involved in, and i wanted our counsel ne

i also want to extend a very warm welcome to our honorable hiroshi, our council general of japan to please an exchange at this time, our cranes, which are messages of hope, and as jeff said earlier, at this year there is a special message we want to deliver, one i have personally been involved in, and i wanted our counsel general from japan to be here, to which not only the council general but to the people of japan all of our great wishes as they recover from the very devastating earthquake and tsunami in japan, and that this is an appropriate time to get that exchange. and if i may, i would like to present the council general this message of hope and our cranes. [applause] >> good evening,