. >>> mien man's suu kyi has had its first meeting with the president. the meeting is the first step towards the political dialogue. suu kyi spoke for an hour with the president. the government has not disclosed what they discussed. myanmar's military regime was displaced by a civilian government this year following a general election that excluded suu kyi. she was under house arrest for seven years until just after the general election. when she resumed political activity earlier this month, the government apparently decided to take a hands-off approach. it issued a statement saying it would cooperate and have dialogue with her party. >>> chinese premier is urging the u.s. government to tackle its debt problem and get its economy back on track. the state-run xinhua news agency said when he met joe biden on friday in beijing. they discussed the downgrading of the u.s. credit rating earlier this month. the issues of particular concern to china because the country is the largest foreign holder of u.s. treasury bonds. >> translator: although the united stat

. >>> in myanmar, long time opposition leader aung san suu kyi has vowed to work with the president for the country's national interests. the nobel peace prize winner who spent many years under house arrest was released in november. it is the first meeting with the president. in march, the military handed power over to him. >>> and in new delhi, india, it is the fifth day of anna hasare's hunger strike. t we'll have more on the situation in india. >>> it may be a world away about what is happening right now in somalia hits home. more than 12 million people in that region are in desperate need of food. and there is a special community here in the u.s. that is seizing this human catastrophe as a call to action. jill dougherty reports from minneapolis.

out the recent first meeting between the president thein sein and pro-democracy leader aung san suu kyi. he also mentioned that the government is allowing the media to have access to parliament. during his stay, he was able to meet aung san suu kyi for the first time and interview political prisoners detained in yangon. myanmar previously allowed him to visit in february of last year, his most recent trip is seen as an effort by the civilian-led government formed in march to demonstrate its credentials. quintana did express concern over myanmar's detention of political prisoners, saying the immediate release of detainees would be a sincere and necessary step towards national reconciliation. >>> now, a modern day gold rush is taking place in thailand as the price of the precious metal reaches record highs. every day throngs of people queue to buy gold in search of a quick profit and a sense of security. nhk world's dhra reports. >> reporter: bangkok's chinatown district is home to the country's main gold market. with more than 30 shops. wealthy locals flock here to purchase bars of gold.

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indexes consume your margin and so the right investors are looking for any positive information suu kyi changed the sentiments about the need from r.b.c. capital markets says there's still not much to impact the mood. it is august a lot of people are whole day and you know they're do this aren't big events in the calendar where you can see a significant shift we get a little bit of economic data next week we have the p.m.i. is in for four august which will give us a sense as to whether the slowdown will be more protracted into q three or not we also get the jackson hole conference on friday where we could see some voices out of the fed as to whether q e three is going to become a reality or not and while fears of a dreaded double dip are once again vising in the markets you're just not listen to let them go it's a bank says russia is in the best position to withstand a recession that wasn't see thousand and. the comparison in favor of today is with regard to core for a balance sheet so the micro level of individual enterprises i think we're seeing better picture and terms of less curren

. >>> in myanmar, long time opposition leader aung san suu kyi has vowed to work with the president forterests. the nobel peace prize winner who spent many years under house arrest was released in november. it is the first meeting with the president. in march, the military handed power over to him. >>> and in new delhi, india, it is the fifth day of anna hasare's hunger strike. t we'll have more on the situation in india. >>> it may be a world away about what is happening right now in somalia hits home. more than 12 million people in that region are in desperate need of food. and there is a special community here in the u.s. that is seizing this human catastrophe as a call to action. jill dougherty reports from minneapolis. >> reporter: tonight we'll be working with this, this is our rice pack. a monday night in minneapolis. 150 volunteers, many of them somali americans, are here to pack food for famine victims. this christian charity feed my starving children has pledged to send 5 million meals to the horn of africa. this woman has family in somalia. >> i'm glad that everybody is getti