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kaesong which is not in connection with the demilitarized zone of jks, but we had to go to the bus station and leave personal belongings behind including newspapers with news coverage from the west. we took a bus, and we were with government minders the entire time, and restrictions of the picture we could take, and people that we could talk to, and some of the north koreans that we came into contact with. in fact, i remember going on bus, and they asked us not to take picture or even look outside of the windows, because there was so much sensitivity to this, but this is a rare opportunity for me and my colleague will ripley has been able to travel several times to north korea, but this is not available for the public at large. >> marc stewart and kylie atwood, thank you both. we will continue the follow this breaking story out of the korean peninsula, and also much more on the top story this morning, we have learned that donald trump is a target of the special
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but they were especially persistent in this village, following our every move. so, we drive out of the village to visit a public hospital in a neighboring county about two hours away, hoping these government minders won't follow us, so people will feel more comfortable speaking freely. we walk inside the fever clinic. it's almost entirely empty. and in the main hospital area, there are more people, but it's not packed. it's a stark contrast to the images of overflowing hospitals in major cities across china, from weeks before. i ask a nurse on another floor of the hospital if it was packed with patients a few weeks ago. she says, it's always packed and busy here. we try to ask why it looks empty here. but another doctor interrupts, ending our interview. we find one woman, a patient's family member, who is willing to speak to us. she says, everyone around her has already gotten covid and recovered. soon after, we realize we are being followed, apparently by a whole different crew.
whole different crew. there's at least two, three government minders following us here. it's obvious. >> reporter: they follow us hospital to hospital preventing anyone from speaking to us. i tricon fronting them, ask them why they're following us everywhere and he ignores me. he's walking away. so i tried this official, she refuses to even acknowledge my question. and what happens next? during my interview with this girl shocks us. okay, so i was just interviewing the girl and then the minders literally took her away from us. >> the man pushes the girl and her family away and then later leaves them alone but our interviews in the marketplace are over. china cd said the covid peak across the country has passed but in rural areas like this,
the man in the brown jacket with his back turned is a doctor at a hospital in a nearby city. he says almost all of the villagers have been infected. i asked them if they just don't realize they have covid. in response, he says, they've never been tested but clearly they have covid symptoms. >> so, we have the three government -- following us. >> reporter: it's common for local officials to keep a close eye on journalists in their jurisdictions, but they were especially persistent in this village, following our every move. so, we drive out of the village to visit a public hospital about two hours away, hoping these government minders won't follow us, so people will feel more comfortable speaking freely. we walk inside the fever clinic. in the main hospital area, there are more people, but it's not packed. it's a stark contrast to the images of overflowing hospitals in major cities across china for weeks before.
with the artist of the defensive zone from the conversation, nothing nefarious about your tank with the defense finally told us what was on that audio. it was alex murdaugh talking to some paul, according to the defense about a dog attacking a chicken. he said there's nothing bad in the conversation.in fact this is called intent to grow about 10 minutes later, asked her to go to movies. it does put alex murdaugh at the scene muchearlier about 8:44 pm , far before called number one it 10:07 pm. i will be up to the jury to decide what they want to do with the information. >> we appreciate it. extrem-- not only followed by government minders also took away someone she was interviewing midsentence. you can ed tsee it right there more and that ahead , tivenext. . so every day, you can say... ♪ youuu did it! ♪ with centrum silver.
there was at least two, three government minders. they are still following us on the way here. it's very ominous -- they follow us to hospital after hospital, preventing anyone from speaking to us. i try confronting them. i asked them why they are following us everywhere. and he ignores me. he's walking away. [speaking non-english] >> so, i tried this official. she refuses to even acknowledge my question. and what happens next, during my interview with this girl, shocks us. [speaking non-english] >> [speaking non-english] >> okay, so -- i was interviewing the girl and the minders literally took her away from us. the main pushes her family and the girl away -- but our interviews in the marketplace are over. china's cpc says the covid peak across the country has passed. but in rural areas like this,
i ask a nurse on another floor of the hospital if it was packed with patients a few weeks ago. she says, it's always packed and busy here. we try to ask why. it looks empty here. but another doctor interrupts, ending our interview. we find one woman, a patient's family member, who is willing to speak to us. she says everyone around her has already gotten covid and recovered. soon after, we realized we're being followed, apparently by a whole different crew. >> at least two, three, government minders. they are still following us all the way here. it's very obvious. >> reporter: they follow us to hospital after hospital, preventing anyone from speaking to us. i try confronting them. i asked them why they're following us everywhere, and he ignores me. so, i tried this official. she refuses to even acknowledge my question. and what happens next during my interview with this girl shocks
this village following our every move. so we drive out of the village to visit a public hospital in a neighboring county about two hours away. hoping these government minders won't follow us so people will speak more freely. we walk inside the clinic. it's almost entirely empty. in the main hospital area, it's almost empty. it's a stark contrast. i ask a nurse on another floor of the hospital if it was packed with patients a few weeks ago, she said it's always packed and busy here. we try to ask why it looks empty here, but another doctor interrupts, ending our interview. we find one woman a patient's family member who is willing to speak to us. she said everyone around her has gotten covid and recovered. soon after we realize we're being followed, apparently by a
he says it's emotional to see them grow so much. for the first time in three years, millions of chinese migrant families are finally able to reunite without the fear of covid lockdowns. almost everyone i speak to on camera says no one around them has gotten covid, like this elderly woman, who makes traditional crafts. she says she has not been wearing a mask and points to her shoulder, saying she has had vaccine shots. but we run into another group of young people who say otherwise. the man in the brown jacket, with his back turned, is a doctor at a hospital in a nearby city. he says, almost all the villagers have been infected. i ask -- and in response, he says, they have never been tested. but clearly, they have covid symptoms. we've got three government minders following us. it's common for local officials to keep a close eye on foreign journalists in their jurisdictions.