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Particles that resemble the coronavirus, but do not have the ability to cause illness in humans. what it will do is create an immune response. and it is combined with an extract from a tree bark that actually boosts the immune response. and in studies conducted last year, it was quite effective at preventing severe illness and -- or even symptomatic illness. but most of the trials were done in the pre-delta, pre-omicron. it is an effective vaccine. i'm not sure what the group of people is who will now get it, but i think we maxed out on our vaccination program in this country, unfortunately. >...

Amazing. give us a sense. i think it is four different regions to explore with your viewers? >> good morning. yes, six regions of the country. six episodes. we were encouraging people to stand in and fish in the l.a. river, one of the show's surprises. there is beauty all over this land, including in our city which we deserve a right to access and be in that connection with nature. >> this is so fun, yet out here you usually hear oh, pbs will be doing a six part series on the outdoors. yeah, okay, i've seen it all before. you will just walk around and eat tree bark. no! you are fishing in the ...

“Why are you unhappy? Because 99.9 per cent of everything you think, and of everything you do, is for yourself – and there’s isn’t one,&

Literally ate tree bark to survive. the king's rule over a police state that relies on heavy surveillance, restricted movement and brutal prison camps. >> they strengthen social controls. because they have the fear if there is an outbreak, if there is a crisis, that was what happened in the 1990s that you know the police, the secret police, the military, they all went hungry. >> reporter: now they're getting sick. state media says around 2 million fever cases in one week a. crisis of kim's own creation potentially devastating hardship for the north korean people. >> our thanks to will ripley. ...

North koreans at higher risk of severe infection. >> i think it's going to test his leadership, certainly. and it's going to create some urgency for very creative storytelling in the north korean propaganda apparatus. >> reporter: north korean propaganda crucial to keeping the kim family in power. even during times of crisis, like the deadly famine of the late 1990s when citizens ate tree bark to survive. the kills rule over a police state that relies on heavy surveillance, restricted movement and brutal political prison camps. >> they strengthen social controls because they had the fear that,...