NORTH KOREA UNDERCOVER

The most dangerous man on the planet.

Are you a reporter?

Problem Reporter

Where are the reporters? They haven't come as yet.

Our reporter, Martin Amer, speaks to the crew.

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So I ran this experiment recently for the Korean Broadcasting System.

He addressed himself to the reporters.

The clashes over the fence continue.

There's something that I'd like you to see.

Like I'm going to journalism school to become a reporter.

But what else do you think reporters can do?

The reporter learned about war first hand.

When the Indian reporters saved us from the Hazara, there was a Talib with them.

I'm just a reporter. I offer no point of view.

They just called from the lobby. The reporter from the journal is on his way up.

We're going to present to you a shocking investigation on child labor in their factories in Southeast Asia.

Unfortunately it's not how governments work. Show me.

Now, they're using bulldozers to clear the road.

The one who came from farthest to my lodge, through deepest snows and most dismal tempests, was a poet.

Many citing that heartfelt public appeal by reporter Chad Decker as being a key element in driving public sentiments.

And that is that some of the most important learning we ever do happens before we're born, while we're still in the womb.

For anyone who suffers from migraine headaches and there are 30 million Americans who do tonight a possible answer.

Cells of the immune system are taking their job of protecting the system. The respiration system is making sure that fresh oxygen is being delivered. So all the cells have jobs.