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North Korea / Americans Released #1082511

CNN Evening News for Sunday, Nov 09, 2014
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(Studio: Poppy Harlow) The homecoming for Kenneth Bae & Matthew Miller after their release by North Korea noted; photos shown of Bae with his family.

(Seoul, South Korea: Paula Hancock’s) The negotiations for Bae’s & Miller’s freedom reviewed; photos shown of Bae & Miller with National Intelligence Director James Clapper; details given about the speculation over North Korea’s decision to free the prisoners with no conditions and the U.N.’s inquiry into human rights abuses. [Former Ambassador to South Korea Christopher HILL†- says they crave this kind of high-level attention.] [EXPERT – says they had to show a more humane side to the international community.]

Reporter(s):
Harlow, Poppy;
Hancock’s, Paula
Duration:
00:02:00

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