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i emphasize things may be happening from wonsan in north korea.see kim jong un's train where it usually is by his luxury beach compound, a place he loves to go, where he has launched missiles from. there's speculation he might be there, maybe he's recovering there. normally, he likes to fly lihis plane when he goes there. however, if he just had surgery, maybe he's not able to try. trains are also used for very serious processions. for example when kim jong un went to china to meet with xi jinping or to haknnoi to meet wh president trump. also, his father was taken back to the capital in the train. >>> one of america's most prominent health authorities and a member of president trump's task force says the country needs to double its diagnostic testing. he says it is vital to have enough tests. he says we shouldn't get hung up on the numbers. >> we don't want to get fixated. right now we're doing 1.5, 2 million per week. we probably should get up to twice that as we get into the next several weeks, and i think we will. testing is an important part

they show what appears to be kim jong un's train at his compound in the north korean coastal city of wonsan. it is a beachside luxurious compound where kim jong un spent his summers as a child. it's a place he loves to be. he's also conducted a number of missile tests from that location. but the significance of the train being there now is that it lends credibility to reports that kim jong un is there. reports in south korea and other places. but the presence of the train neither proves nor disproved kim jong un's health condition. what i do know is usually when kim jong un goes there he prefers to fly. he often flies his own plane. it's faster, more convenient for him. if kim jong un is currently unable to fly behaves surgical procedure or another reason, the train could be a way for him to get back more comfortably to a place like the north korean capital pyongyang. we know that com jong uh also chooses to travel by train during very formal or serious events such as his summit in beijing with chinese president xi jinping or summit in hanoi with u.s. president donald trump. we also know th

group announced that satellite images showed a train outside kim's compound in the eastern city of wonsanation he was in the area. >>> authorities in china are trying to get the world's second largest economy up and running again. between january and march, output shrank for the first time in a generation as officials took drastic steps to contain the coronavirus.s. those measures are now easing, but many businesses are still fighting to survive, suggesting the recovery may be a long one. >> reporter: in beijing, some encouraging signs -- restaurants are reopening and some restrictions on social distancing are lifted. but other companies aren't so lucky. this acting school hasas been closed for nearly three months. businesses where many people gather are still required to stay shut. that includes many in the educational field. >> translator: we were optimistic in february. we thought people would lose patience and stop staying home. >> reporter: the school is turning to online distribution to keep students interested. it hopes to reopen by summer, but it will still lose over $200,000. dai