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adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: a confident-looking kim jong-un strode to the stage in a western suit and tie. it was first glimpse inside the workings of the party congress. even though foreign journalists were only allowed to stay for ten minutes. the event has been a consider nation of sorts for the country's leader. today he was awarded an chairman. kim has used the congress to underline his commitment to north korea's nuclear program, but he repeated his vow not to use them unless provoked. western experts believe that north korea has the capability to build a nuclear bomb but not the means to deliver it. at least so far. kim has repeatedly rebuffed u.s. requests that north korea abandon its nuclear program. north korea's one of the most reclusive nations in the world, and government guides have accompanied us everywhere. >> did you get any opportunity the meet foreign centers. >> reporter: bieb reporter rupert wingfield-hayes was detained after he reported that much of what he was allowed to see looked like a setup. >> what is it you don't like me saying? >> reporter: north kore

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to celebrate, north korea allowed our correspondent, adriana diaz, a rare visit which made her home sickr freedom of the press. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this is pint-sized propaganda. they spent the morning singing songs, praising the country's leaders. see their photos up on the wall. there is no escape from their watchful gaze. billboards, meeting halls, they hang in homes like religious icons. retired teacher, hong song suk told us it is part of life. >> by having their photos on their walls they're always with us, she said. we can repay their warm love and care. every detail of our trip is choreographed. our government guides decide what we see and who we talk to. our first stop was a farm cooperative. a pet project of president kim jong-un, a carefully chosen site for western eyes. in a country that faced famine and food shortages worsened by isolation. this farmer -- >> translator: hostile countries like the usa do not think well of our country and impose sanctions on us. so we are cultivating our own food with our own hands. despite the government's emphasis on farming, the u.n. said last

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adriana diaz, chicago. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this wednesday.he news continues. for others check back a bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. cbs this morning. from t t tad >>> it's wednesday, may 11, 2016. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, may 11th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." an off-duty hero stops a killer on a stabbing spree, trapping shoppers in a massachusetts mall. two people are dead this morning. police say it could have been much worse. >>> severe storms sweep through kentucky leveling homes and leaving several people injured. this morning, there's more wild weather on the way. >>> bernie sanders had a big night, winning west virginia. the delegates still don't add up in his favor, but the senator says he's in it to win it. >>> and it's no surprise -- steph curry took home the mvp award, but he won it the way no

to celebrate, north korea allowed adriana diaz a rare visit. ♪ >> reporter: this is pint-sized propaganda singing songs praising the country's leaders. you can see their photos on the wall. there's no escape from their watchful gaze. billboards, meeting halls, they hang in homes like religion icons. retired teacher hang as suk told us it's just a party of life. "by having their photos on our walls, they're always with us," she said. "we can repay their warm love and care." every detail of our trip is choreographed. our government guides decide what we see and who we talk to. our first stop was a farm cooperative. a pet project of president kim jong-un. it's a carefully chosen site for western eyes. in a country that's faced famine and food shortages worsened by economic isolation. this farmer -- "hostile countries like the usa do not think well of our country and impose sanctions on us," he said. "so we're cultivating our own food with our own hoonands. "despite the country's emphasis on farming, the u.n. said last week that food production here fell 9% last year because of drought. that

adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: a confident-looking kim jong-un, strode to the stage in a westernt and tie. the first glimpse inside the workings of the congress. journalists were allowed to stay for ten minutes. the event a coronation of sorts for the country's leader to. day he was awarded an additional title, party chairman. >> kim has used the congress to underline his commitment to north korea's nuclear program. but he repeated his vow not to use them unless provoked. western experts believe that north korea has the capability to build a nuclear bomb, but not the means to deliver it. at least so far. kim has repeatedly rebuffed u.s. requests that north korea abandon its nuclear program. north korea's one of the most reclusive nations in the world. and government guide have accompanied us everywhere. >> you get any opportunity to meet foreigners. bbc reporter rupert wingfield hayes was detained after he reported that much of what he was allowed to see looked like a setup. >> what is it you don't like me saying? >> north korean officials accused him of what they called insultin

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adriana diaz is in pyongyang with a look at the isolated country. >> our second full day here in north was carefully curated to show the military might. escorted around monuments and given history lessons about the country's weapons development program. in pyongyang, hundreds are nailing down choreography ahead of tomorrow's meeting of the workers party. the country's only party. we spent the day being shuttled around to historic sites. our visit to a gun factory turned museum was a thinly veiled effort to highlight north core c core -- korea's military self reliance. we were told it was here that is a a child former leader kim jong-il fired one of the first north korean made rifles. his sharpshooter like aim was presented as absolute fact. >> three bullets and three got bulls eye. >> how old was he at the time? >> 7-year-old. 7-year-old got three bull's eyes. that's pretty impressive. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: the right to develop and bear arms is the government's top priority. with highly publicized nuclear and missile tests, north korea wants to prove it can defend itself against its

adriana diaz is there. >> reporter: the relationship between the north korean government and the foreign press is a complicated one. today an already tense situation was made worse when the government expelled a reporter after taking issue with his coverage. >> what is it you don't like me saying? >> rupert wingfield hayes was detained friday when he and his team were due to depart pyongyang. according to the bbc he was interrogated eight hours because the north korean government was not pleased with his reports on life in the capital. >> this is pyongyang. pyongyang is not north korea. pyongyang is a bubble and the people who live here are looked after. north korean officials say wingfield hayes distorted facts and spoke ill of the country and leadersh leadership, asked to sign an apology before he and his team departed the country monday. more than 100 reporters were invited here to cover the workers party congress. the first of its kind in 36 years. >> this is the cloes we will get to event we covered. a look at the building from across the street. but so far we have been shut out. re

adriana diaz is in pyongyang where the first party congress in decades voted to boost the nuclear program. adriana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the relationship between the north korean government and the foreign press is a complicated one. today an already tense situation was made worse when the government expelled a reporter after taking issue with his coverage. >> what is it you don't like me saying? >> reporter: bbc correspondent rub ear correspondentfield hayes was due to depart pyongyang. according to the bbc he was interrogated for eight hours because the north korean government was not pleased with his reports on life in the capital. >> this is pyongyang. pyongyang is not north korea. pyongyang is a bubble, and the people who live here are looked after. >> reporter: north korean officials say wingfield-hayes distorted facts and spoke ill of the country and its leadership. he was asked to sign an apology before he and his team departed the country monday. more than 100 reporters were invited here to cover the workers party congress. the first of its kind in 36 years. t

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