(24 May 2011)
Beijing, China
1. Wide interior of Beijing Airport terminal
2. Close of board showing flight to Pyongyang
3. US special envoy to North Korea on human rights Robert King surrounded by media
4. Cutaway of camera
5. Various of King walking through security
Panmunjom, North Korea/South Korea border
6. Wide of Joint Security Area (JSA) at Panmunjom, shot from South Korean side
7. Close up of signboard reading (Korean) 'Panmungak', a building on North Korean side
8. Wide of a North Korean soldier looking through binoculars
9. Mid of a North Korean soldier
10. Close up of UN flag in conference room at JSA
11. Wide of two South Korean military police inside conference room
12. Close up of a South Korean military policeman
13. South Korean military police guarding conference hall
14. Wide of JSA
STORYLINE
The US special envoy on North Korea's human rights departed for Pyongyang from Beijing on Tuesday.
Robert King and his team said nothing to reporters as they walked through the terminal building at Beijing airport.
The aim of King's trip is to evaluate a request from North Korea for food and aid.
The US team will travel beyond the capital Pyongyang to other parts of North Korea, the US State Department announced earlier.
On the border between the two Koreas, military policemen from the South went about their business, while a North Korean soldier was seen looking through binoculars.
Meanwhile, North Korean leader Kim Jong II arrived in the eastern Chinese city of Nanjing on Tuesday, South Korean media reported.
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