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Korea Reunions: Some families seperated by war to be reunited
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Korea Reunions: Some families seperated by war to be reunited
About 100 family members from South Korea are scheduled to be reunited with their relatives in North Korea on Monday. The families became separated between 1950 and 1953 because of the Korean War. And as Bruce Harrison reports, this could be the only time they will ever see each other.
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