Press freedom around the world has reached its lowest point inmore than a decade, with many authoritarian governmentsimprisoning journalists in a fight to control their countries'narratives. One of the deadliest places to be a journalist isthe Philippines, where the new president has openly threatenedthe media and silenced his critics. Correspondent Gianna Toboniheads to Manila to see the dangerous work of local journalistsreporting on President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal war on drugs.Back in the U.S., legendary journalist Carl Bernsteindiscusses the state of our own media and the importance of afree press in holding the powerful accountable.
