Nightly News | July 25, 2014
Reporter’s notebook: Uncovering the quake in China
May 12: Although there was unprecedented freedom initially for journalists covering China's quake in May 2008, the tragedy proved to be one of the more politically sensitive stories all year. A Beijing-based journalist, Mary Kay Magistad, talks to NBC News about the challenges facing reporters investigating the quake.
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