South Korea to inspect its entire Boeing 737-800 fleet after Jeju Air crash

South Korean authorities have launched a comprehensive inspection of the country's entire fleet of 101 Boeing 737-800 planes, following the nation's worst-ever aviation disaster. Yesterday's Jeju Air crash killed 179 people on board. Only two crew members survived. Another Jeju Air flight using the Boeing 737-800 also reported landing gear issues this morning. Meanwhile, political leaders and members of the public have been paying their respects at a temporary memorial held for the victims. Lim Yun Suk reports from Muan.