Yesterday, South Korean activist groups held rallies to either welcome or protest against President Trump while he was heading to his hotel in downtown Seoul. Our Choi Si-young takes a closer look.

After Saturday's dinner hosted by South Korean President Moon Jae-in, President Trump headed to the Grand Hyatt Hotel in downtown Seoul to spend the night before the summit with Moon on Sunday.

Along the way rallies either welcoming or protesting Trump.
South Korea's conservative groups held banners and shouted "We love Trump" or "We love USA," waving an American flag.
Protesters were out with banners.

Earlier, South Korean police issued the highest vigil alert and roads and streets
near the hotel were temporarily shut down.
Presidents Moon and Trump are scheduled to hold a bilateral summit on Sunday afternoon.

Choi Si-young, Arirang News.