In the 10 days since a colossal wall of water and mud swept through communities along the Nepal-Tibet border, reports have flooded out of devastating scenes from Nepal, but so far, the world has seen little of what is happening in Tibet, a semi autonomous region in China. NBC News' Janis Mackey Frayer is among a small group visiting the Tibet side of the border as part of a Chinese government-organized trip. She reports on the scale of the disaster there.

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