fellow- korean yun ok hee won gold in the women's individual event, while her team mate ki bo bae took the bronze medal... all of them products of korea's particular focus on archery from a young age. >>dielen: in schools i'd say 10 to 20 kids which they bring in and train on a daily basis and then those kids - around 1000 kids in korea - out of those 1000 when they get to 18 years old they get recruited by what's called company teams. the company teams are professional teams, five archers per team, and there are around 300 of them. and from those 300 is like the national team so if you look here in the uk they have around 10 so the chances of having that number 1 archer are much higher in korea because of that system. >>reporter: while the korean archers couldn't reveal exactly how much they earn as professionals, the fact that a major korean car manufacturer feels the sport is worth sponsoring is an indication of its popularity there. the same cannot be said for the host country... but despite that british number one simon terry believes uk interest in the sport is growing. >>terry:

systems director bae -- the director of bae systems, who are --ponsor of today'd event today's event has been in numerous intelligence community positions. most importantly, he is a member of hamilton's national security preparedness group. without further ado, i would like to introduce john gannon. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. our panel, in comparison to the last one, which i thought was very well done -- terrific panel, very substantive -- it was a natural segue two hours. we looked at your panel as more focused on operational issues and ours as focused on reform. we could not have a more distinguished panel. to my right, michael leiter. i always like to look at bios to learn things i did not know. he was a navy pilot and then moved on to assistant u.s. attorney in virginia. he is a graduate, by the way, of columbia a university and then harvard law school -- columbia university and then harvard law school. he was known for the great job he did as assistant director of the wmd commission. he went to the dni office as deputy staff director which gave him some broad exper

tlad to bae an i would not want to live in another place because of the freedoms of speech we do have. with that being said, a lot of times the misinterpretations of different people have brought about these anxieties. and as the travel alert is being issued, i do not see what the big deal is. like, ultimately, i think it does not matter what political party you are affiliated with. it goes to the end of it -- it is up to the individual to find out what the facts are. that is my final thought. host: thanks for your call. coming up later, on the "newsmakers" program, a conversation with senator john thune. he is running unopposed this year. he is being talked about as the 2012 republican candidate. some of the changes he expects in the next congress. guest: we will have a lot of new people. a lot of people who got to the senate, in many cases ran campaigns that were about a very distinct agenda. i think it coincided with what many of us want to see done. these are people who got motivated to get involved in these campaigns because of a concern about how fast the government has grown, h

thousands of aerospace workers across lancaster, including hendon's in my constituency have worked at bae and want to know what the practical and implications of these joint strike fighter and the carriers are. could the prime minister -- since he has already given as an ambiguous answer to predict now give us a more substantive answer as to whether he is corn to support the development and investment? >> it begs the point that occurs all of these things were all labor policy. that is the problem. there was no prioritization. there was no sign of how we report to pay for any of it. it is a difficult thing to come in and work out what you cannot keep. that is what we have had to do. this is the start of the process in some ways. you can see how many jets we anticipate having by 2020. there is extra money for unmanned aerial vehicles. i think anyone who has been to afghanistan knows this is a capability we should beat investing in. you cannot invest in its a must make difficult decisions anywhesomewhere. >> one of the fundamental problems of the last eight to 10 years has been the split bet

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. >>> plus a very touching story a mom hears the sound of her daughter's heart bae beat in another woman's chest. we're going to meet that woman's parent andhe mother of two alive "today" because ofheir gift. >>let's begin this half hour with prosecutors now looking into filing more serious charges against the two rutgers university students who are accused of streaming video of another student's sexual encounter online. >> reporter: good morning, matt there's a growing chorus that's saying that the incident that was involved wasn't just an act of video voyeurism or cyber bullying, but of cyber gay bashing, but one of the suspects reportedly says not so. it has now been confirmed that the body pulled from the hudson river was that of tyler clementi, who wrote on his facebook page, jumping off the gw bridge, sorry. this encounter was streamed live over theinternet. two classmates have been charged with privacy law violations, but the unt prosecutor says they'll be making every effort to assess whether bias played a role in the incident. >> privacy violations are -- >> meanwhile the respecte