missiles south of seoul. interestingly, these first two components that i've just spoken out, artillery and missile, would be used in tandem if an attack to face. thanks to reorganization of north korea's military during the late 1990's, both types of forces are now commanded by artillery officers who led in accordance with their training doctrine consider missile systems to simply be artillery systems with a longer range and would target them accordingly. and then attack, many of north korea's artillery systems would aim for seoul and much of the surrounding province while simultaneous missile attacks at every keynote in south korea. as for north korea's special operations forces, south korean estimates now place their numbers satisfy as 180,000 men. north korean special operations forces are probably among the best trained, best bed and most motivated of all forces and our military. they routinely undergo intense training that includes carrying 50 pounds of sand, for tonka launders in one hour, hygiene and

missiles south of seoul.ese first two components, artillery and missile, would be used in tandem, if an attack took place. thanks to a reorganization of the military during the late 1990's, both types of forces are now commanded by artillery officers who would, in accordance with their training doctrine, consider and missile systems to simply be artillery systems with a longer range and would target them accordingly. in an attack, many of north korea's artillery systems would aim for seoul and much of the surrounding province, while simultaneous missile attacks would strike many other places of south korea. south korean estimates place their number as high as 180,000 men. a special operation forces are probably among the best trained, best bed, and best motivated of all forces and their military. they routinely undergo intense training, including carrying 50 pounds of sound for 10 kilometers in one hour, hiking in extreme cold weather, martial arts methodologies including fighting with three to live 15 oppone

missiles south of seoul. interestingly, these first two components that i've just spoken out, artillery and missile, would be used in tandem if an attack to way spirit that mr. reader commiseration of north korea's military during the late 1990's. both types of courses are now commanded by artillery officers who would in accordance with their training.turn consider missile systems to simply be art tillery systems with a longer range and would target them accordingly. in an attack many of north korea's artillery systems living for soul and much of the surrounding province while missile attacks at every keynote in south korea. as for north korea special operations forces, south korean estimates now place their numbers as high as 180,000 men. north korea special operations forces are probably among the best trained, best fed and most motivated of all forces in their military here they routinely undergo intense training that a good turn 50 of sand for a ten kilometers in one hour, hygiene and extreme cold weather

forces korea will move from downtown seoul to a new headquarters 30 miles south of seoul and the over00 u.s. military bases spread across korea will be consolidated around to the strategic hubs. this will transform a cold war era military footprint into a better position. without sacrificing our commitment to the alliance. we will continue to work together on updating our command relationships to reflect our evolving alliance. this is an alliance which is increasingly global, and we're appreciative of south korea's growing willingness to expand its global role commensurate with its political and economic achievements. on the full range of issues, that will define the coming decades for northeast asia and beyond. last june, president obama and president lee issued a joint vision statement for the alliance which serves as a forward-looking framework for increased bilateral cooperation. republic of korea of course is already demonstrate a firm commitment to international peace and prosperity. secretary general embodies the ideals that bind the niceties and republic of korea on the global

missiles south of seoul. interestingly, these first two components that i've just spoken out, artillery and missile, would be used in tandem if an attack to way spirit that mr. reader commiseration of north korea's military during the late 1990's. both types of courses are now commanded by artillery officers who would in accordance with their training.turn consider missile systems to simply be art tillery systems with a longer range and would target them accordingly. in an attack many of north korea's artillery systems living for soul and much of the surrounding province while missile attacks at every keynote in south korea. as for north korea special operations forces, south korean estimates now place their numbers as high as 180,000 men. north korea special operations forces are probably among the best trained, best fed and most motivated of all forces in their military here they routinely undergo intense training that a good turn 50 of sand for a ten kilometers in one hour, hygiene and extreme cold weather

we met 15-year-old chung young il in a city south of seoul. >> ( translated ) it's pretty extreme.lay seven or eight hours a day, and then on weekends, i stay up all night on the computer. >> ( translated ) when young-il starts a game, he doesn't know when to stop and he just plays for hours. >> rushkoff: over the last year, young-il has dropped from the top half of his class to the bottom. his mother thinks it's because of the computer. >> ( translated ) i'm not sure, but i think he mostly uses the computer to play some type of fighting game. i wish those games didn't exist. >> ( translated ) that inability to communicate with me, his own mother, makes me so sad. >> ( translated ) i think if i can't control him right now, i may lose my son. this is an addiction. only an addict could act this way. >> rushkoff: in an effort to help kids like young-il, the korean government has opened free internet rescue camps throughout the country. >> rushkoff: at the recommendation of a teacher, young-il's mother will be leaving him here for two weeks. >> rushkoff: the day starts with a group cou

he never really becomes a post cold water reagan republican and the soul of seoul. so his relationship to the party of his time was rather curious. .. never discussed his view on any of the issues of president harris. well, tyler becomes president and suddenly finds himself confronted with a wade agenda which he doesn't fully subscribed to. so he begins to veto all of the bills won created by his arch rivals, senator henry clay of kentucky. when for the second time, tyler the toes, they called him mr. veto. [laughter] when he vetoed the bill to recharger i guess it is the third bank of the united states, every member of tyler's cabinet except the secretary of state, daniel webster, resigned and i think in just one day. they all went in, standard and john tyler, jr., his father's secretary had stock ploch recording what time each person came in to resign. henry clay then reads tyler out of the whig party. the first time a president has been ejected from the party that brought him to power. their work in nuclear impeachment in queries, an angry mob threw rocks out the

is with systemic risk generally i don't think anybody at the fed leaves that the fed should be the seoul or even the principal collect her and analyze their data. this has got to be a governmentwide priority. >> the information received now in the data, how real-time is it and i would assume during a crisis, it's very important that it's daily. and i don't -- and how granular is it? >> so that varies considerably, senator from data stream to data stream. and i think the subject -- let me be clear that when some people say real-time, some people do need a media buy that, but that is a trade happens, but information about the trade is immediately available to regulators and possibly the public. for most of our supervisory purposes, that kind of literally real-time data isn't critical to achieving the supervisory purposes. and of course as you all know, true real-time data is a very expensive thing to put together. but timely, meaning in many instances delete or end of the day trading is very important for making an assessment on a regular basis as to the stability of a firm that may be und

. >>> the olympic games from los angeles and sydney to seoul, atlanta and the name burned brightly.behind? in their shadows, torches glow. within their walls, magic moments. and on their grounds, historic feats. but after the closing ceremony and the name goes out, olympic gold can lose its luster. >> for the 17 days, this is really sort of a global epicenter. >> many of the stunners become an eyesore, taking up space in cities trying to recover from hosting the game. >> the host cities take major financial burdens that can take decades to pay off. >> the bird's nest, a tourist attraction after the games is struggling to make money. >> it costs upwards of $10 million a year to run the stadium. >> stadiums from montreal to athens are working to find the after and many are falling in disrepair. >> there is a big price to be paid and lots of problems to have a stadium sit around. >> city had success holding on to the olympic glory and made money in the process. >> the venue is continually bringing athletes and the economy is built around that. >> lake placid, home of the 1932 and 1980