Planning for the 2012 Olympics
Clip: 7/18/2012 | 7m 23s
Planning for the 2012 Olympics, Britain's 'Largest Peacetime Operation'
With a little more than a week till the Olympic opening ceremonies, issues such as transportation, weather and security have arisen. Gwen Ifill talks with Stephen Wilson of the Associated Press and Kevin Wamsley of Western University about whether organizers are fully prepared for the start of the games.
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Planning for the 2012 Olympics
Clip: 7/18/2012 | 7m 23s
With a little more than a week till the Olympic opening ceremonies, issues such as transportation, weather and security have arisen. Gwen Ifill talks with Stephen Wilson of the Associated Press and Kevin Wamsley of Western University about whether organizers are fully prepared for the start of the games.
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