professional wing-suit pilot james boole is traveling to russia's far east to shoot a documentary onxtreme landscape. >> it's covered in snow for nine months a year. it has the most active volcanos than anyplace on the planet. they call it the land of fire and ice. >> it is the final leg of the trip, and he's eager to make it one of the most thrilling trips. >> we had done three other jumps that day. and it was obvious to everybody this was going to be the last jump because it was getting dark. we were nearly out of daylight. >> boole follows the lead wing-suit flier as he jumps from the helicopter into an icy gorge. >> i was filming. to help me frame the video, i had a ring site on my left eye. so i wasn't looking through both eyes through a lot of the jump. it gives you depth perception. plus the fact we're flying on snow. and on a cloudy day, towards sunset, you can't mate out the texture. it's just white. >> the plan is for boole to deploy his parachute at 600 feet, just after the lead wing-suit flier opens his. although it's dangerously low to the ground, boole is determined to

this injury is so gruesome we can't show it to you, boole be out a while. there is little joe. sharks were three for three tonight in the power play. here is pavelski and little joe wasn't done. seven minutes to go. joe thornton passes to pavelski. sharks win 5-2. you know they have a four-point lead now in the pacific division. -- in the sweet 16 on thursday. that's not the only reason he's going the be there. now aubrie is a senior in new hampshire and being recruited by the dayton flyers. so is flyers coach archie miller going the try to get on good side of the recruits? ingly don't think that will happen. but it is a neat thing that he is being recruited by them and the success they're having. he really likes them. he's in a good place. had a really good year. >> could be going there. warriors are headed to the playoffs so why did mark jackson fire his assistant coach. it was for "philosophical differences." he tried to down play that he was in trouble. >> there would be more people in the choir singing it. you guys are around every single day. that's entertainment. >> reme

. >> 40% of americans are going to enter a boole. >> no gambling here, guys, no, that's john talking,ly for myself. [ laughter ] >> you know, we talk about the heights of this whole tournament. we talked a lot about the sports saying that we enjoy it and yet it is such big business, we've highlighted that just now. and really, student athletes, they want to get paid. i understand there's a lawsuit going on. when are we going to see student athletes get paid. >> this is just another example of how the game is rigged. this is big business for media, for the broadcasters. we are talking about how much commerce is involved in the pools and yet the schools don't make all that much money. last year, wichita state made it to the final four and may have lost money, because the revenues the school get not difficultied up by conference, everything they're earning is getting shopped up, they may have to pay the coach a bonus and travel costs. there is a swirl of commerce but the athletes and schools don't sympathy. it's another point in terms of professionalizing college sports. >> thank you so