and then after reading nick's book about twitter his approach with evan williams, for example, was sort of like a lot of tough love. what's your approach? >> i would say that my approach has evolved over the years and that right now i spend a lot more of my time asking questions, helping people think about what can be painting a picture of success having them get self-aware of what's there. but it's not tough love as much as it is inspiration and coaching and painting a picture of what's possible. >> do you think tough love is the wrong way? >> i think it depends. i had a lot of tough love growing up or i wouldn't be where i am. selling up, google its mobile handset business to. what does it say? we'll discuss next. >> google is selling its motor rolla handset business less than two years after buying it. for just under $3 billion. remember, google bought it in 2012 for 12.4 billion, google's ceo spoke about the deal. > i think the extiss and track record to scale it into a major player. they have a lot of experience in hover. >> now, we know larry page has been dealing with problems wi

steve jobs, is kind of using practices as an individual, but who also, like the twitter cofounder evan williamsdoes in his company, introduces kind of practices on an organizational level. with fisher, every single business meeting is -- at the beginning, there is a moment of mindfulness. maybe not too long, just a minute, but it gets everybody in the meeting the possibility to connect with the present moment, with my own experience, and with what we are here for to do together with my own intentions. my fourth and final point relates, comes back, your holiness, to your various remarks yesterday and today when you talked about the larger situation, the global crisis situation we are in. diana also talked about that earlier, and the earlier panel, and you said that everything is interrelated. and you also said that taking care of others is the best thing also for ourselves, for our own future. that there is not really an alternative. pointfourth and final relates to the global pressing challenges that we face as a community today. i have been, over the past few years, involved in stakeholder wor

jamie greubel and aja evans taking bronze. williams, the silver. the long track speed skating woes persist for the u.s. even in the old suits. maria lamb finished last, and in the women's 5,000 meters final, then the team's leader blasted the leadership. >> obviously the high performance. failed terribly as a whole. i'm sure you are aware of the suit issue, honestly, the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: and one final development, skier bode miller who finished 20th in the giant slalom says his olympics are over. he has a nagging knee injury and will not race in the slalom. >>> and there was more trouble today for the members of pussy riot, the musicians whose work is hypercritical of president vladimir putin. when they tried to perform in a public plaza today, we saw again what russia means by zero tolerance for protests during the games. members were attacked by the militia men we see throughout the weekend. they first used pepper spray, then a whip to stop them. they were performing a song, by the way, called putin teaches us to love the mother l

practices, cultivation practices herself as an individual, but to also, like twitter cofounder evan williams, does with his company, introduces kind of mindfulness practices on an organizational level. and eileen fisher, every single business meeting is at the beginning, there is a moment of mindfulness. it's not too long, maybe just a minute, because it went in the meeting has a possibly to connect with the present moment of my own experience and with what we are here for the two together. of my own intentions. my fourth and final point relates, comes back, your holiness, to your various remarks yesterday and today when you talk about the larger situation, the global crisis situation we are in, you know, diana also talked about that earlier, the earlier panel, the copanelists. and you said everything is interrelated. and you also said that taking care of others is the best thing also for ourselves, for our own future. so it's not really an alternative. so my fourth and final point relates to the global pressing challenges that we face as a community today. i have been over the past few year

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elana meyers and lauryn williams missed out on gold by just a tenth of a second while jamie grubel and asia evansthe american men's hockey team is in the final four. team usa defeated the czech republic 5-2. that sets up a semifinal matchup against canada who narrowly escaped latvia with a 2-1 win, but the ice hockey tournament hit the home crowd. russia thought to be the goad medal favorite is out. the russians fell to finland, 3-1, in the quarterfinals. they have no chance to win a medal. and in women's figure skating, russia's yulia lipnitskaya, she actually fell during her short program. she finished in fifth place. yuna kim is in first. american gracie gold finished in fourth. the women's free skate is tonight. so here's your look at the medal count after wednesday's competition. team usa is now in the lead with 23 medals. russia and the netherlands are right behind with 22. norway and canada round out the top five. now, of course, the united states is hoping to add to that medal count. team usa takes on canada in the women's ice hockey final, and, of course, the women are going for gold. an

the first time americans won multiple medals in this event, elena meyers, lauryn williams and jamie greubel and aja evansok bronze. good morning to you. >> good morning. congratulations. el -- elena, i hope you're feeling good about this medal. >> i feel really good. racing is about coming down to those hundredths of seconds. we laid it out there and hopefully made our country proud. >> in august you were at a rookie bobsled camp and you are the fifth athlete to win a medal in the winter games and the summer games. that's pretty good. >> it's a pretty cool opportunity. i never thought i would accomplish all of this. i couldn't have done it without four hometowns and all of america behind me. it taken a village to help me realize these goals and aspirations in such a short period of time. >> if you had to choose between summer olympics and bobsledding, could you choose? >> i think summer olympics, it was kind of warm here. i would say all four of them. >> good answer. >> jamie, getting to the bottom of the track your family was there. can you describe that moment? >> it was incredible just to see the joy

evans and dean reynolds have the latest. the president of ukraine flees the capital, where thousands of protesters now control the streets. holly williamseports on today's fast-moving developments. michael sam meets with reporters at the n.f.l. scouting combine. terrell brown has his call for acceptance of gays in sports. >> i just wish you would see me as michael sam the football player and not michael sam the gay football player. >> axelrod: and the mystery of the disappearing moose. don dahler has been without with the researchers who want to know why. captioning sponsored by cbs th i

, canada, filling out your top five and elana meyers and lauryn williams, we marveled at their work along with jamie greubel and aja evans. who took bronze. when you medal you get to sign whatever you want. there they are posting those pictures and we can't say it enough about lauryn williams. this posted on twitter by her partner, meyers. "first sochi selfie as a silver medalist with lauryn williams." signing the wall of u.s. medalists. williams has been there before winning a silver in athens in the 100 meters. >> that's when you know you are a true athlete. you can do anything. bring it on. >> and how. >> yeah. >> i got this. >> well, you know who has this now. >> who? >> our ryan smith. >> there you go, all right. thank you, josh. let's take a look at some of the top stories today. and, you know, let's start with this, that monster, monster $425 million powerball jackpot, this morning somebody is waking up very, very rich because there was only one winner. and we've just learned where that ticket was sold. abc's aditi roy is in milpitas, california, near san jose. aditi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you

evans took bronze. the team of alina meyers and lauryn williams won silver. williams, who has earned two u.s.ck medals, becomes one of the few americans to place in both the summer and winter games. >> it's just a really cool thing to let it all set in and understand the kind of history that he made. >> reporter: on the slopes park city utah's, ted ligety took gold in the a slalom. >> it's cool to be a part of the tradition of the sport. >> scores! >> reporter: in hockey the u.s. men's team easily beat the czech republic, 5-2, advancing to the semifinals. but there won't be a rematch of 1980s miracle on ice. the russian men lost to finland, 3-1. now, it's a much better situation for the u.s. and men's hockey team. they will take on canada friday and as a reminder the u.s. women's hockey team, they will go for the gold in their final also against canada later on today. charlie, norah? >> alphonso thank you. >>> facebook stock is down this morning after betting big on mobile. the social media giant is paying $19 billion in cash and stock to buy whatsapp. the messaging service has more than 450

evans and dean reynolds have the latest. the president of ukraine flees the capital, where thousands of protesters now control the streets. holly williams reports on today's fast-moving developments. michael sam meets with reporters at the n.f.l. scouting combine. terrell brown has his call for acceptance of gays in sports. >> i just wish you would see me as michael sam the football player and not michael sam the gay football player. >> axelrod: and the mystery of the disappearing moose. don dahler has been without with the researchers who want to know why. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod, and this is a western edition of the broadcast. he was public enemy number one, a modern-day al capone in the eyes of law enforcement in chicago. we're talking about a brutal mexican drug lord named joaquin guzman, known as "el chapo," or shorty. tonight, he is in a prison in mexico city. captured in a joint u.s. and mexican operation. the feds says guzman ran an international heroin and cocaine empire worth $1 billion. employing thousands of gang members in chicago to deal drugs. a

williams on why they're still chanting for his death. in an epic drought, california farmers are cut off from federal water supplies, while in the midwest, huge ice jams blocked rivers. carter evans and dean reynolds report. in miami, drivers rush from their cars on a major freeway to try to rescue a suffocating baby. >> fade to black. switch! >> reporter: and steve hartman on the road with the man who directs this broadcast on his final night. after five decades bringing the world into your home. >> this really is the only job i have ever had. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. there is a peace agreement tonight in ukraine but it came at the cost of at least 77 dead and hundreds more injured. after days of riot, president yanukovich gave in. today in a deal with leaders of the opposition, he agreed to early presidential elections, no later than december. then in rapid sequence, ukraine's parliament fired the interior minister, blamed for much of the violence; curbed the powers of the president; and voted to release the president's chief political rival from prison. it's all about the

williams on why they're still chanting for his death. in an epic drought, california farmers are cut off from federal water supplies, while in the midwest, huge ice jams blocked rivers. carter evansreynolds report. in miami, drivers rush from their cars on a major freeway to try to rescue a suffocating baby. >> fade to black. switch! >> reporter: and steve hartman on the road with the man who directs this broadcast on his final night. after five decades bringing the world into your home. >> this really is the only job i have ever had. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news"

the team comprised of myers and williams have first place over a team from canada. fellow americans jami and asia evans have an advantage over a belgian team for third place. the only american team not in the medal hunt is jones and fenlater with an 11th placed finish. >> the nba resumed regular season action with a slate of nine games and free agent to be lebron james put on an m.v.p. worthy performance in dallas. he blazed the nets for 42 points on 16-23 shooting. lebron also ripped down nine rebounds, dished out six assists and notched two steals in the process. the heat open the second half with a 117-106 win over the mavericks. >> that is an eight-foot long one foot wide piece of metal that fell from the ceiling and hit the seats at the university of indiana's assembly hall mere hours before those seats would have had people in them to host iowa. officials postponed the game tuesday night. no make up date is scheduled. engineers said the harsh winter conditions in town were to blame. very scary situation in the big 10. >> thank you so much with sport. >> we are looking at a new study finding 10 of