magnus's father, henrik, didn't think that was terribly unusual. >> henrik carlsen: he did have a goode for hours at a time on the specific topic. and he seemed to be interested in a lot of things, new things, all the time. but i thought that was normal. >> simon: what got him into chess? sibling rivalry. his older sister started to play, so he wanted to beat her, which he did, quickly. then, he started winning tournaments. before long, he became a celebrity, one of the first norwegians to excel in a sport that did not involve snow. people lined up in shopping malls to play him. when he won, magnus said it was just a game, no big deal. he couldn't understand why people were making such a fuss. >> carlsen: why does... why do all people want to talk with little me? >> simon: magnus's parents took him and his sisters out of school for a year, rented out their house, sold their car. it was part holiday, mostly chess. they went to reykjavik, iceland, which is where magnus took a leap into legend when he was matched against gary kasparov, the russian considered by many to be the greatest eve

that we do need a very substantial and motivated small business commission, and i'm certain that henrik would be a great asset to that. thank you. -- i'm certain that henry would be a great asset to that. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is reuben hechanova, and i'm here in support of the nomination for thekarnilowicz. -- henry karnilowicz. and it is begun his knowledge of the permitting process that helps small businesses grow and continue to become successful. he has helped create businesses that have created the success and succession as the embodiment of examples to other businesses. the category by which he also has the ethics and integrity that goes along with being a small business commissioner -- i speak also having served on the building commission for the last four years, and have been the president. along with that, i know what the timing commitment implies. along with that, the energy by which henry serves as not only for his business, but could also serve the commission is something that speaks more than just he is all over the place, but his

henrik zetterberg with the puck, 1-0 detroit. the sharks down 2-0 in the 2nd, power play opportunity. they keep the pressure on the backup goalie joey mcdonald. there's credit for the goal. sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. the puck takes a funny bounce off the top of the net into the goal. 2-1. we get no closer, however, because in the 3rd period wings on a rush. san jose lost six of 8 and to lose 3-2. >>> one year ago milos raonic won his first title at the open and is makes his second home there at san jose, the 21-year- old back in the final taking on dennis istomin and raonic unloads. can he bring it up to 155 miles an hour and takes the set 7-6, second set, match point, istomin unforced error into the net. raonic wins for the second year in the row in san jose and they can reward the canadian with maple syrup. >>> how about some golf, phil mickelson needing a birdie at 18 to force a playoff in l.a. >> yes! "..." whoa! >> pretty focused. >> keegan brown can join him in a three-way playoff. >> oh, how good is this?

kasey kahne 7th place in his new henrik motorsports ride for farmer's. >> darrell: quietly riding along say yet. >> mike: up at the top lane, right-side of your screen the orange car of joey logano has been pushing the deuce of brad kezelowski and they got up within four cars of the lead. got no further and started to drift back just a bit. >> larry: that is a couple of drivers, brad kezelowski in the 2 and joey logano in the 20 that spend times visiting troops in cuba for four days. >> mike: as the cars race around the track for at nearly 200 miles an hour nascar has a minimum speed that each car must maintain and they have advised clint bowyer -- excuse me, elliott sadler he needs to pick up the pace in number 33 and maintain pace or bring his car to the garage. >> darrell: speaking of clint bowyer let's go to pit road. >> krista: one of the story lines is whether the cars would overheat. we haven't heard any drivers complaining about overheating until now. clint bowyer on lap 104 told his team my car is getting hotter and hotter. five laps later i can't keep it cool and one lap ago,

john carlson the slapper redirected past henrik lundqvist. he didn't see it. that makes it 3-2.he caps are back in the game. or are they? under two minutes to go. jay beagle gets it to alex ovechkin. nice move right here, but he just can't finish it. take another look. ovie fools ryan mcdonagh. capitals fall 3-2. they are still ninth place in the conference. they host san jose tomorrow. then it's a four-game road trip. >>> mcgee and the wizards also on the road visiting detroit. top shelf tonight. second quarter, john wall to the aforementioned mcgee. he had 22 points and 11 boards, did mcgee. wall 15 assists. we are tied at 45 at the break. third quarter, wizards starting to pull away. wall to nick young in the corner. and nikolai buries it. 22 as well. part of a 28-4 wizards run. the wizards win big. 98-77. up next, a valentine's day trip to portland on tuesday. >>> college hoops. dikembe in the house to watch georgetown take on st. john's. second half, hoyas up by three. the freshman greg whittington had the best game of his college career. a career-high 12 points. puts georg

i'm joined by henrik fisker, the founder and ceo of fisker automotive. carl mentioned the d.o.e.s of your negotiations with the department of energy? we're going to show everybody the amount of the original loan. where do things stand? >> we started out two years ago with getting a commitment from the department of energy. and we set out some milestones for this loan which were looked at in a way where there was a lot of risk because we hadn't developed this power train yet. this is the most power train in the world, engineered right here in the u.s. we missed some of the milestones but we achieved the biggest milestone, which is the car is here today for sale at a fisker dealership. right now, we're negotiating with the department of energy on the next milestones and obviously we take the learnings from the prior milestones and want to be conservative and make sure we can hit them. >> reporter: here's a statement from the d.o.e., they said, the department is working with fisker to review a revised business plan and determine the best path forward so the company can meet its benc

at the joe in detroit, henrik zetterberg got the red wings going, this first quarter goal, tried to passhank you very much, wings beat dallas 3-1. giving fans something to cheer about, 21st straight home win at joe louis arena, a record for the single-season win. >>> madison square gardens went to the dogs while the knicks were on the roads. here is your winner. >> the pekingese. >> the crowd goes nuts for 11-pound malachi. the big dogs best in show. malachi was runner up last year. he has won best in show at 115 other events. fourth time westminster's 136-year hist tray pekingese chosen top dog. >> that is a beautiful dog. so tiny. >> when you ask it to sit with all that hair, needs some manscaping. >> you saw it laying down and you saw a little snout and a whole lot of hair flowing but very cute. congratulations. jeff fishle, thanks so much. good to see you. >>> iran is calling it a major achieve n its nuclear program. scientists have load nuclear fuel rods into the core of a research reactor. these are the first fuel rods that iran has made. president mahmoud ahmadinejad was there for