lillehammer of norway. all the dishes are named after cities that have hosted the winter games, complete with some regional fare. switzerland's st. moritz was a two-time host in 1928 and '48. the chef has created a plate of salmon with potatoes using swiss cheese. diners can sample a taste of nagano. fried prawns colored in bread crumbs, or panco imported from japan. the chief chef oksana said she began preparing three years ago. >> translator: we wanted guests to come for the olympic games to know how hospitable sochi and our people can be. with our special menu. >> reporter: this is most dish at this restaurant, it's called rainbow trout jumping hill. it's bent, and shows off quite well on the plate. rainbow trout are a local delicacy. she only serves fresh fish. she bakes them with lemons to give it the refreshing taste. >> translator: i want everyone to know just by looking at it that this is an olympic dish. >> reporter: customers give the dinners a great score. >> translator: it makes me want to put o

lillehammer is a place. a joke, a joke. >> i called it a lillehammer. it was a baton he used. >> i got you. quickly on kerrigan and tonya harding. >> i think i have been hanging out with greg a little too long because this is going to be a very gutfelt-esq comment, but this is where the olympics were fun, where there was drama involved. i think tonya harding is just white trash. she's white trash. and she came out and she said later in that interview, she goes, i have already proved my innocence. did i miss a meeting? when did that happen? she's never been innocent in her life. i agree with dana. kerrigan is gracious. >> and here's the beauty of tonya harding. if it weren't for this incident she is sick of talking about, she wouldn't have made money mud wrestling. tonya harding, thank you jeff, because she's milked it for ton. >> would you want her as your landscaper? >> took a 2 x 4 to you. >> the daytona 500 ran yesterday, but not before a 6:22 rain delay when a checkered flag finally waved, it looked like this. >> that 88 is pulling away. >> less tha

with thirty three overall thirteen of them gold the country's best performance as we heard since lillehammer a nine hundred ninety four where eleven goals in twenty three medals were won norway finished second in sochi followed by canada the usa and the speed skating dutch and all that brings us to the halftime whistle but will soon be back with a draw for euro twenty sixteen plus m.m.a. i'm just bored and much more go away. transit row to vnukovo report your best way to the heart of moscow. i don't see how european countries who are member of the european union can solve the problem without leaving the european union so it's obvious that countries like great britain or france you named francis specially with increasing poverty in my opinion they have a difficult they have a difficult time to solve these problems but i think at least they should rearrange the principle rules of free movement of persons and improve the system. it was a. very hard. to. get back with that hurt right there. a bit of a. welcome back to part two of the altie sports special and the draw for your i twenty six team t

breaking games for russia have broken the records of twenty three medals and eleven gold space one in lillehammer in one nine hundred ninety four. the hoose nation also has one of the youngest squads with an average age of just twenty two and a half and with the facilities barely inherit from the sochi games the seven years of planning for the country's first ever winter olympics look like they'll leave a long legacy and a bright future for winter sports in russia richard byrne paul fleet r.t. . well we can now hear from our correspondent richard fleet in such a site how richard well let's begin at the end it was a memorable i'm quite a touching final day at the olympics. it was fantastic to really what has been a fantastic. two weeks of olympic sports here in sochi very touching closing ceremony as well be. the russian arts russian music votes of the countries given to the world over the last two years bringing a lot about balance into the closing ceremony but also looking at other things for inspiring fun of everyone remember during the opening ceremony the fifth ring failed to open and russia

the coldest olympics ever, lillehammer with 8 to 28 degrees. if it was that cold, janell would be a lot moribundled up. >> back in a moment with new options for facebook. >>> you no longer have to identify yourself as a man or woman on facebook. facebook added a third custom gender option to your profile. users can choose from about 50 additional options. the company came up with terms after consulting with gay and transgender activists in the u.s. >>> police are launching a new program aimed at reuniting people with their stolen bikes. 4,000 bikes were stolen in 2012, but only 142 returned to their owners. if you're a bike owner, you'll get an i.d. tag to stick on the frame. owners can register for this program online at safebikes.org. >>> up next, the giants are back in action and an interesting design at the 49ers new stadium. this may sound like a long shot, but one day you will be the greatest athlete in your sport. but before you begin to run, you will learn to walk. again. you'll curse the fact that something you mastered as a 1-year-old

breaking games for russia the broken records of twenty three medals and eleven gold space one in lillehammer in one thousand nine hundred four but whose nation also has one of the youngest squads with an average age of just twenty two and a half and with the facilities barely inherit from the sochi games the seven years . planning for the country's first ever winter olympics look like braille leave a long legacy and a bright future for winter sports in russia richard bumpy three dancey. and russia were the only team breaking records over the seventeen days of competition in tsotsi as the bolshoi arena broke their own mark to win their ninth icehockey gold and retained their title with a three nothing victory over sweden in the final event of the olympics my father cops men never trailed throughout the tournament and finished their campaign unbeaten and they smothered much fancied sweden from the start of scoring the goal in each period and were never seriously threatened canada also becoming the first back to back a limping champions since the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred four a

that was canada's first alpine medal since the 94 games in lillehammer. the gold medal in the snow board race finished ahead of domenic m ashes l quurks ae sfrks. lindsay jakabelus finished out of the positions, crashing out in the semifinals. the men's cross-country taking place, 4 by 10km. two more medal events start in the next few hours. there's the men's biathlon and women's 1500 metre speed skating. norway left up to second place. the hosts - they have got four themselves. that's more goals than russia won in vancouver four years ago. >> lionel messi broke another record, scoring the most goals for a spanish team. two strikes means the argentine has a total of 337 goals. >> richard power reports. >> it took barcelona 2 minutes to take the lead. adriano opened the scoring. lionel messi netted the second, becoming the player with the most goals for a spanish club with 336. the argentine set up barca's leading scorer, alexis sanchez. the chilean has 15 for the campaign. meet interplay, and allow pedro to score. lionel messi's second move to above alfre

it happened six weeks before the lillehammer games, but kerrigan roared recovered in time to take homeand she talked about this attack, finally, she talked, and how she feels about tanya harding now. >> would you say you've forgiven her? >> i don't know. i mean, i don't think about it, really. i mean, when i read transcripts with the fbi, these -- they planned to kill me at one point. that was one of the options. to kill me over a sporting event. i mean, what? it's crazy. and there were all these other brutal options that they were thinking about doing to me. so i don't -- i mean, i don't know if -- like you said, i've moved on. i don't know if i think about forgiveness. i just like -- i hope she's happy. i understand she has a child of her own and a husband, and i hope she can be happy and be able to move on. >> tonya harding maintains her innocence to this day, telling nbc, quote, i've apologized so many times. she is not worth my time anymore. her ex-husband, jeff galuly changed his name to jeff stone and is married and living in the portland area. harding's former body guard change

i would say it is one of the top two olympics i have been to, maybe lillehammer was more.s because it is dangerous. they have huge jumps and it has been a lot of people, i'm sorry, i'm sorry for you, i'm sorry for this. but we had a great time. i must say coming in, we expected something different, and it's been much better than we expected. >> has the weather effected you? i wanted to ask bode, we ran out of time. a lot of athletes competing in skiing are saying the weather has thrown them off their game. >> yeah. it's difficult. i mean, i think tomorrow, i have to ski smart to be able to get down because it is steep, it is wet, and it is very difficult conditions to ski well. maybe with experience you can make it down. bode had a great run at everything. i think maybe he could have done one less training run in downhill, kept his forces, he would have been up there for the gold, but i don't know. so easy to say from far away, but it changes the whole time. you expect it to be soft, then it is icy, then changes to medium soft. so it is never consistent. it is always kind

most watched, record so far is lillehammer when kerrigan took silver.s finland. men's speed skating and sunday night figure skating. curling begins monday right here on cnbc. and, kelly, simon, you know, one interesting customer service business story that we noticed. russians are really trying hard to smile. it's not something that comes naturally in this culture. it's actually considered not so sophisticated or smart to smile at a stranger. maybe suggests you don't have a lot of worries in your life. but some russian companies like aeroflight are beginning to have service academies, like these volunteers, teaching people how to smile at a stranger as russia, guys, really tries to create a tourism industry, tries to create an atmosphere where russians go on vacation in the country and not outside the country. and that's just one aspect of these games. very interesting. have a great weekend. enjoy the coverage over the weekend. of course, we'll start looking at the medal board on monday and we'll hope that team usa is in first place. >> all right. carl,

he started in lillehammer when he was 17 years old.was so upset, he was so humbled to be able to carry the american flag. it's an honor. because the athletes chose him. >> that's amazing. two young kids watching from home. i know we got teared up a little bit. but that moment where you carry the flag out is just such an honor. so fun to watch. >> none of us got our usa today picks right. because i had picked the bobs d bobsledder, you picked snowboarder shaun white, al picked gracie gold. we lost again, but that's okay. >> reporter: we were all wrong. but i have to say, it's a great choice. a guy makes six winter olympics. 37 years old, i hope he gets the medal. >> you have some food. what can we expect to eat? >> reporter: well, okay. how do you feel about crab? >> yeah. >> we like a good crab dish. >> reporter: yeah, who doesn't like a good crab. >> what is this? >> reporter: i'm going to come out and say it, these are lay's cl crab-flavored potato chips. you won't find these at home. how do you know it's crab? there's a big crab. >>