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. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to "around the world" i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'mhe olympic games. the winter olympics begin as a suspected terror master mind killed by police. >>> u.s. warships taking place in the black sea. hotels built for the olympics that are now open but unfinished. >> yeah, unbelievable, isn't it? we're bringing you new developments on all fronts today as the olympic torch arrives in sochi. it arrives amid concerns about russia's readiness for 6 million athletes and tens of thousands of spectatorsro

. >>> welcome to "around the world" i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael holmes. we're now two-and-a-half hours into trading on wall street. investors have been hoping for a bit of a bounceback after monday's nightmarish finish. the dow dropped, of course, what was it, 300 points. >> 300 points. retirement savings, as well, felt the pain. want to take a look at the big board right now. stocks so far are up. we're talking 97 points. the analysts say the market would s

welcome to "around the world," i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. happy monday to everyone. it is the final stretch now. four days to the start of the winter olympics in russia. very exciting. >> yeah. >> a great event. but also concerns, the u.s. military putting finishing touches on plans to evacuate americans from sochi if necessary. >> the russians clamping down on so-called black widows in dagestan. they have been ordered under a house arrest until after the games. want to bring in nick paton walsh who joins us from sochi to explain this to us. you've the athletes arriving and security at the heightened stage. have we seen any changes over the last couple days? >> reporter: certainly it's been a lot harder to go on some of the roads. more passes for that. we have seen balloons now, two, in fact, hovering above the olympic village, carrying security cameras to get a birds eye view. i walked from the beach, a row of security cameras. 37,000 police have been pledged to come in here, meant a sheer volume of manpower creating a gridlock of sorts. th

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to "around the world" i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. just two days to go before the olympic games. the winter olympics begin as a suspected terror master mind killed by police. >>> u.s. warships taking place in the black sea. hotels built for the olympics that are now open but unfinished. >> yeah, unbelievable, isn't it? we're bringing you new developments on all fronts today as the olympic torch arrives in sochi. it arrives amid concerns about russia's readiness for 6 million athletes and tens of thousands of spectators around the world. >> phil black is in moscow and barbara starr at the pentagon with details on the military operations and ivan watson in sochi with olympic preparations. we want to start, of course, to phil. one of these men killed in a shootout in dagestan. said to have been the mastermind of the suicide bombings that killed those in volograd in december. what do we know about him? >> reporter: that's right. so we understand there was a police operation today, according to russ

i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. let's take a quick look first of all at the markets because they have been so active up and down over the last couple of weeks. they are up today. they got a boost when the morning bell rang. >> here's a look at the dow jones right now. the boost coming in part from the latest unemployment news. now fewer americans filed for jobless benefits last week than expected. and another key report comes out tomorrow, that's the january jobs report. economists expect a big jump in jobs created last month compared with december. >> now, the good news, a third snowstorm that was headed towards the northeast has lost a little bit of steam. it's looking like it's going to now bring a few inches of snow. but remember we were talking a few days ago a few feet of snow. >> yeah, chad was talking about 30 inches of snow a few days ago. bad news millions of folks still feeling this week's storm from the rockies to new england. they are just digging out the ice. wet snow helping bring down power lines. th

. >>> welcome to "around the world" i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. we're now two-and-a-half hours into trading on wall street. investors have been hoping for a bit of a bounceback after monday's nightmarish finish. the dow dropped, of course, what was it, 300 points. >> 300 points. retirement savings, as well, felt the pain. want to take a look at the big board right now. stocks so far are up. we're talking 97 points. the analysts say the market would show some life if there was at least some good economic news. we want to bring in our experts here. alison kosik and richard quest. alison, let's start with you first. good economic news today. microsoft, michael kors saying the shares going up. >> earnings may be part of it, suzanne. to be quite honest, the gauge you're seeing, really not based on anything. this is really just the normal bush and pull of the market, especially after a huge selloff like what happened yesterday. sure, the dow is up another 100 points today. but it's nowhere near making up at 300-plus point loss y

. >>> welcome to "around the world" i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. talk about the latest reality check about the u.s. economy. take a look at the january employment numbers that the government put out today. 113,000 jobs

. >>> welcome to "around the world" i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. now, let's talk about the latest reality check about the u.s. economy. take a look at the january employment numbers that the government put out today. 113,000 jobs were created last month. >> so, that's actually better than december, but well below the 178,000 jobs that economists were predicting. now the unemployment rate dipped just a little to 6.6%. that is the lowest, however, in five years. but it could be because more people are dropping out of the labor force. want to go to alison kosik of new york stock exchange. paint the picture for us. they've been called disappointing numbers, weak, but the big picture could look different. >> all that is true. keep in mind the two months, two months doesn't make a trend, but clearly these numbers, they're not great. especially when you go ahead and compare them to how the numbers looked in 2013. you look at those numbers and the job gains topped 200,000 for many months during the year. december, boom, dropped lik