. >>> we are in nearby montpelier, vermont a teenager was honored for putting his purs foot forward. the teenager was declared the honor of america's stinkiest sneakers. the boy says the odor is a natural curse. the odor earned him a trip to new york and odor fighting insoles. >> and an open seat next to him on the plane. >>> oolympics enthusiasm has landmarks popping up. sand skull cusculptures in japa. the indoor kpipt hopes to draw in view ers ahead of the actual games. >>> a rare item, a 1910 pittsburgh pirates baseball card of honus wagner is on the auction block, one of only six in the world in good condition. the card is expected to rake in a cool million bucks and possibly more. >>> and one pet in china isn't afraid to come out of its shell. a tortoise takes to the city streets with its owner for daily walks. the turtle is the only one who usually can't wait to go out after an after lunch stroll. he weighs at over 11 pounds and in a few years they say it will be big enough to carry a couple of kids. why not? >> how do tortoises live as long as we do? >> that's a good question

montpelier in orange county, virginia. we'll learn about the madison family cemetery, a nearby slave cemetery, and james madison's temple. the restored montpelier mansion and estate is owned by the national trust for historic preservation and operated by the montpelier foundation, dedicated to preserving the legacy of the fourth president, often referred to as the father of the constitution. >> we're now standing at the madison family cemetery. this is where members of the madison family have been buried since james madison's grandfather first settled this man in the 1720s. in fact, it was madison's grandfather who was the first individual to be buried here. in the 1720s he patented this land. he sent a crew of slaves out to comply with the legal requirements which were that he seat and plant the property, seat means build a residence, plant means start farming. he followed in 1732 with his family. six months he was dead. interestingly enough, it's been only in the past ten years that we have discovered ancient court records that indicate that three slaves were tried and convicted for murdering ambrose madison. we know th