nikolai said he's only been paid a fraction of his salary.questions, he claims he was fired. other guards who didn't want to talk on camera had similar complaints and said they'd like to quit. nikolai's employer, angel security, didn't respond to an e-mail from nbc news. disgruntled guards, not the best sign on the eve of the opening ceremony with 40 world leaders expected to attend. >> joining us live from sochi, richard engel. thank you very much for being here. it's good to have you here. >> reporter: it's always good to be with you, rachel. see behind me, 13 hours or so to go until opening ceremony, come on, get on a plane. join us. we can make phone calls together. bring your computers. we'll call victoria nuland. >> exactly. everybody will know just if she really swears like that all the time or saves it for the ambassador. i have to ask you with this thing about cell phones and computers and everything. have you ever encountered anything like that anywhere else in the world? >> reporter: i don't really know, frankly. we set up this exp

security guard nikolai took us to the trailer park where he is living near the olympic venues. six men to a room, nicolai said he has only been paid a fraction of his salary. when he started to ask questions, he claims he was fired. other guards who did not want to talk on camera had similar complaints and said they would like to quit. nicolai's employer, angel security, didn't respond to an e-mail from nbc news. disgruntled guards not the best sign on the eve of the opening ceremony with 40 world leaders expected to attend. russia continues to insist it has the threat of terrorism under control and that it treats all of its workers involved in the olympics well. >> richard engel starting off our reporting tonight. richard, thanks. and our own pete williams who covers homeland security for us has been looking into these new tsa travel restrictions. he is in our washington news room with that story tonight. pete, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. this temporary ban on gels, liquids and powders has not been based on any new threat or new intelligence, it's the follo

wasn't able to take any medals in the snowboarding but there you go that's the magic of the olympics nikolai and even then finished second in the cross of the country's first ever medal in that sport was played by its french rival but state ahead of us our fleet in the third game in his the twenty ten world junior champion for the sochi games said he was planning to retire. well if he does at least tell now go out on high. now for a wider look out the winter games so far i'm now glad to welcome torso to studio cirque right to review the ioc vice president thank you so much for finding time to come by and talk to us. are you happy with how the games have gone so far in such a right to live up to the ruc is better to do the themes of the marvelous trip to the death of the fridge because if you give them a bit of comedy which to do. if you give them a one to post a link to compete but full of really good fun stated that it didn't reach or silverware that'd be. they make such a special eye as opposed to other atlantic coast cities other games that you've been at work to elect a member of an olym

jack has a 5-year-old brother, nikolai, who's still in an orphanage in russia. >> i really want to seeim, and if he came home tonight we would have a big party and we'd have chocolate and watch movies. >> reporter: almost four years ago, they were close to reuniting the brothers. >> it was a certainty. i thought absolutely it was going to go just like our first adoption -- that we would leave and go home and then we would be back to pick him up. there was never a thought in my mind that we wouldn't return to bring him home. >> reporter: suddenly, russia changed the law and a ban came into force after a string of high-profile cases. one child sent to america was delivered back alone on a plane, no longer wanted. another toddler died when his new father left him in a hot car. as the world's focus is on vladmir putin, renee is now appearing on russian television to make a direct appeal. >> it means everything to us to be able to have his brother home and raise them together. we wouldn't be fighting so hard if it didn't mean so much to us. >> reporter: lawyers and politicians here are tell

fans today russia have added a silver medal to that tally and it was somewhat of a surprise as well nikolai aloon in secure silver he finished second in the men's snowboard cross now this was a surprise because before the games in international competition on the slopes of sochi he hadn't finished any higher than forty eight so it was a real turn up for the books let's see what all of today's action has done to the medals table and how it looks right now you can see the norway have leap frogged russia into second place after a gold silver medal in the nordic combined and they also secured a dramatic gold medal in the men's biathlon start as well as germany the currently lead the way now there have been a number of breathtaking performances on sporting success is over the last twenty four hours and they say now a possible. we've seen some real breakthroughs here at the winter games we mentioned that snowboard cross medal for russia quite historic here is what will go down in olympic history u.s. ice dancing. air meryl davis and charlie white skated away from their rivals being awarded a reco

alex the bold will from taking the gold medal and the silver medal for the russians also through nikolai loon in and things they did very well for the usa as well late in the evening here in sochi as they picked up a gold medal and then tar fights ski all of us even the men's hard fight is probably more famous in the united states for the snowboarding shaun white the flying tomato as he's known was a two time olympic champion coming into the salty games but unfortunately in the competition couldn't make out a hand trick easy crush ties and could only finish in fourth place but better fortunes for the americans in the men's half point ski as david y s y had an exile in first run scoring ninety two points and that was a good enough to give him an america gold medal wise for was somewhat on his second run scoring only forty points divide didn't matter as the usa got gold in playing the six gold medals so far it's a solid year lympics also could be gold medal number seven soon for the usa when the women's two men started to win in bob sleigh the americans setting a track record. on the first

i am joined by nikolai from our bloomberg news does. the past four days, we have seen trading above the record high close as. it is retreating. what is going on? >> the rally in the morning and in the afternoon lisa e selloff. we have failed to stay above the record. this is right around the 1850 level. get a confirmation in terms of the economic data later on. we just need to keep pushing stocks higher and maybe say, not so fast. underneath that, we will go much lower. that is just part of the process. >> you say that the bears are getting hammered. fundsuary, hedge postsales to their highest level since 2012. they are getting a present. >> exactly. the emerging market currency generated this. the timing was wrong. they started filing in at a short time and the market has recovered. it was from the selloff of 5.8%. if you talk to anyone, it was incredible the way the markets were recovering. it is one of the fastest recoveries in the market. we have come back in three weeks. the average time for a rebound in the market is nine weeks. i

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my grandfather was nikolai and he became make thune.they got to ellis island and had a sponsor in the code and the cable to work on the railroads. >> american profile interviews thursday night starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span reader in c-span.org. >> on friday the national security council's korea director talks about the effort to keep north korea from developing nuclear weapons including diplomatic cooperation with china. he spoke of the institute of korean american studies for just over one hour. >> thank you, jane. is quite ironic, i'm glad you mentioned the fact that i was here four years ago and people remember four years ago to the day was snowmageddon. and i actually got stuck on my way home for about an hour in the snow taking a back alley down somewhere in washington, d.c. and i will never forget the opportunity. the other interesting thing was that time, it was a very slow news weekend and so this presentation got repeated coverage. and people have nothing else to do is stay home and watch a relatively boring,

they seem to be taking a beating , i am joined by nikolai from "bloomberg news."ased pretty quickly. for the past four days introduce -- intraday trading keeps on retreating. what is going on? >> for the past four days we have been running in the morning for a selloff. this is the third day in a row we have failed on that record. there is this wall right around between the bulls who are saying that we will get a combination on the economic data and, later on, we just need to keep pushing stocks higher and other people saying not to push the stocks so fast, that we are going to go much lower, that this is just a part of the process. >> you say the bears are getting hammered right now. back in january, six percent, at that point hedge funds were at their highest levels since 2012, now they are getting bruises? >> exactly. they piled in when the s&p 500 was not selling off. they kind of got the timing wrong on that. in february the market had already recovered. 5.8%, whichwas at was amazing, if you spoke to anyone out there. it was an incredible speed with which the

the name of the farm they lived near norway which is called the thune for but my grandfather was nikolai. he became nick thune, and they got to ellis island and they had a sponsor in south dakota and he came out to work on the railroads. >> american profile interviews with senators heidi heitkamp and john thune thursday night starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> the lead your team -- the lead european trade negotiators are on track. this is about one hour. ready? ev are you already? good afternoon and welcome everyone. i'm jon huntsman, the new a chairman of the atlantic council. my maiden voyage, so cut me a at little slack today. i'm delighted to join the atlantic council at such anc interesting and exciting timeth for the transit like relationship. trans-atlantic economyor, in particular.puty so as a former governor come ambassador and deputy u.s. trade representative, not to mention a career in business i'm aware e an a company, state or relations between sovereign nations. the transatlantic trade and investment partnership that the united states a

change their name and pick up the name of the farm where they thune farm.way, the my grandfather was nikolai and he became nick thune. they got to ellis island and had a sponsor in south dakota and cannot work on the railroads. >> "american profile" interviews and senators heidi heitkamp johnson, tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span radio, and the c-span.org. a discussion on a new book examining hillary clinton's life and political career, from today "washington journal." host: we're back with two authors. amie parnes and jonathan allen. co-authors. what story are you trying to tell in this book about hillary clinton? guest: a couple of storylines. one is her comeback story. i find it fascinating. i think anyone would find it fascinating. mostly how she would govern if she were president. this is her biggest management job. how does she manage a 70,000 person bureaucracy and how does she govern and what decisions does she make and who does she surround herself with? all of these things are highlighted in the book. host: if you are trying to figure out what kind of president she wou

my grandfather was nikolai gje lsik.hey had a sponsor in south dakota and they came out to work on the railroads. thursday ats 9:30 p.m. eastern. >> coming up, a discussion on u.s.-russia relations. obama talks about fuel efficiency standards for trucks. the energy secretary will talk about domestic energy production and take questions at the national press club. before becoming energy secretary, he was a professor at mit's. -- at m.i.t.. live coverage here on c-span. a conversation on cyber security infrastructure. live coverage from the brookings institution and also on c-span2. >> at the creation museum we are to link to admit our beliefs but we teach people the difference between beliefs and what can -- what one can observe an experiment. we are teaching thinking -- critical thinking and right terms about science. we should be educating the kids up there because we are thinking -- teaching them the right way to think. evolutionistsng to believe -- to be up front about the difference. >> i encourage you to explain to

. >> i'm nikolai tesla. >> that you are not. >>> let's get to the key housing dating, the s&p/case-shillereport said it was down 11.3%. and here first is to break down the result s robert shiller, its great to have you back, good morning. >> good morning. >> just looking through the report, the tone, wow, what a change from just a few months ago, a couple of quotes. the strockest part of the recovery and home values may be over. recent reports suggest a bleaker picture for housing. you've been warning us about a turn. is this finally it? >> i think that there's pitfalls ahead. i think, though, that at this point they're going up pretty fast. and my instinct is that this momentum will dissipate but not -- we won't see a reversal this year. i think it will still be up. >> how are you stripping out the weather effect from the fundamentals here? >> well, if i look at year to year, that's up quite a bit, but, yeah, the latest -- you know, it's not just weather it's seasonal which is the predictable component of weather and if you correct for the seasonality, already we don't see a weak market i