. >> reporter: like most olympic hopefuls, nancy swider-peltz jr. and her brother jeffrey compete in relative obscurity until the olympics come around. >> as hard as it is, it is worth it. it's a dedication. >> reporter: nancy raced in the 2010 games in vancouver. younger brother jeffrey, who gave up college football to commit to skating full-time, is taking his first shot, both trying to make the team heading to sochi. >> all i need is a good race and i can make the team. >> timing is right on that. >> reporter: their coach is the first u.s. woman to compete in four olympic games. a holder of two world records. she is also their mom. >> when they were old enough to be on skates i put them on skates. never with the intent that, oh my gosh, does he look like he has talent? should i push them in this? >> reporter: but they were born to be athletes. dad is a football coach at wheaton college in illinois where another brother plays as well. somebody's always got a practice? >> somebody's always doing something. >> reporter: this brother and sister go by

the bump from the news an activist has gotten involved pretty much ruins the potential upside and peltzhe only one which you could and after, and the bottom line, never blindly follow big-name money managers into or out of their stocks based on the 13f filings. if you want to be a good investor you need to do your own homework and stick on to your own convicts. we've done ret search and the fact is piggingbacking off the big boys will not make you beat averages. in short, never sell because an iconic money manager is selling and never buy because a respected hedge fund is buying. it's lazy and worse, it doesn't work. danielle in kansas. danielle! >> boo-yah, jim. >> how are you? >> i'm well. thanks. i'm wondering how investors would be with inflation be with banks increase lending and how will investors know this inflation is coming? >> i still use the producer price index which is actually a pretty decent sign of inflation, but more importantly i follow the bond market. if interest rates start going higher that will be a tell of inflation if we do not have strong economic growth. i'm g

peltz is fabulous, giving you huge returns even after we've become public knowledge.nk that they're doing the heavy lifting for you by pushing management to the right direct. my research shows it's too late as the bump from the news an activist has gotten involved pretty much ruins the potential upside. of all the activist i found, peltz was the only one which you could and after, and the bottom line, never blindly follow big-name money managers into or out of their stocks based on the 13f filings. if you want to be a good investor, you need to do your own homework and stick to your own convictions. we've done the research and the simple fact is piggybacking off the big boys will not make you beat the averages. in short, never sell because an iconic money manager is selling and never buy because a respected hedge fund is buying. that's the opposite of careful investing. it's lazy and worse, it doesn't work. danielle in kansas. danielle! >> boo-yah, jim. >> how are you? >> i'm well. thanks. i'm wondering how investors would be with inflation given banks increase lendin

this brother and system go by the name team swider-peltz.e or fall on their own in the u.s. olympic trials going on right now. it's where all the sacrifice comes to bear. >> it's a saying amongst speed skaters, what the hem am i doing? why am i doing this sport? >> reporter: did you ever tell them how hard this is? >> you know, i didn't. i wonder if that would have been a discouragement. >> reporter: the coach in nancy senior trains them to win. the mom in them training them in life. >> i think if you do the best you can and your goals are set, whatever happens, it has made you who you are. >> reporter: what is it like having your mom coach you? >> she has been probably one of the most fair coaches out there, giving equal amount of time to other skaters as well as myself. >> reporter: as i quickly learned, coaching, too, runs in the family. >> you need to get that low because in order to get power in the push, you need to have that loaded leg to explode off from. >> reporter: between mom and daughter, a combined five olympics. now with jeffr

peltz today is a 13-g investor. he's been a 13-g investor for quite sometime.lit, no sale, nothing immediate we should be preparing for? >> no, i think we're doing quite well at the moment. >> all right, ken jacobs, chairman and ceo of lazard. kelly and carl, back to you. >> kayla, thank you very much. >>> big move in icon enterprises. the company called by carl icahn. and we'll tell you why after a short break. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ >>> icahn eneyicahn enterprises hit. -- shareholders are not happy, though the stock is currently down about 9%. so they're raising more cash by selling partnership units, carl. that's why the shares are down in the session. back over to you. >> all right, dom, thank you so much for that. >>> big news this morning if you haven't heard. mary barra becoming the ceo