lets go live now to rory who is in sochi.y, the russians in celebratory mood then, are they? >> reporter: yeah, that's true. as you say, the ceremony is still going on, in fact, you can probably see there are some fireworks going on behind me shoulder that's come just in time. yeah, still going on at least another 45 minutes of the air money, we think of the it's supposed to be about three howarhourslong. there was a very nice moment in the ceremony if you watched the opening ceremony or read anything about it, you will know that there was a glitch where one of the olympic rings mechanical olympic rings failed to open. now, in this closing ceremony that glitch was mimicked by dancers forming the olympic rings on the floor of the stadium. and all these dancers forming the rings one of the rings again failed to each. it shows that russia say proud nation at the moment, a proud nation that can afford to laugh at itself because they feel that despite all of the criticism. they have on put on a successful winter olympic games. the

let's speak to rory challenge, in the russian capital. strong words from russia about what's happening there in ukraine. >> yeah, that's true. we've heard from two official sources in russia today. first, the foreign ministry here, basically, saying that what is going on in ukraine amounts to a power grab. and they went even further than that. at the foreign ministry they've accused the interim government in ukraine of using terrorist tactics. the foreign ministry here is very, very worried about what's going on and diminishing russian influence in ukraine. and particularly the fate of russian speakers in the south, and the east of the country. and the foreign ministry has been saying that the constitutional reforms that have been pushed through by the interim government shouldn't have been pushed through so quickly. and should actually have been put to a referendum p stead. we also heard from prime minister dimitri medvidev, who says that russia he doesn't regard the interim government in ukraine as legitimate and they are a bunch of bal

rory challenge, al jazeera, sochi. >> that's it from us in europe. for now, back to fazia in doha. >> all your sports news are ahead. tennis champion lee nah. stay with us. >> welcome to al jazeera america. we want to take you live to sochi, russia, the home of this year's winter olympics. so far the united states has two gold medals and three bronze medals, women singles luge is underway. before the winter games, sochi had been hurting economically. dating back to the collapse of the soviet union. the olympics have brought some money into sochi but not enough. rory challenge has more. >> several times a day, he goes to fetch water. especially when bearing her heavy load. but the trips are necessary, because the taps in her house are dry. >> they keep promising and promising that we'll get running water. when we redecorated the house we put in the sink because we had hopes. >> this is a village just 15 minutes dry -- drive from downtown sochi. but residents tell me it might as well be in a different century. >> we live in the middle ages. they come a

rory, has it been a success, do you think? >> reporter: well, as you just said, jonah, russia is on top of the medals table, and never underestimate the warm, fuzzy feeling that that engenders in a host nation. so the athletes is have done well. this is good for public mood here, and what is good for public mood here is good for slad vladimir putin. i think on that front these games have been a success for him, but looking back over the last two weeks of sport and also the controversy that preceded it, it certainly hasn't all been positive. when the sochi olympics finally burst into life two weeks ago, the event was already carrying huge burdens. for some, particularly in the west, these were the homophobic games. they were the terrorist games about to be blown up at any moment. the game cost a record $51 billion. there were even the dog killing games. pussy riot risked arrests for a punning video, and they shot a spotlight on the many allegations of corruption. but president vladimir putin was proud. in the main russians were

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web developer and recreational fisherman rory o'connor is in sarasota, florida, visiting his parents afternoon fishing off siesta key beach. while in the water, o'connor often mounts a portable video camera to his kayak. >> i fish alone. if i catch a big fish, nobody's going to believe me. plus i can brag to my other kayak fishing friends, hey, look what i caught. >> but o'connor has no idea of the heartbreaking fish story his camera is about to catch. he's been out for a few hours when he hears something, but this is no fish. >> i looked over my left shoulder, and i saw a dog. my first thought was, why is he coming straight at me? you know, i was a little worried he was going to try to attack me or something, but as he got closer, i could tell he was really in distress. just by the look on his face. i knew he needed to get out of the water. so i just grabbed him by the collar and hauled him onto the back of the kayak. i have this little milk crate that i keep my fishing gear in. i went to the nearest boat to ask them if maybe they lost a dog. you didn't lose a dog, did you? he just

let's cross to our correspondent rory challands, who is standing by in sochi.hat can we expect from the opening ceremony later? >> well, i think the biggest question the people have been asking is who is going to turn up because there has been quite a few high-profile snubs from various western leaders who say they'll not be here. we don't think that barack obama will be here, or david cameron. we don't think that angela merkel will be here either. all choosing to stay away. there'll be a number of leaders who do show up. the chinese leader, the embattled leader of ukraine will be here. the opening ceremony will give russia a chance to retake the narrative of the olympic games , and give it a chance to put the negative publicity behind it. what we'll she -- see is something along the lines of the danny boy ceremony where russia highlights all the things it will be proud much. it starts 20:14 local time, 1614 in gmt. considering how many money has been spent on the project, it could be quite a show. >> a big concern with the olympics is security. has that kept p

rory challands, al jazeera, sochi. >>> 9:00 pm right now in sochi, russia. clock ticking now, less than 24 hours to go. the u.s. navy is sending two ships to the area as part of the security preparations. we'll have more on that later. >>> there are scattered power outages across the country. in pennsylvania more than a half million people now sitting in the dark. the weight of the heavy snow snapping power lines, maria ines ferre reports from exton, pennsylvania. >> reporter: i'm standing in front of west chester university. this is where the red cross has set up its main shelter. the red cross expects people throughout the day and this evening. some stayed in shelters last night, others hunkered down in their homes with blankets and candles. this country alone, about 160,000 people are without power. the utility companies say it could take days before they get power back in their homes. one of the big challenges is not only the trees down, but also the ice that formed along the power lines. utility crews have been getting help from other crews from out of

whelm talk to rory challands at the winter olympics in sochi, an event eclipsed by event in ukraine, first to andrew simmonds in kiev. where is viktor yanukovych, do we know of his fate? >> no one knows where he is, but an incident in the east of the country has been described where a plane a presidential charter plane. it was stopped from taking off. armed men, body guards of the president and they were offering large sums of money. they refused. there was gunfire in the vip lounge. same airport. two government officials, ministers in fact, alexander klimenco, the attorney-general were held in the vip lounge, and the shooting occurred and they drove offtoo. that's the latest on these men. there's video of cctv of an operation to remove the treasures from the presidential residence outside the capital, and a fleet of trucks staking possessions. it's thought the president may have escaped on a helicopter seen in the grounds in the black and white pictures. the gates opened and thousands of people massed into this large residence area. 18-hole golf course, ornamental lakes - all sorts

. >>> the 2014 olympic games wrapped up earlier today and rory gives us a look at their legacy. >> reporterhe sochi olympics finally burst in to life two weeks ago, the events was already carrying huge burdens. for some, particularly in the west, these were the homophobic games. they were the terrorist games about to be blown up at any moment. the games costing a record demolishing $51 billion. they were even the dog-killing games. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: pussy riot risked whippings and arrest for a punk protest music have i had grow va website showing the spotlight on corruption. but president vladimir putin was proud and the people were proud too, these olympics are theirs after all. >> president putin made no attempt to hide it. he said this is the olympics devoted to the resurgence of the nation for him it was extremely important to do this national building effort through ports. >> reporter: armies of charming, smiling volunteers made sure that visitors who came felt welcome. and despite the disappointments of russia's men's hockey team and her, there was still russian gold to his celebrate.

rory is to witness to our correspondent brian ross and the robbery of his industry was knitted in which white out is anybody's guess as you can put it there it is how people must be feeling at the mind isn't someone so we've also been hearing even when you're the tymoshenko out returns to the center of kiev and that we would chat. she didn't actually gets a unanimous support from everybody was there. so what can we expect in the coming nights. indeed in their work hecklers. i bet some of whom booed during her speech. she was a former prime minister and there are people who simply don't like or a one protester told us of that he will stay in them i'd done in independence square but not knots for duty a season during the referred to here and you'll stay there because it is the right thing to do many people simply don't want to see a change of faces they want to see a change in the system at the very important a distinct scent of making here. i hate to make predictions of them because they hadn't spoken and we spoke twenty four hours ago had you asked me if we were seeing eye due to missin

. >>> fireworks helped close the 2014 winter olympics and rory was there and gives us now a lack at thlooklegacy ofe sochi games. >> reporter: when the sochi olympics finally burst in to life two weeks ago, the event was already carrying huge burdens. for some, particularly in the west, these were the homophobic games. they were the terrorist game, about to be blown up at any moment. the poffly got games costing a record we followish being 30 within billion dollars, they were even the dog-killing games. pussy riot risked whippings and arrests for a punk protest video and a whip website showing a spotlight on the many allegations of corruption. but president vladimir putin was proud. and in the main russians were proud too. these olympics are theirs after all. >> butte inning actually made no attempt to hide it. he said that this is the olympics, devoted to the resurgence of the russian nation so for him it was extremely important do in national building effort through sports. >> reporter: armies are charming, smiling volunteers made sure that the visitors who had come felt welcome. and des

very busy but if you're coming hours and of course very busy and coming days ahead of us were like rory and i will have you covering enforcement effects and pedro in a burka been in kiev was still with the story and the us and britain are rejecting suggestions that the removal of ukraine's pro russian president is the symbol of a cold war iraq east west divide us secretary of state don't carry and british foreign secretary william hague the but disputed the idea that the situation in ukraine is a zero sum game one in which one sphere of influence wins at the expense of the other. the two made the comments on the colts in washington dc. this is not the zero sum game. it is not the u west vs eased it should not be. it is not. raw show or the united states or other choices. this is about the people of ukraine and ukrainians making their choice about their future and we want to work with the russian with other countries with everybody available. to make sure this is peaceful. from this day forward because obviously the terrible violence that took place in the mind on the it was a shock to e

no rory it seems like this is not sure at all in fact right now ryan says that the independence square are on the offensive we can see over there some of them of already breached police lines you can see a moment of looting behind me a cloud of black smoke is covering the area the police have just literally retreated and maybe you can see over there this is the line of the riots as they're moving in on the police we just saw several police water cannons retreat from this position this position that they've been holding for the past forty eight hours or so but right now it seems like there's no truce it all i mean the leader of this so-called right wing sector this is the core of the protest the guys who are right wing nationals running the whole show right now they say you can see the flash bangs exploding he said that there are no it's a baying any kind of voters coming from the opposition they're pretty much on their own and they haven't heard anything about any truce of any kind so right now i'm standing literally hundred meters from the independence square itself maybe even lower.

there is no truce at all rory at the moment just to give you an idea of what's happening right now i would probably love to give you a better view of the independence square which is just over here but we were just shot at we just saw a gun fire it literally broke our window over here you can see i asked my camera to zoom in we were standing meters look even meters maybe centimeters away when a gunshot hits the room where we have a live position where we have a life support where we're getting giving our broadcast this is pretty much the scene right now in kiev despite the truce which was agreed upon last night between the opposition and the government the riots as this so-called right wing sector went on an offensive several hours ago i was witnessing down there seven floors down from where standing right now as they push the police from the barricades which they had reoccupy forty eight hours before now they're mounting barricades again we can hear bullets flying i've seen several heavily wounded people carried both from the side of the police and from the side of the protesters it

rory. rory big big celebrations going on the russian come tonight the second day of the twenty fourth the winter olympics brought the first gold to the host and that's in team figure skating russian athletes live impressive performances in other disciplines as well winning silver bronze medals to result russia's now tied fourth place in the medal table with canada for scott breaks down the day's results for. the celebrations beginning with the fall i want to be. i'm a rush as far as gold came in the biggest skating team event i saw of challenges from canada and the united states to take the top spot and they were helped along the way by a foolish display from one of russia's most famous sporting sons if gagne pushed blowing the competition away in the men's free program a magnificent display when you consider in recent years he's been plagued by injury and has undergone surgery twelve times meanwhile a new star has been born a fifteen year old beauty impressed in the ladies' free programs w

about the special jerseys the players will be wearing for their battles on ice or a hello to you marty rory here at moscow olympic fashion could have possibly be true is just as competitive as the events themselves and certainly it seems to be the case. that's right we're here in prince of the beautiful olympic park as you can see with the flame behind us but not everyone's talking about the sports the medals the people of one people talking about the fashion and the jerseys especially those outfits that they wore on the opening ceremony for the guys the curling team in scandinavia well i'm glad i don't have to wear that outfit today. the hockey jerseys that they'll be wearing the russian hockey team men's and women's it's interesting to note that nike don't only look after russia they also look after designer outfits from various countries including canada america finland as well as ten others let's take a look at the outfits of america interesting and very nice they are too we all like to wear them don't we support our teams or whether it's for leisure activities in the colors red white a

line here on our international live to start here we go here and see i do apologize that low it's rory again in moscow hello again nice to see you again you were just telling us here on the program how do you how did you how did you get selected for a role such as this to be a volunteer at the olympics it's a pretty amazing position to be. it definitely is this is my third olympics i did vancouver in london and you go through the same process it's two year waiting time for you have an interview this interview i was lucky enough that i live in moscow so i had a face to face interview and then you just wait and finally in october i hurried to and i was pretty excited because it really is a great opportunity and i've got the olympic bug anyway so. it seems to me they pick the right person for the job i can see that big smile on your face lower so my colleague james brown is sitting next to me james wants to ask you a question as well because he's being made. james carry on by lois it sounds like you were to go very very well thank you i wanted to point out you were a lot of experience hav

as we said we're going to go to moscow, rory is waiting for us there.ive us the details of what vladimir putin has said >> reporter: well, he has been announcing today that there is military drills to start taking place immediately. now this is something that many people speculate could be linked to what has been going on in ukraine. now the defense minister has said this has nothing to do with what is going on in ukraine. but two of the four military districts are going to be going on several days worth of military drills. now what essentially this amounts to is a testing of the military readiness of those particular districts. it involves some 150,000 armed personnel. it includes some of the baltic naval fleet and includes some of the air force as well. the defense minister says this has been taking place near some of russia's borders, but again, specifically saying this has nothing to do with what is going on in this the yukraine. now although there has been that statement, i think it is probably going through the minds of many people of the russian

let's go to rory challands in moscow. we are hearing a story about russia issuing a warning. there are tensions, no doubt about that. has this turned into a geopolitical crisis? >> well, chest-thumping, saber-rattling, posturing - call it what you will - there's a lot of it going on at the moment. russian jets on high alert, combat ready, in the western military districts which borders with ukraine. now this, according to russia's defense ministry, is part of the military drills that were began yesterday. nothing to do with what is going on in ukraine, according to the russian government. that is clearly not believed by the ukrainian interim government, which is concerned about the penalty of russian aggression. so concerned that it has warned russia that a movement of its fleet, based in crimea, would be seen by the ukrainian interim government as a sign of aggression, and the ukrainian foreign ministry summoned the russian-charged affair for immediate emergency consultation. russia at the moment does not have an ambassador in kiev because he was recalled to moscow. this is

rory challenge has the story. >> this is the third day they have been in sochi and it is the fourth dayhat they've had some tangle or other with police. on tuesday they spent time in detention and now this today. natasha and maria, on hand to stop them were sever police officers with pepper spray and a whip. now, what pussy riot were doing here is technically illegal. because for the duration of the olympic games, all protest is banned. unless letters are specifically applied nor and taking place in an especially sanctioned protest zone well away from the olympic parks. pussy riot well know this, and seem intent on using the winter olympics as a stage for their particular brand of protest theater, no matter what the punishment will be. >> rory challenge reporting. >>> it's been 50 days since al jazeera staff has been detained in egypt. today a protest took place outside the egyptian embassy outside london where journalists demanded their release. phil ittner has the story. >> day before a trial of journalists including from al jazeera, begins in egypt. baher mohamed, peter greste and mo

rory challens, al jazeera sochi. >>> a powerful volcanic eruption, forced 200,000 to flee. mt. kalud sent ash into the air, indonesia's disaster agency says trummors are still being -- tremors are still being felt. >>> just ahead, guns and roses. >>> and the winner of the 57th annual press photo competition, will introduce you to this man who took this picture. >> it has been a miserable week for many of you. i want to give you a weekend forecast as we go. saturday and sunday, the storm system that was here across the northeast is finally pulling out. we'll see a little bit of snow into new york, boston and philly, dumping one to two inches of snow on saturday. one of the coldest days that we see over the next five, but take a look at this, tuesday, wednesday across much of the northeast and new york you're going to see 44, going up to about 48°. well here across the northern plains we do have one wave pushing through, one that will cause the snow across the northeast. little bit of light snow going across chicago on saturday as well as monday. temperatures begin to rise tuesda

. >> and what causes this reaction by former world number one rory mcilroy. >> a trial of three al jazeera journalists detained in egypt is due to begin around now. it's due to be heard at a police academy on the outskirts of cairo. six other staff are to be tried in their absence. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and mohammed badr, have been in prison for 53 days. they are accused of having links to a terrorist organization and spreading false news. al jazeera rejects the charges. prominent people have been adding their voices to the call to release al jazeera's staff. here is a detailed look at men detained in cairo. >> for nelson mandela, the dayed dayed >> peter greste, an award-winning journalist whose work spanned the globe. he worked with the bbc for more than a decade, reporting from latin america, the middle east and latin america. >> peter is scrupulous. he wants to name down the story, he wants both sides of a story covered. he'll take risks, go places others won't. he'll spend a lot of time on a story. that sort of determination to tell the story and tell it fairly marks him

. >>> al jazeera's rory challenges is in sochi for us.y are saying they were just walking down the street when they were detained what other theories are their behind their arrest? >> yeah, that's a good question. the girls themselves were tweeting while they were in police detention and their lawyer was coming out and speaking as well, and they were saying the reason why they were being detained is because they were planning on a protest, a protest was going to be a song called putin, we'll teach you how to love your motherland. the police say the girls and various other people, journalists and campaigners who were with them were detained because there had been a theft from the hotel they were staying at. anyway we can hear from the girl's lawyer. >> translator: well, there was allegedly some kind of theft from the hotel. this is a complete lie. it's the police who made this up. they had no right to detain them in this way. >> translator: there are so many violations of human lives. members of the [ inaudible ] saying that putin is democ

let's pick up with tim's point at the end of his report there and go to rory challenge because he isthe russian city and how much do we know about the press conference and will it take place and do you know where it will take place, any idea what he will say? >> much of that information is pretty sketchy steven and the team has been asking questions and not getting that much information back. we don't still have an official answer about specifically where this press conference is going to be. we have been doing some digging and the information we are getting through taxi drivers and locals here and that is information that seems to be backed up on what is on twitter is that it will be taking place at the don technical university, not far away from where i'm standing and due to start in about three hours' time. we don't know who will be let inside either because viktor yanukovych in his ukrainian days had a fairly well-known habit of only giving press conferences for journalists he considered to be favorable to his policy and his position and we don't know whether we will be let insid

. >> con stance and eric are taking pictures of rory and charlotte having sex. not posing, but having sex. >> things start slowly. as the moment gets too hot for our cameras, we are dismissed. >> so now we're going to do the whole shoot so we'll let you know when you can come back. >> this married couple's business is booming. this is the latest edition to their latest expensive body of work in the lucrative area of personalized porn. >> there is born again christians, there's people who you would completely expect to do this. >> eric and con stance live in brooklyn and have a 2-year-old daughter. but after dark, you can often find them inside a client's bedroom. >> we're going to shoot a couple having sex tonight. it's from their anniversary difficult to each other. >> this couple who asked us not to use their names wants sexy photos to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. >> she showed me the website and she said this looks kind of fun and it's something we do together. >> they have no plans to sell it or distribute it. the pictures are just for their pe

leading by two strokes tiger woods and rory macearly in dubai.oy was the leader ling into today. but he is in second place. tiger further down the leaderboard, in 37th. shot a 2-under seven, chipping in from the rough on one. 5-under, 11 become of leader steven gallagher from scotland. shot up to the top at 9-under 63, seven birds, shot a 29 on the final nine holes. you leader at 16-under. >> carolina head coach ron rivera was named coach of the year after leading he panthers to a 12-4 record. final super bowl hype at 6:00. >> up next, the power of a world war one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll today. at coveredca.com. >>> coming up at 6:00, how a bay area bouncer played the role of

we have had report from rory challands. >> sochi 2014 exploded into life on friday. fireworks over the fish stadium kicking off the action. a little girl floated across a wintry russian landscape before five landscapes morphed into the rings. one failed to open. as expected, there was a notable absence, no david cameron to welcome the brits. obama for the u.s. or angela merkel for the germans. this was a dramatic and breath taking show, the realise ace of one man's patriotic vision. vladimir putin cannot control everything. while the opening ceremony was under way in sochi, a different theatre was acting out in the red square. gay rights activists tried to sipping the russian anthem with a rainbow nothing. excitement, not defiance is the main emotion. >> i'm glad, emotional. there are so many people here. >> this will you night our country, russia will be stronger, more united. >> sochi may have the shiny, expensive infrastructure, and the gales have created -- games have created a feel-good fact. after the olympics leaves sochi - what then? >> these games have perma

and rory mcilroy now in second place two strokes back of the leader steven gallagher, he shot 9 under, a beautiful eagle put there and an eagle and 7 birdies on the back 9 he had a two stroke lead heading into the final round. >>> in soccer now he stole the show for team usa in a friendly against south korea, he scores two goals, including this one from the box as the u.s. wins the world cup tune up 2-0. >>> but now you have probably seen the richard sherman video over and over but have you seen the muppets take on it -- >> -- talk -- >> -- about you -- >> -- real quick -- >> -now you know miss muppet doesn't look a lot like erin andrews but maybe -- >> no -- >> -- look like -- >> -- oh, i am not going there -- >> -yeah -- >> -- edge off -- >> -- but i am sure he was caught up. >> you are a lot more gracious than i am, i have seen a lot more broncos fans. any rain? >> no, i don't know. >> okay. >> that is up next and we will be back in 30 minutes. see you then. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc. uncle go one,two,one,two,one [u

tiger's rory mcelroy, the leader, leading into today. 369 but he is in second place.ther down the leaderboard at 37. he chips in on one. five under on the tournament but he is 11 back. steven gallagher shot up. seven birdies in this eagle put on the back nine. shot a 28 on his final anybody. he is the leader at 16 under. usa and south korea, trying get to on the roster of team usa. today the rebound with the fourth minute. in the 60th minute, finds the loose ball. second goal of the game. team usa wins 2-0. world cup starts in january. coming up, our final super bowl hype and my super bowl pick. >> i don't think you and i are on the same page. >> up next, why this california >>> coming up at 11:00, devastation in indonesia after a volcano erupts. tonight the bay area group sending hope and prayers for their loved ones overseas. you probably heard about amazon's drone delivery plan. now someone new wants to jump into the business. we'll tell you what's standing in the way. >>> also tonight, take a look and listen to this. that is a sea mine exploding sending plumes of

international on rory sushi live in moscow in just a matter of minutes the opening ceremony of the twenty second of winter olympic games gets underway and it's estimated that billions will be tuning in to one.

. >> tiger woods and rory mcilroy playing on the european tour because they pay them more to show up. eagle on eight, 3-under 69, but he is in second place. tiger further down the board. 37. chipping in from one on the rough. 5-under on the tournament. 11 back of the leader, steven gallagher from scott -- scotland. shot a 28, the leader. >> to the pitch, u.s.a. and south korea, in the rebound in the fourth minute, then the 60th minute, finds the loose ball for his second goal of the game. team u.s.a. wins 2-nil. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. my super bowl pick tonight at 11:00 p.m. and my heart is with peyton manning but that's all i'm going to say. >> we'll never figure it out now. up next at 6:00, why this california postal worker gets the usual blue the besis that ma is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> join us at 9:00 on kofy tv 20 cable 13. we'll look at how nasa will hel

. >> rory thank you very much.gain, russia saying it was all part of scheduled drills. >>> leaders of switzerland's second largest bank said they knew nothing about people using swiss banks to dodge taxes. the hearing coming a day after a senate report that said that americans were hiding as much as $12 million in swiss banks. >> and now the jig is up, you say you can't cooperate because of swiss secrecy laws. those laws don't apply in the united states. you are operating in the united states. >> the bank admits some past misconduct by employees but the executive new nothing about it. >>> georgia debating whether to allow discrimination of gays based on religious beliefs. robert there is a delay in the proceedings, do we know why? >> reporter: indeed. they were supposed to meet in the state capitol this morning. they said they were going to have some provisions to the bill. perhaps they weren't ready to speak about the bill. maybe it's pub back from businesses or maybe it's the outrage they are seeing in arizona. b

and rory challands is in moscow and says russia's reaction has been verbal - at least until now. >> strongorth were processed on monday from the russian governme government. the ministry of foreign affairs has been putting out statements saying what has gone on in ukraine amounts to a power grab. the interim government resorted to what it calls terrorist tack tigs. russia recalled its -- tactics. russia recalled its ambassador to ukraine, and there's nobody in ukraine that russia can do business with, and russia doesn't regard the interim government as legitimate. other than strong statements, russia hasn't actually been making any overt actions. essentially it is sitting on the sidelines and waiting to see what happens. that might not continue though if russia feels that ethnic r h russians in ukraine are victimized. if that happens, russia might get more directly involved than it is at the moment. >> after a time utility use few days tensions are simmering in the russian-speaking district of ukraine. david chater is in a city where pro-russian citizens are vocing their opposition. >> sti

rory jones, bbc news. >> my teenaged children are starting to look at other forms of communication.now to a true life story coming to the silver screen. in 1943, as were swept across europe, a special unit of art experts were tasked with recovering art pieces stolen by marxists and with saving historic buildings at risk of being bombed by the alleys. they became known as the -- by the allies. they became known as the monument men. we have a look at the real men now being portrayed by superstars. >> we have been tasked to find and protect art that the not is have stolen -- naz stolen. >> an unlikely band of experts is recruited to save european heritage. >> while we must and will win this war, we should also remember the high price that will be paid if the very foundation of modern society is destroyed. >> george clooney plays the role of george leslie stout, an expert at harvard university. he was a soldier but had no special training for a job that would put his team on the frontlines of world war ii. >> there was real bravery and foresight in understanding what happens after the w

. >> tiger woods and rory mcilroy playing on the european tour because they pay them more to show up. eagle on eight, 3-under 69, but he is in second place. tiger further down the board. 37. chipping in from one on the rough. 5-under on the tournament. 11 back of the leader, steven gallagher from scott scotland. shot a 28, the leader. >> to the pitch, u.s.a. and south korea, in the rebound in the fourth minute, then the 60th minute, finds the loose ball for his second goal of the game. team u.s.a. wins 2-nil. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. my super bowl pick tonight at 11:00 p.m. and my heart is with peyton manning but that's all i'm going to say. >> we'll never figure it out now. up next at 6:00, why this california postal worker gets the usual blue unifor don'wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old s

rory challands has more. >> sport is not the only thing on show. far from it. until the first ski is clipped on or hockey put shot, russian security has the stage it is. so cosak policemen are on the streets. it's a deliberate show of force, and this is why. threats from airport separatist groups based in the troubled north adding to sentiment about the games, and fuelling claims that russia would not protect them. >> many security experts thing enough has been done. >> most possibly attacks on olympic athletes or guests are possible. terrorists would prefer to carry out an attack on less protected places. they are based in the south of russia. >> two suicide attacks on volgograd's transport system suggests that this was achievable. there are threats of a different nature. on tuesday, the austrian olympic committee says they received an alert saying two athletes will be kidnapped. several letters last month turned out to be a hoax. there's a huge multilayered security system, with drones, and 100,000 personnel. it will make sochi hard to attack. nothing can eve

rory al jazerra, sochi. >> here is the thing, spectators at sochi are also facing threats that theirbe hacked by the russian government and local criminals. jacob ward is in san francisco for us and jake, good to see you, why the sudden fear for those traveling t to the winter games here. >> russia has none of the quaint laws that we have about privacy. anything you do digitally within the borders of russia legally belongs to the russian government. so there is really no prohibitions there, plus russia is really a center of cyber crime. the recent target breach seems to have original nateed in software developed in russia and cyber hacking and mobile hacking has respite tone an art form in that country. >> what steps can travelers take to better protect themselves while they are there. >> the best strategy that cyber security officials have described to me is to try to take a step 10 years in to the past. you know, don't bring your current electronics with you and, don't behave the way you would at home. you have to assume that anything that you do digitally in russia will be expose

rory, al jazerra, sochi. >> and here is the medal count as these winter games wrap up.s with 33 medals. the host country has also claimed the most gold with 13. as for the gold old usa they are second with 28 total medals nine gold and norway third place with 26 melds. canada fourth with 25 after today's hockey victory over sweden. and the netherlands is fifth with 24 total medals. >>> down in north carolina work to plug a coal ash league is now complete by the long term effects are unknown, now some are questioning the ties between north carolina's governor and the come responsible for the coe leak. >> reporter: when toxic coal ash started pouring in the river. environment groups turned their eyes to the governor. they waited four days for a response. it came in a tweet from him saying he would visit the site to be briefed on the spill. he is a former duke energy executive. a company he spent 28 year old with. one group took issue with that during his campaign. >> pat mccrory's questionable ethics, case number two, duke energy. >> reporter: john frank say political rep

rory quinn says he supports the scheme but today when labor backbencher call is fit to be discontinued. aon over it though it is also vice chair of the delights education committee said the measure was clearly unfair and should be scrapped and kelley fourteen youths almost two hundred and sixty jobs have been promised by companies to counties cork galway and rush common position to be created over two years to two counts each of our communications company the panel considers breaking into the sale of electronic cigarettes pharmaceutical company transports announced plans to establish any grand production plant in qom iran i supported by million euro project. see the creation of one hundred and ninety eight thompson corn amount on most weekends recruitment is already underway to climb to the routine quality ceramic production marketing and the cute chick lit room with moving some of our production from china box art and in order to guarantee the eu that we can never make it to a high standard and also to reassure consumers that are puppets is as good as it can be. the fifteen minute par

rory mcilroy surrendered peacefully at the dubai desert classic on saturday. oskar blues series that ran from reigning champion stephen gallacher calico old mcilroy thanks to a brilliant back nine which included seven birdies and an eagle. he's eighty two when trent cole told the european told the scotsman counted and nine from sixty three with his team in particular catching the only that the thirty nine year old paceman two strokes clear of second place. reader should note the swiss actor max me then shell is going to the age of eighteen three was recalled peanut he and jimmy us becoming the first german speaking at a twin else got off to the second world war multi talented she'll also pursued careers is a documentary filmmaker and author of diary maximilian sales will build his reputation as a charmer to the last marrying thirty five year old soprano he bought me a note which in the final year of his life. his own eighty three years where oh where live success and fame born into an artist's family sale became a screenwriter and film theater and opera direct

. >>> and golf is generally not hazardous for spectators, but it was wednesday when rory mcilroy hitdesert. >> did that hit a cameraman right there? >> it hit somebody. >> the shot actually forced a man to fall into a cactus. when the man got up, he had stickers, known as jumpy cholla on his arms. i feel sorry for him. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the cancelator, it's a program airlines use to cancel flights. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." lighter side of dog chow. purina dog chow light & healthy. try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose this is the "cbs morning news." your other allergy symptoms... e so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. zyrtec-d®. >>> if you're a fan of "the walking dead" or other zombie shows and cannot wait for the apocalypse, it could be coming to a mall nea you. it's game that is so intense, organizers say, it could scare the life out of you. fletcher kent from global tv took a chance and found out. >> stand by, stand by. >> reporter: it was his last stand. wounded he tried crawl

how the rory i everyone yet of the great day very very busy day two on day four year in salt she with some podium success too for the host nation it came via a surprise silver medal in the women's five hundred meter speedskating just but half an hour ago meanwhile all of the two fixtures for the russian female curling team was already headed in victory let's go to the such media center right now in touch with the correspond paul scott for their take through russia's latest success than the last one so recent of course. yes the atmosphere was electric in the roof was raised a few moments ago inside the arena all get a foot cool and secured a silver medal in the women's speed skating five hundred meters event it was a turn up for the books and was rather unexpected elsewhere russia's female curlers are in action there looking for their third straight win these games they're currently taking on china they lead three one in n five this is after a victory over the usa earlier on on our choose day morning now the atmosphere is also building inside the iceberg skating palace because that's w

once parliament's has three years to put the referendum results and said law earlier my colleague rory singh shaved the scots the issue with a piece. the majority voted in favor but look a quarter of people in switzerland were not born in switzerland there were eighty five eighty thousand migrants last year it only has a population of eight million people wages have been driven down this putting pressure on houses the health care system and transport quite frankly is the democratic wish of the swiss people that they want to control their own borders and do for them i wish we could do the same in our own country see once again shaking your head switzerland's decision to limit the number of foreign workers perhaps the latest example of the growing feeling of nationalism where do you think this trend could be heading luxembourg certified five percent of foreigners deliveries it very well because luxembourg is a growing economy growing service sector and you have seen the reaction of service industry today in the us three was upset with this very slight majority because of the need to end

he would some cheat and it will be live with more of the results of the day but not of me but you rory. see you soon don't forget though we can always check out all t's facebook page to see what we've got lined up for you and we are busy with it twenty four seven we're asking you to post your questions for the athletes and will always choose the best ones for all. of the no one spoke to him pick a champion pick up the street we threw one of your questions out so i don't miss your chance to take part in our special coverage from sochi all the way throughout the entire ok. the g. twenty four team follows the colts amid an exhilarating winter. it seems to me and you so now i make seven zero in on the rest of our lives take news team for sochi twenty four take. on oxy. cross talk rules in effect get into can jump in anytime you want. it's an international lie from moscow max kaiser is his soon for now though a number of coordinated anti n.s.a. protests and haka gatherings taking place around the world have been dubbed the day we fight back they mark thirteen months since the suicide of int

black sea resort has a subtropical climate making it popular with russian leaders past and presence as roryfinding out. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in the cool wooded hills above sochi, star lesion camouflaged homes out of sight. russia's most fear some leader loved in region and came here when the pressures of moscow got too much. so does the man country occupying the kremlin. vladimir putin has such a soft spot for russia's summer resort capital that he chose to for the winter olympics. >> it is a great honor for me to address you today and to present the bid of so my to host the winter olympic games in 2014. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his vision is now a reality but one that has come with a price tag of $51 billion. the most castly orals everythi everything. for one that question why such an expense, this kremlin insider has an answer. >> olympic games are so important for the russian publ public. but it assures that russia finish its social [inaudible] after the collapse of the soviet union and the period of crisis is over. and now russia able to conduct big international events on the [inaudible] >> report

global news headlines international with me rory sushant from everybody here thanks for joining us and some breaking news to bring you here naughty international we are getting reports of men taking over crimea as a regional government office in ukraine the russian flag has reportedly been razed to the government building and that's all we know for now as soon as we get more details what developments of course we'll bring into. the national for the meantime though golf is following the ongoing tensions in the region. i'll hug bar more into ukraine cheer in the crimea nationalist slogans are being shouted alongside pro russian ones. to the crimea always used to be russian and was passed over to the crane unlawfully it's time for justice to prevail in the u.s.s.r. the crimea belongs to the russian soviet republic until nine hundred fifty four when the then soviet leadership decided to transfer it to the administration off so he did crane and when the u.s.s.r. collapsed in one thousand nine hundred one and the crimea was left as a part of independent ukraine but for the last few centuries