it's february 2014, and the sochi olympics are just coming up when i arrive in moscow. time i come here. the '80s-style go-go capitalist conspicuous consumption see who can spend the most money disco-techno thing i encountered when i first came here in 2001, it's still going strong. in fact, these days moscow has one of the highest concentrations of billionaires in the world. but as never before, it's imperial russia now, a one-man rule. all power emanates, every decision must consider this guy. ♪ russia is full of characters with murky pasts and shadowy connections. one of them i've called a friend for more than a decade. >> tony! wow. >> i guess i'm switching to vodka. zamir. how are you, brother? >> now, my concern is back in the day, this place was famous for all of the rooms were bugged. >> not anymore, i'm sorry. >> oh, really? i'm really sorry about that. >> times change. >> poor zamir, my longtime crony. he tries to be at least diplomatic about these things. i mean, he's got to live here, right? he doesn't want prussic acid on his blintzes. given the forward-thi

it's february 2014, and the sochi olympics are just coming up when i arrive in moscow. time i come here. the '80s-style go-go capitalist conspicuous consumption see who can spend the most money disco-techno thing i encountered when i first came here in 2001, it's still going strong. in fact, these days moscow has one of the highest concentrations of billionaires in the world. but as never before, it's imperial russia now, a one-man rule. all power emanates, every decision must consider this guy. ♪ russia is full of characters with murky pasts and shadowy connections. one of them i've called a friend for more than a decade. >> tony! wow. >> i guess i'm switching to vodka. zamir. how are you, brother? >> now, my concern is back in the day, this place was famous for all of the rooms were bugged. >> not anymore, i'm sorry. >> oh, really? i'm really sorry about that. >> times change. >> poor zamir, my long-time crony. he tries to be at least diplomatic about these things. i mean, he's got to live here, right? he doesn't want prussic acid on his blintzes. >> given the forward

putin's sochi olympics went off as planned.etition which was really all that mattered. a few journalists complained about the bathrooms, but that is all but forgotten. more than $50 billion of mostly public money gone. ukraine rose up and their pro-putin president run away. russia, in broad daylight has recently annexed crimea and is massing tens of thousands of troops on the border of ukraine. the world has done nothing. it will do nothing, as vladimir well knew. he wins again. >>> like it or not, religion and a belief in god is deeply woven into the fabric of this country. >> one nation, under god. >> this country was built by chris chan people who believe that the word of god -- >> but how important is religion to modern life? is it really still relevant? >> the church gives hope and we believe it's the only real hope on the planet. >> if we don't necessarily believe in god, where does that leave us? >> i don't gont to church, what am i missing. >> what are you missing? >> yeah. >> life. >> so help me god. >> there is only o

it's february 2014 and the sochi olympics are just coming up when i arrive in moscow.t's a different moscow every time i come here. the most discotheque know thing i encountered in 2001, it's still going strong. in fact, these days, moscow has one of the highest concentrations of billionaires in the world. but never before, it's imperial russia now. a one-man rule. all power imnates. every decision must consider this guy. >> russia is full of characters with murky pasts and schad -- shadowy connections. but one of them, i've called a friend for more than a decade. >> tony. wow. >> my concern is back in the day, this place is famous for all the rooms were bugged. >> not anymore. i'm sorry. >> my long-time crony, he tries to be diplomatic about these things. he has to live here, right? >> given the new and lightened, liberalized, forward-thinking russia, they removed the listening desprieps. >> tell me a week from now, zamir, now i understand stereotypes sometimes send a bad message about russia. >> i have an open mind. it's great. >> listen, why don't we just taste awes

russian president vladimir putin scoring big time in sochi, showing off his hockey skills. why he's on the ice.

speed skaters, we know, they struggled at the sochi olympic games.r the controversy surrounding the new high-tech suits? a new report says they were only part of the problem. >>> plus, investigators hoping to prevent another scene like this one. a fiery train derailment involving cars carrying crude oil. what they're now learning about exactly what caused that to happen. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> new details on the fiery train derailment in virginia causing three oil-carrying tanker considers to rung plunge into the james river. the train was not speeding. now the focus to the potential environment impact and the model of tanker cars transporting the oil. inv

after sochi, asada said even though she had done her best, her goals for the future were uncertain. she now says she'll use her time off to decide whether or not to come back in the 2015 skating season. >>> the balkan peninsula seeing its worst floods ever. our meteorologist robert speta joins me now. robert how do things look over there? >> oh, shery, yes, this flooding still ongoing. it's very significant. and what we are seeing at least here on your monday or going into monday out here is some clearing skies. we're going to be looking at some improving conditions. still some scattered showers possible through the afternoon hours. but the big thing is, this is what it looks like on the ground out here for some areas of serbia, over towards romania. you already have that flooding in place. now all of this water is upstream. it has to go somewhere and eventually this is all going to be flowing downriver into cities like belgrade. you're going to be looking at some river level rise throughout the rest of the week. and there is still that possibility of more flooding. and already, sev

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. >> same thing in sochi. >> seth: yeah. >> it was like the middle of the afternoon. >> but it was a> seth: you're in sochi. [ laughter ] >> we managed to have fun though. we did a lot of -- we sampled the local delicacies. i will say that until i realized savannah was pregnant, we were doing vodka shots quite a bit. we had a guy -- >> not me. >> no, not her. we had a guy in a restaurant teach us how to do vodka shots the way the military does it. you put them on your elbow and you bring the shot up here and if you spill any you have to do another. so we were doing it in a restaurant and i noticed that savannah was faking it the entire time. so i got home and the light bulb went on, and being 2014 you do what you do in 2014. instead of going over and knocking on her door and kindly saying, is there any chance you're pregnant? i texted her. i texted her, "are you pregnant?" and i got this very curt message back like, "yes, shut up, don't tell anybody." >> no, what i said was how can you ask me that when putin is listening to us? [ laughter ] >> true. >> like, where's your operational

scoring six goals during a hockey festival in sochi today.says the aim of the festival is to attract more people to the sport. >>> it is a somber and solemn saturday here in new york city as the unidentified remains of those who were killed on september 11 have arrived in a procession back at ground zero. the move today has some critics. relatives of some of the victims wearing black gags over their mouth to silently protest putting the remains at the memorial in remembrance of what happened there. bryan with what happened. >> that began at 6:30 this morning. fire trucks transporting the unidentified remai of 1115 9-11 victims to the 9-11 memorial and museum. nearly 8,000 remainswo+vçç were transported in three flag-draped cases led by an honor guard and 20 families of the victims. the cases carried past the north and south pools where the towers once stood. the remains are now in the repository, but it will not be accessible to the public. only to the victims' families. a wall separates the museum guests from the repository, which sits betw

he stirred up ukraine a couple weeks after sochi was over. good point. they waited until the results on game day. to brian's point, totally un-american. way behind. stuart: a couple updates on donald sterling. he has already been banned for life from the nba. today, nba team owners will meet to discuss whether they will force him to sell his team. also getting reports from the u.s. post that sterling is suffering from prostate cancer. what is your take, brian? >> the reports are for him verified. he does, indeed have it. however, what will be interesting is if he goes ahead with what many people think is a problem relationship and goes ahead and get the divorce, they will have to divide property. how do you divide property when you are in the middle of legal proceedings. there is word he has already setting up legal defense. there is word that he enjoys this type of fight. stuart: in what year? charles: 81. you talk about one heck of an investment. a few players lead. the value goes down. >> i said you could not put your set of values with his. this is a

speed skaters in sochi. after putting up the worst performance in 30 years, u.s. speed skating did an internal review. it found the late introduction of underarmor suits did contribute to the losses. another issue where the team prepared for the games. skaters practiced at a high altitude in italy before going to sea level at sochi. u.s. speed skating has promised major changes at the end of the season. >>> mayweather versus the big event before the main event happens today. floyd meriwether weigh in tonight before their big fight in las vegas. may weather stands to make $32 million on this fight. >>> the sharks wrapping up their season today. final physicals and to talk to the media. the first time we heard from players and management since the team's epic meltdown on wednesday night. heard a little bit in the locker room post-game. we'll get an idea what is in store for the team in the off season. >>> the new levi stadium is one of the most technologically advanced stadiums in the country. >> a little piece of plastic that may just put it over the top. fans don'

look what happened in sochi before the winter olympics in sochi. it was doom and gloom. they delivered a fantastic event. i'm sure that, you know, they will deliver an excellent olympic games and an excellent world cup. >>> the match in the english premier league getting under way. manchester united playing the final home game of the league season. the manager is landing himself on the bench for that game. monday liverpool went top of the table after a 3-3 draw with crystal pass. hardly the result they needed to take some pressure on title favors manchester city. city plays ashton villa on wednesday. >> the premier league is very difficult. you can't be sure that you're winning until the end, until the last minute. this is a good team here. that's why when we lost against liverpool, i said to just continue. this is not the last game. finish out the premier league. all the teams will drop points and that happens. >>> in spain athletico madrid is the favorite to win that title. real could only draw 2-2 against valencia on sunday. if they have a win there, they can move on

. >> russian president vladimir putin was busy playing hockey in sochi. the game reportedly aired on russian television saturday night. president putin supposedly led a team of hocker stars, including former nhl-ers to a 24-1 win. >> he shoots. he scores. spectators saw that often and early from an exhibition hockey game. >> putin dazzled the crowd, was able to score six goals in a single game. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: the other team-- the other team would have tried to stop putin, but his games often end in sudden death. ( laughter ) now just take a look at putin in a show many are calling "dictator on ice." he's such a speed demon, the professionals goalie trip over their own skates as soon as he approaches. but the most impressive thing about putin's performance is that it was only six years ago that he learned to skate. and the first five years of his hockey training were spent putting the helmet on backwards. while he's hitting slapshots, we're slapping him with sanctions. in response, putin has thrown a high-stakesy fit. >> russia annou

this is in sochi. i did say this was a burnout. it turns to be quite literally into a burnout because right here, the entire car burns out. >> those sparks thought a fire. who would have thunk that would have happened? >> out the driver because he bails from his car, but watch this, go back. i think i forget my jacket. >> at least looks like they're prepared. they seem to have fire extinguishers. maybe they thought this was a possibility. >>> now another russian video is asphalt season for the tvg racing team. see this fella on the track tearing it up. all is well. st. petersburg, russia. until -- >> oh. >> yeah. he bales quickly. keep your eyes where there would be a passenger's feet in the passenger side. watch this. there's like a big shot of flames down there too. you can see this is bad. the whole hood. everything under the hood on fire. you can see these guys also have the extinguishers close by. they're able to get those on the fire as soon as possible. the guy's car is quite literally toast. good news believe it or not the

the battle royal was always between the two veterans of sochi on the dance floor, ice dancer, meryl davisge. overcoming her shyness and innocence with what sometimes was a smoldering relationship with her dance partner maksim. to night they were positively on fire. >> 10. >> reporter: "dancing with the stars" loves a cinderella story too. in that, amy purdy came on strong all season having overcome more physical challenges than any other contestant in 18 seasons of dancing with the stars. she lost both her legs at 19 to the bacterial meningitis. a last month we visited her and partner, derek hough at the rehearsal space. she showed us why the prosthetic feet are not made with dancing shoes in mind. she has had to improvise. >> i try to be graceful. challenging. we figured out. staying low and staying on my toes a little bit more. not that you would know it tonight. >> you are a fantastic dancer! >> perfect scores for purdy and davis. one point apart. final tally decided by the audience at home. the finale olympic style. was down to the wire. >> meryl and maks. >> reporter: the thrill of v

>> vladimir putin destroyed the winter games by his spending on sochi. >> planning at nyu. >> the winterze of the summer olympics. one-third the number of athletes, one-third the number of countries and building a luge, a bobsled, ski jump they're expensive. >> reporter: bankrupt was looming if they had to outdo sochi so voted a resounding 70%, no. in a referendum this week to hosting the 2022 winter games. and they're not the only ones getting cold feet. germans in munich were crushed when they lost the bid to host the 2018 games and planned to try again in 2022 but six months ago, they withdrew their application. and so did the swiss. mitchell moss says the international olympic committee pushes cities too hard to spend too much. >> i think people love watching the sports. they don't want to pay for the facilities to hold the games. so there's now a view that the olympics are a way in which cities go into bankruptcy rather than add to their glamour. >> reporter: turning a city into an olympic showcase summer or winter, is an expensive gamble and a ground swell of taxpayers don't buy th

the infrastructure costs will top the sochi games, believed to have been in the tens of billions of dollars, speaking of cash. huddle around the water cooler and check in with lewis. because he's got the breakdown on one of our best moneymen. steven tyler. >> it's one of hetheir biggest hits from the 90s. ♪ i go crazy ♪ crazy some street musicians were playing an instrumental of the version's strong crazy in the streets of lithuania. when a foreigner decided to join in on the performance. ♪ ♪ oh oh ♪ oh oh oh, no. they're going a few octaves too high. that's steven tyler. the band in lithuania is there for a concert. hope he has time to get a few rehearsals. >> he's such a nice guy. maybe his pony tail was too tight. >> that's right. i don't know if they were impressed. what do you think? >> hold on -- ah! >> i guess we'll spare everybody. and jimmy kimmel brought in big names to read some really mean tweets. ♪ >> there are people who think julia roberts is hot. her gigantic mouth looks like it will devour an elephant in one bite. >> she is not funny or attractive. she has an annoying voice

yes, he scored six goals during a hockey festival in sochi today.tin says the aim of the festival is to attract more people to the sport. before the game, there was a moment of silence in honor of the people who died in clashes yesterday between pro-russian demonstrators and ukrainian security forces. >>> on capitol hill, a new push to investigate the benghazi terrorist attacks. john boehner announcing on friday the seven republicans that will serve on the 12-member panel. some democrats are calling for a boycott, refusing to fill the remaining five seats. house minority leader nancy pelosi saying the new committee is a political stunt. joining me now, republican congressman john micah of florida. he is a member of the oversight committee and voted for the new panel's creation. congressman, thank you for being here. >> good to be with you. >> so it wouldn't be dc without politics. but i ask you, sir, how do your fellow lawmakers proceed with this committee and put americans at ease and convince them that this is not just a game of politics? >> the g

he was humiliated by what happened in kiev, in a prison of his own making, the sochi olympics.e comes back, the one thing he has provided the russian people beyond anything else is a restoration of pride, the restoration of the store grievances. what happened in kiev humiliate simples up he looks for something to regain his mojo, so to speak, he retakes crimea. he's got it. all the stupid pet tricks he could pull off, going to ukraine and beating his chest is probably offensive, but far less worse than any other thing. >> he must realize if he is looking out for the security of russian interest, then driving tanks across the border into eastern ukraine would totally defeat the purpose. >> again, not validating anything he has done, but it is an act taking ukraine. it crosses the border and starts churning up the black earth of eastern ukraine. >> in crimea, you mean. >> crimea, sorry. he has taken crimea, bloodless. from a professional point of view, quite artfully. that does not happen if he moves across the border. he wins in 96 hours. history shows ukraine does not take kind

hockey league festival took place in sochi. this happened over the weekend.it left defenders weak at the knees. the competition was no match for the skills. his team won 21-4. for those four people that got goals, they are missing. i'm just kidding. >>> we want to get a check on your weather. >> yesterday mother's day was cruel. we had tornadoes, we had snow, the midwest was just a mess yesterday. it will be better today. let me start with one of the areas that got hit by the tornado when it went through yesterday. this was a huge tornado. it was reportedly about a half mile wide on the ground. it was on the ground for 30 minutes through nebraska. it was mostly rural areas. all those red triangles is where we were watching that huge tornado yesterday. thankfully it did lift and dissipate as it approached lincoln and omaha. kansas got hit hard and chicago some strong winds. this morning kansas city has more storms. there's rain in iowa. no tornado threat like we saw yesterday. and how about colorado? it's snowing this morning in colorado. that's crucial. that'

thanks to the sochi paralympics millions of russians are now realizing that people with disabilities can also be people with abilities the next challenge though is getting them to realize that those talents don't have to lie in just the sporting arena they could also just as easily be in the office or as in nikita's case in the kitchen going to local charities though turning that talent into jobs will be easy with potential employers frightened by what they don't understand there are these myths they think for example that they'll be a lot of legal problems they also believe that a person with a disability will get sick more often. or they think that other staff will not accept that person that isn't stopping nikita though he was even found a second job weaving tapestries as he saves money towards his dream job my goal is to open my own restaurant this is the dream i want to pursue i'm working really hard to make it happen. neil harvey reporting from. you're watching international coming up next it's been bust with every night. a pennsylvania widow had her house auctioned by her coun

sochi 2.0. $14 sbl what russia estimates they spent on the sochi games.you to think about the opportunity costs with the economic isolation of russia itself. they are spending money on crimea, meanwhile they have capital flight and no investment coming in because everybody concerned about the threat of more sanctions. >> they are struggling with recession at this point. ryan chilcote live from kiev. thanks for another great interview with the foreign minister. >> coming up, the business of money. will cash remain king? we'll discuss next on "the pulse." ♪ >> welcome back. this is "the pulse" live on bloomberg television. shares are rallying today after the world's biggest bank reported results. the company said its operating profit jumped despite a change in currency market. will cash remain king in a world that is moving toward digital wallets? very good as to you once again. how soon before we're done with money? [laughter] >> well, on the way here, i did i think ogle search, the first was issued in 1640-something. it has been around a while. pounds and

. >>> finally the russian hockey team didn't fare well at the sochi olympics.lp of vladimir putin. he was going up against fellow politicians and former professional players. take a look at some of these goals though. putin's opponents seemed to be all too eager to leave him unguarded. his team won, 21-4. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the extreme weather in the western and central u.s. i'm lauren lyster. this is the "cbs morning news." discover brookside, and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate and fruit flavors like you've never experienced before. discover brookside. (announcer) from the company that invented litter, comes litter re-invented. (woman) hey! toss me that litter! (announcer) tidy cats lightweight. all the strength, half the weight. osteo bi-flex® with joint shield™ nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual! the usual! [ male announcer ]

speed skating official is shedding light on the sochi olympics by team usa. the speed skaters. is it possible their skates, their uniforms were partly to blame for not bringing home the gold? abc's matt gutman with the new developments tonight. >> reporter: tonight a top skating official turns whispers that these high-tech suits may have slowed american speed skaters at the winter games into a call for change. after weeks of consultations, the u.s. speed skating team and other experts fingered under armour so-called mock 39 skin as one of several culprits that kept the u.s. off the medal podium the first time in 30 years. but when johnny davis flopped, the focus was on the suits. new is the vent in the back with these holes to keep the athletes cool. watch davis as he skates. air is flowing over his body. the suit's job is to minimize how much that slows him down. the concern was that air seeped into those vents possibly causing a tiny balloon in the suit and creating an extra drag on the skater. in a milwaukee journal article u.s. speed skating officials blamed too much travel

all that stuff we had for sochi, you know, for the cold, we can break out for.s beat out indianapolis and new orleans for this honor. the game will be played in the new vikings stadium that is currently under construction. but, yeah. so 2018. >> the game is fine. a lot of people travel. there it is minnesota in the middle of winter. >> it's not as sexy as new orleans could be. to baseball now, yankees visiting the cubs. tanaka started the season 6-0. his luck ran out last night. 'loud a career high four runs in six innings, notching his first mlb loss after a 6-1 cubs victory. my sister was at that game last night. she on one of the roof top bars. >> who is she rooting for? >> she's an orioles fan so she was probably just drinking. >> we go to the miners. it started with an argument between albuquerque teammates miguel olivio. he has to be restrained before and after charging alex ferero. things escalated. the next inning, the two go at it. olivio bites a chunk out of his ear. see thim there? he reportedly required plastic surgery. no charges have been filed yet

we see it with something like sochi where we were able to launch a very successful tonight show withallon. across the board, this has just been a huge thing, and it is going to allow us to take advantage of the new technologies. what we didst take last time and copy and paste it. this is a continually evolving thing. as far as the way viewers experience the olympics, to have this level of commitment is really going to allow us to do a deep dive on some great stuff and enhance what our viewers get to taste with the olympics. >> before i let you go. the time warner comcast merger has been under a lot of scrutiny. you have been at the nbc family not just with the olympics but as executive producer of the today show. what do you say -- how do you see today's meeting and what do you say about this merger changing the industry as a whole? >> i am pleased to report that i have nothing to add there because i have not been following it. i have been doing my olympic stuff. i have been trying to come up with fun facts. you have to consider that in 2032, the last olympics of the current deal, th

international the games may be over but the flame of the sochi power lympics still bunz bright. the paralympian were very inspiring even the able bodied people were amazed i feel like i was part of that world. campaign to say it's now down to employees to pick up the flame relay and give the disabled rail opportunities. now grace may still be one of the most troubled economies in the year but that's not stopping some young entrepreneur starting new businesses despite the optimism a lack of support and red tape holding back business as much as it reports welcome to greece where there are angry crowds riot police and sometimes a whiff of tear gas though there's finally signs of recovery most say they're fed up with austerity and wonder if it was wise to have ever joined the euro zone but the country still has things you can cash in on like a rich culture and history hey that's me it has some wonderful exotic sights it's also got some terrific food like the best spanakopita i have ever had and there's also a small party cohort of young greek entrepreneurs hoping they can beat the o

after all of the problems russia had in sochi, why would any country volunteer for the same disaster? >> i blame bob costas pink eye. when it went double, nobody wants to see that garden nome running around there. they are cloning him at nbc. they will make him with the pink eye and i wouldn't want it either. it will be these third worldish countries. >> what if every country pulls out? >> that's a great question. >> i think somebody will take it. i don't want to be surrounded by more people and crowds. it is a scary -- this is one of the reasons i hate -- he is pointing at me. i think somebody will pull through and we won't have to worry about cs out grown their usefulness? please bear in mind i have no idea what i meant about that question. >> the winter olympics this will be like when the nhl went on strike. nobody noticed. oh because hockey is so boring. i will get hate mail. >> what is wrong with you? >> i am being honest. >> are you being a douche. >> and unamerican. >> the winter olympics is going to be fine. you know why? >> because all mighty swraz swrik stan whim come throug

sochi looked like new jersey with ski slopes. it didn't feel like russia. >> they're going to have a formula one race there. >> that is just what russia needs is formula one. >> nothing wrong with formula one. >> they have other problems. it was a view of big-time tv. when i go to cover a story, it is me and a pencil. maybe a translator. >> the reason i am jealous of you is because of your talent -- bob dylan. philip roth. >> this is why you get into journalism. i went to columbia university graduation today. it was the journalism school kids. >> did you speak? >> i did not. there are med school students who know what they are going to do. the business school. there are the journalists going into this radically changing field. if you ask them seriously if they know what they will do six months from now, a lot of them have no idea. the one thing they want in on is the adventure of it. they want to get lucky. i have had parts of my life that are unlucky. this part has been -- >> i understand. i walk out every morning. 5:00. in the

in february when everyone authority that whoever was responsible for that sochi snow make malfunctionopening of the olympics would turn up disappeared. the russian surprise the world and poked fun at themselves at closing ceremony. some of our politicians might top take a lesson. or perhaps two from the russians, i thought i would never say that about a since of humor. because the russians, to this points, they just keep outwiting, out smarting and out maneuvering humorless american leadership. it is just not funny. we're coming right back. >> the tha nba claiming that dod sterling has damaged its brand with his racist remarks, top attorneys lis wiehl and mercedes col win on whata already a nasty fight next. ♪ [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs. ♪ breakthroughs in design... breakthroughs in safety... in engineering... and technology. and now our latest creation breaks one more barrier. presenting the cla. starting at $29,900. ♪ starting at $29,900. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchi

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he donned number 11 for an ice hockey festival in sochi. it was app amateur game in the night hockey league. it was formed to give businessmen who worked during the day a chance to may at fight. he scored a double hat trick, six goals - but who is going tocheck vladimir putin. >>> in switzerland, the competition was more even in the cow-fighting competition - that's right, cow fighting. it's a tradition since 1923. the winner is queen of queens and all the competitors retire to the pastures for a celebratory meal. >> soccer players in the world cup have been easier than final lifts. they will not juggle giant bowls of molten glass. over two dozen participants convened to do that at glass-blowing championships. there were three steps where glasses masters blew a plate, cylinder and sphere as big as they could. >> the crazy competition conditions in hong kong where colourful machines flew through the air, part of the red bull's event. thousands gathered to watch a whacky aircraft plup ing into the -- pluj j into the -- plunge into the water.

he's wearing number 11 during the festival of ice hockey in sochi, an amateur game in the 9th hockeyue that he formed three years ago. it was created to give businessmen that work in the day a chance to fulfil their dreams of playing saturday. if you are the president and created the league - how do you think he did - yes, scored six goals. how shocking. no one is going to stop the president of russia, folks. looks like the crowd had fun though. >> thank you for joining us. i'm richelle carey. stay tuned. "consider this" is up next. thank you for your time. have a great night.

and, within two years, she wins the bronze in sochi.ow this powerhouse is trying to do what only a handful of athletes have ever accomplished ... competing in *both the winter and summer olympics. >> i'm out here doing all the workouts to and the weights and stuff. >> the kind of jim that would intimidate most guys. but not her. the cooand a place where bg sick is a rite of passage. >> item 519. >> coming off the probmetal plam shoes looking for a spot in the summer games. >> some events she has never done before, but she never did bobsled before. she's going on and i don't know what is to be different. >> the difference is in the train. working her body needed to push several hundred pound bobsled twiddling their and faster race for the track. >> competition is a mentally get online, you have to be focused and no you can do it. i think i have that ankle now. >> last year she pushed and somewhere between all the sweat and pain came perseverance. the kind that would carry her through tough moments like when her grandfather passed away ju