>> well, i remember in the sochi games in russia, the new york islanders, their captain got severely injured and that was a big blow but injuries can happen in the 82 game schedule. it happens in the playoffs. everybody knows this. may they talk about that as being one of the main issues for not going, but just prior to the season this year they had the world cup of hockey where guys got injured. so injuries are going to occur when meaningful games are being played and you put your best players out on the ice. it's unrealistic to think that injuries and even major injuries won't come with it. and so do they hate to lose at that time of the year when the olympics were played in february and you're a couple months out from the stanley cup playoffs? absolutely. that aspect is a real part of it. but they all know that injuries could happen the week prior to it or the week coming out. >> your take? >> well, the owners and the teams are not on board with the olympic idea. they're not. the risk of injury is certainly part of it. another part is interruption in the season which is significan

sochi's olympic park is a sporting destination in the winter and it offers all the adrenaline which youout, asjolyon palmerfound out to his peril in the first part of qualifying. at the front, it came down to the same tussle between ferrari and mercedes. but it wasn't championship leader sebastian vettel that initially set the pace, rather the iceman, kimi raikkonen, grabbing pole as hamilton struggled to get to grips with the sochi surface. ferrari haven't been first and second on the surface since 2008. vettel‘s final run was enough to pip his team—mate by less than a tenth of a second. ferrari faces were soon beaming when hamilton's best effort was only good enough forfourth behind bottas. the russian race has only ever been won from the front row, so there is every chance we will see similar celebrations tomorrow. home favourite lizzie deignan has won the women's tour de yorkshire. the former road race world champion and london olympics silver medallist crossed the finishing line in harrogate 5a seconds ahead of the chasing group. on the radio, my team manager was saying, you've got

success that the slopestyle is in sochi whenjennyjones won an historic 0lympic is in sochi whenjennyjonesnd in the sport as precarious as this nothing can be taken for granted but the rest of the world are now aware that team gb and dave riding are a force to be reckoned with. excellent work. michael shaw reporting. now a quick look at the cricket. the kolkata knight riders continued their good start to the ipl season with a 17—run victory over sunrisers hyderabad — wicket keeper robin uthappa weighing in with 68 off 59 balls. england's chris woa kes was the leading wicket taker for the knight riders, his 2—119 including taking this caught & bowled chance to remove moises henriques. the sunrisers never got close to their victory target of 173 — they needed 30 off the last over and fell 17 runs short. meanwhile sam billings top—scored for the delhi daredevils, a useful 55 off 110 balls helped them reach 188—6. in reply the kings xi punjab, featuring eoin morgan, are 132—6. they need 57 of nine balls to win. it's still they need 57 of nine balls to win. it‘s still 1— they need 57 of nine ba

since the 1998 nagano winter games with canada the reigning champions after beating sweden in the sochie nhl players association has released a statement saying: global athletics‘ governing body the iaaf claims it's suffered a suspected cyber attack by a russian hacking group known as fancy bears, which has compromised information about athletes‘ medical records. the iaaf say information concerning applications by athletes for therapeutic use exemptions, more commonly known as tues, was targeted. the iaaf president sebastian coe has apologised. last year, the same group hacked into the world anti—doping agency data base and published the confidential medical records of several dozen athletes, including 2012 tour de france winner bradley wiggins. we uncovered this ourselves, so this wasn't something that just we uncovered this ourselves, so this wasn't something thatjust happened. we were looking at the safety and security of our systems. u nfortu nately security of our systems. unfortunately during that process we discovered that we had been accessed. we have now done everything that we

our f1 reporter tom clarkson is in sochi. every sport loves to have a new hero. bottas swept aside. eyeing a maiden f1 win, today was valtteri bottas's time to shine. with team—mate lewis hamilton off the pace this weekend, it was up to the finnish driver to take the fight to ferrari. he had to to get past two of them on the grid and he dispatched

our f1 reporter tom clarkson is in sochi. every sport loves to have a new hero. and formula one got one today, when bottas swept aside. eyeing a maiden f1win, today was valtteri bottas‘s time to shine. with team—mate lewis hamilton off the pace this weekend, it was up to the finnish driver to take the fight to ferrari. he had to to get past two of them on the grid and he dispatched them in two corners. the second of those corners proved tricky for the british driverjolyon palmer, whose race ended in a tangle of tyres. the seemingly unflappable finn, so comfortable leading for so long, flapped with his first win in sight. this mistake allowed sebastian vettel to hunt him down over the remaining few nerve—racking laps. it was edge of your seat stuff. sebastian vettel‘s ferrari hustled, but the prize would be won by valtteri bottas — a grand prix winner of the 82nd attempt. yes! brilliant! well done. some questioned if valtteri bottas would play number two to lewis hamilton this season. today, at least, he was very much number one. bottas delighted with his work. bu

in sochi they didn't decide until the summer time the nhl would play there but the nhl monster made sureith regards to insurance —— wants to make sure there are concessions with regards to insurance. they don't want players coming back injured, so there's a few things that have to be uncovered but i think between the ioc, the players and the league, there may be an opportunity to make it happen. fingers crossed. danny willett will start the defence of his masters title alongside the american matt kuchar and the australian amateur curtis luck. it's been a tough 12 months for the yorkshireman who became the first englishman in 20 years to wear the greenjacket. we are getting back to a place where we can get into positions, so there has been some ups and downs but to be masters champion for this 12 months has been amazing. to be able to ta ke months has been amazing. to be able to take the green jacket to places and wear it with pride, and for people to see it and see the expression on their faces when they see one in the flesh is something special to see. see one in the flesh is something

and this guy is having a grand old time in sochi, russia, smashing in the puddles out on this pier as it looks like a storm is rolling in. tempting mother nature. >> yeah, you don't have much time -- it looks okay right now but in no time a big wave is going to knock you off your feet. >> you saw him hold onto the railing. >> he does have that railing to grab onto. one wave did knock him a little sideways, but he grabbed on. he's fine and he continues to dance. hang on. uh-oh. don't worry. shrugs it off. he's back up. >> no. no. >> oh! >> not this time. okay. yeah. now a big wave knocks him off, washes him off the pier. two people now come running in to try to help this guy out. he's trying to swim for his life at this moment but he keeps getting caught up in that tide trying to draw him back in. he's exhausted. that's when one of these two people finally jump down on the sand, go into the surf, and pull this guy out to safety. when he gets to the shoreline, he collapses with exhaustion. if not for those people, who knows what could have happened. in australia security cameras caught

in sochi. >> how is that comfortable? >> nowhere colder than the lift. >> they're not shivering at all. >> that's because they're moving? >> on the lift they're not? >> that's true. >> it's the body heat. >> body heat. >> good excuse. i am really, really cold. >> russians are very radiant. that radiant heat coming off of them in their skivvies. >> also the vodka helps. >> that's the secret. speaking of new tools, emergency responders are using these to save lives. you may each have one in your home. >> and, meet the 12-year-old who put together a better bracket than probably you did. her secret to picking the final four and, who she has got winning the big one tonight. >> first a look at today's high temperatures. ♪ ♪ because i'm a woman... do you think i'm gonna crack under pressure or conquer the field? defy expectations any day with always infinity. made with flexfoam. absorbs 10x its weight. rewrite the rules. always. tha...oh, burnt-on gravy?ie. ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it a

driver to win a formula one grand prix, after taking the chequered flag in the russian grand prix in sochiuffered an engine failure. then, seconds into the restart, romain grosjean and jolyn palmer crashed out. mercedes bottas started from second on the grid, but overtook pole sitter sebastian vettel and kept the lead from there. vettel came in second. ferrari team mate kimmi raikonnen was third, lewis hamilton fourth. rafa nadal produced another ten—out—of—ten performance on the red dirt of barcelona to win his tenth title in the city. the king of clay beat the austrain dominic thiem in straight sets with a masterclass on sunday afternoon. it finished 6—4, 6—1, giving him a 51st clay court crown. last week, nadal also won his tenth title at the monte carlo masters. john higgins leads mark selby 8—11 in the world snooker championship final. higgins ran away with the final four frames after the interval to lead 6—2 at the end of the first session. since then, he's moved on to a 8—11 lead in this best of 35 frame final. it'll be a stern test for them. it's on the bbc sport website. if he is

acogeran este torneo del 17 de junio a el 2 de julio ya estan listas san petersburgo, moscu, kasan y sochisia contara con unos 5,500 voluntarios para darle la bienvenida a los miles de rusos y visitantes del resto del mundo quienes se espera disfruten de este magno evento. este es un certamen breve y muy competitivo y para los participante estar aqu es un gran logr alguien quien lo vivio fue el italiano andrea pirlo quein partipo en el 2013. sot andrea pirlo / ex-jugador de la seleccion de italia si son tantos equipos, yo tube la oportuidad de disfrutarlo y ver toda la emocion que crea la antesala del mundial donde participaran grandes equipos, generando gran expectativa en torno a este gran evento.. sera hermoso verlo ) juanfra --- recuerde que usted podr disfrutar de todos los juegos de la copa fifa confederaciones por telemundo y universo, cadenas oficiales de la copa fifa confederaciones 2017 --- take vo / blanca ---terror en el metro, decenas de personas huyen despavoridas de una estacin de transporte en nueva york, le contamos por qu. take vo / lorena --- un hombre emprende una pelig

championship leader sebastian vettel qualified on pole position in sochi, alongside kimi raikkonen.r the second race running — was out—qualified by his teammate valterri bottas andy murray is still searching for the impressive form he was in last season, after returning from an elbow injury. he's been knocked out of the barcelona open at the semi—final stage. murray, who's still the world's number one, was broken three times in the opening set by dominic thiem, ranked ninth in the world. murray did recover somewhat to win the second, but lost the deciding set 6—4. thiem will play rafa nadal in the final later today. home favourite lizzie deignan has won the women's tour de yorkshire. the former road race world champion and london olympics silver medallist crossed the finishing line in harrogate 5a seconds ahead of the chasing group. on the radio my team manager was saying when you have got this. i saw that k to go banner and i thought, i have not got this was you do not relax until you up at the finish line. idid relax until you up at the finish line. i did not sake up until i was a

final practice ahead of qualifying for the russian grand prix is under way at the sochi autodrome.leader sebastian vettel more than half a second quicker than the mercedes of valtteri bottas and rival lewis hamilton. red bull's daniel ricciardo has clocked the quickest time so far this morning. you can follow the action on bbc radio 25live sports extra and the bbc sport website. justin rose and his partner henrik stenson were among some big name players who missed the cut at golf‘s revamped new orleans classic team event. england's rose and stenson of sweden needed a birdie on the final hole to avoid an early exit, but the two major winners both found the water. they did finish their round with a six—under—par 66, but on a day of low scoring that wasn't enough to get them into the weekend as the cut was made at 7—under. the semi—finals of the world snooker championship will be concluded today. at midday, defending champion mark selby resumes tied at 12 frames all with ding junhui. these are live pictures from the crucible wherejohn higgins leads barry hawkins ten frames to six. he

system in the city of volgograd in december 2013, just weeks before the start of the winter olympics in sochiwere killed. earlier, i spoke to vladislav inozemtsev — a russia analyst from thejohns hopkins university in washington. what i can say first of all is that the terrorist attacks are now practised by islamic extremists all over the world in europe, in russia, and i would say it's nothing... it's very strange to hear, but it's nothing unusual that these attacks are going on and i think that whether russia intervened in syria or out of the country, these attacks would continue because the spread of islamic extremism and islamic ideology is going on in caucuses, in north caucuses and central asia, and russia is now getting a lot of migrants from all those regions, so i think this extremist wave can spread even more around the country. so, how do you think it will play with the russian public? how will they react? i would say that this reaction will be a little bit short—lived because, as you mentioned, several other attacks in 2009, 2010, 2011, they affected the society quite fearfully bu

system in the city of volgograd in december 2013, just weeks before the start of the winter olympics in sochiled. we can now speak to vladislav inozemtsev, a russia expert from the john hopkins university in washington. thank you very much for your time. what is your thinking on this? first of all, i would say it is a very sad story and brings grief on everyone who were suffering there. but what i can say first of all is that the terrorist attacks are now practised by islamic extremists all over the world, in europe, in russia, and i would say it is nothing. it's very strange to say, that is nothing unusual about this attacks are going on andi unusual about this attacks are going on and i think that whether russia intervened in syria or out of the country, these attacks would continue because the spread of islamic extremism and islamic idolatry is going on in north caucasus and central asia and russia is now getting a lot of migrants from all these regions, so i think this extremist wave can spread even more around the country. so how do you think it will play with the russian public? how wil

championship leader sebastian vettel qualified on pole position in sochi alongside kimi raikkonen. his teammate, valterri bottas. world number one andy murray has been knocked out of the barcelona 0pen at the semi—final stage. murray was broken three times in the opening set by the austrian world number 9 dominic thiem. despite recovering to win the second, murray lost the deciding set on a tie break. thiem will play rafael nadal in the final tomorrow. home favourite lizzie deignan has won the women's tour de yorkshire. the former road race world champion and london olympics silver medallist crossed the finishing line in harrogate 5a seconds ahead of the chasing group. 0n the radio, my team manager was saying, you've got this. i saw the 1k to go banner, and i thought, i haven't got this, it is really difficult. you are in a world of pain and you don't dare relax until you are at the finish line. so i didn't soak it up until i had about 100 metres to go. the second stage of the men's race was won by frenchman nacer bouhanni. australia's caleb ewan finished second to take the overall

then there is this lovely one from 2011 when he went to putin's summer home in sochi to sign a giant oil deal. the most memorable is from the summer of 2013 when putin awarded tillerson the highest noncitizen honor anyone can get in russia. he shook his hand, toasted him with champagne. see? they're buddies. they go way back. but as russians plan to take too the streets if they dare this weekend with the leading presidential candidate opposition figure still in jail and his organization having all its staffers jailed and having its papers torn apart and having its computers confiscated by the russian government, that is the sort of thing that the u.s. used to rail against. in this case, i think that vladimir putin knows that there is no threat he is going to hear from his old buddy rex giving him any heat this time. that's it for tonight. >>> lock who up? let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews this washington. at the republican convention last summer, michael flynn picking up on the spirit of the trump crowd goaded the audience into exuberant chants of lock her up. t

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then there is this lovely one from 2011 when he went to putin's summer home in sochi to sign a giantil deal. the most memorable is from the summer of 2013 when putin awarded tillerson the highest noncitizen honor anyone can get in russia. he shook his hand, toasted him with champagne. see? they're buddies. they go way back. but as russians plan to take too the streets if they dare this weekend with the leading presidential candidate opposition figure still in jail and his organization having all its staffers jailed and having its papers torn apart and having its computers confiscated by the russian government, that is the sort of thing that the u.s. used to rail against. in this case, i think that vladimir putin knows that there is no threat he is going to hear from his old buddy rex giving him any heat this time. that's it for tonight. now for time for a special edition of "the last word." march madness, a look at this chaotic month in the very young trump presidency. good night.

at the time, i called it the closing ceremonies of the sochi olympic games. it went south and they had no resistance. the russians have had a free ride. you want to call it a cold war, it is the aggressiveness of the retu russians. it is not anything we've done. we have to stop the progress of putin and that i think in once they meet resistance, the russians have always reacted and stopped only when they meet resistance. i think it will lead to a warming. but not until we've established -- re-established ourselves. >> bret: i want to talk about north korea, the president talked about that today, and tweeted about the conversation, said he had a good call last night with the president of china concerning the menace of north korea, and today, touted things that china, he says, are his already doing. do you sense movement here, jonah. >> bret: >> i do, i think this is something he deserves corresponden credit ford. it is remarkable to me in this conversation that he had, trump admitted in a press account of it today, he said i always thought china could take car

. >>> sochi authorities arrest a teenage boy following a sexual assault streamed live on facebook. the charges stem from this sexual assault of the 15 year-old girl last month. the 14 year-old boy is facing charges of aggravated criminal sexual assault and making and disseminating child pornography. police say multiple videos of the attack were made including the version streamed live on the social network. some 40 people watch the assault live in, one called police. >> we have seen a couple of acts in this city now in the last few months, involving social media and it just discussions me that people would look at those videos and not pick up the phone and dial 911. >> further charges are expect against others, including an adult, police say the attack involved five or six males. >>> tragedy in the hotel pool party, carbon monoxide that killed a 13 year-old boy and sent more than a dozen others to the hospital, it happened in michigan. investigators say it was malfunctioning pool heater to blame. emergency crews got out there to the quality inn and suites and found 15 people lying

then there is this lovely one from 2011 when he went to putin's summer home in sochi to sign a giant2013 when putin awarded tillerson the highest noncitizen honor anyone can get in russia. he shook his hand, toasted him with champagne. see? they're buddies. they go way back. but as russians plan to take too the streets if they dare this weekend with the leading presidential candidate opposition figure still in jail and his organization having all its staffers jailed and having its papers torn apart and having its computers confiscated by the russian government, that is the sort of thing that the u.s. used to rail against. in this case, i think that vladimir putin knows that there is no threat he is going to hear from his old buddy rex giving him any heat this time. that's it for tonight. now for time for a special edition of "the last word." march madness, a look at this chaotic month in the very young trump presidency. good night. >> the now attorney general spoke twice with russian ambassador in encounters he later did not disclose. >> do you feel confident -- >> have i now decided

the last major attacks here in russia was back in 2013, so quite a couple years ago right before the sochi olympics. and that was an explosion that -- actually two explosions within two days killing about 34 people at the time, you know, near a train station there. still very unclear and no conclusions from russia yet. >> carlo, stay with me. i want to bring in malcolm nants. saying they're considering all causes including terrorism. st. petersburg is putin's hometown. based on what you know and i realize it's very limited, does this look like terrorism to you? >> well, it certainly has the initial hallmarks of terrorism. you have to understand russia has actually gone through a series of subway attacks. back in 2010 there was an attack on the moscow subway which killed 40 people. and that was carried out by dagestan north caucus. i understand one of the train stations there's an explosive ordinance disposal team that may have recovered another device. so in the initial stages russia is handling this as an emergency management terms as a terrorist act. and it would possibly be the one of t

championship leader, sebastian vettel, qualified on pole position in sochi, alongside kimi raikkonen.er one, andy murray, has been knocked out of the barcelona 0pen at the semi—final stage. murray was broken three times in the opening set by the austrian world number nine dominic thiem. despite recovering to win the second murray lost the deciding set 6—a. thiem will play rafael nadal in the final later today. home favourite, lizzie deignan, has won the women's tour de yorkshire. the former road race world champion and london olympics silver—medallist crossed the finishing line in harrogate 5a seconds ahead of the chasing group. 0n the radio, the team manager was saying you have got this, you have got this. i thought i have not got this. you are in a world of pain and you don't dare relax until you are at the finish—line. i didn't circle up until i had about 500 metres to go. the second stage of the men's race was won by frenchman nacer bouhanni. australia's caleb ewan finished second to take the overall lead. the highest placed briton was christopher lawless, who was fourth. and simo

success for the slope started in sochi, when jennyjones of won an historic medal, got the ball rollingrecarious as this, nothing can be taken for granted. but the rest of the world are now aware that team gb and dave ryding are a force to be reckoned with. yes and within the next year, can he win an olympic medal? thank you very much indeed. it is a quarter to nine and you're watching bbc breakfast. one of the most senior religious leaders in the so—called islamic state group has been killed in west mosul, according to iraqi forces. the iraqi government has warned the thousands of civilians who remain trapped in the city to stay indoors, as troops our defence correspondent jonathan beale is embedded with iraqi troops and we can speak to him now. we have seen pictures in the newspapers of the noree mosque. that is in the heart of the old city, is that where they are trying to get to? that is a target they have in mind, along with the narrow winding streets. it will be a difficult fight. most of that area is still under is control. they are about a kilometre away from the gleaming minare

they took part on the carnival on the slopes of sochi russia.year over a thousand people showed up at the resort setting the record for highest number of skiers in one place wearing just their swimsuits. ski resort gained fame in 2014 when the winter olympics were held there. >>> no skiing in our area, justin but we are closer to swimsuit weather, is that right. >> it is, we see people skiing in short sleeves. that happens out in california a lot. >> um-hmm. >> even around here we had warm days. >> tree true. >> people out in short sleeves you get those spring conditions. certainly feeling like early spring, start to get in the mood thinking of the beach season in less than two months , memorial day weekend, how about that. thirty-seven right now in berks county, kutztown getting red nair nice sunrise in just about five minutes. west northwest breeze light at 5 miles an hour. it is chilly. once that sunnies up, it will go to work. temperatures freezing near mount pocono to the lower to mid 40's over the warmest spots, this morning, over the shor

success for the slope started in sochi, when jennyjones won an historic medal, got the ball rolling andrecarious as this, nothing can be taken for granted. but the rest of the world are now aware that team gb and dave ryding are a force to be reckoned with. the funding question is crucial. there was an idea last september to ask everyone who books a ski holiday to donate £1. a lot of money was put in in 2010 when the team was facing crisis. thank you. it is 9:42am. journalist and former sun editor kelvin mackenzie has been suspended after likening everton footballer ross barkley, who has a grandfather born in nigeria, to a gorilla. he has also been reported to the police by liverpool mayorjoe anderson for his "racist and offensive" comments, and to the press regulator for suggesting that any man in liverpool who earns a similar salary to barkley must be a drug dealer or in prison. let's bring to our media editor. it's interesting the timing because here we are, 15th of april, it is the anniversary of the hillsborough disaster. do you think kelvin mackenzie had any awareness about that w

pace, rather the iceman, kimi raikkonen, grabbing pole as hamilton struggled to get to grips with the sochii faces we re tenth of a second. ferrari faces were soon beaming when hamilton's best effort was only good enough for fourth behind bottas. the russian race has only ever been won from the front row, so there is every chance we will seek similar celebrations tomorrow. if you have a written here, it is fantastic. big thanks to the team, it isa fantastic. big thanks to the team, it is a great effort and it is a great result to have both cars in the front row. but it is only part of thejob. it the front row. but it is only part of the job. it is an the front row. but it is only part of thejob. it is an important the front row. but it is only part of the job. it is an important step. we managed to improve a bit. maybe the circuit came out of our way as well. but it is a very good result andi well. but it is a very good result and i am sure everybody is very happy and very proud. home favourite lizzie deignan has won the women's tour de yorkshire. the former road race world champion and lon

success for the slope stars at sochi, jenny jones of one a historic medal and got the ball rolling.t of the world are now aware that team gb and dave ryding are forced to be with. hopes are growing that he could win an olympic medal. the other thing they are doing in terms of funding is asking anybody who goes to a skiing holiday to fund £1 per person to help fund british hopes. i hope we see a bit more of you on the skis at it later in the programme. it is the world's most secretive nation, that has generated both fascination and fear since it was founded nearly 70 years ago. but as north korea prepares to mark the anniversary of the birth of its founding father, china has warned that tensions have escalated so much, conflict could break out at any time. the us has also expressed serious concern. jean lee has reported on the republic for many years and joins us from seoul in south korea. you set up the bureau injohn young. iimagine you you set up the bureau injohn young. i imagine you have been to one or two of these parades. -- pyongyang. i have. as a watcher from outside, what ar

i spoke with the nhl commissioner about this very issue during the 2014 winter games in sochi. >> afterach olympics, we sit down and evaluate whether or not it makes sense too go. there's good to being at the olympics and not so good. not so good has to do with obviously disrupting our season, which has a disproportionate impact on some clubs. we have some with ten players and some with two and 550 players on vacation so teams come back in different shape and depending on where we are in the world has an impact on how powerful our presence is back in north america. >> he sounded like he was leaning toward this decision back then. >> toward a no. >> right. so just this morning one says he'll play regardless for the russian team so that sets up a battle. >> there may be players that will get this exclusion in their contract or say i'm going. stop me. >> depends on which team you're going to play for. the russians historically are medal contenders. if you're a smaller country with less of a chance, you may not go. >> i love it. back to college kids. miracle on ice. we may get crushed but a

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michelle caruso-cabrera asked nhl commissioner gary bettman about this issue during the sochi games backnot it makes sense to go. there's good to being at an olympics, and there's some not so good and it's a balancing act, and the not so good has to do with obviously disrupting our season, which has a disproportionate impact on some of our clubs. we have some nhl teams with ten players here. and some with two. and there are 550 players who are on vacation. so our teams are going to come back in a little bit different shape. and depending on where we are in the world, has an impact on how powerful our presence is back in north america. >> the decision may also keep nhl players out of the beijing winter games in 2022. the ioc recently warned that the nhl -- or warned the nhl that they would not be allowed to take part in the beijing olympics if nhl players did not take part in the winter games in south korea. nhl players that participated in the previous five olympics dating back to 1998, many players expressed a strong desire to go. washington capitals star alex ovechkin says he plans to