this marks the end of the winter season in sochi.re men, women, everybody's got bikinis on, right? all skiing in those frigid temperatures there? >> i've never been snowboarding or skiing, but i'm guessing it takes a lot of physical activity. it might keep you warm? >> i actually overheat and say i can't wear a lot of winter gear because i'm going to sweat. >> there you go. >> i can just do this right here. >> congratulations. >>> if you're not also ready to shed your quarantine 15 we have a job for you. apparently major league baseball is looking for a hot dog tester. you would get paid to travel to different ballparks and try their hot dogs. you'd get a $500 paycheck and a food and travel budget. i don't know what kind of food budget you would need after eating these. reviews are based on appearance, quality, flavor of the bun. toppings and the ultimate hot dog value. if you want, the job opening is posted on official mlb food taste tester. yeah, what do you think? >> so i think you can use that food budget on imodium a.d., pepto,

and more we're now joined by journalist dave from kuala lumpur malaysia dave us on sochi 3 of her deposed cabinet members as well as an australian advisor all charged with violating the official secrets law what do you make of that. yes so them as well as long as i'm 62 well this is the colonial era law and the way these chloe era laws and miasma are 30 written away that are so broad and it's so vague that you can twist and turn them to make just about anything a file ation and that's you know we don't know the specifics of what she allegedly didn't hear that would lead to these charges or same goes for all of them but they can these clinton era laws are in to make it easy to make almost anything a violation and look she was charged a week ago according to her chief lawyer and her chief lawyer just found out about it 2 days ago so it just shows you how ridiculous the system isn't am on the m.r. does not have an independent judiciary so the military in the end can bend and twist things to get the result that they want. a u.n. envoy has warned that may be on the brink of a civil war is that

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. >> hundreds of people gathered near sochi to ski in their swimsuits. you see it all happening there. participants traveled from all over the country to take part in the annual event. it wasn't just swimsuits though. some liked to go down in pajamas. that's more my vibe. >> i saw some skirts. >> and other costumes. if you are wondering, take a guess at what the temperature was there. >> i see the script so i know. ask our viewers. how cold do you think it is? >> i can't hear them. 32 degrees. >> 32 degrees in russia. a side issue. they weren't wearing much. nobody had a mask on. i don't know what the deal is over there. no masks. a side thing. >> they look very excited about it. >> a lot going over there. >> thanks for watching. "nightly news" is next. see you here at 6:00. for both record-breaking day for vaccinations more than four-and-a-half million americans got a shot yesterday but there's a big challenge in the days ahead. the supply of johnson & johnson vaccine is about to plunge. covid cases are rising in michigan. the governor there pleading fo

russia this weekend. 700 people stripped down to their swimsuits and trunks to slide down the slopes of sochi. but 46 degrees today in the resort city. a daring endeavor that is all part of the annual carnival out there. the festival began all the way back in 2016. it has been held every year since except last year when the pandemic force organizers to cancel. something i can understand it they thought about doing it again this year. apparently they have a pandemic linked. >> the google google. >> is that what it is? >> that is it for us at 5:00. we will see you back here at six. the cbs weekend news is next. news updates always on kpix.com. for now, thank you for watching. we will see you in 35 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, new controversy over mask mandates in the west. the fight over covering up intensifies between cities and states with variants spreading fast, as the race to vaccinate hits a speed bump. also tonight, royal guns salutes as prince philip's funeral plans are revealed, his son today speaking out. >> my dear papa was a very special person upon. >> dia

over the past few decades village leader terror must in and has been recording the knowledge of sochi elders like enery said gordon new york. enery has been fishing this lake since the 950 s. and his memories reveal significant changes to the natural habitat he'd want to. learn how. to get at the. money to get them out of the mines equipment. allow it only if you let me go see little me. in the bay or we. have off. to get the yoga. then. great because i must have. to. deal with. the press on this of course to some of all that's happened but if we don't know what happened in the past especially regarding environmental change we're all in on waters and that's why it is very crucial to speak with. another. member who will. be cool. in a way it's a train headed at full speed through a wall. things of course moving into a very dangerous state we just learned that there has been the highest recorded temperature in the arctic in the same region we found out that there are all spills because of collapsing infrastructure resulting from the melting permafrost and all of these actions combined w

and more we are joined by journalist dave corner from kuala lumpur malaysia dave sochi 3 of her deposed cabinet members as well as an australian advisor all charged with violating the official secrets lol what do you make of that. yes so them as well as on some suchi to well this is a colonial era law and the way these clearly are laws in myanmar 30 written a way that are so broad and it's so vague that you can twist and turn them to make just about anything a file ation and that's you know we don't know the specifics of what she allegedly did here that would lead to these charges or same goes for all of them but they can clone our laws are in to make it easy to make almost anything a violation and look she was charged a week ago according to her chief lawyer and her chief lawyer just found out about it 2 days ago so it just shows you how ridiculous the system is a man on b.m.r. does not have an independent judiciary so the military in the end can bend and twist things to get the result that they want. a u.n. envoy has warned that many may be on the brink of a civil war is that serious.

water shortages in central mexico few places are escaping the impact even the ancient wetlands of sochi media rich in culture history and biodiversity are under threat from the extreme drought which scientists say is affecting 85 percent of the country. scientists say climate change is altering rain patterns in the region the federal government says the drought conditions in at least 7 states are considered extreme. a drier climate has also meant more forest fires mexico's national disaster management agency says the 2021 fire season has been the most destructive in recent years. with supplies strained authorities in mexico city are urging all residents to do more to conserve. does a decent fundamental cause is to meet the world. consumption in the face of this drought that practically impacts the entire north central part of the country take extra precautions against forest fires. and as a drier hotter future looms experts predict natural water availability in the capital to fall by almost a 5th by 2050. 0 mexico city. again i'm fully back to the headlines on al-jazeera human rights wa

controlled areas of the northeast of the country what's the story that you're getting yeah and cases of the sochi games and there are. and yes if. we had. wanted to be very you know it. was going to show you that. there was a set of them on. how much longer can these labs continue to test the public and really is there any point if there are no vaccines or aid coming to help them soon . 100000 not to say we're. not actually play we're going back they're not testing why we're sad. and so with that as. in we don't. do anything. but people that i had a hospital on there every. day it would be good to know how the transmission. is there any help that you're getting from damascus atoll knowing that this area is according to them full of rebels. who had enough that were going after that a little bit that he shouldn't come through there and he. did back nations that. have not. be enough. that he is a problem worth so just paint the picture for us if help doesn't get through how serious could a future break all of the woman that is that right now become. i don't it's very fair i mean you know obviously t

rest of the world it's 2 months since a military coup in me and my deposed civilian leader and son sochi is slapped with the most serious criminal charges that protesters though remain defiant across the country more promising signs for the pfizer biotech back scene research shows it is highly protective against the south african variant of coke at 19 and the secret behind iraqi gold in a country with no mines also an artisan is to ensure more is done to protect the centuries old industry. in minneapolis and the united states as we bring you continuing coverage of day 4 of the trial of derek shows and the police officer charged with murdering george floyd in minneapolis we have been hearing in the past hour rule so from george floyd's girlfriend courtney ross and gave an emotional testimony about the months leading up to his death. well ross was his partner of 3 years and described how both she and floyd became addicted to prescription painkillers both for in a r r. r story it's it's a classic story of. how many people get addicted to opioids we both suffer from chronic pain. mine was in

demanded a face to face meeting with her lawyers as the military brought new criminal charges against her sochi faces multiple charges that could see her barred from office for life she has been in custody since the military seized power in february . and protests have broken out in the u.s. state of minnesota after police fatally shot a black man relatives have identified him as 20 year old want to right the state governor says he is closely monitoring the situation tensions are high in the state as the trial of the former police officer accused of killing george floyd takes place. india has recorded a new search in cold with 19 infections daily cases have topped 168000 pushing india past brazil to become the world's 2nd worst hit country authorities are hoping to slow the spread by imposing new restrictions and trying to persuade more people to get vaccinated but many states are complaining of a vaccine shortage fears are also growing that many are failing to observe rules on social distancing. from the banks of the sacred beaver ganges brimming despite india soaring infection rates millions

skiers and snowboarders made their way down the slopes and this is near sochi, this is familiar as ae the olympics not too long ago with temperatures hovering around freezing. some ski jump into the pool with the icy water and people came from all over russia. >>> a missing go pro full of memories, only return to the bay area couple lost it underwater four years ago. it is a socially distant hug we are seeing here and a big thank you. this was down in los angeles over the weekekend. as the bay area couple made their way down, the go pro they lost in 2017 has had underwater four years, it was found underneath a waterfall last week. the woman who found it checked out the memory card and some videos of the co great party carly you must of blown your budget. not exactly. you have great wine name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello? grocery outlet bargain market. oh, more bubbles? more bubbles for less benjamins our amazing 20% off wine sael is going on now until april 13th at your neighborhood grocery outlet >>> look at this morning's top stories.

out, "icarus" and investigation into the elaborate doping scheme that the russians used for the 2014 sochihe u.s. and had to go into witness protection because colleagues started dropping dead of heart attacks and committing suicide. it's hard to say, men in their 50s, in russia that's around the time that men start dying of health conditions, their health is generally very bad. but seems like quite a coincidence and raises a few eyebrows, including both of mine. >> well, that's why we wanted to speak to you tonight. before we run out of time, trump is gone and president biden refers to putin as killer and putin hit back with sarcastic have good health before challenging biden to a bizarre debate. what leverage does biden have if any to pressure putin and help navalny? >> i don't think that biden has a lot of tools left in his toolkit save for drastic measures like cutting russia out of the swiss banking system which would create chaos not just in russia but europe which is economically intertwined with russia. i don't think there's much left in areas where the u.s. could cooperate after r

since that 2003 policy, 2004 olympics through 2018 sochi, we have had over 54,000 olympians and zerore hasn't been a single elite athlete that is trans, that has won a world championship. mine is an age group, for example. so we are seeing zero evidence of advantage for trans-girls and trans-women. >> why is this then getting the amount of -- i mean, every day there is another story, there is another headline, there is another state. if there aren't that many trans-athletes involved, what accounts for this? >> yeah. so take me, for example. i am literally the only trans-woman track sprinter in the world at my level. so if we want to suggest a nonstarter separate, but equal category of trans-only, then i would literally be competing against myself at the world elite level. like, it's a nonstarter argument. why are we seeing this? frankly, it's a culture war by the republicans. i think they don't actually care about sport. largely, this is a proxy war for having lost the bathroom bill fight. remember, the backlash over north carolina's hb-2, for example. this sew lost the bathroom bill

rest of the world it's 2 months since a military coup in me and not deposed a civilian leader and son sochi is slapped with the most serious criminal charges.

caused water shortages in central mexico few places are scaping the impact even the ancient wetlands of sochi meet rich in culture history and biodiversity are under threat from the extreme drought which scientists say is affecting 85 percent of the country. scientists say climate change is altering rain patterns in the region the federal government says that drought conditions in at least 7 states are considered extreme. a drier climate has also meant more forest fires mexico's national disaster management agency says the 2021 fire season has been the most destructive in recent years. with supplies strained authorities in mexico city are urging all residents to do more to conserve. does a decent fundamental cause is to meet what's a consumption in the face of these drought that practically impacts the entire north central part of the country take extra precautions against forest fires and as a drier hotter future looms experts predict natural water availability in the capital to fall by almost a 5th by 2050. 0 mexico city. now a decade after colombia introduced a law allowing people to recla

but, you know, i suppose you get to sochi -- so much pressure.r a while it -- explodes. >> explodes? that was a curious thing to say. ted insisted he last saw susie around 7:00 the evening before she disappeared. when she dropped off the two little girls at his house for the night. but ted did admit he did he confronted susie on the phone a couple hours later. after receiving a strange phone call himself around 9 pm. >> and what was said? >> just that bride holzer, whatever his last name is, has been with his wife. >> brad holzer, susie's boyfriend of three weeks -- >> what do you think about this deal with bread when you heard it? >> well, i was in very happy. i mean -- i called her up and said, hey who is this bride holzer? or whatever. i said, i just got a call that you've been doing him. oh no no, i had never do that, and never cheat on you. i said, you know we are still married. even though we're not living together. and i just hung up the phone, you know? well, she called me right back. and then she admitted that she knew the guy. she knew

civil. 2 war when i was joined by journalist dave going to bob from kuala lumpur malaysia dave us on sochi 3 of the deposed cabinet members as well as an australian advisor old songs with violating the official secrets lol what do you make of that you know so them as well as long as i'm 62 well this is a colonial era law and the way these chloe era laws in myanmar 30 written a way that are so broad and it's so vague that you can twist and turn them to make just about anything a file ation and that's you know we don't know the specifics of what she allegedly did here that would lead to these charges or same goes for all of them but they can these clinton era laws are in to make it easy to make almost anything a violation and look she was charged a week ago according to her chief lawyer and her chief lawyer just found out about it 2 days ago so it just shows you how ridiculous the system is a miasma cameron does not have an independent judiciary so the military in the end can bend and twist things to get the result but they want. a u.n. envoy has warned that may be on the brink of a civil wa