when vonn pulled out of the sochi olympics last year many counted her out. tonight, she's celebrating. >>> follow-up over a story we told you about last night, remember the police officer caught shaking it off. ♪ shake it off shake it off ♪ >> the video going viral tonight. how did the superstar has seen the officer in action. swift tweeting tonight, lol the sass. >>> still ahead -- a historical tribute. why oprah winfrey and selma stars are back in that city tonight. a tribute to the civil rights movement when we come back. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic

they worked together during last year's sochi olympic games. weir was born in coatesville and spent time in new jersey and newark delaware when he was young. >>> super bowl 49 kicks off next sunday as the new england patriots takes on the seattle seahawks in glendale arizona, and there is only one place to see the game and all those much-talked about commercials right here on nbc 10. and today keith jones and john clark arrive in arizona. look for team coverage on-air and online, leading up to the big game. >>> and tonight, we'll have a competition on nbc 10. the miss universe pageant. contestants from 88 countries will gather in miami for the event. nia sanchez will represent the u.s. she's the first person from nevada to be crowned miss usa. the "today" show's natalie morales will host the pageant, which airs right here on nbc 10 at 8:00. >>> and mother nature is getting set to put on what sounds like quite a show. >> over the next couple of days here. so let's start with today. we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds. our temperatures wi

when vonn pulled out of the sochi olympics last year, because of an injury, many counted her out. tonight, she's celebrating. posting this on instagram, i did it, today was awesome. >>> and now, a very important follow-up on a story we told you about last night, remember the police officer caught shaking it off. ♪ shake it off shake it off ♪ >> the video going viral tonight. delaware police officer hamming it up on the dark cam. having a taylor swift moment. apparently, the superstar has seen the officer in action. swift tweeting tonight, lol the sass. definitely sassy. >>> still ahead tonight -- a historical tribute, why oprah winfrey and the selma stars are back in that city tonight, a tribute to the civil rights movement, when we come back. ♪ people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a

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his company has done projects for the kremlin, most recently on the scandal-ridden sochi olympics. says, the corruption under putin had gone beyond what he could live with. >> if you put these people in the united states or in canada and check what they've done, they're criminals. yeltsin was bought and supported by criminals. putin was brought up to power in these '90s. he had his own group and it was called, when he came to moscow and became prime minister and president it was called peter's group. so he changed immediately the whole system. but not changed-- he made it different. he made it an order. it is everywhere. it is a system. >> so the system is a system of mutual support and tribute. it's a pay-to-play system. if you are on a list of possible people who might be approached to be a member of the duma for example, you have to pay for your seat. once you're in there, then you can turn around and charge businessmen to have line items in the budget. same thing all across all sectors. >> narrator: sergei kolesnikov is another russian tycoon who lives in exile. he fled to tall

to be in top form after coming back from two knee surgeries that kept her out of last year's sochi olympics>> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >>> we had some real nasty weather yesterday with down right dangerous weather in parts of the area in the morning. gusty winds today drying everything up along with that sunshine. so we're not going to have icing problems tonight. we're tracking snow for the middle of the week and an icy mix possible in parts of the area for part of that storm. flag blowing hard winds gusty, 60 miles an hour sustained winds, temperatures 42. philly international already above average for this time of the year. lots of folks up in the poconos, full bound ski area but they had a lot of rain yesterday. we're going to have some snow. natural snow this week. temperatures 41 in chester springs, kennett square. these are some of the places that had some pretty bad icing yesterday morning. horsham, northeast philly trenton. farther to the south we didn't have the types of problems but coatesville, pottstown,

at the ceremony at the sochi olympics they performed get lucky. choir and antics are doing right now. that's all for me here in washington. america's news headquarters rolls on. one more thing before we go tomorrow fox news sunday -- >>> hello, everyone i'm julie banderas. >> good of you to be with us and and topping the news this hour, president obama wrapping up the holiday break. a republican led congress waits for him back in d.c. but he insists he wants to work with them. >> a 7-year-old girl is a sole survivor of a deadly plane crash. she walked away from the wreckage and knocked on a door for help. >> putting a hold on a u.s. military exit, afghanistan's new president says he wants to rethink the time line for the u.s. to pull our troops out

. >> she was expected to be a big star at the sochi olympics but then came february 2013.xtended weather delay, the snow on the course had changed. >> it was soft and slushy and i went off the jump in the middle of the course and i just landed in the slop. >> vonn over the top! >> it stopped my skis dead in the tracks and i flipped over. and my knee of gone in a split second. >> lindsey did about as much damage to a knee as one could do. she soon underwent reconstructive knee surgery. >> day one. >> day one. >> lindsey decided to chronicle that surgery and her painful rehabilitation process for an upcoming documentary to air on nbc. though the odds were against her, lindsey spent the better part of the next year training for the sochi games. when she got hurt again at the world cup in france, she knew she wouldn't make it. >> i realized at the that moment that my run for the olympics was over. >> devastated but still determined she pushed ahead through yet another surgery and more rehab. and by her side offering support was a new boyfriend, golfer tiger woods. how did the

in the mountains above sochi home of last year's winter olympics, the slopes were packed.er year, many of these russian skiers passionate about their sport would be found waiting for the lifts at popular european ski records like france or switzerland. but sanctions and the fall in the value of the ruble has changed all of that. there has been a 30% drop in the number of russians booking winter holdidays at european skiing destinations. >> translator: we were curious to see post olympic sochi to see if this place is worth it. and of course when europe became so expensive and became unaffordable to go a broad. the place is at the european level but appeared to be rather pricey. >> reporter: and the premier russian resort is cashing in. denied the expensive delight of the european slopes, frustrated skiers here discovered to their horror that prices to ski at sochi had suddenly doubled in the last two months. >> translator: they built a lot and everything is beautiful but you can still find here what we call the soviet kind of service. >> reporter: sochi's 50 billion, that's

sochi olympics. >> 2018 is the next olympics. >> i still have my polina gear. i'm ready. >> at oracle they have steph curry faces and other faces and with good reason. warriors eyebrow raising 34-6 start has landed steve kerr the western conference's all-star game coaching gig in february. he becomes just the second rookie coach behind larry bird to receive the honor. if they voted for the league mvp at the halfway point, steph curry would win hands down. the flash brother is the first starter in two straight all-star games since chris mullin in '91 and '92 and the first warrior to lead in vote getting since rick barry in 1976. he leads the big stage of msg. >> that special feel around that weekend where it's played in madison square garden, the mecca of basketball. and, you know, to be on a roster and suit up and be under the bright lights in front of all the fans in the world, it's going to be a night to remember for sure. >> certainly will be. now to deflategate where this morning patriots head coach bill belichick basically threw his qb tom brady under the

she had two knee injuries last year that kept her out of the sochi olympics. >>> still to come a professionalappened to him while he was playing in a tournament in hawaii. >>> vice president joe biden spoke at a martin luther king breakfast held in his home state of delaware this morning, addressing tensions between minorities and police. biden said it's important to see beyond profiles. now, this appearance comes as the secret service investigating shots fired near his delaware home over the weekend. >> today in the bay's tracie potts has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: this morning, the secret service trying to figure out who drove by vice president's home saturday night and fired multiple gunshots. the secret service heard it so did a neighbor one agent saw a car speeding by. soon after, county police report more shots fired in the area. >> we're going to be questioning people trying to bring it all together, maybe checking cameras in the last retail place they passed and see if they can find out who it was. >> reporter: half an hour after the shooting, a man drove by. he was qu

many ending up somewhere like this in the mountains above sochi, home to the winter olympics it was packed. many skiers passionate about the sport will be found at european ski resorts. in france or switzerland. but sanctions and the fall in the value of the rouble changed all that. there has been a 32% increase in the number of russians booking holidays at european skiing destinations. >> we were curious to see post olympic sochi, to see if it's worth it. when europe was so expensive, it was unavoidable to go abroad. the european level was pricey. >> the premier russian resort is cashing in. denied the europe een slopes frustrated skiers discovered that prices to ski at sochi doubled in the last few month. >> translation: they built a lot. everything is new. you can find here what we call the soviet kind of service. >> reporter: sochi's $50 billion olympic makeover has left it perfectly poised to fill the gap. this man runs a resort saying it's not just about sanctions. >> translation: i think if we didn't create resorts with good service, dollar price would not help and weak ruble would

if it looks familiar they've done it before in 2012 at the sochi olympics.t formed under joseph stalin in 1939 the choir was meant to be the voice of the revolution and lift the spirits of russian troops. now they're lifting a page from an american song book. this one once used by lennon and the head of his secret police is now use edd by lennon and mccartney. ♪ hey jude don't make it bad ♪ ♪ take a sad song and make it better ♪ >> we're doing this only for them. personally for them. not for the government. not for their bosses. but p personally for everyone who is in the hole or watatching us on televisionon to touch every heart. >> r reporter: while i it's hard to imaginine president putin tapping his toes in approval experts say the fact they were allowed to do thihis meansns their work, no matter how bizarre. >> you can hear the accent even in the singing. >> "happy" i kind of liked. "hey jude," i'm not so sure. >>> it's 2015 not too early to think of your travel destination. peter greenberg has some destinations. don't go away. you're watching "cbs this

they sentenced a blogger who launched a website exposing the corruption in the sochi winter olympicsnd pussy riot to prison for performing a negative song about vladimir putin. russia ranking 148th out of 180 on the world press freedom index. je suis charlie indeed. >>> in other national news all three dead terrorists were known not only by french intelligence officials but they were on the u.s. terror watch list. they had been on it for quite awhile. now our sources are filling in the blanks on what the u.s. knew and when the u.s. knew it and the potential for any possible attacks on american soil. that's next. >>> welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper live in paris today as we try to find out more details about last week's terrorist attack that paralyzed much of this nation. we are now learning that the man who took hostages and killed four of them at a kosher supermarket was on a u.s. terrorist watch list and investigators are trying to find out whether the terrorist linked to the paris attack have crossed paths with any american citizens. cnn justice correspondent pamela br

was the culmination of two year comeback from injuries that forced her to miss last winter's olympics in sochi russia. >>> we know one of the two teams going to the super bowl. this was a thriller of a finish. green bay packers led to the final minutes. late in the fourth quarter, seattle seahawks scored two touchdowns to go away to be -- to go ahead to be followed by a long field goal by green bay to tie it up. in overtime, seattle scored another touchdown to win the nfc championship 28-22. seattle will face either the new england patriots or indianapolis colts playing their game tonight. the two teams meet in super bowl xlix two weeks from tonight in glenndale, arizona near phoenix. watch the game here on nbc. >>> up next, how one young nfl super star is making a difference. >>> finally tonight for negative stories about the nfl this past year, many involving the personal conduct of some players, one young man is setting standard for excellence and integrity on and off the field. nbc's janet is in texas tonight on how he's making a difference. >> he's the most intimidating defensive lineman

we were curious to see post olympic sochi, to see if the place is worth it. when europe was expensive. it was unaffordable to go abroad. the places appeared to be pricey. >> the premier russian resort is cashing in. denied the delights of the slopes frustrated skiers discovered that prices to ski at sochi doubled in the last two months. >> they built a lot. and everything it beautiful. you cabn find here what we call the soviet kind of service. >> sochi's $50 billion makeover left it perfectly placed to fill the gab. gap. one of resorts has been rung. the price want hep, and the week rouble will not save us. people would come here once see it and never come back. to place it at the vanguard of the initial ty to boost its tourist potential. sanctions in the economy close european deft inations. vladimir putin told his ministers it's their duty to ski within russia who can argue with that. >> it's not just building up the tour unfortunate market. in the face -- tourist market. many other industries technology companies and food supplies are looking inward to be

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. >> we were curious to see post olympic sochi, and when europe became expensive and unaffordable to go abroad the place is at the european level and appeared to be pricey. >> the premiere russian report - denied the delights of the slopes the skiers discovered that prices to ski at socchi doubled in the last two months. they built a lot. everything is beautiful. i can find here the soviet kind of service. sochi's 50 billion, that's right. $50 billion makeover left it perfectly to fill the gap. he runs a resort. he says it's not just about sanctions. >> translation: i think if we didn't create resort with service, dollar price would not help. the weak rouble once favoured. >> people would come once see it and never come back. >> it has all the brand new hotels and infrastructure to place it at the vanguard of a russian initiative to boost the tourist potential. sanctions and economy closing the destinations to people here. vladimir putin told the ministers it was their duty who could argue with that. >> it's notching up a tourist market. many industries and technology companies, airl

we did the olympics in sochi, the oscars. >> the kentucky derby. >> and now the super bowl. >> reporter: what are you looking forward to seeing? >> the players. >> tom brady, rob gronkowski. >> polish. >> polish, polish. >> reporter: they assured me they did their homework. they seem to be well read at least on the players. we're expecting a repeat tonight by the way at this mob scene that happened yesterday. roads were blocked. there were traffic and delays. our trip to and from the hotel to this live shot usually takes about four minutes. yesterday it took about 20, 25 minutes. christine? >> keith, later this afternoon you're going to be chatting with our viewers on facebook answering some questions about the super bowl. but we have one for you here now. nicole wants to know will the patriots be watched more carefully to make sure they are not cheating? and what will happen if they are caught cheating again, you know? >> reporter: that is the big question that a lot of us are hoping to answer. today there's a news conference from the nfl, nfl officials will be there, also the referees

the winter olympics in sochi, russia. >> russians did an incredible job. the skill of the people at the winter olympics. it raises your hopes for the future of mankind that people can do such magnificent work. >> vladimir putin took heat over his attitude over gays and lesbians. >> it was amazing. here we are doing figure skating in a place where there are no gay people. >> but he also had the last laugh. the russians edged out everyone in medals. u.s. in second. norway in third. best comeback. america's love of soccer. brought on every four years by the return of the world cup. this time in brazil. >> i watched the world cup. >> i like going to bars and getting drunk. this is why i love the world cup. >> the u.s. found itself in an early bracket with three teams so much it was called the group of death. the americans nearly made it to the quarterfinals. >> i love how they underestimated the u.s. in the world cup. we did fine. we didn't win. it shows how much gumption. >> no matter what happens on the field, that clock keeps ticking. >> everybody in my worl

winter olympics in sochi, russia. >> russians did an incredible job. iful, beautiful to watch. think of the skill of the people at the winter olympics. it raises your hopes of the future of mankind to do that magnificent work on the ice and the snow. >> vladimir putin took heat over his view on gays and lesbians. >> it's amazing because here we are doing figure skating in a place where there are no gay people. >> he also had the last laugh the russians edged out everyone in medals. u.s. second, and norway, third. best comeback. america's love of soccer brought on every four years by the return of the world cup, this time in brazil. >> oh, i watch the world cup like crazy. >> i like going to bars and getting drunk. this is why i love the world cup. >> the u.s. found itself in an early bracket with three teams so tough, it was called the group of death. behind the heroic effort of tim howard, goalkeeper, americans nearly made it to the quarter finals. >> i love how they underestimated the u.s. in the world cup. and we did fine. all right, we didn't win. b

. ♪ >> we are part of the sochi olympics. okay? we have vodka. six are water. one is not.>> we know how to relax. >> by making matt and al soup. >> i don't know how to skate. >> i will leave on monday. >> taking the red eye home? [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ in the jungle ♪ ♪ the mighty jungle lion sleeps tonight. >> jerry, if you don't mind thank you so much. i recommend you do this at home. >> one more day. one day more ♪ ♪ islands in the stream that is what we are ♪ ♪ no one in between ♪ >> are we still on the air is this. ♪ ♪ kick off your sunday shoes ♪ ♪ ♪ stuck in the middle ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ ♪ the pain is thunder ♪ ♪ i hear laughter in the rain ♪ ♪ walking hand in hand with the one i love ♪ >> here we go! ♪ baby, why not take all of me ♪ >> yeah! ♪ >> here we are on the red carpet for the 86th annual oscars. >> this is the craziest tag team ever, you two. ♪ >> i love shakira. my lips don't lie. >> i love you, too. >> can i touch it? >> please. i would be honored. >> see? that's nice. ♪ >> oh yeah! >> you get to work with two beautiful girls and they pay you? >> incredible. >> yo

. >> lindsey vonn was expected to be a big star at the sochi olympics. then came february 2013.tria. during an extended weather delay, the snow on the course had changed. >> it was soft and slushy and i went off the jump in the middle of the course and i just landed in slop. >> vonn over the top! >> lindsay did about as much damage to a knee as one could do. she soon underwent reconstruct reconstructive knee surgery. >> day one. >> she decided to chronicle that surgery and painful rehabilitation process for an upcoming documentary to air on nbc. and by her side offering support, was a new boyfriend, golfer tiger woods. how did the relationship develop? >> we're actually friends for a long time. just one thing led to the other. >> the two had a lot in common. both had trained relentlessly from an early age to reach the top of their sport. dating tiger jolted lindsey into a whole knew stratosphere of fame and scrutiny. how does that affect you, the glare of the media on the relationship? >> it was difficult in the beginning. it wasn't what people expected. i don't care what anyone

best spectacle in all of sports the winter olympics in sochi, russia. >> the russians did an incrediblehe people at the winter olympics. it raises your hopes about the whole future of mankind. i think people did some magnificent work on the ice and the snow. >> vladimir putin took heat over his attitude toward gays and lesbians. >> and it was amazing because you know, here we are doing figure skating in a place where there are no gay people. >> but he also had the last laugh. the russians edged out everyone in medals. u.s. coming in second. norway third. best comeback -- america's love of soccer. >> usa! >> brought on every four years by the return of the world cup. this time in brazil. >> oh, i watched the world cup like crazy. >> i like going to bars and getting drunk. this is why i love the world cup. >> the u.s. found itself in an early bracket with three teams so tough it was called the group of death. but behind the heroic efforts of goalkeeper tim howard, the americans nearly made it to the quarterfinals. >> i love how they underestimated the u.s. in the world cup. and we did fin

have -- medvedev is no longer prime minister -- >> i'm getting over olivia sterns going to sochi for the olympics dream from five years ago. >> it really was. i had the russian tracksuit and now it is incredibly awkward and i don't wear it around new york city anymore. what a difference a year or two makes. >> gone, gone, gone. >> what you have is the western advisers telling putin that he can only go so far. otherwise he is going to undo all of this work of these guys did to get russia back -- >> should i use ruble as the litmus paper? is that important? >> going back to your original point, the biggest pressure will come when the banking system. >> bill, great to have you as always. >> great to be with you guys. time for our twitter question of the day. >> that is an important note right there. >> it goes back to this question that tony barber is raising -- is tsipras going to be more lula -- >> that is brilliant. >> is he going to be more ideologue -- of course it does. i think the difference between now and 2010 is whether greece chooses to leave or whether they are pushed out. >> citigroup h

>> and that something else not just sochi at the olympics and doing as well as you did, bringing home >> yeah it's crazy. he's amazing. i felt very lucky right off the bat that i had such a creative person. somebody who was -- who kind of thrived by challenge because that's how i am as well and i knew right off the bat it would be a great partnership. >> people seeing you every day, every week dancing and i said everybody, not people who -- everyone watching could get something from it and understand that yes, this too shall pass. >> yeah absolutely. >> you get through it the best way you can. yes, we have not heard the last from you, amy. i can't wait to see what you have up next. but thank you and this is beautiful and "on my own two feet" available in stores a as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch. upload speeds as fast as your download speeds. so large files are sent in a snap and video conferences with customers are seamless. don'

this was, the #sochi problems. about the olympic games. and you see the message is who needs walls?rous examples of things that happen. the olympics are always huge on twitter. global games, nothing more real-time than sports. but this one of those serendipitous, delightful things that came out about everyone experiencing hotel snafus and water and lack of walls and electricity. and the new unofficial event, the sochi selfies. where all the athletes were around the world were sharing their victories and day in the life of an olympic athlete. >> i want to show two more fun ones. the next one is a #thingstimhowardcouldsave. tell bus this one. >> well of course like i said nothing is more real-time than sports. the world cup happened in 2014. we saw a huge huge many hundreds of millions of tweets sent about the games. but you know who can forget our own tim howard and his sort of amazing save. and of course inspired this meme that took off of you know being able to save ned stark. among other things we might have liked to see saved. super delightful fun to watch unfold. >> the next one

sochi had doubled its prices. >> translation: they built a lot, it's beautiful. you can find some service. >> reporter: $50 billion olympic makeover left it perfectly placed to fill the gap. it's not just about sanctions. the dollar price would not help. and the week rouble will not save us. people would come once see it and never come back. >> reporter: it has the brand new hotels and infrastructure to place it at the vanguard of russian boosting tourist potential. vladimir putin himself told his ministers it's their patriotic duty to ski with respect russia who could argue about that. the face in the west - many industries medical technology companies, airline services are looking inward to develop the supply of the product delivered by the west. it's part of the russia's market that could be seen as a silver lining in the sanctions cloud >>> more information on russia's economy on the website aljazeera.com. there you'll find the day it's other top stories. aljazeera.com. >> no other sport can kick off mass emotion in indonesia like football, even if the national team languishes near the bottom of world rankings. >> ind

the victory for the 2010 olympic gold medalists comes after a pair of terrible knee injuries that sidelined her from the sochinday on nbc, fresh off her big win today i'm joined by lindsey vonn from austria. congratulations. we're really in awe of you. tell me about today, the triumph and pressure competing after all of your rehab and surgeries and your hard work. >> thanks. today was so incredible. i've had a bumpy couple of years with back to back knee surgeries and missing the olympics which is what i worked so hard for and just fighting my way back. and now i'm back on the top and i definitely felt a lot of pressure the last two wins 62 tieing the record and 63 breaking the record have been really tough for me. everyone has been talking about it, the media putting pressure on me. i tried to ski my best and i'm thankful that i passed the record and now hopefully the pressure will be off and i can just ski and not feel the weight of the world on my shoulders. >> how is it psych logically you're in this incredible race trying to break a record and at the same time are you always thinking about that horrible

transit, everything within 10 and 15 miles and promising a different kind of olympics that won't leave a city feeling like sochi a long stretch. i'm going to be curious to see the actual proposals of that plan because we just saw how badly in went in brazil. >> big project in boston big dig, i've heard all of the jokes. >> and avoid thistyness line up as attractive as london's flashiness was -- >> it's a job for mitt romney. >> there it is bring him back home. here's another headline this is a name you certainly know george zimmerman, remember the controversy from a year ago. he was arrested overnight for aggravated assault coming from news 13 in orlando. charges of aggravated assault with a weapon. he'll appear in court this morning. zimmerman was acquitted in 2013 for trayvom martin's death. professional cuddlers embracing more clients, i think this is what i'm reading, they charge up to $80 an hour or $400 for an overnight gig. they cuddle with you and apparently new economy. >> this can be so good but so bad. i can see potential implications for that. to tie it to actual research recently there was an artic

week boston, one of four cities competing for the olympics in 2024, and it won the competition, which means it's going to be ruined like athens and sochih took 30 years to pay off its white he elephant limp stadium. winner of the week washington. one of the other cities in the competition. lost the bid it really didn't need more security and traffic. it's the winner of the week. >> okay. breaking news coverage of the terrorist attacks and raids in paris right here on fox news channel. keep it here. thanks for inviting us into your home. that is it for this "special report." fair balanced and still unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> this is a fox news alert. where is that woman and who is she? tonight, a manhunt is on. the search for this woman. so take a good look. she is 26 years old and the only suspect on the run after two separate hostage situations in and near paris today. three other terrorists men were gunned down by police. two of them brothers holding one man hostage in a print shop. two days ago the two brothers were suspected of breaking into the charlie hebdo magazine calling out names and gunning down 12 p

sochi, russia. >> the russians did an incredible job. they were beautiful, beautiful, beautiful to watch. just think of the skill of the people at the winter olympicsof mankind. people can do magnificent work in the ice and snow. >> vladimir putin took aim about his gays and lesbians. >> it was amazing, here we are doing figure skating in a place where there are no gay people. >> but he also had the last laugh, the russians edged out everyone in medals, the u.s. coming in second, norway third. best comeback. america's love of soccer. brought on every four years by the return of the world cup. this time in brazil. >> i watched the world cup like crazy. >> i like going to bars and getting drunk. this is why i love the world cup. >> u.s. found itself in an early bracket with three teams so tough, it was called the group of death. a behind the heroic efforts of tim howard, the americans nearly made it to the quarter finals. >> i love how they underestimated the u.s. in the world cup, and we did fine. we didn't win, but it shows how much gumption we have in this country. >> germany took the trophy leaving us with the worst thing about the sport, no matt

olympic games. but resistance is brewing among bostonians themselves. they rarely ever turn a profit for the host city. london spend more than $15 million on the games in 2012. sochi of tourism and economic development haven't always lived up to the hype. london and beijing saw tourism decline during the month they hosted the olympics. a new poll out from wbr found 51% of those city residents surveyed support the city's olympic bid. a whopping 75% want to see the issue on the ballot. a ballot initiative could come as early as november. boston's democratic mayor, marty walsh, said tuesday he will not stand in the way of a vote but boston's mayor is facing growing resistance from many constituents. many bostonians are saying not here in my backyard. here we have andy zimbelist. author of "circus maximus." christopher dempsey is also here. chris, i saw the news boston got to represent the united states in this bid. i was excited. i was imagining the whole world's eyes being on boston that would be great for the city. why don't you want that? >> look steve, the polls show that fewer than half of people in greater boston are excited about the games coming to town. i th