into the testimony, i was posed with an important question and challenge with a sports. the sports.h concussion awareness at an all-time high the sports teams and organizations to short out what to do about it and the simple answer to that question with my experience is yes. many are not equipped to know what to do with a suspected concussion. mechanisms to teach the active recognition with every coach and appeareare inconsistent and limn scope. the holding of safety is largely in the hands of the coaches and parents at some level. they need medically guided training in the early identification of concussions in the protection. coaches and parents must receive training and action oriented recognition response. awareness isn't enough and they have to be prepared properly. we know that as you heard repeated concussions present the greatest challenge to the youth. for the greatest challenge is the universal and effective implementation of the law so that we can prepare the coaches and the parents to know what to do and have the tools with which to do it. at the national health system o

people talk about all the sports movies.lane crash." >> this guy starts me off with a breaking ball, i'm taking him downtown. >> crash goes to hit a home run in obscurity. something heroic about that. love of the game, for me, was, you know, i just loved playing that character. >> it's either going to be -- or mine. >> 0-2 the count to kenny. >> i love going through the nine innings of hi life. >> off the glove of chapel. >> you know "tin cup," you know it was really important that he make that miraculous shot. what was more important it is the 12th shot. not a shot to win the u.s. open. the heroism, the sheer arrogance of hitting 12 balls is why we fall in love with this loser. >> i know the guys on tour love that movie. what feedback have you gotten from tiger, phil mickelson, any of those guys? >> they just like the movie. ron created a movie where the guy doesn't hit the home run to win the game. the guy doesn't hit the golf shot to win it and yet they are beloved movies. they are guys who didn't succeed except on their

in that if none of the diehard movies are on, i will watch sports. this is the sport report. (cheers and applause) >> nation, i have warned you about the dangers of unionizing college sports. last month northwestern university football players were allowed to form a union. what idiot taught them to work together toward a common goal? and ever since collegiate lets have been griping, like shabazz napier, star point guard of the champion uconn huskies. >> at the end of the day that doesn't cover everything. we do have hungry nights that we don't have enough money to get food. i don't think, you know, student athletes should get hundreds of thousands of dollars. like i said there are hungry nights that i go to bed and i'm starving. >> stephen: oh, that is wrong. what are you doing going to bed? you should be practicing. you got time to lay down, you got time to lay up. sadly, folks, the ncaa heard his starved ramblings and crumbled faster than an underfed point guard. >> the ncaa has announced collegiate lets can now receive unlimited meals and snacks. the new rule applies to bo

the sport. not for a $10.8 billion contract when they also love. the head of ncaa mark would like to remind these at-time hungry individuals what they are really being paid with is the most precious gift of all. >> the game changer for a young person in life is that they get an education. they are successful because of what they learned as a student athlete and what they gained in the classroom. >> jon: this is exactly right and while many big-time college sports schools have made a mockery of athletes in order to compete creating no show classes, predetermined maijers and grades to maintain the appearance of compliance. >> ply years spend 50-60 hours a week engaged in football related activities. >> jon: all that means is sometimes you have to manage your time more carefully. [ laughter ] you know what? maybe in these athletes who have just directly poured millions into the coffers of university of connecticut are hungry, they could take advantage of the local businesses who are giving away eve

in hockey and football and other sports. officials and along with doctors and scientists talked about the impact of injuries and what steps are taken to protect athletes. we'll hear several personal accounts from a professional soccer player and a high school student. this hearing is three hours. >> all right. want to thank everyone for being here the full committee ranking member, the gentleman from california joins us. so i will introduce you after my statement and before you start your testimonies. i will open with my opening statement. good morning, jan. so good morning and welcome to this morning's hearing. today it is my hope to learn what steps are being taken to make sports participation safer for all athletes. every day parents make choices about whether or not or to let their son or their daughter to play soccer or what kind of mouthpiece to buy their son for the first day of pop warner football. unfortunately seems like every day we hear about participation in certain sports can be dangerous. it's easy to understa

and ch the sports heats was the slogan for the twelfth annual sport record convention held in turkey. it brought together at the one hundred and eight sports federations that make up the organization. despite not being well known outside the industry. it was established almost half a century ago to help change the future face of sports. we are helping and assisting them to bind people together in this world which creates the hottest knowledge of good things this and allowing the proposal of best practices packaging them in an understandable way of providing them the numbers and services that can benefit them. activision for the interactivity the exhibition hall brings the invited guests together under one roof. here visitors can investigate had to cooperate with the different sports federations find a new sponsor what she had to go about hosting a sports events yunus has given a quick score by one of those directly involved in the organization of the convention will usher in a row are you doing. are you doing. why are you with one or the petition because of the six day period of time

i enjoyed many sports, did many sports outside of school. my brother and i did canoeing and wrestling. we were just taught to -- you know my mother wanted us to be more rounded and experienced, get over my physical limitations by experiencing different sports. >> your mother -- did she have security concerns? >> my mother had a lot of security concerns. we obviously grew up in a family where my father wasn't around much. my mother had a pistol. she would often get scared at night and phone the police. we didn't stay in the best of subur suburbs. will there was often crime in the area. on a couple occasions they did break into our homes. more often than not just her being scared. she would call us to go sit in her room. many times we'd wait for the police to arrive. >> mr. pistorius, can you speak up a little bit if possible, please. where did she keep her firearm? >> my lady she kept her firearm under her bed, in her, under her pillow in a padded leather type of bag. >> you said something about pillow? >> she kept her firearm in a padded bag

bigger even than sports? is this a national setting oof a higher bar for public and private behavior on matters dealing with race? is this decision to shun steriling from the nation's professional league mark a hiking up of standards, private and public both? are we now in an environment where hate speech, even in the most personal kind and setting is a matter for severe punishment? tonight, we look at the thought of what may go down as an historic condemnation. the verdict from the nba is that donald sterile canning no longer own a team. can no longer even attend nba games. isiah thomas is an nba legend. he's a hall-of-famer, a former coach, part owner, and team executive. he also served as president of the nba players association. and jamel hill is a columnist with espn and co-host of numbers never lie. late today adam silver announced the authenticity of those recordings that set off this firestorm. the nba was fining sterling the maximum amount of $2.5 million. that was just the beginning. here's the comm

poussaint: girls in michigan school sports play to win.nselor at east kentwood high in grand rapids, michigan. her daughters are athletes at east kentwood. her friend and colleague diane madsen is a chemistry teacher. her daughters are athletes at northview high. there is a law that already says that this should not be happening. poussaint: the two moms have teamed up to fight what they say is sex discrimination in michigan high school sports. woman: in the state of michigan, the athletic opportunities for females have been positioned behind the athletic opportunities for males. and that in itself is discriminatory and found to be illegal. poussaint: jay and diane say michigan girls get second best to the boys in almost every aspect of school sports, in the scheduling of seasons, in the assignment of game times, and in the facilities they're given for practice and play. this is bailey's park. this is where they put the girls for the state softball tournament. poussaint: bailey's park is a men's slow-pitch field hastily converted for girls'

people will watch the sport, will spend money to participate in the sport. it is a sport. >> cheer leading is no joke. the last time i wore my dallas cowboys cheerleading costume at halloween, it was rough. >> that was a sport. >> does love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage? surprising new study goes against so much of what we've learned about marital vows and happiness. could you be happier being single? yes. plus look gret in heels even if it hurts. with men, would they go this far for beauty? we'll pose that question to one lucky guy. for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that

nbc networks, nbc cable programming, sports, regional sports. so they have a variety of different forms of leverage here that aren't simply addressed by this simple horizontal issue. i would say the thing that has changed the most since those rulings too is the internet. the growth of high speed internet delivery as we've seen in most places, we don't get much head-to-head competition with two, three, five cable operators or multiple phone companies coming in. it just hasn't happened. so the internet has become the vehicle for this new potential form of competition. and with that, they have as many as 50% of the really high speed customers in the country. that could be a choke hold. >> so if i understand you correctly, you're saying that mr. cohen's response doesn't adequately take those two factors into account? number one, the effect of changes in the internet market, and number two, the relationship between comcast and nbc. is that in line? >> that's correct, senator. >> okay. professor yoo, would you care to chime in on that? >> of course. t

joining us to discuss the business of sports and the touchy subject of race in a sport where most of the players are black and almost all of the team owners are white from toronto, a managing partner in entertainment spots. in los angeles, paula madison former owner of the los angeles sparks a wnba team, and from philadelphia, kevin shropner from the pennsylvania waterren school of business. who is being harmed here. those right, left and center say those remarks are reprehensible, but whose interests are harmed by what we found out over the weekend? >> well, everybody, we're so far beyond this as a society. we've made so many steps. you think of the interrogation of major league baseball in 1947, it's incredible that these kinds of beliefs would be held at this point in time. what is not incredible is that they would be expressed privately . this facts the players, the owners, the league, and all of us for having this public conversation about such an negative event. >> if i'm an owner somewhere else in the league and i make my obligatory statement that i find these comments repugna

sports? america? >> i think for so long that sports, we often saw players held to a certain standard. in the work force, if you will. it's the same in the nfl. roger goodell has a situation on his hands with jim err say. now you're saying the power structure be held accountable. i think that's what made this much more unique than what we've seen in the past. now, i know a lot of people, and mark cuban even brought this up himself, talking about, is this a slippery slope because you are punishing somebody for something they said in private? well, i think there are numerous examples in today's society that everybody is a reporter. you know, you can't just go out to dinner, you have people with their own individual smart phones. you have people taping conversations. so i think it's just -- if anything, it's another lesson about whether or not you should be careful. i on the other hand am okay with how this all came to light. and in a weird way, it's poetic justice. because here is a man who had been know

it is a sport.sion, sprained fingers, ages, the whole nine of the i saw a girl do a flip and get a face plant and get a broken nose. >> what would be a good flame -- name? >> it's competitive cheer. they work very hard. it is a sport. in spite of the what you're saying in the control room, it's sport. >> joel, how much time before the hard break? >> about 40 seconds. >> we should read this. >> coming up next, according to joel, actors have a new way to see and hear everything you do. by hack into baby monitors. it happened to one mom and she's here live with a warning every parents needs to hear. >> that's right. take a grape from a monkey and he'll go ba fellow in as. -- bananas. you'll be talk being this video all day long. lesson there. ♪ ♪ make every day, her day with a full menu of appetizers and entrées crafted with care and designed to delight. fancy feast. love served daily. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my cha

we all play with different races of people when you are athey sports.that's what makes sports so beautiful. and then he's put his own team in a tough situation. so i believe that once commissioner silver, i was going to say stern -- silver, you know, does all his due diligence, gets all the information gathered, the information, he's got to come down hard. he shouldn't own a team anymore. >> all right, so with me again, terence moore and mark o'meara. the naacp in california is urging basketball fans to stay away from clippers games and i'm sure you heard the interim president saying don't read too much into that, especially african-americans and hispanic fans to honor donaldsterly's request. >> fans are fans. look, the only thing the clipper fans want to know is whether or not this team, this loaded team with all these stars, chris paul, are they good enough and will they win the nba examine were? fans don't care about this. you look at the washington redskins. you got that racist nickname there. i can't tell you how many die-hard washington redskins f

it will hit their sport hard. this is the latest in the scanning careds coming out, are the suspensions a sign they might be getting their house in order? i think so. it's been quite big news in the sport of athletics. the drug testing in jamaica, hasn't been as good as it could be. i think in the run up to the olympics the drug testing was very very sparse, almost nonexistence, and this is certainly a sign that the drug testers have clamped down. i believe that they are going to argue his case here. he believes that he took a supplement that was with contaminated but even so, it has shown up in a drugs test, and shown up as a positive, so it is a sign that good rigorous testing is taking place. seeing as they are happening so close to home. >> yeah, that's a difficult question. personally iny i speak for a lot of people, i think he is clean. i mean he looks like pretty virtually the most natural fleet anybody has seen. he looks like a complete 23/45/67. he was exceptionally talented as a teenager, and he has show

what about no revenue sports?he wake of a pro unionization outcome of this to college curling? >> you know, right now we're starting with football and basketball because they are the strongest arguments. it's possible under the labor law, the players in the nonrevenue sports also have protections and the right to unionize. right now there's over $1.2 billion in brand new revenue come manager right now. we know how the money is spent. it goes to salaries and facilities. we're arguing that some of the money needs to be redirected so they are not stuck with injuries. >> have you seen some of these examples of big fights happening with schools pit players against administrations? has that been the hard part of the fight? >> not really. but just to backtrack, we were talking about the nfl and what's being done on the injury side. you're seeing the fines and the penalties and care about the health. but it's not really trickling down to what the ncaa is doing for college athletes. there's always the chevrolet player of t

support our sport. that makes us very sad. if we participated then more girls would want to become wrestlers. >> the growing popularity of cricket will have a spill over effect, by et being girls more interested in sports. and if that does happen, she believes mrs. a bright future for women wrestlers. label this team a job after they were beaten 3-1. the first leg of their champions league quarter final, it means they will need to repeat from 2012, and a similar deficit to beat napoli after an early goal. chelsea leveled thanks to a penalty, that they then failed to clear three kicks. force $61 million substitute was allowed to dribble his way into the chelsea box and score psg's third, prompting this reaction. the game was under control. in the end of the first half. which would be a fantastic result. after that scoring our own goal, and after that the goal -- it is a joke. p it is not a goal it is a joke. >> looking for a semifinal place after dispatching at the santiago. is nine time winners and the

in this case, a sports brand. you know, the companies that have distanced themselves with ved we do not want to be associated with what the brand now stands for, which is in this case, the owner. we've heard, i think it's been reported in the last few minutes and hours that adidas is coming back to the fold, putting their signage back on the court. the players in how they act tonight and ultimately will play tonight have a huge bearing on whether people rally around everybody associated with the team, with the exception of the one guy they want out. >> i appreciate your time, director of sports marketing center, university of oregon. i appreciate your time. one following comment to this, i am impressed with adam silver. he didn't let it become an issue on the clippers home court. he took action today. there was a lot of conversation in the sports world about how are the fans going to react when they come home playing the golden state warriors, tied at two games apiece. what does this mean to the players, coaches?

i don't think there has ever been an suspension of an oner in sports where they have antitrust rights. in baseball the commissioner has more powers, but i haven't seen a commissioner take that most powerful action against an owner in other sports. >> reporter: ross, here's the dilemma. if this was a player, he or she would be out. this is an owner, what other options are on the table? >> right now the nba is in uncharted territory with donald sterling, but there have been owners in other league who is made racist comments who have been suspended. eventually an owner was forced to sell is the team. yank key's steinbrenner was banned from day to ba day-to-day operations by the commissioner after it was learned he paid a gamble $40,000 to dig up dirt on a someone who he has had a running feud. what can be done they're still trying to determine. >> magic johnson said the owner, in this case donald sterling, should give up this team. that's not going to happen. >>> pausing to honor and remember the 6 million jews who died in holocaust. many stood silent during the air raid siren. it began

nbc networks, nbc cable programming, sports, regional sports. so they have a variety of different forms of leverage here that aren't simply addressed by this simple horizontal issue. i would say the thing that has changed the most since those rulings too is the internet. the growth of high speed internet delivery as we've seen in most places, we don't get much head-to-head competition with two, three, five cable operators or multiple phone companies coming in. it just hasn't happened. so the internet has become the vehicle for this new potential form of competition. and with that, they have as many as 50% of the really high speed customers in the country. that could be a choke hold. >> so if i understand you correctly, you're saying that mr. cohen's response doesn't adequately take those two factors into account? number one, the effect of changes in the internet market, and number two, the relationship between comcast and nbc. is that in line? >> that's correct, senator. >> okay. professor yoo, would you care to chime in on that? >> of course. t

the bigger question here for people who don't care about sports but recognize sports are an important part of oh american culture and it may be a landmark thing that happened here whether or not you know how many basketball teams represent los angeles, the bigger question in terms of american culture, american politics and accountability in our country and our time is why did this just happen? this is an historically significant moment given what else happened if professional sports before this. why did this just happen now? is it something specific to what's going on in sports now or is it a reflection of changing expectations for what's acceptable behavior in american big business? donald sterling said offensively racist things about black people in what he thought was a private context. then through some machinations with his private life and his mistress that became public. the owner of the cleveland cavaliers said he didn't want too many black people because if a team looked too black it would be bad for business. he said it openly. he wasn't banned for life. they encouraged him

boomer, you used to play sports, am i right?you are right. >> there was a fine football team you were a part of. >> a few of 24e78. a few of them. a few not so fine. >> i am trying to see where you might stand on this issue. do you think everyone should get a medal? >> normally i could say i care is -- i couldn't careless about what was happening, but winston churchill would say where we we be today. he played for the team that won the big war. back to back world war champions. here is the point, hopefully this is not happening in this country. they are our biggest ally. the last thing i want are kids who are not competitive. i want kids who can compete. my kids competed. they didn't win all of their games. there is a lesson to learn when you lose. you act a certain way and you go out and try to do better the next time while on the field of play. i don't get this. i don't know why everybody is getting soft as of late. i could careless, but i hope it is not happening in our country. >> were you ever like writing on the front door

. >> i thought this was a tremendous day for adam silver sports and professional sports. we're always trying to see where sports fits in society, you know. even though jackie robinson when he ran out to first base in 1947 didn't just change baseball, he changed the country. and even though billy jean king was one of the greatest women leaders this country produced we kind of step back sometimes sports world versus real world. but this today was an example of how a true leader, and this is a guy whose only been on this job for three months, showed that you don't have to have experience to show passion, anger, character and do the right thing. and i really think that adam silver, people were wondering how is he going to step up, was he going to hit this guy hard enough and he hit him with everything he had. >> rose: most of my program's this evening is devoted to the canonization over the week owned of two popes, pope john xxiii and pope john paul ii. >> this has led to focus on the chat lick church. are you worried people are not talking about other religion and other chur

not a sport? right.nd i have had a daughter in repetitive cheer and on that level it is definitely a sport. there is a man for you sticking up for his daughter. how do you feel about this? >> as we talked about on fox and friends in the morning, you have to rename it. cheering as a sport, if i'm going against harrison's team, that is a good competition. what you can't be in front of the dallas cowboys and tell me you are competing. you are not, your entertaining. but if you go to the shows on espn or fox sports against hofstra university or delaware, game on. >> they are still doing acrobatics. >> that is entertainment, not competing. sandra: were any of us cheerleaders? >> i did gymnastics. you say it is a name issue. if they just tweaked the name or something. >> let's give a cheer to cnbc. >> before we get e-mails and notes, before we get them, we do realize most if not all of the participants are former athletes so we want to acknowledge it is a furthering of their athletic careers. competitiveness a

we want to keep our sports teams. we want to do it in a responsible manner. >> reporter: today the chair of the authority explained why they haven't reached a deal. he claims the team owes $5 million in back rent. >> according to what the a's have presented to us, if we were to settle for that, we would actually be subsidizing the a's to the tune of $3.5 million. >> reporter: but the a's claim that's not the case at all. a's president michael crowley issued a statement saying we owe no back rent or any other amounts. we have nothing additional to offer, and as a result, there will be no further negotiations. >> these things are very complex. they're going to take time. >> i think we've made errors in the past that some of my colleagues and others just didn't think that those sports franchises didn't have any options. well, we know now that they do. >> reporter: city leaders say they're confident they can work things out, perhaps not with all of the teams, but some of them. fans hope they're right. >> it would be a voi

the sport lead.s have heard what los angeles clippers owner revealed to his girlfriend proofing his own world view on race seems to have more from common with jim crow than martin luther king. if you need a reminder here's a brief sampling. >> don't come to my games, don't bring black people and don't come. >> the rapting is so spectacularly grotesque, the lead handed down what is actually a death sentence. mr. silver released that it is mr. sterling's voice. he must pay a find and be banned. no watching practices no weighing in on personnel or decisions, no going to games. he's now a basketball persona nongrada. he didn't stop there. he added he'll push the league's other owners to force sterling to sell the clippers. joining me, isaiah thomas. good to see you again. thanks for joining us. first, what is your reaction to the nba decision? >> i think it's great. it's a great day in sports. it's a great day in our society in terms of leadership and showing what we will and won't stand for. sports has

he also explained that hey, this problem goes way beyond sports. we heard that echoed from kevin jackson, the mayor of san francisco who used to be a player in the nba. this is an example for everybody that bigotry cannot stand. it's basically everybody standing up saying hey, we've got a limit and you have passed it. >> doc rivers, the players in a statement for the commissioner, it seemed like they were just so relieved because they were thinking the worst thing could happen that nothing or something very minor would happen. but there was a sigh of relief. >> i want to explain what a powder keg the nba avoided here. the players all day today were talking to each other, not just the l.a. clippers players but players around the league. they were waiting with bated breath to see what he was going say. and if it wasn't enough, they had all agreed they were going to boycott the games tonight. these are huge games for the nba. these are the playoffs. they make a tremendous amount of money. yet they said they were going to walk out and not play these ga

sports director will be here with more on his take and will also tell you about other sports owners who have been in serious trouble in the past. >> : also coming up tonight at 515 breast cancer might be just the first battle a problem many women are dealing with after making a full recovery. that bay area teenager sexually assaulted and bullied into suicide proposal ought to help make sure it doesn't happen again. we of all the details of what could be the biggest celebrity wedding of the year. cut u.s. and kim car- and plan to tie the knot. >> : it felt warmup it's gonna get even warmer as we had to to mar 90 degree readings of show you [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. can and caught a about to do something that goes against the grain. getting married without advertising its a whole world reportedly it will go down t

we saw we're like, this is actually a sport. wow. >> reporter: they tried out and selected for the program. the squash player in the bronx, she was suffering with a rarity. >> when i eused to walk around with my squash bag. i used to get stares. >> reporter: squashing has been originally been a sport. now these kids in the bronx have a chance to play squash too and see just how far the sport can take them. these students haven't been playing for a long but they're wildly enthusiastic. being in the program means getting after school tuition too. >> the sport is traditionally played by affluent community. really elite institutions and places i think1 by putting a racket in these students hands were able to bring to places and introduce them to people that otherwise would never have a chance at meeting. >> reporter: she dedicated herself to squash with her puerto rican mother support. >> playing squash is really open the doors for you. that made me want to go to every practice. if you played the sport well enough and if your grade

fox sports!sh in the east bay leaves one injured and another missing. >>> and a line for a pair of shoes. worth the wait. after the fight. . >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu two news. >>> the discovery of a body ends searchs for a man thrown overboard after an accident. thank you for joining us for the post fight presentation. >>> that mans body was found after # hours of search. he and a a friend were taking part of an event in the marina. investigatorses are still trying to figure out why they were thrown overboard. >> it was a gorgeous day for boating. that is what they were doing by the brim. >> they had people near the briblg. >> this is the boat. launched from bethey will island -- bethel island. >> one of them was in the water for a while. probably about 15 or 20 minutes, i guess before somebody pulled out. and like i said, he diabetic have a scratch on him. . >> the other body was pulled out. that's the survivor talking with sheriff's investigators. >> ga

symptom ago it was hard to get kids to play sports. we also want to make sure that kids are enrolling in core programs we have throughout the sky e city and one of the biggest things we want to do is provide transportation we know it's a challenge in the subsequent a challenge for our folks but we want to oh, you know, programs like kayaking like a rec and park department or katrero hill my transport kids out to lake merced to give them new and interesting experiences so transportation for us, is one of the biggest issues on the table. i'm open to any questions that you might have if there isn't something i've covered i'll get you that >> thank you superintendant those are very, very happy slides compared to the horrible ones before that. >> supervisor wiener. >> i know your picture selection was of children which is great but our rec and park department recreation is for all ages; right? >> it is, in fact, the katrero hill like the wellness program those are for families and seniors and that's our goal to expand that citywide so when

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, i like that you have sport in the title of your sport, by the way. [ laughter ] >> fred: yeah.th: so, if i went to a statue sport match, i would watch two people walk out? >> fred: no, they're already in position. you rented the arena, and they're already -- the teams are already in position. >> seth: okay, for all i know, they're just statues. >> fred: well, that's up to you. you vote on who you think the statue is. and so, everyone in the arena -- >> seth: how does the voting work? >> fred: it's a little box. a electronic box every city has. and whatever city you're from, like you know, you're from st. louis, or whatever, and you just vote and then whoever has the most points wins. >> seth: how long does a statue sport match take? >> fred: i want to say four hours. or half. half that. >> seth: i don't know if sport is going to catch on. i have to be honest. >> fred: oh, really? >> seth: yes. >> fred: oh, okay. thank you. [ laughter ] >> seth: it was a little passive/aggressive at the end. i was trying to be helpful. >> fred: oh, no. thank you. >> seth: i was trying to be help

for wings, he uses a kite in a relatively new sport called kite boarding. >> the appeal about this sport it's just like jumping and pure powerhouse, but you're using nature to do that. >> the greek-born dimitri also flies to live. he's a pro and owner of a company that manufacturers and sells kite boards. >> i was very lucky to get into kite boarding. i did it for myself and got sponsored by two different companies and finally started my own kite company. >> kite boarding combines the appeal of boarding, riding the waves, with the pleasures of flying through the air on the kite. >> the main thing with kite boarding is the jumping, is the hang time. everything happens up there in the air. >> kite boarders can spin, pop off stationary obstacles and get really big air. >> i like the -- how you call it, the adrenaline. i like pushing the limits. but of course, you have also the chance of getting hurt, so it's the chances you take. >> but because he knows the risks, dimitri stresses safety. he's also a husband and father to two, cameron and olivia. he hopes to be there for them for a long tim