just told me they re expecting 10,000 to 15,000 americans to show up here. are they visible just yet? no. that could be because we re still in the opening stages. there s no sign, no confirmation of a lack of attendance at this point, but the signals we re getting suggest that maybe these constant security background checks have had an effect on the american desire to be here. christine? sometimes when americans go to the olympics, they take other trips through the country, they look to find out more about the country, not just where the olympics are, but around, traveling around, and that s something that they re really not being encouraged to do at this point. just a few hours away from the opening ceremonies. how are things looking? is sochi ready? this thing s going to begin in a matter of hours. reporter: yeah, it s ready, absolutely. i mean, we went through, we saw everything in order. we did see, though, interestingly enough, a collection of russians who were pretty angry. t
hook and he builded a basketball arcade and a ticket dispenser for winning tickets. so, here is the deal. you get four tries for a dollar but if you pay $2 you get something called a fun pass, and a fund pass is 500 tries. here is the film maker. this film makes grown men cry. he makes grown men cry they see this film and it transports them contractually back to their own childhood and that time and place when they were a kid and had an idea for building a business or another world and got so lost in it. trace: he built that cardboard or kid in four days. shepard: and he started with one customer? trace: the filmmaker was the first and only customer because his dad s auto shop or the parts shot is in east los angeles and he does most of the business now online so there is not much walk in business so the filmmaker