Olympic Safety

Members of Congress are voicing worry about the safety of Americans attending the winter olympics in Sochi, Russia next month. The concerns follow recent suicide bombings in the country. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) chairs the House Intelligence Committee. He says American officials aren't getting enough information needed to fully protect fans and athletes. Rep. Mike McCaul (R-Texas), chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, was to visit Moscow for a first-hand look at security preparations. The British newspaper, the Guardian, reports Pentagon officials are reviewing contingency plans to rescue Americans should a terrorist attack occur in Sochi.