Lionel Messi Youngest Player With 200 La Liga Goals
RAJPAL: You are watching News Stream. Let's show you back -- show you our visual rundown of the stories that we are covering today. We told you about the relationship between Hillary Clinton and the U.S. president. And later we'll show you about what's happening to London's Olympic venues now that the games are over. But first, football and the incredible feats of Lionel Messi and another day brings yet another record for the Barcelona superstar. Let's join Alex Thomas in London for the details on that. Hi, Alex.</s>ALEX THOMAS, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Yeah, hi Monita. Surely, Lionel Messi's favorite song is anything you can do, I can do better after again stealing the headlines from rival Christiano Ronaldo. The Barcelona megastar became the youngest ever to pass 200 La Liga goals after hitting the net four times as Spain's championship leaders beat Osasuna 5-1 on Sunday. Messi scored in 11 consecutive league games, also a new record. And his tally for the season already stands at 33. And that overshadowed Christiano Ronaldo's own landmark day when he scored his 300 goal in club football as Real Madrid beat Getafe 4-0. The Portugal international went on to claim his fourth hattrick of the season. And he now has 21 league goals from 21 games, although Real are 15 points adrift of Barcelona in the table. Tiger Woods would almost certainly clench the 75th tournament victory of his remarkable golf career later on Monday after remolding his swing for a fourth time, Woods declared himself happy with every aspect of his game after moving to 17 under par after seven holes of the final round at the Farmer's Insurance Open. Bad weather means the event will need to be finished later on Monday, but Tiger isn't expected to falter at Torrey Pines, a course he likes so much that he's already won there seven times in the past -- with shots like that you can see why. Let's take a look at the leader board confirming Tiger's dominant position after three rounds -- well, after three completed rounds and a bit of the final round gone. Fellow Americans Brandt Snedeker and Nick Watney the closest challengers. Now Kobe Bryant says the Los Angeles Lakers have come up with a new identity after another season high for assists helped his struggling team produce a shock win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. He only scored 21 points, but had 14 assists and 9 rebounds as they beat the second best side in the west 105-96 win the second in a row for the Lakers, as they try to get back into the playoff picture. A season ending knee injury for Rajon Rondo was announced during the Celtics latest game, slightly marring their win over the reigning NBA champions. With less than 10 seconds on the clock, a 3-pointer from LeBron James tied the scores at 87 apiece and sent this game into overtime. Paul Pierce outstanding for Boston with a triple-double. He sets up Kevin Garnett for the basket that levels the scores again. Later the Miami Heat's Dwayne Wade tries to draw a foul on Pierce and then attempts the fadeaway jumper, but doesn't hit the target. And this one heads into a second overtime period. Now with just over 30 seconds on the clock, Pierce knocks down the jumper over LeBron to give Boston a one point lead and they eventually clench a 100-98 point win, ending a six game losing streak. Now let's finish with this lucky escape for snow mobile rider for Jackson Strong. A midair trick going wrong. He loses his grip on the 450 pound machine which speeds off when it lands heading towards a group of spectators who have to quickly get out of the way. One fan did suffer minor injuries after the accident at the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado. The rider, Strong, wasn't hurt at all despite falling around 40 feet onto the snow. Glad everyone is OK. That's it. More on World Sport in just over three hours time. Back to you, Monita.</s>RAJPAL: I guess he lived up to his name, huh? Pretty strong guy. Alex, thank you very much for that. Now six months ago the eyes of the world were on these sporting venues in London, the site of the Summer Olympic games. So what happened to the area now? Jim Boulden fills us in.</s>JIM BOULDEN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The crowds are gone, the name has changed to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Snow is on the ground. But six months on since the opening ceremony, the transformation of the site of the London 2012 summer games is well underway. The organizers have been planning this phase for years.</s>DENNIS HONE, CEO, LONDON LEGACY DEVELOPMENT CORP: The original $14 billion budget for the Olympic -- for the investment in Olympic Park and the games themselves included some $500 million for the transformation of the park after the games. So it was always -- it was budgeted for from day one.</s>BOULDEN: Gone already, the field hockey arena. So are all the seats in the basketball arena. While the athletes' village is being transformed into community housing. Soon, more housing and schools will be built nearby. What hasn't been settled yet, will the local football club West Ham agree to a 99 year lease to play in the Olympic Stadium. A final decision is expected in March. So the Olympic Stadium's long-term use is still uncertain, but its short- term use is now confirmed thanks to some concerts and athletics this summer. Two big summer music festivals are moving from Hyde Park to the Olympic Park. And concerts will soon be announced for the stadium.</s>JOHN REID, LIVE NATION EUROPE: The Olympic Park is very, very easy to get to. So -- I mean, as we find out when they put 200,000 or 300,000 a day through the Olympic Park it's a great transportation hub. It's a compelling venue, an iconic venue, and that was very compelling. What we found is artists want to play there, so that's a good thing.</s>BOULDEN: The goal is to have part of the park reopened by the first anniversary of the games. The security fence will be removed. Grass and trees will replace parking lots. And the observation tower will reopen. Until then, tourists can book a free bus tour to see the transformation and soak up the post-Olympics atmosphere. Jim Boulden, CNN, London.</s>RAJPAL: So let's take a look at how other Olympic venues have fared. Well, here is Beijing's iconic Water Cube during the 2008 Olympics. Well, it's now used for events such as this swimming contest, very cute, and even as a catwalk for this fashion show. You want to take a look at Athens now, shall we? And here is a softball game back in 2004. And here is that same stadium eight years later. The Greek capital has been heavily criticized for spending so much on construction for the games and then letting the venues languish. The aquatic center suffered a similar fate. A biopic of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is getting some mixed reviews.</s>ASHTON KUTCHER, ACTOR: Freedom. This is freedom to create and to do and to build and -- as artists, as individuals.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Look, you're overreacting. Even if you were developing this for freaks like us, and I doubt you are, nobody wants to buy a computer, nobody.</s>KUTCHER: How does somebody know what they want...</s>RAJPAL: Premiered over the weekend at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival in the United States. Actor Ashton Kutcher has generally received favorable press for his portrayal of Jobs, but the movie itself is being called shallow, saccharine and unsophisticated. Ouch. One reviewer says it's like a two hour commercial. Apple's other founder Steve Wozniak is -- says it's totally inaccurate. Jobs opens in theaters next spring. And that is News Stream, but the news continues here at CNN. World Business Today is next. END