This is CBS I on the world. I'm John Bachelor. Jeff Bliss is Pacific Watch. We go immediately to the Vegas

report, The Sphere, my favorite new creature in all of America by itself all by itself and here comes

the Super Bowl Jeff please remind the Sphere and what about the Super Bowl good evening

to you. Good evening John. The sphere is a huge entertainment facility.

You could liken it to a giant golf ball, but this is a building that dwarfs many of the large resort hotel buildings around it on the Las Vegas

trip.

And it's unique because on the inside, it's an immersive entertainment experience.

The screen that's inside essentially envelopes the audience.

And so when you sit in it for a concert or a movie, it's just a sensory overload

is everything I've heard about.

I'm going to see it in March to go see you two during the end of the residency there.

But for everything I've heard, it's quite a success.

It's stunning.

Everybody says it's overwhelming, jaw dropping.

But on the outside, it's also quite exquisite because it's covered with

LED high resolution panels and so they can create images on the outside.

They can use it as a giant TV screen if they want or they can put funny faces on it like during the former the one race they had a funny laughing face following the cars as they went around the course.

Again, this is a building that seats, I think it's about

sixteen thousand or so people inside, so it's not small. It's not just this little

little attraction, but it's become one of the center pieces of Vegas and the strip area and they'll be using it for the Super Bowl.

They haven't given out details of it yet about what they're doing, but it appears they'll use it to show some of the programming on the side of it and perhaps even some

instant replays during the game because the game is being held in nearby Allegiance Stadium

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