and maddie rooney, that goaltender, getting plenty of love on social media right after this game. there was one screen shot someone showing her on wikipedia not as goaltender but u.s. secretary of defense. >> i love it. there were disappointments, though, especially for american skier lindsey vonn. this will likely be her last olympic race. she made an early mistake in the downhill slalom and she never finished. mikaela shiffrin won the silver. >>> coming up on the "morning news," a school district is threatening to suspend stunts who walk out over gun laws. >>> and good news for people who hate needles. a vaccine flu option is returning. this is the "cbs morning news." a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke

it was then up to goalie maddie rooney to stop. she did. >> the united states has won gold. >> reporter: these golden girls did not need a miracle on ice. they just needed to show the world how good they really are. >> and let her rip right here. >> reporter: the american men did their part here. >> double 1080. >> reporter: becoming heroes on the halfpipe. david wise spun his way to a repeat gold medal in the freestyle event. >> now two hits remain. >> reporter: while alex ferreira took silver. there were some cringe worthy moments during two nasty falls off the 22-foot walls of the pipe, including american toren yader-wallace. both were able to walk away. in the alpine combined, it was youth over experience. 22-year-old mikaela shiffrin slalomed her way to silver. there was no happy ending for veteran lindsey vonn's olympic career. she was in the league until she hooked a ski in the slalom and skied off course. women's hockey, goalie maddie rooney was amazing, defended against more than 30 shots from the canadians. right after us

usa keeper maddie rooney was the hero, sparking wild american celebrations.old in the men's 500 metres short track skating. the chinese athlete led from the front and set a new world record 39.581; seconds. and the womens' 1000 metres short track skating final was won by dutch skater suzanne schulting. this was of course the event that elise christie was disqualified from. but there has been something for christie to cheer today. this was her reaction as she watched her boyfriend sandor liu shaolin help hungary to their first ever winter olympics gold medal in the men's 5,000 metres relay. we will have the latest from the england training camp ahead of the calcutta at —— calcutta cup match against scotland. hoping to end mercedes domination of the world championship. celtic are approaching half—time in their europa league tie. celtic led 1- their europa league tie. celtic led 1— milfrom the first their europa league tie. celtic led 1— mil from the first leg their europa league tie. celtic led 1— milfrom the first leg but their europa league tie. celtic led 1—

joslin, and canada's dry, maddie rooney made the save to give team u.s.a. the win, first gold in the event since 1998. >> very impressive, congratulations. >>> coming up in the next her of "eyewitness news" we will have more on the gun control debate taking place in washington, florida and across the country. >>> also ahead we are following developing story here at home a deadly shooting that sent a van crashing in the building, jan carabao is live with the investigation. >>> we have results of the new testing of rear crash prevention technology we are back at the top of the hour, >>> your comment are pennsylvania thiscally weak. >> an outpouring of emotion as parents and students confront lawmakers over gun control in florida and white house, we will hear more from the town hall forum. >>> van packed with women and children is shot at broad street, vehicle then

save made by maddie rooney of the u.s. >> there's a look at rooney.angle. trying to use some of the traffic in front. no rebounds. you asked what had to be done. it's a little bit of relief. what team believes they're going to win? what team believes they're going to win the gold medal. united states keeps it alive in the team canada zone. one minute in, third period. 2-1, canada. the canada has won the last three games, defeating the u.s. in the gold medal game. canada beat the u.s. by the same score, 2-1, in pyeongchang one week ago. the puck has worked out to kacey bellamy. turnbull comes over for canada. now, haley irwin moves it to fast. now, it is turnbull in the u.s. zone. wide on bellamy. now, natalie spooner out of ohio state university. canada in the midst of a change. up to jacelyne. >> a little stickwork in there. >> the united states keeps it alive. puck deflects to the near boards. canada will move it ahead. clark sends the puck opposite corner. shots are 22-17 in favor of the united states. u.s. has had five power play opportunities. sc

>> reporter: it was now up to goalie maddie rooney to contain canada. >> she is stopped!ates winds gold! >> reporter: this was the end of an agonizing gold medal drought. team u.s.a. last won gold in nagano in 1998, the first olympics to include women's ice hockey. canada went on to win four straight olympic titles. so this time, the u.s. team sequestered itself inside a florida ice rink for months of intense training. team forward hannah brandt said the only goal was gold. >> with every single person on this team wanting the sail thing so badly, i think it's going to be hard to stop us. >> reporter: that determination met this opportunity. >> the united states wins gold! >> reporter: it was not a miracle on ice. these golden girls did not need one. ben tracy, cbs news, pyeongchang. >> glor: so great. that was the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. the news continues now on our streaming news service cbsn. we leave you with a look at a massive traffic jam in china. should make you feel a little bit better about your commute home. 10,000 cars going nowhere fast. >>>

usa keeper maddie rooney was the hero, sparking wild american celebrations.0 metres short track skating. the chinese athlete led from the front and set a new world record 39.581; seconds. and the womens' 1,000 metres short track skating final has just taken place. dutch skater suzanne schulting claimed the gold. that was the event elise christie was disqualified from. but there is a small positive note for her — her boyfriend sandor shaolin liu hasjust won a gold for hungary in the men's short track skate 5,000 metres relay final. russian curler alexander krushelnitsky has today been stripped of his mixed—doubles bronze medal, alongside his wife, after being found guilty of doping... he was representing the ‘olympic athletes from russia' team — as one of 168 russians allowed to compete as neutrals but the court of arbitration for sport has announced today that krushelnitsky admitted to the anti—doping violation. eddiejones has made one change to his starting xv for the six nations meeting with scotland at murrayfield on saturday... number eight nathan hughes

>> reporter: it was now up to goalie maddie rooney to contain >> she is stopped! the united states wins gold! >> reporter: this was the end of an agonizing gold medal drought. team usa last won ld in 1998, the first olympics to include women's ice hockey. canada went on to win four straight olympic titles. so this time the u.s. team sequestered itself inside a intense training. team forward hannah brandt said the only goal was gold. >> with every single person on this team wanting the same thing so badly, i think it's going to met this opportunity. >> the united states wins gold! >> reporter: it was not a miracle on ice. these golden girls did not need one. ben tracy, cbs news, pyeongchang. >> that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. we begin with another day of listening and le

megan's shot is stopped by maddy rooney. the first gold medal since 98 when they also beat canada.ng game if you watched it. the canadians had won 24 straight olympic games until last night. and there was controversy at the end with the medal ceremony with jocelyn larocque of canada when they put the silver medal on she took it off. that's unsportsman like you don't take it off. as a competitor you can sympathize she was so upset. unthinkable for canada to lose. >> well the camera was on her she couldn't wait like five seconds until it was on the next player. >> instinctive. >> all right. thanks. >> a lot of drama. >> join us tonight at coffey tv 20, cable channel 13. archaeologies try to decipher the oldest cave drawing found. at 9:00. >> at abc 7 news at 11:00 smartphone addiction. tonight bay area parents are looking for solutions to get their kids off their devices. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 it's three hours of the bachelor winter games. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> and that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news on twit

she is denied by maddie rooney in the net and pandemonium breaks out as team usa has their first goldn's hockey since 1998. the heroic twins one who scored the tying goal, the other scored the winner, discuss the deciding situation. >> what was the name your move? how many years will it take me to actually learn that move? >> it's called, whoops i did it again, it's a natural progression. i would say it took me a solid four years to make it look like that. so a couple of years. >> it's not going to take me that long. >> whoops, did i it again. a devastating defeat for team canada. watch the medal ceremony. the silver given to jocelyn lerocque who said we came here to get gold. she took off her silver medal and on the pedestal later an official put it back on her and said for legal reasons, you have to keep that around her neck. i can understand her being disappointed but you have to be proud of silver anyway. >>> meanwhile, it is just spring training. optimism reins but some concerning moments for the oakland a's already. their young star third baseman matt chapman not able to work ou

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megan's shot is stopped by maddy rooney. the first gold medal since 98 when they also beat canada. such an amazing game if you watched it. the canadians had won 24 straight olympic games until last night. and there was controversy at the end with the medal ceremony with jocelyn larocque of canada when they put the silver medal on she took it off. that's unsportsman like you don't take it off. as a competitor you can sympathize she was so upset. unthinkable for canada to lose. >> well the camera was on her she couldn't wait like five seconds until it was on the next player. >> instinctive. >> all right. thanks. >> a lot of drama. >> join us tonight at coffey tv 20, cable channel 13. archaeologies try to decipher the oldest cave drawing found. at 9:00. >> at abc 7 news at 11:00 smartphone addiction. tonight bay area parents are looking for solutions to get their kids off their devices. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 it's three hours of the bachelor winter games. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> and that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for breakin

moments ago we caught up with goalie maddi rooney and hilary knight to talk about the victory. >> anescribable feeling to see everyone sprinting at me, it was amazing. >> reporter: you've done this before and been through this rodeo but on the wrong side or not this side. what was it like >> it is a dream come true i remember in 1998 he was jumping up and down on our couch and 20 years later winning a gold medal, doing exactly what they did, pretty cool. >> and for the first and probably last time mikaela shriffin took the silver and lindsay vonn made a mistake and didn't finish what was probably the final game in her career i know you're a schiffrin fan, i don't know if you saw the stortry, how she bought 35 different pairs of skis to the olympic games. >> and normally brings 70. >> it's an unbelievable think she says geoes home proceedeudl a medal. great news about this medal board. if you remember over the past couple of days, there were some days the united states wasn't even on this screen the top five the u.s. now in fourth place with 21 medals, right behind canada at 24 we sti

pulls it off, a dramatic gold, the dramatic save by maddie rooney.just i thought one of the great moments of these games. for me it was the best moment of these games. when you think about it, it occurred exactly on the 38th anniversary of the miracle on ice, the greatest moment in u.s. men's hockey. so you have the greatest moment in u.s. women's hockey occurring 38 years to the day after the finest most historic moment in men's hockey. and one of the great moments in sports, that miracle on ice. >> to be there when the first unified korea hockey team took to the ice. i remember looking at christine and saying this is history. it really was incredible, the atmosphere and the buildup. we had the families turning up with their children, carrying the two flags, having all those photographs on the steps with not only the south korean flag, but also the unified flag. it's not every day you have an early round women's ice hockey match at the olympics, and you have a top level presidential delegation, not only from south korea, but also the north as well.

jocelyne lamoureaux had the last shootout goal at won it for the united states and the great save by maddie rooney when they had the chance to tie it up again. so you had older players with three ympics, and at that point no gold and two unsatisfying silvers to that point. and then you have the names that these women grew up with. you know, th were their re models. they were cheering for them back when they were playing in '98 when these women were little kids in their bedrooms and had posters of them in their rooms. so absolutely, we see this over and over again in women's sportv that now we a whole new generation of girls who grew up watchingthletes play team sports at a high level and the same exact scenario really for me as the 1999 women's world cp in soccer and how that has translated to so many women iing empowered and rvetted by that game who have now gone on to other great things in their lives 19 years later. and it's terrific to see in this case the girls next door happen to be wearing hockey skates, but 's that same story oveand over again, and the olympics bring us those title 9 stori

all right, maddie, or as i like to say rooney, rooney, rooney. ddie, you had the save of your life. >> yeah. >> i went up and saw your mom and dad who were up in the seats and they were -- you were sitting there, you had that -- you had to have that one save. you said something to yourself, i thought, before she came at you. what were you saying before that last shot? >> i kind of just was looking over at the bench and seeing all of them point at me just saying one more and we're gold medalists. >> one more. >> was the whole thing a blur, that last shot? >> it was totally a blur. after the celebration and everyone sprinting at me, it was an undescribable feeling. >> and the lamoureux twins, you each got a gold, one for each of you. what was the experience like? >> it's amazing, obviously. jocelyn and i have a unique journey, but to do this with these 22 other teammates, it honestly just leaves me speechless. the way we won i feel bad for our parents. to >> it was definitely heart-stopping. hilary, you said when you were 5 years old and told your g

back to women's hockey for a moment, though, goalie maddie rooney was amazing. she defended more than 30 shots from cade yans. after team usa won that match, somebody went on wick peep ya and changed her occupation to secretary of defense. >> oh, my gosh. that's awesome, ben. >> we all love that. >> the internet provides. >> go team usa. >>> all cars in the u.s. will soon be required to have rearview cameras. a report overnight >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by toyota. proud partner of team usa. >>> police in seattle are asking for the public's help to solve a more than 16-year-old murder myste mystery. >> why they may be close to solving a murder involving a prosecutor. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. feel the power of thenew power...smax. ...to fight back theraflu's powerful new formula to defeat 7 cold and flu symptoms... fast. so you can play on. theraflu expressmax. new power. ( ♪ ) dinner date...meet. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? so i used crest. crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days..

usa keeper maddie rooney was the hero, sparking wild american celebrations.from the front and set a new world record 39.584 seconds. and the womens' 1,000 metres short track skating final has just taken place. dutch skater suzanne schulting claimed the gold. also going on is the women's 4 x 6 kilometres biathlon relay. you can follow that on the bbc sport website and app. russian curler alexander krushelnitsky has today been stripped of his mixed—doubles bronze medal, alongside his wife, after being found guilty of doping... he was representing the ‘0lympic athletes from russia' team — as one of 168 russians allowed to compete as neutrals but the court of arbitration for sport has announced today that krushelnitsky admitted to the anti—doping violation. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. lecturers at more than 60 universities across the uk are beginning five days of strikes. members of the university and college union are protesting about proposed changes to their pensions, which they say will leave them an average of £10,0