maia: we are here at the screening of the new phoenix film.not worry, he will will not get far on film, which is about an american cartoonist. david: a quadriplegic cartoonist. his battles with alcoholism. a pretty good performance from joaquin phoenix. we saw him walk up on the red carpet. maia: he was in a slightly better mood than he was at the press conference, where he turned away from journalists. he is notoriously media shy. david: we are glad he perked up for the red carpet appearance. sarah: of course joaquin phoenix is a big hollywood star and not the only one showing his face in berlin today. david: that is right. willem dafoe is also here to collect his honorary lifetime achievement award. what a career. maia: you may know him from such films as the spiderman films in the early 2000's are the last temptation of christ. his career spanned many films and types of roles. he is up for an oscar this year. let us take a look at his storied career. >> i got a videotape of the kids illegally entering the utility room. >> you're out of here

people love you. >> maia, get out of the way. this is mom's shot. >> say something mean about alex? does she say when you tell bad jokes? >> she rolls her eyes. >> it's something that we've always had a really fun family dynamic and it's something that we started including in our youtube videos more often and she's more popular than i am now. >> somehow i can totally see that. coming up, he's the black panther now, but wait until you see the long, lost early roll we uncovered of chadwick bozman next. >>> when i was growing up there were no black superheroes. there were no black guys coming out for a triumphant reason on the cover of "time" magazine, maybe martin luther king. how do you feel when you see something like this? >> when you say it like that, you just gave me chills, man. >> chadwick bozman on the cover of "time" and "rolling stone." further proof of the cultural impact of "black panther." this is chadwick's first superhero and not his first american hero and access has been with him every step of the way. >> chadwick bozman, did i mention i love your name? >> thank you,

maia and alex shibutani get bronze. and the pair from canada get gold. >>> saving the best for last, brita sigourney wins bronze in ski halfpipe. >>> and one step closer. >> out in front, scores. >> the u.s. men's hockey team keeps its hopes alive, with a big win today, february 20th, 2018. ♪ >> from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," at the olympic games, with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from pyeongchang, south korea. >>> hey, everybody. welcome to "today." it is 7:00 a.m. on a tuesday morning back home. 9:00 p.m. here in pyeongchang, south korea. beautiful in the sky up there. >> i wish we could start the show with fireworks every day. lots to get to here. lots to celebrate. olympic highlights, including more medals for team usa. >>> we want to begin for the new push in the wake of the florida shooting. the issue finds itself front and center once again. we have complete coverage starting at the white house, starting with nbc's kristen welker. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the presiden

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i hope you can hear me, maia.a of the biggest party in the parliament having much more say over the candidate for the new commission president? um the european parliament clearly supports the idea, because it basically is behind the idea. and the commission also stands behind that idea because you know it is a way to strengthen democracy in the eu. the main challenge is to european countries, because a lot of them think that it would reduce their power, small member states also think that it would favour big countries. so it's very... the process has drawn a lot of criticism in the eu. some leaders still think that it's not very necessary and it is far from the concerns of eu citizens about the eu. david cameron was famously not happy about the idea ofjean—claude juncker becoming commission president, he didn't want to lose the power that nation states have of influencing the decision, who else is against the idea of the parliament having more influence on this? the most surprising country against it is france, th

in ice dancing alex and maia shibutani won bronze. it is their second medal of these games. and as we marvel over all the beautiful figure skating we've been witnessing here, there is unfortunately a darker side to the sport. all the pressure can too often lead some of the athletes to eating disorders. and not just female figure skaters, but the men too. now skater adam rippon is telling his story in the hope it will help others. senior national correspondent kate snow has more. >> reporter: figure skating in 2018 isn't what it used to be. with all those jumps and the quads, smaller, leaner skaters can have an edge. >> with what's going on right now technically, there is a huge pressure to be as light as possible. >> reporter: until about a year ago, adam rippon says he thought he needed to be thinner to compete against younger skaters, secretly starving himself. there. >> would be days where i would just have a few pieces of bread and be like i'm good, i'll just have a coffee or two. >> a few pieces of bread for the day? >> yeah. >> reporter: some days he would throw in a y

alex and maia shibutani or the shib sibs started to skate when maia was 4 and alex was 7.have two medals in pyeongchang. taking the bronze in the ice dance while you were sleeping likely. the pair said they were so happy with their performance that bronze felt like gold. their mom had the idea of pairing them up when they were young. in this case, mom was right. the comeback. lindsey vonn. missing the last games with an injury. we waited eight years to see the legend compete in the olympics. the 33-year-old said after the debut in the super g, she failed to medal. she was trolled on twitter because she would not visit the white house if she were invited as medalist. now all eyes on her in the downhill. the best event later tonight. she is not only racing competition, but battling father time. listen. >> i think it's stubbornness. i never want to wave the white flag. i always want to continue to try and work hard and to be physically as strong as before takes a lot more work and maintenance. i have to get up earlier and warm my knee up. my knee takes tender loving care. >>

maia shibutani and alex. they started to skate when maia was 4 and alex was 7.ne skating on the world stage with your sibling. they are known as the shib sibs. listen. >> in some cases in sports, siblings compete against each other. we don't. we are on the same team. we know all of the work we individually put in goes into something we enjoy. >> i would say it helps that she is really talented and that she puts up with me and we're best friends, right? >> yes. >> whoa. i was nervous about that. we have a great relationship. >> reporter: it was their mom's idea to pair them up when they were young. their coach said as long as they don't kill each other. it hasn't happened yet. they have a bronze here anch anchoring the team he veevent. >> awesome story. >> nice. you have to enjoy it more if you get to share it with your sibling. >> thanks for bringing that, coy. see you in a little bit. >>> "early start" continues right now. frustration boiling over for president trump after the latest indictment in the russia probe. he is claiming vindication, but could trouble

afterwards, maia was crying.ked about their parents who sacrificed so much for them on their journey. they wanted them to be musicians, but realized their passion was on the ice and they allowed them to follow their dreams. let's talk about skiing. the g.o.a.t. of the slopes. lindsey vonn skiing downhill. she waited eight years to compete on the olympic stage. missing sochi due to injury. after failing to medal in the super g, she was trolled on twitter because of the comments. the 33-year-old could become the oldest woman ever to win olympic alpine. she is battling trolls and the toll the sport is taking on her body. we asked her what keeps her going. >> i think it's stubbornness. i never want to wave the white flag. i want to continue to work hard and to be physically as strong as i was before takes more work and maintenance. i have to get up earlier and warm any knn my knee up. >> women's figure skating on the east coast later tonight. at this hour, we highlight a 24-year-old that is already a seasoned pro. mi

maia rodriguez is in parkland this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning, craig. well, right now we know that parents and teachers and students tomorrow will be able to go back to stoneman douglas high school for the first time since the shooting. teachers were able to go in yesterday for the first time to get their belongings and basically assess what is going on in the school and in their classroom. all of this as the investigation into what happened uncovers new details. >> reporter: this morning, new details about a tip called into the fbi last month. a person the agency describes as close to 19-year-old shooting suspect nikolas cruz warned authorities that he was going to explode and feared he would be getting into a school and just shooting the place up. the fbi did not follow up on that tip. all this while on friday teachers at stoneman douglas returned to a campus shaken by tragedy. >> this school is my home. and i'm very angry. >> reporter: the shooting that killed 17 prompted florida governor rick scott to announce new measures raising the age limit for

still, the shib sibs alex and maia shibutani are on the olympic ice part of the closing figure skating. >> a spirited final olympic moment for the figure skaters at gangneung ice arena. >> reporter: during the competition team u.s.a. had history making firsts and some heart breaking falls. >> the u.s. wins gold. >> reporter: the americans end the 2018 winter games with 23 medals, nine of those gold. >> to keep canada's hopes alive. united states wins gold. >> reporter: there was redemption and a return to glory. >> lindsey vonn on the podium. >> reporter: for some olympic veterans including a stretch for history in the mountains. >> to be on this team and to put down the day and to finish with a gold, i am speechless really. >> and now the games close. south korea saying good-bye. the olympic spotlight shifting to tokyo, host of the 2020 games. it's really a tale of two weeks at these olympics, rough and sluggish start for team u.s.a. in the beginning but boy did they close with a flurry. they finished fourth overall with the medals but also a record for medals here, team u.s.a. winnin

. >> the strong performance by mother and sister duo maia and alex shibutani kept them in third placegoing into the finals tonight. the americans will be looking for gold on the mountain in giant slalom and snow board halfpipe. a quick update on men's luge. krits chris metzger takes home the silver, the highest than american team has ever finished in luge and that's a medal i don't think a lot of people thought team u.s.a. would take home. that is a great win here. >> jay, thank you so much. stay warm out there. it looks freezing where you are. >> reporter: thanks. >> red gerard officially received his gold ned al. here is a look at that medal ceremony. he puts team u.s.a. on the medal board at 17 years old.çzfm he is one of the youngest gold >>> let's give you another live look at the olympic flame, it is burning brightly in south korea. plenty of medals handed out so far. we will give you a look at the updated medal count. norway has a total of eight medals including one gold, the netherlands have grabbed five medal. germany has four overall and team u.s.a. has one gold and one silv

. >>> the rink of ice, alex and maia shibutani.ith sunny, our puppy with a purpose. wee. have a special guest that wants to give him a warm welcome. >> who? >> charlie. charlie is here. >>re charlie's back, along with u.s. air force veteran stacy pursall. there's your sign. how are you? >> this isu? awesome. >> they actually met yesterday, right? >> oh, my gosh. it was so cute. yes. >> s.hi, stacy. >> how is it going with you and charlie? >> it iss fantastic. i can'tc. imagine life without him. >> tell us what he's been up to. >> we did a lot of traveling over the last couple of months. he's met so many veterans along the way. and honestly, he's been on horse wagon rides, he's been running out at our property. and he's been working like nobody's business. >> he's been's a new york city g for aci while like us. what does he feel like running free at your place? >> it's fantastic to see him working like he is right now. also running around and being a dog with his brother and sister, too. >> he is kind of -- he helps you. but he's he

maia posted oh, my god, we did it!. >> and in case you missed it, we're still in the medal contention in curling. the usa men's team beat canada. >> for the first time ever. >> at the olympics. in a dramatic, dramatic win. >> guys, we beat canada in curling! >> no doping needed in curling. >> that is 2018's miracle on ice right there. >> and another american is making headlines this morning in south korea. liz sweeney is competing for hungary and she competed in the women's halfpipe competition. but she never did a single trick. just went right through. that landed her in 24th place. the berkeley and harvard grad says she just wants to inspire others. >> medal count, sort of like the kiss count. >> medal count, medal count. >> norway still on top. 28 medals overall. they have dominated. >> stop it. >> but we are tied with the french. >> 12 medals, woo! almost there. we got them right where we want them. >> we're running out of days. the games end this weekend. when you said youe, sir. were at the doctor, but your shirt

so maia and alex. >> reporter: ice dancers setting the rink on fire.ing the latin-themed short program. rumba and salsa music, giving brother and sister duo maia and alex shibutani, affectionately known as the shib sibs a little extra sizzle for their twizzle. >> incredible opening twizzle. it just keeps getting better and going on and on. you only have to do four revolutions. i think i counted eight or nine. >> reporter: the two-time u.s. champions posting this on social media after their performance, writing, simply, thank you. >> they knew they had it. they brought it to the ice. >> that was the olympic performance we were looking for. i'm so proud of that skate. >> i thought the performance was just so natural. we had a lot of fun out there. it was awesome. >> reporter: the powerhouse pair finishing in fourth place, just behind another u.s. team, behind zachary donohue and madison hubbell. who placed third after the first two rounds of competition. >> madison hubbell and zachary donohue made a big statement on olympic ice. >> it was an emotional da

alex and maia shibutani moving up into second. evan bates and madison jonk with in seventh place. of 75.34. the americans are vary work cut out for them as they compete against canadian and french couples. two-time gold medalest jamie anderson earning a score of 90 on her second rund. good enough for sixth place, allowing her to move to the finals. including two other women. the women performing well in the halfpipe skiing events. maddie bowman qualified in sixth place. fellow two-time teammates, britain that sigorney and anna lisa drew also competed. team usa women's hockey team crushed finland 5-0. they'll be playing for gold. >> it will be huge to represent your country on a world stage. >> reporter: the u.s. women will play the winner of today's game between canada and the olympic athletes from russia. a week ago, athletes and spectators were dealing with 50-mile-an-hour winds. now almost 40 degrees and no winds. kendis? linda? >> quite balmy indeed. >>> now far look at the medal count. >> norway, the smallest nation in the top six. it has the most medals. it's tied jurmny for

mirai nagasu, who already made history pulling a triple axel in team competition, and the "shib sibs," maia and alex shibutani. >> we're proud of how we performed. we feel really good. >> reporter: plus, lindsey vonn takes another shot at the gold this week in the downhill race, where she dominated in 2010. and now, a doping controversy. the olympic committee saying a russian athlete has failed a doping test. this doesn't look good for the olympic committee, which has allowed the russians to compete here, after allegations of massive systemic doping in 2014. >> matt, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight." a major chicken recall. it could affect your child's school lunch. what parents need to know tonight. >>> plus, a family accused of terrorizing fellow passengers aboard a cruise ship. tonight, the passengers telling their horror stories of fist fights breaking out. >>> and the end of the road for nascar favorite danica patrick. why she was unable to go the distance in her final daytona 500. stay with us. (whispering) with the capital one venture card, you'll

you know the sibs, the shibsibs, alex and maia, they were in the ice dancing free dance. i think they are terrific. they shine. they took the bronze medal. incredible like the shibsibs, it lasts only a precious few moments. >> yeah, but it takes year and years of dedication to get to that moment. nbc10's matt delucia went to one of the premium training centers in the country which happens to be in our own backyard. see what it takes to dominate. >> your dream is to watch. >> reporter: simple enough, right? throw on some skates and hit the ice? well, not so fast. >> i train every day after school. for two to three hours ballet, work out. it's really cramming. >> reporter: and that's six days a week. jordan evans wants a trip to the podium in 2022. and he's at the right place. the ice rinks at the university of delaware have been the training ground for olympians like tara lipinski, timmy misener and johnny weir. >> i've seen a lot of olympians skate internationally. >> reporter: doug gregory also has olympic experience skating in the '84 and '88 games. today, he's focused

advanced in monday's finals with help from brother and sister duo maia and alex shibutani. their quick footwork had the arena rocking. ( applause ) >> there's the windchill. >> reporter: but outside it was hard to move. with temperatures in the single digits, pyeongchang is putting the winter in these winter games. >> it's bone chilling. s is very, very cold. >> reporter: high winds forced the men's downhill to be 'sstponed until next week leaving american fans out in the aold. >> the windchill is a killer right now. >> reporter: in seoul, protesters were hot with anti- north korean anger. they demonstrated before a concert put on by the north's performing arts troupe, part its 550 person delegation to these games. a large part of north korea's >>legation is already heading back home including kim jong- un's sister who delivered some of the biggest news of these games so far. her brother wants to host a otmmit with the president of south korea as soon as possible. demarco? >> morgan: ben tracy reporting. ben, thank you. well, following a low-key weekend in washington, presi

and so are these siblings, aex and maia shibutani. the pair skated a terrific free skate against a stacked field of ice dancing. they won the team u.s.a.'s second figure skating bronze in pyeongchang. >>> and happening tonight at 5:00 karen chen takes to the ice in the figure skating short program. this is the first time we will see the 18-year-old compete in the games. so far she's been practicing and cheering on team u.s.a. now we can cheer her on. you can watch karen right here on nbc bay area. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," back open for business today, a live report from cnbc straight ahead. >>> plus sewing discord in america. internet trolls were busy this long holiday weekend using the movie black panther to spread hatred. >>> if you are an amazon prime customer listen up, new benefits for you that include cash back for your purchases. we will tell you where you can get the most bang for your buck. . >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy and here are today's top business headlines. wall street could see red arrows this morni

maia and alex shibutani electrified the crowd becoming the first brother/sister duo in u.s. history to medal in olympic ice dancing and again finding that emotional breakthrough in the free dance. taking home the bronze their second medal in these games. former u.s. gold medal winner meryl davis tweeted out this clip of maia and alex playing together as children adding hugs then, hugs now. it wasn't such a happy ending for another pair of american ice dancers, mad san chock and evan bates. >> oh, no. >> that is a disaster. >> reporter: whose skates became entangled causing a brutal fall on the ice. >> i don't even know how you carry on with the rest of the program. >> reporter: the distraught couple finished in ninth place. up on the mountain happier news for team usa after this gravity-defying bronze outing by brit that sigourney. >> here comes the 9. gets it. >> reporter: the 28-year-old overcame eight surgeries to fly into third place in the women's fr freestyle halfpipe glyphing her her first olympic medal. >> super cleanly executed for the american. >> her teammate madd

team usa won the bronze in the team figureh a strong showing from the shibutani siblings, maia and alexye nag su became the first american woman to land a triple axel olympic games. chris masder making u.s. olympic history. becoming the first american man to ever medal in the luge. >> you want that win. but to know you solid fied a medal for your country is incredible. >> reporter: on the slopes, 17-year-old red gerard coming back from last place to steal the gold. gerard, now youngest american man to win a gold medal in 90 years. jamie anderson taking gold in the women's snowboard slow stile, defending her 2014 title. chloe kim is expected to be the best hope for gold. mikaela shiffrin has to wait this will thursday to go for th. dangerous winds canceled the events. organizers are being asked if they have to extend the games. they say it's premature to think about that so far.ex, tha. >>> in the medal race, norway leads the way, fold by canada. >> the united states sits in fifth place behind the netherlands and germany. we're getting there. >> slowly but surely. >> yep. >> we hope. >>

siblings alex and maia shibutani are just 0.02 points behind them in fourth. and madison chock and evan bates are in seventh. >> tonight's performance was very strong and we couldn't really ask for much more. >> score! >> in ice hockey, u.s. women easily beat finland 5-30 in the semifinals to advance to the gold medals games. and yes, for the fifth time they'll play against canada, which has won gold in the last four winter olympics. >> we're playing 110%. we've put ourselves in position to win a gold medal, which is what we've been looking for all year. >> reporter: defending u.s. gold medalist maddie bowman will try to medal tonight, the same place where chloe kim and shaun white got gold. and mikaela shiffrin will not ski tomorrow after finishing low in yesterday's training runs. already a gold medalist at the games, her next chance to med deal is al is in the super combined thursday. a russian curler has tested positive for drugs. >>> a lot to watch. our olympics coverage begins inless than two hours at 5:00 p.m. as gina mentioned, maddie bowman goes for g

setting up a battle for the bronze with siblings maia and alex shibutani who sizzled with their twizzles. their trademark move landing in em in fourth. >> we're proud of our work. >> reporter: the french team almost came undone on the ice. gabriela papadakis' dress coming unhooked. the duo in second place for now. in the gold medal game, the u.s. women's hockey team maces rival canada who beat them in sochi and vancouver. >> we're the underdog in the tournament and to know all the pressure is on them. >> reporter: after winning bronze in mixed curling, russian alexanderkrush lin krushelnytsky tested positive for a banned substance. if the russian doping suspicion is confirmed, that bronze medal will likely go to norway. and as for ice dancing tonight, medals will be on the line. >>> and now to a closer look at an american with a shot at olympic glory. in fact, bobsledder evans is aiming for her second olympic medal as our ron mottmott found out, every member in her family made it in the sports world and now it's her turn to shine. >> reporter: when push comes to shove these days, evans i

siblings alex and maia shibutani scoring well. them in fourth place, right behind madison hubbell and zackary don hue. evan bates and ladson chock in seventh place. a score of 75.34. >> the americans have their work cut out for them as they compete against canadian and french couples. two-time gold medalist jamie anderson earning a score of 90 on her second run. good enough for sixth place, allowing her to move to the finals, with two other american women. the women performing well in the halfpipe skiing events. maddie bowman qualified in sixth place. fellow two-time teammates, brita sigourney and annalisa drew place ed third and fourth respectively. team usa women's hockey team crushed finland 5-0. they'll be playing for gold. >> it will be huge to represent your country on a world stage. the stakes couldn't be higher. it's going to be a lot of fun. >> reporter: the u.s. women will play the winner of today's game between canada and the olympic athletes from russia. and a big change here now. a week ago, athletes and spectators we

team usa won the bronze in the team figure skating with a strong showing from the shibutani siblings, maia beating out the italians. a canadian took the gold. and silver went to russia. in the women's free skate portion of the event, mirai nagasu became the first american woman to land a triple axel in the olympic games. finishing second in her first olympic appearance since 2010. chris mazdzer making u.s. olympic history. becoming the first american man to ever medal in the singles luge. winning the silver. >> you obviously want that win. but to know you solidified a medal for your country is just incredible. >> reporter: on the slopes, 17-year-old red gerard coming back from last place in the snowboard slopestyle event to steal the gold. gerard, now the youngest american man to win a gold medal in 90 years. jamie anderson taking gold in the women's snowboard slopestyle, defending her 2014 title. and american chloe kim, at 17 years old, is the heavy favorite to win the women's gold snowboard halfpipe event leading after two qualifying runs. mikaela shiffrin has to wait till thursday to go

the shibutani siblings alex and maia showcasing excellent technique as they skated to a coldplay songut their score of 192.59 was only good enough for a bronze. americans madison hubbell and zachary donohue finished fourth just out of medal contention and the gold going to canadians scott moir and tessa virtue making them the first career figure skates with five olympic medals. in the halfpipe brita sigourney took the bronze barely winning over annalisa drew and maddie bowman fell on all three of her runs missing out for her chance for another medal. troy terry's three assists and ryan donato's goal helped the u.s. men's hockey team earned their way to the olympic quarterfinals with a 5-1 win against slovakia. next up for the americans the czech republic. after finishing sixth in the super-g, lindsey vonn at 33 favored to win the gold medal in the downhill tuesday night u.s. time but mikaela shiffrin who already won gold in the giant slalom will not join vonn. she has decided to focus on preparing for the super combined event set for early thursday. some athletes finishing within hund

after suspicious letter opened that marine corps headquarters, the envelope is an unknown substance, maiaderson in virginia, since for testing. derogatory language, it is unclear who sent it. everyone is expected to be okay. another high school massacre, taking a student into custody over threatening to shoot a teacher. that students confessed to having thoughts about executing a mass shooting. upstate with firearms inside, found in the student's home, being evaluated at a medical facility. and illegal immigrant wanted for decades old murder is nabbed at the border. alejandro valencia was taken into custody in arizona after returning to the country, agents linked his fingerprints and photo with a murder warrant in chicago from 1982. he will be extradited to illinois. a big legal win for donald trump and his key campaign promises. >> we are going to build a great border wall. >> the same district judge trump called out for being biased against him clearing the way for the long promised border wall. in 2016 you may remember judge was overseeing a lawsuit involving the university which was n

. >>> the shib sibs from michigan are in -- brother and sister alex and maia shibutani had this dazzlingce dance routine. the unified olympic team of north and south korea may lead to diplomatic breakthrough. we've learned that the sister of kim jong un invited south korea's president to visit her country. he says he would go under the right conditions. >>> earlier today, south korea's prime minister hosted his sister at a lunch in seoul. she's the first member of the ruling family to visit the south since the korean war in the 1950s. >>> a crash in the grand canyon. coming up, what we're learning about a deadly accident involving a tourist helicopter. >>> plus, vintage wheels and hot deals. the auction that has car lovers heading to the jersey shore. >>> welcome back of the first alert meteorologist krystal klei here. this is a live view from center city. it's hard to see anything because of the low clouds and fairly dense fog. we've got warm, moist air surging in. we have a lot of moisture from yesterday. so you're going to get very foggy conditions for the morning. even in the afterno

. >> tonight in primetime, the ship sibs, alex and maia stib tan i will skate. and the freestyle half pipipe competition. >> >> reporter: there's a lot of momentum building for the u.s. women's hockey team. they're in the semifinals. they'll play finland. on the other side of the draw, you've got the olympic athletes from russia and canada. looks like we're headed towards the final that everyone wants to see. canada versus the usa. >> jay gray live for us in pyeongchang. we'll be watching for it. thanks, jay. >>> coming up, town hall tension in montgomery county. >> give us real education. >> neighbors demanding answers of lawmakers in harrisburg and washington as the opioid crisis continues to grip our country. that story next. >>> plus, decisions decisions. rumors continue to swirl about whether former vice president joe biden will make a run for president. i'll tell you what he's saying now that's adding to the speculation. >>> quick update on the breaking news we've been following since the early morning hours. this is old city building fire at 3rd and chest

. >> alex and maia shibutani winning bronze in the ice dance finals. their second medals of the games. on the slopes, a mondumental match up. lindsey vonn and likely her last olympic games went head-to-head against mikaela shiffrin and the super combined. shiffrin coming out on top. scoring silver after vonn skied off course in the slalom run. david wise threw down a dominant run when it counted most. his teammate, alex ferreira winning silver for a one-two finish. jamie anderson won two medals at the same winter olympics. the superstar snatching silver in the big air debut. >> honestly, i'm tripping. i'm grateful. >> adam! >> and finally it was a match made in olympic heaven when snl's leslie jones and adam rippon teamed up this week. >> every outfit she has on, i want to wear to the club. she makes me feel like a woman. >> i get it. >> if they ain't dating, they dating now. >> so many good moments. every one is better than the next. >>> still ahead here, too close for comfort. a trespassing squirrel almost gets run over by ♪ when heartburn hits... fi

tonight in prime time the shib sibs, alex and maia shibutani skate in the ice dancing program and they send a strong team into the freestyle seeing halfpipe competition. another strong team, u.s. women's hockey, they are in the finals against minute land aiming for that gold medal match later this week. back to you. >> thank you. you've been such a familiar fixture for us covering so many olympic games over the years. let me ask you this, how are things different in pyeongchang? anything you noticed about the spectators or sport or athletes that compares to games of past? >> it is unique and it's different in several ways. i can tell you that the host city here has been just phenomenal. they have been tremendous to deal with and very welcoming and opening and very excited about presenting their home on the world stage. it's also interesting the difference between the beach where we are or the coastal area where all the ice rinks and arenas are and the mountains where the skiing and snowboarding is going on. there is an extreme difference in temperatures and conditions. i don't remember

american siblings maia and alext shi took home the bronze. and the u.s. men's hockey team beat slovakia five to one, to get into the quarterfi still to come on the newshour: the risks russian bots pose in the u.s. today. donald trump jr.'s trip to india under scrutiny for mixing business and politics. and when climate change should be taught in schools. and, much more. w >> woodrufte house press secretary sarah sanders took questions from the press corps this afterno for the first time in a week. she was asked about russian election interference,l safety measures, and white house senior aide jared kushner's security clearance. on russia, sanders doubled down on the white house claim that president trump has been tougher on russia than his predecessors. >> the president has been ghtremely tough on russia. he helped push thr700 billion to help rebuild our military. i can assure you, russia is not excited about that. he has helped export energy to eastern europe. i can assure you, russia is not excited about that. he has put in, and upheld, sanctions that th

down at the borough an international film festival of maia schrader and david levy it's good to see you guys what's happening behind you. we're right outside of the big red carpet screening of gus brown sounds new movie it's called don't worry he won't get far on for it it's about a quadriplegic cartoonist he is john callahan who died in two thousand and ten and was originally from portland and this movie is a look at his life is basically a period of his life where he was struggling with alcoholism and was in a very bad car accident that eventually turned him into the cartoonist that he became now i have to say i found the storytelling a little bit disjointed but the performances were great joaquin phoenix very heartfelt some great also jonah hill playing his his alcoholics anonymous sponsor he really steals the show in a very subtle way now we were here just a little while ago when joaquin phoenix rolled out on the red carpet the crowds went wild he was out there taking selfies with fans in a much better mood well so much better mood i should say than we saw him earlier today he is ne

gold highlighted by their dramatic free dance set to the music of "moulin rouge" american siblings maiaal with a strong free skate. a rare tom brady super bowl ring was auctioned-off for more than 344,000 dollars. a family-version of the ring commemorates the new england patriots win over the atlanta falcons in super bowl 51.... it's reportedly the highest price ever paid for a super bowl ring. the 10-karat white-gold ring has a football shape and features 265 diamonds... it also has the name brady engraved on the side. the family version is about 10-percent smaller than the one brady and the other players have... and has fewer diamonds.... the name of the winning bidder remains anonymous (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) it may be a children's crusade but march for lives is getting somebig time support from adults with deep pockest, what oprah is doing alongwith george and amal clooney. oprah winfrey is stepping up to support the "march for our lives" movement. the media mogul is matching george and amal clooney's donation of $500,000. winfrey took to twitter to share her support saying... "the

we watched alex and maia shibutani. >> shib sibs let's go. >> light the ice on fire. >> that's how it'sbtle. >> after watching the shib sibs and bumping into the effervescent johnny weir there was one thing left to do. >> the big thing is kpop. like boy bands, degrees, korean style. >> while we were as on her way to join there soon. >> and we're at the olympic rings. >> we're taking pictures. i wish savannah was here. >> did someone say savannah? >> we made it towoo hoo. >> yes. ♪ >> wait"gangnam style" without me? >> we did. >> i want to do kpop. you know what it's t for? >> what? >> it's "trending time." >> you came from the hockey rink. are you excited? >> all eyes are on the olympic athletes. there were coaches on the sidelines that social media could not help but notice. check it out. the finish snowboarder was getting ready to compete. >> is he knitting? >> his coach was knitting. knitting on the top of the slope. actually he knit in sochi, too. i think it's a calming thing for coach. over at the ice rink the german coach was cheering on the japanese athletes and the usa athletes.

alex and maia shibutani. and rounding out, evan bates and madison chock.ouples perform again to see who will take home a medal. >>> also on the ice, a wardrobe malfunction. gabriela papadakiss' costume becoming unhocked. he says she's still prout of her performance. a heart-stopping crash on bobsled. the german team losing control as they crossed the finish line. they still took the top stop by less than a second over canada. >> oh, amy. i saw "cool runnings" the other day. that happened to them, too. there's a doping scandal unfolding in pyeongchang. >> there is. the russian curling medalist, alexander kruschelnitskiy says the failed do ee eed -- the tea would keep them from marching under the national flag. in the meantime, the medical down the. team usa is in sixth place overall with ten total medals. five of them gold. norway, wow, just blowing everybody out in first place with 26 total medals. nine of them gold. michael, guys, back to you. >> thank you so much, amy. we have much more with you coming up. >> we're looking forward to that. >>> we turn to

. >> reporter: but the shib sibs, maia and alex shibutani, made the most of their last dance, twirling their way to a bronze medal in what they called the best skate of their lives. yet nobody could compete with the canadians, scott moir and tessa virtue were perfection. winning gold and becoming the most decorated figure skaters in olympic history. but one of the most talked about moments here in the past 24 hours is perhaps the least remarkable. take a look at this. right there, that is a woman named elizabeth swaney. she's not exactly conquering the halfpipe. she doesn't have any tricks. swaney is an american who has always dreamfed of being in the olympics but would have had no chance of being in with those skills. she joined hungary's team. by showing up at enough international competitions and with no real competition in hungary, she accumulated enough points to make it to the olympics. as one man said on twitter, she has validated the mantra of work smarter, not harder. norah. >> she can still ski very, very well. good for her. finding that loophole. >> the shib sibs, who's fun

then in fourth the shibutani sibs, alex and maia shibutani.hen rounding it out for team usa, evan bates and madison chock. the couples perform again to see who will take home a medal. also on the ice, a wardrobe malfunction. french ice dancer gabriella papadakis' costume becoming unhooked during her performance. she calls it her worst nightmare but she says she's still proud of her performance. and a heart-stopping crash on bobsled. the german team losing control just as they crossed the finish line. they still managed to take the top spot by less than a second over canada. michael, i'll send it back to you. >> oh, amy. i saw "cool runnings" the other day. that happened to them, too. that crash like that. amy, there's a doping scandal that's unfolding in pyeongchang. >> there certainly is. the russian curling medalist, alexander krushelnitskiy is being investigated for doping. he won bronze in the mixed double event and they say a failed doping test by a russian athlete could keep the country's team from being reinstated and from marching unde

and the shib sibs, bronze medal figure skaters maia and alex shibutani.

the american shib sibs, maia and alex shibutani clinching the bronze big news here in south korea, outsidehe olympics, which is this, the top regulator of cryptocurrency in south korea, he was found dead in his home. south korea has been considered the world capital of cryptocurrency because so many people here have invested in bitcoin and other currencies south korea regulation plans for cryptocurrency have been seen as a bellwether for the rest of the world. he had talked about taking aggressive moesh sure measures currenc currency bitcoin crashed after they said here they would take extraordinary measures it's unknown if they will take a more harder or lenient stance since the regulator's death. we heard a heart attack. he was 52. given bitcoin and the cryptocurrency world, conspiracy theories all over the place. nobody talking about foul play, but talking about foul play, joe and becky, we talked about the virtual world of currencies going to the real world. don't know if you saw the "new york times" today, fascinating story about how bitcoin investors have recently become targets of t

. >> i thank maia and her group. ever since i got to the senate we have been talking about this and i have been asking for this select committee. let's start at step one, don't know what you talked about today. i don't get a chance very often to talk to people who understand this. you will forgive me i hope. the budget process, we work four times in 44 years, the 74 budget act. i met some people who voted for that bill in 74 calling for its revision today. the shocking thing is in the senate, the senate is where most of the problem is. i'm not a fan of reconciliation, neither is sen. whitehouse but if you look at this over the last, we appropriate 12 bills, we averaged 21/2 over 44 years. not only that but congress in its infinite wisdom has shut the government down 20 times. this is a system that does not allow active debate. i thought this came from the business world, this is where the action is. it is a joke. i would blow the budget committee up unless we change the rules. it does nothing. there are three steps i