green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.he actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200

tea and -- -- going so katherine dotting every tea and —— —— going so carefully and causing every teat look at causing every tea and dotting every eye. let's just look at the causing every tea and dotting every eye. let'sjust look at the daily telegraph. biggest marriage is shake—up in 200 years. telegraph. biggest marriage is shake-up in 200 years. yes, you may 01’ shake-up in 200 years. yes, you may or member when i was a very young child, the new labour government introduced the partnerships legislation, which allowed gay people to get a civil partnership. at the time, it was argued that this would be extended to her to sections, as well. so that you could get sisters, getting married, or whatever, so that they would get the same inheritance rights, host of like that. and then, you have got 93v like that. and then, you have got gay marriage, and every thing moved on. now, what is happening is that the government is looking at introducing those rights to get a... you have a civil partnership for acceptance, too. this is a genuinely egalitarian move, those who are arguing for it, wou

it looks like she is enjoying that cup of tea with xijinping. she is enjoying that cup of tea with xiping. going she is enjoying that cup of tea with xijinping. going all-out she is enjoying that cup of tea with xi jinping. going all-out to think about the picture outside of the eu, even though she is being constantly asked to comment on brexit. there was a report about her emphasising britain being a member of the security council. i think something the story talks about briefly as their discussion about hong kong. and i do wish that in the reporting i've seen on theresa may's trip, she would've spoken a bit more about human rights and a bit about the situation in hong kong. they said it came up in discussions, but not very much came out about that. moving on to the telegraph newspaper and back to the telegraph newspaper and back to the telegraph newspaper and back to the eu again. their story is ministers are watering down the eu migrant plan. all about the numbers. this is an analysis reportedly drawn up this is an analysis reportedly drawn up by this is an analysis reportedly draw

with some tea. >> all right. >> we're talking about tea in this weeks alex around town.ave established that we are in the year of the dog, the celebrations are still continuing. i'm here with gabe, part owner of suda here and what does it mean to be in the year of the dog. in philly it means being an under dog. >> a doggies usually loyal, honest. >> so with you this are having a special celebration to close out new year. >> chinese new year tea. >> what does that entail. >> it it is maker of five different tease with five different course is. >> that ace lieutenant of tea and a lot of course is. let me get started. >> is what first core. >> lobster spring roll with a little bit of salad. we will pair witt a green tea. >> um-hmm, that is amazing. >> this ace i green tea, so they are basically fresh tea so you should taste grass, very fresh, light pairs very light with the lobster which is a light dish. >> it is good. >> next dish is a mushroom dumpling with a truffle mushroom sauce. we are paring witt a chrysanthemum tea which is a tea made from flowers of a mum >> so sin

i went to a delicatessen every morning for close to a year about two cups of coffee and two cups of tea to go. one with milk and one without. i went into the company, merrill lynch and i walked down the halls in those days there is no security locked down the hall so it see somebody in their office in the morning reading a newspaper and i just barged in and said excuse me, trying to build the relationship at merrill lynch i'm trying to build a relationship and i bought you a couple coffee some people didn't like and say i only drink tea. facet all i have to pray the bottom line is about relationships in the final day when we almost and get the business chamber and of the board was walking by was in a meeting and they're going to tell me they were, my product and i had known him by barging in his office by barging in his office with two cups of coffee or tea. i said i was about them the opportunity to use it and then we cancel it and he said that's a great deal, will do that and he walked out nobody had any idea how to say no and that was our first customer. [applause] small businesses,

that's amazing. >> this is a green tea. they're unfermented teas tow they're basically fresh tea.ld be able to taste a grassiness. very fresh and light. it pairs very well with the lobster which is kind of a light, um, dish. >> reporter: hmm. [ laughter ] >> reporter: gets. our next dish is a mushroom dumpling with a truffle mushroom sauce. >> hmm. we're pairing it with a chris san think mum tea which is basically it's a tea made from flours of a mum. >> since these are flowers will they open up a little bit. >> they'll open up a little bit. it smells like -- it does smell like mums. >> it does. >> like delicate flowery. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> round two. >> third course it's beef shoulder fell lay very tender& cut of beef stir fried with brown sauce and put on bed of brussel sprouts which we do some of the best brussel sprouts in the city. you get the essence of the brussel sprouts because it's fried he doesn't have that bitterness. it's delicious. >> reporter: very good. >> pairing this with a jazz minute tea. this is basically a green tea. if you look carefully you can see the

>> this is the death of the tea party.al ceremonial could have finn through the stake, stake through the heart of the tea party one of the animating things back then was the mythical trillion dollars deficit figure. my god, a trillion dollars deficit, are we really going to do this? this happened of course after the bailout and the stimulus. that's a big thing to swallow there. people were talking -- this is a sign that we have to put a curb on the debt ceiling. americans actually supported using the debt ceilings in negotiationings. they hate government shutdowns. but they think we're spending too much money. that kind of stuff, all that's gone. we'll get to the $1 trillion level probably this year and stretching around forever and there's a very smart comment about that from my libertarian point of view back then. when you have debt that high it's going to eventually put a damper on economic growth particularly as borrowing costs increase. what's happening right now? borrowing costs have gotten to a four year high recent

green tea ice cream. -that green tea's good. -lori: isn't it good?emonis: the company, run by the emanuele family -- rich, lori, and their son, michael -- primarily sold their ice cream to asian restaurants in the new york city area. richard: you know, my dad started this business 45, 50 years ago. he saw the need of high-quality ice cream for the restaurants. lemonis: unlike some of the other companies i work with, they were not struggling financially. $2 million in sales, and they made a healthy profit. richard: we have grown 20% every single year for the last five or six years. lemonis: but this was a company that was stuck in neutral. richard: we physically cannot fill our orders to the distributors. lemonis: they ran their business out of a small test kitchen, and they didn't have a factory to produce ice cream. instead, they would go to a third party, a co-packer, to make the product for them. and because of this, on an annual basis, they would give up about 22% of margin, close to $500,000. and michael had a grand solution to this problem. mic

they enjoyed its discretion coziness and of course the tea. to push them out it was this is storable atmosphere the tradition and that's what i like. but this establishment embraces you it welcomes you and provides warmth this is the first time i've been back here in years and it still has the same atmosphere and quality of service but being a little corner of. over. and a little corner of the german capital is a real paradise of photography see obote in it is and has been known worldwide as the exhibition venue for photo art since its founding in one thousand nine hundred nine see oberlin has already moved twice within the city but one thing has never changed it's those images by the most famous international artists german photographer. for example bangs to this man stefan aflat he's one of the three found this of the renowned gallery and remains the heart of it he's not only the man behind sea oberlin but also an excellent photographer in his own right. those old dos high society at play in the 1980's. revealing ironic not necessarily flatt

a study looked at 450,000 adult tea drinker in china.n drinking tea increased no risk but combined with smoking up 56%. those that drank alcohol and smoking everyday had a 25% higher chance of throat cancer for those that smoked, drank alcohol and hot tea, the risk jumped five fold. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway >> the hawks are showing their love for the other birds tonight, st. joseph's university, lit up the bell and tower in green to celebrate the eagle superbowl victory. it will light up green every night this week. >> the hawk will never guy and neither will the feeling for the city. >> that's poetic. >> isn't it? it took me seven hours to come up with that. >> yeah, they won the superbowl yesterday. >> i don't know about for everyone else out there, but for me, it's not sunk in yet. has it sunk in for you? >> yes, it has. >> i think it will sink in for the parade. you had to wait. it was painful,

party to throw the tea into the into the water because they were going to pay the taxes anymore it's unfair taxation it's interesting only a third of americans wanted to declare their independence from england a third did not and a third were ambivalent you know they didn't care one way or another so only it shows that a small percentage of the population if motivated can stage a successful revolution looking back i think we think that everyone was gung ho on this revolution but really it was a minority who and negatively created what what came out of all that. came out of it was the gumption and the personalities like paul revere and benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson these are incredibly successful intelligent visionary renaissance man who studied the rights of man from the enlightenment in europe they brought it to america they caught a five there ideas of freedom in the declaration of independence of the constitution of united states and once they put that in motion it was inevitably going to go forward the inertia of the revolution once sparked was carried forward irreversib

. >>> how drinking tea that's piping hot could be dangerous for some people's health. >>> police respond to a reported burglary at the home of football superstar rob gronkowski. >>> the new controversy over women friendly doritos. >>> we do say good morning on this tuesday, everyone and begin with your money and the growing concerns about big losses on wall street. >> overnight asian markets fell following wall street's lead. at one point in japan it slid more than 7% before recovering some of that loss and serena marshall is looking at what's behind the losses and what's in store for today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was a tough day on wall street but analysts and the white house caution simply part of the ups and downs of the market. single biggest one-day drop. anxious traders as it plummeted 1500 points before rebounding down more than 1100 points. but before you go racing to make changes to your 401(k), that big drop isn't signaling another great recession. >> the stock market has gone too far too fast. it is just appropriate to hit the reset button. if we look at t

that's where the boston tea party happened right yes seven hundred seventy three in the tea act got everyone relaxed agitated and that's their the boston tea party seventy seventy three this is three years before the revolution many and in doing that that was a way of those folks like you know making a statement in the gains on the wars here we want to put. this new call representing the great american pilgrimage. in the middle of where that boston tea party took place where was that once i called the harbor boston harbor boston harbor why can't we get a barge. and put this r.v. on the barge and take it right out in the middle of boston harbor is that crazy what what the what you want to put this on a barge and float out in the middle of boston i mean what what better way to to to to celebrate this occasion then by honoring that great event with another great statement from miami to talk to jared about the. wright brothers a moment to boston massachusetts. on my own finally reaching their destination our heroes discover one of the many things boston is known for actually just parker here. it

she calls her tea tree mervyn. would you like a calls her tea tree mervyn. would you likea go?s her tea tree mervyn. would you like a go? no! you need nerves of steel. once you start... how do you get into it? you cannot do it easily. it isn't at most leisure centres! apparently the winter olympics are very popular with children and i think it's because it looks like magical scenery and not like sports playing field. you don't normally get to see these sports. and it is great television. it is great to watch something like that. when you see her shooting down there... you the toboggan? a sleigh! with bells! and a nice and cosy rug to sit on. and my father christmas outfit. that's it for the papers this hour. you'll both be back in an hour. next it's meet the author. if you read any of the four mick herron novels you will know what to expect in the fifth, london rules. skulduggery and streets alive with terror, a political class that is self—centred and often corrupt, time is pressing and the threat real and the ramshackle outfit, never playing by the rules, has to try and save

we are the first tea m bobsleigh team. we are the first team from the country of nigeria.ountry from the continent of africa. and the first team to be represented in the winter olympics in bobsleigh... represented in the winter olympics in bobsleigh. .. in represented in the winter olympics in bobsleigh... in pyeongchang! they are known as the ice blazers, going where no african has gone before. heading to a bobsleigh track at the olympics. the opening ceremony will be really cool. we will be like, gosh, we are carrying the nigerian flag ina gosh, we are carrying the nigerian flag in a winter olympics! gosh! born in america, like her teammates she qualifies the nigeria through her parents and it all began in her garage in houston, with a home—made wooden sled. get up! it is bobsled time! the exploits of the american men's team at the calgary olympics inspired a hollywood movie. comparisons are inevitable. it's very honourable to say the least. to say that we are on that same path of what people consider to be let in derry is really humbling and an honour to receive. just o

trays. children wanting to try this in the snow -- tea trays.first. how do you begin to start practising that? you can't go slowly to see if you like it. you could not even go down the stairs on a tea tray. anyway, good for her. she is an absolute hero. that is a super photo. thank you both. that's it for the papers tonight. thank you, nigel and jo. next on bbc news — the film review. hello and a warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. good to have you with us, jason. what have you been watching? this week we go to sacramento, an ordinary town where saoirse ronan stars as lady bird, dreaming of romance and not serving coffee anymore. we go set sail on the oceans with colin firth single—handedly taking on the world in an around the world yacht race, starring as donald crowhurst in the mercy. and there's more water, as sally hawkins stars in guillermo del toro's fishy fairy tale the shape of water, and an unlikely relationship with an aquatic alien.

oh my goodness i would never try that after this adrenaline rush it's time to relax with a cup of tea and when you think of tea time if think of a man right after all that's a tradition there a tradition that has spread it's we find a place in italy the country off coffee drinkers that is where we british. right at the foot of the spanish steps in rome is a little slice of england babington's t.v. room so it's always tea time here complete with scones sandwiches muffins and cupcakes the whole works with all the trimmings. here a bit beanie is a descendant of one of the t.v. rooms founders isabel cargill who with anna maria barrington in the late nineteenth century set out to create an oasis of britishness in italy for their countryman a place where they could relax and have a good company at the time in italy could only be obtained at a pharmacy babington's opened in eight hundred ninety three it's victorian furnishings and that was fair soon attracted high society during the time of fascist rule many english enterprise has left rome but almost miraculously the teen room survived it d

i had tea. >> you drink his tea? >> i had time for his tea. [laughter] yes i did drink his tea. [laughter] this was right after the election. and i have been watching facebook and when a lot of people were in the fetal positions for months, you remember the moment barack obama was made president and the moment donald j. trump was made president. i went straight to twitter. i saw a friend of mine, the former prosecutor of the o.j. simpson trial said, oh, they have let the town the clown have the keys to the white house. i said chris, you are going to get into trouble. and then we hear bob johnson, we havefriend, who says to find common ground. i called my former congressman -- >> you will be name dropping through this whole thing? [laughter] [indiscernible] [laughter] no, he did not. anyway, i am saying this, i call the former head of the naacp. while we are here, i want to recognize the former chair of the naacp. raise your hand. [applause] and that was a name drop, yes. [laughter] he said, i gave them all the scenarios and said, we are at a crossroads. people are still in the f

taking tea with her husband and one of the most powerful men in the world.ybe that's what they drink in numberten. herjourney of thousands of miles has been for more than a cup of tea, but a shake on billions‘ worth of business deals. despite frank talk on hong kong and north korea too. i've been pleased to bring a very large business delegation here. we've had a very successful visit. the convoy held up the traffic, a big charm offensive to help business sign on the dotted line. a brexit—friendly diplomatic visit, complete with bags. there's a real success story here. we've signed agreements on financial services. bp have signed a £750 million deal. one of the biggest chinese e—commerce sellers has signed a deal to sell £2 billion worth of uk goods over the next two years. all of this adds up. we've got to get away in britain from our obsession with europe in terms of its relation to the global economy. is that enough to make our economy roar after we leave the eu? kfr§irfiié¥gix§§k1457§kij:sz £2; ' ' " t” ' "' peed; he‘s; 5;£'h‘;; sleazy! hg— gl‘e‘ing— . .

i had tea. >> you drink his tea? >> i had time for his tea. [laughter] when a lot of people were in the fetal positions for months, you remember the moment barack obama was made president and the moment donald j. trump was made president. i went straight to twitter. a friend of mine come up former prosecutor of the o.j. simpson they have let, the town the clown have the keys to the white house. i said chris, you are going to get into trouble. another friend says, we have to find common ground. congressmanformer -- >> you will be name dropping through this whole thing? [laughter] [indiscernible] this, i call the former head of the naacp. i will recognize the current head of the naacp. give her a hand. [applause] yes.hat was a name drop, he said, i gave them all the scenarios and said, we are at a crossroads. people are still in the fetal position, before the inauguration. people were still having fits. when i go to new york and sit with harry belafonte, he says, what were we seeing? he was an activist, walked with martin luther king, lay down o

new research finds sipping tea at high temperatures ups the risk of e soft gee y'all cancer. things combined boost your throat cancer risk by five times. scientists admit it may not be the tea, but the high temperature that's causing problems. >>> next time a mcdonald's worker asked if you want fryies, you may want to answer question if you're losing your hair. scientists in japan say the chemical used in fries helped them regrow hair on mice. and they think it will work on men too. the researchers said it started working within days. >>> for many of the eagles super bowl victory is still sinking in. >> and two days after the big win, one well known philadelphiaen is literally eating his words. that story straight ahead. >>> we have a wintery mix on the way for at least a good portion of the area. it could make your wednesday morning commute a messy one. what you can expect in your neighborhood and when next in my complete first alert forecast. >>> getting high for just a few bucks. the changes the fda wants to make to a popular over the counter drug. when we see a woman who

of zoos and member wolf it was dismissive to do it looking like you know that this isn't my cup of tea is going to have no clothes on me all may be a bit. old john without a doubt. the only palestinians who gets the most hopeful is jerusalem counterparts i don't think there is a lot of those who in the world under the oak vision they're not going to go through this. and know if there's a laugh out that it's got to this lady of the most of the jihad i'm going to continue in the doesn't seem to do more in the middle sauced don't put this all. right brooke. that i am sure this is a cause or a party you know we talked a lot of various topics on the show and one topic that we don't talk enough about is love you know love makes the world go round with love nothing is possible i'm so fortunate to be so in love with stacy. ok well that's quite interesting that you bring that up because actually our first topic is all about hate and how hate drives huge profit hate and fear and it's all about the american huckster so you know that the right wing in america the republican base has was kind of yo

taking tea with her husband and one of the most powerful men in the world.e that's what they drink in numberten. herjourney of thousands of miles has been for more than a cup of tea, but a shake on billions‘ worth of business deals. despite frank talk on hong kong and north korea too. i've been pleased to bring a very large business delegation here. we've had a very successful visit. the convoy held up the traffic, a big charm offensive to help business sign on the dotted line. a brexit—friendly diplomatic visit, complete with bags. there's a real success story here. we've signed agreements on financial services, bp have signed a £750 million deal. one of the biggest chinese e—commerce sellers has signed a deal to sell £2 billion worth of uk goods over the next two years. all of this adds up. we've got to get away in britain from our obsession with europe in terms of its relation to the global economy. is that enough to make our economy roar after we leave the eu? there's menace at home from those who believe are too timid, too slow to decide. what do you sa

that drank hot tea and alcohol every day had a 123% better chance. and for those that did all three that smoked and drank alcohol and hot tea that risk jumped five fold. >> there may be a benefit to eating french fries, a stem cell team says that an ingredient in mcdonald's french fries may cure baldness. the chemical used in fry oil to prevent splashing has grown hair on mice. >>> did you ever think you would see a day where you could buy vinyl records but not cd's that is what you'll find at best buy starting this summer. billboard says that the company plans to stop selling cd's in july sales dropped more than 18% but in a twist the store committed selling records for the next two years. the vinyl format enjoys a recent resurgence. >>> alicia vitarelli is live in the newsroom with a preview of 4:00. >> reporter: coming up in today's show. one month after a woman became the sole wish of a $560 million power ball jackpot that money is still unclaimed? why? it's not that she doesn't want the prize she can't claim it unless she does something that sca

we had tea. >> you drank the tea? april: yes i did drink his tea. [laughter] this is right after the election, and i have been watching facebook. when a lot of people were like in the fetal positions for months. that night you remember the , moment when barack obama was named president, and you remember the moment donald j. trump was named president. i went straight to twitter. a friend of mine come up former prosecutor of the o.j. simpson trial. he said -- black republican -- he said oh, they have let the , town the clown have the keys to the white house. i said oo, chris you are going , to get into trouble. then we hear bob johnson and other friends say we have to , find common ground. so i call my former congressman -- >> you have the name dropping through this whole thing. [laughter] [indiscernible] april: no, he did not. i am saying this because he is asking about the people. the former congressman who used to be the head of the naacp. while we are here, i want to recognize the current head of the naacp. >> oh, she has a second. [applause] apri

i didn't have time, we had tea. >> you drank the tea? >> i drank the tea, yes, i did drink his tea. [laughte [laughter] >> this is right after the election and i've been watching facebook and when a lot of people were like in the fetal position for months. that night, you remember the moment when barack obama was named president and you remember the moment when donald j. trump was named president, but i went straight to twitter and i saw chris darden, the former prosecutors at the o.j. simpson trial, this black republican said, oh, they've let the town clown have the keys to the white house. i said, ooh, chris, you're going to get in trouble and then we hear bob johnson, another friend who says, you know, we have to find common ground. so, i called my former congressman-- >> you seem to be name dropping through this whole thing. [laughter] >> and then-- >> no, he did not. she's asking about the people, i'm giving her people. so i called fume may who used to be the head of the-- while we're here the former chair of naacp, roxanne. >> she has taken over this. [applause] >> so, anyway,

wing in america the republican base was kind of you know rallied into a passionate fervor with the tea party once obama won and it was all about irrational fear of obama who were supposedly born in kenya as a muslim and was a secret muslim taking over the united states and it was going to introduce shariah law sort of crazy well now the left wing has gone the so-called left wing has done the same thing we've turned into the democrats have turned into another american huckster class so i'm going to read you this headline from the daily beast about. you know the resistance the hash tag the resistance and all of the groups that. you know the political action committees that have erupted around fighting donald trump and saving the republic from the new world order of donald trump cash for coalition against trump going into consultants pockets instead as chump ran for president the group democratic coalition against raise money promising to stop him while dedicating more than ninety percent of its expenditures to paying its own members this is around a guy on twitter called got to work and

you have your valentines tea.t to do your girlfriend and chill but not netflix but girlfriend and chill. this is way to go. this has a cute little leader suit on, and the pink, you could wear witt, super cute ness with the gray, i love it because it has pockets. if you want to make your margarita and quacamole at home but go to the movies later to see black pant error something, you could definitely do that. mikhail lah has on stripes. you can wear your strikes use two finger rule there so they are not wider then two fingers >> what happens if they are wider then two fingers. >> it accent waits your curves more than you like. >> my slender tip with that. >> and this sweater set fridays ann taylor which i love and her hat is from h and m and her sneakers are from avenue. >>> okay this will be my favorite part. >> yes. >> designer look is for -- >> it is very chic, flirty, sexy not too much let's start with molly's outfit. the ladies we want to make sure we look fantastic. we look good, feel good, also confident. mo

new warning about burning hot tea and coffee.o the doctor's office, just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home, with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day, so you can stay home. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to neulasta or neupogen (filgrastim). ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries, and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing or allergic reactions to your doctor right away. in patients with sickle cell disorders, serious, sometimes fatal crises can occur. the most common side effect is bone and muscle ache. so why go back there? if you'd rather be home, ask your doctor ab

water, tea, those posted moderate growth. in the come months coca-cola will be focusing on key products and markets. >> they have changed to smaller, like minis. because you might walk into the store and say i don't want 20 ounces but i a kind of thirsty and i do like the taste of coke so i will take a six ounce version. and they don't -- not only are they getting you to try more occasions and driving volume but oe price perce for that mini is substantially higher than if you were going to pay for a 20 ounce. >> reporter: investors in both coca-cola and rival pepsico will be watching closely to see whether each company with boost sales in the coala version, whether that'sinvesting in those lines or more in otherik items sparkling water. >>> dom set the stage for us. t aarterly earnings and talk about where the beverage giant might find growth. joining us is the equity analyst ar morning welcome. nice to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> how do you view the company overall? dominic kind of set the stage with what t

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if they drink hot tea, their risk could be higher. tea drinkers who did not drink or smoke have no significant increased risk. >>> tonight security is beefed up in south korea ahead of the olympics. the country is holding drills to prepare for threats of terrorism. ben tracy shows us. >> reporter: they have been holding drills for months, simulating everything from a hostage situation to shooting down the drone about to drop explosives on the olympic venue. the chief of police told us a terrorist attack by drone is the biggest concern. in all 21 olympic venue and facilities are being closely monitored at this command center. the 60,000 person olympic security force is about twice that deployment during the summer olympics in rio. that force includes south korean marines who have been testing their tolerance for the cold and snow down in the mountains of pyongyang. this is what's known as the joint security area of the dmz. this is where north and south meet. you literally have south korean soldiers who are staring into north korea, wh

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tea m celebration of the nation's culture.est team gb winter olympics team ever. and then entering under a neutral flag, team ever. and then entering under a neutralflag, olympic team ever. and then entering under a neutral flag, olympic athletes from russia. their presence here is highly contentious. no russian collars because russia is banned after their recent doping scandal and yet 168 of their athletes have been allowed to compete as neutrals. finally, the moment they had all been waiting for. under a flag representing the peninsular, north and south korea parading as one. joint flag—bearers from each country, the sudden boring of tensions expressed in a remarkable show of unity. it was left to the south korean president to officially open the games. there was no doubting the sentiment of the night. a dove of peace eliminating the stadium before a fitting climax, as two ice hockey players won from the north and one from the south took the olympic torch on its final journey and the lighting of the call driven. —— call —— c