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. e find us on what's app or you can use or hash tag a.j. news. thank you for that. couple of questions or issues coming up to do with yemen on the live stream today on facebook alexander's us what kind of person is being put on m.b.'s that is mohamed bin someone of course in saudi arabia to resolve the yemeni war but it's coming from michael which i find quite interesting thank you michael for getting in touch with us yemen is not at war people are at war and they're using yemen as their battleground and the saudi blockade and that is what a lot of people would tell you as well that it is almost this is a phrase which if you use the proxy war or at least a proxy battleground between in this case saudi arabia and iran so thank you for bringing in your questions and your comments on yemen there on any of the topics that you've seen on the news good today the hashtag is. good of course. joining us in a moment to talk sport we're going to hear of course flows from the winter olympics but the volunteers as well one braving the cold to make these

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. >> reporter: raj, we were talking about a.j. edelman. he used to work at oracle until he quit after having what he called an early midlife crisis. he decided to become a skeleton athlete for the country of israel. the fact that they didn't have a skeleton program and he had never done it before, minor details, because he made it. it's an accomplishment he wears proudly on his helmet, just not at these games. >> samson accomplished an impossible task. >> reporter: in the biblical story of samson, he destroys an entire temple when all think he has lost his strength. >> that for me was a huge image. >> reporter: it is what a.j. edelman wants everyone to see as he slides head first down the skeleton track at 80 miles per hour. he says it fueled him to do the impossible. like quitting a high-paying job and deciding, without any prior experience, to try to compete in the olympics in a sport he had never tried. impossible is what the experts said. >> he's not equipped for the sport, he doesn't have the correct skill set, he will never be a true

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