top of the class is 15-year-old, alina zagitova skated beautifully. technically flawless. second youngest figure skater ever to win a gold medal and first olympic athlete from russia to win gold at these games. finished ahead of her teammate yevgenia medvedeva, also nearly perfect performance. going into tonight, two-time champion had to be considered favorite but she must settle for silver. no medals for americans in this event, including fremont's karen chen. 18-year-old stumbled more than once in free skate and fell from short program place to land in 11th position. after her skate karen told me she felt she let herself and family down, didn't show the world what she was capable of. but stepping off the ice, no doubt what was next. >> what i really did learn is it's about the experience and process. i learned so much and skating on olympic ice made me realize i want to go another four years. >> reporter: other americans, mirai nagasu and bradie tennell know what she's going through. ninth and tenth places but both have a medal from the team competition. american fans wh

but tonight, alina zagitova is an olympic gold medalist. she'll be remembered as one of the the great skaters. >> this olympic event here was one of the best ever. watching those two girls, two women skate like that, wow. >> kaetlyn osmond rounding out the top three. so you do everything that you came to do, and yet you don't get to the top. but kaetlyn osmond, a bronze medal, first medal since jonni rochette. and it's alina zagitova, the gold medalist here in pyeongchang. this is so exciting, dave! hey gus, meet tucker... . awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke... yep...ten times the fun. sorta like this... ahhh, ten times the bucks. it's one of the new times the bucks games from the pennsylvania lottery. with millions in prizes! hot diggity dog! keep on scratchin'! oh, that's lovely...so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. wha

but it wasn't enough, her fellow russian skater, 15-year-old alina zagitova had also been flawless. >etting a 10% advantage for waiting to do her hardest jumps. in the end, her final score just over a point higher than her teammate. evgenia was left with silver. evgenia, one point. just one point. >> this is one point. but this is really so much. i think i must do so big work. >> reporter: the american skaters likely feel they need some work, as well. >> her crown jewel of her th program. >> reporter: mirai mag snagasu stopped short of doing the triple axle, that she landed last week. later joking that she was trying out for "dancing with the stars." nagasu held tight to the bronze medal she won a few days ago in the team event. >> i did my triple axle and i made history. >> reporter: nerves seemed to get the best of newcomer bradie tennell. i'm not done skating. i think i've just barely started. i'm excited to see what's in store. >> reporter: but the u.s. women will have to figure out some way to beat the russians. finishi ining 9th, 10th and 11t they fell short of the competition.

alina zagitova could rejoice, second youngest figure skating champion in olympic history.an athlete from russia, competing here as neutrals after the country was found guilty of state—sponsored doping, there are national anthem and flag replaced by olympic equivalents. for britain, the besieged of a record fifth medal resumed in the curling arena, traditionally a happy hunting ground. even your head, her team and their supporters looking to at least emulate the bronze medal won in the saatchi games four years ago but a semifinal against sweden beat them in the groups would not be straightforward and the scandinavians made the better start. commentator: that is out. curling often commentator: that is out. curling ofte n co m es commentator: that is out. curling often comes down to the smallest of margins, soon, a moment of muirhead brilliance, britain were level, three apiece at the half level. well done, even muirhead! however, sweden regained momentum and raced into a convincing lead, 8—3 up with three ends to go. british hopes resting on thin ice. in the last couple of m

terminator, she's undefeated for two years, she gets to the europeans recently and she loses to alina zagitovae reigning junior world champion. that's how good she is they're both so great. anything can happen in the long program. they'll probably skate clean and it will be up to the judges to see where they reward those elements and how much extra they give on the well-performed. it will be exciting as always and beautifully skated. >> thank you, scott. >> you always get us excited. the ladies' free skate is tomorrow night. >>> we're going to head over to mr. roker for another check of the weather. >> how you doing? let's talk about some of the heat and some of the cold we're talking and looking at as we check the jet stream. you can see it's frigid out west. a dividing line, warming in the east. the temperatures, it's 22 degrees in minneapolis. 42 in detroit. then 73 in roanroanoke. and 77 in knoxville. tomorrow and thursday, look at the temperatures, they start to drop down from minneapolis to boston. pittsburgh, roanoke still warm and knoxville and heading into friday, that cool air really

alina zagitova did not miss a thing. she is just 15 years old. la landing jumps with ease.he broke a record and in the free skate, shocked her teammate 18-year-old medvedeva to take the gold. i caught up with the most dominant alpine skier mikaela shiffrin. she took gold and silver to add to the gold she had in sochi. as a top athlete, we have the triggers to get you in the mental space. i found out mikaela's which is wrapping to eminem. >> i'm not particularly good at wrappira rapping. i just wear these around. i know i have one of my go-to songs to get pumped up was an eminem song. i was listening to the lyrics. this needs to get me psyched up. it worked. i started mouthing the words and all of my races i'm listening to that song and mouthing the words. i probably look insane. i look like i'm talking to myself. i'm singing that song. that's what i'm doing. >> fascinating to get inside the mind of an olympic champ. >> reporter: later tonight, one thing to watch, alex and christine, snowboard. red gerraard is looking to take home another medal. >> thank you. michael phelps

what a performance today from the 15—year—old russian figure skater alina zagitova who won the first short programme, she produced an impeccable routine in the free dance, beating training partner and reigning world champion yevgenia medvedeva to silver. she was clearly disappointed not to get that gold. she was the favourite going into it but zagitova earns her own slice of olymnpic history at just 15 years old. good evening, three minutes to midnight, we can probably say we have made it to the weekend. what does the weather had in store? it will look pretty nice, should be a decent looking weekend to get out and about, this is how it looked to weather in shropshire. you will need to be papley dress for the conditions over the weekend because it is going to be cold, a bitter easterly wind, sharp overnight frosts and that is what most of us will see through the rest of the night. the blue colours on the chart indicating where we will see two bridges below freezing. those tunbridge is holding up a little bit across northern ireland, because we will have more cloud here but this shimme

alina zagitova is the gold medalist. >> down goes vonn one last time in the olympic downhill.

it could be one of the performances of the games so far — the 15 year old russian skater alina zagitovaord actually tumbled twice as she beat compatriot evgenia medvedeva's earlier score, who is just 18 herself and looked favourite for gold. and there was a tearful goodbye from skier lindsey vonn who took bronze in the women's downhill in her last ever games. at 33, the american became the oldest woman to claim a winter olympics alpine skiing medal. vonn has struggled with injury, and was clearly emotional as she bid farewell to her olympic career. it was intense, and i think mostly it was intense because ijust wanted to win for my gram —— grandpa. it's my last olympic downhill race. i really want to keep racing forever, but i can't. so,... but i can't. knowing really want to keep racing forever, but i can't. knowing your family, your grandfather would be so happy that you went out there and did your best. i hope so. and billy proud to walk away with a medal. it may not be gold and i'm sure a lot of people will say that i should've gotten a gold, but you know what? it's so hard to win o

alina zagitova. carolina kostner. >> from a 15-year-old we go to a 31-year-old veteran.taly. we've been watching her for so many years. she's one of the all time great artists on the ice. still around. back once again. she won a bronze medal in sochi in 2014. she says, i still feel like a little girl, privileged and honored to be here. ♪ ♪ >> she needs this to be a triple triple, only a triple double. ♪ >> fortunate hand down there on the triple loop. carolina's strength is in the program components. in the past she has trouble technically, it will still come through on the components. at this level of competition, how strongly her main rivals have performed. she couldn't afford any mistakes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> her skating skills, her artistry is like no other. the relationship to her music, it's beyond. she is a true artist, but there's two scores here, and this is a competition. that would have been a lovely performance at a show. >> it just does not have the technical content to compete with the current top three. yes, her skating is beautiful, yes her jumps are beautiful, it

in the ladies figure skating, russia's15—year—old alina zagitova is the favourite.an. in curling, the final rounds for a place in the semi finals are underway. team gb women outplayed the reigning world and olympic champions canada, but their victory was only assured in the very final game. the hosts korea are already through. the men from team gb face the usa. the queen has attended london fashion week for the first time in her 66 year reign. she sat in the front row of a show by an up—and—coming designer richard quinn, next to the woman often hailed as the queen of fashion, vogue magazine's anna wintour. virginia langeberg reports. it was the queen's first visit to london fashion week and, of course, her majesty made a show—stopping entrance, bringing the audience to their feet. after a few introductory words with the vip guests, it was time to settle in. those beside the monarch were conscious to follow royal protocol before taking their seats. then it was showtime. big and bold designs lit up the runway. no crowds on this catwalk, but at least some helmets to he

women's figure skating competition at the winter olympics, finishing first and second. 15-year-old alina zagitovahome an award. in the overall count, norway and germany are tied on top with 13 gold medals for each country. canada has won 10, the u.s., 8, and canada, 7. >>> president trump's daughter ivanka arrived in south korea this morning. she'll lead in sunday's olympic closing ceremonies. she said the u.s. delegation is looking to reaffirm its commitment with south korea. meanwhile there have been many olympic moments in the south korean games. dana jacobson is in south korea with a look back. good morning, dana. >> good morning, anne-marie. from the opening ceremonies to the u.s. women's hockey team winning gold, there have been plenty of iconic images at this game, but an image doesn't have to be iconic for it to go viral, and some of those may be the ones we treasure most. from unique modes of transportation shown off by the swiss to brazen team uniforms courtesy of norway, the olympics have had their fair share of viral images. messages to movie nods. a storybook moment. even something t

figure skating competition of the winter olympics belonged to two russian teenagers. 15-year-old alina zagitova won gold as medvedeva took silver. no medals this time for the three american women but they still take home a bronze they won in the team event. >> i'm one of the people on the team and i did my triple axel and i made history. it's been after that program, i was ready to go home. >> reporter: a u.s. medal is guaranteed today in curling where for the first time american men compete in the gold medal match against sweden. three americans will look to continue our winning stream in snowboarding tonight in men's big air. and cross-country gold medalist jesse die diggins will carry th flag at the closing ceremony after getting the most votes from the athletes. when i producer went to the curling team yesterday he asked them about all the pressure they're facing going into this high-stakes match later on today. they said, no, we were facing elimination every single game we played this week, we can take the heat on this one. we like that attitude. >> i think i'm ready for curling competitio

it came in the women's singles figure skating as 15—year—old alina zagitova. to be changed so medics would be able to assume consent had been given by a potential adult organ donor, unless they've said otherwise. the former england footballer andy cole is supporting the bill after having a kidney transplant in 2013 at the age of 43. the kidney was donated by andy's nephew, alexander palmer. i spoke to the pair earlier in the programme about how the transplant process changed their lives. i appreciate everything he has done for me and what he has gone through, the pain he has gone through, to see me recover than alex did at the time because i remember when i left hospital i left him in the hospital. i remember saying, if i could change it, i would do, because i did not want to see him in that pain, first and foremost. fortunately he came round and that is why we are sitting in front of you now. alex, can you tell me about the journey, andy's journey from the moment he was diagnosed to the point where you decided to donate your own kidney? for me it was a straig

in the ladies figure skating, russia's15—year—old alina zagitova, is the favourite.deva and canada's gabrielle daleman. and just in case you missed the news from day 11, team gb‘s elise christie, afterfalling again, was disqualified in her 100—metre short track heat, ending her chances of a medal at the games. these are second olympics that have ended with christie failing to complete her events. virtual reality is being used to warn people in australia about the dangers of bushfires. a simulation showing what happens if you don't leave your property is being trialled in the state of victoria, which suffered the country's worst—ever fires in 2009, known as black saturday. our correspondent, hywel griffith, went to see the impact the vr is having. as the embers land and the panic sets in, this is what it feels like to be in a bushfire. it may be virtual, but this video shows the real consequences of not leaving early and making the wrong choice. that was scary! shaking. it was so bad. pretty scary? yeah. it made you think you were actually facing a fire? yeah, i could

seconds later, the record was a better again, this time by her 15—year—old training programme at alina zagitovas ski cross is one of the winter olympic‘s most disruptive sports. it is also canada's event. they have taken gold in both games that since it was added to the programme. kelsey led from start to finish with her compatriot britney taking the silver. and while canada was sumptuous on the slope they were the men electric on the ice. the dutchman finished fastest to take gold, but only just. staying with the winter games, the international olympic committee is due to decide whether russian athletes will be allowed to march under their national flag at the closing ceremony. in the last couple of days, a curler and a bobsledder from russia have tested positive for banned substances and the man who exposed the russian doping scandal told the bbc that the ioc is facing the most important moment in its history. he's been speaking exclusively to our sports editor, dan roan. it's one of sport's greatest scandals. russian cheating reached its height at the last winter games in sochi. the mastermi

a stunning gold in the women's singles figure skating for the 15—year—old alina zagitova, who had a worldutine in the free dance here. her training partner, the two—time reigning world champion yevgenia medvedeva, though, clearly upset with her silver medal as she was the favourite going into it but a fanstic moment for young zagitova and of course a slice of olymnpic history for her. staying with the olympic athletes from russia, their men's ice hockey team are through to the final after a 3—0 win over the czech republic at the gangneung hockey centre. the other semifinal is taking place now. germany are leading against canada. they are into the second of three periods. the final will take place on sunday. in the women's ski cross overnight, britain's emily sarsfield got through her first heat on final‘s day. that was thanks in part to a big crash for one of her opponents. but sadly, she was knocked out in the next race. still, a great achievement from emily given she's had no st eventuallyichievement st eventually ichievementl the upset multiple , ,.,,.,,, st eventually ichievementl the

but the day's most dazzling display came from a 15—year—old — the extraordinary alina zagitova.ld record score for this routine suggests one may not be far away. andy swiss, bbc news, pyeongchang. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. you can call it the beast from the east or siberian shivers, but we have some cold weather on the way. especially through the weekend and into next week. the high pressure is with us at the moment. tonight it just means a lot of fine weather. thinning cloud and a widespread frost. some mist and freezing fog possible in northern england and the midlands. some decent brightness first thing on thursday. the cloud tending to thicken as the day goes which. by. some drizzle in western scotla nd which. by. some drizzle in western scotland and northern ireland. the easterly wind starting to strengthen in the south. the wind stronger again on friday a sunnier day on friday. the high pressure keeping our weather fronts at bay. the high pressure will be with us through the weekend. so more dry and fair weather. but that high is building and ext

the women's single free skating saw alina zagitova of olympic athletes from russia come out on top.g cross winds hampered progress in the snowboarding, twice delaying the start of the women's slopestyle final. in the closing stages, the usa's jamie anderson tops the field of 26 riders at phoenix snow park. a look now at the medal table and as it stands, the recently released movie padmaavat is one of india's most expensive films ever made. it's also been one of its most controversial. a cast member received death threats, cinemas were vandalised and the director of the film was assaulted. bollywood star shahid kapoor plays one of the main characters. he spoke to us about the movie and the reaction it's received. movies are a huge part of a democracy, you know? it's very important to be open to different views, so i think padmaavat today has fought that battle and it's come out winning because it has finally made it out there and it's received so much love. i think all of us who were on the film were very surprised with how much it had to deal with before it could finally make it out

but perhaps the day's greatest achievement belonged to a 15—year—old, the remarkable alina zagitova winninghese games so, come the presentation, no national flag and a neutral anthem. an unusual ceremony for an extraordinary teenage talent. andy swiss, bbc news, pyeongchang. this time next week, mhollywood will be rolling out the red carpet for the oscars. ballots are being cast right now and one of the contenders in the foreign language category is a film starring a transgender actress. a fantastic woman comes from chile and is being hailed as a landmark film. set in santiago, marina is at the centre of a fantastic woman. her older boyfriend has died suddenly. as a transgender woman she faces hostility from doctors and the police. her partner's family reject her, didn't want her at the funeral. she retains her dignity. she stands her ground and does not give in. marina is portrayed by the chilean tra nsgender actress daniela vega. she plays a woman who inhabit the world very different to harome. —— her own. of course i am tra nsgender, but my life is completely different. i have the opport

but perhaps the day's greatest achievement belonged to a 15—year—old, the remarkable alina zagitova winningned from these games so, come the presentation, no national flag and a neutral anthem. an unusual ceremony for an extraordinary teenage talent. andy swiss, bbc news, pyeongchang. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. welcome to sportsday, the headlines, a first six nations win of 2018 for france and our first with the match played outside paris. demonstrations at hull city in the championship, we will have more. and great britain's women miss out on olympic in gold but they will compete for the bronze tomorrow. the third round of the six nations championship is under way and france beating italy in marseille this evening. the first time they have played a six nations home game away from paris and they have the perfect start at the stade velodrome in marseille. france off the mark with an early try through paul gabriella is butt ugly responded with a penalty try of their own which saw them take the lead. this was a rare moment of free—f

in the ladies' figure skating russia's15—year—old alina zagitova is the favourite.a and canada's gabrielle daleman. and you can of course stay right up to date with all of the latest updates and results and on our website. just head to bbc.com/news or download the app. the queen has attended london fashion week for the first time in her 66—year reign. she sat in the front row of a show by an up—and—coming designer richard quinn, next to the woman often hailed as the queen of fashion, vogue magazine's anna wintour. virginia langeberg reports. it was the queen's first visit to london fashion week and, of course, her majesty made a showstopping entrance, bringing the audience to their feet. after a few introductory words with the vip guests, it was time to settle in. those besides the monarch were conscious to follow royal protocol before taking their seats. then it was showtime. big and bold designs lit up the runway, no crowds on this catwalk but at least some helmets to help hide any potential nerves. never before has london fashion week's famous power front row see

the extraordinary alina zagitova. absolutely glorious! but her new world record suggests that could change. slightly less graceful, the ski cross which delivered its usual brand of chaos. oh, it's gone! an early crash left only two men standing in the final with canada's brady leman edging the gold. but in the last few hours, british hopes in the bobsleigh have taken a bump. mica mcneil and mica moore, who relied on crowdfunding to help their preparations, were sixth overnight but after a poor third run, their medal prospects seemed to be over. the third run dropped them down to eighth place going into theirfinal run. so it seems britain will not add to their medal tally today but will able be hoping the coders can do so over the next few days. in the last few minutes it has denounced the american evangelist billy graham has died. he was 99 and had been suffering from parkinson's disease for several years. we look back at his life. there are problems that face us tonight that will never be solved unless we bring them to the lord jesus chr

form is to tell you about from pyeongchang today, that of the 15—year—old russian figure skater alina zagitovaia. after a world record in her short programme she produced an impeccable routine in the free dance. in doing so, beating training partner and reigning world champion yevgenia medvedeva to silver. you can see how disappointed she was not to get gold. she was the favourite going into it but zagitova earns her own slice of olympic history at just 15 years old. some other lines today. germany's men shocked the reigning champions canada to reach the ice hockey final. they will play the 0ar team in the gold medal match after they beat the czech republic. another russian athlete has tested positive for a banned substance at the games. the russian bobsleigh federation confirmed nadezhda sergeeva, who finished 12th in the two—woman bob, is under investigation. she is one of 168 russian athletes allowed to compete as neutrals, despite the country's ban. the man who exposed the russian doping scandal has given his first international broadcast interview to the bbc. evidence from whistle—blower

you look at these two women, okay, evgenia medvedeva, this is alina zagitova right here.ple lutz and triple flip, which is difficult. look at the arm position, above the head, which is difficult. and the flow out of it, it's perfect. the spins and everything else. medvedeva is a little different. she is more of an artist. zagitova is more in the classics. medvedeva is more dramatic. she's undefeated for two years and she gets to the europeans recently and loses to zagitova, first year in seniors. zagitova is the reigning junior world champion. that's how good she is. and they're both so great, anything can happen in the long program. they'll probably skate clean and it will be up to the judges to see where they reward the elements and how much extra they give on the well performed. it will be exciting as always. >> i know. >> and beautifully skated. >> thank you, scott. >> you always get us excited. the ladies' free skate is tomorrow night. >>> we're going to go over to mr. roker for another check of the weather. >> let's talk about this heat and cold we're talking and lo

our three skaters were beaten by a 15 year old russian: alina zagitova won the gold.ricans finished 9th 10th and 11th.. ( darya )mirai nagasu knew she wasn't going to medal the moment she fell doing her famed triple axel, but she didnt' care.. the only thing she cares about now is getting on dancing with the stars. in fact she says she saw her olympic routine as her audition and that's why she smiled for the cameras. there've been more than a dozen olympians on the show.. gymnasts, swimmers, skaters.. nancy kerrigan.. kristi yamaguchi..dorothy hammil.. ( darya ) dorothy hamil haircut!!! anyone?? 1976??? nobody knows what i'm talking about because they dont' even know chevy chase.. apparently he was in a road rage incident in new york with a car full of 20 somethings.. the kids told the cops some old guy went nuts on them and said.. do you know who i am? it actually came to blows on the side of the road.. it was and only after, when the cops told the millenials his name that they googled him.. oh yeah! vacation.. caddyshack.. they say he didnt' look like he did in the

the 15—year—old alina zagitova ssaid she would be willing to carry it after winning the oar team, therenia medvedeva her team mate clearly upset with her silver medal. she was the favourite going into it but a fantastic moment for young zagitova and of course a slice of olympic history for her. staying with the olympic athletes from russia, their men's ice hockey team are through to the final after a 3—0 win over the czech republic. in the other semifinal — canada, gold medallists in 2010 and 2014, were beaten by germany. it's not been a great tournament for the canadians, their womens team were also defending champions and lost in the semis yesterday. huge upset, germany not known for their ice hockey prowess. arsenal will face ac milan in the last 16 of the europa league. the draw was made in lyon this afternoon. the first game will take place at the san siro on march eighth. the italian giants will travel to london for the second leg a week later. and one piece of transfer news, west ham have agreed to sell jose fonte to chinese super league club dalian yifang for around £5 million.

alina zagitova barely bested her training partner edging out for the gold. that, 15 years old. she was only in like fifth grade in the last olympics. norway leads in the overall medal count, canada second, germany and then usa with 21 medals total. >>> for a drexel university story, it might be impressive. they were losing 53-19. before the end of the first half against delaware. with our math wizards out there, that's -- >> 34. >> 34-point deficit. the drexel players must have thought, that's a nice lead that you have there, delaware. it would be a shame if something really bad happened and we made a huge comeback. they began the second half with an 18-point run. they came back and they won. 85-83. now, the reason we're telling you all this, that sets the record for the largest comeback victory in men's division 1 history. caps off to drexel. >>> and capping off our sports coverage, the reigning nba champions, the golden state warriors, are set to visit the nation's capital. president trump withdrew the now traditional invitation after several players, incl

alina zagitova executing seemingly with ease. she broke a world record.down a two-time world champ to take gold. let's get your medal count. norway continuing domination with 36 overall. u.s. jumping up to fourth. and this just in. speed skater four-time olympic medalist shawnee davis, who voiced displeasure of not being selected as flag bearer finished seventh in the 1,000 meter and will walk away with these games without a medal. alisyn? >> wow. okay, coy, that was quite an update on all of that. thank you very much. let's talk about the disgusting conspiracy theories that crockpots are spread building the school shooting in parkland. we dig deeper next. ♪ when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums directv gives you more for your thing. your top-rated thing. that five stars, two thumbs up, 12-out-of-10, would recommend thing. because if you only want the best thing, you get the #1 thing.

it went to 15-year-old figure skater alina zagitova in the s women's frte. teammate, evgenia medvedeva, took silver. separately, a second russian athlete at the games, a female bobsledder, has w tested positive for doping. still to come on the newshour: we examine some of the proposals to prevent mass shooting a former trump campaaide pleads guilty, and plans to cooperate in the russia investigation. david brooks and ruth marcus give their take on national gun debate. and, much more. >> woodruff: in the aftermath of the school shooting in florida, ths been discussion about a number of ways to prevent a repeat of these tragedies, from arming teachers, to stricter gun laws, and addressing people with mental and emotional problems. but preventing violence by using mental health records is more complicated than many realize. for example, posting a disturbing message on social media does not necessarily mean an indidual has a mental health concern, and someone treated and agnosed for a specific illness may never turn up in the federal ecckground system. to help l

and second place for them — kelsey serwa and brittany phelan with gold and silver. 15—year—old alina zagitova'd beaten her and was left in tears as she fell just short. as you know, we like to make sure you're across everything that's going on in pyeongchang. this is rather lovely. well, team gb snowboarder billy morgan's daily commute from the olympic village to the slopes is pretty impressive. here he is on a scooter making his way from his apartment to the athletes‘ bus. impressive stuff — so much so that his fellow snowboarder jamie nicholls decided to film and edit it so we could all marvel at billy's skills. he goes in the final of the big air at one o'clock uk time tomorrow. with balance like that, he's sure to win gold! football briefly, oh dear, salty‘s european dream is over i'm afraid, they crashed out of the europe league last night after a 3—1 aggregate defeat against st petersburg. and henriquesside had led 1—0 in the first leg but conceded three goals in a disappointing performance at home. arsenal survived a real scare. leading 3—0 from the first leg against ostersunds fk of s

on the final day of figure skating the russian women were flawless. 15-year-old alina zagitova won the first gold of these russian games. all three american skaters struggled including mirai nagasu who completed just half a turn instead of her signature triple axle. but team usa is still reliving its silver win over canada. >> we're so proud be sitting up here. the greatest moment of our lives. >> the team showed off their gold medal, the first for the u.s. in 20 years. >> what have downtown withhe la? >> i took it off to get a couple of hour of sleep and it's been on the nightstand the entire time. >> you do not let it out of your sight? >> not at all pong challenge is going to hand off the olympic torch to the next olympic host, beijing in 2020. >>> ahead, a former store operations manager shares her account, how she says >>> one colorado science teacher said carrying a gun is part of his job. >>> ahead we visit a school that's already had the debate over arming teachers and have decided that's the right thing to do. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." are you one sneeze away from

alina zagitova is 15 years old. alina is the upstart who could take gold away.are girls, we are young girls. we can talk about everything to each other. >> on the ice it's a different story. >> every competition, i feel like a little war. yes, this is -- this is sports. this is war. >> yes, your friend is competing here, but you must fight. >> the big jumping pass, triple flip, triple toe. >> in the short program yevgenia pulled off a flawless performance with her signature combination of power and artistry. she set a record with her score. up came alina, who has the hardest combination of the competition. >> so difficult going off the edge. after that triple lutz, very solid. >> she nailed it, breaking the record her teammate set just minutes before. >> is it fair to say that right now alina is in yevgenia's head? >> yes, that's very fair to say. when i first saw yevgenia, i thought she doesn't miss, she doesn't make a mistake, she's perfect. what i didn't anticipate was that next was perfecter. you know? >> in women's figure skating, russia only has one olympi

. >> reporter: 15-year-old alina zagitova won russia's first gold of these games. all three american skaters struggled, including mirai nagasu. >> her crown jewel of this program. >> reporter: who completed just half a turn instead of her signature triple axel. but team usa is still reliving its thrilling win over canada. >> we're so proud to be sitting up here. greatest moment of our lives. >> reporter: the team showed off their gold medals. the first for the usa in 20 years. what have you done with that in the last 24 hours? >> i took it off when i got a couple of hours of sleep and it was on the night stand but it's been on the entire time. >> reporter: you're not going to let it out of your sight? >> not at all. >> reporter: i would not take it off either. the closing ceremonies happened this weekend in the stadium right back here. pyeongchang is going to hand off the olympic torch to the next olympic host, that will be beijing 2022. gayle. >> thank you, ben. >>> the beauty chain ulta is responding to claims it resold used products as new. ahead, a former store

when you look at this tape right here, 15-year-old russian figure skate ah alina zagitova nabbing theold medal for the russians in these olympics, zagitova became the second youngest olympic gold medalist by 28 days in the women's singles event, behind american tara lipinski back in 1998 she was awesome. also, earlier we spoke to skier mikaela shiffrin who won two medals here in pyeongchang, just about a number of weather-related challenges which, carl, you know so well about. we asked her how she dealt with all of the big changes to her schedule. >> i would say that was the hardest part probably for all of the alpine athletes, but for the girls who were racing the slalom and the giant slalom, we were, you know, up and ready to go really for five days in a row, and then finally were able to race we were going from being ready the race giant slalom to being ready to race slalom then back to giant slalom and back to slalom every day you wake up and you're in the zone, you're in race mode, and you're still using that mental energy even if you get nothing out of the day so it is still jus

athlete from russia — a stunning gold in the women's singles figure skating for the 15—year—old alina zagitova, but a fanstic moment for young zagitova and of course a slice of 0lymnpic history for her. kjeld nuis from the netherlands has added the 1,000 metres speed skating title to the gold medal he won in the 1,500 metres. it's the first time the reigning world champion at this distance has claimed olympic gold. he was in the last pair to race, beating the time of norway's havard lorentzen byjust four hundredths of a second. and there was a brilliant final in the ski cross as canada continued their dominance of the event. first and second place for them — kelsey serwa and brittany phelan with gold and silver. that is all the spot for now, back with more in the next hour. thanks very much. ajury has been hearing evidence of the trial of two men accused of causing death by dangerous driving after a crash on the m1 last year. eight people travelling in the same minibus were killed. 0ur correspondent is at spreading crown court. what has been said? -- reading crown court. this accident happened

skating the two top spots going to the russians, 18-year-old evgen evgenia medvedeva and alin alina zagitovaoth winning there. zagitova got gold. th brady tinnal, karen chen and this 15-year-old girl was extraordinary. what she was doing the whole time was putting all of her jumps at the end so the first half of what you do on the ice was effectively she would skate around it was beautiful basically you get 10% premium by doing all the jumps once you get to the second half because arguably your legs are more tired. and if you put your hands up in the air there's a greater premium. that's what she did that's how she won and beat her older partner. extraordinary evening. not for the americans but for her. ending the games on a more successful note, mikaela shiffrin, the 22-year-old leaving with two olympic medals. a gold in giant slalom and a silver in alpine she told us what she found was the most challenging about the olympics >> besides this olympics with the schedule changes, the most difficult thing is how much more media -- everything is more intense. everything, every word you say, ever

it came in the women's singles figure skating with 15—year—old alina zagitova.edeva. and arsenal draw one of europe's big names in the last 16 of the europa league — with a first leg at the san siro against ac milan. i'll be back with more on those stories. an armed policeman in florida has resigned from his job after a video showed him standing outside the school where 17 people were shot dead by a former pupil last week. scott peterson arrived 90 seconds after the attack began, but didn't go inside immediately to confront the gunman. charlotte gallagher reports. there was chaos as pupils ran to escape a gunman indiscriminately shooting teachers and students with an assault rifle. the school's football coach, who was shot dead, has been hailed a hero for throwing himself in front of a child to protect them. now it's emerged that an armed police officer was at the high school but stood outside as the shooting took place. deputy scot peterson has resigned after being suspended. the area's sheriff said peterson should have acted. scot peterson was absolutely on—ca