coming up on this programme... 17—year—old american red gerard is the star on day two of the winter olympicssouth korea, taking gold in the slopestyle snowboarding. no joy forjose, as manchester united lose at newcastle in the english premier league. and big wave surfing in portugal as 25 to 30 foot waves pose problems for some, but not for others. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start in south korea and red gerard was the star on day two of the winter olympics in pyeongchang. the teenage snowboarder won gold in the slope style on a day when seven gold medals were at stake — as nick marshall mccormack reports. it isa it is a mark of redmond gerard's standing in slopestyle snowboarding that at the age of 17, he was regarded as a favourite. when the moment of glory had passed and he was at the centre of the world's media, the youth was what struck. was at the centre of the world's media, the youth was what struckm was crazy, it was really wild to me that i got first place, it was jawdropping. hard to believe even? yeah, iam jawdropping. hard to believe even? yeah, i am still havin

coming up on this programme... 17—year—old american red gerard is the star on day two of the winter olympicsose, as manchester united lose at newcastle in the english premier league. and big wave surfing in portugal as 25 to 30 foot waves pose problems for some, but not for others. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start in south korea and red gerard was the star on day two of the winter olympics in pyeongchang. the teenage snowboarder won gold in the slope style on a day when seven gold medals were at stake — as nick marshall mccormack reports. it isa it is a mark of

at the age ofjust 17, american red gerard spinning to snowboarding gold, a teenage triumph to light up the highlights of the winter olympics on the bbc website. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. now it is time for 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 mark kermode, as ever. so mark, what do we have this week? we have black panther, which opens on tuesday. we have pad man, based on a true, inspiring story. and 50 shades freed — it all comes to an end. hmm. black panther, why isn't it opening until tuesday? the can we start by explaining that? can we start by explaining that? i presume it is because it will give it a long opening weekend. it has been eagerly awaited. at the beginning of the film — it is an incredibly technologically advanced society and they must keep their secrets away from the rest of the world in case it falls into the wrong hands. inevitably, to some extent it does. the movie pays great attention to character and detail. but it doesn't skimp on the acti

she joined fellow american red gerard as the youngest gold medalist in the olympic snow boarding history. wow. ben tracy is in pyeongchang with a look at u.s. mastery on the mountain, ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so chloe kim was good enough to make the olympic team four years ago in sochi but she was just 13, so she was too young to compete. she is now a much older 17 and you could say she's waited a lifetime for this olympic moment. >> she is the queen of the pipe. >> reporter: by the time chloe kim dropped in for her final run, she had already won the gold medal. >> this is a glory run. >> reporter: and she made the most of it. the first woman to land back-to-back 1080s in the olympics. >> let's see the second, chloe. >> reporter: proving she's worthy of her halfpipe hype. the phenom from torrence, california, soared above the rest of the field, grabbing gold by nearly 10 points. >> 98.25, chloe kim, your olympic champion. >> reporter: team u.s. arrial gold took the bronze. for kim, it is sweet, her parents are immigrants. >> knowing we all worked really hard to get t

some companies are saying that's bad for american business. >>> and red gerard the youngest olympic snowboarder comes to studio 57. the 17-year-old gold medalist will talk about that historic win wearing his roommate's jacket. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> are you nikolas jacob cruz? >> yes, i am. >> he showed multiple warning signs. >> we are hurting and hurting back. >> president trump, we need action. these kids need this now. >>> authorities in washington state arrested a high schooler after a grandmother found plans for his attack on a high school. >> four immigration bills including one backed by president trump. >> steve bannon refused to answer some questions from the house intelligence committee as part of its russian probe. >> it will be our recommendation to our leadership that we initiate contempt proceedings. >>> in western new york a train derailment that caused a big fuel spill. >> the cause is under investigation. >>> all that -- >> he becomes the first skater to land a triple. >> -- and all that matters. >> we

some of the companies say that is bad for american business. >> and red gerard, the youngest male olympic snow board champion ever, comes to studio 57. the 17-year-old gold medalist will talk about that historic win wearing his roommate's jacket. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> are you nikolas jacob cruz? >> yes, ma'am. >> you are charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> the alleged florida shooter showed multiple warning signs. >> we are hurting and hurting bad. no parent should ever have to bury a child. >> president trump, action, we need it now! these kids need safety now! >> authorities in washington state arrested a high school student after his grandmother said she found plans for an attack on his school. >> the so-called dreamers left in limbo. >> the senate blocked four immigration bills including one backed by president trump. >> steve bannon refused to answer some questions from the house intelligence committee. as part of its russia probe. >> it will be our recommendation to our leadership that we initiate c

the leap of faith good enough to lift the americans to bronze in team skating, but it was a baby faced snowboarder red gerard who took home the first gold for the u.s. roaring back from last place in the slopestyle event. he's also the youngest american male to win gold in nearly a century. just 17. what do you do now? >> ah -- >> reporter: besides graduate high school, as you said. >> yeah, that's first. >> reporter: snowboarder jamie anderson grabbing gold, defending her olympic title. the 27-year-old from california achieving that feat for the first time ever amid wind so fierce, some events had to be canceled. american chris mazdzer's making history, also. he'd been in a years long slump coming into the games, barely breaking the top 20. for him, it was rock bottom. >> it's a breakthrough in this capacity at this event is just unbelievable. >> reporter: winning silver, the first medal ever for american men in the single luge. adam rippon nearly flawless, yet placing third behind two skaters who fell. we were with his mom, kelly, when he facetimed and guess who else showed up? his roommate, mirai nagasu.

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 gerardg 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. >> we're like the sloth. >>> former nfl quarterback tal a possible comeback. he talked about his former heard-partying lifestyle with abc's t.j. holmes saying he was cut by the cleveland browns two years ago. now he says his heavy drinking led to his depression and worse. >> i was self-medicating with alcohol. that's what i th

red gerard. gerard is the youngest american man since 1928 to become a winter olympic champion. >> the first olympics, and i made it onto the podium. that's all i could ask for. that's awesome. >> reporter: the american figure skating team also shining in pyongya pyongya pyeongchang, taking home the bronze from skaters left off the team in sochi, including adam rippon who garnered headlines by refusing a meeting with vice president pence. mirai nagasu, the first to land a triple axel in olympic competition. in men's luge, a major upsit. two-time defending gold medalist felix loch of on germany failing to even place. american chris mazdzer win won silver. norway leading the way with eight in total. then canada with six. germany and netherlands with five. the united states in fifth. the u.s. has the largest delegation ever in the winter olympics, 242 to be exact. >> really exciting start. there is other news. >> there is very important news. coy, you put a little information out on the old social media over the weekend about a big development for your family. congratulations. >> wife clare, beautiful.

americans will move on. kyle mack, chris corning and slopestyle gold medalist red gerard landed all landed backslide triple 1440sck posting the highest score. the u.s. men's hockey team was eliminated by the czech republic in a close game that ended 3-2 after a shoot-out but the women's hockey team will play canada for the gold medal. >>> in figure skating, the ladies short program didn't go well with all three suffering stumbles. mirai nagasu is the best hope for a medal currently in ninth. karen chen in tenth and bradie tennell in 11th. if the american women want to win a medal, they have to pull off a nathan chen. the male skater who jumped from 17th to 5th place because of a strong second performance. kendis, diane. >> but he still didn't medal after all that thanks to alex. lindsey vonn made it official saying that was her final olympic downhill race. >>> all right. a look at the medals count, norway is riding high with 30 medals in total, then you have germany, canada and the netherlands. team usa is tied with france at 13 medals each. >>> and a former olympic athlete is responding to a bombshell report th

american gold delivered by red. >> i'm feeling insane right now, it's honestly above me. i cannot believe what just happened. red gerard with a dominant final run. the americans looking to add another medal in luge. chris mazdzer is in fourth place going into tonight's final. korean ice was dazzling. >> we embraced it and took our moment and it was a special skate for us. >> the strong performance by maia and alex shibutani kept the figure skating team in third place going into free skate finals tonight. the americans will be looking for gold on the mountains in women's giant slalom and snow board halfpipe. and an update on men's luge. chris mazdzer who went into it in fourth place, the finals, he had a fantastic run, jumped to second, takes home the silver, the highest u.s.a. luge has ever finished in the competition in the olympics. so that is a big victory for team u.s.a., a medal that some thought they wouldn't have here. >> very exciting, jay. thank you so much. and it does look so cold, we can see the snow flurries just blowing about you so we will let you go. see you later. >>> here is a look, red gerard officia

win an olympic snowboarding event, and a luger became the first american to win a medal at the winter games. ben tracy is there. >> red gerard now. ep reporter: he's just 17 years old and five feet five inches tall, but red gerard of silverthorne, colorado had a big olympic debut. t. nailed his final run on the slopestyle snowboard course landing three massive jumps to become the youngest u.s. gold medalist in the winter games in 90 years. his family was there as the results were announced. the shock on gerard's face... solden. >> i honestly was jaw-dropped, there wasn't too much in my head. it was kind of crazy. i mean, i'm still having a really hard time believing it. >> reporter: chris mazdzer made history in luge. the first american man to medal in the singles event. he won silver. in the teen figure skating competition the u.s. 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

red gerard in the slopestyle finals to win a place on top of the podium. he's one of the gold medalist in americanistory. you'll meet him in just a moment. >>> and coming up later today, we'll see american phenom mikaela shiffrin in her first ride. jamie aerndzson defending her 2013 title in the women's slopestyle final. we're 90 miles east of seoul, the capital of south korea and just 50 miles north of the border of north korea. whose participation here in pyeongchang, both athletic and diplomatic has been one of the big stories in the game so far. we'll talk to chuck todd about that side of the olympics in a with the. >>> bells president trump doubling down amid two top administration officials forced to resign this week over allegations of domestic abuse. >>> and then later, a "sunday sitdown" with the american ski jumping star whose olympic dreams four years ago were scuttled by a bad knee. now sarah hendrickson is happy and healthy here in pyeongchang and describing to us mortals what it's like to fly. >> three seconds in flight you're up there and perfectly still. what does it feel like? pea

american kyle mark defying gravity and with this jump the dictionary. a front side triple wocork 1440 bloody dracula. embraced by teammate and fellow golden boy red gerard. >> i worked hard to get to here and walking away with silver is sick. >> reporter: mack wasn't the only american making headlines in big air. ivanka trump here to lead the u.s. delegation for the closing ceremony. watching history before she takes part in it sunday. for now, no plans to meet with the north korean delegation. at the closing ceremony, jessie diggins has been selected by teammates to carry the american flag. >> it is jessie diggins! delivering a golden moment. >> reporter: with randall, diggins won gold for cross country skying. the first ever for the u.s. after raisie racing in the star stripes, she will carry it. >> gold in two sports. led erk ledecka. >> reporter: the first woman to ever win two golds in two different sports at the winter games. tonight, for team usa, the games are nearly over, but on the podium they're still standing strong. let's take a look at the latest medal count. norway cannot be caught. they are followed by germany, canada and the u.s. in fou

red gerard is bringing it home? well, teenager. >> good morning. 17-year-old red gerard or rdo as his family was chapting around me. 116-pound frekled face kid the youngest americanamp. he dazzled the judges to take gold. i was amongst about 20 of his friends and family who traveled halfway around the world to be there and they absolutely interrupted in tears and d disbelief. he picked up his little sister and said i love you, ash. he didn't know how big the becomes were going in but now he told me he gets it. this journey has been all about the people he loves most. >> i kind of know they are always going to be there for me and they are just happy to be here. they were having a great time, as you guys probably all saw. excuse me. but i got a snapchat this morning at like 8:30 when i was taking a bus up and they were all shotgunning beers on the way to the mountain! i would say they have been having a good time, yes. >> reporter: i'm sure they are still having a good time. now another american who is favored for gold alpine skier michaela shiffrin set to compete in several events in pyeongchang. the 2014 gold medalist attacks the slopes in a manner makes you say

american lugear earning silver. matt gutman is in pyeongchang tonight. >> reporter: team usa has a new golden boy. 17-year-old red gerard roaring back from last place in the slopestyle event to steal the gold. when you landed that run, you knew you won. >> well, no, it just -- it would've been a really big bummer to come here, you know, and not land a run. to land the run that i wanted to here is huge to me. >> reporter: gerard, now the youngest american man to win a gold medal in 90 years. what do you do now? besides graduate high school? >> yeah. that's first. >> reporter: american chris mazdzer is also making history. winning silver. the first medal ever for american men in the single luge. but also center stage this weekend, a brutal cold snap. too cold even for the winter olympics. wind gusts cancelling a women's snowboarding event and postponing men's downhill skiing. and today, the spectators, with the wind, it makes it nearly unbearable. fans and athletes both going to extremes to stay warm in cold temperatures that have struggled to climb above zero. american skier ted ligety even taping his face to fight the b

red gerard? >> 17 years old. the first american to get a gold medal of the entire 2018 olympics in south korea.is slopestyle snowboard performance. this was a total come from behind victory. he was in last place going into his third jump. this is a sport where only one jump counts. the best jump counts. at his very last run he absolutely nailed it, 17 years old. so we can kind of give him a pass. after he found out he won he let out a curse word. >> sandra: he also takes the title of youngest snowboarder gold medalist in history. these athletes make it look easy. going back to nagasu her coach said to land the triple axel she practiced for two years, 30 times a day every single day. to be honest 30 times a day seems not like a whole lot. i would need 100 times a day every day to get one completion around. >> sandra: what about the stuffed animals? >> interesting. have you noticed there are no flowers being handed out during the olympics. they are all the winners are holding stuffed animals. if you see there. that's an ode to south korean heritage because they're tigers. a lot more americans wil

> 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 americann 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 for the gold in the women's giant slalom. dangerous winds caused a second alpine skiing event in two days to be canceled. because of those delays, organizers are being asked if they might have to extend the games. they say it's too premature to think about that right now. alex stone, abc news, pyeongchang. >> alex, thank you. >>> in the medal race, norway leads the way followed by canada. >> the united states sits in fifth place behind the netherlands and germany. we're getting there. >> slowly but surely. >> yep. >> we hope. >> we're like the sloth. >>> former nfl quarterback johnny manziel is talking about a possible comeback. he talked about his former hard-partying lifestyl

very much a seventeen year old has become the youngest american gold medalist at a winter olympics since one nine hundred twenty eight red gerard claimed an unexpected victory in the men's slopestyle snowboarding elise home in reports. if you would have known the name great to run before these olympic games but the teenager produced the run of his life in the men's slopestyle snowboarding event and seventeen he became the youngest olympic snowboarding champion ever was it was crazy it was really wild to me that i have first place those. jobs are upping canada's mark mcmorris won the bronze medal less than a year after he almost died during a training accident the twenty four year old fractured his jaw pelvis and left ruptured he spleen and suffered a collapsed lung all the emotions are definitely positive today just being here at the olympics is a huge feat for me and being healthy is feel so good once again. dutch speedskating great sven cromwell became the first man to win three golds in the same speed skating event at an olympics the thirty one year old climbing the men's five thousand aces yet again. fans of biathlon was st

american athletes. at the winter games here in pyeongchang and it all began with 17-year-old red gerard and 27-year-old men and women snowboard slopestyle competition. and then we have mirai nagasu. the first american woman to ever complete a triple axel in the women's competition. she made history today. and u.s. figure skater adam rippon helped his team to the bronze. he did raise eyebrows because he placed third behind two competitors who both fell on the ice, though his performance was rock solid. it was to a lesser degree of difficulty. a lot of people on social media saying adam rippon was robbed. so much more to cover over the next few weeks. we have a lot of highlights to bring you. can't wait for it. the weather is warming up. the best news of all. >> that's good. people are saying rippon was ripped off. that's how they were saying it on social media. >> yes, exactly. >> i don't know if you could see this moment. i know how busy you have been over there. a lot of people were talking about this. a north korean cheerleading contingent and one guy. and the 200 women, matching outfits. going at it

american women will compete today. >> jamie anderson is golden once again. >> reporter: the u.s. is showing dominance in snowboarding. the sochi gold medalist jamie anderson red gerard bringing home the first two u.s. golds despite windy conditions that knocked everyone off their a game. >> it's all over the place. >> reporter: mirai nagasu made her mark in olympic history with the first triple axel ever landed by an american woman at the winter olympics. >> wow! >> reporter: it helped the u.s. to a bronze in yesterday's event. >> we have a lot more to do. i'm excited. i have a lot of olympic experience to catch up on. >> really good run. >> reporter: u.s. flag bearer erin hamlin will seek her second medal in luge today. in addition to luge we have the alpine downhill slalom super combined. that was rescheduled because of the winds. ted ligety will be looking for a medal in that. we have a lot of speed skating coming up tonight. back to you. >> exciting evening in primetime. >>> you saw the gusty winds and there is controversy surrounding the gold medal win for jamie anderson. she won her second gold for snowboard slope style yesterday. critics say they should have

american chris mazdzer won silver in luge. the first usa medal ever in the category. >> it was guided by so many teammates, competitors. everybody wants to help out. >> reporter: and gold came from colorado red gerard who flipped his way back from 11th place. friends and family back home exploded. >> pretty lucky and i got a break in the wind. somehow made it through. >> reporter: 50 miles an hour gusts delayed some events in the mountains and made it miserable for spectateors. on the ice, it was smooth sailing for braid and i and the siblings who kept the u.s. in the top three going into the competition. >>> nbc 10 has a crew in south korea. keith jones will have the story tonight. >>> right now, tracking rain and flooding in our area. nbc ten meteorologist steve joins us live. a lot to talk about including the major ups and downs. >> we have everything in the grocery cart to talk about including flooding, thunderstorms, record highs. we had it all today. let's talk about the rain first. we have one band of rain. has the broken batch meaning it is not raining everywhere. through southern california, this is on the lighter side. the heavier side has moved off the jersey shore. just because the rain

american chris mazder won silver in the men luge. first u.s. medal ever in the category. >> light was guided buy so many people competitors. >> and gold came from colorado red gerard who slippednd spun his way to a stunning come back in snowboard. friends and family back home exploded. >> the win, the first two runs are really bad. i got pretty lucky on the third run. got a break in the whipped. >> reporter: 50 miles an hour gusts postponed some activities. on the ice, it was smooth sailing for figure skaters. siblings kept the u.s. in the top three going into tonight's free skate competition. >> other notables, setting his own olympic record in the men's 5,000 meters. women's ice hockey beat team finland and a few hours, american figure skaters make their debut performances and mikaela shiffrin takes to the slopes. >> thanks. also on this first sunday, a couple of olympians with northern california ties will be competing. jamie anderson has her eyes on another gold medal. she took home gold in the 2014 olympics. you can see her beginning at 5:00 p.m. >> kelly clark is back for her fifth olympics. she's ready to qualify in the snowboarding competition. character, by the way w

youngest american to win an olympic snow boarding event and luger, the first to win a medal at the winter games. ben tracy is there. >> gerard now. >> he is just 17 years old. 5'5", tall, but red gerard of silver thorn, colorado had a big olympic debut. he nailed his final run on the slopestyle snow board course, landing three massive jumps to become the youngest u.s. gold medallist in the winter games in 90 years. his family was there as the results were announced. the shock on gerard's face golden. >> i honestly, jaw dropped. there wasn't too much in my head. it was kind of crazy. am still having a really hard time believing it. >> and history in the luge the first american man to medal in the sing ale le event. he won silver. in team figure skating, u.s. advanced with help from brother and sister duo, their quick foot work had the arena rocking. ♪ >> their the wind chill. >> reporter: but outside, hard to move. with temperatures in the single digits. pyeongchang is putting the winter in these winter games. >> it is bone-chilling. very, very cold. >> reporter: high wind forced the men's downhill postponed until next week. leaving american fans out in the cold. >> the wind ch

american women will compete in today's finals. the u.s. is showing its dominance in snowboarding with sochy gold medalist, jamie anderson and red gerard firstime olympic competitor bringing home two golds despite windy conditions that knocked everyone off their a game. >>> figure skater mirai nag gas won yesterday with a triple luxe. >> wow! >> i have a lot of olympics to catch up on. >> reporter: u.s. flag bearer erin hamlin will seek her second medal in luge today. in addition to luge, we have a ton of events coming up, medals, qualifications, training, you name it, among them the alpine down hill conditions sampled due to the wind and featuring maame bi anyy and shani davis. back to you. biney. back at home, the sport of curling is gaining popularity. it is one of the only places in this area where you can play a few rounds with the rocks. we spoke to one player who picked up the sport 12 years ago and hasn't stopped playing since. >> after watching it on the olympics, i kind of knew what to do but it wasn't easy. they make it look so easy. >> it's easy to learn but tough to master. >> there you go, the curling club offers lessons if you

americans eliminated from the tournament in a 3-2 heartbreaker. >>> good news now, the 17-year-old freckle-faced sensation is back. red gerard qualified for the snowboarding premier competition and took it from the second youngest man in history to take two president obaolympic gold m shocked the world and himself when he took the slope-style competition. there was a break during events, so he flew back to the u.s. to do a media tour. and christine, alex, he went coast to coast. he said he was on board with flying halfway around the world and coming back because he'd rack up a lot of airline miles. the final is on friday night in the states. and it will be must-see tv. it is a new competition here in olympic games. and these athletes go big. >> yeah. they do. all right. coy, thank you. nice to see you this morning. >> thank you very much. >>> a high-speed car chase in los angeles took a bizarre turn overnight. police say the driver of a stolen truck tried to make his getaway. he slammed into a taxi, kept trying to avoid police. watch this video from the chopper. the car actually followed the rails of a commuter train line on

red gerard, also victorious in the men's event. the 17-year-old shredding his way to the top. now the youngest americanale gold medalist in 90 years. >> i actually said going into the contests that i love fourth place. but first place is better. i gotta say. >> reporter: chris mazdzer down the luge track straight into the history boox and the silver. mazdzer rying this most on instagram. it honestly doesn't feel real yet. it honestly has take an village to put me in the position where i was on the handles. that village cheering him on erupting into celebration after the 29-year-old crossed the finish line. so tell us who was in that very spirited and probably cold clan cheering you on. >> my sisters, kate and sara. my girlfriend, mara. it was amazing having everyone there. >> reporter: chris's fans not dressed for the brutally cold weather. he says he likes it that way. that extreme cold gives him the icy fast conditions he needs. he liked it when there's though room for mistakes and no room for adjustments. one person here who is enjoying the the colder temperatures. i want to turn to my colleague, ma

americans are continuing to dominate this sport. take us through a couple of other great performances you've seen. >> the first daye had red gerard, anotheryear-old on the slopes. he's the kid wholy basicet up an action park in his backyard where he learned his best tricks. he went out there and that was a little bit of an upset. the second y slope style, the great jamie anderson won her second gold medal. the weather wasd, people were complaining, but we're talking how thespeople are re pros. she went out there in a bad condition, put down a run she knew would win and that was exciting. we had chloe. arielfi gulnished second yesterday and told us she had a shoulder by the way. >> brown: the most famous name in the sport is sean white gng tonight. what are the stakes for him? >> he wouldn't deny it, this is everything to him. a lot of the snowberders lik to talk about they don't love contests, no, thelympics means everything to sean. he won tw years a. four years ago was a mesyo links for him. he finished fourth on the half pipe, didn't accomplish any of his goals and basical the day after he left russia he said, you know, i'm going to dt

red yes r gerard. and shaun white will go for gold later today. in the alpine skiing event. ted was among the top americaninishing fifth with mar sell hirsher winning gold and the olympic athletes from russia has won the bronze medal in curling defeating norway 8-4, canada and switzerland face off for the gold today. and other olympic news women's hockey goalies will not have to remove the statue of liberty from their face mask. the images on the masks of net minders do not violate ioc policy. the rule in question states that no item worn or used by a team may feature the word or lyrics from national anthems, or slogans related to national identity. u.s. women's hockey play russia later today. and if you're asked next time about this sport's trivia, who was the first 76 "early starers history will answer will be t.j. mcconnell. help from mcconnell, the 76ers would defeat the new york knicks. and rose has cleared league wagers to become a free agent. no team has made an offer for the 2011 mvp but the wizards are rumored to sign him. they're also looking to bring in ty lawson. and former nba star koe bryant

red gerard. >> just happy i got compete and this is pretty awesome. >> what a combination they are, but they've got to deliver here. >> and the american women are racing toward a medal in the mountains. team usa is in second and fourth with two runs left in bobsled. >> the czech republic wins. >> but the olympic run for the men's hockey team is over. they lost their quarterfinal matchup in an overtime shootout against the chezech republic. jay gray, nbc 10 news, pyeongchang. >> you can always turn to the nbc 10 app for free coverage of the within the olympic games. you can see highlights of the competitions and get a look at the local athletes. >>> 11:27. right now coming up we'll go live to the scene of a house fire in dem county that's been burned to the ground. what we're learning from neighbors about the homeowner who has been living there for decades and remains unaccounted for. plus, dinosaur on the loose? imagine seeing this coming down your street. the strange sighting that had a lot of people in one local community doing a real double take. >>> we continue ton update you on our flerlt traffic because there's some real issues out there the esp

chang seventeen year old american chloe cam one gold in the women's halfpipe on cheese day her success follows the slope style win on sunday for teammate and fellow teen red gerard kevin jarrett herself to fans by tweeting about wanting an ice cream during the event she'd already been a big hit in europe parents coming from south korea i think you know having my family. good to be there through the whole process was so helpful and i've surrounded myself with such amazing people that definitely made it much easier for me. yeah i mean i feel like i got to represent both the u.s. and korea today and i'm very honored to have been able to do that. as a success is the kind of story organizers had been hoping for while the winter olympics are a huge global event there have been concerns about how many young people are watching a survey in south korea before the games showed people under twenty were largely indifferent about them lee wellings has more. if summer olympics are the biggest the cool olympics coming winter there is a vibe amongst competitors and spectators that can give the game's a youth appeal so why did market research in korea before the games thanks suc

." >> the only american to win an olympic medal in snowboarding and he's headed back to south korea to get another one. red gerard17 years old. you've got many, many years ahead of you, of disappointment, by the way, it's not going to be as good as this. >> i know, i'm peaking. after this it's going to be a steady down. >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." happy valentine's day. as you wake up in the west, the national security agency is investigating a shooting outside its headquarters in maryland. guards stopped an suv at an entrance to the campus this morning and shots were fired. >> sources tell cbs news three people were injured here. one suspect is in custody. jeff begay is at the headquarters northeast of washington. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the situation appears to be under control. there are police on the scene. the nsa is to my left. we're being told not to show it for security reasons. shortly before the sun came up, a car slammed into a barrier at nsa headquarters. shots were fired. you can see that from

american male to win gold medals at three olympic winter games. that's shaun white. when he won his first olympic gold in 2006, for perspective, fellow snowboarders gold medalist chloe kim and red gerardere just 5 years old. at 31, shaun captured not just gold but redemption after failing to medal in sochi. needing something outstanding in his final run to take the lead, white did a trick that he'd attempted just four months ago that left him with a gash and over 60 stitches. he secured a 100 to secure the united states its 100th gold medal in the history of the winter games. once his score was announced, white burst into tears. he was sobbing as he hugged his mom, dad, and other family there. he talked about that moment at a press conference moments ago. >> at the bottom, all those emotions hit me. i won, everything we'd been through, every -- you know -- dream i've had, trying to sleep last night, you know. and i'm like living that dream right now. so it's amazing. >> reporter: despite the pressure on the only two north korean athletes that qualified to be here outright, the nation's pair of figure skaters skated out on to the ice in front of the loudest applause of any competitors

red gerard pulled off a gold medal. despite crashing in the two earlier runs, the 17-year-old really carried out a spectacular final effort that no one could match, making him the youngest american the way, male, to win an olympic gold medal since 1928. >>> all right, immigration is the big issue on the floor of the senate this week and now evangelical leaders are urging president trump to help immigrants. they posted a full-page ad in "the washington post" and specifically mentioned the future of dreamers. could immigration be the tipping point issue for a loyal trump base? cnn's sara sidner takes us to a christian church gathering where immigration is on many worshippers' minds. >> reporter: both are of mexican heritage. they came together in san bernardino to take part in a religious gathering normally held in guadalajara. but for the first time ever, the light of the world church has brought it to the u.s. faith has brought these two together, but some of their political views couldn't be further apart. is donald trump a good president in your view? >> i believe he is. i believe he is. i believe donald trump is actually trying to improve this great country. i believe that he

american teenager grabbed gold at the olympics with an historic performance. chloe kim soared to a dominating victory. look at her in the women's snowboard halfpipe. 17 years old. she joined red gerards the youngest gold medalist in the olympic snowboarding history. wow. ben tracy is in pyeongchang with a look at u.s. mastery on the mountain. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so chloe kim was good enough to make the olympic team four years ago in sochi, but she was just 13. she was too young to compete. she is now a much older, 17, and you could say she's wait a lifetime for this olympic moment. [ cheers ] >> she is the queen -- >> reporter: by the time chloe kim dropped in for her final run, she had already won the gold medal. >> this is a glory run. >> reporter: and she made the most of it. the first woman to land back-to-back 1080s in the olympics. >> let's see the second, chloe. >> reporter: proving she's worthy of her halfpipe hype. the feelam from -- female from torrance, california, grabbed gold by nearly ten points. >> 98.25. chloe kim, olympic champion! >> reporter: team usa's aerial gold took the bronze. for kim, winning a medal in pyeongchang is especially swe

at the age ofjust 17, american red gerard spinning to snowboarding gold, a teenage triumph to light upames. andy swiss, bbc news. a fantastic achievement at just 17 yea rs a fantastic achievement at just 17 years old! that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. theyire tom apart by an accident; late in lifetfiey macaw?” ~ 7 , then we're taken into a parallel world, where they meet in middle—age and have a passionate affair. then another, in which they marry young but confront unhappiness. they are ivy and abe, and in elizabeth enfield's novel, each of these stories reveals a part of their character as if all of us aren'tjust who we are here and now, but are always carrying with us the weight of the oldest question of all — what if? welcome. in this book, we are reminded that life and your fate can change in the blink of an eye. do you think of that as being reassuring or alarming?