a silver in the big air snowboarding competition. we'll talk to all of the medalists coming up. >>> let's get the latest from miguel almaguer. he is in olympic park this morning. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. a good day on the ice and team usa in events where not everyone was an american favorite, many olympians battled their way on to the podium. >> five on the board for team usa. >> reporter: this is gold on ice. the american curling team bumping off the swedes. sweeping their way to the first gold medal ever. >> shuster stays hot. >> reporter: a stunning comeback after blanked in vancouver and sochi. >> it is great when he it is your first one. >> to get one and for the country is just incredible. >> welcome to the greatest show on snow. >> reporter: men's big air took competition to new heights with monster jumps and scary spills. 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.

kyle mack won silver in the big air competition.been held at the olympics. >> kyle, good morning. congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> how does it feel, my man? silver medalist. team usa. >> it's mind blowing, really. it is pretty much a dream come true. i worked so hard to get here and to walk away with a medal is amazing. >> i have to tell you, kyle, when i watch it, it seems like you are flying. about as close to flying as you can get. you know what fascinates me is how you push the nenvelope. i wrote down the trick. double cork 1440 bloody dracula. is this the first time you landed that? i cannot imagine attempting that at the olympics without have nailed it. >> i tried it in practice a couple of times. it did not work out how i wanted to do it. when the pressure was on, i got to land it and do it. that was an amazing feeling. >> how did you come up with the name? >> i actually didn't come up with the name. back in the day, the snowboarding guys doing new grabs and before the spins and stuff. you know, i got to figure ou

a very strong first run put her in contention for the big air medal. in slopestyle, she discussed big air and height, comfort with this. put up a big number. led going into the final run. then anna gasser from austria, on her final run. the score is a 96. it is gold for anna gasser. the third medal, career for andersen because her score that was in first after two runs holds up for second and the silver and by the way new zealand and the bronze. saw new zealand win two medals today. hadn't won a medal since 1992. for jamie anderson with the silver from the u.s. joins kelly clark and shaun white, only olympic snow boarders with three medals. and after the silver, she spoke with tina dixon. >> gold medal for jamie andersen in slopestyle. a silver medal in big air. jamie, what a day, what an incredible day of riding. just give us your take. >> yeah, today was beautiful. all of the girls are, honestly so impressive. i came to do a front 10 and a cab 9. i was so happy to put those down first two runs. and on my last run, i really wanted to get cab 10. which

billy morgan, doing well in the big air. for those who have not seen it, it isa air. r those who have not seen it, it is a sight to behold. one big it is asightto babblifinertrig and it is ssightto beholdfinsfl-r'rg and multiple spins in the air. jump and multiple spins in the air. billy morgan got a jump to get a bronze medal performance no one had managed before. it takes great britain to the record of five medals in the winter olympics and hit the minimum target of five medals at these games. that doubled the funding, justifying the investment. you can also look at the medal table and see great britain in 18th, compared to at the and see great britain in 18th, compared to - at the top with compared to norway at the top with 14 compared to norway at the top with 1a medals. take nothing away from the performance of billy morgan. he is the oldest in the field, the old est by is the oldest in the field, the oldest by three years. some of his superior rivals on paper slipped by superior rivals'sn paper—slippedbyi wayside. superior rivals'on peper—slippedbyi wayside. billy

great britain celebrates its most successful winter olympics ever — as billy morgan bags a big air bronzen the men's snowboarding. what are you thinking right this second 7 it's just wild. i had such a bad training and i fell on that first jump and i thought it was game over. a number of us companies cut ties with the all—powerful national rifle association, following last week's school shooting in florida. one of the uk's biggest children's aid charities — plan international, reveals six cases of child sexual abuse by staff and volunteers in the last two years. also in the next hour: britain is set for the coldest february week in five years as freezing air arrives from russia. the cold snap — known as the beast from the east — will affect the whole of the uk with temperatures in some areas expected to drop to minus—eight. and in half an hour here on bbc news — is seeing really believing? click investigates deep fakes and software used to swap faces in video. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. team gb is celebrating its best ever performance at a winter olympics, after winning a fif

as billy morgan bags a big air bronze in the men's snowboarding.t's just wild. i bronze in the men's snowboarding. it'sjust wild. i had such bronze in the men's snowboarding. it's just wild. i had such a bronze in the men's snowboarding. it'sjust wild. i had such a bad training andi it'sjust wild. i had such a bad training and i fell on that first jump training and i fell on that first jump andi training and i fell on that first jump and i thought it was game over. i went into the next two thinking, i hope i don't follow the three times and everyone will be devastated. big companies cut ties with america's powerful gun lobby the national rifle association after last week's mass shooting at a florida school. 0ne one of the uk's biggest aid charities plan international reveals six cases of sexual abuse and exploitation of children by its staff and associates. we are set for very cold weather affecting the whole of the uk over the next week with temperatures in some areas expecting to drop to minus eight. and that will be the minus eight. and that wil

from the big air in pyeongchang to the rugby. amazing.me against england since 2004. i guarantee that england since zooll= change england since 2ooll= change today. i will be will change today. i will be watching. i do not remember a saturday morning sports bulletin with one of football story - at with one of football story right at the end. so much other stuff going in. and of course the league cup tomorrow. i have hardly mentioned that. thank you. with forecasts suggesting next week could be the coldest sure they have the right skills and equipment before heading for the hills. there were a record number of mountain rescue call—outs in the lake district last year, and with more snow likely, experts say winter skills training could be life—saving. peter marshall has been to find out more. a day on the winter fells can begin with sheer beauty. and in moments, it can turn brutal. wind howls. that is why this group has taken to the slopes of helvellyn in one of the coldest weeks of the year. the idea of today is to learn the basic snow craf

. >> talk about big air. debut right here in pyeongchang. tell us what big air is as an event. >> so, big air is awesome. it's pretty much one jump. you have three runs and you have to land your two best tricks. >> nathan chen had the highest score today in the men's long program, but because he had such a disappointing finish in the short program, he just couldn't get enough points to medal. i do want to call out two other team usa competitors, we had adam rippon and vincent zhou were both incredible and both got standing ovations, and i was proud to be an american in the stand. >> great reporting from south korea, amy. how about that performance, though, six quads. that was incredible. >> from john-henry krueger. >> no, he was speedskating. >> freddy krueger. >> sorry about that one, everybody. >>> coming up on "gma," if you're tired of winter -- >> i am. >> yeah, see, you live in miami most of the time. >> i'm still tired of it. >> okay. we can help you freshen up your home for spring and how you can breat

billy morgan bagged bronze in the big air snowboard event with the jump of his life. guess if you come into the contest thinking, i am shooting for a medal, you are ready for it, and great britain could win medal number 6 today. the women's curling team play japan for the bronze medal later this morning. good morning, it's saturday the 24th of february. also this morning... taking a stand. big companies cut ties with america's powerful gun lobby the national rifle association after last week's mass shooting at a florida school. fresh revelations of misconduct by aid workers — uk charity plan international admits to six cases of sexual abuse and exploitation of children by its staff and associates. they may be tiny, but the rarest specimens can command a huge price tag — we'll find out why snowdrops cast such a spell on some. and philip avery has the weather. but i just didn't. but ijust didn't. good morning to you. a dry, bright, sunny weekend in store for all parts of the british isles. a little bit on the chilly side. it is next week where things get much, much cold

we need to know about the buirt of the bloody dracula. >> big air, new event at the olympics.success. tahoe's jamie anderson taking silver. kyle mack doing the same tonight on the men's side. seems like a lifetime ago that red gerard won. kyle mack's sixth and signature 1440 bloody dracula. he says if you crash you end up face first in the snow dripping with snow. ledeska shocked the world when she won. tonight she does it again. first woman to win gold in two different sports. joey mantilla would finish just off the podium in fourth. followed with a gold in 2010, he finished seventh tonight. no retirement announcement but a awa wave to the crowd. norway is straight nasty when it comes to winter olympic sports, 38 medals, the most ever by a country in the winter olympics. the u.s. 22 total thanks to mack's silver tonight.

she was due to take part in the big air and slopestyle events but two training accidents over the past means that she has had to withdraw from what would have been her first games. here's our reporter ade adedoyin. we know she is going to be out of the games because of a severely fractured heel. the british olympic association have confirmed that. she has posted pictures of herself in hospital. and as you say it has been a difficult time for her, she suffered a fall in training, she had a scan on thursday and that confirmed the severity of that injury, and this all comes 2a hours after she suffered a wrist fracture as well, she posted pictures on social media of that as well, saying that she was intent on competing this weekend. went back to training, suffered another fall and her campaign is over. it is a real setback for her and the team as well. she is a talented snowboarder who had a chance of winning a medal. she won a bronze in a test event in pyeongchang, a bronze medal at the games in 2017 and gold in a world cup games in 2017 and gold in a world cu p eve nt games in 2017 and g

the event is called big air, but in this case, not quite enough. she later posted this photo, bruised, but thankfully no worse. but the day's biggest drama was in the two—man bobsleigh. oh, it's a dead heat! it is a dead heat! canada and germany sharing the gold. on a difficult day for the games, a welcome show of olympic spirit. it is now tuesday morning in pyeongchang. the biggest drama today could be in the speed skating. will elise christie be fit to race in the 1000 metres? she has crashed in both of her events so far. the british tea m of her events so far. the british team will be hoping itjust might be third time lucky. that's it. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, welcome to sports davis cup the headlines tonight, manchester city's quadruple hopes extinguished by a man on fire. will grigg ‘s‘s thought gives wigan and fa cup shock for the ages. it is getting to the must win stage for the gb curlers for the men and the women get exactly that to keep their semifinal hopes alive. wayne bennett signed a new two—year con

great britain celebrates its most successful winter olympics ever — as billy morgan bags a big air bronzen the men's snowboarding. a number of us companies cut ties with the all—powerful national rifle association, following last week's school shooting in florida. one of the uk's biggest children's aid charities — plan international, reveals six cases of child sexual abuse by staff and volunteers in the last two years. also in the next hour: britain is set for the coldest february week in five years as freezing air arrives from russia. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. team gb is celebrating its best ever performance at a winter olympics, after winning a fifth medal. billy morgan claimed bronze in the men's "big air" snowboard event, with a jump he'd never previously completed. the medal takes them past the four won in 2014 as paul frostrick reports. the penultimate day of action in pyeongchang and a chance for the big jumpers to show off their skills. an imposing 49 metre ramp for british hope billy morgan in the big airfinals. complex tricks and a clean landing required to impress

billy morgan bagged bronze in the big air snowboard event with the jump of his life. coming until econ test thinking, i'm shooting for a medal, you are ready for it. but ijust didn't. and great britain could win, medal number six today, the women's curling team, playjapan for the bronze medal, later this morning. almost here this morning, taking a stand. big companies cut ties with 5555 e5 25355555 541155 313 nra, after last week's mass the nra, after last week's mass shooting at a florida school. fresh revelations of misconduct by aid workers — uk charity plan international admits to six cases of sexual abuse and exploitation of children by its staff and associates. as britain braces itself for an arctic blast, we'll be getting some top tips on how walkers can stay safe in the snow. and philip avery has the weather. and i morning. y has the weather. and i morning. dry 5 the weather. and i morning. dry and 5 weather. and i morning. dry and bright 1er. sunny weekend in store for all part of the british - a little bit of the british isles. a little bit on the chilly sid

olympics with the record fifth medal secured by billy morgan, taking bronze in the men's snowboard big airt. several well—known american companies cut ties with the country's national rifle association, following last week's mass shooting at a school in florida. 151-5; 2:54— ;‘l-zzr’é-zs eh; ef‘g‘g'gf‘e-egéig-ee-eg! — —— — .. abuse and exploitation of children involving its staff, volunteers or partner organisations. and britain is set for the coldest february week in five years with temperatures expected to drop to minus—eight in some areas. the met office has issued an amber cold weather alert, which warns of increased health risks to vulnerable and elderly people. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show... we dig in for the night on a snow—covered mountain in scotland. so we've been digging for a couple of hours now and the camera is finally starting to completely freeze over, and i am also freezing. there's tips on the best place to honeymoon. and i'm enjoying my own company at a new korean restaurant for solo diners here in seul. that was really bad chopstick e

big air brings so much progression.all my friends. that's why snowboarding is so fun. we're out there doing what we love freestyle, no set rules, you can do whatever you want and i like that. >> i think the sportsmanship and the way you guys love each other was so apparent when you watched that other woman get the gold and you walked right up to her, you wrapped those arms around her. that's just the camaraderie that goes on in your sport? >> it is. and like genuinely i'm so happy for anna. she has worked so hard and actually has been progressing the sport insanely in the last few years, so to see her win today, like of course a teeny tiny part of me had wished i landed my last run, but in the big picture i was just so happy. you've got to spread that love. you can't win it all. you've got to balance out the gold, have a little silver. >> it's like the yin and the yang of the silver and the gold. >> exactly. >> you never seem stressed. here you are, at the absolute top of your game. you're a competitor. but you always s

it involves a snowboarding going down a 160-foot ramp, getting big air and pulling off tricks. we have three athletes in the finds including red girard. it was kyle mack who jumped to a silver. a.j. almost died four months ago. he was in a coma after a complication from shoulder surgery. he had to relearn reading and writing. now he is competing in the olympics. another new jersey native competing in the four-man bobsled event. the other two american sleds are now in tenth place. we have been walking around this olympic park, which is busy, just two days out of the closing ceremony. we found interesting people. we talked with many of them. none compares to the one man we will show new 20 minutes and his knight rider action figure. now, we are live here in south korea, keith jones. >> i have seen your facebook page on this. can't wait to see the story. remember, nbc 10 is your home for the olympics and for this final stretch of the winter games. don't miss the closing ceremony at 8:00 sunday night right here on nbc 10. >>> now let's get to some of the other headlines we're follo

and billie morgan soars into the bronze position in the snowboarding big air, helping team gb to it'sest winter olympics performance ever good evening, and welcome to bbc news. within the past hour, the united nations security council has unanimously adopted a resolution calling for a 30—day ceasefire across syria. the resolution would allow some respite for civilians in the rebel enclave of eastern ghouta, where activists say 500 people have been killed in the past week alone. here's the moment that the current president of the un security council, kuwait's permanent representative, introduced the vote. translation: i would call upon those who are in favour of the draft resolution in the document as 2018 146 to raise their hand. yes. translation: the results of the vote are as follows. the draft received 15 votes. the draft is hence adopted unanimously. as solution 401 for the year 2018. after the vote, the us ambassador, nikki haley, accused russia of cynically stalling on the ceasefire vote. the syrian people should not have to die waiting for russia to organise their instructions

billy goes in the final of the big air at one o'clock in the morning uk time on saturday.hat's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. goodbye for a now. a bit of breaking news regarding the abuse allegations surrounding oxfam. we arejust abuse allegations surrounding oxfam. we are just hearing from reuters that haiti have temporarily revoked oxfam's authorisation to operate in the islands. there is a bit more detail coming from the afp news agency in haiti talking about suspension of operations pending an outcome of the investigation of those accusations. the country's ministry of planning said they had made a serious error of failing to inform their staff at the time these accusations occurred. these acknowledged axe, the statement says, are a serious violation of the dignity of the people of haiti. —— acknowledged actions. she believed oxfa m acknowledged actions. she believed oxfam bosses deliberately misled the authorities in haiti about the scandal, increasing the pressure on the chief executive, james goldring. another piece of breaking news, two

in big air, snowboarders launch off a large ramp and perform one complicated trick., alaskan ryan stasal has pretty much been preparing for this moment his entire life. nbc's catie beck has the story. >> let's do it! >> reporter: on the slopes he is known as razzle-dazzle, a nickname earned for sticking tricks with stunning precision. >> puts it to his feet like a champion. >> ryan stassel first discovered his talent in kindergarten. >> this is kind of where it started. >> reporter: at hilltop ski resort in his hometown of alaska. >> it was kind of like a blank canvas, and i was the brush. and i was able to paint whatever i wanted. >> reporter: ryan, now 25, has had a board beneath his feet ever since. in sochi, he placed 14th in slopestyle. >> everything perfect. >> reporter: he went on to win the world championship title in austria. >> not even bending his knees. >> this is where i grew up. >> reporter: ryan's bedroom wallpapered with memory and victories. >> this is the last big one. i hope to add a 2018. >> reporter: but ryan has another career he loves just as m

the american cruised into the lead with his first run, a big air and big tricks catapulting him intoposition. that was where he was expected to stay until a japanese contender‘s final run, which definitely wasn't in the script. unprecedented back—to—back 1440's forced the japanese star into the top spot. but the greatest adversaries can often bring out the greatest in competitors. never before put under this pressure, he would need a run of his life to take gold and he found it to. combinations of such audacity that both the crowd and his rivals were left breathless. i am sure that you can tell by my reaction is that this made the world to me —— meant the world to me. and my family and my tea m world to me. and my family and my team andi world to me. and my family and my team and i am here doing it for usa again, not only being an olympian again, not only being an olympian again but to be a gold—medallist again but to be a gold—medallist again is unreal. we were all watching sean win and i definitely caught the bug. it was really inspiring and for me it was like 0k, the buyer is set

there is still big air and there are still chances for the brits to make amends. coultas, in the snowboarding slopestyle. in strong headwinds, they all failed to qualify for tomorrow's final. 0verall today could be the start of something special to team gb going for a record medal telly in these games. later this morning, we speak to —— skater elise christie goes for her medals. joe lynskey rounds up the action so far. 0n snow and ice british success stands out in the memory, it is really expected and it makes medals more special. but intel chain, team gb face more special. but intel chain, team gbfacea more special. but intel chain, team gb face a new kind of expectation, carrying the flag in south korea is lizzie arnold, laying the foundations. —— pyeongchang. the gold in sochi inspired the best metal talent since the 20s, they wa nt to metal talent since the 20s, they want to go further, five medals or more would make it their best ever performance. a groundbreaking results have intensified the focus. today elise christie takes to the ice, she is a world champi

that is what billy morgan said, he won the big air contest, said he had never finished that jump wherech fear will suddenly get confidence from experience, he had landed this once in training, never ina landed this once in training, never in a competition. to have the chance to get on the olympic podium and paul that run out just to get on the olympic podium and paul that run outjust then and land it it was amazing. the fact he admitted to having that fear is something that is important for sporting stars like billy to say because in life we all feel fear and face fear. is one of those moments where adrenaline takes over and you produce that moment. if it wasn't for billy yesterday would you have been disappointed about the medal haul? i think team gb have done amazing and we have had three fourth positions but yesterday was difficult with the curling team being very close and so disappointed with the performance. but billy changed that. we needed that end, you need to end the olympics with a high and he provided that, the flag amaq fact he is flag bearer is a nice story. is important

on the mountain, ladies big air snowboarding making its high-octane olympic debut.o, like, put on a good show here and really showcase women's snowboarding to the world. >> reporter: anderson finished sixth in qualifying after digging deep on a pivotal second run. out in front, gold medal favorite anna gasser. the austrian landing a spectacular cab double-cork 1080. and finally, after some criticism that the u.s. is far behind several other countries in the overall medal count, the united states olympic committee telling nbc in a statement, it is proud of team usa's accomplishments so far, and, quote, excited to see what happens in the second week, as we continue to provide athletes everything they need to be successful. one of the people expected to add to that total, mikaela shiffrin. we have news in this morning to us. she will not ski in wednesday's downhill final. why? her big event, the super-combined moved up to thursday because of weather concerns. too much skiing back-to-back. she will not be in the downhill wednesday. she will focus on the sup super-combin

snowboarding talking about the us that's right can it is a bastard to talk one of the debut of the big air snowboarding event and his last word was one to watch here he is right now the trick that he's performing to call it a lack of speed backside sixteen. twenty a whole lot to get out there he picked up his eleventh goal he picked up canada's eleventh gold medal so that was a nice accomplishment there if an american man picked up silver only twenty years old you call that his move bloody dracula ok you've got all the lingering interesting names here for the sport but it's nice because it made his debut and it's one quite nice event to watch even if you don't know about snowboarding great tricks to see i absolutely a great spectacle for all to enjoy and now olympic history was also made with this lady behind us here after the decks right what's especially bad debts czech republic so only twenty two years old this she won two one in alpine skiing and snowboarding today she was picked up gold in snowboarding the parallel giant slalom there she is now on the right side of your screen so it's

in them and a canadian walked away with the top prize and it's a big prize is very important the big air event made its debut snowboarding discipline in the winter olympics a bashing to talk with this chick right here it's called a flat spin backside sixteen twenty zero and he ultimately got one seventy four point two five points here's an american who picked up the silver coyote matt this is called the bloody dracula. great names and it's nice and rounding out the podium was a great britain snowboarder but all that all is great because they'll go down in history winning the first gold medal congratulations to team canada because they did pick up their eleventh gold with teutons victory well congratulations to them but it's not just men making history the lady behind us actually from the czech republic take out was also going to go into the history books why write that to esther's you know she admittedly has a split personality and she won gold the reason her historic feat was winning gold in two different disciplines the first one came in the super g. alpine skiing where she won by a ve

big air in pyung china canada sebastian to tony windsor the first ever olympic gold medal in the men's snowboarding in fact . we are live at the red carpet at the berlin international compulsorily awards are about to be handed out and go back yes yes and we'll be giving you our tops and flocks of this year's festival. i know donna welcome to the program where we begin in syria where the government is escalating attacks on eastern the opposition held suburb of damascus intense shelling for seven days has killed five hundred civilians including many children the u.n. security council is scheduled to mace to try to agree a cease fire resolution after several attempts fails syria's key ally russia has so far blocks the resolution it says it wants guarantees that rebel fighters in eastern guta will hold the fight saying we'll speak to the syria director of the save the children charity in just a moment but first this report. these are just the latest victims of the world's inaction. dragged from the rubble of the devastated district of eastern ghouta after an entire week of bombing. survivo

. >> also ahead, a silver medal win for american kyle mac in the first ever big air competition at the winter games. we'll talk to kyle live as well. >> and wait until you see what happens when craig, dylan, and natalie put on ra traditional korean skis and head off into the snow. this is something you won't want to miss. >> spoiler alert. it didn't go well. those stories and more when we get started in just a bit here on "today." >> all right informal we'll look forward to that. -- we'll look forward to that. >> see you in a bit. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> starting out with a look at the dense fog advisory in place through 8:00 a.m. this morning. chester county and areas to the west of us affected. the visibility is lower. a quarter of a mile or lower is when you run into issues driving. we have seen that reporting in a few spots even down to millville. a heads up, patchy fog for all of us this morning. that will thin some. the gray conditions, they last the rest of the day. take a look on our planner for philadelphia. the time is 6:41. the temperature is 44 degrees i

when pyeongchang will soon watch a record number of events and new sports including snowboarding big air, crazy 14 story jump and speed skating starts mayhem on ice. 2800 athletes competing from 90 countries. notably absent nhl players for the first time since 1994 elected not to participate. paving the way for four legal athletes. more than a dozen members of usa team calling the philadelphia area home. i understand it was very cold in minneapolis. these olympic games coldest. the wind chill is coming from siberia. one more time, siberia. we are bundled up. i am toughing it out. we are live here in south korea for the winter games. >> get your coat. all right. keith, see you soon. keith will be back live tomorrow morning. starting at 4:00 a.m. he will give us a closer look at our local athletes who are going for gold. remember, nbc 10 is your home for winter games. friday night starting at 8:00. >>> three, two, one. spacex launching the most powerful rocket in the world. carrying a red sports car. two of the rocket's boosters came back and landed up right. a third crashed into the ocean

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big air and big tricks catapulting him into gold—medal position.—to—back 14 40s. japanese star into top spot. but the greatest adversity cannot —— can often bring out the greatest of competitors. never before this pressure at the olympics, he would need the run of his life to take gold and he founded. combinations of such audacity that both the crowd and his rivals were left breathless. i‘m sure you can tell by my reaction at the bottom of the pipe that this meant the world to me and my family, tea m meant the world to me and my family, team and, you know, you are doing it for usa and again. not only to be an olympian again, but to be a gold—medallist again is just unreal. we we re gold—medallist again is just unreal. we were just all down there watching him win and i definitely caught the bug. it was really inspiring. for me, it wasjust, like, 0k, bug. it was really inspiring. for me, it wasjust, like, ok, the bar is set. now we have to see if we can match him. he set everything he set out to at the games. with dealing with introducing skateboardi

>> reporter: ivanka trump showed up in the mountains, watching team usa grab silver in snowboard big air medal today is insane. it's something i worked so hard to get to, and walking away with silver is super sick. >> reporter: super sick. snowboarder for great, which is how the americans are closing out their run here. yeah, i mean, it's too bad, like you said earlier, kira, we don't have a few more days left in these games, because we keep collecting medals here. it's been a really good close for team usa. tonight in prime time, you can see the four-man bobsled, team usa kind of out of the mix there. it would be tough to get to the podium. and then the most popular thing for some of the olympics, the closing figure skating extravaganza. it's gala. no medals involved, but quite a show, and a lot of people love to close the olympics with that. >> still so much to look forward to in the next 48 hours. jay gray, as always, thank you for joining us. >> reporter: thank you. >>> we'll see him again in just a bit. unfortunately, now, a tough day to show you for monterey native, nick cunningham

brit billy morgan is into the final of the big air competition — scoring 90.5 on his second run. 7 pointsg with morgan looking to make the step up to medal contention. it could be one of the performances of the games so far — the 15 year old russian skater alina zagitova set a new world record in the ladies short programme. the record 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 happ

some of the new ones are mass start speed skating, team align skiing and big air snowboarding. >> goingff a jump and just knowing you're about to launch 100 feet through the air, the nerves before are just unreal. >> one big name missing from these games, russia. the international olympic committee banned russia because of the doping scandal during the 2014 winter games. athletes from russia can compete independently. olympic trackers predict germany, norway and the u.s. will likely take home the most medals. >>> we invite you to stay with us for our exclusive coverage. garvin thomas is in south korea for us already and is posting and tweeting updates including video from the dmz. this tweet from the olympic super store with the caption, garvin says something tells me the super store shop is going to separate me from a whole bunch of money. >> he's right on that. >> you can catch garvin live again tonight oven our 11:00 news and tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30 a.m. get used to it, garvin. >> that store has a lot of goodies. let's talk about our forecast. enjoying the weather, but it'

. >>> and big tricks and big air gives snowboarder shaun white a big win at the winter olympics. >>> good morning from the studio 257 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning six of seven climbers stranded on mt. hood are safely off the mountain, but sadly someone who fell 7,000 feet yesterday has died. it's more than 11,200 feet high, notorious for its treacherous conditions in warm weather, thousands climb it each year. one climber who's climbed it 20 times says he's never seen worse conditions. hena doba is here in new york with more. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. emergency crews responded to separate incidents at the hogback area. the search started late morning and ended well into the evening. while one climber was airlifted to a hospital and died the others are safely off the mountain after a complicated rescue and falling rock and ice. a half dozen climbers stranded on oregon's mt. hood since yesterday afternoon have been rescued and brought to safety. a seventh, though, seen receiving cp

valued member of their close—knit team she's had been targeting two medals in pyeongchang in the big airvent making its debut and also in the slopestyle. she won medals in both disciplines last year and her potential had definitely been factored into team gb‘s minimum medal target of five it's been an injury—hit career so far, she has snapped her anterior cruciate knee ligament, damaged the meniscus in both knees, fractured her shoulder and both arms, as well as fracturing a disc in her back less than a year ago. arms, as well as fracturing a disc the british team will be hoping for more positive news over the next few weeks, across all the news for us in pyoengchang is our sports correspondent andy swiss . the winter olympics will be officially under way tomorrow and carrying the flag for team gb at the opening ceremony will be lizzy yarnold chosen by had team—mates for that honour. your arnold won britain's only gold medal at the saatchi games four years ago and has struggled for form but signs in recent weeks she is back to something like our best and she says carrying the flag for he

lake tahoe's jamie anderson will try to win her second gold of the olympics when she competes in the big air snowboard finals. ed half pipe begins at 6:30. there could be four american boarders in the finals including david wise. he took gold in this event in sochi. >> parents with kids, it's okay to let your kids watch tv while eating dinner tonight. >> olympics all night long. >> and it's live. jeff ranieri joins us next with "the olympic zone." fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment of crisis. i rely on them, the firefighters in this department rely on them, and so we have to practice safety everyday. utilizing pg&e's talent and expertise in that area trains our firefig

big air. also coming up tonight the four man bobsled and the driver for team usa, nick cunningham. the u.s. looking to improve after a 21st place finish in a two-man bobsled earlier this week. a lot on the line. 48 hours left. six events. it begins at 5:00 here on nbc bay area. we have the three to watch. go to nbc bay area.com to find out the top stories coming out of the olympics. >> a multimillion dollar price tag on a home isn't unheard of in the bay area but this is raising eyebrows. the tower has been sinking and leaning causing many people to sell their condos at a loss. this week a seller listed a 2 bedroom condo for the bold price of nearly $6 million. that's almost double what the seller paid for it. engineers are looking into a possible solution that could keep the tower from leaning which may explain the bold asking price. >> we have new information on this disturbing story we broke last month. you may remember these photos of raw, uncovered meat being delivered and shopping carts to the market in san jose. our report triggered an investigation by the county health depa

anna gasser came out on top in the big air snowboarding final.r britain‘s music industry. in a controversial closing performance, he attacked prime minister theresa may for her response to the grenfell tower fire disaster. stormzy won best british male solo artist and british album of the year. dua lipa won two awards, including best british female solo artist. there is much more on all of the news on the website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i‘m @bbcmikeembley. thank you for watching. a very cold spell of weather is on the way, it is just a little too early to say whether it‘s going to be particularly exceptional for the end of february and early march but one thing is for sure, it looks like temperatures could struggle to get above freezing, some time next week and there is snow on the way as well, just uncertain exactly how deep and where. but this high pressure continues to build as forecast, from scandinavia across western parts of europe. so the forecast so far is going according to plan. those easterly

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vonn and what might have been her last olympic run. >>> and jamie anderson on cloud nine getting big airhe tv personality announcing she has graves' disease taking a three-week hiatus. was that connected to that scary on-air fainting episode. what we know this morning. >>> and this morning, one of the stars wowing audiences, danai gurira is live in times square. >> and they're here to say -- >> all: good morning, america. >>> great to have you with us on this thursday morning. happy friday eve, everybody. excited to have "black panther" star danai gurira. oh, my goodness, you know those kids have to be so excited right now. >> we're celebrating that she's here. we got another reason to celebrate. it's "deals & steals," everybody. that's right. and that right there, that is ellie and has her own pillow. she has great savings on pillows and more and the gives you can buy today. actually they give back. gifts you can buy and they'll give something back to the community. >> good to know. >> watching that closely. >>> we'll begin with that extraordinary day of activism on gun violence in scho

anderson qualified in the snow board big air yesterday by delivering an awesome second run there. >>> pair of other athletes with ties to northern california compete tonight. maddie bowman looks to defend her title in the ski halfpipe. david wise looks to defend his title in the men's version of that same event. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," planning on shopping on this presidents' day? we're going to show you where to find those tech deals going on right now. >>> taking a live look outside, it's a cold start to our morning, grab the jacket. taking a live look at the bay bridge this morning. all lit up. a nice start to our monday morning. more news ahead. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved

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also been british history made at the winter olympics — with billy morgan's bronze in the snowboard big aireamgb to their highest ever medal tally of five, in pyeonghang. but it was heartache for britain's women's curlers who couldn't make it six, losing out to japan in their bronze medal match. good evening. so, plenty to come, including all the days football news, but we have to start with the six nations championship, which has delivered a great weekend after it's break week. and it's bad news for england fans — their team is about to lose its 100% record, they're behind against the auld enemy scotland at murrayfield. hquones was the star of the first half, scoring two of scotland's tries as well as being involved in the third. he went overjust before half time — 22—6 scotland at that stage. england came back quickly in the second half, owen farrell bursting through the scottish lines to reduce the deficit to 11 points. and england thought they'd got that down further. farrell going through again but referee nigel owens disallowed the try for a knock on by courtney lawes in the build—up.

big air. coming to us about wins the first ever olympic gold medal in the men's snowboarding effect.