fortunately, brad hall and nick gleason got out. hall and nick gleason got out unharmed.. they still chase that first medal, but with five days to go, they are running out of road. to make sense of what's been happening to team gb in beijing, i'm joined now by british slopestyle snowboarder aimee fuller who competed at the last two winter olympics. just having a brief chapter, trying to get some perspective on what's been happening for team gb. we saw them injoe's piece there. what did you make of them? what positives they take? i you make of them? what positives the take? ~ ., . , they take? i think an incredible sto . they take? i think an incredible story- christy _ they take? i think an incredible story. christy age _ they take? i think an incredible story. christy age 13 _ they take? i think an incredible story. christy age 13 looking i they take? i think an incredible story. christy age 13 looking at| they take? i think an incredible . story. christy age 13 looking at the 2018 olympics was watching katie summerhays final, four years later, we've got that next genera

brad hall and — all our bobsleigh athletes. brad hall and his team. all our bobsleigh athletes.really hoping to get a medal this time yeah, — is really hoping to get a medal this time. yeah, zoe atkins, the two sisters, — time. yeah, zoe atkins, the two sisters, i— time. yeah, zoe atkins, the two sisters, i could keep going. you are t in: to sisters, i could keep going. you are trying to get — sisters, i could keep going. you are trying to get through _ sisters, i could keep going. you are trying to get through the _ sisters, i could keep going. you are trying to get through the whole - trying to get through the whole team. now, these athletes are in a really unusual olympics for two reasons. there is intense political discussion about the issues surrounding china and some of its policies. numbertwo, surrounding china and some of its policies. number two, there is the pandemic, and in china there is a zero covid policy. trying to picture what this must like the four athletes?— what this must like the four athletes? �* , . , ., athletes? there's athletes have re aired athletes? t

that's after brad hall and nick gleeson flipped over on their penultimate run.owards the end and slid over the finish line, both appeared to be ok. they had started the final day of competition in 11th place after the first two runs, almost a second and a half off the lead. britain's best hopes of a medal lie with the curlers, the women beatjapan this morning 10—4 to keep their hopes alive. they're in the top four in their round robin group, and that's where they need to stay to reach the semi—finals with two more matches to play against china and the russian olympic committee. in an exclusive interview, novak djokovic has told the bbc he'd rather miss major touranments than be forced to take a covid vaccine. the 20—time grand slam champion, was deported from melbourne ahead of the australian open last month, after initailly being granted entry with a medical exemption. he has distanced himself from the anti—vax movement but says that �*deciding what goes into his body is more important than any title'. the rules are moving in his direction _ the rules are movin

it's not quite gone to plan so for brad hall and nick gleeson in the two—man bobsleigh event. in 11th after their first run in their heat. meanwhile it's been a good day for britain's men's curling team. they got their fifth win of the round robin stage with a very close victory over switzerland — winning 6—5 with the final stone. team gb�*s women are in action right now. they're facing canada — who were one of the favourites for gold before the games begun. and they are leading 4—2. need to secure three points so work to do for gb�*s women. there's finally been some good news for team gb on the slopes, where there'll be two brits in tomorrow's slopestyle final. 17—year—old kirsty muir here and her british team mate katie summerhayes made it through qualifying. muir finished in sixth and will be hoping for even more tomorrow, while summerhayes qualified in tenth. tomorrow, 15—year—old russian skater kamila valieva will be back on the ice. she's been told she can continue competing after sport's highest court ruled she shouldn't be suspended. valieva's future at the games had b

two—man bobsleigh team crashed on their third run in beijing on tuesday the sled, being driven by brad hallwales. he�*s been playing for his club side sale, following a hamstring injury suffered against south africa in the autumn internationals. the uncapped wasps back row alfie barbeary has been called up. he�*s been in scintillating form for his club this season. potential captain courtney lawes will also continue his return to play after concussion. england�*s women cricketers will play a test against south africa for the first time in 20 years this summer. it will be played at taunton and will be followed by three one—day internationals and three t20s before a limited overs series against india. england�*s last test was the draw against australia in the ashes series last month. and the two—time grand national winner tiger roll has been ruled out of going for a third race win in april. his owner michael 0�*leary says the 2018 and 2019 allocated weight is �*absurd�*. tiger roll could now be retired after the cheltenham festival next month. and that�*s all the sport for now. hello there. i

brad hall and - final bits of news.l be _ medallist with his men's team, he will be the — medallist with his men's team, he will be the flag bearer for team gb at the _ will be the flag bearer for team gb at the closing ceremony. eve muirhead _ at the closing ceremony. eve muirhead carried it in the opening ceremony. — muirhead carried it in the opening ceremony, bruce will carry it in the closing _ ceremony, bruce will carry it in the closing ceremony.— ceremony, bruce will carry it in the closing ceremony. thank you. really leased to closing ceremony. thank you. really pleased to say _ closing ceremony. thank you. really pleased to say we — closing ceremony. thank you. really pleased to say we are _ closing ceremony. thank you. really pleased to say we are now _ closing ceremony. thank you. really pleased to say we are now joined - closing ceremony. thank you. really pleased to say we are now joined by| pleased to say we are nowjoined by greg drummond. just beaten by vicky wright, who was part of that gold medal winni

things did not got to plan for brad hall, the pilot, and nick gleeson.her british team mate katie summerhayes made it through qualifying. muir finished in sixth and will be hoping for even more tomorrow, while summerhayes qualified in tenth. muir and summerhayes are two of the medal hopes — as is james woods, who�*s set to compete in the freestyle skiing slopestyle event tomorrow but things aren�*t looking good for him at the moment. woods became the first british man to win a world championship gold on snow three years ago and finished fourth at the last world champiionships here. butjust hours before the slopestyle event he�*s put out a message on social media saying he�*s "full of painkillers and strapped up in bed" because of a back injury and is unable to move. he added.. "hopefully i wake up from a good sleep feeling ready for action." talking of injury concerns — newcastle�*s hopes of avoiding relegation from the premier league have suffered a setback today. the club�*s confirmed that kieran trippier�*s fractured his foot. the defender scored the

things did not got to plan for brad hall, the pilot, and nick gleeson.t made a couple of mistakes in the middle of the track, lost speed speed so unfortunately we are not higher up but we don't deserve to be at the moment, so hope to go back and see where we went wrong and try to make the corrections for tomorrow. there's been some good news for team gb on the slopes — where there'll be two brits in tomorrow's women's freeski slopestyle final. 17—year—old kirsty muir here and her british team mate katie summerhayes made it through qualifying. muir finished in sixth and will be to do even better tomorrow, while summerhayes qualified in 10th. muir and summerhayes are two of the medal hopes — as is james woods, who's set to compete in the freestyle skiing slopestyle event tomorrow but things aren't looking good for the former world champion at the moment. woods finished fourth at the last winter olympics but just hours before the slopestyle event he's put out a message on social media saying he's "full of painkillers and strapped up in bed" because of a bac

piloted by brad hall, the team are 0.69 seconds off the lead, but only a third of a second off bronze these halfpipers. get up he did, to land a clean run in at the end — good enough for eighth place in his final olympics. from the winter olympics to last year's summer olympics, where there has been disappointing news. the men's a x 100 metres relay team have been stripped of their silver medal. it is after cj ujah, who ran the first leg of the race, was found to have committed a doping violation. in a statement yesterday, ujah apologised to his teammates but says he unknowingly consumed a contaminated substance. richard kilty, who was also on the team, admits the final ruling on this issue, which first came to lightjust after the team got home, in august, and the loss of the medal is devastating. i was only home for maybe two days before the news broke, so i got home in the initial days, seeing all my family. i had a big homecoming celebrations, things planned — so much of the back of winning that, and i was not even able to celebrate it for more than a day, really, since landing hom

that's after brad hall and nick gleeson flipped over on their penultimate run.t than any title'. the views he is outlining comedy distrust— the views he is outlining comedy distrust of— the views he is outlining comedy distrust of putting anything foreign into his _ distrust of putting anything foreign into his body is not something you strengthen overnight, it is a long held view — strengthen overnight, it is a long held view. he had a lot of problems with breathing difficulties and injury— with breathing difficulties and injury problems when he was in his late teens— injury problems when he was in his late teens and early 205 and he completely transformed hi5 late teens and early 205 and he completely transformed his career, he thinks, — completely transformed his career, he thinks, because he went gluten—free, cut out dairy, reduced to sugar— gluten—free, cut out dairy, reduced to 5ugar intake, 5tart5 gluten—free, cut out dairy, reduced to 5ugar intake, starts the day with a warm _ to 5ugar intake, starts the day with a warm gla55 to 5ugar intake, starts the

matt weston, marcus wyatt, laura dees, all the bobsleigh athletes and brad hall and his team and somebodycould keep going. you've got to try and net keep going. you've got to try and get through _ keep going. you've got to try and get through the _ keep going. you've got to try and get through the whole _ keep going. you've got to try and get through the whole team. i keep going. you've got to try and l get through the whole team. these athletes are in a really unusual olympics for two reasons. number one, intense political discussion about the issues surrounding china and some of its policies and then there is the pandemic and in china there is the pandemic and in china there is the pandemic and in china there is a zero covid policies meaning the athletes are in a bubble and trying to picture what it's like the athletes, can you help us do that? �* , ., ., , ., that? it's hard. those athletes are reared that? it's hard. those athletes are prepared every — that? it's hard. those athletes are prepared every day _ that? it's hard. those athletes are prepared every day for _ that? it's hard.

brad hall and the bobsleigh gang get their campaign under way.gland's campaign is back on track after marcus smith guided them to a comfortable victory against italy in rome. the fly—half scored their first try and kicked four conversions as england cruised to a 33—0 bonus point victory. england are second in the table behind france, who've won both their games. it's such a tight competition. you just look at scotland. they won one by three, lose one by three. and france win by two penalty goals. there is nothing in the competition. italy played well against france in the first week and cause upset here. their record might go soon. well as eddiejones mentions there, it's all to play for then — and all six teams will have time to reflect as the tournament takes a break next weekend. england will be back in action on saturday, 26th of february — as they host wales at twickenham. wayne pivac�*s side got their first win of the tournament on saturday — after beating scotland 2017. scotland will want to bounce back at murrayfield that weekend — but the

brad hall, his crew in the two—man bobsleigh, they are in the top five in the world rankings, so theyt italy and eve muirhead who won a brunch eight years ago, she is back at the games but the women's rink lost their first match to switzerland —— won a bronze. so while the team gb bosses are not panicking yet, they will beginning to wonder when the games will get going for the team.— to wonder when the games will get going for the team. thanks. we will let ou io going for the team. thanks. we will let you go up _ going for the team. thanks. we will let you go up to _ going for the team. thanks. we will let you go up to giving _ going for the team. thanks. we will let you go up to giving us _ going for the team. thanks. we will let you go up to giving us some i going for the team. thanks. we willl let you go up to giving us some hope and snatching it away from us. lovely stuff. great to see you. i'd forgotten that it was seven days before we won a medal last time. we can calm before we won a medal last time. - can calm down. before we won a medal last time. we can calm down. but _ befo

hall knocks him into the boards. he would need help to get off the ice. the sharks got the power play and scored their only goal. ot, 1-1 third. bradeft alone and he will beat reimer again. bruins when it 3-1. have a great sunday. i'm casey pratt. liz: let's get a check on the forecast. crossing our fingers we get rain. lisa: is looking that way. before that we are mild with temperatures above average. there is the cloud cover yesterday. you can see how active the pacific is. not aiming toward but look at the tail end of what is left of it. upper 30's from redwood city to menlo park, upper 40's to low 50's half moon bay. definitely that warmer air and not as cold. still kind of chilly by the delta. 39 napa as well as livermore. good visibility, fog is not an issue. we are looking at warmer days and evenings today through tuesday. by wednesday looking at light rain arriving late in the day into thursday and beyond that it is going to be breezy and cool. forecast models not really in line with what is in the extended outlook which could be good news for us. through 1:00 eight to 10 feet. the risk of sneaker waves is there and rip cur