breckenridge was the first top. iouri podiadtchikov, a new bag of tricks. >> one to look for, and could take the victory. he is riding injured. four points in killington, vermont. breckenridge it was a different story. he was on fire during practice. his first run was nothing short off mazing. iouri would have a fall that heed would leave the pipe with a hurt face. he hit his head. however, on his second run. he overcame the little head bump and did enough to get third place. >> second place belonged to louie vito, dew cup champion. felt good out here. a lot of talent. the best bag of tricks. >> louie did. came in swinging as well. he has the double corks. he can do them in his sleep. and if it wasn't for a certain person, named shaun white. frontside, 1260 at the bottom. he is really making it look good. there it is. louie would walk away with second place. he is riding, very, very strong this year. i look for him to go home with yet another dew cup. >> the 23-year-old defending champion, took second. and that mean

it's beautiful to watch. >> >> todd h.: second place in breckenridge, colorado. the man who dominated the defending champion, kevin rolland from la plain, france. wow is all i can say >> luke: it as full-scale french weapon. look at the size of these doubles. all the way down the pipe. his ability to put together a run and seamlessly execute is beyond comparison. look at the giant 1260 at the bottom, three doubles in a row, unprecedented, kevin roland takes the "w." >> todd h.: that's how it shifts down at our first stop at breckenridge. kevin rolland sits atop the leaderboard. dorey second, adams third. keep your eye on kenworthy, perkins, and yater-wallace. at 16 this kid is sensational. i would not be surprised to see him on the podium for the overall >> luke: a huge amount of talent throughout the field. look for some of the young americans to strike through and show you flying colors. >> todd h.: this is the count-down to the men's superpipe finals. as we said, 12f the world easily best. surveying what they have to tackle. the 22-foot superpipe here at killi

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she called breckenridge long a fascist. that is not my word, that is hers. she worked with varying degrees of success and varying degrees of failure on different refugee crises. but for those of you who are in the mindset that bombing the tracks to auschwitz would have helped, i certainly understand and appreciate that point of view. but i would like for you to look at the statistics for strategic bombing in vietnam, in the gulf war, in the current iraq war, and in afghanistan. we do not have drones. and so i have been on both sides of these issues. but if you believe that roosevelt should have bombed the tracks to free people in auschwitz, then you must also weigh on your own conscience the thousands who would have died to free other people. >> one thing -- give you a little -- of what roosevelt was getting from his top intelligence officer in terms of the holocaust. and the short answer was not much. donovan's oss was getting what i would call shards of intelligence in from a number of different sources. of some of the atrocities being committed in the var

freestyle skiing is making a comeback and tom is a freestyle skier showing off his moves in breckenridgem called "walk in the park." put together by stepped productions and it's beautiful. ♪ i almost feel like freestyle skiing is more impressive on a snowboard because you can get tangled up in midair. >> for some reasons snowboards look cooler. >> i think it's the poles. >> i like this as an olympic sport better than ice dancing because this looks like a real sport as opposed to ice dancing looks like dancing on skates. >> all your ice skating hate mail. >> video grapher s steady going along with them. you can see his free style skis have bends on the front and he can go frontwards, backwards, pull all kinds of awesome moves off. snowboarding kind of upped the ante for everybody. i ski and i know how difficult it is so i can appreciate what this guy is doing. >>> next time on "right this minute" -- >> au stra, egypt, thailand. >> how did you manage to take this trip on $30 a day? >> that's next time on "right this minute." ♪ >>> we've shown you nail polish tutorials before. >> but this o

chris caught up with astute in norfolk and spoke to commander ian breckenridge, the sub's commanding officer. >> she was quite mean, she is a big step forward from our previous classes of submarine. i served in both classes and was privileged to command hms tireless, so i have experience of direct comparison. she is bigger 10 meters, 35, 40 feet longer, two, two and a half thousand tons heavier. speed wise broadly similar to what we have had before. little bit slower than our american friends, you have more power in your submarines. on the human side, everybody on huge change. so no more hot racking hot bunking. my controller systems on board we have platform management that allows touch spin control of a lot of the systems in the submarine. on the nuclear submarine a lot of clever stuff done there. life of the boat will be on the order of 25 years. she'll never need to refuel. that is a big step change forward. used to be 10 to 12 years. i can carry 50% more weapons. my communications i think we are now into the 21st century. i have more satellite, more back-ups, a much cleverer sys

breckenridge and steamboat springs is going to have snow. as deep, 2 to 4, maybe as much as 5 in boston, rhode island and back into connecticut. your highs today, 33. 58 in denver, 62 in albuquerque. 39 in billings. 20 degrees in minneapolis. 29 in chicago. the rain and snow moving away from chicago but still cold here in place as you shovel off the walk. 29 in new york, 37 in wach washington, 69 in atlanta. gary, i would suspect the travel delays are going to line up. it could be a frus tating day. you have to be careful. >>> who ease paying the big bucks for the air time? not the candidates in most cases. we'll get into that right after the break. >>> the voters who are headed to the polls now in south carolina have been inundated by campaign ads this past week. they're breaking down the numbers. leading the pack, mitt romney. it's estimated his campaign has spent more than a half a million dollar in ads. in south carolina alone. close behind him, ron paul, $460,000 spent. in third, rick santorum, $376,000. and before you drop down to rick

wind gusts, 120 miles per hour delayed the opening at breckenridge, vail, and copper mountain.f the great lakes region could get a >> we'll start out with sunshine and then the clouds will pick up this afternoon. we'll put in a 30% chance of rain showers. a mild day with a high that's the news. back to lester. >> okay, lynn. thanks very much. >>> the parties are over, but for many the hangover from new year's eve is still going strong. how can you cure it? we have the executive wine editor for "food & wine" magazine. i felt like i was about to say drinking expert. >> that may be true to some degree. you know, the problem with hangovers, actually no cure. you know unfortunately, the cure is not to drink the night before. but you can mellow out some of the miserable effects. >> can i point out you are not a doctor. a lot of people will turn to painkillers. >> a lot of people turn to painkillers. there is a problem with this. acetaminophen and alcohol not a good combination. that could be dangerous, especially if you drink a lot. all of them rough on your stomach. it can be tough

wind gusts over 120 miles per hour delayed the opening at breckenridge, vail, and copper mountain. >>check of the weather for you. parts of the great lakes region could get more than a foot of snow by tomorrow >>> that's the news. now back to lester. >> okay, lynn. thanks very much. >>> the parties are over, but for many the hangover from new year's eve is still going strong. how can you cure it? ray is here to tell us how. he is the executive wine editor for "food & wine magazine." i'm chuckling because i feel like i was about to say and drinking expert. >> unfortunately, that may be true to some degree. it's -- yeah, you know, the problem with hangovers, there's actually no cure. you know, unfortunately, the cure is not to drink the night before. that doesn't really work. you can kind of mellow out some of the miserable affects of a hangover. >> you're not a doctor, to start out. the reason i point that out is because a lot of people are going to turn to painkillers. what's the word on those? >> a lot of people are going to turn to painkillers. there's a problem with this. aseat min

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parts of denver, along parts of say 70, our friends in breckenridge, colorado, may see up to a foot of snow in the highest peaks. anyone fly fishing along the blue river in colorado you will have some snowflakes to deal with. here's what you got in the northeast. the snow is going to be light but still it's snow. we haven't seen a lot of this in new york, anywhere from two to maybe four inches of snowfall for the next 48 hours. gary, that's a quick snapshot on the forecast. looks like rain in south carolina, palmetto state, it's going to be with us through the weekend. >> still warm, though. easy to go out and vote. >> pick your poison. >> that's right. thanks, reynolds. >>> you've got to see what we're about to show our viewers. this is an x-ray of a 33-year-old man, dante was working with a nail gun at his home in chicago when he apparently misfired. he thought he was lucky and the nail missed him. according to wgn he spent more than a day with a three and a half inch nail stuck in the middle of his brain. ouch. he only went to the doctor after feeling nauseous the next day. >> i'm s

breckenridge, only 59 runs open right now. they're hoping for more snow.y 29% of the terrain is open. that's unheard of for christmas skiing. >> if you're a skier, you're out of luck. but if you like kind of warm weather -- >> we have the same kind of la nina pattern last year where i was looking at, where there is a 25-inch base this year, they had 325 inches of snow last year. >> are you a skier? >> i am. from clear up in nebraska. drive to colorado. >> we'll see what happens. i want you to check out this video. this is really cool. this is a clinz hotel chain, offering something new to guests here. this is a night on a retired soviet aircraft carrier. this at any time exactly the type of accommodations the soviet military had. cost $15 million to renovate this. it is part of a military theme park being marketed as kind of a unique experience, high-end travelers. you've got these lavish presidential suites and 148 hotel rooms. most of them aren't ready, ind, but i guess the restaurant is now open. >> are there state rooms? >> isn't that cool though? >> m

he would not have voted for john breckenridge the southern democrat because he would have seen him as ruling southerner, it's got to be our way. he might have voted for steven douglas because he was a jacksonion and madison had pretty good relations with andrew jackson. he was president and madison lived to see that but i think he probably would have voted for the fourth guy, john bell, who was the candidate of the union party. he was from tennessee. and this was a party that wanted the union to be maintained and everybody to shut up about slavery. and bell carried virginia, kentucky and tennessee. and his running mate was a name named edward everett who published an article by madison in his retirement when madison is expressing alarm over calhoun and the southern prosecessionists. so that's how madison would have voted. now, bell finished fourth in the popular vote. so after fort sumter, what would have madison have done? i can't imagine that he would have seceded. even though lincoln the victor would not have been his way of handling things, he was such a strong unionist and one of