they are reno's chaz goldeman. we'll be following it closely. that's the latest from the sochi games. >> live from russia. good to have her there. the latest news. >> we get behind the scenes act as well. >>> 5:02. coca-cola commercial that aired during the super bowl will be making a comeback during the opening to the sochi olympics. it's a commercial that sparked controversy when viewers first saw it during the super bowl. "today in the bay's" peggy bunker with a fifth grade who played a big role. >> that's the twist, the ad is called "it's beautiful" and simply, features one of america's most patriotic songs sung in eight different languages in people with different ethnicities. ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies♪ >> this is one of the versions you see, they mixed it up with different languages, some english, some not. coke says the commercial's a tribute to the multi cultural makeup as well as acknowledgement of our immigrant history. within minutes of the commercial airing, angry viewers hit up twitter and facebook blasting the company for t

chaz goldeman, tonight the world champion from the u.s. took part today. this is the course under fire for safety. sean white pulled out yesterday. the women's mogul competition also begins today. and down here at olympic park, the brand new team figure skating event gets underway this afternoon. that's going to feature a pairs team and a dance team from ten different countries. when i join you later on "news4 today," i'll be talking with matt lauer about what it's like to cover his ninth olympic games. he's still loving it, but he says this is the most different of any. >>> an alexandria hotel raided in connection with a missing virginia reservist. police found some of his possessions. >>> a chemical found in yoga mat and shoe rubber found in a popular fast food meal. the response subway had after being called out by a blogger. >>> and after a cold morning, we're tracking the chance for snow. pt of the health law that guarantees insurer don't make too much or don't lose too much when they're in the health exchanges. all of that on the table, la lawmakers