. >> reporter: 3-year-old cullen seems to love it already.t of the team share a tight bond forged by months of living and playing together. the younger members of the team do have different priorities. >> they call me up, like hey, do you want to go to a movie? and i'll be like, no, i can't do that. you know, i have to take mahdi to swimming or pick her up at school, so. >> reporter: but jenny's teammates love to have the kids around. with the training base located close to their home, cullen can even help mom out in the gym. sharing the olympic journey as a family has helped jenny impart some valuable lessons. >> you know, we're not making lots of money, and we're doing it for the love of the sport, and i think that's where you can see it on the ice, the passion and the heart. >> reporter: a love kindled on a pond just like this one, playing for fun until it's time to go home. >> whoa! >> reporter: for "today," maria menounos, nbc news, minneapolis. >> and we wish jenny and the rest of team usa good luck as they play canada for the gold toni

george cullen says this system should not be taken lightly. >> this is a real dooz zi, this storm coming up. and it's still just forming. we'll take a look and we'll see how much will fall and i'm afraid to say from central new jersey southward going down the garden state parkway or the turnpike to philadelphia, baltimore, washington, you're going to get at least a foot. it might be 20, 22 inches. but once you got over a fooft snow, it doesn't matter because the impact's about the same and we'll have a lot of wind with this, as well, so there will be blowing and drifting snow. >> and severe icing is expected in the appalachians. >>> michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray, plans to surrender to sthortds came. murray plans to turn himself in this afternoon whether prosecutors have charged him or not. prosecutors have been reviewing the case for weeks. murray's spokesman says the defense team knows the doctor will be charged with involuntary manslaughter but that he is not guilty. >>> north korea says it will release an american missionary it has been holding since christmas. robert park w

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>> reporter: a dozen years back, laura cullen took over her dad's business.was making a go of it, until new year's eve 2005. so then calamity strikes. what happened? >> a massive fire. everything that laura owned burned to the ground. >> reporter: $1 million worth of buildings, equipment and inventory -- gone. laura had no insurance, little savings, but she did have conviction. this would not defeat her. so laura moved into a house on the edge of the property and day by day started to rebuild. now, remember, while this was happening, the entire construction industry in this country took a nose dive so she didn't have to just rebuild, she had to remake her entire business plan. this is cotton insulation. >> this is made out of recycled blue jeans. >> reporter: to cash in on new construction trends, she began stocking more green products, recycled plastics, sustainable woods. by selling things like this, sustainable lumber, you're able to get a niche in the market that really nobody was serving quite that way. >> yeah. nobody. >> reporter: she tapped into a gov