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dana jacobson with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ld think in known traditionally for tea it would be tough to find not in the city of seattle, ma in the city of gangneung known for beautiful v aromatic blend, coffee is the drink of about 20 years ago when coffee vendhi cafes. it's actually just not coffee the entire city of ngneg is known for coffee. they havene 300 people. the coffee cupper is one of the older and just a few miles down the road, it's coffee next is suppress oh machine. >> reporter: two entire floors back centuries. mayi-choo boom, though he calls good timing. he was the first opening boheme yacht roasters in 2000. as for the increased sai it's for a simple reason. >> translator: i think people y want to be happy. >> reporter:d that happy financ park yi-choo said they shouldn't look forcup. >> translator: the perfect coffee always tastes ink ffee h imperfect. that's reporter: even in a perf setting. gangneung isn't just hosting the ice veenltss on the coast there. they also have an international coffee festival going

dana jacobson is in south korea where it appears relations have taken a bit of a turn. good morning, dana. >> good morning, anne-marie. what happens when the games are over. north korean athletes are making history at the olympic games competing under one flag with the south. >> we have a peaceful spirit at the games, especially when i see k kim yo-jong is smiling and shaking hands. >> this government is different from the other government. they're more liberal. in a good way, they want peace very li. >> reporter: like those born here, he lived in the security and threat. the north is yonlds the blue buildings. as far as daily life goes, the threat of north korea just isn't a part of it. >> i think for korean people don't have a choice. this is where they live. >> i know people outside of korea is worried but honestly nobody talks about it in everyday conversation. >> reporter: at the olympics there have been daily protests against th unification. >> unification must happen at this i really hope that it will happen. >> i actually see long-term project. it's notes like we

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dana jacobson is in pyeongchang. dana, good morning. >> good morning.e is new for erin jackson, but she shaved a full second off her trials to qualify for this team. that's like a lifetime in this sport. jackson even exceeding her own expectations. >> i didn't think it would happen this soon. >> longtime speed skater erin jackson is a surprise member of this olympic team, taking up ice skating just four months ago. >> i still sometimes don't believe it. i don't understand how it could have happened. i know i put in a lot of work, but i still didn't see it coming. >> reporter: a heavily decorated inline skater jackson has been on wheels when she was a kid. when inline skating wasn't enough, she gave roller derby a spin. and when the time was right to go from wheels to ice, she jumped at it. >> what was the most challenging thing? >> the techniques are different. with ice skating you have to dig in. it was frustrating at first because i wasn't that good. >> reporter: bonnie blair is a five-time gold medalist. >> a lot of similarities for sure carries on o

dana jacobson is in south korea with the details. good morning, dana. >> reporter: good morning. february 22nd, 1980, this exact date back then, we witnessed the miracle on ice. that's when the u.s. men's hockey team ended the soviet union's run of four straight olympic gold medals. today it was the u.s. women's hockey team's turn ending canada's run atop the podium. >> she scored earlier. >> reporter: it all came dune to this. 20-year-old maddie rooney's spectacular save in a shoot-out gave team usa olympic gold against their archrival canada. just a few seconds earlier, jocelyne lamoureux scored the deciding shoot-out goal. >> it was amazing. it lived up to my expectations, past my expectations. it was amazing. >> reporter: team usa jumped up, looking for its first hockey meadal since 1998. the americans were looking for redemption against a canadian team that had won 24 straight olympic games over a 20-year span. even before leaving for south korea, forward hannah brandt told me how motivated team usa was. >> i think our motivation is so high. with every single person wanting

correspondent dana jacobson is in south korea known for coffee lovers. >> reporter: this beach in the south koreanit to beautiful views and a aromaic blend. coffee's the beverage of choice here with 30 coffee shops alo seang side strip known as coffee street. the java boom here began long before the t town about 20 years ago, when coffee vending machines,e cafes. >> it is actually not just coffee ts here is men for its coffee, one recent estimate said that by 350 people and that is in the city about 214,000 residents. the coffee is one of the jus a few miles down the road, it is . coffee relics, dating back centuries. many credit park chew for the ea calls it good timing, originally from japan he roaster, opening up, bohemianro. as for increased coffee consumption here he says it is for a simple reason. >> i think people are drinking , coffee because they want to be happy. >> reporter: and no matter where people find that happ iness, park e chew said they should not look for the perfect cup. >> the perfect coffee always tastes bad. i think coffee has to be imperfect, that taste of cof

dana jacobson reports from pyeongchang. >> reporter: north korean athletes are making history at the olympic games competing under one flag with the south. translator: we have a peaceful spirit at the olympic games, especially when they see kim yo- jong is visiting, smiling and shaking hands with president moon. >> reporter: peter lee moved to south korea from l.a. over a decade ago. >> this new government is a little different from the other government. they're more liberal, i guess, in a good way. they want peace. >> reporter: like those born here, he lives in the shadow of north korea and its nuclear muscle threat. this is the border between north and south korea, the north just beyond those blue buildings back there. while we're less than an hour from seoul, as far as daily life goes for most south koreans, the threat of north korea just isn't a part of it. >> i think for korean people, they don't have a choice. this is where they live. >> i know a lot of people outside korea are worried about the situation, but honestly no one actually talks about it in everyday conversations. >

dana jacobson is in pyeongchang. dana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.orea may not be known for its beer worldwide, but thanks to a nudge from an unexpected place, that could sooning changing. in fact, it's already changing around here. north korea's first craft beer can't be found among the imports in the south. brew pubs like magpie and seoul might not exist without it. >> if it wasn't for it, i guess the korean beer being compared to the north korean beer, maybe it never would have lit the spark that it did. >> reporter: that spark came from a 2012 magazine article in "the economist" called "fiery food, boring beer," praising the suds from the north while trashing the south's. >> they say the day after the article was published, every brewery in korea got a phone call from the government saying what are we doing, what are we doing wrong? >> reporter: magpie founder eric monahan says relaxed liquor laws followed, igniting the south korean craft beer scene. how would you describe what craft beer now means to south koreans? >> before it was just like, it

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dana jacobson, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> a lot of good moments.next go behind the scenes of the new movie game night. >> then wait until you hear just how much this margarita costs cents, we'll tell you what to expect to shell out for it and where the money is going. katie? >> interesting. well, we are looking ahead to a weaken of more wet weather. but also another warming trends, in our forecast. i'll let you know when the heaviest rain is expected to fall, but first, here's your cure auto insurance travel forecast. >> new comedy, here's entertainment tonight henry mathieson with game nights. >> hey, game night goes terribly wrong for rachael mcadams, and their new comedy. >> tonight, we're taking game night up a notch. >> we don't need a board. we do not neice pieces cents. >> i played annie, who is married to max, played by the lovely and amazing jason bateman. very competitive couple. we fell in love over trivia night. >> what's the name of the purple telly tub. >> i continuing i wing. >> i you're both correct. >> kyle chandler max's brother a

correspondent dana jacobson in south korea with more on how the small town plans to handle the massive crowd. >> the tiny ski resort sit of peong chang is finally seeing it dream to host the olympics come to life. >> to welcome the worlds, everything is ready. >> this fish restaurant has been around for 20 years, and expect the olympics to bring record business. family-owned and operated, they are worried about keeping up with demand. it hasn't turned down reservations because they're already booked on most days of the game. just up the street, it is only week three of business for this restaurant. but there are similar concerns the owner isn't taking reservations because she wants to be able to hands the l the heavy foot traffic. >> the crowd concerns aren't just about feeding everyone, it is also about keeping people moving here on the sidewalks, and also, on the streets. peong chang police chief says the massive crowd could bring traffic to a halt. this command center will watch for potential problems, with 1500 people assigned to manage movement on the roads. with security a top pr

here is cbs news correspondent dana jacobson. >> north korea's first craft beer can't be found among the imports in the south. but brew pubs might not exist without it. >> if it wasn't for i guess the korean beer compared to north korean beer then maybe it never would have lit the spark that it did. >> that spark came from 2012 magazine article in the economist called fiery food boring beer. praising the suds from the north, while trashing the south. >> they say like the day after that article was published, every brewery in korea got a phonecall from the government saying what are we doing wrong >> magpie says relaxed liquor laws soon followed allowing smaller batch bruce and igniting the south korean craft beer scene. >> what would you say it means to south korea. >> before it was sort of international product that was here. and now people are starting to see it as like oh, this is a locally made product. we can put our own stamp on. it. >> why brew here in korea? >> if i could be honest i would say the beer is not very good. >> part owner of abreu public. >> used to be an old fact

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dana jacobson now on the korean beer battle. >> reporter: taedonggang: north korea's first craft beer't be found amongst imports in the south but brew pubs like magpie in seoul might not exist without it. >> it if wasn't for the korean beer being compared to north korean beer, than maybe it never would have lit the spark that it did. >> reporter: that spark came from a 2012 magazine article in the economist called fiery food boring beer. praising the suds from the north while trashing the south. >> they say like the day after that article was published every brewery in korea got a phone call from the government saying what are we doing wrong. >> reporter: magpie founder eric moynihan said relaxed liquor laws followed a you lag smaller batch brews and igniting the south korean craft beer scene. how would you describe what craft beer means to south korea? >> before it was sort of an international product that was here and now people are starting to see it like this say locally made product. we can put our own stamp on it. >> reporter: why brew here in korea? >> if i could be honest, i w

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jacket designed to keep the americans warm i'm dana jacobson and find out how it is working and if you can get your hands on one too. >>> plus a high tech treatment that seems to stop trembling hand that is could help millions of people, stephanie stahl explains how it works when "eyewitness news" >>> back now on "eyewitness news" and now to the latest on the flu epidemic, every state but hawaii and oregon is reporting widespread flu activity and 63 children have died so far this season. brooks silver brag has more on the out break. >> reporter: she was just 24, type of healthy young adult who can usually ride out the fully but instead this week she died from the las vegas hospital. cdc reports that this flu season now matches intensity of the swine flu epidemic of 2009. >> we have in the seen the peak just yet and we don't know when that will occur. >> reporter: doctor ann, acting director of the cdc says immediate treatment is important not only for children but for also the older and less resilient patients who died from the flu in shockingly high numbers. >> in a bad sees than like

dana jake jacobson has more. >> reporter: wind are causing problems for the first week of the wintere. gusts up to 45 miles per hour, have disrupted or postponed numerous events, and including would the men's race which has been pushed back, twice. british snow border amy fuller had a tough time during her slope style runs this week. >> as i was in the air this gust just took me and swept me and i'm happy to be in one peak but i had a pretty heavy slam on that last run. >> reporter: fuller feared for her safety and other athletes expressed the same concerns, in the a single snow border completed two error free runs. >> no athlete is naturally forced to get down and compete , that is first thing i want to make clear. >> reporter: alpine skiing began tuesday after two days of postponements and downhill skiers are started lower down course to avoid the most fierce winds. >> we are 1100 meters, 3800 feet to give you a sense of what the athletes are feeling on the mountain. now areas under a siberian high pressure system and that brings in this cold, dry air that creates the game changing

dana jacobson at the coffee museum with the story of how this coastal city became known >> the droughte winter games in pyeongchang. take a look. at three skaters wiped out the race came down to two competitors and john henge are you kruger finished second. the golds goes to canada sam girard. kruger hails from pittsburgh, his silver medal win in the u.s. first in the men's since political owe won silver back in 20106789 congrats to him. nice. >>> well the olympic games are the top of the talk in pyeongchang, stunning winter event that wows tourists cents every year. take a look at this, just part of the 26th annual snowflake festival. which showcases cents amazing works of arts, made of ice and snow there. 06,000 tons of snow had to be made for this event. and this year, the festival features representations cents of characters in children's stories. >> beautiful, just got here. excited to walk through. >> this is a nice break, eat, come back here, nice break, something different. >> that's gorgeous. all of the snow there needed for this event took about two month to create. >> how ab

in pyeongchang south korea, a dana jacob jacobson, for cbs-3 , "eyewitness news." >> up next, we willu who won celebrity big brother. >> eagles star jason kelce back in his mummers finest he is, more of yesterday's big strut in manayunk. >> then, business in the front , party in the bark. we'll take you to the town shah says they invented the mullet. and the are proud of it, and show you more. of this festival. >> as we led into the break, not just another cute dog. this girl has cents a big job one that brought her to old city because her nose knows what's dangerous. meet the girl making a little bit safer. look at this pup. oh, tonight on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" at 11:00. we will be right >> first ever celebrity big brother has a winner. >> congratulations cents, marissa. you're the winner of celebrities big brother. >> there you have t marissa is your celebrity big brother champion, the broad was actress crouds during the final show of the series last night along with the title she also won $250,000. >> oh,. >> not too shabby. >> kevin submits tweeted overnight he had a massive he

dana jacobson, cbs news, seoul, south korea. >> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. in the wake of the latest school shooting in florida, pressure is building on broward county sheriff scott israel to be fired for neglect of duty and incompetence. 74 members of the florida house of representatives signed a letter calling on the sheriff to be suspended immediately. they claim his officers ignored repeated warnings about the alleged gunman and his deputies were untrained to deal with an active shooter situation when it happened. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: it was a somber return for the survivors of the deadly mass shooting at stoneman douglas. students and teachers returned to campus coping with the reality of what happened here. today governor rick scott called on the florida de

cbs reporter dana jacobson is in pyeongchang to show us. >> reporter: the winter sculpture garden sits in a dry river bank. a pleasant surprise for those visiting the winter olympics like canadians debbie and gore jonas. >> it is beautiful. we just got here. we are excited to walk through. >> this is a nice break. go eat, come back out here. >> and you guys are from canada. is this isn't cold right? >> no, this is normal. >> reporter: the olympic skate part of the annual snow flake festival. now in its 26th year. >> this is beautiful. >> reporter: its organize tells me it started as a neighborrer event. now with locals, professional snow or ice sculptors are brought in from around the country. because this is the dry season in pyeongchang, all of this snow, 6 60,000 tons of it had to be made. that took about two months. then it was time to sculpt not just in snow, but ice. this is the ice cafe. perfect cold storage for all the sculptures and for people, it is kind of the perfect place to pick up a couple of hot chocolate and admire the craftsmanship. this year's festival theme was chos

but reporter jacob -- dana jacobson shows team usa is handling the conditions in style. >> reporter:opening ceremony attire was designed for fashion and function. and features the first heated parka. >> this jacket came in clutch at the opening ceremony. anyway you can stay warm, you use it. >> reporter: asia evans is a bobsledder, making her second appearance in pyeongchang. the jacket is the hot ticket item. >> the wind chill was harsh. having this jacket, people were trying to trade us for the jacket. >> reporter: team usa jacket is symbolic of america's melting pot. ralph lauren partnered with design companies from around the country to create the perfect parka. >> the battery pack has to marry engineering with design. in order to allow our athletes to be able to use the battery pack. >> reporter: the battery pack was designed by the company t -- key tech. >> we wanted -- needs to be worn for an entire day if we want it to be. we wanted to make it fit in the palm of their hands. >> reporter: the heating panel is an american flag. fewer than 100 jackets were released to stores and

dana jacobson is in pyongyang with the details. dana, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. you can see the flags whipping behind me. it got so bad at elim pick park today they had to evacuate some of the media tents and they asked spectators to stay inside the venn jus. athletes weren't spared. alpine skiing had to be post posted for four days. gusts up to 45 miles per hour have disrupted or postponed numerous events including the women's slalom, which has now been pushed back twice. british border amy had a tough time. >> it took me and swept me from under my feet. i had a pretty heavy slam on the last run. >> reporter: fuller said she feared for her safety. not a single snowboarder completed error-free runs. >> no athlete is forced to go down and compete. >> reporter:al pine skiing began after two days of opponents. downhill skiers started lower down the course to avoid some of the fiercest winds. >> we're 11 hund meters, 3,800 feet. the area sunday a siberian pressure system and that swoops in this cold dry air and that creates the game-changing winds and windchills we'r

in pyeongchang south korea arc dana jacobson, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> from ice to fire in south korea dozens of olympic visitors braved winds and competition thereto wash spark fly as is group of fire artists cents showed off their talent. the artists say they were invited to the beach to be part of the olympic celebrations cents. >> back to the olympic event now, and the chances cents will slim for the person to get closest to olympic stardom whether on the mountain or on the ice. more and more americans are kicking with one sport in particular. can you guess it? curling. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen got on the ice to help some local residents who have fall never love with the sport >> in recent years, curling has become one of the most popular events at the winter olympic games. and that popularity has found it way to the delaware valley. at pay tree at ice center in newark, delaware, more and more people are sliding into it. >> herb has been around the another for over 30 years, was umpire in the 2014 so much i games. he loves to see the sport grow >> we've been tota

dana jacobson, cbs news, pyeongchang, south korea. >> security has taken a hit even before the officialtart of the olympics. 1200 security guards had to be pulled from duty because of concerns over the norovirus. >>> baseball season is around the corner. giants fans will get a chance to go back to at&t park for tomorrow's 25th annual fanfest. they could get some autographs from players and take photos on the field and in the clubhouse. this is the first time in three years that pitcher madison bumgarner will attend. the event is free, runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. >> everyone in the studio is excited about it. >>> time now 5:08. the white house is under fire for its handling of domestic abuse allegations against a top staffer. we'll hear from one of the accusers. >> and a frightening hot air balloon crash is caught on camera. >> i'll see you at fanfest. high i'll have more on your forecast coming up. >> and it's busy on the roads. delays on 80 near cummings skyway. look at the brake rights. we have an accident. we'll have the details coming up. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession

dana jac dana jacobson, cbs news, south korea. it's also the unified korean hockey team. they lost to switzerland over the weekend. kim jong-un's sister has made a surprise showing here. she used her olympic appearance here to invite south korean presesident moon jajae-in there. >> thank you very much. >>> ahead,d, first o on "cbcbs morning," a formerr olympic swimmer says shehe was being delayed and the search is over. the indianapolis colts find a new coach. this is the "cbs morning news." . ...and lower your a1c. wow. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidn

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dana jacobson is in pyeongchang. good morning. >> good morning. we're just a couple of hours away from the opening ceremony. it's actually going to take place behind me here. that stadium will be filled with 35,000 people and that's in a city of just 44,000. that makes this the smallest city to host an olympics since lily ha mer, 24 years ago. it's finally seeing its dream to host the olympics come to life. >> everything is ready. >> reporter: this fish restaurant has been around for 20 years and expects the olympics to bring record business. family owned and operated, they are worried about keeping up with demand. they've had to turn down reservations because they're already booked on most days of the game. just up the street it's only week three of business for this restaurant, but there are similar concerns. the owner isn't taking reservations because she wants to be able to handle the heavy foot traffic. the crowd concerns aren't just about feeding everyone. it's also about keeping people moving here on the sidewalks and also on the streets. p

she'll lead sunday's olympic closing ceremony skming ceremon >>> dana jacobson is in south korea with back. good morning, morning, anne-mar. from the opening ceremonies to winning gold, there have been plenty of iconic images at this to be iconic for it to go viral, and some of those may be thesu . from unique modes of the swiss to brazen team uniforms ns have had their share moments.enp you warm. the team from finland brought back the kni seen in sochi so they could win laugh at himself. aim not thinking about my run much. >> i don't mind being laughed at. >> reporter: from laughter to cheer, the koreans get a nod for cheerleading. this red, white, and blue class trio belonged to silver medal winning winner. >> luge is a crazy sport. >> reporter: their patriotic sports bras are an olympic throwback despite the subfreezing temps on the course. >> when they asked if i wanted to do it, i thout, yeah, of course. i'm disrobing at the game. you guys are nuts. >> taking off our jackets i was like, this is bad idea and then the adrenalin kicked in, yeah, i'm pumped. >> reporter: the first u.

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dana jacobson is in pyongyang with the details. dana, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. you can see the wind flipping behind me in those flags there. it got so bad at olympic park today they had to evacuate some of the media tents and they asked spectators to stay inside the venues. athletes weren't spared. as you mentioned, alpine skiing had to be postponed for the third time in four days. ferocious winds are causing problems for athletes during the first week of the winter games. gusts up to 45 miles per hour have disrupted or postponed numerous events including the women's slalom, which has now been pushed back twice. british snowboarder amy fuller had a tough time during her slope style runs this week. >> as i was in the air, this gust just took me and swept me from under my feet and i'm happy to be in one piece. i had a pretty heavy slam on the last run. >> reporter: fuller said she feared for her safety. others expressed their same concerns. not a single snowboarder completed error-free runs. >> no athlete is forced to go down and compete. that's the first thing i

dana jacobson has that part of the story. >> reporter: the closing ceremony was a spectacle of fireworks, music, and high-tech performances. the athletes joined the party to celebrate the end of the olympic games in pyeongchang. south korea's president sat in the same box as the leader of the north korean delegation and president trump's daughter ivanka. they watched the athletes once again walk today and once the games closed, word that north korea is open to talks with the united states. >> you have shown how sport brings people together in our very fragile world. >> back was joined on stage by olympians including shirtless flag bearer. the u.s. was fourth in the u.s. medal count but there were thrilling moments like shaun white's win and lindsey vonn when she crossed the finish line half a ski ahead. the u.s. women's hockey team ending a 20-year gold medal drought against canada and the u.s. men's curling team sweeping its way to a first ever gold in the sport. south korea waved good-bye to the game as the olympic torch was put out. it marks the beginning of the next olympics in 2022.

dana jacobson is in south korea with a look back. good morning, dana. >> good morning, anne-marie.the opening ceremonies to the u.s. women's hockey team winning gold, there have been plenty of iconic images at this game, but an image doesn't have to be iconic for it to go viral, and some of those may be the ones we treasure most. from unique modes of transportation shown off by the swiss to brazen team uniforms courtesy of norway, the olympics have had their fair share of viral images. messages to movie nods. a storybook moment. even something to keep you warm. >> don't be shy. come closer. >> reporter: the team from finland brought back the knitting needles first seen in sochi so they could wind down. >> when i see him knitting, i laugh at himself. aim not thinking about my run much. >> i don't mind being laughed at. >> reporter: from laughter to cheer, the north koreans get a nod for olympic cheerleading but it's one of america's own personal squads which stands above the rest. this red, white, and blue trio belongs to luge r chris. >> luge is a crazy sport. >> reporter: their pa

dana jacobson is in pyeongchang. good morning. >> good morning. that's what the legendary dick button says we need to see in figure skating. today we saw them in the short program atop the standings thanks to a pair of olympic athletes in russia. she racked up, skating to black swan the young skater turned in a nearly flawless performance. another russian is just behind her. the skater who many consider the favorite had set a new world record which only lasted about 15 minutes. >> i hate to say it but those olympic athletes from russia are killing it, they are just so good. >> reporter: for the americans, the one to watch, mirai nas go sue as she became the first to land a triple axle. she did it in the team competition. she swore going into the program, she wouldn't hold back. >> if i fall, i'll take the fall and keep going. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened. she recovered nicely and took ninth place. >> it was hard to watch but she got up and finished though. we're proud of her. >> reporte: 20-year-old brady tell knell was the first. she

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as dana jacobson shows us, there is not a whole lot of gold coming back to the u.s. >> reporter: the u.s. finished fourth in the overall medal count, but there were thrilling moments like shaun white's clutch gold medal performance and the u.s. women's hockey team ending a 20 year gold medal drought after a dramatic shootout against canada and the u.s. men's curling team sweeping its way to america's first ever gold in the sport. south korea waved good-bye to the games as the olympic tonsil was extinguished. it -- torch was extinguished. it marks an ending, but also a beginning as the world prepares for the next winter olympics in 2022. >>> time to talk about this cold front that's now pressing south over northern california, light rain being reported as of 11:00 tonight at ukiah and that front is going to get here right around 2 a.m. for the north bay and then for the rest of the bay area by sunrise. the showers will power south overnight tonight and a fair lennay -- in a fairly narrow but energetic band. there could be a thunderstorm or two when this expresses through during the mo

>> dana jacobson in pyeongchang.e able to make some kind of living while trying to compete for the united states of america. >> yeah. >> especially because it's a dream. can you imagine that you know you have the talent and you just want somebody to believe in you. please send money. >> maybe now more will. >> yeah. >>> one of the world's most active volcanos shoots smoke and ash tens of thousands of feet into the air. ahead, the risk for airlines. you're watching "cbs this morning." in the wake of the devastating hurricane, the people >>> clouds of ash and smoke shot nearly 24,000 feet into the air when this volcano erupted in indonesia. no one was hurt during the eruption of mt. sinabung. airlines were warned to avoid the danger zone. the jet can damage jet engines and bring down planes. areas around the crater have been off limits for years because of frequent volcanic activity. >> sinabung with an "s." not like at the airport. >> got it. >>> are we entering a new golden age of space travel? >> more than dozen peo

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cbs news correspondent dana jacobson in south korea with the story everyone soldier who is finally home. >> the remains of private first class walter piper arrived home in the u.s. last summer. more than 60 years after he was captured during the korean war. >> none of it really was that all inspiring until you see that casket come off the plane and everybody stops what they're doing. everybody stands at attention. >> sherrie's neice, never met her uncle, but the first relative located when his remains were positively identified. >> my office phone rings, and i pick it up, and there is a woman on the phone and she says to me, is this sherrie? >> i said yes. she said we've been looking for you. it was former marine ralph, who spear headed the drive to bring piper home. he grew up in the same new jersey town as piper. >> it means a lot to him. he is a war veteran. so they are area a tight band. that's all i can say. >> according to army records in february 1951 during the battle of hung sang, private first class piper went missing in this area. his regimen had been test pending the bridge

dana jacobson has more from the. >> it is like driving a car. >> on oil.st. >> really fast with guardrails around. >> for team usa luger, chris master, riding really fast has the paid off in pyeongchang. >> it is awesome to say we did it. and thank you. >> he won silver in individual men's luge, becoming the first american man to ever medal in the event. it almost didn't happen. >> you, a couple weeks ago thought i might have to get out of the sport. >> i wanted to stay in for four years. the thought of staying in the sport without being able to make anything, or, to be able to give back. pay rent, is, it is a really serious thing that people don't know exists. >> while he savors the victory here, remembers the struggle. >> i was a bar tender. i worked ban quits. restaurants. so, it is a fight to get to that level. but if you are, as committed like you will do anything. >> how big of a disparity is there between winter olympic athletes? >> well, huge. >> patrick quinn is an agent representing several athletes at the games. >> when you talk about an extreme

dana jacobson, pyeongchang, south carolina. >> she used her visit to extend a formal invitation to the north korean leader. >>> traffic okay and tracking a few trouble spots and tracking police activity that started overnight along tesla road. interstate 80 at powell but see traffic doing a okay and making way toward the mcarthur maize there and no major delays in either direction on that stretch. we're tracking some highways and right now we do have ice on the roadways, some snow so chains in effect for drivers heating to tahoe right now and between kingville and donor lake interchange and have the chains in your car. a few more cars joining in the monday morning commute and heading in the west direction one over towards 101 and ride heading over toward antioch and green ride at the limit and get on the roadways now nice and quiet and cal trans roughed up with that and limits on 580 and 880. we're tracking some slow downs along westbound 580 and this is pretty typical for this time of morning all though it may be a bit busier this morning due to police activity that we have just south

dana jacobson is in pyeongchang, south korea, with their improbable story. iblings competing in the same sport is nothing new, but siblings competing in two different countries is rare. it's only happened a couple of times. at this winter olympics, that's exactly what hannah and marissa brandt are doing. >> we're so close in age. we did everything together. we were in it all together. >> reporter: marissa and hannah brand have teemed up all their lives but they're taking the ice for two different teams. hannah for team usa. >> my mom told me at one point i was watching the olympics and i said i want to be out there, what do i do, how do they find me. >> reporter: marissa for the unified team. >> getting a call for korea was something i couldnd say no to. i said yes right away. the opportunity happen and i can't believe we're here now. being able to represent my birth country is just amaze, nothing i could have ever dreamed up. >> reporter: born in south korea, marissa was 4 months old when she was adopted by greg and robin brand. her home, 6,000 miles away in