the port of dover has closed, meaning no ferries can operate between dover and calais.s just coming out but it's extremely windy — gusts of up to 66 mph. we have been seeing some amazing scenes of tugs pulling these ferries into safe spaces to make sure they're not battering against the port walls. and if ijust step back, you can see shakespeare beach — we have a number of people stood there watching the incredible waves batter against that harbour wall. of course, people being told to stay indoors — many people getting close to that, ijust guess being nosy and seeing how much this storm is affecting us. dover town, we have seen a couple of lorries in dover — they will not be going anywhere because ferry services are not running, and many of them travel back to france on a thursday anyway. in terms of dog walkers — there's been a few people out, just seeing how bad the storm is here. is there going to be a knock—on impact? until we know when these ferry services are back up and running — and they have said until further notice, until that weather gets better — there cou

the problem is with dover, in a supermarket you just open more tales but in dover, it's a very smalltrade is _ tales as it were. we heard that overall trade is down. - tales as it were. we heard that overall trade is down. this - tales as it were. we heard that overall trade is down. this is l overall trade is down. this is happening at a time when it's not even the same level of trading going on. how does that factor into the situation for hauliers?— on. how does that factor into the situation for hauliers? yes, that's another important _ situation for hauliers? yes, that's another important thing - situation for hauliers? yes, that's another important thing and - situation for hauliers? yes, that's another important thing and we i situation for hauliers? yes, that's - another important thing and we know that as chris was saying injuly they are going to be plant and animal checks which will create further friction. animal checks which will create furtherfriction. 4000 of those everyday and september, the biometric passport checks. added to all the extra traffic with people going on

outside dover, long queues of lorries have become the norm, part of a plan to make sure the town itselfworse. it says there is potential for further disruption as more people start travelling again and passenger volumes at key ports like dover return to normal. there's also concern about extra delays later this year, when the eu introduces new passport controls and the uk starts physical checks on the import of food products. the government is taking a longer view. it talks enthusiastically about new trade deals elsewhere in the world and says it plans to create the most effective border in the world by 2025. the committee calls that a noteworthy ambition, but optimistic given where things stand today. chris morris, bbc news. foreign secretary liz truss is flying to moscow today to urge the kremlin to reduce tensions over ukraine. more than 100,000 russian troops are massed on the ukrainian border, with fears that an invasion could be imminent. the russian ambassador to the eu has told the bbc russia may implement counter sanctions if nato and western allies impose punitive measures on

outside dover, long queues of lorries have become the norm. the committee says it could get worse.ntial for further disruption as more people start travelling again. and passenger volumes at key ports like tovar increase. there is also concern about extra delays later this year and the eu introduces new passport controls and the uk starts checking the imports of food products — — ports like dover. the mps want transparency about transparency from the government and the government says it plans to create the most effective border in the world by 2025. the committee says that is a noteworthy ambition but optimistic, given where things stand today. chris morris, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: i wonder what little lady made these? the dogs in the hunt: we'll tell you about the western leading the pack for oscar nominations. there's mr mandela, mr nelson mandela. a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslim

from the don bass. areas that are occupied by separatists right across to odessa and towards a more, dover, is essentially making it impossible for ukraine to receive any support from the black sea. where, of course, russia also has a large number of worship stationed there. but in terms of the russian push, it's coming from the east, from the south of ukraine, also from the nor still. so, you know, this operation is still in full swing. and even if we see a relatively calm picture there and key of don't be fooled. there's a lot going on away from the cameras there. another incredibly tense night there in ukraine and in the capital sun and thank you. we'll talk to you a bit later in the program. a you ladies have a great to impose new sanctions on russia over its invasion of ukraine. the details were hammered out at an emergency summit in brussels, in the e says they were designed to bite. we will hold the kremlin accountable. the package of massive and targeted sanctions, european leaders approved to night, clearly demonstrates that it will have maximum impact on the russian economy and t

across the top, there's amy and sarah who work at dover assisted living in dover, delaware.d i were married. brian and sally getting ready for mardi gras in new orleans. marsetta celebrates her 100th birthday. and penny the dog celebrating her 17th birthday and skyler in salt like city celebrated his 22nd birthday in 2022. and willine turns 105 years old tomorrow. you can get that b it is sunday, february 27th, 7:00 on the dot, as we take a live look outside in downtown san jose. cloudy skies, but nice and calm. thank you so much for starting the final sunday of the month with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey arana with a quick look at the microclimate forecast. >> this morning we are seeing some chilly temperatures outside. clear skies around san francisco, a few more clouds across the north bay this morning. and speaking of temperatures, we're in the mid-30s around the

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they're alive from dover. also coming up. demonstrations intern is you're against the judiciary has the country's top georgia cues as the president of undermining the bodies independence.

will draw our forces from a dover from has yes, started without any phone yet. readiness news. they don't even that are not trying to convince have to be up to its responsibility regarding our other demands a summer when it comes to the spread of a weapons or near the russian borders. the american said the irony to discuss this matter the matter of the short range messiah let me them range marseilles. and this was there after the unilateral us withdrawal from related agreements day. i haven't examined a lot you initiative and proposal 2 years ago regarding the death spread of the attacking weapons in this regard. also, the western partners have made some suggestions. i proposals that might be closer to our proposals that we've made during the recent years. and we have submitted that to the americas and to the potters and the nature. but these are things have been withdrawn from the guarantees that we are looking for. also, regarding the or where's of attacking and the, the, an incidence that might take place in air. and also there was the importance of coordination between the

it includes barouche and georgia and mel dover. cars extend kurdistan, and to gk, stan, turkmenistan, whose pakistan and lithuania, latvia, and estonia. it includes parts of poland and turkey. in essence, prudent wants the world to travel back in time to time before the united nations to a time when emperors rule the world. but the rest of the world has moved forward. it is not 1919, it is 2022. the united nations was founded on the principle of the colonization, not re colonization, and we believe the vast majority of you and member states and the un security council are committed to moving forward, not going back in time. the consequences of russia's actions will be dire across ukraine, across europe, and across the globe. in our past 2 meetings on ukraine and mention nearly 3000000 ukrainians will need food, shelter, and life saving assistance. right now, the, you and estimates the humanitarian toll will expand significantly. should russia further invade? already russian proxies dramatically increased shelling and artillery fire over the weekend, killing ukrainian civilians and sol

further disruption, as more people start travelling again, and passenger volumes at key ports like doverpassport controls and the uk starts physical checks on the import of food products. the government is taking a longer view. it talks enthusiastically about new trade deals elsewhere in the world, and says it plans to create the most effective border in the world by 2025. the committee calls that a noteworthy ambition, but optimistic, given where things stand today. chris morris, bbc news. let's speak to greg wixted, the founder of britain loves baking, a business which delivers boxes of baking ingredients to home cooks. thank you forjoining us. it is only a few days since the government published their 108 report, the benefits of brexit. has it been beneficial to you?— benefits of brexit. has it been beneficial to you? beneficialto you? sorry, i missed that? has brexit _ beneficialto you? sorry, i missed that? has brexit been _ beneficialto you? sorry, i missed that? has brexit been beneficial i beneficial to you? sorry, i missedl that? has brexit been beneficial to ou? no, that? has b

at dover, ferry crossings closed. the last boats to beat the storm tugged into safety.nice passes through. and here at waterloo station tonight loads of suspended services although a few trains have been leaving. the big picture from network rail is they will be working through the night to clear the debris on lots of track, checking they are safe before the trains can run, i think this will be a gradual re—opening, more disruption tomorrow, not least because lots of trains are in the wrong place, and tonight there are problems on the london underground and the overground. more delays and cancellations, so their advice is check before you go. check before you travel. thank you. i'm joined now by the bbc�*s weather presenter ben rich. ben, why was this storm so powerful? it really was every bit as powerful and damaging as anticipated. the strongest wind gust at needles on the isle of wight, 122mph, the strongest recorded in england but plenty had their strongest in 15 or 20 years, the warnings came before it had be bun to form, what has happened over the last several day

outside dover, long queues of lorries have become the norm, part of a plan to make sure the town itselfports like dover return to normal. there's also concern about extra delays later this year, when the eu introduces new passport controls and the uk starts physical checks on the import of food products. the government is taking a longer view. it talks enthusiastically about new trade deals elsewhere in the world, and says it plans to create the most effective border in the world by 2025. the committee calls that a noteworthy ambition, but optimistic, given where things stand today. chris morris, bbc news. the high court has heard that private whatsapp messages from rebekah vardy to her former press agent were used selectively in a speech yesterday by the barrister for coleen rooney during the latest hearing in so called wagatha christie case. mrs vardy�*s own barrister said some messages had been misinterpreted. our correspondent sanchia berg has been in the high court on day two of the hearing. yes, what happened today was the barristers set that some of those messages were being used

ah, hello money inside this valve, there lie from dover will. so coming up are you in report says north korea has you stolen bitcoin currency with millions to finance recent missile launches and australia puts the welcoming map out to taurus soft, almost 2 years, but they must be double vaccinated. ah, the troops and tanks are on the ukrainian border, but it's a big day of diplomacy as well lead as work to reverse a possible russian invasion. i sat with the french president emanuel monk crow who is in moscow for one on one talks with russia as vladimir putin. and in care of the german foreign minister has just met with a ukrainian counterpart her 2nd visit there in 3 weeks. finally, the new german chancellor, all of schultz, is in washington. he's holding talks with you as president joe biden in the next few hours. and finally, the polish president on the i do, there has met e, u and nato leda's. as the lines continues its deployment of troops to the region, there is a process now going on within nato. also, of course, in goals. consultation wit

several thousand have already crossed into neighbouring dover and —— moldova and poland.n union has announced extensive new sanctions on russia, targeting the financial sector, oil, transport and visas for the russian elite. speaking in the early hours of this morning at the end of an emergency eu summit in brussels, the head of the european commission ursula von der leyen gave more details about these measures. fiur about these measures. our exert about these measures. our expert -- _ about these measures. our expert -- exp°ft _ about these measures. our expert -- export ban - about these measures. oi" expert —— export ban will hit the oil by making it impossible for russia to upgrade its oil refineries, which gave actually russia export revenues of 2a billion euros in 2019. the third topic is the van, that we ban the sale of all aircraft spare parts and equipment to russian airlines. this will degrade key sector of�*s economy and the country's conductivity. three quarters of russia's current commercial air fleets were built in the european union, the us and canada and th

now, the american dover agency statement as note some to question war right, america has to get involved with more. here's the only armstrong. now, if olympic medals were given out for politicization, the u. s. would probably make a clean sweep, of course with squeaky clean athletes to the treatment of camille, of oliver says, as proof that washington's political games found a new playing field. this time on the ice. the head of america's anti doping agency wants the raj, inc. of act to prosecute the teen skate sensation. as more facts are developed, i think the rod jenko fact potentially could come into play. if there's a doctor or a coach or state officials, sport official who conspire to dope valley eva than the rod shank of act fits like a glove because it's an international major competition passed in 2020 the act is named in honor of former moscow anti doping lab chief gregory rochon cove, a man known as dr. death and who allegedly over saw a wide spread doping program in 2014 before fleeing to the u. s. where he was placed on the government protection. his claims had more contradi

has his mind for ukraine, he may go, wouldn't further an invisible dover. and in the baltic states, maybe in his cross here. i mean all, and i think this will be hard combined just now he's aware of that. he's probably thinking that the west cannot hold down ukraine. they have to draw the line at ukraine in order to protect the politics and the rest of natal. i mean, that's just what it sounded like to me. pictures on my a. thank you very much indeed. her analysis and we wish you good luck with your decisions in the next few hours. thank you. i russia's president says he had no option but to order what he's calling a special operation against ukraine. and close to your stable and you think you should have to be too much we, we're not given any other chance to act otherwise. in the security area, we can react any other way. all or tries came to no result and we didn't move any further. not even an inch when we had to do it because the risks were very serious for the whole existence of our country. secondly, we totally understand which world we're living in,

at dover, ferry crossings also closed.the storm tugged into safety as storm eunice passes through with all its force. emma simpson, bbc news. storm eunice begin life in the central atlantic and was propelled towards europe by the jet stream. here's helen willetts to explain more. wind roars. the computer models were actually hinting at this powerful storm just over a week ago, and it started right out here in the atlantic. just a tiny disturbance in our atmosphere, but enough for forecasters to spot that it looks like a powerful storm, and they named it eunice, which is the fifth named storm this season, and the second named storm this week. and as it approached our shores, it underwent explosive cyclogenesis, a scary name which basically means it picked up a lot of energy very rapidly. it's so tricky to compare storms, but eunice has certainly been nasty. it looks like it has brought the highest gust of wind ever recorded in england, 122 mph. but it's also exceptional because of the sheer extent of the warning area, so un

this is out there in lie from dover, also coming up. russian teenage figure skater. camilla valley ever is clay to keep competing in the beijing olympics despite filing a dough contest. local dog. oh, thomas indians. moon the killing of a teenager by israeli forces during demonstrations in occupied westbank. and the los angeles rams come from behind to beat the cincinnati bengals in a thrilling super bowl showdown. ah, ukraine is demanding a meeting with russia and all the members of the european security group, the o. s. c. e. within the next 48 hours. keith says at once, direct answers from moscow about why more than a 100000 russian soldiers have surrounded ukraine from nearly every side. the equivalent insists it is not planning and invasion. most western governments, though all convinced that at ease the german channels that will have sholtes is the latest leader to launch a diplomatic mission. he'll be in kiev on monday and moscow on tuesday. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has also been invited to ukraine. bide slate of a lot of me as the lensky the past, by over the phone o

the boy you're watching al jazeera ly from dover, also ahead. flash floods and lance lies in brazil, kill at least 30 people north of rio de janeiro and hundreds of palestinians bid farewell to a teenager, killed by israeli forces in the occupied west back. ah, thank you for joining us. the secretary general of nato says the alliance is not convinced russia is de escalating what he calls europe small, serious crisis. in decades. major defense ministers have been meeting in brussels to discuss the growing military stand off over fears of a russian invasion of ukraine. in stoughton brooks, his nato is not looking into increasing its forces in eastern europe by creating new battle groups in the region. he's accusing moscow of creating a new norm war and are threatening european sovereignty with military force. moscow has made it clear that it is prepared to contest the fundamental principles that have underpinned our security for decades. and to do so by using force. i regret to say that this is the new normal in europe. therefore, to day ministers

black is she, whether it was a got a and with that then critical race theory, of course, being with dover. good choice are these people not educated that they don't understand the books about martin luther king junior and critical race period? all these things are very different to how they've learned about them. i've confusing it with woocommerce silicate of shallow attempt at language changes when it actually comes down to the mass killing of i don't know, millions of native americans said alone, the african american slave trade. yeah, i think one of the things about her this, this discussion about so called critical race theory. a lot of them are saying, well, it may make our children feel bad when actually racism itself is documented to have deleterious effects like depression and anxiety for children of color. but obviously, we don't value this is part of the discussion. we don't value a black and brown children the way we value others in this country. so, so, so what may happen, you know, which again are, there's no evidence that it's actually happening. you know, it's something tha

it includes bella, ruesch, and georgia and mel dover. this is something that russians have become quite accustomed to, isn't it? these accusations of expansion is the tendency of dreams. how did they respond? of course, something else that they've been accustomed to. you're absolutely right in saying that they've been accustomed to this rhetoric. they've also got used to the idea that the west completely ignores russia. security demands, as we just heard linda thomas greenfield saying that having some trouble in actually listing some of the countries that were part of the u. s. s. i says that russia has designs on annexing the, in the complete list of countries that were parts of the soviet union as well as parts of that poland and turkey. now, of course, russia has gathered, gotten use to do as it were, to these attitudes by the west. it comes as no surprise the rest of the double standards there, of course, in the u. s. and you cave, in response to russia saying that russia does not uphold this part of the bargaining minutes agreement.

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outside dover, long queues of lorries have become the norm. the committee says it could get worse. potential for further disruption as more people start travelling again and passenger volumes at key ports like dover increase. there is also concern about extra delays later this year when the eu introduces new passport controls and the uk starts checking the import of food products. the mps want more transparency from government about the problems businesses are facing. the government says it plans to create the most effective border in the world by 2025. the committee says that is a noteworthy ambition, but optimistic given where things stand today. chris morris, bbc news. joining us from devon is mary quicke, a farmer and artisan cheesemaker. mary, good to have you with us. tell us a bit more about your business first. ~ ., . ., , us a bit more about your business first. ~ ., _, , ~ first. we got the cows, we milk the cows, first. we got the cows, we milk the cows. make — first. we got the cows, we milk the cows. make the — first. we got the cows, we milk the cows, make the cheese,

at dover, ferry crossings also closed.ugh with all its force. emma simpson, bbc news. we arejoined by we are joined by the safety director for lner hours. what has been the impact on services? —— for lner railways. impact on services? -- for lner railwa s. ~ g impact on services? -- for lner railwa s. ~ ~' ., , ., , railways. we knew about the storm is comini and railways. we knew about the storm is coming and be _ railways. we knew about the storm is coming and be put — railways. we knew about the storm is coming and be put in _ railways. we knew about the storm is coming and be put in place _ coming and be put in place contingency plans which saw a large amount of trains cancelled and an emergency timetable which was planned to reduce the speed of the trains, but we were obviously therefore expecting an amount of disruption today but we really have seen a huge amount of events, very dynamic by its nature, and prolonged, so we have been dealing with debris, sheds, trampolines, trees and the lights on the lines from rounda

that means that will dover could be next. next question you need to ask is what about the actual members of nato bordering ukraine? what about poland? what about hungary and romania? what about the actual media players in the baltics? could they be next? we don't know. but this is raising the possibility and we have to consider that. so. >> doctor patel, if i i don't want to push it. make this a conclusion. but if you're saying that nato countries get drawn in. then in essence, this is leading to a world war. 3. >> i'm not going to go that far. but i and willing to say this, i the biden administration is probably meeting right now and our nato partners maybe beating as well to discuss how to fortify those borders. there is a question. could this be a new cold war? again, we can't speculate as to that. what it does is we need to think about. for the u.s. what our priorities are for the nato countries where priorities are as well as the humanitarian situation ukraine. those are actually 3 different situations. making sure that

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at dover, ferry crossings also closed.storm tugged into safety as storm eunice passes through with all its force. emma simpson, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to warrick dent, safety and operations thank you very much for talking to us this evening. there's been a loss of life but not on the skill that many would fear. we should be clear, we're not talking about this is an impact of climate change, per se, but we are talking about kind of, being more sensitive to the longer—term trends and weather. how does the store measure up? as it is bad as people of predicted? it has been 'ust bad as people of predicted? it has been just about _ bad as people of predicted? it has been just about as _ bad as people of predicted? it has been just about as bad _ bad as people of predicted? it has been just about as bad as - bad as people of predicted? it 1113 been just about as bad as people have predicted. it's pretty bad. my experience, and in southern england, it's the only one i can think of is comparable. it is a bad storm, it was very

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west is promising to hold moscow accountable with painful sanctions and in neighboring poland and mal dover. the 1st wave of refugees from ukraine have now started to arrive a correspondence covering the story in brussels, moscow, and in london and re, simmons begins coverage with this report from kiev. ah, the munson build up of russian troops on the border with ukraine has turned now into an invasion ukraine, under attack, military bases, airports and aircraft, had been targeted and bombed the skies over multiple cities, including the capitol cave lit up waking up residence in the early hours of thursday, as russian artillery advanced, not very many could have predicted that he would be striking at so many multiple characters. the civilian casualties are unknown though russia says it will only attack military posts. as a response, ukraine has declared martial law more children when i had a conversation with you as president joe biden, the u. s. is starting to gather international support. today, we need you each of you to be calm. if possible, stay at home, please. we are working, the arm

and still criticizing russia for having bases in better risks, for example, among dover is said. so start to defense from the russian ambassador to us allegations that russia is about to invade my text about to my kinda and washington d. c. from put it all together. now we can speak to p. j. crowley, who's a former us assistant secretary of state and all 3 of the book read line american foreign policy and a time of fractured politics and failing states joins is from alexandria in virginia. beach crowley, welcome. so lincoln says, a road to diplomacy remains open. is it? well, it is in the sense that, you know, he's trying to thread a careful needle here by saying that putin has made a decision to invade. but there's still room to perhaps talk him out of it. right, essentially, that the russian ambassador is here, from course when my, he's been on the usa waves that criticize of us saying that so very well then for them to criticize russia for having basis outside of its own church. but the united states does is, well, he's got to point me. well, i think what, what everyone's tryi

ready in up cause you, if you look at bill dover with trans mystery right, there are these parts of countries that have been cleaved off de facto ruled by russian leanings separatists or ethnic russians in these places. and i think that's the strategy now by the kremlin trying to get as much as possible. you know, before the world forces piece on this conflict, which, what's all, you know, as analysts hope comes sooner rather than later. is there a countering military strategy that is being planned around or thought through because you've probably heard paras johnson the u. k. prime minister, very strong language. he seemed to be saying we cannot normalize this by doing nothing but 1st trying of sanctions big wow. largely symbolic excuse my cynicism. second france of sanctions. they will clearly have a talk that impact on a lot of people who are very wealthy, but have got money sucked away in other locations apart from london and the new york stock exchange. of course they have. so what other uh, the outside military plan is the nato military plan is thinking about now on what they capable of

so countries like poland, romania mil, dover, where that refugees where a lot of ukrainians are going to mean how ready are these countries to welcome these hundreds of thousands of people? what's actually in place? yeah, i think they're ready in terms of spirit. that's the sure it's a, it's sort of open arms if you will, but of course it requires more than that. so organizations like unicef, but we've all those, all those partners, it's about emergency health supplies. it's about, you know, it's about blankets. it's about water, not just, not just for people flaying, but in those areas in the, in the age where water systems have been devastated. so there's an enormous amount that they still day there really are. they really is. it goes beyond what's currently available. a lot of family and they have things, but they're about to run out in a couple of days. and the numbers of people i go to continue to grow. so humanitarian needs were worse than children aid, all those kinds of emergency support, but mostly they also just need to know they need missiles to stop so they can be free to

. >> teachers from dover, new jersey.♪ back in the day ♪ ♪ we wanted everything ♪♪ >> good morning to my grandma. love you. >> peter and kristen. we're here to cheer on team usa! ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ wanted everything ♪♪ >> love that energy from team usa. welcome back to "today" on a saturday morning. we're excited to be on the olympic plaza. >> a blend of olympic and super bowl fans out here. when it comes to curling, stick around. we will see if our hamstrings can make it. >> mine are still recovering. we have a lot of news to get to as well today. the escalating crisis with russia and ukraine. the embassy in the u.s. in ukraine telling all americans to get out of ukraine immediately amid growing fears of russian invasion. we have josh lederman at the white house. what can you tell us? >> reporter: kristen, the first conversation since late december. it comes as the u.s. is pleading with the american citizens in ukraine to get out immediately. warning an invasion could start within days. the u.s. embassy is starting to evacuate most

you're the pros from dover. this was nice, beautiful succinct answers but i think it's time to turn you over to the tender mercies of our audience. you've spoken at the museum before, you know our audience is going to have some fun in the q&a so that being said, thank you to john and to ian and to james, really brilliant presentations and round of applause and we'll let you guys have at them. >> if you'd please raise your hand i'll bring microphone to as many of you as i can. we'll start to your left, gentlemen, about halfway back. >> this question is for dr. satino, i'll let you duel it out, but who do you think would truly be the master of the combined arms assault between the germans and the americans considering we still learned from the germans after their blitzkrieg war and considering they were kind of the pioneers in use of air power and tank assaults. >> sure, i'll answer this briefly, session is on the pacific war but if you'll permit me. i think the germans did pioneer things in the 20s and 30 and see

more recently, president biden at dover, paying respects to the fallen, and tribute to a member of theghtning appearing to disappear into president trump's umbrella, earned him photo of the year. seered into his memory, being with president bush the day the world changed. on board air force one, flanked by fighter jets. >> how did you get into the president's office during the flight? >> i said this is a historic day, any way i can see what the president is doing. said absolutely. got in the office, listened to the president talk to mayor giuliani, andy card, watching television of the pentagon, ground zero. >> not just a passion for history but sports. brady racking up another ring, phelps grabbing gold. biles on the beam. he just returned from his 16th olympic games. one of my favorites, this shot of a ball skimming the water at the masters that always makes a splash. >> still having fun? >> i love it, man, i love going to work every day. >> whether it is on the slopes or at the world's most famous address. >> what an incredible piece, peter. doug mills is an artist. you captured it