kyle mack's sixth and signature 1440 bloody dracula.ash you end up face first in the snow dripping with snow. ledeska shocked the world when she won. tonight she does it again. first woman to win gold in two different sports. joey mantilla would finish just off the podium in fourth. followed with a gold in 2010, he finished seventh tonight. no retirement announcement but a awa wave to the crowd. norway is straight nasty when it comes to winter olympic sports, 38 medals, the most ever by a country in the winter olympics. the u.s. 22 total thanks to mack's silver tonight.

accomplishment there if an american man picked up silver only twenty years old you call that his move bloody dracula ok you've got all the lingering interesting names here for the sport but it's nice because it made his debut and it's one quite nice event to watch even if you don't know about snowboarding great tricks to see i absolutely a great spectacle for all to enjoy and now olympic history was also made with this lady behind us here after the decks right what's especially bad debts czech republic so only twenty two years old this she won two one in alpine skiing and snowboarding today she was picked up gold in snowboarding the parallel giant slalom there she is now on the right side of your screen so it's a head to head race and it's interesting you know she was discouraged from pursuing two different disciplines she won gold in the alpine skiing last week and before this event here she had to channel her snowboarding self as she put it in she does come from a winning history her grandfather picked up two winter olympic medals and ice hockey way back in the day and to celebrate no party for he

two five points here's an american who picked up the silver coyote matt this is called the bloody dracula. great names and it's nice and rounding out the podium was a great britain snowboarder but all that all is great because they'll go down in history winning the first gold medal congratulations to team canada because they did pick up their eleventh gold with teutons victory well congratulations to them but it's not just men making history the lady behind us actually from the czech republic take out was also going to go into the history books why write that to esther's you know she admittedly has a split personality and she won gold the reason her historic feat was winning gold in two different disciplines the first one came in the super g. alpine skiing where she won by a very narrow margin point one hundredth of a second and her second came later today earlier today the snowboarding parallel giant in the slalom you know and she was discouraged to pursue two disciplines because you have to think you will not reach the top vs the focus on one she did not let that sway her away and she s

a front side triple wocork 1440 bloody dracula. embraced by teammate and fellow golden boy red gerard. >> i worked hard to get to here and walking away with silver is sick. >> reporter: mack wasn't the only american making headlines in big air. ivanka trump here to lead the u.s. delegation for the closing ceremony. watching history before she takes part in it sunday. for now, no plans to meet with the north korean delegation. at the closing ceremony, jessie diggins has been selected by teammates to carry the american flag. >> it is jessie diggins! delivering a golden moment. >> reporter: with randall, diggins won gold for cross country skying. the first ever for the u.s. after raisie racing in the star stripes, she will carry it. >> gold in two sports. led erk ledecka. >> reporter: the first woman to ever win two golds in two different sports at the winter games. tonight, for team usa, the games are nearly over, but on the podium they're still standing strong. let's take a look at the latest medal count. norway cannot be caught. th

double cork 1440 bloody dracula. is this the first time you landed that?pting that at the olympics without have nailed it. >> i tried it in practice a couple of times. it did not work out how i wanted to do it. when the pressure was on, i got to land it and do it. that was an amazing feeling. >> how did you come up with the name? >> i actually didn't come up with the name. back in the day, the snowboarding guys doing new grabs and before the spins and stuff. you know, i got to figure out the history to the name. i have been asked that question so many times. when i figure it out, i will let you know. >> you looked fearless out there, kyle. i caught you a couple of times in pyeongchang. do you ever get scared if. >> -- scared? >> no, fear doesn't cross my mind. it is more nerves. you know, it is always scary trying new tricks. especially with that grab. i guess. >> speaking of fear not crossing your mind. what goes through your mind? when the final results were in and you won silver medal. we saw red gerard who won gold in the men's slopestyle. he came over

social democrats rank and file constituents is this top go for in forming a new government a sign of dracula or birthing tanks or something extraordinary happening in german politics while to discuss that i'm now joined by her didn't call a veteran german politician and former prime minister of saxony mr bindon cough it's an honor talking to you thank you very much for your time the makeup of the future german government is still very much up in the air even though a provisional deal has been agreed upon i wonder what does your intuition tell you do you think the asp e d voters a likely to endorse this deal. finally the voters specially the rotors on the part of the social democratic party. who. decided to ask all the members. agree to the negotiated to. negotiate to corporations between the social democrats and the grocer democrats. i think that it will work people who are waiting finally rating restlessly said that the government should be formed as fast as possible now if these deal stands joe many will get the same all that political arrangement the same grand coalition that got friend j

how could this guy who has been dracula, the guy in lyon and was a punk in sid vicious, how could he maverick defiant spirit. i think of all the actors in the last 30 years from that generation that came up from the 80s, he is flying the flag for working—class actors in britain and always has done. i think he isa britain and always has done. i think he is a very inspirational winner. his first bafta. the weather now. the sunshine was more limited today. a lot of cloud spinning in from the west, bringing some rain and drizzle. upstream, we do see if you brea ks drizzle. upstream, we do see if you breaks in the cloud. those could emerge across and western parts of the uk tomorrow. a change of fortunes, perhaps. in those breaks in the cloud, we have this milder airand in the cloud, we have this milder air and those temperatures could push up towards 13 degrees or so. a mild night tonight. still one or two brea ks mild night tonight. still one or two breaks towards east anglia, but this cloud is continuing to push slowly eastwards. still some more rain and drizzle. there becomes lighter

in dracula he was naughty and cheeky.as well. it has been a fantastic career that i think will be crowned tonight by that fantastic performance. it is almost a camper and theatrical performance. it is not saying this is real history, this is an actor's take on history. doing churchill is like doing hamlet. millions of people do their own version of churchill and this is gary 0ldman's version of churchill and it is helped by the hair and make—up department. if they do not win this bafta, there is nojustice. there is always a fellowship at ba fta. there is always a fellowship at bafta. tell us who we know will be receiving the fellowship. this is a spoiler. it goes to ridley scott, a pillar of the british establishment who has been working since the 19705 with films like alien and blade runner. he made the original blade runner. he made the original blade runner and the second version is now nominated. but ridley scott's career has come full circle with the legacy he started out with in 1982 and the original blade runner. h

they have their own needs with things like dracula and 19th century england, something different for the twilight generation. for me, they've always been an expression of social anxiety and fear of other people. you go to bed and wake up and go has changed. coworkers, and they stoppedhe pretending. they y sort of let the mask down and figure out to get you. it's sort of always stayed with me and i have these various ideas in the back of my head. >> host: [inaudible] >> guest: i'm not sure. i think worrying about the work will it be a good skill for getting a novelist. >> host: worrying about what others may think of your work? >> guest: it is anxiety versus worry, but this healthy amount helps you make sure that you are putting everything into this paragraph and the page making sure it's coming out right. >> host: you were quoted as saying for being a good novelist that is to fully inhabit one's dilution to get get into every aspect of foolishness and it is a handy survival strategy. >> guest: i think what i like about my different books is that they are sort of odd and allow me to e

like dracula, vampires mean something in the 19th century , in england, they mean something to the twilight generation. zombies mean something different to i think teenagers now. to me they've always been an expression of social anxiety, fear of other people. the zombie story, you go to bed and you wake up in the world has changed. your loved ones, neighbors, teachers, coworkers are zombies out to get you and they stop pretending. they've always been monsters but we put the mask down and now they are out to get you. that's totally my pathology that i interpret zombies that way . you know, the zombie myth always stayed with me and i also found a way to grapple with these various ideas in theback of my head . >> is social anxiety a common trait in zombie movies? >> i don't know. you know, i'm not sure. i think it helps, i think worrying about your work or doing a good job maybe a good skill for being a novelist. it helps to not post. >> worrying about others what they may think of you? >> are you doing a good job, social anxiety versus worry. i think a healthy amount of worry, that helps you

are people in silicon valley, we hear, who are doing transfusions with youngblood themselves, very draculashion. >> what i tell people, going back to what you said, identifying the things. >> let's see what we're doing. >> controlled environment when we have the -- >> how many people do you know that do this to themselves >> i don't know anyone who's doing it there have been some clinical trials, places such as stamford has had one that's more of a safety one we know, okay, nothing bad will happen short term if you do plasma for residenticsidential - phoresis. >> that's like a dumb fad. jump on any fad like that. >> you want to make it into a drug. >> you want to find out which factors are, isolate the factors and use those. >> absolutely. >> without taking any bad stuff. >> yeah. that's the thing we do know there's bad aging factors as well. we don't want to combine that. >> non-a, non-b, we didn't know it was hepatitis c you could be getting stuff you have no idea what you're getting from people. >> thank you >> i'll have to give him some blood. >>> coming up, monday morning market strat

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