edmonds sr. is about to leave the jail to start a 30-year prison sentence. edmonds jr. charged with murder and could get the death penalty if found guilty. when told of his father's apology, he was surprised. >> it is just something hard for me to believe. i'll be 19s this year. that is the most mature part i ever heard my daddy said. i never heard him keep it real like that. him taking responsibility, that's a major move in his life. make me feel like he do kind of give a damn now. i want to see him say it. i would love to be there and hear him say, you know, man, i blame myself for what you're going through. i guess it would change how i look at a lot of things in life really. it would help me get rid of hatred in my heart that i always had toward my daddy. >>> coming up -- the edmonds give their relationship what could be its final chance. >> what's going on? >>> but first -- >> i say stop talking about it, you need to stop talking about it. >> a different sort of parental relationship hits a nerve. >> i wasn't expecting someone to come out and say that, but i should

now, edmonds' mother was born in russia. that makes polina edmonds half russian. she said it's great to be here speaking the language and understanding everybody. her mother is certainly enjoying being back in the home country. i just spoke with christie yamaguchi, she said the ladies do have a chance, especially gracie gold who is in fourth place right now. that's only if the top three fumble and stumble a bit. as for wagner and polina, they'll have to skate perfectly and have the people above them not do as well. but polina, we could see her again, she's only 15 years old. she has another chance to be at the olympics four years ago in korea. reporting from the sochi games, i'm jinelle wang. back to you. >> we have a special polina edmonds page on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >>> new tonight at 11:00, three fires at one south bay house. coincidence? bad luck? or arson? investigators are going with a targeted torching, as neighbors worry it might continue and put them in danger. george kiriyama is live outside. now at this point, it's what is left of that home.

cheers from polina edmonds fans weren't limited to the iceberg arena in sochi. many gathered early this morning to watch the native olympic debut live. >> it's always exciting to young people achieving their dream. >> reporter: here in the area, not only is polina a star on the ice, she's also a star at her dance studio where one of today easterly morning watch parties was held. >> it's ballet on ice. >> reporter: the 15-year-old started ballet seventh years ago to help her performance on the ice. what in ballet translates to ice skating? >> everything, posture, dedication, discipline. >> reporter: according to polina's dance teachers, she has all of that and the focus it takes to be a champion. >> ready on three. >> reporter: polina logged countless hours in the ballet studio perfecting ice skating positions before testing them on the ice. in today's competition polina recorded the best score she's ever had in competition and she moves onto the long program tomorrow. polina's dance teacher says that the long program is really about endurance and that polina's g

. >>> today polina edmonds is on her way to sochi. she tweeted out this picture from onboard her flight last night. of course she is flying first class. she has her skates and her homework as well. >>> these are what edmonds and all of the athletes in sochi are working for. they're very beautiful. each medal weighs between 16 and 19 ounces. you might remember this. it has been almost a year since a massive meteorite streaked across the sky in russia. those receiving those medals will be the women's super giant slolum. >>> no business like showbusiness, and with just two days before the games, the mountains in sochi are buzzing with snow making activity. >> the lack of snow in the vancouver games was a big complaint, and janelle wang shows us that sochi looking to not follow in those snowy footsteps. >> sochi has had a very middle winter. crews are working to make snow and they have snow in storage in preparation for the start of the winter games. snow cannons are in overdrive on a mountain cluster in sochi. and snow is being brought i

tonight a conversation with toni braxton and kenneth "babyface" edmonds. their new album is both universal and autobiographical. we are glad you joined us. our conversation with a be face ce and toni braxton coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. -- tavis: toni braxton and kenneth "babyface" edmonds have a long history together, so much that she calls him her musical husband. over the course of their careers they have united, separated, and reunited. the new title is appropriate. it is called "love, marriage & contains 11 tracks they have learned about each of those experiences. clip from the cd. >> ♪ ♪ i apologize ♪ i never meant to hurt you ♪ i never meant to break your heart ♪ ♪ god knows i never meant to ♪rt you tavis: i want to start with you because the first ring i did when i got the cd, i opened it notes,ked at the liner and i want to know everything i can about the cds i am listening to. . have seen this 1000 times it is hard to write better than he writes. one of the great songwriters,

then, in the spring of 2004, tv viewers in edmond, oklahoma, saw this story. >> scott eggleston says he knew someone had been watching his family for months, even taking photos through a crack in the blinds. >> we assumed it would be a, you know, a 14-year-old kid. >> but it wasn't a kid. it was a grown man. >> the father came around the house and found the suspect dressed completely in black. he had arranged an outfit that was like a turtleneck, where he could pull it up over his face and he had just cut out holes for his eyes and holes for his mouth so he could breathe. >> and the man was barefoot. >> i got a little adrenaline rush, and i said, where are we? i came straight back to the station, pulled out a map, and realized that i was directly straight across where gary elwood had been killed almost 18 years ago. >> was this the man who killed gary elwood and sexually assaulted janet haynes almost 20 years earlier? pay my bill. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, back to vacation mode. ♪boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants and b

as if edmonds already won the gold. >> : cheering >> : edmonds is the youngest member of the figure skating team she can't wait to step on the ice at sochi. . >> : is what i go and do exactly what been trained for. and show everyone what to do. >> : one nice >> : about paulina to the upset herself first but her family. represent herself and then her family >> : polio was named for the latina after >> : edmonds was placed on the olympic team after her competition. >> : they might soon be another better at this high school. >> : it said was a late rob flatboat. >> : there's been a sticky questions raised about the olympics in seoul chief and that past few weeks. >> : cnn sit down with the president and ast point- blank about americans traveling to the game. >> : close friends of the girl or years ahead with an you going. what would you tell them. i told them that i believe so she is safe there's always some risk that these large international gatherings. i feel better if it was indeed at states because we have more control. russian authorities are aware of. >> : russian authorities have to ma

the home of paulina edmonds. if you didn't know she was a hometown girl, you would know it when you saw this poster with all the signatures wishing her well. she will not be part of the team event, but one skater thinks it's a great idea. >> it's such a big individual sport. it's nice to have that team feeling. >> reporter: a feeling she says figure skaters have, but it's nice to know that the olympic games is recognizing that feeling. >> we all cheer each other on as if we were a team. >> reporter: the international olympic committee members must have felt that way when they decided to add team figure skating to the 2014 sochi games. >> i think it's a great thing. >> reporter: jonathan says, only ten countries earned the right to compete at the event, based on how their skaters finished at last year's world figure skating championships and other events. >> great britain, which is where i'm from originally, they sent a full team, and some of those team members won't get to represent great britain in the individua

san jose a lean that edmonds finished ninth. this 15 year-old talks about her experience in. i ray told myself to enjoy it and a matter what the electric duet one's mio it. the high school sophomore came back with a metal along with amazing memories. paulina is very proud of for skates and very proud of those who helped her. paulina now has a spot in the next winter olympics. sports highlights next. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. uncle go one,two,one,two,one [uncle]thistwo,one.cotch,okay? [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪

olympians. >> christie y'all gucci's in there. >> reporter: most recently for san jose's paul lena edmonds, who first came here for a fitting at able 4. these are all of her tracings. >> reporter: now on her way to the world's biggest stage. >> they come in and they are just so excited. it's like christmas morning. you know, they want to get those new boots and it's just very exciting and this tone see them advance and progress in their skating and to know you had a little part of that is pretty satisfying. >> reporter: they are proud of what they do here. >> you know, starting from very small up to being an lolympic champion, never know who is going to walk through our door when they are 4 years old. >> reporter: adding a later of security between the skater and ice n addition to well-known names like kerrigan, boitano, y'all gucci, starbuck, thomas and others, har lick made boots for ice dancing gold medal winners meryl davis and charlie white. >> they make them for aguirre and mathai? >> they would. >> doing pairs dancing? >> we would be a mess. >> trace your foot when you were 4. >> st

edmonds has been practicing in san jose since she was 20 months old. chivas stunning performance that the u.s. competition she can't wait to step on the ice in sochi. >> : it feels great i love having everybody on my side is such a huge boost having people cheering for me at home. and then do exactly have been training and just put out a good program and show everyone what i can do. it's going to work out perfectly i hope. >> : terry walsh and brandy share owned back memories and advice. >> : ticklish it this of our key skydiving don't turn to near-death. this is amazing video. it's no fun to watch really but it is compelling. james lee wearing a cap on his helmet ec visual here in england tumbling from a plane gets hit by one of the other side letters loses consciousness more than 12,000 ft. above the now falling about zero hundred 20 mi. an hour, all the bodies is lint. they deployed a parachute and keep in mind he still unconscious. right as he has a parachute he about the land he regains consciousness and to see he's ok. all my gosh he says he does

curio 15 year-old polly nowholly not edmonds.ics 15 years of age first 16 good. >> : fourth place. surprising winner 17 year-old russian. many felt that another should of one. >> : checkered past and russian judge who was married to a federation president. >> : i like rugby has nothing is sacred and rugby.cricket and ru >> : coach of rugby team. isn't studio today. syria'here he is >> : in all but the hockey game today. hockey team lost the gold medal game. in canada. u.s. lead in the third. then in overtime to win it. usa had a shot to go off the pipe. but the minute left canada fourth straight olympic gold. >> : for auntie power play.three on >> : sen and said canadian radio show. >> : one of those things people celebrating. semi final tomorrow. 9:00 our time. mayor of toronto and jumping up and down you see there. >> : in their get something on every one. >> : very difficult loss for young american women. men had a chance to even score tomorrow. >> : spring training watching other guys to get in shape. billy been first day of

. >> : eaall but the supply of the high school and san jose 15 year-old palena edmonds finished at aning she was seventh after the program. >> : any way we have edmond's after the short program. she added up ninth. gracie places the fourth no metal picks the winner was a 17 year-old russian trade >> : to replace the judge's a ukrainian judge where checkered past. and russian judge who was married to the russian federation president. >> : for the first tunnel back gains you heanew lu.s. was cruie in the game canada storscored twice. but u.s. had a shot to go. and the net after canada pulled their goalie with a minute left. but for the straight olympic gold when win for canada. >> : usa needing the chase to russia appeared and the netherlands. >> : winning coach and northern california sports. there has never been our rugby coach as great as jacked clark. jack clark. coached national team. with 16 wins most of any cut in u.s. history. we ask where all the great players came from >> : there's five was on the team from new york. rugby hotbed here. you wouldn't figure rugby in california a

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there is a line that connects the krifrts voting in 1965 the voting rights act the crossing of edmondter unregistered blacks in mississippi. there's a line that connected k connects that movement here today. so willie my friends it's not about the naming of the bridge but the historical context within this naming occurs. several years ago dr. king said i need you to go back to california because jessie wants to meet with me i don't know what it is boo about so it met with jessie. you know, first of all, i thought that was a strange name and i learned i did my homework he's a powerful dude. we talked about but during the course of this meeting he talked about this young man he thought so much of willie brown junior. so i got back to doctor king but he likes this willie brown junior. did you meet him, no. several years later my point is there is a line that connects what is happened so much in this country to the work that this extraordinary public servant has done. now i was the corporate bank lawyer in the investment business so i have to ask a question. i don't know which side of the

. >>> south bay polina edmonds says she's very proud of what she accomplished. the 15-year-old had a difficult long combination. edmonds finished in the top ten, which is fabulous and she's happy she had a chance to fulfill yet, another olympic dream, too. >> well, i was really hoping to meet joe pavelski from the sharks here and i did before my short program, yeah, before my short program, and that was really exciting. i'm happy i checked that off my list. >> now back to getting home, concentrating on school and getting ready for the world championship next month. >>> back to the breaking news i've been following. a water main break. the chopper is on the scene up above but we want to get down below and get ground shots. happened two hours ago. water flooding the streets less than a half mile away from the cal campus. you see the water here. so far, nothing going into the home. i believe we have cheryl hurd on the ground. >> reporter: i am. a six-inch water main break. east bay mud is here and what they are doing is shutting off two valves. you can see that con

we have grace ie gold and pauli edmond s. big competition. >> absolutely.urning champion kim from south korea looking great and silver in vancouver and she's been working really hard the last four years, and i feel she looks absolutely amazing here, and if she can land the triple axle, which no one else is doing that could give her the edge and of course the hometown girl. >> yeah, 15-year-old whose like a gold medal favorite for russia. she is amazing. >> she is amazing. i'm 15 years old and the emotion and composure he brings to the ice is incredible beyond her years for sure, but she'll definitely have that hometown crowd behind her, i think that kind of puts her in gold medal contention. whoever makes the least mistakes. >> we have 15-year-old pauiina edmonds, did she have a shot? >> i think so. we have our 15-year-old, too, from san jose and she'll wow the audience, as well. i think for sure she has a chance at top five and you never know what happens at the olympi olympics, strange things can happen. a podium is farfetched but not impossible. >> we'll

. >>> also in sochi is polina edmonds. the high school sophomore tweeted out this photo last night with a u.s. figure skalter and a snowboarder. >> the two others competing are gricie gold and ashley wagner. >> wagner fell twice in the national championships last month in boston. placed fourth. some say she should not have gotten the spot, but she disagrees. >> i'm extremely competitive, i'm athletic through and through. i'm here to get a medal. i'm here to take names and be remembered. >> as for polina, she will have to wait two weeks to compete in the individual event. >> billie jean kind will not be participating. she has been very outspoken in her opposition to her anti-gay laws. she thanks president obama for the opportunity and said this morning it is important for her to be with her family in this difficult time. >> we now know who will carry the u.s. flag in the opening ceremonies. announced just hours ago, a nordic skier will carry it. he is the first to compete in six winter olympics. >>> you can go over to nbcba

edmonds says she is ready to show the world what she can do. >> i just do exactly how i've been training and just put out two good programs and show everyone what i can do. >> also on tv paulina, volleyball champ. as well as olympic chain. there to honor their advice. >> minnesota. >> yeah, my gadness. >> big question tonight. >> yes. >> is it really a super bowl party without dorely toes? or apparently butterfinger. >> what about the disco? what's a disco? >> all cruise ships have a disco. >> ken does. can't you see ken bastida in the disco? all right, all right. focus. weather outside right now, oakland, mainly clear skies, i wish you could see what goes on. mainly clear skies, there it was, you missed it. we have clear skies. we're going to have ourselves a clear and chilly night. we could use some rain fall, but mother nature giving us a clear night instead. below freezing, fair field 32. 36 degrees. we had rain fall last night, now things cleared out as high pressure reestablishes itself. there is a lot toward the west. nothing has been colding here. another area of hoe pressure 678

edmonds, the last runner up at the -- the runner up at last month's u.s. was the final american skater to arrive because she didn't compete in the team event. the 15-year-old did her homework on the flight from austria to sochi. her teachers gave her three weeks worth of assignments for the classes that she'll miss. her coach says that edmonds isn't able to train as much as other teenage skaters because of her school schedule. the woman short program with edwards involved begins on wednesday. >>> and the system that brought us showers yesterday is pushed out of our area. when can we expect another chance of rain? i'll let you know coming up after the break. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> welcome back to kron4 weekend. time right now 8:14. this is the view from our roof camera. you can see bright blue skies. we were dealing with fog this morning. i'm expecting sunshine later today. a few high clouds out there, but mild temperatures and then as we

right now, polina edmonds is hours away from her olympic debut. and prepare to pay more for milk. plus, a 93-year-old grandmother gets beaten inside a bay area emergency room. >> you take someone to the emergency room and you assume they're safe. >>> good evening, i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. we begin with breaking news. nine people have been hurt on a cafe pacific flight out of san francisco. severe turbulence, you can see the galley of this boeing 747 in shambles. this flight to hong kong arriving tonight, carrying 342 people. the turbulence was over northern japan. this is file video we'll show you of a similar fight leaving sfo. this comes one day after a united airlines flight encountered also severe turbulence in montana. >>> new at 11:00, a bay area grandmother arrived at san francisco general hospital with breathing problems. by the time she was admitted, the 93-year-old was covered with cuts and bruises, attacked by another patient in that very emergency room. another problem for a hospital where a patient was found dead in a stairwell in october. jean elle

there is a line that connects the krifrts voting in 1965 the voting rights act the crossing of edmondr unregistered blacks in mississippi. there's a line that connected k connects that movement here today. so willie my friends it's not about the naming of the bridge but the historical context within this naming occurs. several years ago dr. king said i need you to go back to california because jessie wants to meet with me i don't know what it is boo about so it met with jessie. you know, first of all, i thought that was a strange name and i learned i did my homework he's a powerful dude. we talked about but during the course of

paul paul paulina edmonds is a sophomore and she's on her way to russia. >> reporter: the crowd roaredthe olympic figure skater entered the gym. this was her day. >> she probably just had midterms. it's crazy to think of where she is in her life and making this huge dream come true. >> this is what you've been training for to be able to step onto that ice or skate onto the ice that she's skating on and those are champions. that's where champions go. >> reporter: the smiling teenager thanked her schoolmates before speaking with reporters. >> it was really crazy. i wasn't expecting it at all, like anything like that. i was just really excited. it's so cool to have everyone be so excited for me. i'm really happy for it. >> reporter: she's on her way to a place where champions are made. a place called sochi for a country that's behind her every step on the path to gold. >> good luck. >>> a v.i.p. arrival today at the sochi games. the president of the international olympic committee at the airport. he's trading his gray suit jacket for one of his rain bow colored parkas. he expressed full c

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. >> paulina edmonds tweeted this picture of her training session in germany.nother picture, her gear from team usa. she's going to be staying in munich for just a few days before that short flight to sochi for the actual competition. if you want to celebrate the olympics with a lot of other people in the bay area, sharks' eye where she trains is hosting a watch party tomorrow night. there will be a torch parade and you'll get to meet some bay area olympians from previous games. >>> many of our athlete also be wearing the latest fashion made right here in the bay area. designers met with the athletes to get the right style and figure out what the right fit would be. >> a lot of what we heard was, we want to look like ninjas, scary to the other countries. can we wear all black? no, no, you have to wear red, white and blue. >> if you want to dress like an olympian, they sell what they call the international collection, based on those olympic designs. >> tomorrow, the opening ceremony, but tonight, a lot of action. our primetime coverage begins at 8:00. we'll see

a spirited rally for paulina edmonds. just 15 years old, she's the youngest member of the u.s. figure skating team. two graduates came back to campus for a surprise appearance, kerry walsh jennings and soccer car brandy chastain on hand to wish her well. she says she's inspired by all the support. >> it's just so cool to have everyone be so excited for me. >> she probably just had midterms. it's crazy to think she's pursue thing dream and she's made a huge dream come true in making the olympics. >> she did have midterms. kerry walsh jennings and chastain said, stay focused, breathe, relax and kick butt. direct from their mouths. a week from tonight, the opening ceremony. we have in depth coverage of the olympic games at nbcbayarea.com. >>> back here, several inches of new snow on the ground. fresh powder bringing skiers and snowboarders to the resorts. northstar says conditions are great and pretty, too. >> the trees are just covered with beautiful snow, and it looks just like a winter wonderland at the resort. >> snow brings more people, which is great for us and everyone lets

. >>> and paulina edmonds says she is ready to compete, training in austin. paulina set up this tweet and says she is ready to make her olympic debut. >> now i'm here and ready to go, and i'm just super happy to be a participant in the games. and i can't wait to show everyone in the crowd and the judges what i can do. >> we can't wait either. the first event event, the short program is wednesday with the free skates or long program on thursday. >>> and you can stay up to date on what is happening in sochi 24 hours a day. just sign up for our olympic news alert and you get updates to our e-mail. go to nbcbayarea.com and you can sign up for developing news. >>> and we have a situation where police are on scene in oakland hills where they found a burn victim. the park police found the victim on skyline boulevard, that is the entrance to the park. the area is in the hills above mount clair. the paramedics are not sure if the burn victim is dead or alive. park police are working with the oakland police on the investigation. >>> and an estimated one million people

by now you've heard about paulina edmonds. she's doing more than training on the ice.'s got a lot to keep up while abroad as well. it's not just goal but grades she has to focus on in russia. >> that's right. a lot on her plate. she's a sophomore in san jose. according to her teachers there's no free pass, not even for an olympian. >> nice, nice. >> reporter: from tight jumps to dizzying spins, she's used to regaining focus quickly. she'll have to do that not just as a skate cannr but as a stude. >> she's very responsible, very mature. >> reporter: her spanish two teacher acknowledging the soft more has plenty on her plate, performing for the world and keeping up with school. >> she'll need to be doing very similar work so she's not behind. >> reporter: making it eedsier the the technology that her school uses. just about everything from assignments to reading material can be found online through the website. though the 15-year-old will be missing quizzes and in-class presentations, her teacher is confident she'll be right on target when she's back. >> she's never used

as for paulina edmonds, she's ready to go. the 15-year-old tweeted out this picture today from the olympic processing day when all the olympians get their garb for the opening and closing ceremony. >> the sochi games are the most expensive games in history. >> russia spent more than $50 billion, which is more than the other olympic games combined. >> jammare janell wang is back . >> reporter: i'm here at the coastal cluster and this is the olympic cauldron. it is the center piece of the coastal cluster, surrounding it five main venues used for competition. and there's some interesti inin factoids about each one. ♪ this is the ice dome for men's ice hockey. capacity, 12,000. it's the larger of two hockey venues at the coastal cluster. the ice dome is designed to resemble a frozen drop of water. the glass panels become transparent and colorful at night, allowing outsiders to see inside. this is the women's ice hockey. capacity, 7,000. some of the earlier men's hockey events will also take place here. the name means hockey puck i

now therefore be it resolved that i, mayor edmond m. lee, mayor of the city and county of san francisco in gratitude for her service to the residents of our city and the environment and in wishing her the best in all her future endeavors do here by proclaim today, ~ january 28th, 2014 as melanie nutter day in san francisco. (applause) >> can we all get a picture together maybe? >> yeah. >> we did that before over here, right? we have a nice camera. [multiple voices] >> where should we look? >> look both ways. >> wow, thank you so much. can i just say thank you so much to our mayor ed lee for this wonderful honor of getting my very own day and for this proclamation. as i said before, it's really been a fantastic honor to serve and be part of the city and county of san francisco. and, again, thank you to all the commissioners, but really thank you to the mayor. this is really a really fantastic surprise. so, thank you. (applause) >> okay. so, where do we go? >> so, thank you all. >> thank you. >> carry on with the rest of the meeting. tha

bay area olympic hopeful edmonds tested out the ice in sochi today. team usa's figure skating committee were in practice today. can you see the skater sharing the ice with gracy gold and ashley wagner. another shot of the archbishop sophomore. she watched the opening ceremony in austria and she says when team u. usa came out to march, she also marched in front of her television. i want to see that. she cheered on teammates competing in the short dance for ice dancing and tweeted this photo with jason brown who finished ninth in the men's figure skating competition. >> they're really good friends and travel together during the nationals. >> good insight. >> that's what her dad told me a couple weeks ago. another bay area olympic skater is is in sochi as well. they won gold in 1992. chef just can't wait to watch the ladies short program on wednesday. she also, though, says she loves to watch the american ice dancers. >> charlie white and mel davis, they are my favorite competitors in figure skating right now. i just adore them, admire them and think the

. >> reporter: polina edmonds took to the ice and the san jose native every move was being cheered on a world away. >> as the leader of this community i want to wish her well and say on behalf of all the people at san jose how proud we are of her. >> reporter: polina's performance pleased the crowd who gathered early to watch it live. >> what are you your arms doing. >> reporter: before heading to the competition in sochi, polina spent countless hours at the dance studio perfecting some of her positions. without skates, since there's a similarity in many of the movements. >> what in ballet translates to ice skating? >> everything. posture, musicality, dedication, discipline. >> reporter: polina was 8 years old when her mom first enrolled her in ballet to help her on the ice. her dance teachers say they immediately recognized polina's focus and dedication to her sport and helped her prepare. >> we usually train ballet dancer, so now it's a bit different, but it's always exciting to see young people achieving their dream. >> reporter: and today it all came together as polina took the ic

now therefore be it resolved that i, mayor edmond m. lee, mayor of the city and county of san francisco in gratitude for her service to the residents of our city and the environment and in wishing her the best in all her future endeavors do here by proclaim today, ~ january 28th, 2014 as melanie nutter day in san francisco. (applause) >> can we all get a picture together maybe? >> yeah. >> we did that before over here, right? we have a nice camera. [multiple voices]

it's pretty good teams that sweater but what jim edmonds on. for someone else what you like it was a very unlikely given this knowledge she rushed back to this she did tell me and she still it was on phone i'm not sure why it all together. putting rooting for russia because they are the underdogs to have one for twenty years this it was basically talked a little social the years that sort of thing d there was a cold which of course was kept to go by the raf on the eyes is that nullified by the international ice hockey federation because the goalposts but the lid off its case. i'm still basically a huge debate going on right now on social media from the american master has come to rest and diplomats and the people. i stalked me is that the political sport because we look at history book on board so it's getting to the contents out. so there would be better than the rule though the game is painfully close known for the loss for the russian side who still plenty to make up for another event that that very place a question that tops the overall med

it's pretty good teams that try to put what jim edmonds on. so else watching the game was my every uncle the goodness of ballet she rushed but it is to get together so impressions of the contest between these two hulking our lives the contents. i've got stories altogether. i've been rooting for russia because they are the underdogs who haven't won for twenty years or so was basically talked a little social the years that some things in there was a cold which of course was counsel to go by the raf on the i've been nullified by the international ice hockey federation because the goalposts was a little off its case. i'm so basically this huge debate going on right now on social media from the american master siew rice and diplomats and the people. i stalked me is that the political sport because we look back to the history of the cold war so it's getting late and ten thousand it was one of russia's top twenty supporters told the midst of the fam should be done not by any of this chief of stuff the present administration's of gaven offset that wit

ashley wagner and edmonds now not behind in sixth and seventh please respect tiffly. >>> to some hockeynd the machine's quarterfinals yesterday really disappointing for the home country of russia eliminated after a 3-1 loss to finland. the finnish team will face sweden in a couple of hours. this photo over the winter games mascot was taken after the loss. the russian coach faced some really tough questions after the loss, and this is where it gets good because we want to bring in mike who played the role of the head coach of the russian national team. i'm going to play the russian reporter. okay? so what future, if any, will you see for your own work and your own coaching staff because you know, your predecessor was eaten alive after the olympics? >> they'll eat me alive. eat me, and i won't need it anymore. >> the world championship is coming up. >> well, different coach. i won't be here anymore sense you will have all eaten me. >> you're staying, though? >> thank you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. i think i might have gotten a little spani

officers indicted of 51-year-old officer arshad razzak, richard yick, raul ellis, ian furminger, edmond robles and reynaldo valdez. >> my hope is this sends a message loud and clear to everyone in law enforcement that this kind of conduct is not going to be tolerated and that people who engage in this type of illegal conduct will be held accountable. >> reporter: as the results of the allegations of these police officers, he says at least 100 cases, many of them felony cases, have already been dismissed. live in san francisco, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 5:00, dramatic video of a helicopter rescue of some teenagers along san francisco's china beach. firefighters got a call about two boys and a girl falling down a steep embankment around 12:30. the girl fell all the way to the rocky beach. she had to be airlifted out. luckily she's expected to survive. the two boys were whisked away on jet skis and taken to the hospital. it's not clear at this point how they fell or what they were doing at the time. >>> well, working smart. for the first time ever pg&e is doing an intern

edmonds of the 15 year- old competing in this year's winter olympic games. >> : storm bay tracker showingn area of moderate rainfall pushing over siderophile. and controversy iand concord bursting water raiwere seeing ms pull moisture capping and the tropics for a obese a lot of rain fall out there this weekend several inches of rain when it's all said and done. on and off to 8:00 sunday evening rainfall totals will be up to 4 in. in the valley of the 6 in. in the vall in the mounds mountains >> : of be cto run this again drivins not be easy in the bay area. we're seeing some areas a more moderate rainfall for the north bay central bay. will below by midnight then again the rain really picks up into tomorrow morning 6:00 our ecu widespread moderate fall. so the golden gate rain stole been seen favoring the north bay however. 1:00 or so and see plenty of white rain. the heavplenty of rain >> : rain will still be going on in the north bay. the how of modern rain fall very area wide. and the o'clock hour rain klingler lingering showers will be seen. the suit was coming in the way things work

now, san jose's ice skating darlene, paul lena edmonds is on her way to sochi. 15-year-old sophomore tweeted this photo last night. the family of another skater who trains with paulina gifted her miles for her upgrade so she can stretch out in first class, as she should. she plans for training around a week before heading to sochi h her first competition is february 19th. >> how would you like to be on your flight? a figure skater, team usa. thanks for joining us at 5:00. hope to see you back here at 6:00. >> find us online on twitter and facebook. see you in a bit. >>> on our broadcast tonight, no end in sight. round two of a massive storm system hitting more than two dozen states. 120 million americans in its path. and warnings tonight about an even bigger storm to come. >>> russian roulette. our nbc news investigation, how americans in sochi are playing a game of chance with their electronics and their identities. tonight, richard engel has a look at how fast our team got hit. >>> his final days. we're learning more about the events leading up to the death of

she has the same skating coach as 15-year-old san jose figure skater polina edmond. >> i'll be really excited and happy for her and cheer her on. and everything. winn and hundreds of others packed the ice facility in san jose watching the pageantry of the opening ceremony. >> really surprising with so much stuff around. so many lights and colors. >> reporter: they had their own opening ceremony of sorts with a parade and they honored past american olympians. maria k maria corolaiva competed in 2012, she was born in russia and moved to the u.s. when 9. >> watching all the athletes line up for the opening brings back so many emotions and memories from london. >> reporter: julia munoz competed in two winter olympics, calgary and albertville. he says the opening ceremony represents goodwill among all nations. >> put away all the thoughts of all the training you've done, set the day aside and respect it for what it is. a day of honoring the world's athletes in one single location. >> reporter: and for the next couple of weeks you better believe these fans will be glued to nbc watching thes

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