her focus games on the gold coast will come too soon.opean championships in glasgow, a chance to test her strength, her speed in major competition. i've been through the worst, i've overcome all these injuries, i've been through pain, so my pain threshold is definitely higher than what it used to be, not through choice obviously. but i think i have got a bit of an edge over competitors, and i can push my body to a new limit, so it is just an exciting time for me. she is a positive person, isn't she? she is incredibly positive. right at the beginning, we said as she needs to beginning, we said as she needs to be patient, which wasn't one of her virtues previously. she worked incredibly hard over the past year, the first year was ready to fire obviously. she has done a lot of incredibly hard work, but not here on the bike obviously put up vicky crashed here in rotterdam injanuary 2016. racing was cancelled, fans asked to leave. she had broken her neck, back and pelvis. she can't remember the accident. she's never seen remember the accident

they take place at the gold coast in australia where two of the england team's big medal hopes the brownleeng out to train for their triathlon competition tomorrow. they came in and spoke to my colleague hugh woozencroft earlier and said funding was key to their initial success in their sport. right from the start funding has been important to my career. there is two types of funding. payment, that it's important, paying for your travel to graces, paying for wet suits. that gets phased out as you get more success. the main part now is basically paying for everything else that is not equipment. travel to graces. cultures, facilities, medical support, specific stuff like physiologists, looking into how you can get faster at every level. that funding has been very important to oui’ careers. funding has been very important to our careers. the huge amount of money could go into it. katherine grainger has spoken to us today and said she would not want to see an athlete on the start line before the event thinking this could be the difference between my sports funding 01’ difference between my spor

seems crazy, with the winter 0lympics ongoing, but the commonwealth games in australia's gold coast ares awaiting the athletes and although many secured their spot on team scotland months ago, there was much excitement today as they finally got their hands on their official kit. 224 athletes gathered for some squad bonding and for the all important kit pick up. 0ur reporter jane lewis was there too. the best part of the kit! i'm going tojump in those bags, they are massive. it is incredible, cementing that i'm part of team scotland. and the pride our country has. please try on your t—shirts! there all the same sizes. i do get excited but there is apprehension because you wa nt there is apprehension because you want everyone to have a fantastic kit and you have to order a year before the team is announced. so you must work on the margins for we hope by the end of the day everyone will have a great bag of and be proud to wear it. tight short shorts! it is a good day for bonding and meeting other athletes. it must be special for you is one of the youngest. i've spoken to some of the squash

themselves match fixing is a criminal yet lucrative business wouldn't you just send a signal that the gold coast editor. three two. because life finds out how the mafia manipulate the beautiful game and what football authorities can do to stop the. football is life in a microcosm says darkness and lights where if you look. so let's dive in and see where it takes us this week. to. the man with two hearts eric not seem true promoting german on one side. you're most humble i took. shots of the song doesn't mind a. while his second heart beats to cameroon but how does he feel. fifty fifty different minutes instead of the few clips and commotion mentality in germany's cold north his african side shone through. some business there with the good mood among all the animals while some one combo camera in the bowl was always at his side. drawing near the ball more good issues. so which side means more to him cameroon or germany. germany is also. due for much saying is a striker of the english premier league club stoke city. but starts off in countering the capital yeah one day is the country's second larg

showers those thunderheads they do erupt away we see further heavy showers pushing towards the gold coast towards the sunshine coast as we go through saturday eventually that will push its way up through townsville into can some raw the shop showers certainly on the cards over the next few days he returned to adelaide temperatures of around thirty degrees celsius with that northerly praise getting up to around twenty four in perth when i see that kind of value eventually by the end of the weekend into news in a bit for the here and now he remains on the cool side little bit of cloud there that's making its way out of the way not a bad day on saturday actually temperatures at around sixteen celsius in christchurch could get up to around twenty five something and change coming in for sunday but always a little more cloud coming in twenty three the top temperature there orchids and not too bad here meanwhile we're struggling to get to seven's an ace in japan over the next day or so we have got some winter weather making its way across the sea of japan could affect many parts as we go on thro

looks very wet over the coming few days. joining forces with another weather system living at the gold coastthe middle east because here, it looks very unsettled, big thunderstorms, gusty winds neither does thunderstorms could bring some big dust storms and you can see that band of rain moving southwards, snow over the hills into saturday and very disturbed weather, it could cause travel disruption. and closer to the uk we have a bitterly cold air, —9 in moscow during the day and that cold air is gradually slipping further westwards and temperatures are forecast to be much lower in moscow so with that standard cold air in the north, all weather fronts are being forced further south so into the weekend, very wet weather for turkey and greece and more heavy rainfor for turkey and greece and more heavy rain for italy and the balkans, significant snow, possibly 70 centimetres, as next week we see some very centimetres, as next week we see some very wet weather for the canary islands, madeira and across iberia, significant still over the pyrenees. you can see how cold it is in the north, —16 in m

showers those thunderheads they do erupt away we see further heavy showers pushing towards the gold coast towards the sunshine coast as we go through saturday eventually that will push its way up through townsville into some raw the shop showers on the cards over the next few days the temperatures of about thirty degrees celsius with that northerly praise getting up to around twenty four in perth when i see that kind of value eventually by the end of the weekend into new zealand but for the here and now he remains on the cool side little bit of cloud there that's making its way out of the way not a bad day on saturday actually temperatures at around sixteen celsius in christ could get up to around twenty five something and change coming in for sunday but always a little more cloud coming in twenty three the top temperature or consider too bad meanwhile we're struggling to get to sevens and i see in japan over the next day also we have got some winter weather making its way across the sea of japan could affect many parts as we go on through sunday by this stage a top temperature in tokyo o

i think asjack said the gold coast, couldn't be a much better place. the olympics and the first britons to do it in diving was huge for us and to come away with that was fantastic so life has changed but i think not all that much. it was crazy for a few months and the new kind ofjust get back to it and it is normal and it is working towards the next gold and thatis working towards the next gold and that isjust how it goes. working towards the next gold and that isjust how it goeslj that isjust how it goes. i remember the green pool. i don't want to mention it but what was that? that was extraordinary. i've never seen anything like it. you get the commonwealth games in india in 2010 and that had a it is a bacterial problem or something but nothing like that! that was crazy! they said it was completely safe though. like that! that was crazy! they said it was completely safe thoughlj like that! that was crazy! they said it was completely safe though. i had an earof it was completely safe though. i had an ear of infection —— infection, it could have been f

these a very very large funda heads rumbling away for a good part of queensland down across the gold coast down into the southeastern corner some pieces of cloud rolling through victoria can expect to see a little bit of wet weather as we go on through saturday twenty seven degrees there in melbourne will be fired in troy again twenty seven for perth as we go on through sas day go on into sunday at present chance a greater chance of seeing a little bit of wet weather southern parts of the way cool southerly winds coming into melbourne by sunday with a high of eighty. once held in one of australia's toughest detention centers now a world renowned surgeon when he's follows dr moon. and returns to his hometown baghdad to give amputees the hope of walking again at this time on al jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. tough is a take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera they've been scenes of disappointment in northeastern nigeria after the government retracted a statement claiming dozens of abducted schoolgirls have been rescued suspected boko haram fighters took the girls from the school

the rider university from the vibrant heart of rockland through to 322-acre campus on long island gold coast. one of the longest lasting and proudest honors is to serve as the home of the george polk award. this year we commemorate her 70th anniversary of the murder of george polk who paid the ultimate price for reporting truths during the greek civil war as a cbs news course on it. long island university created a journalism award in 1949 to carry out george polk's legacy in for 69 years under journalist to deliver impactful and thought-provoking work. it's an award that recognizes a broad range of media and stays current with the time that categories reflect in a range of locations, and mediums and topics. the polk awards have become one of the most prestigious and shares journalism honors because of the quality and thoughtfulness that men and women who painstakingly judge it. i want to thank and recognize thirsting panel advisers and ross engelman, chairperson of the journalism department at l.a. you and i also want to recognize john garten, a longtime reporter for "the new york times", a

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. >> they call it the gold coast.illion dollar home, a mystery. >> he was talking on the telephone when he heard a loud bang. >> a woman murdered. her husband left blind. >> are you bleeding do you see any blood? >> i'm bleeding all over, yes. i can't see. >> but who? >> everyone is somewhat of a suspect. >> and why? >> what brings someone to make a decision they're going to do this. >> was it love? >> what we learned was he was having an affair. >> was it money? >> nobody really knows what happened except for him and garrett. >> or was the truth

it's responsible for the commonwealth games — the next one due to be held on the gold coast in australiaeen here last friday, accepting the gambia's application to become a member once again. but who will succeed her? the bbc has learned that the commonwealth has secretly begun considering who will be the next head of the organisation. the issue is hugely sensitive because the role is not hereditary — and will not pass automatically to the prince of wales, on the queen's death. in a moment, we'll get the thoughts of dr sue 0nslow — the deputy director of the institute of commonwealth studies — but first, let's hear from our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, in westminster. this seems almost treasonous to even discuss who should take over from the queen! absolutely right, it is hugely sensitive. and not a debate that people want to have publicly. since i wrote the story this morning there have been a lot of people not answering their telephones and insisting this is not what is going on. what is happening, everyone knows that the queen is 91, and there is a big summit of commonweal

and now they will be heading to the gold coast as part of the team, which also includes tom daley.est difficulty of any competitor currently, so we were the first to do it in synchronised diving. so, we we re do it in synchronised diving. so, we were pioneers for diving, the sport forward , were pioneers for diving, the sport forward, and that gave us the edge to get as that old. we are just going to try and work on each individual skill to try and get them as good as possible for the commonwealth. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. we are going to take you straight to the high court where lauri love has successfully challenged a decision to exit it into america. successfully challenged a decision to exit it into americalj successfully challenged a decision to exit it into america. i am very thankfulfor all of the to exit it into america. i am very thankful for all of the support that we have had, without which i am not sure i would have made it this far. thankfulfor your sure i would have made it this far. thankful for your interest, that is mem

. >> they call it the gold coast. the sun, the sea, and in this million dollar home, a mystery. >> he was talking on the telephone when he heard a loud bang. >> a woman murdered. her husband left blind. >> are you bleeding do you see any blood? >> i'm bleeding all over, yes. i can't see. >> but who? >> everyone is somewhat of a suspect. >> and why? >> what brings someone to make a decision they're going to do this. >> was it love? >> what we learned was he was having an affair. >> was it money? >> nobody really knows what happened except for him and garrett. >> or was the truth hidden here on this tropical paradise. >> it was an assassination, a hit. no question. >> "blind justice." >> reporter: it was august hot in coral gables. the air was shirt-sticking thick as night fell. the small, damp breeze pushed weakly at limp palm fronds. in the artificial kula john sutton's house, an intimate party was winding down early. it was susan sutton's birthday, attending his son, girlfriend and john's law partner. daughter meliss

partition however, he joins us on the line from the gold coast.hank you for making time to come on the program. your analysts looked at you during your morning calls this morning, what were your marching orders and have those orders changed? >> they had not changed. , it is longrrection overdue given the relative stability in the u.s. share market last year. into they use gains we saw all the bullish talk everyone was talking about a meltdown. so a correction was long overdue, the reality is that u.s. earnings were very strong. historically you don't go into major bear markets unless there is a recession on the horizon and i can't see that. by the same token it is way too early to say the pullback is finished. there was a lot of downside momentum. you could go for a wild edge. the key is to look for the by opportunity. we are waiting for the market to get oversold. we are waiting for some more bearish talk. they are saying this is a, we have had it. we are going to a bear market. at aboutoment we are 20% in cash. that is about 25% in bonds and inf

entire coast in mexico from cancun to tulum, there's resorts for every time of traveler, especially in mexico. >> maria: thank you so much. coming up, history on the half pipe, shaun white getting gold with a historic run. the highlights from his incredible run coming up. back in a moment. the stories 8 on the east coast, inflation in focus, economists investors are awaiting january consumer price index due out a half hour we are on it expected to be up, 1.9% from a year earlier some estimates 1.7% markets rallying ahead investors waiting for january retail sales that is expected to be up, up 2/10 of 1% all numbers as they come in, to look at this market leading into those numbers stocks higher 118 points dow industrials one half of 1% nasdaq, s&p 500 at high of the morning, after three days of gains to look at yesterday's close dow industrials finishing 24,640 gain 39 points s&p 7 points higher nasdaq 1 points higher yesterday in europe this morning, tone continuing money into equities ff 100 up two-thirds of a he%, dax up half a% in asia overnight markets higher as well winner hong kong up two and quarter percent, protecting our borders senate will debate on immigration today, thi

and rabbit right around the bay and the coast it's gold are cold in the 30s. this air mass originating from canada. we're going to feel the fikts. temperatures in the low to upper 50s across the entire bay area. and then we're just fast forward to monday. because we are watching another system. this one is going to be bringing mixed precipitation as well. you can see snow over the higher terrain. showers 5:00 a.m. over the lower efrmgss. that continues 8:00 a.m. on monday just to help you make plans. monday afternoon a mix of rain and snow in the evening hours as he will. and then this system moves out and another comes through midweek. which is encouraging. accuweather seven-day forecast. cold morning sunny day chilly start saturday. but milder in the around. and that pattern continues on sunday. we have a rain snow mix a level 1 system on the impact scale for monday. cooler weather. break on tuesday and another opportunity for the wet weather both wednesday and thursday. also a level 1 system. one thing i want to point out is on thursday that's going to brin

another strange sight, an emergency landing in gold ern gate park, a coast guard chopper. -- golden gate park, a coast guard chopper, everyone is okay. >> when a helicopter has to land, it could have been they got a chipped light, which means that they have to land immediately, that's a common rescue helicopter that they use to get people out of the water. it's what they lower people down to the water with too to rescue people. >> where were you when you had your emergency landing? >> close to the helipad, so we went up and came right back down. >> the sun is shining, is a cool but beautiful morning in san francisco. >> yes, the afternoon will be different, lets hope hope so, the streak of 27 days without rain in san francisco has continued. it looks like we are going to need a miracle march and there are hints that the end of february disp the first week in march will be wet. in 2016 we had a very wet march but 2012, 1.9 inches in san francisco only. 1995, a quarter of an inch. february 1989, 1.49. so there is a history there and there are early signs that we could get off to a good sta

their coach is a german gold medalist from 2006, reviews to accept a demotion from driving coast to technicalssistance. she would have had no access to the athletes. because she helped them procure their high-tech sled, she is claiming she owns this led and is going to take the sled and not then -- let them race with it, which seems like a terrible position to be put in. she has a good relationship with the bob's letters themselves come -- the bobsletters themselves. -- sledders. sarah: it would be awkward to compete without a sled. she is not doing them a choice. matt herrmann from dw sports desk with the latest olympic athlete -- action from the pyeongchang. is that time of year, berlin's international festival known as the berlinale. it is 10 days of screenings, workshops and more. the opening film this year is wes anderson's dystopian animated feature isle of dogs. bill murray is among the stars to lend their voices to the characters, the story of a pack of dogs marooned on a bleak japanese island. this is the first time and animation has opened the berlin film festival. have a look. repo

coast time. pyeongchang debut. time for team usa's mikaela shiffrin to compete for gold. what was she doing all this time?> it is like medicatioimmediam fall asleep. i feel rejuvenated. it is like having a cup of coffee. for me, i take a nap. when i wake up, it is like look out world. this girl is ready to go. >> reporter: all right. we would be remiss if we did not talk about chloe kim. the 17-year-old california kid taking olympic gold. the youngest woman ever to take gold on snow on the games. she is the talk of the town at the olympics. >> and korean heritage. coy wire, thank you. we, too, like mikaela, need a nap. >> i don't get a gold medal after my naps. >> it is similar to coffee. >>> the official portraits of the nation's 44th president and first lady unveiled at the smithsonian. they break with tradition. barack obama's portrait seated against a back drop of green foll foliage. he chose kehinde wiley. >> mr. obama said he tried, but failed to have input on his look. >> i tried to negotiate less gray hair. and kehinde's artistic integrity would not allow him to do what i asked. i tried to negotia

gold or champagne colored honda. >>> a meeting in sacramento to discuss the expansion of oil drilling off the california coast. opponents say they're going to be there to protest. >>> the trump administration has announced plans to open nearly all offshore waters to oil and gas drichlgt state officials are opposed. they also say the public hasn't been given enough opportunities to give input. >> looks like california voters are opposed over a move to nix the gas tax. 47% support the repeal, 48% oppose. it went into effect in november to raise money for road repairs. a republican-backed group is collecting signature toss force a measure on the ballot this fall to require a vote of the people to raise fuel taxes in the future. >>> hi there everyone. thursday morning. waking up to clear conditions. in fact, just a little bit of fog in livermore. this is live doppler 7. nothing has really changed. we could see records again today. a big dome of high pressure dominates our weather. heading out the door, roadways no problem. maybe a patch of fog in the east bay valleys. slightly cooler this morning especially at the

coast there. they also have an international coffee festival going on. there are barista demonstration, as far as i know, though, anne-marie, no gold, silver, and bronze banting. dana jacobson in pyongyang. thank you so much coming up on t on the deadly partland shooting. this is the "cbs morning news." mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? ( ♪ ) now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys real people with active psoriatic arthritis they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to helpess int pn and clearer skin. don't use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms of an eivedinfect. if you have inflammatory bowel disease serious allergic reactions may occur. mitzi: with less joint pain, watch me. for less joint pain and clearer skin, ask your rheumatologist tonight, get your longhorn favorites. like our outlaw ri crued chn or the longhorn salmon. the feeling. the place. longhorn steakhouse. . >>> our top story this morning, flor

gold in vancouver, as the women's downhill goes. and qualifying for men's big air snowboard snowboarding. a busy day here on the mountains and at the coast decorated figure skaters in olympic history. hey, guys. those medals look so fantastic around your necks. >> oh man. >> when you looked up at the scoreboard and saw you were at the top and you had won gold tell us what was going through you. >> oh my gosh. what wasn't? yee-haw was the first thing. for tessa and i, we talk about the most important part is when we finish our program. if we know we're happy, if we know we've done everything on the ice -- today was no different. we're so proud of our performance. to be honest yeah. we were nervous. you never know with such great american teams and french teams. we knew we needed a big score. we needed levels. and to get all of the points we could, yeah, we were on pins and needles there. when it came up it's so much work. you dream about that moment for so long, you never know what it's going to be like when it happens. i want to say it is just as sweet as we imagined it would be. >> the look on your face tessa, was like joy and relief an

celebrated athletes for example six time limpid gold medalist victor on and such a games champion anton ship who couldn't correspondent and now reports from the limpid coast city of. for almost two and a half hours the court of arbitration for sport was listening to the russian side which have now left led by their lawyer so these people won't get another chance to give their arguments to the court and now it is all to the cast members they've promised to announce some sort of decision by noon korean time on friday to go over to the bone to defend the gas pump listen to our arguments and the decision will be reached within twenty four i was so things won't be decided to with a few hours before the opening ceremony which of course puts extra pressure on the russian athletes on wednesday the secretary general hinted that still their mind to be at delay now here we are looking at three scenarios either cas decides to do nothing about the international olympic committee's move not to invite the russian athletes who have never been caught for cheating and without specifying the particular reasons for doing that or the court of arbitration for sport chooses to

coast there. they also have an international coffee festival going on. there are barista demonstration, tastings. as far as i know, though, anne-marie, no goldbronze being handed out. >> that's fascinating. dana jacobson in pyongyang. thank you so much, dana. >>> coming up on cbs, the latest on the deadly partland shooting. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to help people find less joint pain and clearer skin. don't use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms of an infection. or if you have received a vaccine, or plan to. if you have inflammatory bowel disease tell

coast slamming 30 states. whiteout conditions causing more than 100 accidents. >> and we have breaking olympics news. team u.s.a. has won its first women's hockey gold.s. won in dramatic style. they went to a shootout and came away with the gold. >> it's actually 38 years to the day since the miracle on ice when the u.s. beat the soviet union. >> take that, canada. >> and another miracle on ice is in the building. >> curling! team usa beat can darks already. take that. they compete for gold tomorrow. >> some history in our time. >> america. >> america. >>> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good friday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." >>> forecasters warn millions of americans face more potentially record breaking floods from the gulf coast to the great lakes. that flooding is likely to last for days. we have details, just ahead. >>> another apparent failure stemming from the florida school massacre. an armed officer was on duty but authorities say he never tried to stop the shooter and never entered the build

coast. you see night is coming there now. it is about 41 degrees. it's warmed up a little bit, and as for the games itself, american mikaela shiffrin has picked up the second goldreer. >> and the u.s. hockey rivalry with canada has been renewed. abc's alex stone is in pyeongchang for us. alex. >> reporter: kendis, diane, good morning. now that the wind has stopped blowing at least the real strong wind, now the olympics are in full force, the canceled events are going forward and team usa winning more gold. mikaela shiffrin finally made her 2018 olympic debut after several delays due to dangerous winds. she got off to a blazing start capturing gold in the women's giant slalom after trailing by 0.2 seconds, she used a hard-charging final run to win her second career olympic gold medal. norway took the silver. italy the bronze. nourway has become the oldest in alpine skiing winning at the age of 35. in pairs figure skating chris and alexa knierim were not in medal contention after chris fell twice. the german team was flawless and catapulted them from fourth to take the gold. the pair from china suffered early mistakes knocking them off the top step and canadians

coast of california. all 955 workers from a gold mine in south africa have been safely brought back to the surface.at the moment only available to same sex couple. we will hear from available to same sex couple. we will hearfrom one available to same sex couple. we will hear from one heterosexual couple who want the opportunity for a civil partnership. it is being discussed in the house of commons. diane says it is about time civil partnerships were made available to all couples. many couples want the right to acknowledge their commitment to each other. paul says he is a gay man in favour of civil partnerships for anyone who wa nts of civil partnerships for anyone who wants one. discrimination is discrimination. the only time i recall the majority being discriminated against. your thoughts are welcome. here's some sport now. a big weekend coming up. the 6—nation —— six nations is coming up. england head coach eddiejones has named his team the first match of their six nations title defence against italy in rome on sunday. worcester‘s ben te'o has been named at outside centre ahead ofjonathan joseph

gold or champagne-colored honda. >>> the department of interior will hold a meeting to discuss the expansion of oil drilling off the california coastonents will be there to protest. the trump administration announced plans to open nearly all offshore waters to oil and gas drilling. state officials are opposed. they also say the public hasn't been given enough opportunities to give their input. >>> it looks like california voters are pretty evenly split over a move to nix the gas tax. according to the institute of california, 47% support the repeal. 48%, though, oppose it. the 12 cent hike wept into effect in november to raise money for road repairs. they're collecting signatures to force a measure on the ballot to repeal the increase and require a vote of the people to raise fuel tax in the future. >>> good thursday morning everyone. waking up to some fog in our inland valleys. also right here along the coast. so we're looking at a cooler start for you. and a live look outside. it looks clear for the most part here in san francisco. so hitting the roads or the commute trains or the bay. looking good. we're looking at clear conditio

. >> reporter: off the florida coast, treasure hunters may be on the verge of the most exciting deep water discoveries in decades, a spanish gallon full of gold silver, and emeral emeralds. >> maybe 150 million, something like that. >> reporter: only. >> yeah. >> reporter: kim fisher is going after the spanish merchant ship going down in a hurricane in 1622. his dad was the legendary mel fisher. back in 1985, not far from here, he discovered the richest find ever. that ship was laiden with treasure worth more than a half billion dollars. >> this is the sonar image. >> reporter: to the untrained eye, this looks like a school of fish, but it's apparently and old, very old ship. joining the hunt? phillipe and his wife. the family are documenting this hunt for their travel channel show. this day we dove to the same fleet that sank in that hurricane, but they are thinking about a richer prize. >> how exciting are you to think this is it? >> this is great. this would be money of the most significant treasure wreck discoveries in history. >> if this is the ship they think it is, this is going to change history books. >> getting close. >> reporter: i

coast guard station, but no boats. it's a free-for-all. the things that are most needed there are things like diapers. julia: a bar of gold basically gold there, which is horrifying and a sad when you think about that. we wanted to explore what that look like on the ground. that was an extremely dangerous assignment and why it's absolutely worth a read. it feels like a frontline. julia: one of the things i love about businessweek is that we take fresh angles on well-known storylines like and venezuela. here is our editor dan with the story. dan: the point is that venezuela is in chaos and venezuelans have always had a lot of commerce, the nature has changed a great deal. the thing to think about is that venezuela's fishermen no longer fish because they don't have customers. they don't have industry back home. they have a bunch of people that are unemployed that have boats and a need to feed their families. fishermen are becoming smugglers and smugglers attract pirates, innocent people attack pirates. so there is a madness and chaos and lack of law on this stretch of water. carol: an amazing trade going back and forth. tel

gold and emeralds because they have done it before with the sister ship. that ship went down in 1622 and was discovered in 1985 by the late mel fisher. off the florida coastr discoveries in decades. a spanish galleon full of gold silver and emeralds. >> there may be $150 million, something like that. >> reporter: only $150 million. >> yeah. it's worth going after. >> reporter: kim fisher is going after the spanish merchant ship that went down in a hurricane in 1622. his dad was the legendary mel fisher. back in 1985 not far from her, he discovered the richest find ever. that galleon was laiden with treasure worth more than a half billion dollars. to the untrained eye this side scan sonar image may look like a school of fish but it's an apparently old, very old ship. joining the hunt philippe cousteau and his wife ashland. his grandfather, the world renowned oceanographer, jacques cousteau. they are documenting this hunt for their travel channel show. this day we dove to the margarita, part of the same fleet that sank in that hurricane, but they're thinking about a richer prize the consolacion. >> how excited are you to think this is it? >> we're on the ve

gold medal on the line. you see that back there, that's the "today" show set behind us. we are going to go spy on them as they broadcast to the east coast, we will do it on facebook live. come on over to garvin thomas nbc bay area and we will peek in on them. >> we will make sure we share that, garvin. >> when they are on at 7:00 a.m. this time we will look for garvin in the background. >> make sure you go and -- >> hi, mom. >> thanks, garvin. >>> our web team as well we have a full team behind the scenes, they are putting together three reasons to watch every day. read about the day's big olympic events and when to watch them. >>> here are the latest medal counts. norway is a first with 19 medals, germany has 15, canada 13, netherlands with 12 and the u.s.a. with eight. >>> and right now at 5:08 i wanted to show you how cold it is where garvin is nearby. it's only 32 degrees. it's friday night there, it's 10:07. in squaw valley it is 27 degrees at 5:07 and highs reaching into the mid 40s. in pyeongchang it will be in the mid 30s today. we are looking at some slightly warmer temperatures over the next few days and that may be something

riders she could just coast down the hill on her second run and into the embrace of her happy family. within just moments of becoming the first woman ever to win two snowboarding gold medals, jamie anderson was in the arms of her mom and dad, she was overjoyed and probably a little relieved. >> i was super nervous, i was talking to my boyfriend, i was freaking out. he was like you know what you tell me, like one thing at a time. >> reporter: anderson conquered conditions that every rider said were less than ideal, even dangerous. strong, gusty and unpredictable winds sent many athletes tumbling, but the south lake tahoe native at the end was standing tall. >> so you proved that the first time wasn't a fluke, huh? >> i guess so. goodness. >> reporter: jamie is not done at these olympics, though. this year they added a new sport, snow board big air, and she will be competing in that. jamie is not the only local athlete we're watching today, two others bryce bennett and kelly clark compete tonight, you will hear from them coming up this morning at 6:00, for now marcus and laura, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you, garvin. >>> we have another big headline from the

coast, but here, those are the troll fungus farms. those farmers are more religious, and they feel left out of the economic boom that followed king grolzek's discovery of the great spider's goldhances at 83%. of course, margin of error doesn't apply here because it's all made up, but look. i wrote him off on election day, and i'm never making that mistake again. thank you, nelson. now sleep. after the break, senator mitch mcconnell breaks his silence on thomas edison's invention of the light bulb. what a terrific idea. later in the hour, my exclusive pre-well interview with president trump... assuming another supreme court slot opens up during your tenure, who's on your short list? i like coach belichick, and tom brady is my friend. that's an all-star lineup. ...plus in health news, can humans eat sunshine? the answer, which is no, when we return. ...plus in health news, can humans eat sunshine? no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ( ♪ ) ♪ i feel like fire ( ♪ )

gold today in the downhill. coy wire in pyeongchang with much more. hey, coy. >> reporter: -- the greatest of all time in women's alpine skiing, lindsey vonn, skis the downhill, her best event tonight on the east coastars to compete on an olympic stage, missing out on sochi due to injury. after failing to medal in pyeongchang debut in the super g, she was trolled on twitter because of her earlier comments she wouldn't visit the white house if she were invited as a medalist. the 33-year-old could become the oldest woman ever to win an olympic alpine medal. we asked her ahead of the games, what keeps you going. listen. >> i think it is stubbornness, you know. i never want to wave the white flag. i always want to continue to try and work hard and to be physically as strong as i was before takes a lot more work and a lot more maintenance, you know. i have to get up earlier, and warm my knee up. my knee takes some tender loving care. >> reporter: the crown jewel, if you will, of the winter olympics, women's figure skating begins later tonight on the east coast. and mirai nagasu, the first american woman to land the triple axel in olympic competition when she helped the u.s. take bronze in the team compet

coast of the u.s.? >> yes. not here. >> all right, al roker, thanks. >>> coming up, much more on shaun white's road to an historic third gold medal.ll be here live to tell us all about that. >>> and we'll take you to the dmz where we were given an exclusive moment-by-moment account of one north korean soldier's headline-making bid for freedom. you probably remember those videos. we retrace his steps. first, this is "today" on nbc. i was in my third tour in iraq when my vehicle was hit by an ied. i looked down and i knew i was out of the fight. but playing for team usa has been a second chance to represent my country. i get to show my children and the world that, yeah, i might have been knocked down, but i'm up, and i'm honored to be able to represent the flag. comcast is grateful to all who have served our country, and we're proud to bring the 2018 olympic and paralympic winter games home to everyone. ♪ >>> coming up, is match-making an olympic sport? the superstar olympian hoping to find a valentine here in pyeongchang. >>> team usa and canada set to renew their epic rivalry in women's hockey later as you can clearly see, the upd

coast of the u.s.? >> yes. not here. >> all right, al roker, thanks. >>> coming up, much more on shaun white's road to an historic third gold medal.e'll be here live to tell us all about that. >>> and we'll take you to the dmz where we were given an exclusive moment-by-moment account of one north korean soldier's headline-making bid for freedom. you probably remember those videos. we retrace his steps. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> coming up, is match-making an olympic sport? the superstar olympian hoping to find a valentine here in pyeongchang. >>> team usa and canada set to renew their epic rivalry in women's hockey later as you can clearly see, the updates you made to your plan strengthened your retirement score. so, that goal you've been saving for, you can do it. we can do this? we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightforward so you can plan for retirement while saving for the things you want to do today. nana, let's do this! aye aye, captain! ♪ and as you go through life -whoo! -♪ tryin' to reach your goal ♪ and as you go through life (phone) maddie... you have everything you need

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