earlier i spoke with janet napolitano. she's heading up the u.s. delegation in sochi, and she's also, as you know, the former secretary of homeland security under president obama. janet, we appreciate your being here today. it has been noted, i'm sure it's been noted to you, that it's been 14 years since a president or a vice president or a member of their family has not gone and attended at least an event at the olympics. can you tell me as a practitioner of both policy and politics why sochi is different for the u.s.? >> i think the president chose delegations that represent leaders from various walks of life, former olympians, leaders in government service. i lead the nation's largest public research university. i am a former member of his cabinet, as you know, and was co-lead of our delegation in vancouver. >> so you think there was no snub of president putin intended. >> no, i don't think so. i think he sent a delegation that represents the broad values of the united states. we're here to support our team. we're here to represent our country,

but first, next week university of california president janet napolitano leads the u.s. delegation to the winter olympics in sochi, russia. as former secretary of homeland security napolitano may be well suited to the job. the militant group claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing in december has threatened to attack again during the olympics. in addition to russia's decision to grant asylum to nsa leaker edward snowden has increased tensions between the two countries.o<Ñ >>> so has russia's stance against gay rights. the ten-member delegation representing the u.s. has three openly gay athletes, including tennis great billie jean king and skater brian boitano. scott shafer sat down with uc president janet napolitano. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> first of all, you are getting ready to go to sochi for the games. >> i am. >> what are your thoughts as you prepare to leave? >> i'm excited. i'm honored to be leading the u.s. official delegation. i'm fascinated by sochi. i've never been there so that will be interesting. and, you know, i want to go there, represent my coun

janet napolitano was visiting for meetings with students. they say uc needs a president who is an edge cater and they accuse janet napolitano to privatize the center. >>> news chopper 2 over the north bay where crews will be working to replace a sewer line that burst. these pictures are live from beach and orchard avenues where a 16-inch pipe broke. at this point crews are pumping waste water into tanker trucks. officials say some of the sewage is flowing into the russian river. the water district says that drinking water there has not been affected as a result of the spill. the pipe will be repaired by tonight. >>> keisha is investigating -- osha is investigating a accident at a volvo construction equipment and services. the technician was working on a loader when it slipped and crashed him. he ended up dying at the scene. firefighters say they had owork careful -- to work carefully to remove his body. >> front loader weighs 7-tons so it was -- it was respect for firefighters to stabilize -- important for firefighters to stabilize. >> cal-o

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the president appointed uc president janet napolitano and openly gay athletes including brian boitano to lead in the ceremonies. napolitano arrived wednesday and boitano says he is honored to be part of the delegation as an athlete and also openly gay. >> i'm so proud to stand with you, the country, your message and my fellow athletes who are out and i want to promote the message of tolerance, diversity and equality for everyone and this is a great opportunity. >> he's one of my favorites. fantastic figure skater. also you'll see that the google doodle is adding their voy to many company who is have spoken out against russia's policy a. rainbow graphic with athletes can be seen against the rainbow. also this, along the bottom of the google doodle a line that is part of the olympic charter. the practice of sport is a human right, every individual must have the possibility of practicing sport without discrimination of any kind. it really seems like that the united states message to russia. back to you guys. >> and for everything you need to know about the sochi games including a look at

delegation to sochi led by janet napolitano and several gay athletes said the clear message about our. president obama will not attend the games but in an exclusive only here on nbc bay area he sent a message to team usa. >> so you inspire us, we're going to be watching and we are going to be rooting for you. so on behalf of all your fans around the country, including everybody in the obama family, good luck and go team usa. >> the president appointed openly gay athletes to represent the u.s. including sunnyvale ace brian boitano. he won gold in 1988 and says he's always kept his sexuality private and separate from his skating career. >> i never kept that, i was never ashamed of it. i didn't try to hided it but it was a special part of my life i wanted to reserve for people close to me. >> that changed when the president chose him for the delegation and realized there could be no ambiguity who he was if he was going to sochi. google is one of the many companies sending a message. a bright rainbow representing all sorts of sports. many groups have said that they oppose russia's anti-ga

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. >>> uc president janet napolitano will lead the u.s. delegation. now all over the world gay rights activists have staged demonstrations. this patrol test rendition of the russian anthem promoted by swedish singer has gone viral on the is web. >>> google using its home page to speak out against russia's law. take a look on the opening page. there is a rainbow colored backdrop featuring art work of winter sports. beneath that is the olympic charter that says the practice of sport is a human right. now usually the google doodle changes at midnight eastern time but this one will stay up a little longer so the day on the opening ceremonies it will still be appearing. >>> state senator mark leno plans to unvail legislation to mandate kill switches. according to a new report one in every three thefts in the u.s. involves a cell phone. but the new legislation would make it so that all cell phones sold in california would have kill switch technology installed in the devices. experts estimate in san francisco in 2012 it cost $30 billion to replace lost or st

they are demonstrating against uc president, janet napolitano. some of the protesters have even locked themselves inside the blum center building. now, here's some new video of the protests. we just received these pictures you are looking at. protesters are trying to call attention to the number of deportations of undocumented immigrants that occurred while janet napolitano was the head of the department the homeland security. napolitano right now is on a listening tour of the uc system. >>> a man and woman have been arrested in connection to a deadly shooting at a vallejo mobile home park. around 2:45 yesterday morning, one suspect was arrested near the motel 6 on fairgrounds drive. the other person was captured two hours later just a couple of miles away. detectives are not saying much about their investigation but indicate there may be a third suspect. on february 2nd, joseph diar was found shot to death at the vallejo mobile estates. it was the park's second homicide in less than two weeks. >>> a benicia elementary schoolteacher is due in cour

. >> then at 6:00 janet napolitano leads a delegation to the sochi olympics as a symbol of california values. >> i'm going as the messenger for those values. >> what message are we sending to russia? >> her answer is new at 6:00. nbc universal's coverage of the 2012 london games was the most watched television event ever. so, what's next? the upcoming winter games from sochi. where every second of nbc universal's coverage will be available on every device. on tv, online or streaming on the nbc sports live extra app. beginning february 6th, experience the winter games everywhere. welcome to what's next. comcast nbcuniversal covered california is howt californians can take advantage of the affordable care act. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-787-9159 or go to coveredca.com. you can also use our website to find local, in-person help. one of the biggest questions we get here is, "does covered california offer financial assistance?" yes. covered california is the only place that gives you financial help with your coverage. millions of california

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the official american delegation to these games led by former secretary of homeland security janet napolitano. >> we recognize universal human rights, human values of freedom and tolerance. >> reporter: the delegation included two openly gay former competitors, figure skater brian boitano and hockey player kaitlin caho. >> it's almost impossible to divorce the olympics from politics. we hope the games will be focused on the athletes and their accomplishments but it's not a bad thing to have discussions around the world about important issues. >> reporter: discussions about the antigay law are exactly what the head of the sochi organizing committee does not want to take place here. >> our president many times has said that everybody's guaranteed to be safe here. >> reporter: but safety is one thing, feeling welcome is another thing and with the gay and lesbian rights people saying they don't feel welcome. >> d.e.m. traeugs and propaganda are not allowed in olympic venues. >> reporter: all the action here will not be on the ice and snow. these have been called vladimir putin's games and that wa

just before the event, we caught up with janet napolitano, the former head of u.s.on here. she told me the city and athletes who have come to compete are prepared. >> well, i think from what i've seen so far, they're as ready as they're ever going to be. the opening ceremony is going to happen tonight. i'm very much looking forward to what the russians are going to put on. >> reporter: how can you describe the morale of the u.s. athletes, team usa? how are people looking right now? >> well, i have to thing, talking to the former olympians that are on our delegation, that right now our athletes are in the zone or getting into the zone. they've been training and practicing for years. they've been hearing about sochi for years. they're ready to go. they want to give their best performance, both for themselves and on behalf of the country. so i think they're really going to be top notch. >> reporter: napolitano played down the negative press that's led up to the games including a barrage of unflattering tweets revealing sochi's half paved roads, unclean water and oddly

delegation to the winter olympics, janet napolitano, joins us. >>> then -- >> i think it was very rushed get the impression of, that everything, you know, isn't quite done. they could use a little more time. >> is it safe enough? is it nice enough? is it spectacular enough? vladimir putin's moment. we talk to a

delegation, former homeland security secretary janet napolitano joining me just back from attending the gearing up for the midterms, we'll talk to republican national chairman reince priebus about the party's strategy for holding the house and taking the senate. >>> football first. all-american defensive lineman and nfl prospect michael sam announces he is gay. is football ready for its first openly gay nfl player? for his university of missouri teammates, there is no question. >> i came out to my team this last august. and coming out to them, they rallied around me. they supported me. and i knew in that moment that this could happen, if my team can support me, any team can support me. >>> ladies, the beatles, 50 years after appearing on "the ed sullivan show" and kicking off beatle mania, we'll look back on the fab four's lasting legacy in the u.s. >> people like us a lot more when we're older. you watch.

. >>> ahead of head land security -- the former head of homeland security janet napolitano speaks out about the security. napolitano said that president obama's decision not to attend the olympics was not meant to snub russian president. >>> a college football star has announced he's gay ahead of the nfl draft. michael sam he's number 52 here with the university of missouri tigers. told the new york times he's proud to be gay. the all american came out to his teammates last season. by the time it was over he was voted most valuable player and defensive player of the year in the south eastern conference. he may become the first openly gay player in the nfl. many teammates tweeted their reports of sam's announcement among them cantrell's brothers who said our coaches knew all along about this and no one said anything. just shows the amount of respect we have for our family. >>> sports journalist and missouri grad tweeted, michael sam won't be the first gay player in the nfl, just the first one to be open about it. >>> awards were found in a louisville kentucky storage unit. they belonge

profits shouted at janet napolitano on cal campus. >> shame on you. shame open you. >> demonstrators followed napolitano as she touredded campus calling on her to resigned saying she is unfit to lead the university because of tenure as secretary of homeland security and the deportation carried out by the department. some want inside a hall where she was visited and chained the doors. no arrests were made. cal was the final stop on the tour of the uc system. >> rain. ice. sleet. slush. thunderstorms. all packing a valentine's day punch for 100 million americans. last night in connecticut snowplows helped clear the roads and this storm started in the south but moving up toward maine. some areas in the northeast have more than 1' of powder. >> there is so much snow in the northeast that roofs are come planting because they can't handle the weight and this photo tweeted from new york shows the scene of a roof collapse in new jersey with no word on whether anyone was hurt. >> new york city schools are open and this comes as the mayor faces criticism for ke

. >> reporter: janet napolitano former secretary of homeland security here as head of the official u.s. delegation. in fact the games have already begun. competitions have started. the skater twirling, the boarders doing what boarders do the skiers training on the new runs here. that's perennial u.s. medal hopeful bode miller. the athletic component of the games, which is after all what it's about are under way and the russian olympic organizers all the way up to vladimir putin hopes this stuff now becomes the xoer story of their games. but the other stuff won't go away. the political games continue too. napolitano heads a delegation with a message. it contains at least two openly gay former competitors, hockey player caitlin kay hoe and skater brian boy thanh know. and they're not just here because they're former olympians. they were chosen because of u.s. distaste for russia's controversial anti-gay law. >> everyone's sexuality is a personal journey everyone travels. i think for athletes right now it's about the competition, their focus, going to do their best. >> the fact there are

>> because he raised a lot of money for janet napolitano when she ran for governor in arizona.e. that's an easy question. that's the sole qualification. >> how did he get through the senate. >> how are these three clowns up for alabamaship right now get through the senate. larry, moe and curly that are up for the ambassadorships right now. how are they getting through in the senate won't do anything about it. say no. >> what's amazing, if you are going to appear before a senate, in a confirmation hearing, wouldn't you like google the country that you are about to be or being nominated as ambassador to? wouldn't you like make like you know a little about it? i mean, these people are so comfortable in their ignorance that it's stunning. >> they can't find the equator on a globe with louis and clark standing over our shoulder. the question is what are my colleagues in the senate going to do about it? the framers gave them the power of advice and consent. they don't have to roll over and take a nap. you know, judge, for the last year and a half, you and i have spent trying to figur

. >> protesters shouted at uc president janet napolitano on the cal campus. >> shame on you.ampus yesterday and called on her to resign saying she is unfit to lead the university because of her tenure as secretary of homeland security and the deportations carried on by the department. some chained the doors of the building. this was the final stop on the to you of the uc system. >> with valentine's day, mike, this is a big long weekend for a lot of people. >> absolutely. it starts today with valentine's day and running out there maybe doing last minute shopping you will run into sweaty streets. 9 air is warmer than the ground so watch out for condensation. 52 in woodside and all the temperatures on the peninsula in the mid-to-upper 50's. most of us are in the mid-50's this morning. antioch and novato at 52 for the cool spot. from the exploritorium camera, the bring could be shrouded in the cloud cover and well watch that. 50 to vex through 7:00 and clouds will open and we will be around 60 at noon. hang out in the low-to-mid 60's but the coast will be in the upper 50's in the

two things that led to an uptick is janet napolitano left, so there is no check on this very conservativeure. second, there are term limits in arizona. you have this radicalized legislature. they want to push harder. jan brewer may be interested in getting another catapult. >> so given all of that, given that you have the potential for players to be on teams where they're accepted by their teammates. a poll showed 86% of nfl players. they could literally travel to a state in theory where business could discriminate against them legally. >> i think what's great is that everyone loves sports. arizona has a couple different sports teams. now that sports similar in russia can push back and say, you know what, do you want your sports team to not have their athletes have access to different types of shops and stores and whatnot in the state of arizona. >> do you feel like it's incumbent on the nfl. taxpayer subsidies to speak out on these kinds of issues? sports tends to try to stay out of politics and the leagues are conservative. but should they be speaking out on something like this? >> athl

john sandweg is a former defense attorney who raised funds for janet napolitano during his political career. his employment raised eyebrows because of his scant experience. >>> up next, how much blame should president obama get for the deteriorating situation in syria? >>> first, here's what some of our fox affiliates across the country are covering tonight. fox 29 in philadelphia with a ne 19-year-old woman already charged with murder claiming she's killed more than 20 other people. >>> miami, wounded warriors gone fishing. these injured vets were treated to a day of boating and fishing in south florida thanks to the wounded warrior project. and this is a live look at boson from fox 25. the big story tonight is more snow on the way. 3 to 5 inches expected around that city. thachb rr already had more than 53 inches of snow this season. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can save at purplepill.com. t

. >>> headed on a plane to sochi russia is janet napolitano.'ll be in the opening ceremonies of the 2014 games. she's heading the u.s. delegation which includes openly ga gay athletes. we sat down with napolitano as we she began to leave for you shall sha. she's eager to show the world california values. >> it's meaningful and meaningful to go for the president of the unvesty of california. >> reporter: she's used to heading up terror investigations. >> all threats are being pulled. >> reporter: from boston bombings to on going vid wednesday on the wake of attacks on 9/11. >> we wouldn't know if we would have another plane hit somewhere. >> reporter: this former secretary of homeland security is leading a degaglegation. >> such a position of freedom of express and intellectual growth and achievement, all these great american values represented within the university. so i'm going as the messenger for these values. >> reporter: it's not just any delegation but a pivotal one, one meant to counter russia's new anti gay law. >> which message are we

i had the chance to interview janet napolitano when she was homeland security secretary.much so that she made dulles international airport near washington, d.c. expand and renovate its entry area just because that's the first thing foreign dignitaries see. she felt the airport's dated tired, grisly appearance made america look less powerful. she made the customs area state-of-the-art. new york needs to do the same. new york mayor bill deblasio was angry when he heard biden's comments, but he had to admit laguardia needed work. the truth is the truth after all. how about this? now is the time to do it. everyone i hope you have a wonderful weekend. we'llee you back here next week. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. one threw popcorn, the other opened fire. tonight for the first time, video of that deadly movie theater confrontation. you can decide for yourself whether the gunman sitting right there acted in self-defense or a murderous rage. also tonight, a would-be hijack and his demand take me to sochi. opening night of the olympics with images from a security sc

really pushed hard to make better over the past several years in the term she took over from janet napolitano, as well. and she doesn't want to do anything to jeopardize that. she understands, she has gotten calls from executives at apple, from executives at american airlines. she knows that the super bowl is going to be -- or at least supposed to be in her state next year. she understands the economic implications, and she seems to be coming much more from the standpoint of not hurting the state economically, rather than doing the right thing when it comes to not doing anything to promote discrimination. so that's -- >> and, yeah. that. >> seems to be where she is coming from, much more than kind of the social issue. because that's shake your ground. as you heard her say in my interview yesterday, she says she understands where those who are promoting this are coming from, in that they have religious rights and they see this as maintaining their religious rights. having said that, again, i think it's the economics and the viability of her state that is going to be the issue. >> i'll be hones

delegation who have just arrived, janet napolitano, brian boytaneau, they told us they were impressed with the level of security, but, obviously, these threats, this chatter that they heard, there could be a threat in toothpaste tubes caused them to say any kind of liquid, aerosol, gel, coming in from the united states would no longer be allowed. now delta is the only airline that flies directly here. they issued their own directive, but again they are saying out of an abundance of caution, they took this step. on the ground, at least officially, ioc officials and russian officials feel comfortable with security as the games officially get under way shortly, ari. >> we, of course, wish you and everyone there a safe time as we learn about some of these threats and the precautions. i also want to, of course, chris, get your thoughts on this opening ceremony beginning at the top of the hour. what kind of show do they have in store? >> well, it's really interesting for all the olympics that i've been to, we've said many times this is my seventh olympics, i think i've heard less about this

administration will be attending the games, although the former secretary of homeland security will, janet napolitanothe situation, i will sit down live with mitt romney and talk about security at the sochi olympic games. he was in charge of the winter games in salt lake city. i will ask him about his plans in 2016. is it possible he can try a third time to be president of the united states. the interview at 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." this fisherman said he was lot of at sea for a year. does his story hold water? a closer look when we come back. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. [ applause ] biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth. . >>> here's jeannie moos with an amazing survival story, that is, if it's true. >> after 13 months adrift without a water supply, the apparent castaway was back on land holding a coke

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there were seven different references to an individual basis only by janet napolitano who testified before judiciary .ommittee that's in there, mr. speaker. so that they can argue that it's not creating a class of people that are now exempted from the law. well, they create classes of people and they exempt them from the law and now they just -- that's the immigration piece of the violations. now it brings me to obamacare. and on obamacare, i can't keep track of the times that he's decided he's not going to enforce obamacare and he's going to change it or amend it. and the list is so full at this point, i don't know if anyone has memorized how many violations, how many changes that have come to the obamacare law because of the president's executive edicts that come down. but i would lay the foundation of this, mr. speaker, in the passage of obamacare itself. and in the stupak amendment. and i would like to take that discussion up in a moment. but i see that the chairman of the rules committee has arrived and i'd be happy to suspend for so long as might be required to do the business of ch

. >>> uc president janet nay poll tan -- napolitano will lead the u.s., where either the president, vice president or the first lady has not represented the u.s. janet will attend several competitions including the u.s. women's ice hockey game against finland, ice dancing, the figure skating and the men's speed skating and snowboarding events. by the way, several uc alumni are competing in the olympic games. >>> it's 7:08. new this morning, a man is fighting for his life after being stabbed in san jose overnight. it happened shortly before 3:00 this morning on south market street. when officers arrived, they say they found the man with at least one stab wound. he was taken to a hospital locally with a life threatening injuries. no arrests have been made, but police say the suspect and victim knew each other. >>> the napa county coroner has released the body of 3-year-old homicide victim caylee slusher to her father's family. the little girl's family is an inmate at san quenton prison. the child's mother and her boyfriend beat the child to death and hid her body in a freezer for three day

defense attorney with strong political ties to former department homeland security secretary janet napolita napolitanodon't know exactly why he is leaving all we know is he is r pursuing an opportunity in the private sector. now the white house will have the difficult task of finding a replacement. >> keep us posted. thank you doug luzader live in washington. >> venezuelian president has kicked three u.s. officials out of the country. tensions have risen as the protests have raged on. he has accused the u.s. of working to try to topple the president. >>> secretary of state john kerry comparing climate change to weapons of mass destruction. he laid into the skeptics accusing them of highlighting the conversation and ignoring facts which he says could ultimately harm the planet>> now climate change to be another weapons of mass destruction. perhaps the most fierce weapons of mass destruction. >> he compared people who deny climate change to those who once s thought the earth was flat. >>> power finally restored in georgia about five days after an ice storm slammed the state. >> over the weekend more tha

in the past year, we have welcomed former secretary of homeland security janet napolitano to discuss the efforts to include the private sector in our cyber security efforts. a "washington post" columnist on government capacity against terror threats in a borderless world. and we hosted an event on the entry-exit systems in north america. over the past three years, we have hosted the winter meeting of the aspen institute homeland security group. that is co-chaired by former secretary michael chertoff and me. we met with the secretary this morning about a report we have produced to recommend some action he might take. we hope to be useful in the future. so today i am pleased to welcome secretary jeh johnson for his first major policy address since taking office on december 23. as a former assistant u.s. attorney, general counsel of the air force and later dod, he has been on the front lines of counterterrorism policy, from desperately needed reform at guantÁnamo bay to our u.s. drone policy. more said later. in a major speech at the oxford union in 2012, he said, "we must be able to sa

in the past year, we have welcomed former secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, to discuss the efforts to include the private sector in our cyber security efforts. a washington post columnist on government capacity against terror threats in a borderless world. and we hosted an event on the vince in north america. past three years, we have hosted the winter meeting of the aspen institute homeland security group. that is cochaired by former secretary michael chertoff. me and -- we met with the secretary this morning about a report we have produced to recommend some action he might take. we hope to be useful in the future. so, today, i am pleased to welcome secretary jeh johnson for his first major policy address since taking office on december 23. as a former assistant u.s. attorney, general counsel of the air force, and later dod, he has been on the frontlines of counterterrorism policy, from desperately needed reform at guantÁnamo bay to our u.s. drone policy. more said later. the oxfordspeech at union in 2012, he said " we must be able to say to ourselves that our efforts

critics have seen that as is number by president obama to president putin but homeland security janet napolitano was no snub of president putin intended. >> >no, i don't think so. i think he sent a delegation that represents a broad portion of the united states. we're here to represent our team and our country and we're proud to be here. >> in fact, we should say the president said that himself when he was talking with nbc's bob costas that he did on the opening night of the games in our coverage so we're going to take his word for that. >>> let's get to the weather now. dylan is here with the forecast. hello. what's it looking like in sochi? >> much warmer there than here. it should get into 40s, 50. sochi, around 46. the mountain cluster above freezing at 38 degrees. but by the time we get to thursday, we could be flirting with 60 degrees in sochi, so it is exception amelie mild that way, obviously a resort town. closer to home, this is where we're dealing with the cold and the snow and everything that comes alog with it. we have light snow that comes through. heavy rain through parts of calif

janet napolitano made it clear that she thought the borders were secure. and of course i don't believe that. when i mentioned earlier in a media program that just the children, the unaccompanied children that are being picked up along our southern border, are running up to the numbers where, for this year it looks like it's going to tally 50,000, 50,000 children. some of them little kids, tiny little kids, that are being handed over to coyotes to be brought into the united states so they can qualify for the promise of the dream act. 50,000 kids. that's not out of me. that's from the president of the immigration, custom enforcement, who is a plaintiff in a lawsuit, by the way, that is stalled and side tracked over to eric holder and other places. next point is implement an entry-exit visa tracking system. well, supposedly these are the broken parts of immigration. they're going to enforce the border because something's broken and they need to pass a new law. we have the resources to pass a new law. we're spending over $12 billion on the southern border and

del dpaegation at the olympic opening ceremony janet in napolitano back in california. the new uk berkeley president will be taking a tour. she faced opposition from students and staff during her nomination for the post. they were angry about her record as head of homeland security. they say more than 2 million undocumented immigrants were deported under her watch. >>> and now to the 2014 sochi games and snowboarding has a new golden girl, 24-year-old kaitlyn farrington shocked just about everybody. >> "today in the bay's" janelle wang is live in sochi. >> it was a cinderella story underdog kaitlin fairington wins the gold medal, she was the last american to qualify for the half pipe snowboarding olympic team for the women and made it at the last minute. winning the gold surprised her family and herself. the 21-year-old boarded perfectly and posted a high score on her final run but still had six boarders after her including three former gold medalists but when they all finished their runs, her score held up and she won the gold medal. i just spoke to her one on one pun

the delegation was amazing, and being on the delegation with the people that i was on with, janet napolitanoo travel. you're on a delegation. you have your own security. you travel, you know, with an escort in an armored vehicle. it was a great way to travel. that being said noticing the other security that was there at every intersection there was a person standing, at every, you know, venue at the airports every where there were people all over watching. >> do you think that fear of the security fears and the threats do you think that's loomed over, has affected the mood at the games when you were there? >> i think so. i sort of liken it to what happened to nancy and tonia. that took over the olympics. this security, i think the security is one of the things that's been, you know, affecting the attitude of people wanting to go to the olympics, and really when you go around and you see all the security, you can't help but to be reminded of it constantly. >> now that you're home you can sit in front of the tv like the rest of us and cheer. >> colder here than in sochi. >> thank you so much.