tournament favorites haven't reached the showpiece final since back in two thousand and six but forward kalu says the elephants team spirit could be the secret to their success. on the team spirit. and you can see with every game we played even destro don't. you know. so i think that the spirit does where we're looking for we want to win to get over the motos goal. most importantly to google we did to feel that's where we are. well as they reached the final after a surprise one nil win over ghana in the semifinal selby huge underdogs ahead of the game despite that victory at potts kept saying chris scott tong is convinced they saw it can cause an upset. but at the moment everything but i think i want to be fulfilled to feel what i want to be when this is the moment that we can shine all the guys together as a team if we can shine. as we did it for ghana nobody expected it but we believe in ourselves that we're going to do it and i think this is our moment. now russian athletes are says are becoming a major force at the paralympics of their winter games the country's strong point russia is sl

prompt the inevitable comparisons to bill clinton's scandalous relationship with white house intern mon kalu win ski but in 2003 mimi wasn't offering details. she released a short statement and disappeared. >> when i saw this book, the first thing that thought was i don't even remember -- i don't remember this story. you had successfully sort of fallen off the face of the earth, so to speak. why did you decide to expose yourself all over again, mimi? why write this book now? >> it's not so much that i feel that i'm exposing myself. it's that i'm really unburdening myself. i think when you keep a secret and when you keep silent about something, you do it because you think it's keeping you safe. but, in fact, it's deadly. >> reporter: it all goes back to 1961 when "meet the press minute," who was then mimi beardsley, was a senior at miss porter's boarding school for girls in connecticut. as editor of the student newspaper, mimi wanted to interview the school's most famous alum that, jackie kennedy. she didn't get the interview, but she did visit the white house where she briefly met the presid