so she found a tae kwon do school. i got involved in it. she got involved in it. my sister and my aunt did as well, but me and my mom stuck out. >> is mom good? obviously not as good as you, but she's good. >> oh, yeah. i don't know. she can give me a run for my money. >> what is it that you love about tae kwon do? i know the training is grueling and you've made a lot of sacrifices for this over the years. what's made you stick with this sport? what do you love about it? >> you know what? i'm still trying to figure that out myself. i -- there's something that i can't really explain about it, you know. it's just -- it's my entire life, and i can see my progress as a person and as an athlete in the same venue, you know? so, yeah, i'm not sure what it is. i mean i love fighting. that's a cool thing. >> a lot of athletes -- i've interviewed a lot of olympic athletes, and a lot of them say they really visualize about going to the olympics. is this something you've carried with you, going to the olympics? was it a dream for you always? >> absolutely. >> at some point, d

america's top athlete in tae kwon do.holas has earned a top spot on team usa becoming the first u.s. man to earn a place on the olympic team before the qualifiers after nabbing metal after metal around the globe. >> i feel the best in the world. i genuinely feel like i'm the best in the world but it's a matter of putting it together on that day and believing that once i get on the mat. >> his journey all started in contra costa county at age 3. his mom enrolled him and herself in tae kwon do. >> when i was growing up she was training next to me. the whole time i was training she was -- i could see her in the corner. i couldn't let my mom outdo me. >> a funny story, once upon a time i used to be better. i always tease him about that. >> soon cj was unstoppable winning competitions around the world before leaving home to train full-time when he was just 17 years old. his mom said she knew he was special from the start. >> because he was the person he was i was like if somebody can do what he can. >> the to still enjoy worki

do kwon will be extradited to the u.s.e $40 billion crash of his terra crypto token. kwon has been held in montenegro since march. he vanished from singapore. he has denied committing fraud. we know that there was a desire in both the u.s. and south korea to see him stand trial. that has complicated decks tradition process. sonali: we will discuss all of this more with hannah miller. you have been watching this really closely and we have been talking about it a lot. how big of it is a deal to see this moment? hannah: it could be another major crypto trial in the u.s. as regulators try to rein in the industry. we just had the high-profile trial of sam bankman-fried. we also saw the arrest of binance ceo -- former binance ceo. jon: in terms of the gymnastics involved with this, the complicated process of this, what do we know about how complicated it has been behind-the-scenes? hannah: it's been very collocated behind the scenes. do kwon's high-profile and south korea as well. they have skin in the game here. i think would h

his mom enrolled him and herself in tae kwon do. >> when i was growing up she was training next to mee whole time i was training i could see her in the corner of my eye. i couldn't let my mom outdo me. >> funny story, once upon a time i used to be better than cj. i always tease him about that. >> soon, cj was unstoppable winning competitions around the world before leaving home to train full-time when he was just 17 years old. his mom says she knew he was special from the start. >> because he was the person he was if somebody can do what he can. the two still enjoy working out together and say it still hasn't sunk in they will soon be in paris. >> excited and it's so surreal. he is officially going to the olympics. there's no way he can move from that slot. they just haven't officially announced it yet. >> i feel like it's written. i believe i will go and win. it's just a matter of time at this point. there's a lot of work ahead for the next six months. >> this week it's time to enjoy being home for the holiday. a much-deserved break before getting back to the mat for his biggest supp

tae kwon do headed to paris next year. think of what that says.u're going so far because so many athletes, the competition and all that stuff is still months away. >> is probably revving it up. >> a piece of mine. >> excited to hear the story. >>> still to come, the sendoff for one of alameda county's former top cops. >>> take a look. we are going to tell you where this was spotted after the break. >>> remember in october when we told you about a man finding an albino raccoon? the chances of that actually very low. wildlife experts say it's likely to get hit by lightning. last night, a viewer in the city found albino raccoon on her walk home. right there. crossing the street. not clear if that is actually the same raccoon or not. maybe if you're in oakland you might get to see it yourself. >>> this next story is cool. i want to introduce you to a virginia woman who personifies the idea that life is what you make it. >> so that i might inspire somebody else when i go to do the homework that is a piece of cake. >> piece of cake. at 101 years old, sh

. >> reporter: 22-year-old cj nicholas, america's top athlete in tae kwon do, he has earned a top spotn team usa. becoming the first u.s. man to earn a place on the olympic team before the qualifiers, after napping metal after metal around the globe over the past six months. >> i feel like i am the best in the world. i genuinely in my heart feel i'm the best in the world but it's a matter of putting it together of the day and actually believing that one i get on the mat. >> reporter:'s journey all started in contra costa county at age 3, when his mom enrolled him and herself in tae kwon do.>> she was training right next to me when i was growing up, the whole time i was training i could see her the corner of my training as well, so i could let my mom outdo me, you know. left>> once upon a time, funny story, i used to be better than him once upon a time. [ laughter ] i always tease him about that. >> junior world championship. >> soon cj was unstoppable, winning competitions around the world. before leaving home to train full-time when he was just 17 years old. his mom says she knew he w

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. >> started out in kung fu, then went over to jiu-jitsu and judo and tae kwon do. >> what attractedngs down here, fight, [ bleep ], and throw rocks. so that's where i grew up. we fought everything and everybody, each other. we fought bumblebees over the weekend. >> what did martial arts give you? what has it given you? >> confidence. >> yeah. >> that i don't have to worry about anything. >> yeah. nobody should mess with you? >> no. please don't. >> reporter: in his songwriting, willie often makes light of his age. ♪ heaven is closed and hell is overcrowded ♪ >> you said a couple of times you believe in reincarnation. >> yeah. >> have you thought of what you might come back as? >> i think we probably come back as ourselves, you know. >> in some other form? >> yeah. >> why do you believe in reincarnation? >> i don't believe life ends ever. >> so we'll always have you and your songs? >> yeah. i'll be back in a minute. ♪ i think i'll just stay where i am ♪ >> willie nelson's book, energy follows thought, is in bookstores now. also willie nelson's 90th birthday celebration airs this sund

>> i think trump kwon. >> you think he won because he wasn't here? >> that's right.looked so orchestrated and so chaotic. >> well, either way, we have six people here who have picked haley. that's the second time haley won. commanding victory this time. let me ask why you think haley won. the mayor. why do you think haley won? >> clearly, she has been the one with the momentum. so i expected her to take a lot of hits tonight. the debate started with them coming after her and i think she handled it really well. i think she also just is strong on policy and she just is strong in these debates and i think th that has been a consistent part of her momentum. >> judy? >> i agree with prbrett. she had to dodge a lot of bullets tonight and she stood up to each one of them. >> what do you think? >> i think people shoot arrows at the people that are winning. i think she is winning. >> trey? >> i think that every hit that she took, she had a response back, and one of the big things was being on the board. and i don't care she was on the bowing board. i don't care. she has great