please welcome meryl davis and charlie white!cheers and applause) thank you so much meryl, charlie, good to see you. oh my goodness,! what a thrill what a thrill to you have guys here. hardly need any introduction at all but i will give the people a little bit of your cv. not only did you just win, but you skated together since 1997. you won four grand prix final championships, five u.s. championships and now a gold medal at the olympics with a world record 195.92 points, the first ever gold for the u.s. in your event. congratulations. and thank you. that is lovely. that is beautiful. that is fantastic. >> thank you. >> stephen: now do you need chairs right now or charlie you could just hold meryl over your head for the entire interview, and just -- >> you know, i would love to do it with a smile on my face. >> stephen: how do you get started skating at 8 and 9 and then staying to for 17 years? >> i mean we give a lot of credit to our parents for that. our parents had kind of similar outlooks on raising children and we got very f

streep. >> and my lover meryl streep. >> i'm sorry meryl, you have to suck that up. >> even it's nots if the seemingly immortal actress doesn't get the meryl mania. >> when they called my name, i had this feeling i could hear half of america going oh, no. oh, come on, why her? again. >> and a 13-year-old girl scout using her head to set up shop. selling those classic cookies outside a pot dispensary in california. her mother said she sold 117 boxes in just two hours. just coincidence that the name girl scout cookie is also a popular strain of the product sold there? but perhaps most thankful today, the family of a 5-month-old brought back from the brink of death when this woman noticed her baby nephew turning blue in the backseat of her car. she jumped into action and administered mouth to mouth. he's expected to make a full recovery, thanks to her super aunt. amazing story. thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. have a great weekend. good night. a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, th

we have gold medal winners charlie davis and -- meryl -- meryl and charlie are here with their moms and we are thrilled. now we love that the medalists are here, but we are so excited that their moms are with us. we want to get into their brains a little. >> see how this all broke down. >> yes. yes. yes. >> all right. and we also have two great, great people, roma downey and mark burnett are with us. they have the big movie, "son of god" coming out. tonight is the premiere of another mark burnett produced show. >> also we have the gator boys, you love them. >> where else are you going to find that eclectic group of folks? >> right here. >> on nbc news. >> i'd like to start out saying i was right. >> about? >> i was right. okay. so, do you remember last week when "achy breaky heart" was made into a rap song. >> yes. >> i said, this song is going to be big. >> yes. >> well, i am confirmed right again. the billboard charts came out. it's number 11 on the rap chart. that's up against -- >> oh. >> no, they beat jay z and beyonce, part 2 on the run, and they beat drakes worst behavior. 11. le

meryl and charlie are just amazing human beings.m. i just got done texting meryl and just congratulating them and just saying how happy i am for them. it's unbelievable. you know, gold medal. i mean, how do you wrap your mind around that? >> derek hough posted this message on instagram "usa, usa, usa, history in the making. first time usa has won this event in olympic history. so proud." derek says deciding to work with meryl davis and charlie white has been one of the best, most fulfilling decisions he's ever made and the entire american team is certainly glad he made it. i would say the entire united states of america is happy he made it. way to go. back to you, guys. >> i'll say. talented trio. those three. thanks, ame. >> all right and now we turn to jessica simpson. she says she's on a mission to be the best version of herself and she is sharing her secrets to help other women do the same. abc's bianna golodryga has the story. ♪ let it burn burn burn >> i love this body and what it's capable of no matter what size. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: hearts melt when meryl davis and charlie white take the ice. the looks of longing, of passion. they're asked all the time, is it real? >> you know, being ice dance partners is a strange relationship. >> starting at 8 and 9, you know each other so well. it's a different kind of relationship. it's not like brother and sister. it's not romantic. >> reporter: they grew up just ten minutes apart in suburban michigan and have spent almost every day of the last 16 years together. six hours a day, practicing. classes at the university of michigan. their families grew close, too. but for their first skate together, it definitely wasn't love at first sight. >> i would say when they started out, they weren't even really, like, friends. >> reporter: it's impossible to say when exactly the awkwardness of childhood faded and a bond was forged. >> somebody said try competition. so we put them in competition, and the two of them had a ball. >> he felt like meryl was the partner for him, and if he couldn't skate with her, he just wouldn't skate at all. >> repor

meryl davis and charlie white.it is -- [ speaking russian ] >> what? >> do you know what i asked you? >> no. >> it's do you have a violin. and you say -- in russian. >> da. >> very good. so, charlie -- [ speaking russian ] do you know what that means? take it away, charlie. ♪ ♪ ♪ chms chms [ cheers and applause ] >> wow! yeah! wow! >> yeah. i -- i think i maybe was more nervous for that than -- >> how did he do, meryl? >> "a" plus. >> it's been about three years since i've played the violin. so i'm honored it could be for you guys. >> nailed it. >> thank you. >> i think you've learned never to make a promise to us. >> i know better now. >> meryl, charlie, thank you. >> and that's al's russian class. >>> "today's medal count" is brought to you by mcdonald's, i'm loving it. >> very good. >> all right. let's take a look at this morning's medal count. the u.s. and russia are tied for overall lead. they've got 19 each. norway is in third with 18 followed by the netherlands with 17. >> all right. coming up next on "trend

meryl and charlie were all smiles today with good reason, of course, a third medal around their necksr. it's been 17 years in the making, meryl davis and charlie white setting world records and capturing gold in sochi talking about their win at the p&g home. how cool is it to wear the gold medal? you finally got it. >> it's pretty exciting. we won't be taking it off for a couple of days. >> and you have two more at home. so you now have one of every color. >> i can't wait to get home and wear them all at the same time. >> reporter: the athletes are a power couple on the ice but off it just friends. a lot of people are like how are they not together? how do you describe your relationship? >> it's difficult. i think it's so unique. it's so different from anything that most people are used to. you know, we did grow up together. we started at 8 and 9, and we've been such a big part of each other's lives. >> i realized early on that once i had started skating with charlie, i no longer wanted to be out there by myself. >> reporter: you personify love when you're on the ice. there is a love

american favorites meryl davis and charlie white, flawless on the ice.arning the highest score ever recorded in the short dance. >> here's a look at the twizles. >> the show-stopping twizzle. a one-foot t turn moving across the ice. judges looking for speed, closeness, andnd synchronicity. they could capture america's first ever ice dance gold. the american brother/sister duo also spectacular. and team usa's madison chock and evan bates bringing ballroom to the ice. both paris dancing their way in the top ten. the red, white, and blue also commanding in the super g. weibrecht for the silver. and bode miller with the bronze. afterwards, the record six-time olympic medalist overcome with emotion. tears for his late brother, whose dream it was to compete as a snowboarder in these sochi games. >> losing my brother was hard. in the finish, it just came out. >> reporter: from bittersweet to simply untouchable. after the shootout win over russia on saturday, the u.s. men's hockey team slapped slovenia, 5-1. >> the more we play, the better we get. >> reporter: t

. >> meryl, meryl! >> good evening. tonight, you're going to meet everyday couples who are making radical decisions. they are paying somebody to record them having sex on camera. it's been called personalized porn. however, the people making this stuff say it is art, not porn. so is this a beautiful way to immortalize an intimate moment? or another sign that americans are obsessed with attention and oversharing. abc's lindsay daift repovis rep our series "modern sex in america." >> this is not your typical photoshoot. in fact, these aren't even models. this is the latest way couples are immortalizing their love. consider it beyond beaudoir. in an edge where people are comfortable sharing the most intimate details of their personal life. >> we've been friends since we were 13. >> con stance and eric are taking pictures of rory and charlotte having sex. not posing, but having sex. >> things start slowly. as the moment gets too hot for our cameras, we are dismissed. >> so now we're going to do the whole shoot so we'll let

high hopes meryl davis and charlie white will bring home the ice dancing gold as they kick off their competition tonight. we'll meet their biggest supporters their moms who have been the driving support from mind their children's success. >> tonight's ice dancing event will feature another pair who keep it in the family brother and sister duo, alex and maya sh shibutani, i had the chance to meet them at rockefeller center not too long ago so we'll introduce you to them. >> matt antwan mingling with our crowd. we'll talk to him what it feels like to bring home such a big prize. >>> the wrap wrup of a controversial trial in florida. erica? >> this is capturing headlines across the country this morning. florida man facing the real likelihood of spending life in prison after being convicted on four of five counts in what's come to be known as the loud music murder trial but it's the jury's inability to reach a decision on that fifth and most serious charge that is really fueling the controversy. kerry sanders was there when the verdict was read and joins us from jacksonville this morning

all eyes are certainly be on meryl and charlie.wearing the official ralph lauren sweater designed for the u.s. team opening ceremonies. i'm not kidding when i say this. i'm told this is the last one in the world. and at last check, these were going for $3,000 a piece on e bay. they say i have to give it back. >> it looks great. the entire team, the way they've dressed them. looking good! you do have to give it back. >> you look so cozy. >> it's like 60 degrees over there. you don't need the big sweater. >> it just looks good. she looks fabulous. as do our athletes. we want to give a great, big, "gma" welcome to our special kriter for the olympics, olympic figure skating medalist sasha cohen. we welcome you. >> i'm so honored and into eedo be a part of this team and to keep america posted. >> want to talk about the team skatin skating. we all loved it. it's given us the opportunity to watch so much more of it. how big of an impact do they have on your sport and the game? >> i think it's huge. we all love watching the gymnastics team

i mean, they are both beautiful teams, but meryl and charlie just look fluid.was gorgeous. >> and, you know, it looked like, to me at least, looked like they were dancing across a dance floor, not skating on a sheet of ice. as someone who knows what it's like on the ice, how difficult was that type of routine? >> oh, well, it's quite difficult. and they did the short program now kind of like what the compulsories in original dance were all combined. they did a fox trot and a quick step and in doing that, they have required elements in the performance, and you can see when they go around the corner, how deep the edges are. really, at any moment, that edge could go from under you, because they really press themselves and push themselves, and meryl and charlie are, like, the best ever at the twizzles. they are so fast. the fastest turning, and they are matched perfectly. i mean, they are really -- it's, for them to lose, if anything, because they are so far ahead. in the team competition, in fact, they were about almost ten points by the end of the competition ahe

>> like all athletes, gold medalist ice dancers, meryl davis and charlie white, trained for years but you will not believe how they worked together to reach their goal. so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless.

>> in figure skating, american ice dancers meryl davis and charlie white dazzled in the short program. and in hockey, team usa beat slovenia 5-1. and phil kessel had the first hat trick in a decade. and his sister, amanda, leads the u.s. women's hockey team against sweden this morning. >> it was very sweet. amanda kessel this morning online posted this picture of her at 8 or 9 years old saying "from this to the olympic finals." >> that's pretty perfect. i really don't like the fact that the weather is such an issue with these games. but the latest standings in the

they sometimes say they beat out meryl streep and that's a big deal because she's won so many times.see here a video from the member of the maine department of wildlife. he was given the task of capturing and tagging and releasing a baby moose back into the wild. capturing and tagging were the easy part. releasing, not so much. >> come on, little girl. hey, hey, hey. oh, you're a mean little girl. no problem being nasty. now go on. first time i ever got beat up by a baby moose. >> i just got beat up by a baby moose. that baby moose was vicious, thomas. >> wow. >> out of breath. >> you'd think they'd be so sweet, you'd want to pet the baby moose. >> i don't think so. >> she had a good left hook. >> beware of baby moos. >>> to the wolf that may scare you, you heard about this happening in sochi but not really. an american olympian posted a video that quickly made the rounds. it's not exactly what anyone expected it to be. let's have jimmy kimmel explain it. >> last night a member of the olympic luge team tweeted a video that showed a wolf roaming her dorm. as soon as she posted it the

what do you say to your partner of almost 17 years after winning gold, charlie white told meryl davis, simply, i love you. and although they are not romantically linked, they have now entered the olympics history books together. tonight, they are watching ice dancing in detroit. michigan natives meryl davis and charlie white followed up last night's world record performance in the short dance with another world record in the long. >> it has been amazing trying to come to terms with being olympic champions. >> reporter: judges, awarding some rare perfect scores. >> they are just -- beautiful. it is breathtaking, so fluid the way they move across the ice, it is gorgeous. >> reporter: it is the first time in history america has claimed ice dancing gold. and the long waited for breakthrough in bobsled, after winning team usa's first gold in four man in vancouver, steve holcomb triumphed again, taking bronze with his teammate. >> so much hard work has gone into it. we're so proud to bring home a medal after a 62-year drought. >> reporter: bode miller, now the oldest alpine medalist ever at

there's meryl davis and charlie white, the ice dancing pair, and here are their moms, best of friends sitting side by side at every ice rink, day and night, for the 17 years leading up to this heart-stopping olympic moment. bob sutter was part of the gold-medal winning miracle on ice team. >> do you believe in miracles? yes! >> reporter: stunning the world in 1980. a game igniting a passion in his little boy ryan. 34 years later, ryan keeps the miracle going, representing team

>> rachel nichols one on one with ice dancers meryl davis and charlie white. >> as athletes we planned so much of our lives. we're trying to enjoy this moment. >> you're live in the cnn "newsroom". >>> good morning, i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin this morning with the long shadows of the cold war and new explosions of that era's bitter east versus west divisions. this is ukraine where thousands of americans live and more than 25 people died in escalating violence. protests first flared back in november when the ukrainian president backed out of a trade deal with the european union. instead he chose closer ties to russia and president vladimir putin. that angered people in the ukraine who want closer ties to europe and the united states. international tensions rose further with russia's accusation the united states is meddling and interfering in ukraine.

. >>> meryl davis and charlie white finished with record high scores. white and davis held the u.s. state medal count, five gold, 19 in total for the overall lead. we have more from sochi. >> reporter: we have warm event, fog postponed events. now we have torrential rain. it is pouring here at the bottom of the mountain. that didn't stop the american from becoming one of the best stories of the games. alex deibold are what olympic stories are made of. he works construction and painting jobs in the summers. in vancouver in 2010 he didn't make the team as a boarder. he worked for the team as a wax tech. in sochi he's an olympic medallist. his teammate jacob say warrior.

another tweet for you, most meryl streepist meryl streep.here, no pressure on you to enjoy this tweet. >> except there is. >> my new oscar category is, best performance defined by a mediocre accent. what do you think? >> i'm not going to throw any names out there. but back to meryl streep, meryl streep has been in more times than god in the oscars, but this time it's not going to be the meryl streep event that a lot of times it is. cate blanchett is supposed to, according to all the buzz, and if you look at how people have voted in the award shows leading up to this, she should be probably winning for best actress in "blue jasmine." >> what about "wolf of wall street"? this was big in every way, three hours, over the top, sparked a lot of conversations over is it spoofing wall street and chauvinism and greed, and pushing those things or is it encouraging? >> these are movies, they are not documentaries, unless you're in the documentary category. we're always talking about how much truth was in that. there was a lot of discussion, you mention

what is meryl's best quality and worst quality?ave it at that. i think that's what a good partnership is about. >> what about you, meryl? can i get you to dish? >> i think certainly there are days where we don't necessarily agree on the choreography or i might be tired and may want to go home and not work out that day. but there's never been anything to cause a problem. and i think 17 years later, that's why we're still enjoying what it is we're doing. >> the proof is in the pudding. exactly. did you really consider after vancouver whether or not you wanted to go forward? >> i think both of us knew we wanted to keep going but there was some part of us that was like, oh, we could just go finish school, how amazing would that be? >> did you have to have the talk amongst yourselves and say, are we going forward? >> i think one of the greatest things about having been together for so long, we never really have to have "the talk." we're always kind of on the same page and oh, that's what you're thinking too? okay, great. >> kind of grea

i'm so happy for meryl and charlie. they are halfway to the gold. they just skated beautifully tonight. can't wait to see them in the free dance. >> we're showing their strid yoe right now. >> they're just ex contention, but it's going to be tough. >> okay. he would have a 15 year old phenom, too, polyna edmunds, is she in the mix? >> she's from san jose, and she's going to wow the audience. i think for sure she has a chance at top five. and you never know what happens at the olympics. strange things can happen. a podium is farfetched but not impossible. >> reporter: you've been busy interviewing olympians, what's your role? >> i'm an olympic ambassador. i'm able to talk to a lot of athletes as they come off their event and talk about their experience. team usa.org are where the videos are. >> reporter: christie's very petite. she is like the loudest one in the ice skating arena. she's got all her usa gear on. it's been great to see you. mother, final floppist. it's been great to see. >>> let's take a look at the medal count. the netherlands leadi

for meryl davis, the u.s. pair are simply doing whatever it is the judges like. >> it's subjective and that's what makes our sport so unique and so special. >> reporter: yet the subjectivity of skating is exactly why it gets criticized. although scott moir of the canadian pair stopped short of saying the results are agreed before the skaters skate. >> it didn't go our way, but i don't think the judging was predetermined. it's just the way the cookie crumbled, i guess. >> reporter: the cookie crumbled the american way this time, but a sport which has tried to clean up its image, scott, apparently still has work to do. >> pelley: mar government mismanagement may be leaving missing americans on the battlefield. when the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: we have a cbs news investigation tonight on the 83,000 americans who are still missing in action from world war ii through vietnam. a pentagon agency called the joint p.o.w./m.i.a. accounting command, is in charge of returning their remains, but we found the

the dynamic duo of meryl davis and charlie white have the u.s.o capturing the first ever gold medal in the event. the pair skated a near perfect short program to the music of "my fair lady." they scored a record of 78.98 points and a 2.5 lead over tessa and scott of canada. they are back on the ice tomorrow for a chance at gold. so here we go, how are we stacking up in the medal count tonight? the netherlands leads with 17 total medals bolstered by continued dominance in speed skating. the u.s. and russia tied for second with 16 a piece and germany leads the gold medal race with seven. we're keeping an eye on two standout stars to myers on bobsled and ashley wagner on skating, that will happen on wednesday night and a very close eye on team usa hockey all week long. i think we are making up, erica and chris for some of the warm weather we had last week. it's cold and blustery. you know what they say about pay back. rough is relative. i know what you guys have been through the last week in d.c. >> jim doing a fantastic job. we miss you at home but

i'm so thrilled for charlie and meryl. they're halfway there. they just skated beautifully tonight and can't wait to see them in the free dance. >> reporter: let's talk about the ladies because they take the ice on wednesday. we have gracie gold, a national champion. ashley wagner. and of course, polina edmunds, who took silver in nationals. they have some big competition, though. >> absolutely. returning olympic champion kim from south korea, and she's looking as great as ever. and then the silver in vancouver, she's been working really hard the last four years. and i feel she looks absolutely amazing here. if she can land that triple axl which no one else is doing, that could give her the edge. and then the hometown girl. >> the 15-year-old who is like a gold medal favorite for russia. she is amazing. >> she is amazing. 15 years old, and the emotion and the composure she brings to the ice is really 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 conte

our viewers who on line seem most excited about the ice dancing competition featuring star skaters meryl davis and charlie white. take a look at this map. this is of europe. this shows biathlon is by far the most buzzed about sport that way. in the first week, facebook says more than 24 million people have discussed the olympics. more than 48 million likes and posts, as well. and the stats also showing that two american snowboarders, sean white, that flying tomato, and jamie anderson, are among the five most popular athletes on line. aaron? >> thank you. >>> and a familiar face will be back in primetime tonight. bob costas reclaims his seat in sochi covering the olympics. costas was benched due to a serious eye infection last week. he went through an intense medical rehab to heal apparently. now he and the network believe he is ready to get back in action. while costas was gone, matt lauer and meredith vieira sat in with him. meredith made history, the first woman to host primetime olympic coverage. and you can see bob costas here on nbc 4 this evening. >> meredith and matt did a fine jo

i was so blown away by meryl streep. i thought cate blanchett had it locked up until i saw meryl streep. >> oh, my gosh. >> she eats the scenery. and she's so interesting as an actress. love to watch her. >> if you want to see our predictions, they're in our column in "the daily news." they're still printing our column. >> i know. >> i can't believe it. >> they're the only ones who think it's brilliant. but thank you for them. >> and we did tell you -- yesterday, we -- yesterday -- >> we are in this. >> we look good. so yesterday we were trying to help you out by giving you the right instructions to take the ultimate selfie. >> according to you, hoda. >> think of someone you love and your eyes smile and then open your mouth because it looks like you're having fun. see? look how much fun we're having. don't you wish you were there? so we got a lot of people sending theirs in. shirley simpson. see? they look -- what a blast. i want to hang with those ladies. >> they would be fun. >> how about vanessa reed smith and her bro

ice dancing pair charlie white and meryl davis who will dance across the ice in the team short program and dan and bianna, it's interesting because charlie and meryl have not lost a competition in two years so fingers crossed. they've been together for 16 years since they were 10. we'll be rooting for them. >> the question is whether they can break down a bathroom door, as well. incredible that the construction was down to the wire. they had seven years to prepare for the olympics. >> yeah, we've seen a lot of hammers and a lot of -- i mean it's amazing. getting bricks laid down as we're walking on the path. there's still a lot of work being done here. >> all right, amy. >> nice to see you out will. >> surround the fun there are serious concerns, in fact, right in the middle of opening ceremony a security scare, a man on a plane heading to turkey attempted a hijacking deened maing the pilot divert to sochi. the man who you can see being carried out turned out to be under the influence, the incident really highlighted a major concern as these games get under way so abc's rhine ross our

we're going to have a fight on the house trying claim something in the ice dance the american jew oh meryl davis and charlie white and the canadians of tessa virtue and scott moir they're the old song. favorite stories came gold and silver in the answer but russia do have chances of god's. power in a leak. to be trees some of the of so they are in with a chance perhaps of picking up a bronze medal and try to continue was been a great figure skating championships here in sochi so far over russians. was a disappointing winter olympics for the russian team but few felt it more than the figure skaters russia and the soviet union's proud record of winning a gold medal in every game since nine hundred sixty four came to an end as fate fell just short of clinching atop the podium finish in the men's event four years on and things look like they're getting back to normal as russia had a ready claim to golds on the ice there true and you give you. an teenager you need sky were inspired in the team of ends as were. a mexican trunk or of who also took gold in the pairs but of course it's not just our

program, and dan and bianna, it's interesting because charlie and meryl have not lost a competitionn two years, so fingers crossed. they've been together for 16 years since they were 10. we'll all be rooting for them here. >> the big question is whether they can break down a bathroom door, as well. now, that was incredible that the construction was down to the wire. they had seven years to prepare for these olympics. >> yeah, we've seen a lot of hammers and a lot of saws. i mean it's amazing. like we're like getting bricks laid down as we're walking on the path. there's still a lot of work being done here. >> yeah. >> all right, amy. >> great to see you out there. >> surrounding the fun there are some serious concerns. in fact, right in the middle of the opening ceremony a security scare, a man on a plane heading to turkey attempted a hijacking demanding that the pilot divert to sochi. the man, who you can see here being carried off the plane, turned out to be under the influence, but the incident really highlighted a major concern as these games got under way, so abc's brian ross,

meryl davis/charlie white. >> yes. they seem like the mortal lock. you know. and not a lot can go wrong in their program. so, it's not like they both have to land quads, like we saw a lot of the guys miss yesterday. they've been together for so long. i think it will be a big surprise if these two didn't win the gold. >> all right, up on the ski slope, michaela schiffer is going to compete for the first time. what's her shot at the medal platform or going? >> she has the giant slalom, mikaela shiffrin, and then the giant slalom on friday. but it's so slushy up in the mountains, and they treat the courses with chemicals and salt. they've run out of salt in sochi. they had to get on the blower this morning and call switzerland and ask to borrow salt. >> really? >> yes! so, all these beautiful events that are coming up now, mikaela shiffrin, julia mancuso, who's already won the bronze, she's going to be skating as well. she didn't medal today in the super-g, but we're going to see ted ligety. bode miller is still around. >> ted has another chance? >> he

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american favorites meryl davis and charlie white, flawless on the ice.ning the highest score ever recorded in the short dance. here's what they do better than anyone else -- >> here's a look at the twizzles. >> the show-stopping twizzle. a multi-rotational one-footed turn moving across the ice. judges looking for speed, closeness, and synchronicity. their perfect performance catapulting them to the long program. they could capture america's first ever ice dance gold. the american brother/sister duo of may ya -- maya and ala spectacul spectacular. and team usa's madison chalk and evan baits bringing ballroom to the ice. both pairs dancing their way in the top ten. the red, white, and blue also commanding in the men's super g. weibrecht for the silver. >> down comes bode miller to the finish line. >> and bode miller with the bronze. becoming the oldest alpine skier to win an olympic medal. afterwards, the record six-time olympic medalist overcome with emotion. tears for his late brother, whose dream it was to compete as a snowboarder in these sochi games.

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meryl davis and charlie white make olympic history with a gold medal within. is live from the olympic village. >> reporter: hey, carol, as beautiful as they skate on the ice they are even more fun to talk to. he'll have the interview coming up. it says here that a woman's sex drive increases at the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heart disease. keep heart-healthy. live long. eat the 100% goodness of post shredded wheat. doctors recommend it. >>> day 12 of the winter olympic games in sochi, russia. a bit of a spoiler alert. u.s. skier ted ligety won the gold in the giant slalom. also olympic history has been made. meryl davis and charlie white have won their first-ever gold medal for the u.s. in the ice dancing competition. davis and white beat the canadian team by just for you points. fellow ice skater adam given tweeted his congratulations after their near perfect performance saying i was tearing up in the middle of meryl and charlie's free dance. so proud and happy for my friends. no one deserves it more. this is where the medal count stands. russia lead

we know the duo, meryl davis and charlie white, made history this week with the first-ever u.s.l for ice dancing. the world record setting score was a result of a partnership that was 17 years in the making. the pair has trained together since they were 10 years old. >> let's listen to some of the things they said about how they train. and how they work together to get, frankly, as good as they did. >> i know you guys visualize every part of your routine, every moment. did you visualize after you win a gold medal? >> no, absolutely not. you know, charlie and i have just been saying that we were so well-prepared for the programs, so well-prepared for what it was we were going to do on the ice. kind of the aftermath of our performances was very new, uncharted territory for us. and we're just kind of taking it one step at a time. and as athletes, we have really planned so much of our lives that we're just trying to enjoy this moment. >> most people can't imagine working one-on-one with the same person for 17 years. >> yeah. it's a really unique relationship. we have a hard time com

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