they also searched ann miller's.the affair. >> from the middle of october until eric's death, she's got like 500 cell phone calls to derril willard's desk, to his house, or to his cell phone. she's called him over 500 times. >> ann also sent derril e-mails. >> i want to make you feel so many things. i want to show you new things. i want to touch places in you that you didn't know existed. you'd better leave the women alone. you have me. >> ann miller and derril willard both worked together at the same pharmaceutical company. investigators learned they spent a weekend together at the ritz carlton hotel in chicago shortly before eric's death. they registered as mr. and mrs. derril willard. but hotel employees later confirmed that the woman was ann miller. >> ann and derril ordered a lot of room service. >> just three days later when eric miller was in the hospital, investigators learned that his wife ann contacted another man with whom she was having an affair. a fellow scientist living in california. >> ann says, my h

bode miller is 0 for 5. he will not have a medal at all. >> and that's where i completely failed. >> so now you get to vancouver and you blow the lights out. so what was the difference? was it more mental than physical, or was it a combination of the two? >> it was definitely more mental. >> i'll tell you what, he has come back in a big way. >> now at his fifth and what he says will be his final olympics, miller still is chasing his perfect race. >> in sochi, i feel like i have a different set of skill sets now. and my life outside of the sport is completely different. my wife and my kids and i just have a really great support system around me. i feel much more centered and balanced. >> but in a year when miller experienced the joys of a growing family, there was also deep loss. ten months ago, his brother, a snowboarder with his own hopes of competing in sochi died from a seizure. >> he was a really powerful member of our family too, just connected everybody a bit. so it's just a huge loss for us. if anythi

it's the miller our. ofo joining us, matt miller miller time.. >> unbelievable. he said he was skipping his first event because it was too dangerous but everyone wanted to focus on the half pipe. >> bob costas as well. >> i have an issue with him going on television with pink eye. >> he tried to be a trooper. >> put on the glasses -- >> not something i want to watch. "bloomberg businessweek" took a look, how we are doing as far as medal standing and gdp. this is the kind of thing you see a lot. it points to the fact that you don't miss is that we need a huge gdp to win medals. norway is doing the best and their gdp is -- >> only bloomberg would do this. >> but the u.s. come we only have a total of 7 medals there. and we have $16.2 trillion. what you look back at all the metals throughout history, we still don't top the charts. >> i don't like this analysis. >> we don't have the snow. >> have you flown over norway recently? >> i guess they have an alpine setting there. austria, which have the actual alpine mountains, the alps, don't win. york, th

should not be used as political pawns, miller. have to put a stop to it. >> we have got to fight the fight, bill. >> somebody has got to stick up for the luge guys. miller as everybody knows is job locked into the bolder fresher tour so we'll see everybody in pittsburgh on friday, march 14th. at the counsel arena throwing the penguins out of there. big show in miller's hometown of pittsburgh. friday april 25th cincinnati at the tap. saturday april 26th buffalo at the shay. lots of buffalo coming down for that finally honolulu may 10th. details at bill o'reilly.com on deck. actor samuel jackson very teed off. wait until you see this. upcoming. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! >>> back of the book segment tonight, did you see that? and we begin with actor samuel l. jackson who plays me in a new movie called robo c

should not be used as political pawns, miller.e to put a stop to it. >> we have got to fight the fight, bill. >> somebody has got to stick up for the luge guys. miller as everybody knows is job locked into the bolder fresher tour so we'll see everybody in pittsburgh on friday, march 14th. at the counsel arena throwing the penguins out of there. big show in miller's hometown of pittsburgh. friday april 25th cincinnati at the tap. saturday april 26th buffalo at the shay. lots of buffalo coming down for that finally honolulu may 10th. details at bill o'reilly.com on deck. actor samuel jackson very teed off. wait until you see this. upcoming. [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. . ♪ new fast acting advil. ♪ nothing's missed with tena twist... ♪ because tena gave you a new outlook, we've given tena a whole new look. ♪ nothing's missed wi

when we come right back dennis miller under fire by some muslims. how dare they? miller is next. sunsweet prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes, nothing else. it works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and 5 essential vitamins. it's the smart choice for me. try sunsweet's amazing juices and new amazing prune light. ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i uld angot her a subaru. irl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a suru, a subaru. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. we have two interesting situations for the sage of southern california who joins us now from santa barbara. so miller, are you a facebook guy? >> before we get into that, could i tell you that steve cohen was a genius. can you introduce me to him? his head was emptier than that dome over his right shoulder. by the way, was he the exact same color as his necktie? what's with the tanning down there? between him and boehner, everybody is walking around -- you know,

when we come right back dennis miller under fire by some muslims. how dare they? miller is next. wanted a smartphone that shoots great video. so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm shooting -- even outdoors, and 4 mics that capture incredible sound. plus, it has apps like vine -- and free cloud storage. my new lumia icon is so great, even our wipeouts look amazing. ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ and i felt this horrle pain on one side of mback. i saw this red, blistery, rash i d 16 magic shows to do. i didn't know how i wasoing to be able to do these shows with this kind of painhat i was in. i told mwife what i had. she went on the internet and said "i think you have shingles." i could feel the shock in my back and it was like "wowts got to get better than is or i'm in big trouble." >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. we have two interesting situations for the

you got a minute left with emily miller. caller: why is the government so bent on changing our amendment? and the second one is in the state of. , i would like to know why new york, jersey, maryland and delaware did not honor our concealed license to carry when it is very strict to get? guest: if the supreme court ways ways in on the right to carry arms, then your permit would have to be applicable. i've got a pen. and he is flouting a lot of the separation of powers and other of the amendments and it is a concern. you're seeing in this country a push-back on how the constitution has been sort of diluted in recent years. host: emily miller is an editor with the "washington times." she is also the author of "emily got her gun but obama wants to take yours." thanks for joining us. >> on the next washington talksl, the iowa governor about his free reason 2014. -- priorities in 2014. we will also discuss labor union issues. and they look at the u.n.'s recent report on north korea. instituteof the u.s. joins us. we will take your

i watch them because i want to see bode miller cry.l, did you see you know who is crying the russian hockey team they lost. >> out of there. finland? >> i think most of the guys on the team are going to be in siberia. but i do think the golly saved himself. did you see his goalie mask? look at this goalie mask? painted to look like putin. i think he will be safe. >> that hockey team is never going to be seen again. believe me. they will be on assignment somewhere. but finland gets revenge. finland. all right, miller. we have some updates on the bolder fresher shows four. miller and i will be in pittsburgh his hometown at the energy center march 14th. cincinnati at the tap april 25th. almost sold out. buffalo at the shay april 26th almost sold out. honolulu may 10th at the blaze and in addition we have new shows for you friday june 6th. grand rapid michigan. saturday june 7th. minneapolis at the university of minnesota. friday, july 25th, rapid city, south dakota, barnett arena. saturday july 26th, fargo, north dakota. pacific auditoriu

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teams quest for gold as one of the most fascinating ones bode miller who many people think is bode miller who many people think is one of the most talented american skiers of all times. is joined in sochi but his teammate ted ligety lydian miller have both medalled in the past two winter olympics and this year they will compete against each other in five different events but look at ian miller won't be racing against each other they'll be racing against a lead skiers in places like austria and switzerland that have historically had much better success at olympic screen than the united states joining me now from our new york studios for more on the story is jake bright writer contributing editor of the daily beast. and member of us a master's skeen welcome. thanks for having me thanks for joining us jake during the two thousand and twelve summer olympics in london american swimmers ryan lochte and michael phelps had sort of a friendly rivalry going on is there something similar with ted ted ligety and bodie miller. i think it's very similar probably the biggest difference is at least from

. >> today i sat down with johnnie lee miller for a rare one on 1 interview, why he was on the hill talking to lawmakers. >> good evening. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. it's going to get even colder tonight and more arctic air lurking next week. hurdling our way her with the 's and you got yourself one miserable monday morning commute. topper is tracking the whole mess. >> this is the storm that's going to hammer california and eventually get onshore tomorrow. then our computer models will do a much better job tracking it. we're talking about emerge storm for california. meanwhile new arctic air slide south saturday into sunday. this system moves into the lower mystic river valley sunday, arctic air getting close. late sunday night and monday morning here comes the arctic air probably over the metro area, maybe a little south. add moisture. the cold enough to support snow, but it is going to be cold enough i think to support freezing rain and/or sleet and of the two we'd rather have sleet. that bounces off power lines. that may save us. the next storm by the morning commute i thin

your hair is looking good tonight, miller.ut the hair. >> i don't know what happened. >> looking good, it's a little disshoveled but that's the way it's looking these days. >> i feel like farrah. >> i'm interested in hearing your advice to chris christie so go. >> by way of a swiftian proposal. i would encourage the governor to be counter intuitive. they are never going to get off his back on this thing. listen, if you weigh 350 pounds why not throw your weight around. and i think he ought to do it again. if i was him, i would say, listen, if you don't shut up about this, i'm going to park my formidable ass in lane one and two of with a the gwb again and you will never see fort lee. i would start wearing a orange cone on my head like i was the lead singer for devo or detour or whatever you want to call it they are never going to get off his back on this. play hard ball at least some people on the right would say all right, my man is ready to throw this thing through. let's nominate him. >> he could use some hummer there though

investigator gary miller got the call. >> we all knew we had something really bad here. we had an abduction. >> jessica's badly decomposed body was found in an indiana corn field weeks later. then, like tricia's, jessica's case went cold. >> there's a lot of times you wonder if you'll solve it. but you know you're going the keep going and check everything out, you're going to recheck everything. >> for over a year, miller scoured local police reports. and then a break. a vehicle reported in a county nearby. the owner, larry hall. >> he had been involved in stopping some girls. those girls were scared. they ran from him. >> in the last six months, hall's van was spotted by more than 11 girls in five different towns close by, including those where jessica lived and where her body was found. now, miller contacted the police in hall's hometown to arrange for an interview. >> he initially said, no, you know, he hadn't been over here. >> miller had to coax hall to admit being near jessica's house. >> i said, well, would you remember if, you know, you stopped and offered girls

after a turbulent year miller became the oldest medalist in olympic alpine history. he spoke with nbc's christin cooper after his run when asked several questions about his younger brother who died of a seizure last year at 29, miller eventually broke down, walked away from the interview into the arms of his wife. >> you are looking up in the sky at the start we see you there and it's just looks like you're talking to somebody. what's going on there? >> shortly after the interview the internet exploded in rage, many believing that cooper bombarded miller with questions in hopes of bringing him to tears. miller responded to the fans with a series of tweets defending the reporter saying my emotions were very, very raw, she asked me questions that every interviewer would v. pushing is part of it and she wasn't trying to cause pain. >> you feel for him though. he has been through a lot. one of the most popular events of the winter olympic games women's figure skating kicks off wednesday. >> american skater ashley wagner posted this photo on instagram with her is san jose

miller responded to fan reactions with a series of tweets defending the reporter. my emotions were very raw, she asked the questions that every interviewer would have, pushing is part of it and she was not trying to cause pain. >> for the latest on the winter olympics you can visit nbcbayarea.com, you'll find all kinds of slide shows, featuring the sights and sounds of russia and get a look at janelle's blog where she has been highlighting all of her coverage and her trip. and the olympic spirit is up and at it this morning not only in sochi but in san jose. right now bob redell is live on the ice for his own curling lesson. he will show us all of the sweeping and sliding after this break. >>> welcome back. happy presidents' day to you. if you don't have the day off tod today, i'll let you know if anything crops up on the roadways. weather is looking good. we're going to hit the mid-60s later on, still counting on the rain midweek. time that out to your door step. over to you. scott and peggy. >> police are scouring surveillance video from stores hoping to find the

is that miss miller? >> this item will be dropped from the agenda. our mou goes to the end of fiscal year 14-15. we have another year 1/2 on the mou. that was my fault. we don't need to hear that item. >>supervisor john avalos: great. if there are no other comments from the panel. we'll go to public comment. >> good afternoon commissioners, eric brooks local green party for the city. first once again thank you for the lafco for

but right now i'm joined by andrew weibrecht and bode miller. silver and bronze medalists today in the super-g. good to have you here. congratulations. >> thank you. >> so much has been made of conditions at the rosa khutor. as more and more skiers head down, conditions deteriorate. you were starting 29th today and i th

but right now i'm joined by andrew weibrecht and bode miller.and bronze medalists today in the super-g. good to have you here. congratulations. >> thank you. >> so much has been made of conditions at the rosa khutor. as more and more skiers head down, conditions deteriorate. you were starting 29th today and i think you called that a death sentence. yet it didn't turn out that way. what happened? >> i was definitely, definitely bummed out last night when i heard my draw. i kind of thought that it was sort of the end of the race for me. but, yeah, i just made a resolution to myself to really just stick to my game plan, ski my race. not let all that other stuff kind of affect what i was doing. you know, i went out and i just skied well, and that's, you know, that was my plan. it worked out. >> let me talk about your resume. you know this, but for people at home, i want them to understand. you've raced 100 times between world cup and world championship. never made the podium. and now in two consecutive olympic games, in vancouver and here, you walk

is that miss miller? >> this item will be dropped from the agenda. our mou goes to the end of fiscal year 14-15. we have another year 1/2 on the mou. that was my fault. we don't need to hear that item. >>supervisor john avalos: great. if there are no other comments from the panel. we'll go to public comment. >> good afternoon commissioners, eric brooks local green party for the city. first once again thank you for the lafco for taking out the bold steps. we have had a couple moments like this in history where things got caught up and glad to see it moving forward. some quick technical notes. i think one thing that will really and we discussed it a little bit, i completely concur with exploring all possible actions with shell and without shell and other contractors like shell or do it in house which i think the advocates are most

nbc asks and asks and asks, bode miller about his brother who just died a few months ago until finally the skier broke down in tears. did nbc go too far? good afternoon, everybody. control of the u.s. senate is up for grabs. republicans feel good in louisiana, arkansas, north carolina but before republicans can face off before vulnerable democrats, they are going to have to get through their own primaries and in these contests we do see a battle going on for the sole of the republican party. as establishment incumbents try to stave off tea party challengers. perhaps nowhere is that fight more vicious than in the bluegrass state of kentucky. the united kentucky tea party voted on the debt ceiling and called for mcconnell to drop out of the race so, they say, conservatives can rally around bevin. mcconnell is not going to do that. he was elected to the senate 30 years ago and he was trying to shore up tea party support by appearing with his fellow rand paul, a star of the tea party. mcconnell took every opportunity to mention mr. paul. >> please to be here with colleague senator paul und

bode miller earning a medal in the super g. sharing the bronze. at 36, the oldest skier ever to stand on the podium. and the american hockey team besting slovenia today. tonight, here's how the medal count standing. norway again in the lead and the u.s. tonight tied with russia for second place. abc's matt gutman is our man in sochi and he's there tonight. matt? >> reporter: good evening, david. you could call bode miller the old man winter of the u.s. ski team. at 36, today, he became the oldest man ever to medal in an alpine skiing event. today, he plunge flung himself down the hill like a reckless teen. here's miller, almost careening out of control, but hung on, tying for bronze, and taking a record sixth olympic skiing medal. >> today was one of those struggles that really kind of emotionally felt, it felt like a true struggle. >> reporter: after the race, you see him wipe away tears. he later tweeted "today was one of the most emotional days of my life. i miss my brother." his brother died of a seizure last year. if miller is the sport's big

you saw miller break down and walk away with tears in his eyes. a few moments later his wife morgan makes it down the side of the mountain. cooper received criticism for the interview. miller tweeted out i appreciate everyone sticking up for me but please be gentle with christin cooper, it was crazy emotional and not all her fault. >> nice thing to say. you can catch all of the excitement here on nbc bay area, starting this afternoon at 3:00 with the women's biathlon. >> then at 8:00 we have finals in ice dancing, men's freestyle aerial skiing and men's ski jumping. >> the sport of curling has been around for 500 years believe it or not. a lot of people don't know much about the event. >> bob redell is live at sharks ice to see if he has what it takes. >> i can tell you right now i don't. you don't need to see me out slipping and sliding. here we're with the bay area curling club, kind enough to be up bright and early showing off some of their skills. you have been curling over 50 years. i know you're watching what's going on. men's and women's te

jim miller argues by doing away with buying, the cost of shipping in food. we are looking at $300-$400 savings. >> the club will sell produce to restaurants. the savings and profits will be used to grow and support programs for the homeless, and others looking for work. >> they are going out on the job site with a full stomach, with a mill, nice breakfast and so they are not working hungary. >> it's a goal that is very much in line with a mission. only the best for members of this millionaire's club. >> great cool there. >> the red carpet was out in london for the bafta awards. the historical drama "12 years a slave", won honours with "gravity" and "american hustle." >> even the biggest movie stars in the world need somehow to stay smart now and again. hollywood's royalty were all over the red carpet in london. they had to make way for the real thing as prince william turned up to make this woman a bafta fello, dame helen mirren, who won an oscar once, for playing his grandmother, the queen. >> "gravity" had big hopes, up for 11 awards, including best britis

bode miller, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) bode, good to see you again. have a seat. poddy miller! ( cheers and applause ) bode, listen, man-- ( cheers and applause ) thank you. thank you so much. bode, you're a 33-time world cup winner. you've been in five different olympics. you've won gold, you've won silver, you've won bronze right here. okay. is this going to be your last olympics? >> yeah, i don't know. i mean, i brought home the bronze in my wife's favorite event so i think maybe this will be the time to hang it up. if i can go for another one, if my body holds up -- >> stephen: at the very least go for the curling team. >> i'll have to change it upon a little. >> stephen: you don't have to go as fast down the ice and that sport comes with a bar. you grew up in a cabin in new hampshire with no running water and no electricity. is that a true story or did nbc make that up for your montage? ( laughter ) >> i grew up on 57th street. >> stephen: here? that's nice. all right. ( laughter ) you're the oldest athlete to ever medal in alpine skiing. hold are you, 78, 79

miller has already posted bail. he says he has always been on the right side of the law. >> the charges they are looking at me, requesting a bribe. i have never done that. and so i was aware of the investigations. we have reached out to the fbi and the da's office to do. i didn't know i would become a suspect. so yeah. a little blown away. >> reporter: this culture of corruption in the tight-knit community was not entirely new to the residents. >> some people would be struggling. if there was a burglary, they say they were always here late and nobody is doing anything. so we are not really trusting our policemen. >> reporter: the da says residents have complained about shady officers running the town for years and that is why they looked into it. after further investigation, they uncovered this massive scheme. live in king city, betty yu, kpix5. >> two other king city officers were also arrested on unrelated charges today. >>> we are getting our first look at the woman accused of going on a deadly rampage at an indi

brain images in one thousand nine hundred four in switzerland johns hopkins paired him up with dr miller to enter greatest scans into a searchable program using a grant from the national institutes of health. are focusing on the imaging of developing. of children and covering every child between basically before you're being born. for this particular basic. of the day of birth. life they currently have about seven thousand brain scans and are adding up to one hundred brains a month to the database the more images collected the better to be had the database to more reliable. uses database to identify diseases you only hear because the more they the more you including the variability of the disease dr houseman's goal is to make the brain called available to the public in three years the software works very similar to facial recognition technology a doctor uploads their patients brain images in the computer searches the database for similar patterns and says the doctor results for possible diagnoses but there's many many things in common with our google search engine for break our ability t

he had zach miller in the flat, who he overthrew. and also had golden tate on a deep crossing route. could have come back to him. this is some of what i talked about. russell wilson said i'm going to treat it like any other game. and that sounds good. but it's not any other game. and by the time the adrenaline and emotion get the better of you early in the game. >> joe: second down and 15. that one's gone for a catch. getting six to jermaine kearse. how good is this defense, troy? it's been so much better, the denver defense, the last four games. and they have lost von miller, devin pinkerson, chris harrison. it's been a rough year. >> troy: it has. they've overcome a lot, as you said, joe. the best thing you can say about denver right now is they are playing their best football, which is what you want. >> joe: on third down and nine. pass caught. first down. that's kearse again. 12 yards from russell wilson to jermaine kearse, the big-bodied receiver for the seahawks. >> troy: they like the slant route, seattle. they had two receive

the majority of those vehicles were being turned over to miller tow. >> reporter: the owner of millercharged is the brother of acting chief miller. they sent them to the lot knowing they couldn't afford the fees and towing charges. officers sold the cars or kept them for themselves. miller has already posted bail and says he is innocent. >> that charges they are looking at me is, uhm, receiving -- requesting a bribe. and i have never done that. so i was aware of an investigation. we reached out to the fbi and d.a.'s office to do it. but i didn't think i would become a suspect. so yeah, a little blown away. >> reporter: this culture of corruption in this small community wasn't new to people who lived there. >> if there was a burglary or something, they were always here late and nobody is doing anything. so we were not really trusting the policemen. >> reporter: two other king city officers were also arrested on unrelated charges. all told, one-third of king city's police force is removed from duty. that in the next half hour. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> all of the of

miller, president and ceo of miller samuel, gracious to stay with us through the break.type of impact will this have? the idea is to give people at least a living wage, but part of what you said earlier, one of the things that will help revitalize the housing market will be employment and wages. people -- athink minimum wage, it would be a challenge to qualify for a mortgage until we see some kind of credit ease. it is more a statement about the direction of the economy and hope for the growth in the economy than it is specific thousands. miller, thank you for your patience. not the first time you have been cut off by the president. thank you. stay with us. continues.e" a live shot from the u.s. senate. they are still looking for that 60-vote rush holt to reach cloture. peter cook will be back on the other side of the break. ♪ >> you are looking at a live shot of the united states senate. lawmakers still looking for that cloturethreshold, the vote, so they can get to the final vote on a debt ceiling extension. chief washington correspondent peter cook is standing by with

the majority of those vehicles were being turned over to miller tow. >> reporter: the owner of millerer of acting chief bruce miller. the d.a. says sergeant bobby carillo sent more than 200 cars to the impound lot knowing the victims couldn't afford the fees and towing charges. officers would eventually sell the cars or keep them for themselves. miller has already posted bail and says he is innocent. >> the charges they are looking at me is, uhm, receiving -- a question of bribes. and i'm not -- i have never done that. and so i was aware of an investigation that we reached out to the fbi and d.a.'s office to do. uhm, but i didn't know that i would become a suspect. uhm, so yeah, a little blown away. >> reporter: this culture of corruption in this small community wasn't entirely new to people who lived there. >> people were like giving trouble like if they [ indiscernible ] they would always say they are here late, and nobody is doing anything. so we were not really trusting our policemen. >> reporter: and two other king city officers were also arrested on unrelated charges yesterday.

all right, matt miller at at bloomberg, and our bloomberg contributor's. forecaster, and the publisher and editor, and, of course, our own jon erlichman on the coast. facebook and whatsapp. a lot going on. still to come, a truce call between ukraine and opposition leaders. will it stop the bloodshed? it is turning out to be a very busy wednesday evening right here on "taking stock." ♪ possible breakthrough in the ukraine as they say they have brokered a truce after --re was violent brother jed let shed in recent days. president obama spoke about it. it is important that it is the people themselves and make those decisions, and that is what the united states will continue to strive to achieve. >> with more on the situation in the ukraine, let's bring in the former u.s. ambassador to the ukraine, william miller, now a senior policy scholar at the woodrow wilson center for scholars. he joins us from the nation's capital. good to have you with us. this truce, this temporary truce, or a breakthrough, this is a significant development, in your view? >> yes. it m

dr miller is the biomedical engineer responsible for developing the software that holds a free day. he says this database can help diagnose and predict a pediatric brain disease is such as epilepsy and psychiatric disorders we'd like to be able to do tomorrow meaning just like you can do on the internet and search for groups of patients that have common features in their image the house minnesota collecting children's brain damage as the nineteen eighty four in switzerland the johns hopkins paired him up with dr miller to integrate this teen's into a search of a program using a grant from the national institutes of health. bx focusing on emerging off to the campaign. and since the system of children. and the accompanying as the child that bbc tv before getting boring. these taxes fees or time period of his critique of the city's tax base to get the deals i owe all the difference. up till the completion of eighteen steals life. they currently have about seven thousand brain scans and are adding up to one hundred breeds a month to the database. the more images collected in the batter

ted ligety and bode miller are the two golden boys of skiing. of their generation. their rivalry is probably the hottest thing on snow. you could say alpine skiers ted ligety and bode miller have two things in common. the quest for gold and their rivalry. a lot of people are talking about the competition between you and bode miller. >> we're supercompetitive. skiing, playing basketball. >> reporter: that's where the parallels end. on the slopes, miller is known for his unconventional style. focusing on one thing. speed. as seen here in sunday's downhill event. often at the expense of his own safety. >> you know you're having a good run when you're on the limit of falling. >> reporter: ligety, once mentored by miller, is known for a more technical approach. the 29-year-old went to an elite boarding school. miller, 36, was home-schooled until the third grade in his parents' new hampshire cabin with no electricity. he shot to fame in the 2002 salt lake city games, earning multimillion-dollar endorsement deals. >> you can take pride in the fact that

in an interview with miller -- an interview that miller did with nbc, afterwards, is also getting strong reaction this morning. news4's angie gf will have more coming up at about 5:45. we have stories line and on our news app. there's the olympics tab. we will push alerts about any results. download it from the app store or google play. >>> on this president's day, there's plenty to see and do in the day ahead. coming up, where you might find -- where you might want to take advantage of some free events and why some of us may have places to be today. >>> from bad to worse. right now more of the county or the country, rather, is digging out from heavy snow. how this year's harsh weather could affect millions of people for the rest of the year. >>> and there's no miss taking, it is a cold winter morning here in washington. more snowflakes on the way. it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... it's knowing beyond a doubt "you got this"... it's keeping your head down, your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park... it's getting in the zone...

miller has posted bail. he says he has always been on the right side of the law. >> the charges are looking at me are, uhm, it's a question of bribes. and i have never done that. we have reached out to the d.a.'s office and fbi to do an investigation. i didn't know that i would become a suspect so a little blown away. >> reporter: this culture of corruption in the tight-knit community wasn't entirely new to residents. >> some of these people were in trouble. they would say here late and nobody is doing anything so we were not really trusting our policemen. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> and two other king city officers were also arrested on unrelated charges. >>> the woman accused of last week's murder rampage at a tribal hearing is due back in court monday. 44-year-old cherie lash rhoades wore a bulletproof vest yesterday. she is accused of killing four people including her brother, niece and nephew during a tribal council hearing. >>> a stretch of road in alameda county remains closed this morning. it's

today miller sat down with rachel nichols host of cnn's "unguarded".th christin cooper. got a lot of controversy back in the states afterward. people back home felt that she pushed you too far asking about your brother. >> i felt like it was me, not her. she asked questions that i feel like with her knowledge of my brother and the situation i felt like were pretty normal questions. i mean, maybe in hindsight from other people's perspective, i think she kept pushing a little bit. but i've known christin for a long time. i think she's really comfortable with me. i felt terrible that she was getting just massacred in the press and in social media. but i think in the end people will sort of see thought was more me just dealing with all these emotions and the buildup of several years of very tough personal life stuff. >> you tweeted sort of to defend her. you said it's not her fault, you said it's me. >> i think it caught everybody a little bit by surprise, myself included. i didn't know my reaction was going to be that strong. and i really appreciate the s

and bode miller with the bronze.fterwards, 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: their eyes now fixed on the quarter finals this wednesday. tough times for women on the slopes of rosa khutor park. one competitor taking off the slopes on a stretcher. two others as well. all of this after russian skater marie broke her spine. he's been air-lifted to germany for further treatment. all of the accidents happening on the same hill. >>> the u.s. bobsledders got into the mix. they take the track again this morning in a bid to win the first u.s. bobsledding gold in 6 62 years. new in the mix, the high-tech sleds customized by bmw. the jamaican te

this is bode miller at the bottom of the run where he become most celebrated downhill skier in u.s.ers. a lot of emotion going on. the emotion drove him to win the meddle. he said maybe it was part of the recent he won the medal. is -- >> we didn't get to see -- fox pulled away on the interview with richard sherman and aaron andrews. in this case where we are seeing bode miller emotional, i'm knock sure about the line of questioning but seemed like going for the low-hanging fruit and wasn't necessarily appropriate. when when he broke down she says, i'm sorry, and grabbed him arm. i thought, you just shot him and you're saying you're sorry. >> she asked him a question, where are all the emotions coming from? here's my issue. former professional hoyt. i think we treat our athletes like children. we're afraid to ask the questiones. i actually salute her for asking a couple of tough questions. maybe the fourth or fifth time she could have backed off. her josh is to grab eyeballs and fine out what is going on at that moment. right? >> she did. but she -- all she had to do was say, bode,