-- >> reporter: until monique lamoureux broke away. >> she scores!> reporter: sending the game to a scoreless overtime. >> we are headed for a shootout. >> reporter: and a heart-stopping shootout. >> shoots and scores. >> cuts down the angle and scores. >> reporter: in the end it was another lamoureux sister, monique's twin jocelyn, who stepped up for the u.s. when it mattered most. >> she beats and scores. >> reporter: lifting americans to a 3-2 victory. >> needs to pull everything together. >> reporter: american david wise also brought home the gold in the ski halfpipe after two lackluster runs. wise stunned the crowd with this final run. >> down to the bottom. does he have the double, yes. >> reporter: another medal for mikaela shiffrin after winning gold in the giant slalom, she won silver in the super combined. but disappointing news for lindsey vonn in what might have been her last olympic race. the veteran skier missed her gate in the slalom portion and was unable to finish the race. despite that disappointing finish for vonn better news for t

. >> and i'm monique. >> and we're the lamoureux twins, good morning, america. >> we do say good morningamerica. what a game, a nail-biter. team usa, olympic gold, 20 years in the making. >> oh, look at the gloves come off. >> uh-huh. >> take a look at the usa house in south korea. athletes and their families watching exploding that america won the first gold medal in 20 years. >> amy in the middle of all of it right there. if she's got any voice left we'll talk to her. >> she sent out an e-mail like favorite olympic moment ever. >> we are going to begin with the display of passion and actively. you saw these students stepping up to reduce gun violence protesting in washington rallying in florida's capitol. >> it was something to see and school shooting survivors and parents meeting with the president at the white house. emotional listening session and abc's dan harris starts us off with that power town hall that was held in florida overnight. good morning, dan. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning to you from the state capitol of tallahassee. over here overnight in tallahassee, 100 stu

i think that as monique just said, senator mcconnell is keeping to his word. you will see a really robust, open discussion from both sides. the interesting thing about this issue is that you have caucus groups in both parties that oppose the other portion of their own party. you have people in the republican and democratic parties that are pro almost complete full amnesty and people in both parties that a want to see limits it to and other people end all immigration completely. if you get some form of protection for the dreamers and get beefed up border security. both issues rank with the american people you'll come out good and i think that's what we'll get in the next couple of weeks. >> melissa: the white house deputy press secretary was out a short time ago saying something similar. there is something for everyone to love and everyone to hate. here is where the white house is right now. >> it's a very encouraging start to the day because everything in the president's framework is laid out in this bill. and it is not just a lasting solution for daca. it is

first witness was his younger sister monique who painted a picture of hemy's painful childhood. >> moniquebe for the jury your household at 6:00 in the evening when your father was coming home? >> anxiety. >> monique explained that their father, a violent and alcoholic man, had beaten both children savagely. >> i've been kicked, i've been slapped, i've been whipped. and those things you don't forget. >> and monique said hemy took the worst of the beatings. >> my brother got up, went to get a bowl of ice cream, and before we knew it, the bowl of ice cream went flying, hemy was getting slapped and it just kept going and going and going. >> but it was a boarding school that hemy had experienced his first delusion, this defense expert testified, a demon. >> he described the demon as much bigger than him. he said that when he felt and saw this demon, he felt anguish. deep pain. >> by the time andrea met him, he had a history of breakdowns and was teetering on the edge of having another one according to his defense. hemy's fascination became a -- began as a fantasy, something to help him escape

monique lam morrow sending the game into overtime.less overtime it was time for monique's twin sister jocelyne, to be the hero. dek scores.ensuing save sealed it. for the twins, sharing the ice made the victory even sweeter. >> and matt is live in pyeongchang tonight. surprised you even have a voice left, matt. you were there? >> reporter: it w electrifying being there, david. this was arguably one of the greatest rivalries in sports and the u.s. team barely eking out that win. and overnight, the toasting its victory as hockey players sometimes do with a few that's not just a hockey thing. all right, matt gutman from south korea. i'm david muir. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. ♪♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- an administrative assistant from seattle, washington... a freelance writer from geneva, nebraska...and our returning champion -- an escalation manager from edina, minnesota... whose 6-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, joh

monique la morrow sending the game into overtime. scoreless overtime, it was time for monique's twin sister, jocelyne, to be the hero. >> she dekes and scores. >> and the ensuing save sealed it. for the twins, sharing the ice made the victory even sweeter. >> and matt is live in pyeongchang tonight. surprised you even have a voice left, matt. you were there? >> reporter: it was electrifying being there, david. this was arguably one of the greatest rivalries in sports, and the u.s. team barely eking out that win. and overnight, the team toasting its victory as hockey players sometimes do, with a few beers. david? >> that's not just a hockey thing. all right, matt gutman from south korea. i'm david muir. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> truly wild weather across the bay area this is a live look outside, from our mt. tam camera, and our east bay hills camera. blue sky for a change. >> we have got variety, take a look at this video, tweeted by vallejo firefighters. you could see heavy rain coming down in vallejo th

. >> yeah monique goldberg was reunited with her 15-year-old daughter lea she didn't want to let thinkingbout home schooling. i'm thinking about becoming religious. i'm thinking about just nleing d how much i love her and -- holeay. and hold her and love her. >> reporter: emotions running high as reunited at this marriott in parkland. a make shift meet up point. they recalled what happened colleen coleman was teching her shooting. >> she said she heard a bunch of gunshots.ing but -- she heard them banking down doors. and s mheom, i'm scared, i'm scared. i said keal calm listen you. >> there were a lot of hugs and holding hands as students and me of the violence they saw. >> you-- you don't expect this. someone could come in and bring in a gun and until you realize it, just like, uh-uh start love you because you never know if you get shot or hat young man just 17 years old. throughout night, parents and students have been meeting here but it's also served as place for support services. we've seen police chaplains and the red cross here to help out. in parkland, darrell nail, fox news. >> t

northbound in the southbound lays and hit another vehicle head on he was trapped and pronounced dead and monique pierre was pronounced dead at the scene. route 202 south was closed 7 hours while police investigated. >> a group of tourists back on their way after the bus he railroad riding in caught fire on i 45 it broke down in northbound lanes near the merge with i-95 after 3:30 this afternoon and the fire forced 35 passengers off the bus and it also caused 495 northbound an ramp to 95 north to be shut down three hours. the tour group waited oween side of highway there until shuttled to the pennsylvania welcome center in boothland. >> they get here and see fire out of the rear engine department on the bus and lucky all occupants were able to get off unassisted. >> it was a full bus, right. >> 5 people on board, its with a full bus. >> all the travelers made it off the bus safely and are now on their way in a different bus to the final destination. crews use aid wrecker to remove the bus from the ramp. >> and washout for us ending on better note. milder note at least and the moisture hovering ar

state police say that tiff -year-old melvin baskerville crashed into 32 monique pierre.oth died at the scene. it took responders seven hours to clear the scene. >>> a car ended up on top of an suv following a crash in camden. just before 6030 in the westbound lane was admiral wilson boulevard. there were injuries, but we don't know how serious. >>> a fire on a bus left tourist s from china stranded on a delaware highway in the northbound lanes of i-495 near the ramp to i-95 in clayton about 4:00 this afternoon. the group from shanghai was on its way from washington, d.c. to new york city. no one was hurt. passengers were take ton a nearby visitors center until another bus arrived. >>> classes resumed tomorrow for the parkland school district in the lehigh valley. officials canceled school on friday after fire swept through the school bus depot. >> that's right, crews spent the weekend making repartly sunny of damages buses. christie ileto has more. >> reporter: that's right, a quarter of the fleet was wiped out in that fire. to make sure tomorrow is business as usual, bu

state police say six two-year old melvin baskerville was traveling the wrong way and driven by monique pierre. both drivers died at the scene responders took seven hours to clear the scene. >>> police every investigating a suspect home invasion in the cities oxford circle section. >> investigators were alerted to the situation when one of the victims managed to escape and call for help. "action news" reporter bob brooks, has the full story. >> scared for my life right now. i don't know what is going on. i lived here 27 years. never in, my life had i feel this problem. >> reporter: for this woman what happened across the street from her oxford circle home this morning may have been the breaking point. she's thinking bay move now. >> i want to get out of here. >> reporter: you're thinking about leaving. >> yes, i really want to move. this really, wants to make me move now. >> reporter: philadelphia police say it was around 4:00 in the 2100 block of sand saw street, two masked men with guns kicked opened the door, pistol whipped one of the men inside and tied him up , and then they starte

the other driver, monique pierre thrown from her car, bolt pronounced dead from the scene. no word on why he was driving the wrong way. >> and group of tourists are back at home after the bus they were riding home caught fire i495 claymont month, delaware, the fire led to the closure of the 495 northbound onramp to 95 north. the tour group waited on the side of the highway, until they were shuttled to the pennsylvania welcome center in boothwyne. >> classes cents will resume wednesday at stillman douglas high school in park land, florida, yesterday some of the student returned to the school for counselling, many of them brought their parents with them, some classmates placed flowers at memorial near the school entrance. almost two weeks ago, a gunman opened fire in the school killing 17 of their classmates and teachers. >> we'll get through t we're going to make the change we want to make, you know, we will be together in the end. >> therapy dokes helped comfort the student, teachers and staff returned to the school on friday. >> well, two of the student who survived the fl

the other driver, 32 year old monique every coatesville, eject from the her vehicle was also pronounced dead at the scene. >> meanwhile, people are waking up to massive devestation in the central us. the deadly storm ripped through several states, five people dead after the storm heavy rain and destructive tornados. here is hena doba. >> oh, my gosh. >> at least dozen tornados were reported over the weekends. from arkansas to kentucky leaving path of destruction behind. the national weather service has confirmed there was ef2 tornado with maximum winds of 135 miles per hour. that killed 79 year old jane combs. inside her home near bowling green. >> that's not helping. he was the one that found her. >> combs daughter says her father, john, lost his home and the love of his life. >> it took the roof off. sucked him back to the base. he immediately went up the steps and he started calling for her. and he moved a big thing every bricks and he knew the minute he saw her that she was gone. >> heavy rain has caused severe flooring in much of the state. kentucky governor declared a state-wide e

monique of camden county's naacp have serious concerns about what they saw on the video and say the rest of the city should be raising a red flag. >> everybody should be furious what is going on. we know it's going on and they sweep it under the rug. what we need is a citizen's review board. >> reporter: for those new accusations, police tell me they will not talk about this since the investigation still continues. the mayor also tells me in the last five years the city has made great strides in building relationships with officers and residents. once again, the camden county prosecutor now has the case. for now we're live in camden, aaron baskerville. >>> we're seeing through the eyes of philadelphia officers that rescued a man. those officers are being hailed as heroes tonight. >> everybody out! >> this body cam footage shows officers eugene donohue and nickelous harper making their way through this house on north 17th street. they were responding to a fire call and found smoke billowing from the second floor. the officers ran inside where they found a man in a wheelchair and helped ca

. >> reporter: her daughter, monique, was killed as she shielded her 2-year-old son from gang memberssault weapons. >> let's stop pussyfooting around and playing political games. we need to get all these guns off the street. >> reporter: the rally was organized by grassroots organizations calling for universal background checks. many also want assault weapons banned. >> it's a human rights issue that we can't seem to wrap our heads around which seems insane. >> reporter: it's one of many protests around the country that sprang up after 17 students were gunned down at marjory stoneman douglas high school. cassandra shank says her 14-year-old daughter goes through active shooter drills four times a year. a move her school implemented after sandy hook, the massacre of 20 first graders and 6 staff members sparked similar outrage, but no change in federal gun laws. >> if it didn't happen with sandy hook, why is it going to happen now? >> i don't have an excuse for that. should be ashamed. >> reporter: shanks believes the latest shooting is different since the loudest voices are from studen

his wife, monique, was his accomplice.rities for quite some time. but it was still quite a shock when we heard from france that he had admitted to being involved in the murder. the parents of joanna parrish have spent the last decades fighting for justice for their daughter, and pressing the french authorities to keep investigating the case. we suspected michel fourniret for many years. and that was based on a number of things, quite a lot as a matter of fact, but we have always recognised that those things had been circumstantial, and probably not evidence that would be supported through a legal case. michel fourniret has yet to be charged with the murder ofjoanna parrish and will be questioned further. but joanna's parrish and will be questioned further. butjoanna's family hope their long search for answers is finally over. two people have died when a car was struck a train at a level crossing in west sussex. police and paramedics were called to barns green level crossing in horsham just after quarter to nine this mornin

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novel come in the book of salt and bitter in the mouth and chair of the pen literary award committee, moniquethis evening i'm here to recognize the art of the short story. like a pilot, and a short story writer knows that each paragraph , sentence and word is crucial. i would like to recognize jodi angel, leslie mecca arena and alexander klayman. the pen and robert shea tao for emerging writers is generously funded by robert shea who is in the audience with us. [applause] the prize recognizes 12 emerging fiction writers for their debut short story published in the literary magazine, our cultural website in 2017. please hold your applause to the hand while they read the names of this year's honorees. the winners are you on him off the road, lauren friedlander, christina friese, lynn king, drew mccutcheon, celeste mohammed, embrace and morally, mod truth, alex jarrell, it gave the thomists will occur see a, megyn tucker and bernie long. [applause] the next award tonight is the pen phyllis naylor writing workshop which is offered in nearly two children or young adult fiction. this fellowship is

she grew up in north dakota with her teammate and twin sister moniq monique.en all eyes to mansdison roon. barrelling down to the net and madison rises to the occasion. denying the goal and securing gold as american women capture olympic gold for the first time since 1998. after the win, born in the usa was blasting through the speakers. this epic game was coming to an end. lindsey vonn had one more chance at olympic gold in the alpine combined. she was in first place after the downhill portion, but then disaster. missing a gate. running off course in the slalom. helpi hoping to end the career with gold. afterwards, she says she is all out of tears after failing to medal yesterday as well. > americans had something to celebrate. mikaela shiffrin took silver adding to the gold she won earlier in pyeongchang. mikaela has already matched lindsey vonn in terms of olympic medal count. two goldis, a silver and bronze. immedia medal count. norway in first. germany in second. usa jump up to fourth. >>> a grenade at the u.s. embassy. we will update you next. it's time

that is monique's sister, jocelyn and a final chance for canada and the u.s.'rst olympic gold since 1998. fitting it happened to take place on the 38th anniversary of the 1980 mens miracle on ice. >> a double whammy. >> i think the flyers should sign her. it's a great game. >> it really was. >>> you may not know the name kate spadaro but she is famous at catholic high school. the senior with down syndrome got the game of her life and got to play on the girls basketball team. and she took to the court in the game against lenape. and scored a basket in the first quarter there. and the harlem globetrotters go to give her another great moment. >> look what happened today. >> how about that? they visited kate and the team today. and gave her her own jersey and made a basket and couple of tricks and commended the team for showing compassion to kate part of the national bullying prevention program. and the globetrotters are here next week at the wells fargo center center and coming up the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> a live look through the sky 6 hd camera. the

kelly monique zachary was in that car. the crash happened early yesterday morning just off ashby avenue and berkeley. police haven't said what led up to the crash but it sent the bus and car into a parked car. then into a driveway. and then into a house. >>> another warm weekend on tap. very different from what we're usually dealing with here. >> from last year, it was pouring. let's look outside at at&t park. the giants are already having spring baseball. they're having a fan fest. >> i was looking back at my facebook memories. one year ago we were tracking all the rivers flooding around the bay area. a much different picture. we get a live look outside with some sunshine, all clear weather, and we could possibly set a few more records today. we've had records all week long with our highs. we're heading to 73 degrees in napa and the record is 75. we'll be very close. san jose, maybe 1 degree shy of the record. and in livermore, 75. in oakland, tying a record most likely, and in santa rosa, we'll be very close. you talked

they go to the shootout of to the shootout of that would be twin sister monique jocelyn for the twinsave in the u.s.a. wins three manafort two. first since 1998. a huge day for the americans. david wise women and women's half pipe. this is the freestyle snowboarding like event, but it's actually skied on the half pipe. he wins the gold and his teammate would come up with the silver medal in this event. in women's alpine skiing, mikhail shifrin shining comeback fashion after she was about six, seven after the first run comes back is against the silver medal while lindsay vaughn who led after the first part of the com petition, did not battle in her final. while norway continues to lead by a bunch, sitting with 33 u.s. total, made up some major ground. team u.s.a. goes from 12 to 21 medals including a first-ever gold in olympic cross-country skiing. keegan randall, five-time olympian part of the winning team. she filled my mom on the u.s. delegation about leap in pyeongchang impair the white house has announced ivanka trumpet with the delegation of the closing ceremony at the winter ol

canada was up 2-1 when monique morando scores to tie it.ss overtime to the shootout her twin sister jocelyne davidson with the shootout goal that puts team usa up 3-2. so canada's megan augusto had to make this to keep canada alive. she is denied by maddie rooney in the net and pandemonium breaks out as team usa has their first gold in women's hockey since 1998. the heroic twins one who scored the tying goal, the other scored the winner, discuss the deciding situation. >> what was the name your move? how many years will it take me to actually learn that move? >> it's called, whoops i did it again, it's a natural progression. i would say it took me a solid four years to make it look like that. so a couple of years. >> it's not going to take me that long. >> whoops, did i it again. a devastating defeat for team canada. watch the medal ceremony. the silver given to jocelyn lerocque who said we came here to get gold. she took off her silver medal and on the pedestal later an official put it back on her and said for legal reasons, you have to ke

remember, canada had won gold in the last two olympics, and it was monique who brought the game to a tie in the final period, scoring a goal, and then joycelyn who scored the game-winning goal in the shootout. how great is that? just unbelievable. exciting. just such great representation of sportsmanship for our nation, coming back after twice, you know, seeing canada take the gold, ending up with silver, now coming back and winning the gold. so this ends canada's four-time gold medal winning streak in women's hockey. obviously, it was just a joyous occasion, certainly for my state of north dakota, but for our whole country. and just uplifting, all the things that you want the olympics truly to be. as you arrive home from south korea, we congratulate team u.s.a. on their historic victory and thank them for representing our nation with their incredible dedication, tireless effort, and tremendous sportsmanship. with that, mr. president, i would yield the floor. mr. brown: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: last month, ohio laid to rest two remarkabl

my colleagues, monique and ethan, but i want to call out the great and extensive work of our analysts, who worked in close partnership with miss boulier. so today's presentation is going to be brief, covering the key points of the task force process and its recommendations. you did receive in your packet another presentation set of slides summarizing some polling that was done by the transportation authority that might be a little bit juicier than what i have to talk about today. it was done at the same time as the task force process but was not specifically part of that process itself, so it's not on the agenda today. if there's interest, we can bring the transportation authority in to talk about it in the future. so onto the task force. this task force had some very big goals, identifying what should be funded, transportation wise and considering what revenue source might -- might best get us there. it brought together a spectrum of people to make recommendations on this, including director torres, and this group of people was tackling something that fundamentally affects this city

base of a neck and have fathers monique america. has a delusion and i can convey your can be a few. better with many of. the autumn an empire began receding in the nineteenth century. in eight hundred thirty it lost algeria to france. while egypt gradually came under british rule which then expanded into the arabian peninsula. the arabs of mesopotamia greater syria and the his. remains part of the ottoman empire which was undergoing its own changes. whether to address or. democrat or you mention loose at the very near. a well measureless well but as erlich fee. measures a third me when i'm a mostly. moderate middle i live a lot of b. i looked at a lot of the year mostly million. in one thousand eight the committee of union and progress the young turks overthrew didn't have me just act. and restored to the eight hundred seventy six constitution. this reduced tension at the top of ottoman politics but also created infighting among arab groups in the empire and let her hear much more of a new dictatorial. the more we. can debate home. and who knows i'll call me to get paid. of but ther

. >> reporter: that's why assemblywoman monique lemon of santa barbara said this fight is personal. >> we will not expand offshore oil drilling because we as californians will pay the costs. >> reporter: but california lawmakers warned the white house the state will block pipelines to get back to land, supporters chanting that message for miles all the way to the sacramento library. it's where the u.s. bureau of ocean energy management set up stations to gather feedback. >> our society has to find a way to move forward realistically. >> reporter: bill brown is the bureau's chief environmental officer overseeing the government's drilling program. he says preventing oil spills is a priority. >> our job is to make sure that we don't do this in the areas that are especially contested, but at the end of the day, we won't have all of our energy provided by wind and solar. >> reporter: this is the only planned hearing in california and one of 23 happening across coastal states where the federal government is making federal plans for offshore drilling. these pictures from this morning. we're

other driver, 32 year old monique pierre eject from the her vehicle and also pronounced dead at the scene. >> passenger does the unexpected. and is arrested at newark liberty international airport. >> well the man did on board a plane that landed him in handcuffs. coming up next. we'll also have this. >> also they said over our house, and lucky to be alive. >> flood waters rise and tornados touched down in a storm that stretched from texas to canada. i'm hena doba with the details on the violent and fatal storm system ahead. >> and an investigation is underway at penn state. what happened to the nittany lions statue over the weekend >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> okay, i love this song. so, how long has this rain and fog been going on? it feels like quite some time, right? i think we are collectively all ready to see it go. kate when we come back will tell us when we can see some sunshine again. won't than nice? we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ oh! there's one.a "the sea cow"" manatees in novelty ts? surprisin

his wife, monique, was his accomplice.sure from the french authorities for quite some time. but it was still quite a shock when we heard from france that he had admitted to being involved in the murder. joanna parrish's parents have spent the last decades fighting forjustice for their daughter, and pressing the french authorities to keep investigating the case. we had suspected michel fourniret for many years. and that was based on a number of things, quite a lot as a matter of fact, but we have always recognised that those things had been circumstantial, and probably not evidence that can be supported through a legal case. michel fourniret has yet to be charged with the murder ofjoanna parrish and will be questioned further. butjoanna's family hope their long search for answers is finally over. ukip members are meeting in birmingham this afternoon to vote on whether henry bolton should stay on as party leader. mr bolton refused to resign last month after losing a no—confidence vote from the party's ruling body. he's been

>> yang: monique debi is the principal. >> it feels good to be in a space that has technology for children that has interactive smart boards, we have the flex furniture here and all coaborative space. >> yang: as a school principal and as an educator, what does it ean to be in a facility l this? >> i think this atmosphere speaks to the investment that we're making in our children and our families and then their future. and so when they have what theyt nelearn and the basic need is met the worry is less able to focus more on teaching andle ning. >> yang: but the plan only calls for between 23 and 28 new buildings out of at least 140 iw need of repah completion now set for 2021. for jon gray, that's too few and too far away. >> i can't worry about whether orisot i know everything on test to pass if i can't even focus. i'm cold we need an answer now because while we're building those schools students are still cold the water is still dirty. we need money to be able to build our 21st century schools but at the same time k the schools we have now. ad yang: without long-term solutions to deces-o

both baskerville and the other driver, 32-year-old monique pierre were killed. >>> friends say pierrend was coming home from an overnight shift at the time that of crash. police aren't sure why baskerville traveled down both roads the wrong way. the accident shut down the road in east whiteland township for more than seven hours. >>> well, a gloucester county special needs teacher facing a number of serious charges in connection to a deadly hit-and-run crash over the weekend. this is 34-year-old nicholas jahn. police say he struck 44 weird jawana wilcox in washington township this early saturday morning. he was arrested later that day at his home. police say jahn who is a teacher at the durand academy in woodbury fell asleep at the wheel. >> pennsylvania state police are renewing their plea for information about a body found in ridley state park. a group of hikers discovered the remains of an unidentified woman in january 2016. investigators have used and facial reconstruction to determine what she might have looked like. they believe she was between 25 and 45 years old. she was also

. >> reporter: they did just that, monique lamoureux tying the game 2-2. then 20 minutes of nail-biting overtime. >> the next team to score wins the gold medal. >> reporter: neither team able to put the puck in the net, forcing that epic shootout. the u.s. women's hockey team hasn't won gold since 1998 when the sport debuted in nagano. they came close in sochi, but an overtime loss to the canadians left them heartbroken. last night's incredible win sparked joy for american fans watching in the arena. >> we got the gold medal! >> reporter: in a little bit of karmaic timing, today marks 38 years to the day that the u.s. men's team beat the soviet union in the little game we like to call miracle on ice. guys, back to you and that awesome team. >> all right, you guys, the golden girls are here. they are fresh off their big win. >> congratulations. >> ladies! all right, maddie, or as i like to say rooney, rooney, rooney. maddie, you had the save of your life. i went up and saw your mom and dad who were up in the seats and they were -- you were sitting there, yo

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