and noelle is joining me now here live in the studio.see you. >> thank you. >> and of course you brought the medal. >> i did, of course. >> when you wear that around your neck, how many people say they want to touch it? >> a lot of people. do you want to touch it? >> of course. oh, it's so heavy. >> right? i know. >> so obviously this was such a pivotal moment in your life. i had the great fortune of being able to see this happen. it was on tape, but i felt like it was live. with my children when i was away on a trip with them. it was so inspiring all the way around. for you, what i'm interested in knowing is, when you reach that moment, do you think about all the sacrifice that you put into getting there, or is it just the sheer joy? >> the moments leading up to it, i spoke to my husband. we spoke about all the sacrifice that it took. it definitely wasn't just one day. there was a lot that went into it. yeah, for sure we think about those sacrifices. it makes it that much more memorable and passionate, i guess, as i crossed that finish

noelle, her husband, janson, childrenlacee and traycen are with us.'ve got seating arrangements out. lacee actually wanted my chair a moment ago. >> trying to kick you out. >> trying to kick me out. hey, a future anchor. how great do you feel? i saw you dancing a minute ago. >> oh, man, i feel ecstatic. this is absolutely an incredible moment for me and our family and we just couldn't do it without each other. >> let's talk about the run, because as you're, i guess, around curve five, you kind of hit the edge. >> i did. >> did you think you lost it? >> i did. around that bend, i fell off, i was a little high, came off, hit the side. and i thought there goes my medal, i'm going to finish fourth again. and i just tried to hold my form, and once i crossed that finish line, i was just hoping to see a number two next to my name, hoping for the bronze medal and when i saw him holding up the number one, meaning the silver medal, i couldn't contain my emotions. and i immediately thought i want to be with the most important people in my life, share this moment

. >>> people in haven't noelle have -- haven't noelle have been calm under out and the first 100 guestsill very received a commemorative. they are targeting convenient stores and the specific items they are after. >>> and in sochi, the 3d images to enhance visuals. >>> it is actually showing some problem not here but in other parts of the bay area it may make it tough for you to drive and when is it our next -- when is our next rain. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ . >>> he broke his leg while skiing in the back mountains, they were going down the hill when all of a sudden he shattered his left leg. his friend help had stabilize his leg and helped build him a snow cave and went for help. >> had they not found me, it might not hav

. >> noelle walker is at the coast where the rain is expected.the but we begin with bill martin. >> storm system number two right on time. it's moving off the pacific it is a really big storm. first thing you will notice is the size of this thing. i can give you a length of this. it's over 1,200 miles, 1,300 miles long. it's about 500 miles wide. it's a huge storm, the crooks of it is going to move into southern south -- southern california. the heaviest rain moving into the forecast. that's where it stands now. showers begin in the half hour or two. take a look at the computer models this is how we see it. we see the shower poised just offshore. the winds start to come up. then around 2:00 in the morning some of the heaviest wind is going to wake you up tonight. when i come back right after the break we're going to take that computer model and we're going to roll it into the afternoon commute. i'll see you back here with all the details and we'll talk more. >>> a wind advisory went into effect minutes ago and for the coast and east bay hills it

. >> noelle walker is at the coast where the rain is expected.the but we begin with bill martin. >> storm system number two right on time. it's moving off the pacific it is a really big storm. first thing you will notice is the size of this thing. i can give you a length of this. it's over 1,200 miles, 1,300 miles long. it's about 500 miles wide. it's a huge storm, the crooks of it is going to move into southern south -- southern california. the heaviest rain moving into the forecast. that's where it stands now. showers begin in the half hour or two. take a look at the computer models this is how we see it. we see the shower poised just offshore. the winds start to come up. then around 2:00 in the morning some of the heaviest wind is going to wake you up tonight. when i come back right after the break we're going to take that computer model and we're going to roll it into the afternoon commute. i'll see you back here with all the details and we'll talk more. >>> a wind advisory went into effect minutes ago and for the coast and east bay hills it

reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> for the first time in a month we are hearing from the mother of jahi mcmath. jahi mcmath was declared brain dead after having tonsil surgery. the mother isn't speaking on camera. she released a letter that says this continues to be an unbelievably difficult time. despite what people say about her being dead and how i must be ignorant i can tell you she is businesser physically since -- better physically. she wants people to know jahi mcmath is not suffering and surrounded by love. we posted the entire letter on www.ktvu.com. >>> governor jerry brown wants to speed up funding to conserve water during the drought crisis. >> this is serious. today is a call for action. the state will do its part but we are asking all the citizens to do their part. >> the state parts includes $687 million for projects. inpanded use of recycled water and new ways to capture storm run off. officials say some projects will take time but many are ready. >> water recycling plants ready to be implemented, just waiting for funding to be implemented. all th

noelle walker was there. >> reporter: when east meets west.ahli lama takes his role of buddhist spiritual leader seriously and he can be seriously funny. his message was simple. try to become compassionate human being. >> reporter: how to achieve happiness. >> in order to become a happy person or a happy family, happy community, happy nation. then finally happy humanity. >> reporter: the dahli lama has lived in exile since fleeing tibet in 1969. he won the peace prize. for followers just being in his presence is said to bring great favor. >> it's about compassion and happiness and peace and we look up to him for that. >> reporter: for others it's just great therapy. >> it reminds me that i'm responsible for my happiness. >> reporter: it's also a chance for the audience to ask pressing questions. >> what do you do all day? what do you like to do for fun? >> the most important, eating. >> reporter: making sure his message on happiness left everyone smiling. >> okay, thank you. thank you. >> reporter: noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> as th

as noelle walker reports they found hundreds of gold coins from the 19th century in near mint conditionand worth an estimated $10 million. >> reporter: if these rusted old canisters could tell a story we would all lean in. >> this is as cool as it gets. >> reporter: a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow that stretches back to california's gold rush days. a couple walking their dog on their gold country property found a can sticking out of the dirt. they weud -- widdled it out with a stick and dug it out carefully. >> just looking at it, it looks like it was minted yesterday. >> i said just about how many are they? and they said, we found about 1,500 of them. >> reporter: this coin alone is worth $1 million. >> i have never seen anything like it in my life and i will never see anything like it again. >> reporter: kagan wrote the book on gold rush coins. >> some of these are finist there is. it's exciting for someone like me. and it isn't just the coins. i've done this for a long time but it's the story. >> reporter: it's a snapshot of our history. a time when putting money in the ground

as noelle walker tells us, one of stow's sister told the attackers they got off easy. >> reporter: in a los angeles county courtroom the wheels of justice moved forward as bryan stow's family looked in the rear-view mirror. >> late in the evening in the dark at dodger stadium was cowardly -- what you did late in the evening in the dark at dodger stadium was cowardly. >> reporter: today in court his family pulled no punches. >> because of your actions bryan can't go to the bathroom by himself. he can't shower by himself, he has to wear adult diapers. and i hate having to even say that outlout but it shows the severity of what you did. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure. however the years you spend in prison is what you credence deserve. >> reporter: marvin norwood got four years for assault. and-- eight years. and a scolding by the judge. >> you're smiling you think it's funny. >> i envy those people who can forgive those who commit acts of violence against their loved ones. i'm here to say i'm not one of those people. >> reporter: coach and music

as noelle walker tells us, one of stow's sister told the attackers they got off easy. >> reporter: in a los angeles county courtroom the wheels of justice moved forward as bryan stow's family looked in the rear-view mirror. >> late in the evening in the dark at dodger stadium was cowardly -- what you did late in the evening in the dark at dodger stadium was cowardly. >> reporter: today in court his family pulled no punches. >> because of your actions bryan can't go to the bathroom by himself. he can't shower by himself, he has to wear adult diapers. and i hate having to even say that outlout but it shows the severity of what you did. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure. however the years you spend in prison is what you credence deserve. >> reporter: marvin norwood got four years for assault. and-- eight years. and a scolding by the judge. >> you're smiling you think it's funny. >> i envy those people who can forgive those who commit acts of violence against their loved ones. i'm here to say i'm not one of those people. >> reporter: coach and music

noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now at 6:00 p.m.ng through the bay area during the commute. details coming up. >> the rain is really starting to pick up. you can see here, ktvu cameras catching it all. >> all the rain is bearing down on the commute, the traffic impacts tonight as people head home. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> pounding rain is making its way through there bay area tonight. this is a live look. good evening. frank somervilledying. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> crews are monitoring the impact and damage from the storm. our coverage begins right now with chief meteorologist bill martin who is tracking the math of the storm. >> first things first. we need the rain. this is great news but it is hitting on the afternoon commute. we are having problems on the roadway. here is how much rain we have seen. the numbers are going to come in. half inch of rain in santa rosa. mountain view half inch of rain. the system moving thro

noelle walker joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: this is the safeway that sparked in amber alert. i got that amber alert on my phone but before that i heard one from a helicopter. that came from an oakland police helicopter search him and came from in oakland helicopter coming from overhead. -- that came from and oakland helicopter overhead. police are concerned for this little girl. >> the information is that the suspect does not know the occupants. this is a stranger deck has gained control of their vehicle. we want to find the vehicle as soon as possible. >> reporter: take a look at this picture. it is a picture of the suspect. the suspect is in african american man, 160 pounds, the amber alert list him as 35 years old. police say he is closer to 40 years old. we also have a photo of the car like the one that is carjacked. it is a two in three -- it is a 2001 infinity suv, here is the license plate number, 6jfm648. because there is a license plate number you assume police know who owns the car. i have asked police if they have reached out to the owner and i am told that they h

ktvu's noelle walker is live in san francisco.ho wants to install the update immediately. >> you need to do that but experts i spoke to say before you install that patch make sure you are doing it from a trusted secure network like your home or work. >> reporter: we hold the world in the palm of our hands but a bug wormed its way into apple products. potentially putting your private information at someone else's finger tips. >> that is messed up. >> if you have an ios device or mack computer you are vulnerable. >> they don't make mistakes. don't have bugs. >> some developer is going to be feeling bad about the mistake. >> reporter: the apple bug spans across all platforms. a big problem that started with something small. >> it was a copy and paste. the first one closed a loop. the second skipped. >> reporter: it skipped the part that is supposed to identify the person you think you are communicating with. >> security can be removed and that is the law. >> reporter: there is -- flaw. >>> there is a patch available and you can't ins

noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the history of tasers in the b.a.r.t. killed in 2009 by a b.a.r.t. officer who miss take his gun for a taser. at the time only 20% of b.a.r.t.'s police force carried tasers. b.a.r.t.'s police chief banned the use of tasers, that ended a couple months later. may 2011 the b.a.r.t. board voted to buy 130 additional tasers so all officers could have one. >>> a wild high-speed chase crossed two counties today speeds at 100 miles per hour iand we learned the stolen car belonged to a former california highway patrolman. the white car was stolen in walnut creek from a retired chp officer. the california highway patrol said it started at 8:00 a.m. this morning on interstate 80. it ended when the driver lost control and the car flipped on the willow pass off ramp from interstate 680 in concord. these are pictures another viewer posted on facebook. the driver was taken into custody. he is a wanted parolee and armed with a weapon. >>> to san francisco and a call to protect pedestrians. ktvu's alex savage tonight with the emotional pl

. >> noelle walker is live. what is the company saying about the recall? >> reporter: nothing. listed as their media contact went unreturned. it will have far reaching effects beyond this facility. petaluma-based rancho feeding corporation, the only activity we saw a few cattle. for the second time in a month the facility is the subject of a recall and usda investigation. the first happened in january. this time it is much bigger. 9million pounds of beef are being recalled. so much beef it was likely going on for a year and much of it likely already made it to dinner tables. rancho feeding corporation processed diseased or unsound animals without inspection. a key element in making sure food is safe. >> they make sure they are healthy and then as they go through the process, they look again at all the animals. >> reporter: he is stunned by the news which he says has far reaching impact. >> they will now have to make arrangements for their cattle to be processed elsewhere and that means they will have to transport them. >> reporter: they are one of the customers. today they conf

as noelle walker reports they found hundreds of gold coins from the 19th century in near mint conditionand worth an estimated $10 million. >> reporter: if these rusted old canisters could tell a story we would all lean in. >> this is as cool as it gets. >> reporter: a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow that stretches back to california's gold rush days. a couple walking their dog on their gold country property found a can sticking out of the dirt. they weud -- widdled it out with a stick and dug it out carefully. >> just looking at it, it looks like it was minted yesterday. >> i said just about how many are they? and they said, we found about 1,500 of them. >> reporter: this coin alone is worth $1 million. >> i have never seen anything like it in my life and i will never see anything like it again. >> reporter: kagan wrote the book on gold rush coins. >> some of these are finist there is. it's exciting for someone like me. and it isn't just the coins. i've done this for a long time but it's the story. >> reporter: it's a snapshot of our history. a time when putting money in the ground

ktvu's noelle walker is live there now after talking with police and a ranger who has a theory on what happened. >> reporter: that park ranger livers over there, up a hill, steps away from where the burning body was found. he >> reporter: when something happens in the park she hears it. >> i can hear owls and owls are not very loud. >> hikers talking. car alarms set. kids crying. a symphony outside her window which has a view of the parking lot. >> i don't know how far away that is. >> reporter: which is why she is puzzled. she didn't hear anything saturday night when police found a badly burned body. >> i don't think anyone could burn like that and not scream. >> it leads to one conclusion. >> this person was already dead and that somebody set her on fire here. >> police tell ktvu personal items at the scene saturday night helped investigators identify the woman. white woman, late 40s from the bay area. >> the family have not seen or heard from her so it is matching up. >> reporter: the coroner will have to identify positive kids and cause of death. -- idaho and cause of death. -- i.d

noelle walker has the story. >> reporter: the school's interim president told me this was all planned by the students. though well intended that would alert administration to what's happening. we talked to some students who said when that announcement came over the loud speaker there was some nervous laughter and a lot of dropped jaws. when students planned black history month activities they didn't set out to make news. >> they thought this was a clever way in their own way of celebrating black history month. it was as simple and naive as that. >> reporter: today the school's interim president reimforced what was said in this letter about a menu for black history month that included fried chicken, corn bread and watermelon saying at no time do we wish to perpetuate stereo types. the school says the special menu was planned by students that were part of the black student club without staff approval or permission. >> they didn't mean it in a marine way -- in a mean way. i understand why some people got hurt. >> reporter: black history is on display at the library in oakland. >> i guess

in concord, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> two new flu deaths were confirmed today in santa cruz county. health officials are releasing only a little information about the victims. both were men, one man was between 20 and 30 years old. the other between 50 and 60 years old. santa cruz has now confirmed three deaths so far this season. 35 people have died from the flu in the bay area so far this season. 10 of those in santa clara county alone. and today san mateo county confirmed itself sixth death. there has now been at least one death confirmed in all nine bay area counties. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee reemphasized his push for more affordable housing in san francisco. he came during a tour of new project on 1600 market street in hayes valley. the authority has vowed that 100% of the units are affordable. >> more people want to live in our wonderful city. a lot of people living here want to stay. if we are almost militaristic about building and constructing housing such as this wonderful sector we're at. >> the mayor says he wants to build 30,000 new homes in san franci

. >> noelle pikus-pace has that olympic medal. >> she did it! >> t.j.shie, the hero of the today's men's game against russia. >> team usa wins! >> 62 years of waiting is finally over! >> more than 16 years of training will come down to just two performances. >> olympic champions. the highest score ever recorded. >> it's been a big day for team usa here in the mountains. >> ligety has the gold! >> 18-year-old colorado native mikaela shiffrin is dreaming big. >> gold for the u.s.! >> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams is back tomorrow. i'm lester holt, reporting from sochi. a reminder, the broadcast of the closing ceremony begins at 8:00, 7:00 central here on nbc. for our team here and all of us at nbc news, good night. >> a milestone for professional sports. the nba's first gay player took the court tonight. stanford grad jason collins just signed with the brooklyn nets. >>> just the dalai lama is in the bay area. what he had to say to hundreds at a rally in berkeley, why others proper testing his visit. >>> a death investigati

and noelle pikus-pace in the final two runs of women's skeleton. a great evening all the way around. back to you, brian. >> meredith vieira, thanks. and we'll be watching tonight. >>> still ahead for us this evening, tom brokaw with the aforementioned bode miller. the outspoken american champ who has been at the center of controversy over the years tonight. you will see a changed man. >>> and later, cleaning up while on alert. tens of thousands evacuating at the same time as an angry volcano lets loose. . >>> back at these olympic winter games. bode miller at 36 years of age is both the oldest alpine skier on the u.s. team and the most heavily decorated with five career medals. and if he wins a medal at these games, he'll set an age record as well. tom brokaw has spent a lot of time with bode miller at the last several olympics and sat down with him before making the trip to russia. >> that was absolutely an outrageous run, you know, his best run of the season. >> the bode style, your personality and your skiing technique. out of the gate and let i

in oakland, noelle walker. >>> california farmers got their chance today to weigh in on the state's plan to restrict water deliveries during the drought. a public workshop was held in the matter in sacramento. on january 31st. the state announced it would hold back water in california's reservoirs that means there's less water available for agriculture and environmental projects such as fish migration. the board will hear more tomorrow on the plan to stockpile water. >>> ktvu.com has complete coverage on the california drought. you will hear more information. just click on our special section under hot topics. >>> after that big storm. we were all hopping that it would open up the flood gates but it sure hasn 't. >> and our chief meteorologist bill martin with what we can expect. >> these last few days has felt like spring. we're getting closer to spring, we need rain. showers out there now to the north. we'll tell you where they're headed. that's not what you expect in february right. so those are the showers for the north that put a measure on. the showers are showing up. 150miles or s

noelle picas pace is second going into the final two runs. the men's figure skating competition wraps up with the free skate program. american jason brown has the best shot for a medal. he's in sixth place now. when i join you next from sochi live on "news4 today," we'll catch up with the other ashley from virginia, ashley caldwell on, skis. >> looking forward to. thank you very much. >>> we're tracking events and weather on nbcwashington.com. plus, get results on got with alerts from our news app, download it in the app store and google play. >>> icy conditions aren't the only problem for people around the district. the number of people still in the dark. >>> we've been talking about the major streets being cleared. side streets like this, as you see in the live picture, entirely different story. the problems you'll encounter. >>> icy morning, roads, streets, sidewalks, the red zone covers most of virginia, maryland, and the district. >>> 5:10. the snow has stopped falling, now you just have to dig out. this is northwest washington. you see

>>we also represent a wonderful mother by the name of noelle pikus-pace who's gonna be competing this thursday and friday at skeleton. we're really hopeful that she's gonna have a great run. >>and there's a paralympic competitor >>heath calhounwho's in a great spot with at&t right now. he's an incredible war veteran and just an amazing skier. he does a great bit of acting in it i think you'll see. >>yeahwarm little ending with that smile. are these guys making millions of dollars? how big of a deal do you get for them? >>i think realistically for the vast majority of olympic athleteswe're trying to get them sponsors to help them spend time training so they can potentially not work and make this their full time occupation as they lead into the games. so it's really not millions of dollars. there are a few exceptions to that with shaun white and ted ligety but for the most part these athletes are making a living. >>we've got the 2016 rio olympics summer games coming up. are you already working on that? >>yes we're already talking to and recruiting athletes and getting our athletes who c

our noelle walker explains the issue that lead up to the plants second recall in less than a month. >> reporter: production is shutdown today at rancho feeding corporation in petaluma, the only activity we saw a few cattle. for the second time in less than a month, the meat processing facility is the subject of a recall and usda investigation. the first rate happened in january. this time though it's much bigger. nearly 9 million pounds of beef from head to tail are being recalled, so much beef for the small facilities it was likely going on for a year and much of it likely already made it to dinner tables. inspectors say rancho feeding corporation processed disease or unsound animals without federalinspection, a key element in making sure food supplies are safe. >> you have an inspector who inspects every animal to make sure they're healthy and then as they go through the process, they look again at all of the animals. >> the editor of cattle buyers weekly told us he's stunned by the news which he says has far reaching impacts for north bay ranchers. >> they will now have to make arr

noelle walker tells us that body was discovered last night near the entrance of the national park. >> the road leads straight to the winding trails of redwood regional park. it springs to life on a warm sunny day. >> lots of people, lots of dogs. >> reporter: the serenity of the wide open space is a stark contrast. >> i saw a lot of police cars out here. >> reporter: so what brought police out here on a thick fog last night. >> as they described it a badly burned body. >> reporter: a burning body in a parking lot and few clues except a victim is believed to be a woman. police call the death suspicious. >> it's one of the worse. we've had a couple of instances. this is few and far between. >> reporter: a man driving home along skyline boulevard told ktvu he could see an orange glow. >> big fire in the corner of redwood park. >> he opportunity want to be identified but he told us he assumed it was kids burning cans. >> it was horrible to hear that i actually saw that. >> reporter: and horrible for many to hear the park that makes them feel so alive is now marked by death. though police

noelle pipe and katie uhlaender start the day in second and fourth. meanwhile, american speed skaters are looking for answers after a string of disappointing performances. "the wall street journal" reports they may be slowed down by a design flaw in their high-tech under armour racing suits. the company says it's working with the team to improve performance. kirit radia, abc news, moscow. >>> all right. one more note about those much hyped suits, reports now say u.s. officials are trying to get permission for skaters to use older under armour suits that they wore in a previous competition. >>> all right, and here's the current medals count. the u.s. moving up the table thanks to that medals sweep. germany has won the most gold so far. >> all right, it's weather not even cupid could love. how mother nature is putting a damper on valentine's day. >>> and under arrest. stunning new developments in the case of a deadly mail bomb. we're learning how the suspect knew the victims. >>> plus, road to recovery. a teenager who fell thousands of feet after her pa

noelle walker joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: this is the safeway that sparked in amber alertopter search him and came from in oakland helicopter coming

noelle walker was kept busy with so many wet roads. >> reporter: a cold wind in the air and many dusted off the umbrella. it's beginning to look a lot like winter. finally. >> right now we're headed to a solo vehicle spin out. >>> the chp says this morning on 880 alone there was several spin outs in the slippery wet conditions. >> the problem with california is it's not typical to have rain in these type of areas. so it's a skill to drive defensively in the rain. >> reporter: meaning we're all a little bit out of practice. they were out of practice in the winter league too. >> yeah it's been a long time. >> reporter: berkeley's west lake nursery took advantage of the shower. >> our plants are definitely going to appreciate it. >> reporter: workers have been watering plants all winter which has been unusual. but today the nursery's waterfall finally had company from mother nature. >> every little bit helps i guess but it's not significant enough to change things. >> reporter: while this little bit of rain is nice it is just a few drops in the bucket. to get back up to normal levels we wo

. >> reporter: american noelle pikus-pace fresh out of retirement sliding head first into the secondastest time of the night. she and teammate katy ulander spotting that bald eagle helmet going for gold later today. moments ago team usa's golden boys, alpine rivals bode miller and ted ligety, taking to the slopes but no luck in the super combined trying to make up for disappointment in the downhill earlier this morning. and we just found out that no medal for bode or ted ligety. that's the latest update and also another big story today. everyone has been surprised about the poor showing of the american speed skaters shut out in sochi, for example, shani davis was projected to win the 1,000-meter but posted one of the slowest times in his career. some say the high-tech speeding suits are to blame made from under armour. they have vents in the back and may be causing drag. so u.s. speed skating is trying to get approval to change the suits to what they wore during the world cup and some sending them back to the seamstress to have them modified. six more speed skating events to come so

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noelle pikus-pace and katie start the day in second and fourth.d down by a design flaw in their high-tech under armour racing suits. the company says they are working with the team to perfect performance. kirit radia, abc news. >> all right. great olympic moment to show you here. check it out. put up the photo. there it is. >> oh, my goodness. this is from the medal ceremony from the women's 500 meter short track speedskating event. silver medalist from italy, sticking her tongue out, making hand gestures. the south korean bronze medalist, slightly more restrained. what is going on here? >> somewhere in the middle is happy medium. >> she is excited. >> totally excited, right? she has to live with that for the rest of her life. that's the money shot right there. >>> now to new jersey where a silver lining has been found in that black bridgegate cloud hanging over governor chris christie. an associated press review of emergency dispatch records shows that massive traffic jam did not lead to any deaths or injuries, nor seriously compromise anyone's m

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competitor noelle pikes make off like a rocket gliding through every twist and turn all the way to a silver medal. losing out to great lakes britain's lizzie arnold earning the uk first taste of sochi gold immediately after finishing the mother of two climbing up through the stands straight into the arms of her family shouting over and over, we did it. >> i just wanted to go out knowing this is my last and final run of not just the olympics but of my career. >> reporter: one of the biggest events of the day, team usa and russia in a key hockey showdown. it's a preliminary game, but it brings to mind the miracle on ice at the 1980 games in lake placid where a team of amateur and college players defeated the heavily favorited soviet union. team usa's co-captain ryan suter's father was on the team and asked him about the usa's teams of winning the gold. >> i hope we do win the gold as my dad says he tells us win the goal so we don't have to tk about the '80 team anymore. you know, he kind of wants to get the attention off him and just move on, move on with his life. >> reporter: yes, he

noelle pikus-pace does it again! ♪ ♪ ♪ slide! yay! [ male announcer ] td ameritrade.ch your long-term goals one small step at a time. >>> taking you again to this turnpike crash. it's in bethlehem, pennsylvania. it's about 30, 40 minutes from new jersey. it's outside of philadelphia. take a look at that. they say 50 to 100 cars and big rigs involved in this icy slick conditions out there. it led to multiple crashes. but the great news is that they say there are no deaths and no serious injuries. it is taking rescue crews a long time to get there. there are some on the scene but they need additional to check all of the people out so they are having a tough time. can you imagine trying to get through that mess. the great news is no deaths or serious injuries that we are hearing of so far. that is hard to believe. in pennsylvania this morning. >> all right. well, on to sochi this morning. we're getting a better idea what if the hot olympic souvenir is. every time there's got to be a thing. >> you remember in vancouver there were mittens. look at all of the kids. fans had

, noelle, congratulations.ur silver out of sochi. >> thank you so much. >> people may know your story, but in case they don't, you came in fourth in vancouver, you thought you were done, basically heartbreak is what it was. >> yeah. >> and two years later you decide i'm not done. >> yeah. >> what went into this decision? >> honestly, this guy here. he kind of talked me into it, he built my sled if we can do it as's a family and travel the world and make it happen if we can find sponsors that will help us out to support us as a family to make it happen, we can do it. >> why that type of encouragement obviously aside from the fact that you love her and she's your wife? >> it was just a big struggle going into the vancouver games getting hit by the bobsled and not getting back to her potential, i knew she had more to give and really excel like she proved the last couple of years it's been a whirlwind and it's been worth every effort and minute we did for it. >> silver is a big deal. does the color of the medal mat

competitor noelle pikes make off like a rocket gliding through every twist and turn all the way to a silver medal. losing out to great lakes britain's lizzie arnold earning the uk first taste of sochi gold immediately after finishing the mother of two climbing up through the stands straight into the arms of her family shouting over and over, we did it. >> i just wanted to go out knowing this is my last and final run of not just the olympics but of my career. >> reporter: one of the biggest events of the day, team usa and russia in a key hockey showdown. it's a preliminary game, but it brings to mind the miracle on ice at the 1980 games in lake placid where a team of amateur and college players defeated the heavily favorited soviet union. team usa's co-captain ryan suter's father was on the team and asked him about the usa's teams of winning the gold. >> i hope we do win the gold as my dad says he tells us win the goal so we don't have to talk about the '80 team anymore. you know, he kind of wants to get the attention off him and just move on, move on with his life. >> reporter: yes,

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and american noelle pikus-pace took silver behind britain's elizabeth arnold, in women's skeleton. we'll talk to a reporter at the winter games later in the program. >> woodruff: in syria, a car bomb killed as many as 43 people in a village held by rebels. one opposition activist said the bomb exploded next to a truck filled with diesel, setting the fuel on fire. the blast burned cars and damaged a mosque where worshippers had attended friday prayers. a united nations envoy met separately today with the two factions in the syrian peace talks, but both sides said they're at an impasse. the opposition and the assad regime remained divided over whether to focus on political transition or fighting terror. >> the regime has not submitted any other proposal about transition to democratic practice away from bloodshed, away from imposition of the people in power on the population. we hope to receive positive response. we haven't received anything yet. >> those who do not give a chance for discussion and agreement on combatant terrorism are definitely not part of the syrian people, and cont

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