. >> f for the 2008 8 olympic ga, beijing g said everyryone ws welclcome, even usus. nonowe've justst been discarar, it's so crcruel. repoporter: since e the eviction beijing, liu has only secured himself a temporary refuge. the next step is still unclear. liu: we made a life in beijing as migrant workers, because we had no better option. now we just get thrown out wherever we are. there's nowhere for us to go. reporter: no space among the 22 million residents in beijing. in 2016, the government initiated plans to make cities cleaner and d more livablel. bebeijing set a target to redue the population by nearly two million people -- starting with the most v vulnerable. host: and it's the most vulnerable who generally lack access to clean water, too -- as many as 2.1 billion people worldwide. around 263 million people have to walk at least 30 minutes every day just to access water at all. and 159 million get their water straight from lakes and rivers. the world's longest rivers, in fact, ensure the livelihood and survival of billions of people. rivers like the nile. for

fully upheld the appeals of twenty eight russian athletes who had been banned for life from the olympics. gas arbitrators unanimously found that the evidence put forward by the i.o.c. in relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case this is why in twenty cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that's an untidy looking rule violation it was committed by the athletes concerned. this does not mean that these twenty declared innocent but. due to insufficient evidence the appear so held the sanctions. their individual results achieved in such reinstituted so these twenty eight out lead for them it went from a lifetime ban completely not in a single lympics were they allowed to compete it went from that to all allegations and more importantly sanctions against them being dropped talk about extremes really so for them it is really important because this decision has allowed them to finally clear their names and this is something that they've been fighting for for a while now really also this means that nine medals in these sorts of olympi

the rard: securing white's place in nstory as the first ameri male to win gold at three wimeer olympic gas. it was ao redemption for finishing in 4th place at the 2014 games in sochi. but the celebration was short lived, because at a news conference afterwards, a reporter asked white aut a 2016 lawsuit alleging he committed sexual misconduc the suit was filed by a former drummer in his rock band who claimed white repeatedly harassed and verbally abus her for years, and then didn't pays her money she ed. among other allegations, she said white texted her "sexlly explicit and graphic images," "forced her to watch sexually disturbing videos," "made vulgar sexual remarks" to her, and he s demand "wear sexually revealing clothes."it lso said white became "increasingly hostile and threatening" to her after losing in sochi. white has admitted sending the explicit images, but denied the other allegations. and at yesterday's news conference, he played down the charges. h estly, i am here to talk about the olympics, not gossip. i am proud of who i am and my friends love me and vouch for me. and i th

. >>> back to you to our coverage ofing ab2018 winter olympic ga pyeongchang.ody at least here are talking about shaun white. >> watch this, the emotional a moment after his big win. >> i can't believe it. i'm so happy. all that work. >> winning the gold in the men's halfpipe. white whose nickname by th wase flying tomato, yep, he has graduated from that now, he has won this eventnt in three different games.motion just a couple hours ago he stopped by the "today" show to celebrate, still emotional. >> watching that footage is -- is heavy. >> just sitting there like please be my moment, you know, i gave it my all, i put down that run, it was so incredibly -- you know, a great feeling and the score hit and i just -- i was just crippled with, you know, overwhelming joy and happiness. >> wow.e )s see.or amazing toic the full interview airs at 7:00 a.m. by the way, white's win a historic mark for team u.s.a. it is america's 100th gold medal since the winter olympic games started. isn't it fun to with a muatch? >> it was great. winning the gold, ugly cry came on. tha

or the decision to uphold the appeals was met with disappointment within the international olympic committee gas arbitrators unanimously found that the evidence put forward by the i.o.c. in relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case this is why in twenty eight cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that's an anti-doping rule violation was committed by the athletes concerned. this does not mean that these twenty eight actually start declared in a sense but in their case due to insufficient evidence the appears so held the sanctions and old and their individual results achieved in such reinstated these costs a decision is extremely disappointing and surprising for. the the i.o.c. we would never have expected these these decision. the need for reform. in know the internal structure of costs. r.t.c. goes down often looks back over the announcement that shook the world that would support. team rush o. dog the judgment was swift and he immediately became gospel for much of the olympic world ever since the infamous report on doping in ru

gas was involved. as the winter olympics closes north korea opens the door to talks with the us. washington says pyongyang must give up its nuclear weapons. protestors clash with police in barcelona — as spain's king visits catalonia for the first time since the vote for independence. and tributes for the bollywood superstar sridevi kapoor, who's died of a heart attack aged 5a. hello and welcome to bbc news. health officials in the rebel syrian enclave of eastern ghouta say several people have suffered symptoms consistent with chlorine gas exposure during attacks by pro—government forces. although, the syrian government has always denied using chemical weapons. earlier, france and germany appealed to president putin to pressure the syrian regime to honour the un brokered ceasefire. our middle east editor, jeremy bowen, reports — you may find some of it distressing. this was inside eastern ghouta. in almost seven years of war in syria, real ceasefires have been rare, ineffective and short. the un couldn't agree on a start time for the ceasefire. the best they could do was to say,

. >> we're very, very excited to attend the 2018 olympic game ga to cheer for team usa, and to reaffirmur strong and enduring commitment with the people of the republic of korea. >> reporter: looking at the latest medal count, norway remains kw s squarely in the le. here's what to watch for today on the winter olympics. the four-man bobsled competition gets under way. snowboarding, the men's big air final. and the u.s. goes for a historic gold in men's curling. we'll have more on that later. savannah and hoda? >> joe, thank you. >>> let's turn to al and get a first check of the weather. >> got a lot of wet weather to talk about. big, big storms bringing a lot of wet weather. you see flooding continuing, stretching all the way from texas into ohio. and the strong storms are going to continue, one after another. we have a risk of flooding, stretching from dallas into central arkansas for today. that moderate risk. as you look at tomorrow, it makes its way further to the north, stretching all the way into western pennsylvania. plus, we have a risk of strong storms and isolated to moderate

gas was involved. as the winter olympics closes, north korea opens the door to talks with the us. police in barcelona as spain's king visits catalonia for the first time since the vote for independence. and tributes for the bollywood superstar sridevi kapoor, who's died of a heart attack aged 54.

gas delivery. aaa. go ahead. >>> we saw it all during the winter olympic games. tonight the olympics are over following the closing ceremonies. nbc's gina kim gives as you preview. >> reporter: she finished her sixth cross country games exhausted. >> it was my worst race of the game but i was seventh in the world. so i am definitely okay with it. >> reporter: the minnesota jessie diggins has one more job, racing over to the closing ceremonies to bear the flag for the usa. >> it is such an honor to carry the flag and lead the team of. >> reporter: the closing ceremonies here with the fireworks celebrations of the athletes that feature lindsey vonn and yes. hours before the closing, the olympic athletes from russia won their second gold medal of the game, narrowly beating germany in the final despite their country being banned, the mcs flag is raised. they faced protesters trying on block the entry. the games will be reynold most by the triumphs -- and the come backs that the olympics are all about. >> and our coverage starts at 8:00. the closing ceremony at 8:30.

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olympics. - honey, look what we got! - [narrator] going big (yelling) isn't always best. unless it's a aaa plus membership. get 100 towing miles and free emergency gas delivery. aaa. go ahead. >>> 4:45 right now. farewell pyeongchang. with waves of good-bye and a flurry of virtual snowflakes extinguished the olympic flame at last night emphasis closing ceremony. captured a dazzling evening that honored the world's best athletes and their host of south korea. it was time to party. >> usa! >> you didn't have to urge team usa to celebrate last night. jesse diggens carried the american flag into the stadium last night. athletes from all nations flashed their medals. they took selfies or, you know, they busted a move or two. >> now, if you hasn't seen or heard k-pop before last night you know it this morning. they rapped along with the crowd and they rocked the house. as for the competition team usa did not top the medal count at the olympics. >> but they stayed consistent with when came to their gold medals. here's the medal count. norway broke the olympic winter record with 39. canada came in third. team usa fourth for 33 total medals. their nine gold

anderson and red gerard first time olympic competitor bringing home two golds despite windy conditions that knocked everyone off their a game. >>> figure skater mirai nag gason yesterday with a triple luxe. >> wow! >> i have a lot of olympics to catch up on. >> reporter: u.s. flag bearer erin hamlin will seek her second medal in luge today. in addition to luge, we have a ton of events coming up, medals, qualifications, training, you name it, among them the alpine down hill conditions sampled due to the wind and featuring maame bi anyy and shani davis. back to you. biney. back at home, the sport of curling is gaining popularity. it is one of the only places in this area where you can play a few rounds with the rocks. we spoke to one player who picked up the sport 12 years ago and hasn't stopped playing since. >> after watching it on the olympics, i kind of knew what to do but it wasn't easy. they make it look so easy. >> it's easy to learn but tough to master. >> there you go, the curling club offers lessons if you're trying to get started in the sport. we have a link to the club's schedule on the nbc10 app. >>> tonight's olympic lineup includes figure skat

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olympic medal. all three struggled at last night's program. mirai na gave been in every olympics from 1948 to 2006 but the last winter games no u.s. woman made the podium in the single's competition. analysts say that could happen again in pong challenge. dana jacobson shows us how american women no locker dominate the sport. good morning. >> good morning. we fell in love with dorothy hamill for her grace and signature bob. we remember peggy fleming and mick shell quan floating on the ice. but today u.s. women's figure skaters seem to be lacking that same star power and the question is why. >> figure skating is a different sport now than it was when i comet competed. >> reporter: sasha cohen is an artistic skater. >> it's really, you know, a list of check boxes to hit instead of preventi preve presenting your unique personality and study. >> it is nice when i can skate and it's not crowd and you listen to frank sinatra. >> reporter: we caught up with her. it's been 12 years since you won your olympic medal and you were the last woman to win an individual

el gas station for the closing ceremony of the olympic games sunday as north korea is sending a controversialigure to represent them at the end of the games. cnn's many ripley live in seoul with the latest. what do we know about this, will? >> reporter: well, john, ivanka's face has been plastered everywhere in south korea. she is at the blue house having a meal with moon jae-in. they are five minutes from where i am. the u.s. still doesn't have an ambassador here in south korea. president moon gave president trump a lot of credit for the resumption of interkorean talks. he said president trump has been asking about the ticket sales at the olympics which have been pretty good, not entirely meeting expectations. also releasing new pictures overnight of a photo that president trump signed for president moon jae-in wishing good luxe at the olympics saying we will win, mr. president. but of course there is a controversy here as well. north korea is sending former spy master, the man widely believed to have orchestrated an attack in 2010 on a south korean naval ship that killed 46 south korean sai

olympics full life. forty two athletes took their case to the court of arbitration for sport thirty nine had their appeals up held on thursday. the gas arbitrators unanimously found that the evidence put forward by the i used to be in relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case cas overturned the bands of twenty eight athletes to two insufficient evidence that doping violations were committed. this does not mean that these twenty eight at least are declared innocent but in their case due to insufficient evidence the appearance of held the sanctions and old and their individual results achieved in such reinstated. those athletes could now take pot in the winter games which start next wake botts they will have to be cleared to do so by the. the remaining eleven athletes however. for the olympic games in south korea the sports court found they did commit to violations spots their lifetime bans have been revoked. well meanwhile north korean athletes have arrived in south korea for the start of the olympics the delegation which landed in today includes ten skiers and speed skaters north korean female ice h

gas delivery. aaa. go ahead. >>> today's closing ceremony at the olympic winter games in pyeongchang was the bookend to an extraordinary saw north and south korean athletes marching together under a unified flag. it was a sight that brought some koreans to tears, recalling the pain of a country torn in half generations ago. nbc's joe fryer has our "sunday closer." ♪ >> yes! >> reporter: olympic athletes train for years to compete for mere minutes to be immortalized for what happens in a split second. such moments are captured by kang w. lee, a photographer for "the new york times." >> those are winnie the poohs, right. >> winnie the poohs. >> reporter: this is the picture he snapped after winnie the pooh bears rained down. and the shibutani twins ice skating. how did he get the shot? >> from the catwalk. >> reporter: by placing remote cameras high above the ice and clicking at just the right moment. what do you like about figure skating? >> you can tell how much they want, how much they want to show how much they're into it. and every move, every, like, even fingertips, it's so beautiful. you know, the moment. >> repor

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gas arbitrators of concerts at the process. to establish an invitation list of russian athletes to compete as olympic athletes from russia could not be described as a sanction but rather as an eligibility decision. not demonstrates that the manner in which to special commission system by the i.o.c. was carried out in a discriminatory arbitrary. my colleague here in discuss the court's decision with artie's daniel hawkins. well reaction from the i.o.c. and water certainly would have been positive they would perhaps have viewed this as a victory for sport as justice served against doping if you will from those of appeal from the laws of course perhaps when one of surprise those forty seven russian athletes and coaches have appealed based on the grounds that a large part of the group initially didn't face any sanctions from the i.o.c. whatsoever and another part of the group of course did receive bias had their medals their awards from social twenty fourteen taken away but those were subsequently overturned because of lack of evidence by that cast this isn't just about a week or so ten days ago the coach is representing the athle

we have to see what these gas do bring f north-south relations, and if there will be lastin lchange that cant beyond the winter olympics and into the future. you know it says something when moscow is reporting records amounts of snow. mosc is enduring blocked roads and grounded flights and down power lines. temperaturesave dropped even rther. put hissenberg has boots on and ventured outside. steve: it's no secret that in russia, in the winter, it snows. but it does't normally snow quite like this. in the last two days, we've seen nearly one mont's worth of snowfall in moscow, the biggest snowfall here since records began. that is causing problemsor the are really pretty good at dealg with all the white, fluffy stuff. thousands of snowplows have come onto the streets. it's not just affecting moscow, but cies across central russia, too.ho the moscow autrities have been sending text messages to people -- i got one this morning -- telling people to leave cars at home and to use public transport. what happens to all of snow? well, once the snowplows have cleared it and piled it up, it's taken to the edge of the city to be d

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olympics, austria‘s anna gasser secured gold. it‘s a spectacular event this one, and gasser had just too much gas for her rivals! t achievement at an olympic games. i‘ve got a couple of other top—10 finishes for great britain standing next to me, misha mcneill and mika more, our bobsled riders, who finished a fantastic eight yesterday. are you still on a high? we were buzzing last night, absolutely, this morning we had the chance to read the messages and it brings the emotions back. we are so happy with our result. we felt like we really showed what we could do. we‘re looking forward to what‘s in the future. yes, because it could be brilliant, particularly in four yea rs, brilliant, particularly in four years, so young with so much promise but it almost wasn‘t to be because just five months before the games you had your funding just five months before the games you had yourfunding pulled just five months before the games you had your funding pulled and you had to put your own backing together thanks to the generosity of the british public. crowd funding got you here, tell us about that? we lost our funding you he

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gas. the north korean general attending the closing of the winter olympics in south korea as a test of his country is willing to hold talks to the united states at the start he sat just meters away from us present at all times. vanka. sites as against north korea will continue. and church leaders not bodies to islam have closed the holiest sites in christianity in response to what they call discrimination by the israeli government of the church of the believed to be the site of the crucifixion and resurrection of jesus christ i agree our proposed taxes on the charge. one person is dead and twenty injured off security forces in the democratic republic of congo a protest says the nationwide marches are in the latest in a series of church the demonstrations calling on president joseph kabila to step down peter shop reports. the catholic church has been at the forefront of demonstrations calling on the congress president joseph kabila to stand down. and after morning service on sunday protesters took to the streets again. since december more than a dozen people have been killed by security for

gas canisters garver cargo then ignited the driver also consciousness . russian president vladimir putin has welcomed the court ruling that overturned olympic doping bans against dozens of russian athletes he said the ruling confirmed that the majority of the athletes were clean but added that russia needs to continue its fight against doping russia's government denies the existence of a state sponsored doping program. and russians have been marking the seventy fifth anniversary of the red army's victory at stalin drop a military parade was held in that city known today as volgograd the battle between the soviet union and nazi germany is considered turning point in world war two. all polish lawmakers have passed a holocaust a bill that has been sharply attacked by israel parliament voted in favor of legislation that makes it a crime to claim poland or its people or complicit in nazi war crimes ruling party says the bill is needed to ensure the polls are recognised as victims of the nazis . a foretaste of the fallout from the new polish holocaust bill israel's ambassador leaving a meeting with the speaker of the senate in a hurry not making nice. the vote in th

gas canisters the cargo then ignited and the driver lost consciousness . russian president vladimir putin has welcomed a court ruling overturning olympic doping bans against dozens of russian athletes he said the ruling confirmed that the majority of the athletes were clean but added that russia needed to do more in its fight against doping russia's government denies the existence of a state sponsored doping program. as preparations underway for this weekend's super bowl between the new england patriots and the philadelphia eagles tickets are on track to be the most expensive in history the cheapest available three thousand u.s. dollars the most expensive a cool twenty two thousand. this is still to come on the show on the show a crusade against corruption and malta more than three months after the murder of an investigative journalist local residents continuing her fight. well disappointing results out today for germany's biggest bank it could be on the road to recovery christophe could be brian but at first sight disappointing news indeed just minutes ago reported losses of five hundred and twelve million euros for twenty seventeen now it is the third c

olympics. forty two athletes took their case to the court of arbitration for sport thirty nine had their appeals up held on thursday. the gas arbitrators unanimously found that the evidence would forward by the you see in relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case cas overturned the bands of twenty eight athletes due to insufficient evidence that doping violations were committed. this does not mean that these twenty declared innocence but in that case due to insufficient evidence the appeals held the sanctions and their individual results achieved in such reinstated. those athletes could now take part in the pyung chang winter games which start next week botts they will have to be cleared to do so by the i.o.c. first the remaining eleven athletes however you know logical for the olympic games in south korea the sports court found they did commit people lation spots their lifetime bans have been revoked. all right nick mechanic line from our sports desk drawers were here the big table good to see you surprised foreigners surprised today i think first it was a big surprise but in hindsight it

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the divided island of cyprus where gas revenue is proving to be a further wedge between greek and turkish communities. hello the real cold start of the winter olympics is going away now although the air is still as you might expect subzero it's not the extremes of recent weeks in fact the temperature in seoul is plus seven you can usually drop of a release photographs given up in the mountains so just about iran's leader much of the time with some snow to come significant snow isn't in the forecast passing showers seem likely particularly a pinhole card a sun should be out again for the whole korean peninsula by saturday freezing in pyongyang just plus one was still about plus two in beijing that's of course a cooling trend really but the real cold that you might expect to see in siberia i mean mongolia's don't last modest seven so the sun is slowly coming north the thames is slowly rising i know it's all relative it's still obviously very wintry temperature wise though further south but of a bigger contrast shanghai sixty is well above where it should be hong kong nineteen is about right the circulation yes with throwing more moisture into the midd

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gas following government airstrikes the syrian regime denies using chemical weapons. north korea's ceremonial leader will travel to pee on chang this week for the winter olympics kim yong naam will be the most senior official to ever visit south korea as hopes grow for high level into korean talks during the games that began in four days. south african president jacob zuma has come under renewed pressure to resign top officials from the ruling a.n.c. party met with him sunday to persuade him to step down his term expires next year but the party's popularity has fallen amid claims of corruption linked to the president. israel has begun serving deportation notices to tens of thousands of eritreans and sudanese who have been seeking asylum there hundred stood in line outside the immigration authority offices on sunday seeking to renew their views says but the israeli government wants them to leave and is offering them money and plane tickets to an unnamed african destination now if they stay they face imprisonment. kramer sent us this report. to keep this home country every twenty or more than twelve years ago and sought asylum in israel now his future is once again uncer

syria rescue volunteers say toxic gas has been used in attacks on the rebels and taped of a capsule damascus. a north korean general attending the closing of the winter olympics in south korea has suggested his country is willing to hold talks with the united states the white house says the dialogue with the north must end with its denuclearization. and church leaders in occupied east jerusalem of closed the holiest sites in christianity response to what they say is discrimination by the israeli government managers of the church of the honeysuckle cup believed to be the site of the chris pixley resurrection of jesus christ angry a proposed taxes on the church. there is here is councilors due to vote on monday on a resolution that would condemn iran for providing weapons to rebels in yemen the country has been engulfed by civil war since twenty fifteen the saudi backed government forces fighting who the rebels allied with terror on many have reportedly been killed in recent days strikes on the port of her diet i'm just tired reports. one of the saudi led air strikes spared little here who data is the strategically important port city in western yemen saudi war

gas delivery. when going big is best. aaa. go ahead. - [man] woo! >>> it's now wednesday morning over in south korea. ask competition will start in the next 90 minutes. you can watch the winter olympics here on nbc 10 and on the nbc 10 app. both bobsled teams are in the top tour after the run this is morning. the newton native is the bronze medalist. after two runs her team is in fourth place. she knows hardware is in sight. she and her partner confident going into the final two runs. >> i felt really great sledding tonight. the crack track was boufl. we had some great runs. we know we're ready to have -- ready to fight tomorrow and can't wait to get back. >> nbc 10 ea's keith jones talk to her sister this morning. she saw her compete in person for the first time. this is also her first trip to south korea. where she was born. that intertonight at 11:00 right after the olympics. >>> you or someone you know has probably had the flu this season. some people think the roller coaster weather does not help. warm one day, cold the next, you know the drill. all new at 6:00, steven fisher explains why it may take longer to get rid of the virus this year. >> reporter: a change in temperature

olympic home. it's the only place to catch all of the action on the last two days of competition. you can stream or coverage on the free nbc 10 app. >>> to new jersey now a gas station woshrker is dead after tried to stop a hit-and-run driver. the pump attendant was killed when the driver crashed into another car and then into him. we show how the victim is helping others even after his death. >> this quick check gas station is covered in balloons and led candles. kimberly returned here tonight hoping these lights will bring comfort since emergency lights first flashed here monday. >> i pulled in the parking lot and i saw them putting tape up. >> they say this so far unidentified man hit an suv. he was manning the pumps and tried to stop the driver when making a get away but instead he got hit too. customers can't believe it. >> they hit him really hard. they did. he was trying to flee the scene. >> he left an impression. >> he always had a smile on his face. >> the 35-year-old did not survivor but his organs are now going to help others. people honored him by signing this organ donor banner. >> it really hit hard for me. i felt a connection with him. >> the