men's olympics hockey team that day and scored the winning goal.ou doing 35 years later. >> i am doing fine jon. all is good. >> i was one of those watching that clip we bumped in to it the break with. i got a chill down my spine watching you guys win the game. i am old enough to remember the original and it was, i mean it was more than national pride. that really meant something to america when you guys beat the soviets. >> yeah, it is something that it you take great pride. my teammates and i realizing what that moment meant to not only us but the nation. there are not a lot of sporting events that touch the nation like ours did and to know we were part of it makes it special. >> the economy was in the tank in this country. we had just endured the years of the carter administration the iranian hostage crisis and things seemed so bleak. the soviets had invaded afghanistan and all of the sudden a bunch of upstart american hockey players mostly from the college ranks take on the best team in the world and whip them. >> hey, that is why you play the

. >> punjab is hoping to use and raise money for their olympic team. >> reporter: this female travelled 100km from her home town to compete in what is known as india's rural olympics. this is a big deal. preparing for the 400m sprint. >> translation: this is part of my training for an upcoming national event. crucial to part of the national team. they win a medal for india. >> competition is tough. they want to impress the coaches who over the years fostered dozens of olympians on the track. >> translation: podium winners are nationally recognised athletes. one participate won a medal but couldn't train here. this competition is not just a small event, it's a national meet of the highest standard. >> not every ech is serious business. beating the competition brings the participants reward. >> for 79 years, this brought athletic talent to india's attention. it's not just about launching a career in sport, but a remind are of traditions that unite people across the region. >> since 1933 people have been coming to sheer and compete in main stream sport and traditional fiats of strength. >>

state of punjab is holding what in india is known as rural olympics, kit lead to election for the olympic team. liddy dutt reports. >> traveled nearly 100 kilometers from her home town, to compete in what's known as india's rural olympics. for cord this is a big deal. she spent the last year preparing for the 400 meter sprint. >> translator: this is part of my training for upcoming event crucial for being selected as part of the team. and to win a medal for my team. >> she wants to impress the coaches who over years have discovered dozens of olympians. >> what does that tell you? this competition isn't some small rural event. it's a national meet of the highest standard. >> reporter: that's why every event is serious business. beating the competition brings participants financial reward and publicly public recognition. for 79 years this has brought the best of punjab's athletic competition. it is also an important reminder of the traditions that unite people across this region. since 1933, people have been coming to this place to compete in mainstream sports in traditional sports of strength a

it's a big deal for many athletes leading to selection for the olympic team. we have this report. >> this woman starts race day with a prayer. she travelled, to compete in what is known as india's rural olympics. it is a big deal. she spent the last year preparing for the 400m sprint. >> translation: this is part of my training crucial to being selected as part of the national team. my dream was to be selected and win a medal for india. >> reporter: she impressed the coach who over the years were on this electric. >> usually our ath lease are internationally recognised. one couldn't be here. what does that tell you. this is a more rural event. a national meet of the highest standard. that's why every event is serious. beating the competition brings financial rewards and public recognition. >> for 79 years this event brought the athletic talent to india's attention. it is not just about launching careers, it's a reminder of traditions that unite people. since 9:33 poem have been coming to the main stream port. untraditional strengths of agility. >> like european

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men's ice hockey team shocked the world by beating the soviet team in the olympics. ng members of the 1980 miracle on ice team reunited in lake placid new york, yesterday, for the first time since the games in 35 years. the u.s. team eventually went on to win the gold 3 1/2 decades ago. >>> it was so cold in michigan this weekend that people thought it was perfectly plausible that these penguins moved into town. the penguins appeared on top of a frozen bay in michigan. some residents went for a closer look only to find out that the penguins are actually fake. look pretty real though. a meat market confessed they were the ones behind the prank, hoping to make people laugh, despite the bitter cold temperatures. >>> good morning. i am tracking more rain in parts of south jersey and right along the shore. central and southern parts of delaware also seeing rainfall. but you can see where you're dealing with clearing throughout philadelphia, the suburbs, pushing into the lehigh valley and also into the poconos. we're almost done with this system, but you can also see on 95

we weren't like a bunch of guys that got together on a saturday and said hey, let's play on an olympic teameporter: goalie jim craig swatted away 36 of 39 shots gaining immediate hero status from coast to coast. >> we had a coach who had a plan. we had guys who believed in the plan. we trusted everybody. everybody did their job. >> reporter: the american victory was more than a sporting accomplishment. it boosted the nation's ego at a challenging time. >> seems like it is a book that doesn't want to have an ending to it. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: now a lot of people forget that the soviet game was not the gold medal game. two days later the u.s. squared off against finland and won 4-2. players last night talked about coach brooks coming in for his pre-game motivation speech. about 30 seconds. he simply said this -- lose this game and take it to your grave. >> oh! ouch! i guess that will get you going. ron mott thanks. proud boston university graduate member of bu guys on that time. i was lucky enough to meet mike e e eruzione a couple years ago. such a great guy. great stuff. >>> up nex

it's also considered a big deal for many athletes as it could lead to selection to the olympic team. >> reporter: this woman starts race day with a prayer. she has travelled nearly 100km from her home town to compete in what is known as india's rural olympics. >> this is a big deal. she spent the last year preparing for the 400m sprint. >> reporter: this is part of my training for an upcoming ech, crucial to boning selected as part of the team. my dream is to be selected and win a medal for india. >> her competition is tough. she wants to impose the copes, who over the years discovered dozens of olympians on this track. >> our podium winners are usually nationally recognised athletes. one won a medal, but he couldn't be here. what does that tell you. this competition is not a small rural event. it's a national meet of the highest standing. >> that is why every event is serious business. beating the competition brings participants financial reward and public recognition. >> for 79 years the event brought the best of punjab's talent to india. it's not just about launching careers, it's

it is considered a big deal for many as it can lead to selection for the olympic team. >> reporter: this woman starts race day with a prayer. she travelled 100km for the home town to give her life to compete in what is known as india's rural olympics. this is a big deal. she pent the last year preparing for the 4 meter sprint. this is part of my training for an upcoming event, crucial to being selected as part of a team. my dream is to be selected and win a medal for india. >> competition is tough. the years discovered dozens of olympians on this track. >> podium winners are usually national athletes. one participate had an international medal, but he couldn't be here. what does that tell you. this competition in a rural event. that's why every event is serious. beating the competition brings participates financial reward and public recognition. for 79 years this athletic talent. it's not only about launching careers in sport. it's a reminder of traditions that unite people in this region. >> they cheer and compete in mainstream sport and traditional faets of strength and agility. punjab

unified team, my wife linda helps start with our next-door neighbors and years ago, locals special olympics team basketball team children with and without intellectual differences playing on the team together, not coaching but playing together as teammates. a few years ago we went to practice at catherine, school. we played january to march so it is cold and we had my boys and my daughters, we split up after practice, catherine thomas was 10 or 15 miles from our house, cold february morning, i had the boys in my car, my wife linda took off with the girls and i am sitting with the boys and thinking to myself it is february, saturday morning, got them out of bed at 8:30 to get out by 9:15, we played imagine that has no bleachers, it is not about spectators, it is a small gym, practice was well-run but the balls were bouncing around and i sit here is a 12-year-old and 14-year-old, i wonder what they are thinking? i wonder if they are doing this out of guilt? the last thing that is fully alive is built. that is what i think. don't do anything -- gilts may get you there. sometimes it works but to me

team my wife linda helped start, with our next-door neighbor, some years ago, a local special olympics team, basketball team children with and without intellectual difference point on the team together, not coaching by playing together as teammates. a few years ago we went to practice at school. we played january to march so it's called. i had my boys and my daughters. we split up after practice. catherine is about 10 50 miles from her house. a cold february morning, driving back. i had the boys in my car. my wife took off with the girls and i'm sitting with voice and thinking to myself, here we are it's february, saturday morning. i got out of bed at 830 tonight to get them out of by 9:15. we play in the gym with no bleachers because it's not about spectators. it's a small gym. practice was well-run but the balls like that about an event. and thinking to myself here's a 12 and 14 year old boy. i wonder what they're thinking. i wonder if they're doing this out of guilt. the last thing that is fully alive is killed. at least that's what i think of don't do anything guilt make geeky their ini

olympic team to a gold medal. he was 83 years of age. >>> and you're look at the most expensive piece of art ever sold. that is ever. history of the world. paul gauguin's 1892 oil painting of two tahitian women titled when will you marry sold for $300 million. the buyer is believed to be a museum in the gulf nation of qatar. >>> finally, for anyone who ever wished there was an unsend button. 18-year-old heather from scotland wanted to send a resume and cover letter. she was shocked when the company said, dear heather, you attached jamie oliver's chili beef recipe. she then posted that to her twitter page and got thousands of retweets. jamie oliver tweeting back, brilliant, you deserve the job. that stew can do anything. >> yes, it can. >> she was so embarrassed, she never sent the cover letter out. she's still looking for work. is a chili a stew? >> yes, it can be. if it's thick enough. >> it can be? if it's thick enough. >> got to have enough substance in there. >> we have the chili expert here on set. >>> speaki

the olympic games would raise the pressure even more. >> fredric brown, from the hamburg olympic bidding team they have designed less bombastic and more modest gains than we have seen in recent years. >> hamburg is known for being reserved. they don't want the monumental as him -- monumentalism from the past. they want sports to be in the forefront. that is what hamburg wants. >> 20,000 people gathered last week in support of hamburg's bid, four times more than expected. the german olympic committee is due to decide next month whether it chooses to back berlin or hamburg. >> to the netherlands now, where the residents of one small town feel like they are in a real-life offered hitchcock version of "the birds." >> they are being terrorized by a rogue eagle-owl and they have come up with some novel ways to defend themselves. >> as darkness falls, people in the town of purmerend are gripped by fear. fear of a silent attack from above. >> suddenly, i felt something on the back of my head. it was the famous eagle-owl. it was not really a fun experience. >> the eagle-owl is tranquil all day, but le

when i got to the olympic trials in '08, i felt like if i can make the olympic team, then all those middle-aged people out there can do what they thought they couldn't do because either they were too old or they didn't feel like they could find a balance in their life to do it. exercise and fitness are so important to me. it's always been a staple in my life, and when i go to the gym now, there's just so many things that i can't do because of no cartilage in my knee. the thing that bums me out the most is the fact that i can't do the things with my child that i want to do. i don't want an injury to dictate what i can and can't do in my life. basically, what's happening with my knee is i've lost cartilage so i have bone on bone. >> dara's been a competitive athlete her whole life, as you know, and that doesn't just go to swimming. that goes to everything that she does. she continues to have pain and swelling, and it limits what she can do. at this point in time, surgery is her only option. >> my daughter is eight years old, my stepkids are 14, and they are full of energy. as far as work goes, i

raised money for olympics in california. teams raised minimum of $125 each. goes to support the nearly 25,000 special olympic athletes in northern california and nevada. for a great cause we call it a polar plunge right now. it seems a little weird because temperatures outside in many places have gotten into the 70s. >> even bay waters in the 60s. nowhere near polar plunge. tomorrow more like winter. we talk about the second half your weekend. unfortunately, what we really want is some rain but we are tracking clear conditions out there. we'll take you outside earlier this evening from our mount cam showing you the low clouds and the fog rolling in to the bay. and this evening, we are going to deal with fog mainly in the peninsula and the south bay tonight. open the almanac on this 21st of february, sfo up to 66. 68. san jose, nice and mild at 71 degrees. these are 7 to 8 degrees above normal for this time of the year. satellite and radar is going to show you the story we're tracking. first off, cloudy conditions. a few high clouds from the north and from the

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members of the olympic hockey team held a reunion last night. bunch of college kids, be they shock the world by beating the mighty soviet union. two days later, is they beat finland 4-2, and won that gold medal, but it was that soviet upset, and al michaels signature call that transformed that game into the miracle on ice. the san jose sharks played in front of their biggest crowd ever last night, no watch the first national league hockey game played outside in levi's stadium. sharks players and their fans say it was an uninventory gettable experience. >> really a lot of fun. >> and he scores! >> there it is. burns scoring on a wrist shot against the kings, to tie that game at 1:00. unfortunately, that goal right there was the only goal of the game. fans tell us was far from being the only highlight, because it was the atmosphere that was also excited inside and outside the stadium. you can see a lot of fans enjoying pickup hockey games and tailgate parties. >> well, growing up in canada and learning to skate in the backyard, is this that a lot

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olympic teams made up of professional athletes. >> it was a big turnout for a game that was supposed to be about northern california. more 70,000 fans attended the nhl's outdoor stadium series game between the kings and sharks at levi stadium. the so cal still rules hockey. ruining the first outdoor game with a 2-1 victory. although many fans went for the rivalry, some fans just went to experience the outdoor e.. event. >> how does it compare to an indoor game? >> we just thought you wouldn't see anything. >> follow the puck. it's like low def tv. just follow the players. whoever has their stick on the ice, that's how has the puck. >> 57 degrees at puck drop. inside levi stadium which including make-shift shark pools. while the kings have won seven in a row. it's a good looking stadium. looks really nice. >> yeah. >> coming up sunday night -- it's the giants will win the fourth world series if -- >> the sunday night at night right after the news. for those who appreciate quality and precision, here's grounds for celebration. experience exceptional coffee and espresso in one essential

olympic hockey team pulling off an astonishing win over the soviet union at the lake placid games.at win one of the most famous upsets, and in our house most loved in sports history. today some 5,000 fans gathering in lake placid to remember that historic achievement. every surviving player from the u.s. team is in attendance. >> you know why it's named the miracle on ice? >> tell me. >> al michaels at the very end said, do you believe in miracles? he claims he made that up on the fly. >> it worked. placed in the history books and michael anzioni and the rest of the team and a very good day. >> it was a good day. >>> coming up a fight on the continuing fight against isis. jordan against isis is key to a battle. >>> plus, our winning statue is little more than a foot tall. we want you to tell us who you think will take home the oscars tonight. we'll read some of your answers later in the show. go ahead and tweet us us @shannonbream and and @lelandvittert. love to hear from you. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to he

basketball team to olympic gold and the university of north carolina to two national championships. as coach of the tarheels, he was a leader on and off the court developing nba greats like michael jordan and recruiting the first black scholarship athlete. coach dean smith was 83 years old. >>> the golf world is also mourning a loss. hall-of-famer billy casper has died. he was a frequent winner on the pga tour with 53 wins and three majors. he was considered one of the best putters ever seen. he was 83 years old. >>> when nbc "nightly news" continues on this sunday, it's a plan to let tourists see the grand canyon in a new way, but it's causing a deep divide. >>> later, a mystery out west. why are hundreds of baby sea lions turning up along california's beaches? >>> it's one of america's most iconic landmarks visited by nearly 5 million people each year. but now a proposed project at grand canyon national park is drawing controversy with some saying it will ruin the view and others arguing it will let tourists experience the canyon like never before. here's nbc's kristin dahlgren. >

north carolina almost four decades winning 879 games, two national championships and an olympic gold medal with teamllege. jordan saying besides his parents no one had a more of an influence on his life. he was the first to offer a scholarship to a black athlete. his wife accepted the presidential medal of freedom on his behalf in 2013. dean smith passed away with his wife and children by his side. he was 83 years old. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> we are going to see a dramatic shift going into the work week. >> we are. we had a mild end to the weekend. temperatures today at 51. as we head into tomorrow most of the area will be under a winter weather advisory by the time tomorrow morning rolls around. it will stay in effect until tuesday morning. here's what we expect to see. wet snow sleet even the possibility of freezing rain. it's not going to be a whole lot of precipitation but w

basketball team to olympic gold and the university of north carolina to two national championships. we have details from the newsroom. jason? >> reporter: chris dean smith did so much for the game of basketball not just on the court but off the court also. he recruited the first black student athlete to north carolina in 1966. his legacy goes well beyond championships and wins. in his 36 years at unc, smith coach some of the greatest players the sport has ever seen. michael jordan sam perkins, james worthy those three played on the same team for the tar heels. smith, he touched so many lives of people but was former assistant coach and current head coach now, roy william, smith was about more than wi. >> coach smith of the best there's ever been on the court getting people to make sacrifices toward the common goal. truly coaching to make people better and help them reach their own individual dream. he was better off the court. he cared more about people than wins and losses or records or anything. a lot of the things that i do will be from him. that's a pretty good legacy. it really

asian teams had only reached the quarter finals before, african teams the semifinals, and now qatar in the final to face the current olympic and european champions, france. there has been controversy over the team. some of their players from from all over the world bosnia, cuba spain but this is actually part of the international hand ball federal regulations, a player can play for a different national team if they haven't played in an official match within three years. it is allowed what they are doing. it's been different reaction to that. australian players have said it's like facing a world selection team, while other players from spain said it's within the rules why not let's try and do this. they are facing a very hard team from the 2012 olympic champions. >> thank you very much for that. northern india state is holding what's known as indias rural olympics such as cart racing. it is consider add big deal for many athletes, as it can lead to selection for the olympics. we have a report. >> starting race day with a prayer she's traveled nearly 100 kilometers from her hometown to compete in what's known as indias rural

he won two national championships at north carolina and an olympic medal as coach of team usa in 1976. in his 40-year career, smith was one of the first to offer a scholarship to a black athlete in the segregated south. he died peacefully in his home. he was 83 years old. and current warrior harrison barnes also mourning the loss of the legend tweeting out -- >> to basketball. stanford and arizona. cardinal have won 25 straight against the wildcats. but bonnie samuelsson puts the cardinal up by seven. closing seconds of the game canvas liven gives arizona the lead with 1.9 seconds left. stanford needs a miracle. they're not going to get it. they blew a double digit lead. arizona beat stanford in the first time in over 11 years. unranked cal visiting arizona state. second half, bears up by two. and katie steppen, that is the go ahead triple. last chance for cal here. makayla coulding can't finish but davidson is right there and beats the buzzer. one more look. davidson just gets the shot off. the bears eke out a one-point victory. it's their first win against a top ten team since beati

. >> i bet the olympic team is also like hey, what's up. >> and nasa for his defying gravity. >> that's that all day. >> it's i just love seeing what humans are capable of. great story. >>> all right. on to this fascinating story. there's a woman who may have recruited these three british teenagers to leave home and join isis in syria with her. investigators are now focusing on axa mahmoud as they search for the missing girls. what can be done to prevent that kind of recruiting? >>> scott walker wants to run for president, the media asks him about what rudy giuliani said about the president not loving america. at a walker event. he says -- no no no that's a media gotcha game. is it? "inside politics" takes it on for you. major: ok fitness class! here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. crowd: yayyyy! heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energized already. new delicious ensure active

men's team to an olympic gold medal in 1976. losing season his first, during his tenure with the tar heels. he played a major role in shaping the career of early nba stars like michael jordan. joran said other than my parents, no one had a bigger influence on my life than coach smith. coach was always there for me when i needed him. and i loved him for it. smith passed away at his home on saturday night at the age of 83. >>> we want to bring you nba highlights. the kings and the suns tied at 83-83. sacramento on the inbound, with 2 1/2 seconds to play. >> cousins, for the win. yes. it's all over. cousins wins it at the buzzer. >> heart-stopping. demarcus cousins sings that win at the buzzer. new york knicks owner, james dolan, showed an ugly side after a fan's critical e-mail became public. the fan who claimed to be a knicks supporter for 60 years criticized dolan as some of his decisions made as team's owner. he fired back in a harsh response. it reads, quote, i'm just guessing but i'll bet your life is a hateful mess. i'll bet

team is hoping for some unprecedented medal wins. and in a non-olympics year, the u.s. o aiming to grab public attention for a team that has emerged as a power in its own right. the newshour's mary jo brooks reports. >> reporter: year old mikaela shiffrin is methodical about preparation. we watched as she warmed up before a series of training runs on her home mountain of vail, colorado. shiffrin said she learned from her ski racing parents that a laser like focus on the fundamentals will bring about speed and success. last year, she became the youngest slalom racer to win gold in olympic history. >> pretty much my entire career i've focused on my techniques and tactics, that my equipment is dialed in, my strength, my nutrition, keeping everything dialed in so that when it comes to racing, i can put 99% out on the hill and that's enough to win. i don't have to risk that extra 1% that a lot of racers risk and end up getting injured. >> reporter: shiffrin is one of the bright young stars on a u.s. ski team, which itself has undergone methodical transformation. in a sport th

men's ice hockey team shocked the world by beating the soviet team in the olympics. g members of the 1980s miracle on ice team reunited in lake placid new york, for the first time since the games. they eventually went on to win the gold 3 1/2 decades ago. >>> okay just ability every rodeo has bronco busting, but only a few have mutton bustin. what's that? take a look. >> hey, hey, hey! >> all right. that's mutton bustin. you're looking at little kids riding sheep out of the annual tucson rodeo. the kids are between the ages of 2 and 4. yes, they wear helmets. some stay on longer than others. they get the hang of it. nobody gets hurt here. the sheep get up. everybody just gets a little dirty. the fun in tucson continues through next weekend. >>> the stars will be out tonight for the academy awards. next, movie buffs break down the oscar battles between "boyhood" and "birdman" and another film that could slip into the best picture spot. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel an

the european and olympic champions took a lead winning 25-22. the first team to win the world title five times. qatar are the first non-european nation to secure a world championship medal. richard parr was at the final. >> reporter: qatar's amazing run at the world championships came to an end. beating austria, and pollen and germany, they loft 25-22 to france. france are the greatest ever handball team completing the triple crown. the olympic champions, european champions - are now the world champions. it's a fantastic performance. and it underlines a fantastic event in qatar. they had to use musical acts like gwen stephani jason derulo and others to attract interest but the 15,000 behind me in the arina were here for the handball. unfortunately for qatar, france are the world champions. >>> that is how sport is looking. i'll hand you back to barbara in london >>> thank you very much >>> that is it. more on our website. and i'll have more news in a few minutes. bye-bye. bye-bye. handball. few minutes. w minutes. people in the industry tells me that it will s

carolina for almost four decades, winning 879 games, two national championships, an an olympic gold medal with teamh coached michael jordan in college. jordan saying besides his parent, no one had a bigger influence on his life than smith. dean smith was also a trail blazer. in 1967, becomes the first coach at the university of north carolina and first in the south to offer scholarship to a black athlete. he has been dealing with health issues. his wife accepted the presidential medal of freedom on his behalf in 2013. smith was remembered fondly today. >> i think coach smith was the best there has[ court getting people to make sacrifices towards a common goal truly coaching to make people better and help them reach their own individual dreams. but at the same time he was better off the court. he cared more about people than wins and losses or records. >> he was a man of great humility and a man who i copied a lot of things off of in terms of being able to start your practice session off with some kind of meaningful worldly statement about what was happening other than just basketball. so my memorie

the last olympic medal was in the 1900 games. we meet with france's cricket team. petro portioning coast says his country is a long way from peace. ukrainian forces and pro-russian separatists are expected to lay down their weapons. >> after negotiations european leaders were cautious about the deal they brokered between russia and ukraine would stick area >> the agreement is fragile because the cease-fire needs to be implemented. >> if there are difficulties, we are not ruling out additional sanctions. diplomats have scheduled sanctions. >> what matters most of all is actions on the ground. vladimir putin needs to know that unless his behavior changes, the sanctions will not be altered. >> washington took a backseat seat in the negotiations. no u.s. observers were there. the white house says they will roll back sanctions if the terms of the agreement become reality. let's cross to joshua, who is standing by with more on this. 16 hours of talks have led to a peace agreement. it does favor russia. what has reaction been like in moscow? >> putin and other officials a

samore olympic caliber swimmers, but they form into several teams. and the teams are unique. for instance for decades before seal team six conducts red cell exercise these guys infiltrate gitmo football the events complete active. they go through all the nets, they go through all the underwater obstacles, the mind consider. they are fully armed and the base is fully armed and they're not made aware of the maritime unit is going to infiltrate successfully, but they do. those are some of the things that are sort of developing and these teams are then sent overseas. for instance, they conduct the first submarine base sealed light exercise on board a submarine called the bird fish with a do a reconnaissance of a small japanese island that's occupied by several of the maritime unit men are killed in action. these missions can go forward. many of them are forgotten stories. i mean i combed the archives and found missions in burma, so macho, for instance, -- sumatra to the oss was and is a politically correct after. when they needed agents and operatives can they would find a way to

. >> a team of american college students beat the hockey machine 4-3. this was the 1980 olympicsyork. the u.s. victory will forever be known as the miracle on ice. members of the miracle team held a special reunion in the same arena. walking back into that locker room felt like time had stood still. >> that is when i get emotional when you are thinking about the game itself. >> it hasn't changed. it's the same place it was in 1980. >> look at mike. a lot of people think that victory gave the u.s. the olympic gold medal but that only allowed the u.s. to play finland. the u.s. did beat the very strong finish team 4-2 and they secured the gold medal. >>> mixed signals over whether or not it will be business as usual at the for the of oakland today. how good news quickly fizzled and how oakland stands out in a negative way. >> police officers say they were ambushed very disturbing. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, c

and the soviet national hockey teams in the 1980 winter olympics in lake placid. with the eyes of the world on the lake placid games, through shear grit and determination, an amateur team u.s.a. proudly did what many thought would be impossible by defeating the favored soviet team. . this event was more than an ordinary hockey game and for many it was one more proud reminder of what a determined and united america can accomplish. i grew up hearing this story firsthand from my dad who was in lake placid with his best friend doug, when the underdog team u.s.a. won and the crowds erupted in cheers. it was an awe-inspiring moment for our entire country and the world. our community in lake placid and the north country still celebrates this incredible occasion. this past weekend, lake placid was proud to host a reunion celebrating the 35th anniversary of this game and hosting the players from the 1980 team u.s.a. men's hockey team. our north country community is proud to be a home for this historic and inspiring event and i am proud to stand on the house floor today to c

men's team to olympic gold medal in 1976. smith had only one losing season.e played a major role also in shaping the careers of michael jordan who in a statement said other than my parents, no one had a bigger influence on my life than coach smith. he was more than a coach. he was my mentor my teacher, my second father. coach was always there for me whenever i needed him bd we and i loved him for it. >> i'm a kentucky fan because both my parents went to kentucky. drive me crazy because four corners. >> four corners. >> just run around. it was a brilliant move but also the reason why we have a shot clock. >> dean smith over his 36 seasons with carolina 95% graduation rate and one of the first coaches in the 1960s to integrate the acc. >> winningest coach in all time right, ncaa. >> he was when he retired. >> when he retired. >>> what about the new york knicks owner james dolan showing an ugly side after a critical e-mail became public. the fan claimed to be a knicks supporter for 60 years criticized dolan for some of his decisions made as team owner. a few gra

olympics. police officers joined cents in the annual polar plunge. also a 5k run. each team $125 to support the nearly 20,000 special olympics athletes in northern california and nevada. >>> the search is on for the new mack gifr the creator of the 1980 series. five winners will get $5,000 each and develop a script with a tv producer. the contest's ultimate goal is to get more girls and women interested in engineering. we have a link on our website abc7news.com. good news, you don't have to grow the mullet to be involved in that. >>> we're talking about levi stadium. tell me if you've heard this before. the home team struggled to get some offense going. >> so you're saying the 49ers -- >> might be. something in common with the sharks tonight. >> i agree with you. after a month of buildup to the stadium series with the sharks the battle outdoors, the 49ers not the only team to struggle to win at levi stadium. a tough we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, goin

mikhail kingsbury has already scored major athletic fetes as a member of canada's skiing team training for the olympicsf montreal, is kingsbury's training ground and it's there he got the big idea to break a world record. the source of his inspiration, a 35-year-old photograph of a 19-person back flip on skis. >> i saw the picture here in the bar. i was thinking about it for a couple of years. i was sitting here with the owner of the mountain and i asked if it would be able to do it again and not beat the record by not a little bit but much more. and he said, if you find the people i will build you a jump and we'll do it. i know a lot of people that are good skiers. >> april 14th, 2013, at the top of the mountain kingsbury preps for a potentially record-breaking day with a whopping 30 skiers ready to attempt the jump. family and friends watch in anticipation, capturing it all on camera. >> i went like this. and i was moving, moving. i was like, oh, we're going to be limit 25. the jump is not large enough. so i was kind of nervous at first. >> for their first practice run, kingsbury starts small, perfor

team to a gold medal in the 1976 olympics before being inducted into the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in 1983. dean smith was 83-years-old. we turn now to our continuing series of conversations about the war on isis. this week brought more news in that fight, on monday, the islamic militant group released a video showing the killing of a jordanian pilot the it had held captive since december. isis also claimed that kayla jean mueller, an american woman it had also been holding captive, was killed in a jordanian airstrike. and today, john allen, the retired marine corps general who heads the us led coalition fight against isis had this to say: >> isil is at an entirely different level than al-qaeda was. better organized. its command and control is better. we should take it very seriously. to help us analyze these developments, we are joined from washington d.c. by anthony cordesman of the center for strategic and international studies, mr. cordesman previously served in the state department and was the director of intelligence assessment in the office of the secretary of d

. >>> a team of american college students beat the soviet union hockey machine at the 1980 olympics. 4-3 u.s. victory became known as the miracle on ice. team members held a special reunion that is made for her coach herb brooks. >> that is when i get emotional and start thinking about the game and stuff. walking the rink yes in the locker room you get emotional >> it hasn't changed. the same place it was since 1980. 1980 >> i remember that clearly. al michael, mike arrizo. >>> waiting to see if the port of oakland will go back to usual today. >> plus hang on that steering wheel. >> looking at the east bay commute you can see highway 4 is going to be a little bit slow coming up over the road. >> couple of 30s in wind protected areas. most in the 40s and 50s. what alabama the high temps? ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. see the wind wrestling through the brush there? we are live on

he could have added the medals won at the olympics, or he could have talked about the cricket team --s no end of things. the point is that the long-term economic plan that we have announced for yorkshire and northern lincolnshire sets out plans for transport investment investment in science, helping universities, and getting behind the industries that are growing the fastest. that is what another conservative government would do: success for yorkshire, security for families in yorkshire. >> can the prime minister confirm that between may 2010 and december 2013 he never once had a conversation with stephen green about allegations of tax avoidance by uk-based hsbc clients? >> we followed every procedure that one should, and this appointment was welcomed by the labour party. more to the point, between 2010 and 2014 we passed law after law