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it was fantastic. >> peggy's memories rooted in being the second daughter of al and doris fleming, a e the zamboni while she skated but never lived to see her gold medal. doris made her chartreuse dress. >> my most memorable moment i think, at that olympics was seeing my mother's face. i think she put so much into me and guided me and made me feel strong and that she really saw the big picture of what i could do and she helped me be strong and she pushed and i needed that. >> do you remember what she said to you when you got off the ice? >> she didn't have to say a word. i could see it. it was the happiest i've ever seen her. >> reporter: a magic moment that 50 years later is why peggy fleming remains america's gold standard. now, always looking to improve her sport, this summer peggy will unveil the inaugural peggy fleming trophy where skaters will compete based on artistry instead of jumps. but first, there are medals to be won here. savannah hoda and al. >> we love that anne. >> that was a beautiful piece anne. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> by the way, who's going to be th

we remember peggy fleming and mick shell quan floating on the ice. but today u.s.ar 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 skating medal. why is that? >> i guess to flip it on its head, why did u.s. women do well for so long? i think as others have had medalists, it's sparked more interest in their programs and there's more skaters going in and rising to the top because they have those role models. >> reporter: russia and japan have eclipsed the united states in this jump-heavy era of figure skating. >> so far he's done five quads. >> reporter: and for the men, the bar is even higher. >> will he add another?

we remember peggy fleming and michelle kwan floating on the ice. but today, u.s.er. and the question is why. ♪ >> figure skating is a different sport now than it was when i competed. >> 2006 olympic silver medalist sasha cohen is an artistic skater. known more for her graceful spirals than for her technical prowess. >> it's really, you know, a list of check boxes to hit, instead of presenting your unique personality and style. it is nice when i can skate and it's not crowded, and you're listening to frank sinatra and you see the buildings. >> we caught up with cohen at bank of america's winter village in new york sfe's bryant park. it's been twelve years since you won your olympic medal. and you were the last woman to win an individual figure skating medal. why is that? >> i guess to flip it on its head, why did u.s. women do well for so long? and i think as other countries have had medalists, it sparks more interest in their programs, and then there's more skaters going in, and rising to the top because they have those role models. ♪ >> russia and japan have ecli

has won, peggy fleming with r figure skating gold in6850 years ago. and even going back the lake play sydney, a home olympics, only six goledals, five by eric heiden and his trendous speedskating performance. then the most famous olympic gold med i will of all for the unitedtates in the winter game, and that's the miracle on ice in 1980. so there havbeen other olympics where the u.s. has not had th inredible medal haul, but going back the vancouver a few years ago, well over to 30 medals. this one is different. you're seeing some athletes who are well-known, people like von hartmann, makayla schifrin not having the performances we expected, although schifr does have a gold. lindsey vonn is going for aig one in the downhill. i think that's part of the problem. but i think it's the relity of the winter sports team and the world. the united states is good, but often not great. and that's certaly not satisfying to a lot of americans who are used to winning, sports fansho want to only see victory, but i also think there is something enticing about seeing i

. >>> coming up tomorrow we're going to take a spin down memory lane with the great peggy fleming onith coverage across the network of nbc. you can catch the opening ceremony live friday night, at 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific on nbc. >>> it is time to trend. has anyone started spring cleaning? >> no. >> before you start cleaning we're going to let you know a couple of things you might want to replace in your home. there's an article at nbc news.com. it holds the answers to when it's time to throw away certain things. we're going to play a game. i'm going to read some ideas in the bedroom and you guess when you should replace them. first up, your mattress. when should you replace your mattress? >> ten years. >> seven to ten. >> five to ten. >> the right answer is ten years. everybody got that one right. your pillows on your bed. >> never. >> once a year and never. >> the right answer is every one to two years. they get those mites and stuff inside. when to toss your humidifier or dehumidifier that you have going? >> i have a new one every year. >> really? >> are you saying you do this?