gold and silver medals in the figure skating a failed doping test two for a bobsled in the men's eyes saki team is through to the final take says through it all. friday has really been a day of o.a.r. headlines here it began with the team's first gold medal n.p.n. chang and that was in figure skating fifteen year old alina as the gates of got the edge over her teammate eve gagne amid video in the final standings after their points from the short and free skate programs were combined the two actually tied in the free skate a rare occurrence but to get of a performed better in her short program on wednesday this is also as each of us a little big. as her trading partner and close friend and another moment that was really precious to watch as well was the reaction back home in russia's countryside from alina's each of us first coach her family and other young figure skaters from the same school. and while i was watching the skating performances out of the corner of my eye when ilene appeared on the ice rink i stopped watching and then watched a skating life i knew recordings of performances i

in the few college players so this is a great opportunity spectator opportunity for the russian i saki team. are good friends of wall street have been on a roller coaster ride of ups and downs this week starting on monday when the dow saw a lovely sixteen hundred point freefall marking the biggest point decline in history eventually closing the day down at one thousand one hundred seventy five points however before anyone starts whispering the word crash andreas garcia c.e.o. of the wealth management firm zoe financial declared to c.n.n. money dot com that the stock market is throwing a tantrum take a deep breath i know it's been a while since we had a day like today but nothing has really changed from a fundamental standpoint. because nothing is more comforting than hearing financial experts casually infer that the stock market has the maturity of the five year old behind me in line at target meanwhile a shocking show of force by the u.s. government there's a shocking wells fargo saw the hammer fall last friday when janet yellen the federal reserve actually held the big bank responsib

off but keep opening the phone, seeing the snapchats they're heading down the coast just chugging sakiet gerarded is that the family slogan. >> like we're here to get drunk. >> jimmy: how did this come to be? they slogan. >> oh, actually it's my cousin abigail, went to college, everyone said she was getting gerarded too much. obliterated. >> jimmy: so they made her name a you'veimmism for drinking. >> if you go on twitter you see they said the meanest stuff. >> jimmy: and you just re-ruined her in a way. >> sorry. >> jimmy: is your cousin over there with you? >> yeah she's over there obliterated again. >> jimmy: you got the whole gang. >> 18 of them. >> jimmy: will you fly back together? >> yeah i fly back at a different time but a lot of them will leave. >> jimmy: will you go to the other events while you're there. >> i was hoping to see the hockey game and curling. >> jimmy: you go to curling? >> well like i kind of like to watch the stuff that's not related to me at all. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> watching golf or curling. >> jimmy: watching people sweep. >> yeah that will be a fun o

the food that he could find in his house, anything that we could eat which included lots of beer and sakid music. zach and kenji got out the guitars, tried to shut out the world. >> to try to give ourselves some sense that everything was all right. >> then cell phones chirped back to life. >> everyone frantically sent e-mails to our families, telling them we're okay. >> back in indiana zach's parents finally got the news they had been praying for. >> it took me hours and hours, but i found her and she's alive. so the first thing i did was call brenda, georgia's mom, and she was in bed. she wasn't asleep. she was trying to sleep. i said zach found her. she's alive. and she just screamed and started crying. >> mom came in and told me that zach had found her and she was safe and alive. the most amazing experience. he was very brave for what he did, very brave. but you do that for people you love. >> the danger wasn't over, of course. we all know what came next. >> you find out he's okay, she's okay. now what? >> fukushima. >>> coming up, a different kind of aftershock. >> he said, have you c

joining us is cnn political commentator and former white house communications director general saki andormer communications director for ted cruz, amanda carpenter. jen, obviously it's the photo, the photo that changed it where they could no longer deny it or no longer have their own blinders on. our reporting is the women had talked to don mcgahn. done mcgan the white house chief counsel knew about this and not only let rob porter stay, protected him. >> promoted him. >> that's exactly right, alisyn. the more we learn about this story the more upsetting and disturbing it becomes. of course, rob porter's background, but the white house handling as well. there's always been a hole a mile wide in their story. the way a background check works is the fbi could signal to the doj who could then signal to the white house counsel any troubling information. that's clearly what happened in this case. as you noted, what changed is that the photos became public. even when the photos become public, the instinct of this white house was to defend rob porter's integrity, his honesty and not fire him, b

who was responsible for creating this aldgate yet and one key factor behind this the creation of the saki was this extending government in baghdad nouri al maliki government that was supported that equally liked by washington d.c. so by the u.s. government and that's why actually he tried to avoid answering the question really referring to aki as being the two things of interest that came out of rex tillerson statement at that conference one that i saw remains a determined enemy and is not yet defeated the other thing he said he spoke about the gulf crisis the blockade of cattle he said the u.s. is of the opinion that reconciliation of the restoration of gulf unity is in the best interests of stability and security in. whole region well that's actually a very important message because it also reflects the development in the u.s. position that was divided from the one of this of the gulf crisis as we saw the division between the state department position that time but many. people around him and on the other hand so for this to continue the message that in for sizing reconsolidation the go