teammate kelly clark, who won the event in salt lake city in 2002 got bronze. those were the only medals of the day for team usa. in the men's 1,000 meter speed skating, shani davis fell short of his dream to become the first american male to win gold in three consecutive olympics. he finished in eighth place. he tweeted, tough one, just didn't have it today. >> shani davis has dominated the 1,000 meters. this is a big disappointment. >> reporter: and there was disappointment in alpine skiing, too. julia mancuso finished eight in the downhill. in women's hockey, rivals u.s. and canada faced off with the canadians winning, 3-2. both teams now expecting to see each other again in the gold medal game. all of russia is celebrating its return to dominance in pairs figure skating. russian teams took gold and silver in the event. this morning, american freestyle

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pollution in the country, because the polluted air gets trapped in the valleys, especially around salt lake city. the government has worked to cut the wood stoves, but the oil and natural gas refineries. how can utah get a breath of fresh air? joining us is bryce bird, the director of air quality for utah's environmental quality. and a utah non-profit environmental group. jarod hanson is a professor at brigham young university. and she started an organization called "athletes for air." and welcome it all of you. so matt, when people think of utah, they think of the clear blue sky, and the mountain snow. and chris call clear parks, and how serious is the air pollution problem. >> on any day in winter, it's extremely serious. depending on the weather patterns, we get levels of part why pollution, that can buildup to be the worst in america, and we have decades of research about the affects of the fine particles. theyboro deep into your lungs, and they are serious for folks with breathing disorders, and the elderly. and there are disturbing suggestions that they might play a role in autism to depre

understanding and education you know john i think you can remind all of us about the big games in salt lake city i mean utah is not a state well known in the united states for acceptance of homosexuality and alternative lifestyles but i don't remember the criticism no but the criticism has been particularly prevalent now i think because you know we're ten years further down the forward twelve years further down the line than the two thousand and two games in salt lake city. the issue is one that you know it was an issue before the game started but subsequently since the games open last friday there's been hardly any i read to three newspapers in britain every day there's hardly been a thing in the newspapers at all it's been so. really concentrating on on the sport at the olympic games before the games there certainly were issues but i think that's true no goes with the territory and when you are staging an olympic games all sorts of criticisms were made of london of different things for instance the appalling mess that was made of the bargee forests the security for having to bring in the army

the line or forward twelve years further down the line than the two thousand and two games in salt lake city. the issue is one that you know it was an issue before the game started but subsequently since the games open last friday there's been hardly any i read to three newspapers in britain every day there's hardly been a thing in the newspapers at all it's been really concentrating on the on the sports at the olympic games before the games certainly were issues but i think that . goes with the territory and when you're staging an olympic games all sorts of criticisms were made of london of different things for instance the appalling mess that was made. of the bargee for rush the security for having to bring in normie before the games and you know it's the job of the newspapers in britain anyway to suspect that being told law is the hole in time so they make certain confronting go ahead confronting the all thora to. not necessarily with the tory we're going to sound like it's just going to but it goes with the territory makes makes it sound like this is exactly what happens every time and i

dedicated her life to the preservation of the waters the environmental values of protecting our water salt lake city sthooe she's gained admiration we called that on her in the rim fire and she did so even though she's getting close to retirement but she did so. she's helped us change the base of our watershed keepers a face that people know and want to associate with. and because i can't get this right your father and great grandfather >> my grandfather and father. >> all worked on our watershed when it was the spring valley water company. we want to wish gail a good luck in her retirement i know she'll be around while but thank you on behalf of the city and department her husband is a efforter it's all in the family (clapping) and also their boss john is here to recognize him (clapping) with that gail i have a little plaque for you come to the perfumed >> good afternoon sister. >> hi, and thank you. it's been such an honor and privilege to carry on the legacy. my father loved this land and taught me this watershed is so important so i'm carrying it on and keep insuring i still visit with the water

presidential nominee mitt romney who ran the 2002 salt lake city games calling the threats grave. >> obviously these are real concern, grif concern and have to be considered thoroughly. i do believe the games will be safe particularly in the areas where there's substantial security personnel, but without question, this olympics is under a level of threat we haven't seen for some time. >> russian aviation authorities are banning all liquids saying no amount can be carried on a plane. the threat is real after a pair of suicide bombings in december. terrorists calling on militants to do anything they can to disrupt the games. the russian government has maintained a ring of steel around sochi with tens of thousands of security officers. athletes and spectators are being warned not to wear team logos or stray too far out of town. early competitions are getting underway in sochi today. heather, ainsley? >> marianne rafferty live for us. thank you. >>> a teen who killed four people drunk driving last summer is off the hook for the second time. the judge sparing ethan couch jail time orderin

salt lake city. mitt romney was brought in to fix salt lake city at the 11th hour. helped them out. >> they voted to put this in austria and south korea and they lost out and should have put them in either one. russia is a bleak oppressive sort of place, joyless. putin is a dead eye'd soul. >> we had them in china a few years ago. >> looking at the terror threat here, who puts the winter olympics in a tropical climate insane, number one, number two, i'm concerned about safety and security, the potential for terrorism and you hear about the black widow jihadist. >> this is the first time you ever had an olympics at the edge of a war zone. to me, that's much more significant than the hotel faucet or doorknob. >> you want american athletes living in that hell hole? >> i heard the actual venues themselves are very well prepared and beautiful. >> you bite off more than you can chew as putin obviously did, $51 billion he spent. >> last exit question, should obama speak out about the human rights violations as the girl -- i won't say the name of the band suggested he do. >

they were never going to get the accommodations that a salt lake city or a vancouver could provide. >you know why? there is so much corruption in russia still. all the way up and down the line. >> billions that putin got, and how much the toilet paper cost. >> say it in a nice way. >> "one more thing" is up next. >>> hi, there. time now for "one more thing." i saw that yawn, dana. i caught her. let's get a little party. a little party in your pocket. >> what? >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> the seattle seahawks -- >> party in your pocket. >> maybe that's just you. take a look at the parade today. the seattle seahawks enjoying the taste of victory. and if there's anything we know from the west coast is that the seahawks fans are loud. they like to express themselves, and you had people coming from all over. some of them from like 1,400 miles away to share their jubilation in what really was just a tremendous game by the seahawks. >> what happened to san francisco? >> don't even talk to me about that. i'm in mourning, still, back-to-back years. up next, bollig. >> very interesting.

. >>> the warriors were in salt lake city, and sloan honored as a hall of fame coach, and he watchedld squad do some work. the jazz is up 71-66 after the 3rd quarter. curry finished with 44 points, eight 3's, and it was curry who led the warriors to a victory. the super bowl, everything going on, bass games and bill clinton and the thunders and the brooklyn mets. clinton and his wife share business but they go solo. >> occasionally. >> i saw them hand in hand in a photo not too long ago. >> you have to dig below the surface for these stories. pam doug deep. the thunder win. >> is the teleprompter not working? >> we don't need one. >> and i didn't complain. >> you didn't know we didn't have it. >> i complained anyway. when does the game start? this is the final workout for both teams. tomorrow they are huddled together. peyton manning doesn't look too nervous. the lombardi trophy and john fox and pete, the final time... >> dreaming about this as a kid and working through the years and battling and watching other guys doing it and here we are for the first time for us, and it's a treme

capitalism is so strong that if we were holding it in salt lake city and there was a shortage of pillows, there would be a mi million pillows the next day. >> there's no free market under the totalitarian government. by the way, we've got to be careful because that's occurring more and more in this country. we're tending more and more to a fascist economy where the government and private sector are getting hands and hands together where you can't necessary will have a competitive market. competition is what makes the free market work. >> amen. i know juan wanted to get in there but we have to leave it there. that was a perfect way to button up that seg millionaire. thank you very much, wayne. >>> coming up, a new controversy. a plan to have two cars communicate with each other. do you rb the last time uncle sam got behind the wheel? can you say crash? testified this week despite promises of an independent investigation nothing's been done so far. stay with us. >>> ahh! >>> maybe they just found out what the government's about to do your their car. uncle sam moving forward with new pls fo

two hours south of salt lake city. >> the institute says that there isn't an actual shortage of saltthe problem is the places that need it the most are running out so quickly, the companies that supply -- because when cities order rock salt they do so in such large quantities it becomes a logistical nightmare to get it to the customer quickly, even for a place that has an inventory of 200,000 tons on handment. >> right now there's a real shortage of rail cars and the infrastructure we need to get that kind of volume back there these customers are looking for tens of thousands of tons of product, and obviously that becomes a built of a challenge. if you're shipping it a little bit at a time, truckload at a time. >> not all salt is the same. the this pink salt has naturally occurring minerals that make it effective at zero degrees. more powerful than white salt. some cities have to use an alternative that can't stand up to the cold and ice, and if a supplier has salt, it's not for long. >> we ran out yesterday. to please our customers we did send a truck to scranton, pennsylvania, to p

frankly the games here in salt lake city were held at a much, much smaller number.at is the harm? the harm is that that money could be used to fight disease and poverty. the harm is other nations being able to host the games are frightened about being able to do so because they can't keep up with the big spenders. and the harm is the poor of the world look at this kind of excess and they have to be dismayed and sometimes angry at what is being spent. i think the international olympic committee has to limit the kind of money that goes into budgets to put into olympic games and to make sure we're not spending money that is frivolous. >> and you did it for a little $3 billion, which is pretty impressive. i want to ask you this, russia has come under fire for hosting the olympic games and for allowing them, because of putin, the russian government's stance on gays. and just recently, they said a gay would not be allowed to adopt children, you can get arrested if you say anything pro-gay in russia, is that an issue because they have been hosting the games? >> yes, i thin

the last time jamaica qualified in salt lake city in 2002. his age will not hold him back, he says. >> i am 46. me, i looklook at like i am 26. so age is just a number. >> the team needed financial help. fans donated more than $120,000 online in two days. jamaica is not expected to win a medal, but the team embodies the spirit of the olympics. taking part is everything. >> anything that put my heart on edge. i like to approach this olympics as the underdog. >> jamaica bobsled team. sochi 2014. here we come. >> well, we have got breaking news. sad news. actor philipning seymour hoffman has been found dead off an apparent drug overdose in new york. he was 46. police are investigating the incident. hoffman best known as a character actor in movies like the talented mr. ripley took the best actor award in 2006 for capote. he had struggled with drug addiction in the past. sad news. "the journal" will be back at the top of the hour. don't go away. >> the week began with signs of progress in ukraine's political crisis. after talks with opposition le

. >> tuvimos amenazas en sidnesid atenas y se acuerdan de salt lake city en estados unidos. >> buenoue habÍan aterrizado en sochi una vez que el aviÓn tocÓ tierra autoridades militares y de la policÍa entraron a la aeronave y detuvieron al hombre, jorge. >> gracias increÍble informaciÓn. >> vamos a pasar a inmigraciÓn hemos estado escuchando comentarios que la reforma migratoria estÁ muerta, me lo dijo por ejemplo el congresista republicano raÚl labrador. >> cuando hablÉ con javier becerra me dijo que no todo esÁa perdido y que hay esperanza que algo pase el 2014 entonces a quiÉn le creemos, nuestra corresponsal lourdes m nos dice por quÉ la reforma migratoria podrÍa ser una victima de peleas entre demÓcratas y republicanos. >> la reforma migratoria lanning dÉcimo e rehen de la polÍtica de washington, dice que la apoyÓ durante 15 meses ahora afirma. >> nunca subestimo É la dificultad de avanzar este aÑo, entre las causas un rechazo ignoroÁndole continuÓ impulsando la ley tenemos que dijo hoy en michigan y el vice presidente que estÉ muerta. >> no. >> lo que tenemos a nuestro favor la

one of them is salt lake city. of salt lake city and listen to what he had to say. in thisve the ability information age both to attract businesses for notch pernod or working out of their home to have the same speed as someone downtown with access to fiber, it really elevates us to a place in terms of international competitiveness, but also in the terms of service for every household in our community, it allows us all to raise our game as a community, and to put us in the position both for prosperity, and for a connected society. that we are excited about. actually ae city is vibrant technology seen. but even at the office in salt lake, owing to the mining craze of the 1950's and 1960's, some of those companies are still around. but this kind of internet service can really be in game changer. lots of startups that moved to kansas city are already here hoping to get the same treatment as provo. >> what is with the rabbit? we saw this rabbit about 47 times. >> this is speed. they are pushing the speed of how fast tha

he ran the olympic games from salt lake city months after the 9/11 attack.ormer governor mitt romney think about the situation and security in sochi just days before the games are set to begin? that's next. >>> and former senate candidate christine o'donnell says she was one of those people targeted by the irs because of her conservative beliefs. years later, she is still fighting for answers and now she has serious backing on capitol hill. she joins us live, next. too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. i love chalk and erasers. but change is coming. all my students have the bra new surface it has the new windows and comes with office, has a real keyboard, so they can do real work. they c use bing smartsearch to find anything in the world... or last night's assignment. and the battery lasts and lasts, so afterchool ey can skype, play games, and my favorite...do homework. change is looking pretty good after all. ♪ crestor got more high-risk patient bad

that air stuck down to salt lake city. vegas 41 this morning. as we look at west koercoast, w pretty much clear. there's the storm that's going to bring in moisture tomorrow. how much rain are we expecting is this fortunately not a lot. less than half an inch in the green area. we'll get some in the mountains and on the california coast. not a dense buster or anything like. that at least the weather pattern portland, oregon 27 degrees. that's even considered cold, colder than you've been for a good chunk of the winter. richard, we'll look at the upcoming weekend. maybe we can get a rain rain event. >> it's been a horrible ski season. there's the silver lining. >> thank you so much. >>> a major sex trafficking bust including 45 pimps. plus a pill that might save you from the frightening colon oso y colonoscopy. "early today" is back in minutes. improve mouth health. [ male announcer ] it fights germs for 12 hours, in 24 hours starts to fortify enamel, and in 4 weeks helps improve gum health. you can do it with colgate total®. [ male announcer ] d

skiing and red rock country and salt lake city and the cities in the valleys are the places to live and go to school and you find a job and the problem you end up with the weeks you are travelled in a funk and that driving the folks away and affecting our job hiring. we hear regularly from a man that heads up the economic development corporation, jeff edwards and his fear is having a fortune 500 executive and coming here to site up a facility here and he's flying into that funk and so it is having a big impact and we have to take it seriously. >> speaking of a funk, community members have an opinion about who to blame. jake is saying industry is causing it and less pressure is on the industries. vehicle emissions. we need emissions control and more car pooling. we are all responsible. but the people with the power are the policy makers. >> this is affecting tri and economic development and the politics of policy, even the epa is critical of handling the pollution crisis and why the state senate rejected a bill that maybe could have done something about it. you can interact with our show

of the worst air quality, because the polluted air is trapped in the valley, particularly in salt lake city. the government pushed to have rules on wood stoves. others say it's more about the industries like state's oil and gas refineries. how can utah get a breath of pressure. joining us is bryce bird, matt, policy director at a nonprofit environmental group, gerard hanson is a professor at brieing enyoung. and amanda, a professional athlete. she started an organization called athletes for air. matt, we talked about it. people think of utah, and the clear blue skies, snow, crystal clear national parks. how seers is the air pollution problem? >> well on a handful of days each winter it's serious, depending on the weather patterns. it can range from a couple of days to a few dozen. we get levels of fine particle pollution. pm2.5, that can be the worst in america. we have decades of health research about the effects of fine particles. they burrow into your lungs, cross the blood barrier. they are a serious problem for babies, the elderly, and there's a disturb suggestion that they play play a

we begin our story about an hour southeast of salt lake city. we're near midway, utah.is wasatch county along the banks of the provo river. schaeffer knows the river well but not all of them are good memories. >> i was a sheriff, you never expect a call such as that. you kind of go blank for a few minutes. >> it was a december morning in 1995 when then deputy todd boner. was called to the banks of the river. it was a real life whodonit. soon after that, the case went cold. there are very few murders in wasatch county. >> probably one of the artest cases i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> back in 1995. crystal's mother said she left the area and started working as a prostitute. but bonner was determined to get her justice. >> there hasn't been a day gone by that i hadn't thought about her, and the suspect was out there possibly hurting someone else. >> bonner couldn't catch any breaks. >> we didn't have the technology to move forward with the dna. >> for more than 15 years the case was cold. but finally, thanks to new technology, schaeffe sheriff bor caught his br

. >> i traveled to beautiful salt lake city to meet with the u.s. speed skating team before realizing it was 12 miles away at the olympic in utah. >> let's get to know each other. my name is buddy cole and i've been sent here by stephen colbert to help you fellas avoid appearing gay an getting arrested in russia. and to make you gentlemans aware of these anti-gay laws that russia has passed. >> they are aware of what has been going on in russia. but honestly, you know, we've been training so much and concentrating on our training,. >> no time for gay sex. >> is there anyone on your team that might be a little anti-gay law curious. >> i don't think so. >> so you don't know any speed skaters that are gay? do you know any figure skaters that are straight? >> no, that's ridiculous. ridiculous, of course not. >> why are there no women on the men's speed skating team, that seems very gay. >> well, they have a women's team too. >> oh. is speed skating a choice or were you born a speed skater? >> you were born a speed skater. >> so you were born a speed ska

the official said, think about salt lake city. if something were to happen in salt lake city, we weren't going to allow a bunch of russians with weapons to do anything. we are getting some information, not as much as they could like. but the key is the prickly issue of sources and methods. they don't want us to know how they're getting their information, and we don't want them to know how we get ours. that's part of the problem. >> i want to talk about letting our guard down. you heard christine, everything's going so well now. you have seen so many terror alerts. you tried to keep a city vigilant. how do you do that? how do you make sure they don't take for granted that things are going well? >> there is a concern in that regard. the olympics go to february 23rd. that's a long way off. actually the paralympics into march. the adrenaline is going now, but the attack at the 1972 munich olympics didn't happen until nine days into the olympic s. the fatigue -- >> and that's when the terrorist would strike. >> you have to rotate people

>> we know there are other cities, like salt lake city and philadelphia, who have adopted the same kind of program and ended veteran homelessness as well. and they are using the model to do the same, and they say its proof that this program does work. >> akiko fujita, thank you very much. >> the stock market making headway, it's up now. a leading gage was changed from february to the end of january, and the federal reserve saying manufacturing output in january had its largest drop since may of 2009. and severe weather curtailed production in many parts of the country. >> . >> we may know the output involving that labor. in chattanooga, tennessee, wrapping up three days of voting on whether to end the auto workers union. some say that unionization will be bad for business. >>> opposition in the uk, controversial proposals over fracking. in northern ireland, politicians will support similar votes across the country. more from northern ireland on growing concerns about what fracking could do to the environment. >> in northwestern ireland, the farthest reach in the united kingdom. remote?

an exclusive conversation with the man who ran the games is salt lake city, former presidential nomineet romney. i'm joined by our roundtable now. chuck todd is here and new to the roundtable is chief white house correspondent for the associated press julie pace. david axelrod and also new to the roundtable as long as i've known her, former communications director for president bush nicolle wallace. welcome to all of you. i want to start with t

goals came from phil who became the first american to score a hat trick at the olympics since the salt lake city games 12 years ago. two of the three goals came in the first four and a half minutes of the game. the americas made history on the ice today. the ice dancing team won the short dance portion setting a new record with their 78.89. the highest score ever recorded in short dance. their arrives, the canadian team who won gold in vancouver are right now in second. >>> america's skier bode miller finally won his first medal in sochi tieing for bronze in the super g continuing his reign as the most decorated alpine skier in the u.s. olympic history and now tied with bonnie blair for the second most medal by an american winter olympian. >>> here is your up-to-the- minute medal counts with another one leading the way, five gold. the u.s. and russia right behind with 16 medals. >>> and tonight john wall returns to the basketball for his first ever all-star appearance, flying high literally after becoming the dunker of the night in last night's dunk contest, wowing everyone by wowing their head,

remember, he was in charge of security and everything else at the salt lake city winter olympic gamesdnesday, 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> president obama makes plans to visit a u.s. ally in the middle east. why iran will be high on the agenda during the president's trip to saudi arabia next month. for over a decade millions have raised their hand for the proven relief of the purple pill. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can save at purplepill.com. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. avoid if you take clopidogrel. for many, relief is at hand. ask your doctor about nexium. introducing cardioviva: the first probiotic to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels without a prescription. cardioviva. >>> we learned today that president obama will travel to saudi arabia next month. they'll meet with saudi king

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things had not always gone well for golden state in salt lake city. but they were coming off that big win against the clippers. going up against the 16-29 jazz. jerry sloan honored there tonight. green, the vicious dunk. boys and girls, the poster of that will be coming out soon. curry will nail the floater. he had a season high 44 points. golden state wins by five. >> i trust him. i've watched that guy make those shots for a long time now, and he's in the discussion with anybody that's ever played the game. i believe the variety of which he shoots these shots, he's the best shooter this league has ever seep. >> orange friday at the ballpark will have a brand new look this season. brandon crawford with the picture here. you can see how it's different for the giants. the front very much retro, like the old ones they used to wear from '77 to '82 as modeled there by willie mccovey. san francisco players are excited to get back to work. >> been here and doing fan fest, i think it's as much for us as it is for the fans, because we get geared up with them.

the lawyer's latin american salt lake city, utah. he immediately called flat of says i'm coming out there. it's on a plane, flight to salt lake city. latimer began to talk to them to make how the conversation. i talked to more people who've had this happen. he bluffs. your guy has been accused of killing 200, 250 civilians have latimer says no, no, it's only 111. [laughter] he got the famous sy hersh glove, which amazes me how many generals in the army were fooled by his busting technique. anyway, the story confirm, hops on a plane, feisty for penning, georgia. for penning georgia is an interesting place. it's one of the hugest military bases in the country. 140,000 acres at 100,000 people worked there 275,000 soldiers on a daily basis. he walks into the base, 100,000 acres and he said i've got to find william coward, like looking for a needle in haystack. he couldn't call the public relations office and say i'm here to find calley because they would immediately pull him out. he began to soak around the base and find william calley. h

. >>> and if you're flying airport delays possible in san francisco, los angeles and salt lake city.> a new study this morning tying older dads to children with psychiatric problems. >> researchers say kids born to middle-aged men are more likely to develop autism, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. the risk goes up when the dad is 45 or older. the study was the biggest of its kind involving data from 2.5 million people. >>> dozens of doctors and health care advocates are pushing the fda to stop a powerful new painkiller from going to market. the drug called zohydro is five to ten times more potent than a similar pill vicodin. the fda approved it last fall. it goes on the market next month. critics also say it is potent l potentially addictive. >>> well, another look this morning at justin bieber after his dui arrest in miami beach last month. newly released surveillance video shows the 19-year-old taking a sobriety test at the police station, stumbling as he tries to walk a straight line. at the request of his attorney, clips of him giving a urine sample were withheld. he pleaded n

withdraw from the tomb and bought the pants want to parse the last time to make a qualified at salt lake city back in two thousand and two he says his age was told that. the six year low scrape by. if you look at me and my twenty six. so it exists in all three of the team needed financial help to compete at saatchi fans responded by donating more than one hundred twenty thousand dollars online within two days. to make up are expected to win a medal in the event. but the team embodied the spirit of the olympics. take heart is everywhere. the thing that my heart is too i'd like to apologies olympics. debate on thursday and felt it was a fourteen year ago. well with some breaking news just coming in and it's not use the oscar winning actor philip seymour hoffman has been found dead to open the parents don't over drug overdose in new york. he was forty six years old. police said they are investigating the incident. hoffman who was best known as a character actor in movies like the talented mr ripley magnolia in boogie nights to the best actor award in two thousand and six policy. he had struggled

to look at the qt of japan has participated in every winter games in salt lake city in two thousand to. she said she felt like it was her date with black she got the silver and became the first japanese snowboarder to win a medal in this poet's take the edge said she was happy to win the medal. though she wanted to come out on top the uh too many people and the green goo. that's been made in the distance this was that great and i respect her for her. i don't know is the vice dean of the ranch and got the bronze the net where twisting their way down the course to the wild of snowboarding in the us but his wife is russian and when he won the gold he did so far russia. while age down and then gallery me of switzerland to take this pill that can crochet of starving and got the browns. alpine ski and ten that lady who lived up to the race expectations in the giant slalom. he skied away with the gold in the first time an american has won the event stephen italy and france came away with silver and other friends here makes each row got the bronze. cross country skis from germany sweden and ru