they had no dna proof that the skeleton was scarlett wood.d no blood evidence to prove that there had been violence in the hotel room or in john boyer's van. in fact, they had no evidence at all. tall the building is, or how ornate the halls are. it doesn't matter if there are granite statues, or big mahogany desks. when working with an investment firm, what's really important is whether the people behind the desks actually stand behind what they say. introducing the schwab accountability guarantee. if you're not happy with one of our participating investment advisory services, we'll refund your program fee from the previous quarter. it's no guarantee against loss and other fees and expenses may still apply. chuck vo: standing by your word, that's what matters the most. >>> using a technique called facial photo superimposition, a forensic anthropologist made a preliminary find nag the unidentified skeleton was 31-year-old scarlett wood. but this wasn't an identification that would hold up in court. investigators had sent the remains to an out

you did the skeleton. >> went to park city. i was knit knuckling it and screaming like a little girl. i have no shame in my game. >> you can jump on and go with no athletic amounty. you have to have tonnes of athletic eighty. the u.s. bim edges -- women's hockey team. >> the first gold medal went to sage kotsenburg, the 20-year-old kid. he qualified earlier in the day. it was slopestyle, making a debut. not only did he make the finals, he captured a gold medal, with a trick he has never done, called the holy grail. 4.5 rotations and catching air, and he nailed it. sage kotsenburg was stoked. >> this is all in one day. it fools like a week ago it happened. it's been crazy. i'm stoked to be here, representing the u. is a. >> being part of the team is school. bringing hope the cold is icing on the cake. >> shaun dropping out. most of the spotlight is on shoun. it was cool everyone was, "oh, there's other guys that compete." >> hannah kearney added a bronze. norway leads by four. hoarse sock marquee medal events tomorrow: bode mill

she just scored a silver medal for skeleton racing at the winter olympics.ife and mother of two is still down to earth. noelle likes wearing t-shirts and sweat pants, eating fudge sundaes and mexican food. all right. and get this, noelle retired from skeleton racing after the 2010 games before deciding to give it another shot. and noelle is joining me now here live in the studio. great to see you. >> thank you. >> and of course you brought the medal. >> i did, of course. >> when you wear that around your neck, how many people say they want to touch it? >> a lot of people. do you want to touch it? >> of course. oh, it's so heavy. >> right? i know. >> so obviously this was such a pivotal moment in your life. i had the great fortune of being able to see this happen. it was on tape, but i felt like it was live. with my children when i was away on a trip with them. it was so inspiring all the way around. for you, what i'm interested in knowing is, when you reach that moment, do you think about all the sacrifice that you put into getting there, or is it just the s

similar traits recurred frequently among the male skeletons.e, 18 out of 20 male skulls had a hole directly over the eye socket. i think this means that la ventilla, then -- the social group occupying la ventilla -- was based on a core of related males, related male kinsmen, and that the females in the area had married in there from a variety of different places. keach: so the 2,000 compounds of teotihuacan were not apartment buildings filled with strangers, but the households of large kin groups. 30 to 100 relatives, all living together -- greatgrandparents, grandparents, brothers, uncles, cousins. this kind of extended extended family is what is called a lineage. spence: a lineage is a group of people related either through the male line or the female line, but it's more than just that. these people usually live together. they will work together. they often own land in common. and they'll probably have some identity as a distinct religious group, too. keach: were the lineages of teotihuacan unified by religion ? again, household excavations p

he brought home a big win saturday on the skeleton winning the bronze. >> i'll take you on a tour ofat's team spirits. i said the local spirit, vodkas here in sochi, tried six of them. i remember the first two and after that, it all gets a little foggy. actually i'm not a big vodka drinker. there is quite a range of tastes and quality. >> i love how you were patting your head. had to be pretty powerful stuff. >> it was kind of a burn that went down to my toes over a series of hours. we got that coming up and what else have we got coming up here? >>> we begin with a big night ahead for the dynamic figure skating duo of meryl davis and charlie white who have a lot of support aening lo the way from two very special people, meryl and charlie say they wouldn't be where they are today if it wasn't for their moms who have been behind them every step of the way. affectionately knowns the moms, cheryl davis and jackie white are as much a team as their kids, gold medal favorites, meryl davis and charlie white. >> we're with each other 24/7 and sometimes it's eight to ten days out of every mont

you were told you didn't have what it takes to be in skeleton.vancouver and things fell apart and here you are walking out of sochi with a bronze medal. talk about how that feels. >> it's amazing. yeah, my first tryout in skeleton did not go so well. i was sent home. i didn't believe it. i came back a year later, it went much better. i got on to the development team and it's been a progress or process getting up to this point. definitely a huge disappointment in vancouver, but it's what made me so much better over the last four years, pushed me to improve, find my faults and how i can fix them and everything really came together for me this season and it's been a phenomenal season and capped off yesterday. >> it's very clear where you come from, seeing you during your race, all the cheeseheads, but also seeing some cheeseheads from wisconsin, a lot of football love in wisconsin. >> oh, yeah. >> but what's it like having this great family here supporting you and all your friends? >> it's amazing. i couldn't be here without the support i've had wit

>> you're not worried about a skeleton or two in the closet? >> tom, how would you describe mario's brand? >> i think mario's brand is bigger than life. >> three words, good job. >> full of life and always ready to have a good time. always ready to feed people, always up for fun. >> and how would you describe his brand, tom's brand? >> i think of tom as a very focused fisherman. on every level. he chooses things carefully. he is smart about it, he makes delicious food but his passion is what is on his sleeve. it makes a big difference. >> bobby, how would you describe rachael's brand? >> rachael's brand is accessible, passionate, and a great home cook. she is incredibly focused and she has been doing that for really long time really well. >> rachael -- bobby? >> everybody here, i am a fan of all of theirs and they are all accessible. what i love about bobby is he has done so much for our shows and shows we have done with young people. i love seeing bobby with people. i love seeing him talk to kids with as much respect as any other grown-up. he

the position of the skeletons is as interesting as the skeletons themselves.tion demonstrates relatively clearly from the data that's available that these animals were washed in either dead or dieing in a similar sort of fashion to what we see today. there are very strong similarities. the opportunity to study, we've got all ages here, very young animals to very old, an entire cross-section of a population, for want of a better word. it's a brilliant opportunity for researchers. >> is there any way to assess from this sort of finding the scale of whale populations at some point as well? >> it's still a very strong sample size. for what we've got already, a huge trevor trove. it's incredible. >> thanks very much indeed. >>> for the likes of jerry seinfeld, chris rock or russell brant, for example, a career in standup comedy can be a very lucrative business. it's not quite such a laughing matter for those just setting out. jack stratton is one of the new comedians gigging up to seven nights a week, clocking hundreds of cross country miles as he struggles to make

we have the skeleton saddle. the important part is the part that the athlete lays in. there's no steering system. they role on their bod yits to steer. this it plexible translating body movement into the terms she needs. >> a lot of people were gripping that and white knuckling. >> down here a tenth of a second cane make the difference between being a gold medallist or off the podium. what's the difference with the ski suits? >> the u.s. team tamed up with spider yeahating a suit for the athlete's body. the zippers are in a place to mip mice -- minimise drag. it was placed in a wind tunnel so it could be as farce as it could be, so the athletes are as fast as they could be. >> and what is this? >> this is padding. winter olympics in particular - high speeds. there's a lot of injury. concessions are a problem. this is a technology you can put in a helmet. it's made of kevlar which is strong. really just helping absorb the impact when they hit the ice. ryan miller wears in his hockey helmet, he has a padding inside his mask. there's a couple of snow boarders wearing it i

skeleton. >> thank you go [horns honking] announcer: the first step to getting into college is finding someone who can help. for the next steps, go to knowhow2.org. >>> ladies and gentlemen, the meeting is called to order. please turn off electronic devices. can we all rise for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please call roll. >> president mazzucco? here. turman, here, marshall, here. commissioner chan, present, kingsley, here, loftus is excused. we have here the chief of police. >> thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen welcome to the february 12, 2014, police commission meeting. before we go into our agenda a tonight we have a real presentation tonight for retired troy danger field. this is part of a theme that we honor members of the police family and we tell every academy class when you graduate that you are now part of a family and you never leave that family. i'm looking out in this audience, i see the famil

skeleton. >> thank you go man: 60-inch screen, high-definition. football season is coming up. you can watch it right here. what do you think? i'll take it. huh! huh! now, that's what i'm talking about. you're right. i don't need it. >> good afternoon, everybody i'm loped brodie i'm the supervisor for 5th district i'm excited because i believe this is the model for how affordable housing should be done in san francisco when we build housing to other locations to develop all below rate i want to thank by thanking the developer brian and those hopes are going to be absolutely amazing. i'm here to express my commitment to make sure that san francisco is doing everything this can to continue our work on affordable housing. we talk about when we do that wrong well, this is the case we doing to right and pushing more affordable housing in so far. without further ado, i'd like to bring up mayor ed lee any public comment? mayor ed lee has not only been an advocate for affordable housing but one the first mayors to take on the housing issues so i'm proud of the work not only with public

the final run of the skeleton follows with russia's team leading. semon aman is looking for a fifth ski jump title. >> here is a look at the medal count: >> canada were top of the table four years ago when they hosted the games in vancouver. they are in third with 11 medals. >> great britain is facing a rare winter olympic gold medal, yarnov winning the women's skeleton, the 10th medal. she took the event in 2008 after being spotted at a talent identification event. at the time she admitted to not knowing what the skeleton was. >> everyone tells me i'm the olympic champion. it's not going to sink in for a long time. it's been my dream as long as i can remember, every night going to bed. i slide down the track in practice and go through it, and visualise my dream, but not winning, but the process. coming though the finish line and seeing the number one, after the fourth run - oh, my gosh. >> football, and manchester city versus chelsea is the stand-out game in the fifth round of the english fa cup. it's the last game: city and cardiff have champion's

noelle pikus-pace races to celebrate with her husband and kids after winning silver in the skeleton.e're going to talk to her and her family live today, saturday, february 15th, 2014. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today at the olympic winter games" with lester holt live from olympic park in sochi, russia, and erica hill live from rockefeller plaza. >> and welcome to "today" on a saturday morning. i'm lester holt here in sochi with natalie morales, erica hill and dylan dreyer back home. we're going to check in with both of them in just a little bit. we also want to tell you, that crowd back there, they're like -- [ cheers and applause ] >> huge crowd! >> they're going to probably leave us in a short order to go over to that u.s. versus russia hockey just across the way. >> that's right. >> they're getting warming up for a rivalry. >> we're in the middle of the action for now, though, and we need to chant along with them, usa. >> usa! >> i can't wait! >>> we'll get right to today's top story. we are in the middle of several olympic events right now. >> so

she showed us the revamped skeleton sled. what's the biggest change?y the biggest change to sleets is the fact that this saddle, where they lay down in, is custom molded to their bodies. so they literally made casts of the athletes, and used if to bend the steel in such a way that it frames them perfectly. >> reporter: no american has won a medal in the two-person bobsled since 1952, so this year they overhauled it. u.s. athletes enlisted engineers from car company b.m.w. they shed 15 pounds from the frame and made the sled more aerodynamic. >> they actually redistributing the weight in the bobsled to lower its center of gravity which also made it faster. >> reporter: at today's final training run in sochi, bodie miller had the fastest time coming down the hill. when he and his teammates compete for the medal they'll be wearing new suits modelafter sharkskin. >> scientists have found out over time really smooth fabric isn't necessarily the fastest. if fabric had a little dimple or text, it actually manipulates the air flow and creates a faster surface

added a bronze medal to that tally on day seventy late in the kitchen finished but in the women's skeleton event up in the mountains of crops not pollyanna was the first time the russia have a secure a medal in the women's skeleton meanwhile a sunday trip to gulf is the man to catch up the hall for a state of the men's competition. he actually set a new track recording his bus from the men's open to actually complete the final two rounds on site today. what's a cooktop with him before the start of the games and he admits it's the performing on highlights is an advantage so she's the more than he did not go on tonight on the back of my hands on and everybody likes it including foreign athletes is considered one of the pets in the world. his design for its mark in the state is to have the warm up area now it's changing rooms. very good infrastructure. well elsewhere russia's female cub has boosted the challenges of progression to the next round they secured a six three victory over switzerland. i think it's fair to say that the team skippered by former motocross on this soapbox the door of a

i just won how delighted he was with the results and a great result obviously for russia in the skeleton they mentioned there some landmark achievements do you expect any more on day eleven. while the place looked really would be. skaters had to lympics really to remember and a lot of that goes down serving on remember in two thousand and six he was competing for south korea one for the gold for them in children but then had a dispute with their south korean federation and move to russia to compete two years ago and he really has brought so much to the russian team. boosting the levels of confidence of a young but talented side who haven't really had much show exposure and experience on the world stage and will actually go in his favorite events on tuesday the five hundred meters and given the form that he's been in so far in solid she one would expect perhaps try and science gold medal tally bird's rid of a. aisles of the show so far have been russia's figure skaters with two gold medals and they certainly have had analytics remember and solid she. was a disappointing winter olympics fo

women's skeleton going on as we squeak. >> two american women are in the running.ehlaender is in fourth. >> every time she goes down the hill she take as piece of her father with her. on her neck 1972 nlcs championship ring her late father ted won playing with the cincinnati reds. she also wears a pendant with some of his ashes. he is very close and watching over her. >> the other american in the running woke up ready to go. she tweeted i had a reminder that i need to compete in the olympics today. lol in case i forget. >> remind yourself to get out of bed. >> it's friday, though. >> always makes it easier getting out of bed on a friday. you know you get to sleep in tomorrow. most of us do. you know what, we've got a holiday weekend just around the corner. 57 in san francisco. 56 half moon bay. 55 to start the day in mountain view. we're at 55 in san jose. the the golden gate bridge tells the story. this is likely the case as you walk out the door, you hit the highway, you can see here you see that sheen. that's moisture that's accumulating, that's because we've go

also great news for amazon to trade to call of into skeleton he had really been also the nearly man i suppose in the skeleton he picked up a bronze medal in vancouver four years ago got a silver at summer it's the last world championships but he went one better this time winning a gold medal in salt she really led for and really from the first run right downs of forefront and finish for almost a victory distance of time of one minutes to give him a victory. so i'm not positive note and even though despite the perspectives of today what else does russia have to look forward to and day ten in such a. posy i stance. later this evening where russia do have a medal hope. then where russia of tradition is very very strong at last few decades but i think gold might be a bit beyond them this evening just because of the competition they face from tessa virtue and scott more of the united states and cheryl davis and charlie winds of canada those two players really are expected to live for the goal of a had to have quite a big lead after the short program but there's no reason that you need can

added a bronze medal to their tally on day seven elaina nikitin a finished third in the women's skeleton event up in the mountains of krasnaya polyana it was the first time the russian have a secured a medal in the women's skeleton meanwhile alexander tretyakov is the man to catch at the halfway stage of the men's competition he actually set a new track record in his first run the men's event actually concludes with the final two rounds on saturday when r.t. caught up with him before the start of the games and he admitted that performing on home ice is an advantage. for more than a year and i've gone to know it like the back of my hand i know that everybody likes it including foreign athletes he's considered one of the best in the world his design is very smart and convenient spacious he has a warm up area large changing rooms and very good infrastructure well elsewhere russia's female curlers boosted their chances of progression to the next round they secured a six three victory over switzerland and i think it's fair to say that the team skipped it by former model of course an additiona

matt, skeleton slider. it's a pleasure. mind if i get on your sled?see you down there. >> i may not get back up. this is not going to be -- you think this'll make one of those blooper shows? is there any special way to get in? >> make sure your head is up there. >> yes, yes. i've got that far. like this? >> yep. then just get your hands into the side. there's kind of some handles under there. may not fit exactly. try to get your hands right in there. >> okay. >> you can push yourself up a little bit. you definitely don't want your elbows pointed out. >> push myself forward? >> there you go. don't want your elbows out. if you hit the wall, that's the first thing that's going to make contact. that's not going to feel good. >> that looks absolutely insane. i hope he'll put on a helmet. >> i was hoping to see him go down the track. >> you have to say, look, in terms of the market, pretty good day. if you figured you were going to get an apple downgrade from a major firm and walmart would give you an outlook that certainly surprised some people and to hold

track record in the first round the final two rounds conclude on saturday however the women's skeleton event is finishing up this evening and russia also have high hopes of a medal there yelling and a kid skier is in the bronze medal position going into tonight's final two rounds as for trash he has caused while he admits the opportunity to perform on home ice is a real advantage. for more than a year and i've gone to know it like the back of my hand we spend so much time there that it already feels like home i like that truck very much and i find it very comforting i know that everybody likes it including foreign athletes sochi has hosted a trial run world cup and everybody was happy with the track is considered one of the best in the world is design is very smart and convenient spacious has a woman perrier large changing rooms and very good infrastructure. well elsewhere russia's female colors have boosted their chances of qualification for the next round with a six three victory over switzerland i think it's fair to say that the team skippered by form a model on a side door the have

that you have to build everything onto and if you don't have a good skeleton, the whole thing is going to collapse. so, it's been a process to rebuild the website or change this and try to piecemeal it all together. >> with the new website that was capable of scaling as her business grew, bizzie developed several complementary products including a workout dvd, meal plans for weight loss, and a clothing line. >> having that marketing automation software built in where you're capturing e-mails, upselling every time you have a product, or informing people, hey, we have this product or hey there's a workshop here, it's so important. >> the next step in her mba crash course was taking a closer look at her company's customer relationship management system. or crm. integ rating crm software in the fold of her business was eye opening allowing bizzie to create campaigns to track and measure the performance of her product. now, data was no longer the enemy, it was her friend. >> i was not a data person. i was not a numbers person. i wasn't the kind of person that was like, yay, a spreadsheet. n

men's skeleton after speed skater victor on wins the country's first ever gold in short track. plus new heights surrogate booker looks on as french a live picture. in the breaks the ukrainians twenty one year old home record in done yet. and best the east rallied to beat the west with a record breaking one hundred sixty three points to one hundred fifty five to claim their first win for all-star games in new orleans. but first to the twenty second winter olympics in sochi where our correspondent richard vancouver. news on day ten. hello there richard well let's start with a break it was ice hockey and after that dramatic against the u.s. it was a much more subdued affair against slovakia. the game against the usa is one of the going to be one of the all time olympic classics that really went every year when dr imagine a fortune for russians did. have involved a game of his life. but less than twenty four hours later he had to pick themselves up to play slovakia drop the first two games to the united states and surprisingly . they were just playing for pride really against the r

i went on to skeleton. all of a setting, here i am. you are sitting next to a kellogg's rice crispy box. i have a suspicion you will be on that box. you will make some money out of this. you are one of the very few people. congratulations. you will make a ton. >> i absolutely love kellogg. i have a 6-year-old and a 2-year-old. they are in love with kellogg. they have a great program of giving back to kids that are going hungry. it is a perfect fit. stuart: we thank you very much indeed for being with us today. i am sorry about the delay in our conversation. i did not know that you have two children. i take my hat off to you. you are terrific. thank you. i thought she was great. by the way, we asked our production team this morning, a people sitting around a table. how many of you would go down the ice pack at 80 miles per hour headfirst. every single one of them said yes. i would do it. >> no way. stuart: some said that they would do it for free. you would not do that, sandra? sandra: no. i would not do that. she did this even after sh

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in order to mold the skeleton perfectly to her body. was paralyze from the waist down in skiing accident. doctors told her she would never walk again. now 22 years later she's able to stand and as you can see move around on her own. >> girl scout cookie season maybe you bought some. out in force for a couple weeks now. one savvy scout set up shop outside the medical marijuana dispensary in san francisco mission district. east bay expresses this young lady sold in and out 45 minutes. marijuana of course is well known as an appetite stimulant. this young lady mother says selling cookie teaches her 2 girls gel setting decision-making management people skills and business ethics. she's raising money for camp. troop supplies and alzheimer's disease as well. pretty clever. >> another half hour of news at 9:00 moments away. up next. new chaos in kiev as we good over seas for a few minute. we show you what happened in the hours after truce broke down in ukraine. >> last minute rehearsal for the visit of dalai lama to the bay area. not everyone

in men's skeleton. matt antwan took the bronze. it's the first u.s.eton in 12 years. >>> one week into the sochi games, the host nation has taken over the medal lead. they have 15 followed by the netherlands and the u.s. with 14 each. norway next with 13. followed by germany and canada with 12 each. >>> it's prelim season as we get closer to the time for the kentucky derby. the el camino is the biggest derby prep race in this part of the world. what a finish it was. dance with faith is the hayes can the jockey in pink. in the lead. russell bay saved the best for last. coming up, they nipped dance with fate at the wire. bay gets this one. solidly in the conversation to run in may's kentucky derby. >>> and later tonight, we'll have highlights of the nba all- stark weekend. curry is in the shooting contest tonight. he was just warming up earlier and got the crowd excited when he made three straight shots from half court as practice time was running out. that's tonight at 10:00 on "sports wrap." that will do it for this special sportscast. see you tonight

about a tax we're getting a system they've agreed with us would be a better system then the he felt skeleton. >> thank you gohub. >> hi, i'm jean yes my name is jean and sometimes, people call me sir, girl. san francisco has served our sewer system and it's no square feet it's a matter of time. that's why we're planning major upgrades public health depends on it that. see how this important work is done. i was fascinated by it. we're going to creek. i would recycle you to come up and see the sewer system in minnesota that's why we see this through the plant. a lot of people don't realize how much work sgo goes into cleaning the water were. we offer free service to san good afternoon and welcome to the special meeting of the joint city and school district select committee. first of all we would like to thank the staff at sfgtv that record our meetings and make the transcripts available on line. and a special thanks and our clerk today and are there any announcements? >> there are none. >> thank you. and i will have a motion to excuse supervisor avalos who couldn't be here at today's meeting.

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. >> last night's skeleton, women's skeleton. >> that was exciting too. >> it was. all right.alk more later. thank you, andy. appreciate that. >>> okay. now to a breathtaking tight rope stunt all caught on video. right there. oh my gosh. another vertigo moment. earlier it was parachuting and jumping. now this. two extreme athletes attempting to walk a tight rope strung between two hot air balloons. are you out of your minds? this happened in mountains over spain. the first person tries to make the journey but halfway across, you see what happened there. thankfully the parachute. ♪ >> very dramatic, huh? oh, my gosh. oh! it happens again. another parachute. thank goodness. okay. much more straight ahead. talk about cliff-hanger. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ where you think you're gonna go ♪ ♪ when your time's all gone? [ male announcer ] live a full life. the new lexus ct hybrid with an epa estimated 42 mpg. the further you go, the more interesting it gets. lease the 2014 ct 200h for $299 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. hey, is it true we can get four lines, unlimit

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i know you brought this to us before it was a skeleton thing and i couldn't image where it was going what a lost work thank you very much. >> we on item n the consent calendar resolution. none tonight. off vote on consent calendar moved and seconded under section f. yes, thank you. mr. haney arrest commissioner maufas dr. murase. commissioner norton public utilities commissioner wynns and president fewer thank you. okay. this is now item p. we're going to oh, go ahead >> consent calendar resolutions severed for the immediate action. yes. commissioner maufas you pulled an mo u with 9 san francisco police department oh. >> thank you so, so much for staying i trouble appreciate it i know it's been a long day and probably a long week and a long evening. a long life t is good. but i pulled this so we could have a public conversation and have this go through without us board members making some commentary on that i -- i know you and i had a conversation about the issues we those issues were brought forward in any public comment? you know, for public advocates and our good friends and kohlm

a battery powered external skeleton that gives her body the power to do this: >> are you ready?e two one blast off! >> whoa! >> and this. >> i'm walk, you guys! >> and even this! [ crying ] >> the technology is so cutting-edge that amanda is the first person in the united states to own one. >> the moment she stood up, i was just amazed because she's been sitting down for 21 years! and that first feeling to stand up again, it's just -- i would have been thrilled obe in that position. >> it was an emotional moment for these kids who spent the past year selling countless cups of legal owade and raising are money from generous people to make it happen. >> the first moment, when i stood up and i tried see the children's faces, and some of them, the really little ones, they were just in awe! and then to have that heart to heart hug. and i hugged in a wheelchair, there's a disconnect. i get heart to heart cugz when i stand up. >> -- hugs when i stand up. >> do you promise me a hug? >> yes. >> amanda took her.first steps to making that a reality in 2010. that's when she got a call from

it's why the fit of the sled is so important for the skeleton competition and why four teams of engineersit. >> i think that when you're talking about this kind of equipment, they're just shaving off hundreds of a second. >> jennifer bogo is with "popular science" magazine. she shows us the revamped change. >> what's the biggest change? >> probably the saddle that they lay down in is custom molded to they're their bodies. they literally made castes and used the steel to bend it to fit them perfectly. >> year they overhauled it. they enlisted the help from carmaker bmw. they shed 15 pounds from the frame and made the sled more aerodynamic. >> they redistributed the weight in the bobsled to lower the center of gravity to make it faster. >> reporte: at today's final run in sochi, bode miller had the fastest time coming down the hill. when he and his teammates compete for the medal, they'll be wearing new suits modeled after shark skin. >> smooth fabric isn't necessarily the fastest. if it has a little bit of a dimple of a little bit of a texture it actually manipulates the airflow or creates

we will have the gold medal final of womens aerials plus men's skeleton and i'll be joined by jason brown. for now, so long from sochi. >> we did it! good is in every blue diamond a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of the u.s. ski team. >>> right now -- >> our pilot pulls up and guns it. >> this scenario happens a lot at local airports. we investigate. >>> a group of bay area girls were saving money to ride equestrian. what will keep them from riding. >> holliday weekend is here and so is the rain. >> let's get to jeff and what we can expect. >> we are mainly dry, but are tracking subtropical storm that feeds the system that will be dropping in in the next 24 hours. tomorrow morning we will be mainly cloudy from north shore to san jose. and then that rainfall will push in. we will have more on the timing and intensity. but ahead, california did declare drought in california. we will have more on what that means for the bay area. >>> in the tack room, com

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up the mountain in the women's skeleton, u.s. competitor noelle pikes make off like a rocket gliding through every twist and turn all the way to a silver medal. losing out to great lakes britain's lizzie arnold earning the uk first taste of sochi gold immediately after finishing the mother of two climbing up through the stands straight into the arms of her family shouting over and over, we did it. >> i just wanted to go out knowing this is my last and final run of not just the olympics but of my career. >> reporter: one of the biggest events of the day, team usa and russia in a key hockey showdown. it's a preliminary game, but it brings to mind the miracle on ice at the 1980 games in lake placid where a team of amateur and college players defeated the heavily favorited soviet union. team usa's co-captain ryan suter's father was on the team and asked him about the usa's teams of winning the gold. >> i hope we do win the gold as my dad says he tells us win the goal so we don't have to talk about the '80 team anymore. you know, he k

up the mountain in the women's skeleton, u.s. competitor noelle pikes make off like a rocket gliding through every twist and turn all the way to a silver medal. losing out to great lakes britain's lizzie arnold earning the uk first taste of sochi gold immediately after finishing the mother of two climbing up through the stands straight into the arms of her family shouting over and over, we did it. >> i just wanted to go out knowing this is my last and final run of not just the olympics but of my career. >> reporter: one of the biggest events of the day, team usa and russia in a key hockey showdown. it's a preliminary game, but it brings to mind the miracle on ice at the 1980 games in lake placid where a team of amateur and college players defeated the heavily favorited soviet union. team usa's co-captain ryan suter's father was on the team and asked him about the usa's teams of winning the gold. >> i hope we do win the gold as my dad says he tells us win the goal so we don't have to tk about the '80 team anymore. you know, he kin

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about a tax we're getting a system they've agreed with us would be a better system then the he felt skeleton. >> thank you go meeting. >> thank you. good morning. welcome ladies and gentlemen i'm going to called this meeting to order public utilities commission it's 1105 in the morning tuesday, january 28, 2014. commissioner president courtney. commissioner caen is expected shortly and commissioner torres we have a quorum >> thank you, don in a. next item, please. >> at the scene of the accident he item is 3 approval of the minutes of january 14, 2014. >> commissioners anything on the minutes. seeing none, do i hear a motion it's been moved and seconded and is there any public comment on this item? from january 14th. seeing none, public comment is closed. i'll call for a vote all all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries next item, please. >> item 4 is that concludes my presentation and address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda and i have several speaker cards. i have an announcement from the president for those who d

men's 20k b biathlon and team relay in the luge and men's figure skating short program, women's skeleton and men's slopestyle skiing gold final and women's 1,000 meter speed skating. coverage starts for prime time at 8:00. >> always fun to watch. >>> 5:08. meteorologist christina loren watching that radar with a look at the forecast. >> good morning to you laura and scott and good morning to you at home. we're still in the heart of a drought and we need any rain that we can get, especially if it can accumulate and three-quarter of an inchtally between now and sunday. right now the showers are still to the north of santa rosa but they are going to arrive in their neck of the woods by 6:26 this morning. make sure you're ready. it might be slick up there and the north bay after accumulating over a foot of rainfall in napa you may not be that happy about the return of the rain but it's not going to be heavy until sunday so at least that might comfort you. take a look at your seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen you'll notice we're talking about rain chances not just this weekend,

. >> they're watching a tv show and it's kind of about people and their hidden past, secrets, skeletonsclosets, if you will. and while the show is on, karen says to tim, we're told, that, how can that happen, that people can keep secrets like that? >> tim turned to her and said he had been keeping a secret. he switched on his computer and went to the website for the florida department of corrections. there was his mugshot. he had been released from prison just a year earlier and was still on probation. >> tim says, "i'm a convicted felon." his rap sheet includes 16 felonies, including one for attempted murder. he's been involved in a shoot-out with guns. i mean, this is a bad guy. >> permenter told karen he had a criminal history going back to when he was in college. in one instance, he had been arrested for running an illegal prostitution ring. >> he supposedly was running an escort agency out of gainesville, florida, which is where the university of florida is. the escort service, obviously, was a front for prostitution. >> while running his escort service, permenter got angry when a

. >> when karen taylor put the face on the skeleton, that's what broke the case. >> no doubt, forensic we use all the scientific inputs possible, but there is a point where art kicks in and supplements science. that forensic art allowed the dead to speak, and i think that's a really good thing. >>> in today's electronic world, security cameras track our every move. a simple cell phone call pinpoints our location by the nearest cell tower. every minute gps navigational systems can monitor our vehicles and boats. from other worldly signs to a tear mark on some duct tape, investigators unravel a crime in two cities, a crime of betrayal, lust and greed.