she was chosen to represent south korea at the sochi olympics.fter helping her team win gold in the 3,000 meter relay, sang-jeong has become a national her o in,e on this day she's been invited to appear as a special guest at an amateur skating competition. sang-jeong can use her skating talents to the fullest and loved by those all over the country. she feels she was never accepted until she obtained south korean citizenship. . >> sang-jeong is now focused on winning another medal for south korea at the next winter olympics. the south korean ministry of justice runs the multiple citizenship system. since the system began in 2011, they granted south korean citizenship to 50 people from various fields. sang-up is the nationality division director. >> the does it of ansan is 30 kilometers southwest of seoul. 70% of the residents are foreigners. the foreign residents here originate from 71 different countries. the streets are filled with food, drinks and products from a variety of asian countries. currently, 60% of the foreign nationals working in s

going around the sochi circuit seconds clear of his nearest rival.aces to go including this one, they could wrap up the constructors title if either win on sunday. >>> to football, and there are nine more euro 2016 qualifiers taking place on friday. the northerlands looking to bounce back from their defeat against the czech republic. >>> now to the yates now where it will be very special day for football, where landon donovan will play the final game for his country. he will now play for the galaxy and wear the captain's arm band for the final game. he has made 156 appearances for the united states. he is the all-time leading goal scorer for 57. his 57 career assists also a world record. his best performance coming in 2002 as the united states reached the quarter finals. the u.s. coach has paid tribute to the retiring star. for more now we're joined by united states football writer, and john, put it into context how big his contribution has been to united states football, soccer. >> i think he has been the face of u.s. soccer for the last 15 years. a

. >> mnaancuso has a combined from the bronze in -- a bronze from the combined in sochi. >> last winter was tough. i redeemed my whole season by the olympics. i started from scratch again. i have been competing on the tour for almost the teen years -- almost 15 years. i'm going to have some down moments to revamp. i'm ready for four more years. i'm feeling good and excited to try to get back on the podium this year in the world cup. >> andrew weibrecht made his debut at beaver creek. he is a huge fan of the bird of prey run. >> to me, there are only two courses that are real down hills, did you know -- kitzbuhel and beaver creek. it's one of those courses that, start to finish, is full-on. there are really no breaks. it's a ton of fun as an athlete i think as a spectator it might even be more fun, watching some of the crashes and some of the cool races we've had. all the way up to ted and bode g etting first and second. >> two of three of his world cup podiums have come at beaver creek. thursday marks the 40th anniversary of a special day in sporting history perhaps the most famous boxi

going to formula one, the poll position as the inaugural russian grand prix in sochi.ahamilton edged out teammate rosberg. >> it's a beautiful place, and the weather has been amazing. really enjoying driving this track. so it wasn't the easiest. they were looking quite strong and just it was not the same as practice. >> roger federer has ended djokovic's unbeaten run in china. beating the champion in straight sets to reach the final of the shanghai masters. frenchman winning 6-2, 7-6 to reach it's second effort. the kansas city royals have taken game one of baseball's american league championship series against the baltimore orioles. the game was tied at 5-5. a home run, and then a two-run homer against th, the royals continue their return to the championship series for the first time in 29 years. there is more on our website. check out www.aljazeera.co www.aljazeera.com/sports for details there on how to get in touch with our team using twitter. www.aljazeera.com/sport. that's all the sport for now. more later. >> thank you so much. well, that's the end of the news ho

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he placed sixth at the sochi games in february. takahashi has won one gold and two silver world championship medals, and five national championship titles. a knee injury kept him out of the world championships in march. he took a break from the sport this season, saying he wanted to think about his future. >> translator: i managed to fulfill my dream and participate in three olympic games. i'm very happy i had the chance to be a figure skater. >>> japanese weather officials have a new eye in the sky. they successfully launched a satellite into space last week and it's expected to significantly enhance the way weather is observed and predicted. nhk world's meteorologist jonathan oh tells us more about the sunflower satellite. >> reporter: with the sound of rockets firing off into space, the next chapter of meteorological study was written. the weather satellite made its way to space last tuesday. it means sunflower in the japanese language. on board the rocket the latest technology that will significantly change the way meteorologis

blackmun refrained from any demonstrations or political speech during the winter olympics in sochi. many were upset by what they considered russia's anti-gay laws. today, mr. blackmun will discuss the state of college athletics, and how it impacts the u.s. a team. the usoc has a strong interest in college athletics because so many olympians are college athletes. at the london games, 65 american olympians had participated in college athletics. ladies and gentlemen, scott blackmun here to tell us more about this. join me in welcoming him to the national press club. [applause] >> thank you. and thanks to all of you for being here today. it is an honor for us to be here. i know you all signed up to hear bob bowlsby. i would've loved to hear from him today, bob has been a member of the board of directors at usoc for eight years. i know what a great speaker who he is. bob, you are probably watching. i wish you a speedy recovery. the theme today is college athletics. you all know the stakes for the universities and for the athletes. but it is also an incredibly important topic, more import

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the fact is that sochi scared everybody. >> charles: vladimir putin put money in his pocket no doubt. >> listen, this is one thing where the wish the politics would stay. to be honest, the financial perspective, the olympics are not always a good thing. sort of what i political party holds a rally in your bigsty. look at chicago, they spent $100 million on their bid and they lost. when the olympics come into town, they usually leave it in quors condition when they come in. >> look at london and brazil and rio it was just a mess. i think you're right. we're on a show called making money. olympics don't make money. i think bore at did more for kazakhstan than what the olympics would. >> vancouver made a little money. athens 2004 lost about $14 billion. >> charles: i think that's what triggered the greece crisis. >> it's terrible what happened over there. >> and i think technology going forward what we're seeing with the nfl and major league baseball, people would rather sit at home than travel to those countries. >> charles: all right. i got a great question from a viewer on a topic tha

by december 2013 with the eyes of the world training on russia ahead of the sochi olympics, president putin freed khodorkovsky bringing an end to a decade behind bars. he now lives in switzerland where he's working to galvanize reform-minded russians. he was recently in the united states drumming up support, and we asked as he met with representative in silicon valley to tap their expertise. >> silicon valley specialists are of great interest to me, not only because of their technical knowledge, but they present a new way of thinking, seeing a world that is very attractive to the young and active people in russia. >> tell me about your efforts to meet or to engage the young people of russia. tell me what their state of mind is right now, and how you hope to engage them through open russia? >> just like anywhere else in the world, youth in russia, some of them are more active in political, public, business affairs, and some are less active. i would say that those who are not politically active today are not those who i could reach. but those who are politically active are very well rep

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and the big question now is how are they going to pack up these vehicles and get them to sochi, russia, which is the location of next weekend's formula one event, especially with windy and rainy conditions in the forecast. we're expecting the wet weather to continue to impact that region. and if this is any sign of things to come, 224 millimeters. in some locations, tokyo, you'll exceed 200 millimeters in the next 24 hours. i've timed out our forecast winds to show you how strong it will be across this region monday morning. so do take care if you're located in this region. back to you. >>> authorities are searching for a group of missing students in mexico and have found a horrific discovery. they've unearthed mass graves in one of the country's most violent states. the identity of the bodies are unclear, but dna tests are now being conducted. the students disappeared after a deadly police shooting weeks ago. >>> police say al shabab has abandoned its last major stronghold. military commanders say al shabab pulled out of the city on late saturday after somali and african union forces

the race is set to start in one of sochi's olympic venues. their first formula one driver. >> reporter: it's a big weekend for sports in russia as it prepares to host its first formula one race. i'm joined by russia's first ever formula one driver. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> reporter: you won't be involved this weekend, but what does it mean for russia to get this race? >> it's quite, it means a lot for us. i think many, many people was dreaming about to have this event here, and like almost all the tickets are sold. i think it's great. we don't have any problem -- >> reporter: what's the biggest challenge of a new circuit like this? >> for us, it's always the challenge, everything, breaking, corner, to feel what is the bump, to feel, difficult corners, like turn three. and i think the drivers will not easy to drive it. >> reporter: how difficult will it be for the drivers going into this race with the events of last weekend and that horrific crash involving the driver. >> everything i think know motor sport is dangerou

. >>> formula one at the russia grand prix in sochi. hamilton edges out rosberg, and would drop to third on the grid. >> to ten news now. roger federer has beaten world number one and now djokovic, the swiss star winning 6-4, 6-4 to reach the final. already through that final the frenchman winning 6-2, 7-6 to reach his second masters final. >>> the kansas city royals have taken game one of american league championship series against the baltimore orioles. the game is tied at 5-5, and a two-run homer gives the royals the win. the royals continue their return to the championship series for the first time in 29 years. >> all these games are big. there are a lot of emotions in it. our teams are just having fun with it, it seems like every night there is somebody else stepping up. so it's good to see. my brother is here, so it was good to do it in front of him. >> well, there is more on our top story. that's the african cup nations will not be postponed according to caf, the organizers, and despite the host, morocco, to postpone the event be

the big question still remains, how are they going to pack up these vehicles and make them travel to sochirussia, where the next formula 1 stop is next weekend? you can see the rain totals out of the storm already. 224 millimeters. we're expecting upwards of 225 millimeters near tokyo before it's all said and done. we'll be monitoring the storm very closely in the world weather center. for now, back to natalie. >> a drenching for sure. derek, thank you. >>> coming up here, a father and son in hong kong find themselves on opposite sides of the pro-democracy protests. and they weren't the only ones. we'll have more on how age is driving the divide on the streets. two medium cappuccinos! let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, two espressos. make one a double. she's full and focused. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, a medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. heh, heh

i think the average viewer for the sochi olympics was 50 years plus the average age. othersstion for nbc and is how we make the olympics relevance to those younger audiences. the answer is digital media. social media. we have made an investment, we are very engaged with facebook and twitter. we believe in it. i'm not on facebook, i don't do twitter. our communications person doesn't let me for very good reasons. we have to be very relevant in that space. i know it is a priority for nbc. coming out of vancouver, they did some research. what they found was people watching on digital media actually enhance their viewership. it increased their numbers on television. it didn't hurt them. i think nbc is all in on this proposition. >> a related question. we are the press club, of course. the olympics have traditionally been a television only events. streaming on the internet is accelerating. what will be the media mix in the future? >> i think it will be incumbent on us and nbc to have the widest possible mix. at the end of the day, different people access through different

sochi was $51 billion. last time china had it, $44 billion.ctor in what they're going to cost do. they ever make that money back? >> no. >> no? >> you should use the equipment and things you have there. if you have a stadium, give it a lick of paint and that's it, you can move in, and any private companies that want to put stands up, they can do that. a can of paint. >> that's the problem, you build the enormous stadiums to host the event. they turn into giant white elephants afterwards. they drive regular people out of town, the tourists that you think are going to come don't. no one wants them, jared? >> there are specific metropolitan areas conducive to having successful olympic games and being able to profit and benefit from it in the aftermath, and there's not a lot of them, and in fact, atlanta, with the summer games to this day has a lot of blight and blemish. >> name one. >> i don't think there is anyone that can do this profitably. >> dallas, and the reason is they have a ton of stadiums that need to be upgraded, and kazakhstan could

the question remains, how are they going to pack up these cars and get them to sochi, russia for thisthis is a sign of things to come, rainfall totals on saturday across the southern japanese islands, 224 millimeters, 144 kilometer wind gusts. tokyo, you could receive 200 millimeters of rainfall over the next 24 hours. and can you see the north as well, some hefty rainfall totals. i timed out these winds, tokyo, you should experience tropical to typhoon force winds be with the next 12 to 24 hours, and this system will quickly exit the region by tuesday which should be some good news. by the way, we're also watching another storm lining up right behind phanfone. >> wow, another storm on the way. >>> it has now been an a little more than a month since north korean leader kim jong-un has been seen in public. and that, alone, has raised questions about the health of that country's leader, but according to south korea's state run news agency, the north korean officials deny that kim is having any health issues. listen. >> reporter: in the past, there have been prolonged disappearances of t

. >> tremendous corruption in sochi that's being ignored because of the corruption.nd david, final question, what's it like for a journalist to operate in environments like this? >> well, you do it, to be frank, there are more journalists dying in the conflict. and soldiers at much greater risk, and you want to bring out the truth. it's a noble profession. i love it, and i will do it as long as i can. you hope this doesn't happen to you, but it's so constant that it's almost a numbers game. if you were going to go to these countries, eventually something is going to go wrong, and it's the impunity. governments have to be stopped and letting it go unpunished. >> it's very powerful and certainly a look to everyone. eric matthews, patricia todd and david rhode. thank you for joining us tonight. >> the united states falls on 36 on the reporters without boarders freedom index. >> an american votes 2014 special report kansas >> in our state, government is broken >> a republican governor has made drastic changes >> the highlight of this is... eventually doing away with inco

a know a lot was capital infrastructure and same thing for sochi, 50 billion for the winter games morebefore it. norway pulled out because of this list of demands made by the ioc. should oslo be applauded for pulling the pin. >> well, oslo probably is going to -- oslo is going to set a trend. the ioc is about to embark, finish up, if you will, a reform to the bidding process in december that are supposed to make it easier for cities, less owner rouse for cities to make bids for the olympic games. the list of demands that the ioc makes is a bit of a legend, it's half true, half false. but the ioc does make some requirements on the host cities to carry out in terms of accommodations, transportation, but they don't ask for red carpet treatment. they don't ask for car jar. they don't ask for special lanes for olympic visitors to travel around the city. so you know there is a bit of a miss perception exactly how much the ioc wants out of the cities. at the same time there's a great obligation on the part of the city that's selected. >> so wasn't a 7,000-page list of demands made by the ioc

i think the average viewer for the sochi olympics was 50 years plus the average age. the question for nbc and others is how we make the olympics relevance to those younger audiences. the answer is digital media. social media. we have made an investment, we are very engaged with facebook we are very engaged with facebook and twitter. patrick on facebook, does not let me for very good reasons. but we have to be very relevant in that space, and i think i know it is a priority for nbc. vancouver,me out of and they found that people watching on digital media actually enhance their viewership, and it actually increased their numbers. so nbc is involved in this proposition as well. >> we are the press club of course. has traditionally been a television only event. streaming on the internet is accelerating. what will be the media events in the future? think it is going to be incumbent on us and incumbent on nbc to have the widest possible mix at the end of the day, people are accessing it through different platforms. they will want to exploit their rights across all platforms

. >> second practice for sunday's russian grand prix is underway at the black sea resort of sochi andwas quick in first practice ahead of teammate and rival lewis hamilton and thoughts are with a man following a crash at last within's grand prix and they announced they will run one car this weekend and this is the first time it has been run in russia and this was built on a cost of $330 million qualifying for sunday's race will be held on saturday but the entire weekend is being over shadowed by this crash. >> the accident and there are no words to describe how bad you can feel. and he was there that weekend and right now we are here and it's difficult and emotionally very difficult, you know, and my mind is with him in this moment, you know, and pray for him. >> reporter: the football and spain suffered their first defeat in a qualifier for eight years and he came in the year 2016 groups qualifier against slavakia and european champions losing 2-1 and ended the competitive matches and the first loss in 36 qualifier games for euro or world cup and this dates back to 2006. england mean

difficult nature getting the cars out of japan once the storm moves through because it needs to get on to sochi, for the next grand prix event so we'll monitor that. let's send it back to the news desk with errol and natalie. >> all right, derek, thanks very much. >>> still to come on cnn, we'll show you a place where motorists are in for what some describe as music. our jeanne moos shows us a highway that serenades its drivers. >>> did you know there are a few highways that sing to the motorists? sounds a little nutty but in new mexico there is a road capable of entertaining motorists a new way other roads can't. >> you know you have to jeanne moos on this. music is made where the rubber meets the road. >> reporter: when you think of route 66, music comes to mind. ♪ get your kicks on route 66 >> reporter: but now route 66 itself is grooving thanks to these grooves. name that tune. ♪ >> reporter: "america the beautiful" played by your tires going over special lie designed rumble strips. >> how cool is this? >> reporter: suddenly, local reporters are highway musicians. >> all you have to do is r

in march, you know, and the ncaa tournament or the world cup at rio or the gold medal count in the sochiolympics, you know, prediction comes in many places. you predict things by yourself. i would say that among all the predictions you do, the consequences are probably fairly limited. the consequences of making a bad prediction are not severe maybe you get wet because you didn't expect the it to rain. but i would say that's not a high consequence right now. we're turning to simulation quite a bit more. i'm sorry about that. in understanding a number of types of more serious problems. more societal problems and i view them as being in two categories. you know, as an academic, i resonate and certainly i resonated in my previous career on the class of let me call for no better name output-based type simulations. this is the kind of problem that a scientist poses. it is typically well defined. you know what to measure, you know, in scientific parlance. you know the degrees of freedom. you know what to measure. you have a ham iltonian, you have a theory and you're trying to solve the theory.

sochi was so much fun.f the team now. >> we really were just so excited with sochi and how things went for us. getting to enjoy our sport every day and bring people in america back into our sport with us and now that we have this amazing opportunity, we're just completely honored and so proud. >> did you guys have any idea of the combination? i know your friends off camera said it would be a dynamic duo, dynamic combination. >> i don't think we had any idea. we started that instagram account just for us. just being ourselves. right when it started, let's just have fun. >> be ourselves. >> be ourselves. >> why does the chemistry work so well? is it the fashion? that's the highlight for me, i have to tell you. >> oh, i don't know. >> that's a big part of that. >> we know a little bit about skating, too. just a little bit. >> of course. and, by the way, i should mention on sunday you'll be hosting the chicago skate america, this sunday. you have a documentary coming out as well. >> oh, yes. first of all, i'm s

i cannot wait for that to start, and sochi was fun and we are honored to be part of the team now. >>gs went for us, and getting to enjoy our sport every day and now that we have this amazing opportunity we are completely honored and so proud. >> did you guys have any idea that the combination, your friends, off camera, it would be a dynamic duo and combination. >> i don't think we had any idea, we started the instagram account just for us. we had so much fun, and that's the best thing, right when it started, let's just have fun. >> be ourselves. >> why does your chemistry work so well? is it the fashion? because that's the highlight, i have to say. >> well, that's a big part of it. >> the skating, too. >> you have a documentary coming out as well? >> yeah, first of all, i am so excited to start the figure skating season, and then a documentary about the gay athletes preparing for the games in sochi. >> i know you like the bedazzled shoes. they are taking over instagram, twitter, tweet, send whatever you want, and they will reply to pretty much anything, i am told. >> you know who is

as the hero of the winter olympics in sochi. >> that turned out really well. >> he's shown riding -- the olympics? >> is that one of those kangaroos that was kicking yesterday? wow. all right. okay. >> come on, joe. >> after that, he invaded another country, a sovereign nation. >> he also was seen riding an ox to symbolize the breakaway of crimea from ukraine. finally, as the overseer of russian oil power across the european continent. what is wrong with him? what is wrong with him? still ahead, actor comedian and host of "america's got talent" nick cannon will be here. first, is it time for the republican party to stop preaching and just start winning elections? joe? >> yes. >> matt lewis will explain his very compelling column. "morning joe" will be right back. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you w

. >> sochi is located where the sar kassians lived.they were an ethnic north group and in february of 1864, it's 150 years before the olympics. they were discriminated and many killed by russians. the main concern was terrorism as a form of retaliation. >> we are thankful there were no major incidents. there was a war just outside of the perimeter. were you surprised there were not acts of terrorism. >> the russian secret police was good at foiling terrorist attacks. >> ornlally from belgium. >> that's correct. i was born and raised in belgium, like dr. evil. >> how many languages? >> i used to speak french, dutch and english. i haven't spoken dutch in 15 years. now french and english. >> what got you to this country. what brought you here? >> the land of opportunity. >> all family back in europe? >> i wanted to discover america. i'm a movie buff. watching all these movies. finally, i got here in 2000. we have been living here 14 years. >> from belgium i went to alaska to get my master's. went to oklahoma. as it was looking for jobs, t

and of course president putin himself made that connection when just before the sochi olympics he said are welcome to come to the olympics but leave our children alone. >> we see a man in one video being held down. he was punch nd the face several times and others forced to sit in a bathtub while urine is poured on them. these gangs post them online. tell us in 15 seconds if you can if that's the most severe. >> well, i think in many ways the mental abuse that gay people suffer is worse than the physical abuse. a climate of fear is spreading across russia. >> thank you very much. i appreciate your time ben steele. thank you. >>> that's it for this hour. thanks for watching. be back tomorrow starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. until then, have a very good day. hird shift is rough... it's just a few more weeks max! what are you doing up? it's late. i just wanted to have breakast wih you. your customers, our financing. your aspirations, our analytics. your goals, our technology. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. syn

think the stock market got too high relative to a couple of things we didn't expect when you were at sochi was the absolute apex of happiness. >> we had no idea that ukraine was going to be on the hook. no one counted on an outbreak to a disease which there is no obvious solution now. >> i had zoes on last night. it's mediterranean. i asked him, are sales down in dallas? the ceo was not like, are you kidding? people are out there spending like crazy. i like the cruise ships. they are not acting well with. theme parks are not acting well. >> i'm reading a note from deutsche bank that can create quite a worrisome sequence of events on ebola. that doesn't mean it's going to happen. >> no. we could create fear, which i think is not our goal. by the way, the market can bounce. >> when you see notes like that, that's already creating fear among those managing assets to a certain extent and they are going to take risk off. >> i think you had a list of these people taking a decision, including me, saying gasoline is now $2.75 in texas. okay? what do you do with that additional dollar? you go to zo

forink the average viewer the sochi olympics was 50 years plus, average age. question for nbc and others is how do we make the olympics relevant to those younger audiences, and the media.is digital it's social media. so we've made an investment, engaged with face become and twitter. in it.eve i am not on face become, i don't do twitter. communications person doesn't let me, for very good reasons. be very relevant in that space, and i think i priority for nbc, and coming out of the vancouver they did some research and what they that people watching on digital media actually itanced their viewership, increased their numbers on television, it didn't hurt them. nbc is all in in this proposition too. question. the olympics have traditionally been a television only event. streaming on the internet is accelerating. what will be the media mix in future? >> i think it's going to be incumbent on us and incumbent on have the widest possible mix. at the end of the day different accessing through different platforms. what nbc wants, what any rights abilityould want is the

sochi is located where the sarcasians used to live.up, and in 1864, february of 1864, so if you do the mathd, it's exactly 150 years before the olympics and they were discriminated, and many of them were killed by the russians. and the fact that russia was holding the olympics there was a good way for the sarcasians to wreak revenge against the russians. the main concern was with terrorism, a form of retaliation. >> we're thankful there were no major incidents. there was a war that was happening just outside of the perimeter. were you surprised there were not acts of terrorism? >> the russian secret police was very good at foiling these terrorist attacks. >> although the background, you're originally from belgium. >> that's correct, i was born and raised in belgium, like dr. evil. >> how many languages do you speak? >> three, french, dutch, and english. i haven't spoken dutch in 15 years. now it's down to two, french and english. >> what brought you to this country? >> the land of opportunity. >> all family back in europe? >> i wanted

turns out those people in sochi are sanctioned now in the united states and europe. >> we were really heartbroken. the olympians were eating chobani. it was in the kitchen, in the smoothies. all the factory people, it was like a festival. all the community farmers, the kids, everybody in the factory. we all made this together. we signed. everybody signed. we did this 2012 to london. we were hoping this was going to go and we hit the wall. >> there was a lot of speculation that the change of the uniform for underarmor uniforms affected some of the performance but it was the absence of chobani yogurt, right? >> absolutely. we believe in that and we were sad. but the next olympic we think we will do it while in brazil. but it is food, as people forget, a simple cup of yogurt or simple loaf of bread. or whatever you get from the store. it's available when you're in turkey and greece and italy and new york city. but you go to supermarkets in new york, or twin falls, new york. it's a shame what's in the supermarkets and the manufacturers, they could definitely do better. they can do better.

turns out those people in sochi are sanctioned now in the united states and europe. >> we were really heartbroken. the olympians were eating chobani. it was in the kitchen, in the smoothies. all the factory people, it was like a festival. all the community farmers, the kids, everybody in the factory. we all made this together. we signed. everybody signed. we did this 2012 to london. we were hoping this was going to go and we hit the wall. >> there was a lot of speculation that the change of the uniform for underarmor uniforms affected some of the performance but it was the absence of chobani yogurt, right? >> absolutely. we believe in that and we were sad. but the next olympic we think we will do it while in brazil. but it is food, as people forget, a simple cup of yogurt or simple loaf of bread. or whatever you get from the store. it's available when you're in turkey and greece and italy and new york city. but you go to supermarkets in new york, or twin falls, new york. it's a shame what's in the supermarkets and the manufacturers, they could definitely do better. they can do better.

turns out those people in sochi are sanctioned now in the united states and europe. >> we were reallyeartbroken. the olympians were eating chobani. it was in the kitchen, in the smoothies. all the factory people, it was like a festival. all the community farmers, the kids, everybody in the factory. we all made this together. we signed. everybody signed. we did this 2012 to london. we were hoping this was going to go and we hit the wall. >> there was a lot of speculation that the change of the uniform for underarmor uniforms affected some of the performance but it was the absence of chobani yogurt, right? >> absolutely. we believe in that and we were sad. but the next olympic we think we will do it while in brazil. but it is food, as people forget, a simple cup of yogurt or simple loaf of bread. or whatever you get from the store. it's available when you're in turkey and greece and italy and new york city. but you go to supermarkets in new york, or twin falls, new york. it's a shame what's in the supermarkets and the manufacturers, they could definitely do better. they can do better. t

it's only been eight months or so since we saw you skate off with the gold in sochi. >> it's flown by. >> i hear congratulations are in order for you, charlie. you got engaged. >> yes. she said yes. that's been the highlight since the olympics and 2014 is going to be pretty unforgettable. >> meryl, what did you spend your time doing? >> skating, dancing, schooling. school might be less exciting than skating and dancing but it's been a good year so far. >> you are still trying to be a student yet continue on in training. >> yeah. >> you are also skating on the tours on ice. >> february, march. we are looking forward to the opportunity to give back. taking the year off competitively. >> i'm going to let you get into place. and you're going to skate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> meryl davis, charlie . >>> we continue to follow this breaking news following driving in burlington county. this dump truck overturned this morning. we were over the scene earlier. we are joined now with katie zachary. >>> a big mess. this is what drivers southbound are seeing as they approach exit 4, this overturns du

. >> i went into the sochi olympics.that's right. you hear that, twitter? i'm calling you out. for "today," wet weather. and then tomorrow -- today just zooms right by. tomorrow, wet weather around the great lakes, making it all the way down into northern louisiana. more rain and wind in the pacific northwest. sunshine through the southwest. warm temperatures. chilly through the central plains. it's going to be a nice day tomorrow here in the east sbchlt then things deteriorate just a >>> good morning i'm bill henley, a cold start this morning but we have sunshine today. a nice start this afternoon into the 60s today. tomorrow we will see sunshine, 75 the high temperature. that's where the warming trend stops. 69 degrees as clouds move in with showers for wednesday. it churns chilier for halloween especially friday evening. by saturday morning we'll see temperatures in the 30s. have a great day. >> that is your latest weather. matt? >>> a woman whose skills could come in handy on halloween. a gifted artist using her face

. >> i went into the sochi olympics.'s right. you hear that, twitter? i'm calling you out. for "today," wet weather. and then tomorrow -- today just zooms right by. tomorrow, wet weather around the great lakes, making it all the way down into northern louisiana. more rain and wind in the pacific northwest. sunshine through the southwest. warm temperatures. chilly through the central plains. it's going to be a nice day tomorrow here in the east sbchlt then things deteriorate just a >>> 8:32. high, wispy clouds overhead.. but no fog, no low clouds to show you. 72 degrees, room temperature for the south bay, same for the peninsula. upper 60s on the east shore and in san francisco and a gorgeous day out in wine country, same for the tri-valley. you'll be in the mid-70s for today. getting into tomorrow and especially wednesday. at 10 to 15-degree jump. and then, we get rain at the end of the week on halloween. more on that today at 11:00. >> that is your latest weather. matt? >>> a woman whose skills could come in handy on ha

it's only been eight months or so since we saw you skate off with the gold in sochi. >> it's flown byin order for you, charlie. you got engaged. >> yes. she said yes. that's been the highlight since the olympics and 2014 is going to be pretty unforgettable. >> meryl, what did you spend your time doing? >> skating, dancing, schooling. school might be less exciting than skating and dancing but it's been a good year so far. >> you are still trying to be a student yet continue on in training. >> yeah. >> you are also skating on the tours on ice. >> february, march. we are looking forward to the opportunity to give back. taking the year off competitively. >> i'm going to let you get into place. and you're going to skate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> >>> good morning to you. laura garcia-cannon. 8:56 right now. b.a.r.t. recovering from delays this morning. a fire near the track. you can expect up to 20-minute delays on the fremont line. meanwhile, changes this morning, two commute signals b.a.r.t.'s extension project. after more than a year of work, all three lanes in san jose are back open. lane