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in the delegation, past athletes who weren't competing in the sochi olympics but had prominence in theantigay laws. this is certainly the only course of action that makes any sense. >> could it change the olympic experience for the athletes? would the athletes feel any kind of additional pressure on them because of this controversy that's bubbling to the surface? >> i would think not. athletes at that high level of competition -- especially olympic athletes who train in the shadows and step onto the biggest international stage once every four years, those athletes are hyperfocused. as long as it doesn't effect their preparation and the way they like to lead up to a competition, i don't think they'll be affected by the controversy itself unless china does something which is certainly not out of the question, does something to make life miserable for those who don't bend the knee to them. >> right. which is not out of the question. let's talk about lebron james. this has been on my mind. what is going on with lebron james? the nba superstar was fined $15,000 for making an obscene gesture

by 2014 he was at his first olympics in sochi, winning bold, and hopefully winning gold in beijing.ere on nbc bay area. >> he's likely to make the team, but it's not official yet. >> he basically has made the team, but usa hockey has not made the official announcement yet. he's a goalie, he's got the most-aggressive position. he's so good at what he does. >> good evening, jess, how you doing? >> that is so impressive. coming up at 6:00, coming up, soon to be a free man. a san jose judge orders a man convicted in a thrill kill to be released. >> a monster. i have, i have nothing for him. he's disgusting. >> the recent california law that will allow the killer to walk out. >>> fighting back against the growing number of retail thefts. the costly measures one police department is recommending. >>> and an admission on the witness stand, a question that got elizabeth holmes to say "i wish i had done it differently." the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. change of law, change of fortune. jay williams was 15 when he and a frien

while the russian president, speaking at a defense summit in russia's southern city of sochi, has revealed that moscow sees and observes all the activity of nato and nato friendly countries on its borders. in fact, he has said that while russia is ready to react to any well provocation that might happen on the borders. and that not only does it see everything, in fact, some nato vessels can be seen better than others. none of me voucher. so as we need to further develop our air defense system, in particular, due to the current military and political situation, the increase in nato flights near russian territory. the appearance of nato ships with guided missiles in the baltic and the black sea. now, you know, a u. s. ship has entered black, see waters, and we can watch it through binoculars or the recites of the defense system. and william, so quite a ball statement there, especially when it comes to the view through the rare sights of russia's defense systems. this was, of course, in response to the u. s. navy, boasting that one of its flag ships you assess. mount whitney entered the water

petersburg, where she's from, in sochi on the black sea, a share in a bank closely associated with the bank rossiya, and i discovered a secret flat in monaco. >> nrator: nothing in the leaked documents directly linked krivonogikh to putin. the russian president has long faced claims that he has helped enrich his inner circle and used them to hide his own wealth, allegations he and the kremlin deny. but in the trove of leaked files, there was something that tied krivonogikh and others close to putin together. they all had used the same financial firm: moores rowland in monaco. >> this company here in monaco has done a lot of work for people who are very close to vladimir putin. this company, moores rowland, shows up in the documents as one of the companies that work with putin and allies to set up shell companies. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: one of those putin allies found in the documents is oil trader gennady timchenko. he's a close associate of president putin, and has been accused of using his connections to amass an oil-trading fortune estimated at $20 billion. as with krivonogikh, moores row

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the youngest athlete to win an olympic gold medal in sochi for slalom. these accomplishments -- >> i get more nervous than i used to. >> really? >> well, that's actually not that true. i can get more nervous as the pressure increased and expectations increased, i got more nervous over the years. >> reporter: this weekend, mikaela is competing in two races at the killington cup, a qualifying event for the 2022 games in beijing. >> i'm looking forward to racing again and having those first races out of the way, and i love racing in killington. the crowd is amazing. the atmosphere is amazing. we're going to have fans here. you feel the buzz in the air. i love that. >> little fun speed round. music-wise what song or songs do you listen to to get pumped up? >> it's been adele. >> any shows that you're binging right now? >> i have been watching "yellowstone." >> what's your favorite holiday movie? >> probably "home alone." >> usa, usa, the olympics in beijing, and take home some hardware. don't get hurt please. >> thank you. >> mikaela said she is dealing with

sochi it. we miss that somebody was hard and i explained to her that it was miss to andrea. and that he was heart by car and we didn't really talk up to that. but she had a little cry and said that she didn't want it to be true and we just we've spoken about it a little bit but dead yet. so she confused, especially as a 4th grader little young. definitely she has some understanding of what death is, but not really close like very upset. >> thank you so much. i'm sure mister andrew was very proud of thank you so much. this is franklin. it is notorious for speeding. the cause of crash still under investigation. but reportedly obviously speeding is being looked into and the drivers could possibly face charges. the city of san francisco is looking for ways to possibly slow down drivers regardless of whether or not speeding was a factor. this area here is famous for speeding and san francisco. >> this is the 12th pedestrian death involving a car and somebody like mister andrew standing minding their own business and all of a sudden they were hit. >> thank you very much. well, for

that he told me snowshoeing snowmobiling panning for gold sochi.do up but yeah, here, you can do it, too. and then you can also have other options we are looking at conditions today that are dr- after yesterday's rainfall. >> now yesterday's was definitely nothing to write home about. but it was a decent rain compared to what we had 2 sundays ago that 18 inches around mount tam was only 2 inches yesterday, but still very good news guerneville around 2 and a half inches mill valley just over an inch of rainfall. as year the big winner out that direction around 6707 inch now skies have cleared out really nicely san jose looks beautiful this morning and is going to stay dry throughout the course of your tuesday ahead of us. so we've got a nice dry day to get back out there. take the dog on an extra long walk and enjoy what will eventually be increased sunshine for some of our areas that are still holding out of the cloud cover we don't have to wait long for our next round of rain to arrive after a dry day tomorrow showers will return in the middle of

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by the way, stu, putin invaded crimea just two months after the sochi olympics.heir rule. the entire world turns their back and in this case china is going to take it a step further. we think they're going to roll out their digital yuan, digital currency, mandate everybody sign up for their apps. the most massive data collection effort the world has ever seen. stuart: well, you've got me there. we had this virtual linkup the other day between president biden and xi xinping, that was designed to lower the tension, just cool down everybody. you were really raising the tension dramatically. >> well i would argue i'm not raising the tension. xi has been raising the tension now for a decade. he unleashed covid on the world. he is stamping out freedom. it is the most grotesque genocide modern history has ever seen. openly telling his country to prepare for war. they will unify with taiwan one way or another. they are talking about replacing the american dream with the china dream within the next decade. i think at this point we have to respond with strength, not feckle

putin invaded crimea and the ukraine just months after sochi olympics.n february. rachel: congressman, i want to get to another topic that's important as well. there are reports that hunter biden's firm reportedly helped a chinese company purchase a very rich cobalt mine in a deal worth $3.8 billion. finish what is the impact of that on the american economy, on our national security, and what about the biden administration? does this road lead from hunter over to joe biden as well? >> well, so you have the chinese communist party is seeking to dominate the global minerals trade. i mean, these are list are yum, cobalt -- lithium, cobalt, graphite, these are the raw materials for computer chips and importantly, cobalting is for electric batteries. so here you have the left in the united states demanding that we move to an all-electric, all-battery economy through legislation, forcing that on all americans, yet all it's doing is forcing our dependency on the chinese communist party who's trying to dominate those mines. by the way, that legislation that just