>> guest: i think i see james meredith artba the king and stokely -- stokely carmichael is the main characters in for carmichael he sees this as a unique opportunity. he is the new chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee which has always been on the progressive vanguard founded a young students pushing for civil rights establishment in new directions. they are really sort of questioning who they are is an organization and want to take themselves in a new direction. they are exceptionally frustrated with what they see as a slow pace is far as federal reforms. they don't want our legislation. enforce the legislation that's on the books. rather than seeing president lyndon johnson as their ally they tend to see them as their enemy. they don't care anymore about lopping white america. they don't care about repealing to the national conscience. they are much more concerned if developing leaders on a grassroots organization so they don't have to define themselves by the idea of the mass marching. by the same token when meredith gets shot they recognize an opportunity because the ma

you want to highlight some of the key figures in the march and that includes martin luther king, stokely carmichael and it includes the men that started the whole thing, james meredith, and was lucky enough to capture all of them as well as this week along with them. >> fantastic. let's backtrack a bit and tell us about the march that you are referring to. tell us about the title and how you chose it. >> host: is civil rights, black power and the march against fear. it's a civil rights march that begins in memphis in the beginning of june and ends three weeks later in jackson. you can need an argument that in many ways it transforms and approaches its crossroads. the call for black power is first and third, stokely carmichael unveils if you will way through the march and immediately generates controversy and immediately generate a great swelling of enthusiasm, and in a lot of ways it's a good nights a direction of policies. now those changes might have happened over the course of time. but the march does is it dramatizes the shift because it brought together the civil rights leaders and

one pound sterling doesn't buy you much nowadays but in stoke on trent lucky locals have managed to grab the ultimate bargain house it's part of a sell off of rundown properties in a deprived part of the city at this sort of apply just sort of to the blue really because i was saving up for a mortgage and things anyway which when you run time is by hard. but yes i use quite shortly you know i actually did go out which actually great for us because we have repelled. the snag many of the properties have stood abandoned for years after the closure of the city ceramic factories the area started to decline the roof sleeping every negative thing that you could imagine into properties or a magnet for those behaviors the workers of the patreas which is only walking distance who are living here and then what happened was as the poultry stock to started closing down people had to move forward so the communities start to disperse or this area is deprived it's riddled with antisocial behavior like drug abuse crime and squatting but the local councils say that the one pound scheme and the new owners m

auti stoke on trent. now require some other global news making headlines in iraq a suicide bombing instructor accidentally blew himself up in his own car bomb killing twenty one of his students after hearing the explosion security forces rushed to the area and arrested more than a dozen suspected militants seven car bombs as well as explosive belts were found on the site the militants supposedly belonged to an extremist sunni group which recently cut its ties with al qaeda. thousands of protesters are back on the streets of bosnia after the prime minister refused to step down they vowed to continue their demonstration every day until the premier resigned more than three hundred were injured last week during clashes fueled by high unemployment corruption and poor living conditions. pakistan a suicide bomber ran into the home of a pro-government tribal elder and blew himself up killing four women police said the blast also injured five others in a separate incident militants in the country's south west atta

auti stoke on trent. and coming up after the break financial revelations in britain pounced with aaron and. the alleged phone call between the assistant secretary of state and the u.s. ambassador to ukraine has created quite a controversy in the call like smug british colonisers cashless a big t. and africa they basically say that that need of books to fill he's not fit for the government of the of the needs of the baldwin become prime minister they also mentioning the help of the un to get this thing glued whatever that means although the authenticity of this phone call has not been confirmed but certainly hasn't been denied this reminds me a lot of the snowden leaks independent journalists for years had been writing about government spying but it took a snowden to shove it into people's faces and confirm that it was really going on we've heard from people like ron paul jesse ventura and many journalists that the u.s. state department uses a horde of international grant receivers and local political orga

stoke on trent i just ahead for you here not international taken on the high flying financial sky most of the world that means one thing it's going to be the kaiser report. there's a scene here when you're in the arctic you have feel entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple ship but really she's no symbol of the. handful of people ever have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is that the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted without the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we've underachieved in the hey you need operation of. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. there is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. when they wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them i'm. sure this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the fear for. women are definitely the target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when you killing money but if somebody would you would piss with her. i'm noticing more and more and that's

auti stoke on trent. with a feisty language and ready to take on the financial fanatics cars of the cars report in just a sec. there's a saying you know when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet she looks like a fairly simple. handful of people able to have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is that the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted without the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we undertake a unique operation. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. there is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really need to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the fear for. women definitely a target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when the killing might even if so many would he would just prefer. i know to say more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which impli

stoke on trent now a brief glance at some other global news making headlines in iraq a suicide bombing instructor accidentally blew himself up in his own car bomb killing twenty one of his students after hearing the explosion security forces rushed to the area and arrested more than a dozen suspected militants seven car bombs as well as explosive belts were found on site militants supposedly belong to an extremist sunni group which recently cut its ties with al qaeda. in pakistan a suicide bomber ran into the home of your pro-government tribal elder and blew himself up killing four women police said the blast injured five others in a separate incident militants in the country's south west attacked and destroyed three gas pipelines cutting supplies to the nation's most populous province. and breaking banks in london as the river thames reaches record high levels homes in waterlogged towns are being evacuated and thousands of lives are at risk several gauges installed along the river in the one nine hundred eighty s. are showing their highest ever levels by thursday and severe criticism

stoke on trent and in our brave glance at some other global news making headlines this hour in iraq or so sidebottom an instructor accidentally blew himself up in his own car bomb killing twenty one of his students after hearing the explosion security forces rushed to the area under arrest of more than a dozen suspected militants seven car bombs as well as explosive belts were found on the site the militants supposedly belong to an extremist sunni group which recently counted ties with al qaida. say to iran now a huge crowds have gathered to celebrate the fifth anniversary of that your brain revolution president hassan rouhani is now dressing a rally every day in february millions of iranians point to the streets to commemorate the victory of the popular movement against the west shah of iran in one thousand nine. yeah and have next takes you on a cruise to the bone chilling frontin aboard one of russia's nuclear powered icebreakers. the alleged phone call between the assistant secretary of state and the u.s. ambassador to ukraine has created quite a controversy in the call like smug b

my name is ernest stokes. i'm a long time resident of san francisco, i live in the bayview district. basically i'm here because i'm in favor of the fair chance ordinance because i believe the legislation the way it is right now is unjust. i when a person has served their time, served out their sentence, the [speaker not understood] should end. without the fair chance ordinance, there is no end to the punishment. i mean, they are continuously being punished. the current legislation which presupposes a number of things. number one, people can't change, can't grow, can't be rehabilitated. in other words, it presupposes that. the history is destiny. fair chance ordinance says that, number one, we believe in people and that people can change, can grow, and everyone can make a contribution to society. in closing, i'd like to say that every saint has a past. every sinner has a future, and that's why i support fair chance ordinance. thank you. >> thank you, mr. stokes. >>> good afternoon, my name is [speaker not under

. >> analyst jim stokes searched for corresponding ridge detail on the crime scene footprint and theraham. >> i was able to isolate an area on the right side of the foot about midway down. >> stokes called investigators with the news. >> i was really quite surprised and excited. >> finally, graham's dna profile matched the biological sample from janet haynes' rape test kit. the fbi profile had been remarkably accurate in predicting the perpetrator's age, education, and where he lived. graham also admitted he lost weight after the murder and joined the army, where he worked in military intelligence. after he was discharged, he returned to oklahoma. >> i guess that was his best situation, to move back into an area that he was familiar with, the same old neighborhood that he once lived in a decade-plus ago. >> but why would graham return to the same neighborhood where he killed gary elwood decades earlier and commit the same crime of window peeping, knowing that if he got caught, he'd immediately be a suspect in elwood's murder? >> and the answer is simply that he was a window peeper, a

i'm stoked to see that. good ol' sticoli. >> reporter: he hails from park city, utah. none of his family or friends made the trip. they get too nervous and in turn make him stressed out. instead, he called his dad after medaling. >> he was like, what? and they had it on speaker phone. everyone was there. the coolest moment ever. hearing their voices and they were so stoked. >> reporter: he says he plans to spend the rest of the olympics thinking of creative selfie pictures he can take with his new medical, watching other events and eating more onion rings. >> feels like i'm living in a dream. i have really no idea, actually. it feels so random. >> reporter: in sochi, rachel nichols, cnn. >> all right. congrats to him. >>> all right, with all the excitement over katssenberg snagging that gold, hard to believe snowboarding popularity is declining. later on in the show, the downward trend and safety concerns on olympic snowboard courses. >>> all right. woody allen is telling his side of the story in an ongoing feud with his adopted daughter dylan farrow and former partner

and he's stoked about going to the olympic games and he should be. carlson is the first american caps player ever to be selected to the olympic team since the nhl started allowing players to go. earlier this year he celebrated the selection with fans outside the white house. today i sat down with him and asked him what are your thoughts on all of this sochi negativity? >> i think it's going to be great personally. i'd sleep on the floor to get a chance to play in the olympics. it doesn't matter to me. >> reporter: i think you'll have a bed. >> yeah. no. that's my mindset going in. i heard that it's going to be one of the most unique olympics. >> be careful what you wish for. let's hope you don't have to sleep on the floor. earlier this morning marcus johan is an added to the swede -- johansson added to the swedish olympic team, his first olympic appearance. congratulations to him. tonight at 11:00 join us for a special report. christine brennan from the usa today will report on the opening ceremonies from the sochi olympics. >>> big news out of major

i hope everyone is stoked on it. >> very stoked. team usa swept the new slopestyle event. very cool. >> for team figure skating american gracie gold wowed the crowd in her free program. her stellar performance helped team usa pull off a bronze medal in that new event. >> i thought i'm the first lady to ever do for the us tuesday do the freestyle part of the team event like our team is going to go down as the first team for usa in the olympics. that's -- that's quite something. it's bigger than me. >> a disappointment for bode miller, in alpine skiing, he was largely considered the favorite to win downhill event. he started off strong but clipped a few gates and finished eighth. lake tahoe's travis finished. >> never a time to let up. that's what makes so it challenging. it's difficult. probably like the most premier downhill event. it's amazing. >> big action continues tonight here on nbc bay area. starting at 8:00 we have the gold medal final in women's alpine skiing super combined. the gold in men's mogul and the gold medal in the 1500 meter short track in men's speed sk

already a week ago that it happened because it's just been already getting so crazy, but i am so stokedand just like represent the usa for sure and being part of the first slopestyle team for the u.s. is pretty cool and then bringing home the gold is just icing on the cake. with shawn dropping out it definitely kind of sucked because i mean, most of the spotlight in snowboarding is on shawn but when he dropped out it was kind of cool because everyone is like oh, there are other guys that compete too. >> so kotsenburg got the party started while fellow american hannah cur kearn i added a kear. here are look at the marquee events for sunday. the ben's downhill, bodie miller is primed for an epic run. he has posted unbelievable times, has his experience, being his fifth olympics and he's no longer the party animal that he used to be. in fact, the 36 year old father of two realizes that this could be his last shot. >> i think i am in a much better spot this year than i was in 2010. i was really pretty tested and nba 2010. i was way behind from the very start of the season and my fitness was

americans picked up their second gold medal in snowboarding and sage said he was, well -- >> so stoked to be here. being part of the first gold is pretty cool then bringing home the gold is icing on the cake. >> schieffer: as stoked as the competitors may be, the threat of terrorism still hangs over the games. we'll have a report from sochi and get the latest on the security precautions from new york congressman peter king, a key member of the house intelligence and homeland security committee. back home, washington seems to be falling back sible to familiar gridlock. we'll talk about that with the number two democrat in the senate leadership dick durbin of illinois. plus analysis from our panel of experts. and -- >> ladies and gentlemen, the beatles! >> schieffer: we'll look back at the invasion of america that happened 50 years ago today. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again. start with cbs news correspondent covering the sochi olympics, mark phillips. >> well can i'm happy to report that what is is sports the talk about s

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an interim government right wing hardliners are placing themselves at the core of the reforms that stoking fears of a rise in neo nazi as i'm at the synagogue big synagogue being torched in the country's west and one of the main violent incidents artie's alexi has more. course. we lead ukraine's and europe's biggest battle in a vibrantly edited clip of the right sector movement of ukraine states its mission and well something that the revolution here ended with the ousting of the president of the college its leader dmitry jarosz has a different view. this is just the beginning ukraine's resurrection europe's resurrection they started our my down. but does this resurrection require the storming of political party offices the torching of politicians houses and the manhunt for journalists from the new government at this recently the offer of your award for the whereabouts of a russian journalist from the r.t.r. channel for what they call providing false information so you can see where we are heading now the jewish community in southeastern ukraine thought we had returned but on tuesday and i

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 miller posted unbelievable times and is no longer the party animal. the 36-year-old father of two realises that this could be his last shot. >> i'm in a better spot. i was behind from the start of the season. i pulled my fitness together by the time it was time to race to the olympics, but not where i am now. >> giving all of us hope for people in the 30s. >> problems at the sochi games has been well documented. there's a twitter account called sochi problems. it has 300,000 followers. best tweet came from american bob sledder johnny quinn who had to bust out of his bathroom after being locked in. it helps that he played football in the n.f.l. and cfl. first thing i thought is, "who will pay for it?" no, just part of

stoked means under the influence of alcohol. the word sick is really bad like you have a disease. >> i don't know, sick. the olympic action continues tonight in prime time. right here on nbc baya. it's going to be sick. starting at 8:00 we have the gold medal finals in women's alpine skiing super combined. gold medal finals in men's mogul skiing and the gold medal in the 1500 short track. 8:00 here on nbc bay area. >> so what are we stoked about the weather like this, all coming down. it was quite a wet weekend. >> did you say we're jazz hand stoked? a lot of us are. a lot of us are calling in sick i'm sure today. to hit that 6.5 fresh feet of powder. we have amazing totals to show you. not just in the sierra nevada, right here at home. where we accumulated over a foot of rainfall over the course of 72 hours. this is what we expect throughout week. temperatures are going to warm up but we're going to keep that chance for rain into the atmosphere river potentially wednesday and thursday. at this point we expect that to be a mostl

i think anyone has seen the pictures might disagree with that tended to be true but not so stoked his second td and so did the germans because gemini said today it had to return to doctor would be welcome to take refuge in any european country and to seek treatment that because he is still wanted to officially anyway. but ukrainian police curled an icing mass disturbances. i then told cnn from kiev the main engine staying with tens of thousands of women have been protesting about a woman's right to stage sit on ice government legislation to tighten stops paying devotional is the antenna nations play in the case of or when as a serious risk to the mother's health card bills and out any woman to have an abortion up to fourteen weeks . then came two months. and reproductive rights. i was in pain. she appealed to me. portugal. it still excites remains i'd be examined. most of them to abort the uk to become criminals and lead their lives. today's match the needs of artists and find the streets to protest the bill approved by the consent of government in december. get to post comments. the

like their stuff is happening accounting fraud is the new opium they go in there counting fraud and stoke up a ball of. accounting fraud yeah baby let's get on that accounting fraud crouching accounting for leaping tiger of. pork. so you know it also is a reminds me of the round trip to two thousand and seven when the liquidity crisis began we're seeing this over and over and noticed in the news as you look around this notion of liquidity there's a liquidity problem around the world and that's what you first saw in two thousand and seven before the giant crash of two thousand and eight of the financial markets in the banks collapsing in the u.k. they're reporting growth ok we don't know if the figures are based on round shipping from china we don't know but what part of the growth from last year and you know mark carney and george osborne have been celebrating the fact that the u.k. economy is growing but i want to remind people that it's a lot of round tripping of our own cash that was stolen from us because this first headline is from august of two thousand and thirteen last year p.p.i.

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you see sectarian dissatisfaction, a biproduct that's stoked by social media. >> knowledge dissect what you call jihadi liberalism. >> some are going to syria determined to fight but some of them might be referred to as jihadi tourists. they cross the line, they remain at a safe distance from any fightings, they take pictures of themselves from their cell phones and send these back home to establish their credentials. it is possible that some of them over the long run will be radicalized. it does have some resonance with their friends back home. but it is -- doesn't represent a significant threat right now to the security of any of these other countries. >> all right, well we've talked about al qaeda's growing sophistication on social media but what about u.s. online efforts in response? more after the break. first, here's a couple of stories we're following. >> every sunday night, al jazeera america presents... award winning documentaries >> revealing secrets... >> taking chances... >> everyone that was involved in the movement, had a code name. >> al jazeera america presents every sun

of meddling in the country's affairs and stoking protests. violent clashes left eight dead and doze ens injured. ron calderon, california senator, was indicted. he is alleged to have received $100,000 in money, trips, and jobs for his children. al jazeera america reported the story four months ago. the united nations security council will vote an a resolution to allow humanitarian aid into all of syria. a decision could hinge on russia. whatever they do, china is expected to follow. both vetoed a draft of a proposal calling for sanctions on syria. let's bring in stefanie dekker, in beirut/lebanon. what are the main sticking points so far? >> well it's the language suicide. russia has huge issues much one of the things it calls for is access to humanitarian aid, cross-border, and that will present security logistical changes and the stopping of shelling and the use of barrel bombs. as we know, the syrian government has control of the skies, and this is how it makes up ground lost to the rebels. they call for action if the syrian government doe

in custody right now are 22-year-old hasili uhuru, 31-year-old anthony stokes junior, and 41-year-old leslie casterlow. they are not being charged with his homicide well but in association with his death. it this is all a sudden and surprising revelation, considering that authorities have yet to confirm that he is actually dead. the body of an unidentified man was discovered in a wooded section of the county on thursday. the discovery of that body is from an atm miles or his bank account was accessed last night. the he35 minutes after went missing, and shortly after sadearrested 24-year-old mathis, and daniel convicting them of grand larceny. of thenclear relationship between all six people now behind bars. state police go on to say that the medical examiner is still in the process of positivity -- positively identifying the remains found. a fluid news is situation, and as the fax trickle in,- facts we will bring you the latest. >> details about how police in prince george's county captured a man wanted for murder. he took off when they tried to make a traffic stop. he ran into a hous

. >> i'm really stoked to just -- i can't believe like it's -- this is all in one day, too.ike already a week ago that it happened because it's just been already getting so crazy. but so stoked to be here and just like represent the usa for sure and being part of the first slopestyle team for the u.s. is pretty cool and then bringing home the gold is just icing on the cake. >> we went to see the women's hockey team usa got off to a winning start there. they febeat finland 3-1. five gold medals awarded here today. norway won more medals than anybody else in vancouver four years ago basically picked up where she left off, took cold in the 15 kilometer biathlon and her veteran teammate, sorry, won the ski athlon. and in the bi athlon her compatriot, 40 years of age and took gold in that. equal the all-time record for olympic medals. he's got 12 olympic medals in total. and then the other great story out of today is the arena where the speed skaters will take place. they installed orange seats. it looks absolutely spectacular inside. there were hundreds of dutch fans. and they w

martin luther king and stokely carmichael but it happens when you look at the movement on the ground who are the people who are organizing the meetings and who are sort of the glue of the movement picks it is often the one in highlighted that. so in some ways i am trying to merge these approaches in tow the story within th the old civl rights framework in that it is a nonviolent march and to incorporate the ideas of the new civil rights history of aggressive rights organizers shape the movement and international context is important and als also how black power is a much work complicated story and much more positive slogan than the previous to give you another great example of the black power in america. one of the books was waiting until the midnight hour. and he gets us to the black power and with a number of others in terms of its positive aspect. >> can you speak more in detail about the movement itself and responding to the movement >> when we are talking about the idea of grassroots organizing you have to look at the key role particularly for the communiti communities. does the

do you think we have a special duty not to stoke fires?ight about that. he appeared to be trying to gin up controversy, what was his motivation, was it race? to draw attention to himself and increase his ratings? i just don't know. it was wrong and arrogant. i said so i said it was pompous, and arrogant. this is a guy who is not steeped in the law, he didn't explain murder versus manslaughter. >> let me ask you this in his defense, some people were outraged saying how could they not convict him of murder? sometimes as an anchor, you give voice -- >> but he can do it in a fair and balanced way. he had legal analysts with him. he could have asked referenced points, waiting for points of view and allow the legal analysts to voice the outrage, let your viewers do that. it is not the role of a television ancho if he wants to offer his opinion as he does all the time, he i really ought to have some sort of talk show which is vested inp opinion. >> he said some very controversial things about t republicans. >> his response to me was calling me an

i'm stoked to see that. good ole stickley. >> reporter: hails from from park city, utah.ds and family didn't make the trip to sochi. they get too nervous watching. instead, kotsenburg called his dad after medaling. he's like what? they had it on speakerphone. it was like the coolest moment ever hearing their voices. they were so stoked. >> reporter: he plans to spend the rest of the olympics thinking of creative selfies he can take with his medal. >> it's like living in a dream. i have really no idea, actually. it feels so random. >> reporter: in sochi, i'm rachel nichols, cnn. >> so, an olympic hero getting flak for a controversial tweet about the president. russian figure skating is part of putin's government. you will see the tweet, next. ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. >>> the united states government is about to recognize same-sex marria same-sex marriages in every state in the union, and we have seen an advance of the speech that the attorney general eric ho holder is going to give at a gay right's group in

so i was pretty stoked for him and happy he was able to help his football team win football games. >> stephen: the giants did not make the super bowl this year but the super bowl is being played in your stadium. any chance you guys just rush the field at some point? [laughter] [crowd cheering] >> thank you so much for joining me. >> stephen: new york giants defensive end, >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new new yo, this is is dale will with jon stewart. -- this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. [cheers and applause] tonight's guest, it's a fine one. tonight's guest presidential historian johnny knoxville will be joining us. last night washington, d.c. president barack obama delivered his fifth state of the union address with the help of congressional ball bouncers and youon. wow that is right up to the came virginia what having google glass sex looks like. wow. even they couldn't keep at dooring crowd back from the president. ladies, no. he is no

clock, thousands took to the streets to celebrate, we wanted to you a video as they used car seen to stoke the flames. celebrations continued into the early morning hours. >>> vast majority took the train put both were complaining about huge delays and still a air inside the packed train. >> it is 110 back there. >> it is jersey, they could have done better. >> however police say the crowds were mostly ordalian it cost millions of dollars for 30 seconds of a carry mall -- and they were invited to choose their favorite super bowl ad and they featured a little puppy who kept running away from home, to visit his friend, a collides dale horse and the horse kept running away last time to find his training and if you want to watch them a again, what was the commercial that was good for me? >> doritos . coming up at 5:00, the new challenges from space that could bring a targeted opening date in jersey. >> plus president barack obama, topics raised, bill o'reilly. >>> we have traffic flowing niecely and we will tell you about heavy fog coming up . >>> welcome back time now 6:44 people are expected

i'm stoked on how everybody road last night. in spite of the fact that the conditions weren't great, they put down a good run. >> you have using social media at the top before you start, you have a lucky charm? >> this is my tradition. every time i go somewhere, i pick up a rock, a heart shaped rock, and i bring it home to her to remind her i was thinking of her. so it was in my pocket all night last night, my lucky charm. >> and you're a father of a two-year-old, who is usually with you at the bottom of the run, but she was watching from home, did she see your winning run yet? >> yeah, we have a little video of her on facebook getting super excited while i was competing, and giving me a kiss on the tv. so cute. >> i bet you can't wait to get home. what are your plans now. your life is going to get even crazier now, what's the next step and when do you go back to reno. >> the gold medal is a great opportunity to represent your sport, and i'm excited to do the media tour and get people excited about skiing and then i will go. >>

i'm so stoked. i can't put into words how excited i am. >> breathtaking moves in the first-ever slope style event. this morning he's here to reflect on his life-changing victory. >>> hanna's heart break. >> wanted that gold medal and i

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americans picked up their second gold medal in snowboarding and sage said he was, well -- >> so stokedd is pretty cool then bringing home the gold is icing on the cake. >> schieffer: as stoked as the competitors may be, the threat of terrorism still hangs over the games. we'll have a report from sochi and get the latest on the security precautions from new york congressman peter king, a key member of t

. >> yeah, i'm super stoked about that.initely think it's like the best way that we could have possibly debuted our sport. i think the level of riding was insane yesterday. some of the best rounds that i've ever seen on slopestyle course. and i mean, i'm hoping this kind of pushes the free skate move. >> reporter: you travel in threes? >> yeah, it is. >> reporter: congratulations. this is a lot of hardware you're seeing here. >> for sure. we're stoked, too. >> this winter storm means businesses are taking a hit. the specific industries that say they're losing out on millions, even billions of dollars. >>> we're following breaking news in your morning drive. part of the bw parkway is closed right now near the route 50 split. this is a look from chopper 4. danella sealock is keeping an eye on the backups. we'll be right back. >>> we've got multiple accidents around the region. big area in this red zone where we've got a lot of ice. watch out for that. your hour-by-hour valentine's day forecast coming up. >>> tracking breaking