that tongan athlete was a lot hardier than the rest of us. it was brutally cold in that stadium, but organizers handed out warming kits which included heating seating pads, blankets, beanies, and i have that fistful of hand warmers. that's in my pocket right now. the forecast for the next two weeks, david, a lot more cold. >> yes. the hand warmers definitely better than the grass skirt. matt gutman, our thanks to you tonight. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the new headline about ibuprofen tonight. what you need to know. >>> also, this new surveillance video. authorities asking for the public's help to identify the woman who they say left a newborn inside an airport restroom. >>> the actress and model speaking out to abc news about sx sexual assault allegations involving a major name when she was just 18. >>> and a major change tonight to a very well known return policy. why the change? a lot more news ahead on a friday night. >>> the famous actress and model, kate upton breaking her silence tonight about a s

seven since he was dominant. ( darya )( darya ) ( darya ) and who's not rooting for the shirtless tongantitor who greased up for the opening ceremonies at the summer olympics in rio.. then learned to cross ski so he could compete in the winter games (yes shirtless and oiled again for the opening ceremonies even though it was freezing cold in south korea). he didn't "medal" but he is going to "model". he says he has interest in some major brands.. i say just give him a medal cuz he is a model for chutzpa. ( darya ) serena williams is a model mother.. and now everybody outside palm springs knows it. her husband put up these billboards to advertise the fact that he and their daughter alex junior are rooting for mom in her return to tennis. she's playing in indian wells. now the momma goat to alexis junior is back on track to be the tennis goat too. (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less

the kids cry with wind speeds that reached more than two hundred thirty kilometers per hour tongans was still in more than sixty years cycling gaeta downed power lines ripped roofs clean of houses and left widespread flooding. as well as flattening the century old parliament building. now must begin the task to clean up the devastation so far fissures have started really clear up while new zealand and australia have together pledged more than one million dollars in aid relief. but many here still claim their lucky on monday officials declared a state of emergency as the storm tore into nearby samoa but the category five level was never reached to verifying the racing through my window. this morning surely it must be people. but forecasters are cautious the category five threat remains ever present as the storm heads for fiji experts expect it will make landfall there on wednesday and reach new zealand by the end of the week. as a reminder of our top stories out there is south african president jacob zuma has been formally asked by the ruling and same party to resign president zuma said

he had fun with the olympic fans before he congratulated the tongan flag bearer.e it to him, slath erred in coconut oil, shirtless in temperatures that were below 10 degrees, basically the windchill made it feel that cold on opening ceremony. >>> there is much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up congress agrees on another federal budget but at what cost? political analyst larry gerston joins us to go over the details of this new deal by lawmakers. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but little miss puffytail can never forget. "the only thing worse than having such large ears, is having such large eyes." on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, our queen c2 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides is only $699, save $200. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. at&t has a network with thousands of best-

he had some olympic fun with the fans before congratulating the tongan player. >> you met him in rio?was doing taekwondo. >> now he's doing skiing. you can get all this food for only $4 dollars. two pancakes. two strips of bacon. two eggs. if you ask me, that's a pretty good deal. but you didn't ask me. you know what? i'll mind my own business. denny's $4 dollar everyday value slam. available at dennys.com. ♪ team usa to south korea! we can't fly... ...but you know who can? ♪ helping superheroes fly. united. ♪ >>> one final moment here with rob talking about the gusty winds. >> we're seeing the winds right now, some of our cameras bouncing around from the breezes outside. likely from about k89 00 tonight to medicine night. we have a wind advisory up for the north bay hills. we'll see the winds easing tomorrow morning and during the day tomorrow. slight chance of evening showers, but as february forecasts go, that continues to be bone dry. we'll see temperatures rebounding wednesday and thursday. >> we have no choice but to enjoy the warm weather. >> yes. >> thanks for being with us. w

( darya ) the 'topless' tongan olympian is at it again..than that.. he's there to compete and he's only ever been on the snow for 12 weeks in his whole life! serioulsy.. the tae kwon do competitor decided to take up cross country skiing.. he trained on roller skiis and he'll hit the cross country course today. he says he has to goals: to not hit a tree and to finish before the lights are turned off. he says his real long-term goal is to inspire others from the south pacific to give the olympics a shot. (one of the few athletes to compete in the summer and winter olympics) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) cockroaches don't swerve when they see a wall - they crash into it. the force from the collision is used to launch themselves up vertical surfaces.(robin) now, scientists at u-c berkeley have taken inspiration from cockroaches ... to create a robot that can climb up walls. ( darya ) take a look at this palm sized robot .... it's rectangular with six legs. and like the with six legs. rectangular it's robot .... it's rectangular with six legs.and li

was led by luge athlete aaron hamlin, and the tongan flag bearer from the rio olympics, staged a repeat. but all eyes were on the koreans, both north and south marching under a unified flag, something recent polls show a majority of south koreans oppose. "i don't think it's right to use the unifeud flag," this man told me. "we should use our flag because it's our country." in a historic moment, south korean president kim jong-in shook the the hand of kim yo-jong, the sister of north korean leader kim jong-un. stuck in the middle of it all was vice president mike pence, seated just one row and one seat away from her. the two never spoke. an awkward diplomatic dance band gan when kim landed in seoul friday morning as the americans and north koreans seemed determined to avoid each other. >> north korea has to accept change. they have to abandon their nuclear ambitions. they have to end the day of provocation and menacing. >> reporter: mr. pence is here to counter what he calls north korea's olympic propaganda. but the opening ceremony was designed as a show of unity, even if the seating ch

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: good news for the tongan shirtless guy. like he's getting a modeling contract. because he went from the closing ceremony to los angeles. >> here in l.a., you never know what will happen. stay tuned. >> he participated in the cross country skiing event. he got 114 out of 118. >> lame. >> he's an olympian. what's the matter with you? >> 114 ot of 118. >> where did you place? >> i will go out right now and place better than 114! >> damon dash talked to me about an underground boxing club they had. >> like a fight club? >> like a fight club. with jay-z. so i asked how was jay-z as a fighter. he called the guy who ran the fight club, he was like -- >> you would be able to beat him up. >> no! >> this explains the solange video now. he wasn't fighting back -- >> he couldn't!

. >> reporter: remember the shirtless tongan from the rio summer games?ing in crosscountry skiing. >> i learned on roller skis. we found ways of how do we mimic being on snow without actually being on snow? >> reporter: he came in 114th out of 118 skiers. but these tropical trailblazers say they're here to show where you're from does not limit how far you can go. ben tracy, cbs news, pyeongchang. >> glor: exactly. that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. the news continues now on our 24-hour streaming news service, cbsn. there's meg oliver getting ready. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> i never kissed her. >> president trump's tirade against an accuser who said he forcibly kissed her at trump tower. >> the shocking front page headline that made him lose it. >>> then stalked by the monster? >> we all knew it was nik. >> craziest olympic sport. is it really as easy as it looks? >> it takes absolute precision to sweep this granite rock down the ice. >> then flowers for ferg

. >> reporter: remember the shirtless tongan from the rio summer games?ing in crosscountry skiing. >> i learned on roller skis. we found ways of how do we mimic being on snow without actually being on snow? >> reporter: he came in 114th out of 118 skiers. but these tropical trailblazers say they're here to show where you're from does not limit how far you can go. ben tracy, cbs news, pyeongchang. >> glor: exactly. that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. ffe news continues now on our 24-hour streaming news service, cbsn. there's meg oliver getting ready. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org california. good evening, i >>> kpix 5 news begins with a crack in the plans for the earthquake early warning systems. good evening. >>> scientists are getting close to providing a warning just before a quake hits. the efforts are running out of money and they are not getting any help from the white house. the earthquake early warning system is already making a huge difference. this friday, a

. >> remember the shirtless tongan from rio summer game he is here competing in cross-country skiing.ned on roller skis. we found ways how can we midge being on snow without actually being on snow. he came in 114th out of 118 skiers. but these tropical trail blazers, stay they're here to show that where you are from, does not limit how far you can go. ben tracy, cbs news, pyeongchang. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm meg oliver. about 100 survivors of the deadly school shooting in florida will rally at the state capital today. demanding action on gun control. today, marks one week since a gunman opened fire at marjorie stoneman douglas high school killing 17 people. fellow classmates are turning their grief into a movement for change to prevent similar massacres. they arrived in tallahassee last night

. >> and the olympic tongan finish his cross country ski event. >> boy, do i love that, but tonight, coming up, lindsey von vonn set to make her pyeongchang debut with the women's super g, but it has been postponed by at least an hour. and adam rippon is america's best chance far medal tonight. he was in seventh place coming out of the short program tonight. >> and the olympic games put pyeongchang on the map, but what about philadelphia? tonight we're turning the tables on people at the games. >> people came to south korea from all over the world to watch the games. we want to know what they know about philadelphia. we have the cheesesteak, the liberty bell, and rocky balboa. how the people here did, you will not believe the results and you won't want to miss our story. >> okay, catch keith's live report at 11:00, also all of the updates on the games on our nbc 10 app. >> a roaring fire erupting in the middle of a sub way start -- subway stop. >> running red and playing with fire. why they are sounding the alarm. this is so exciting, dave! hey gus, meet tucker... . awwww... whoaaaa

to his supporters more goodrich's tongan i was a man who challenge zimbabwe's longtime leader robert mugabe at a time when few people day to do so but it was a long and sometimes painful journey in one thousand nine hundred nineteen get i've been a trade union leader for the opposition party the movement for democratic change in the years that followed he organized protests to try and force mugabe out of office he was beaten while in police custody charged with treason jailed several times and labeled a traitor by mugabe supporters. in the two thousand and eight presidential election he won the most votes but not enough to win outright. before a second round took place his supporters were targeted in a campaign of violence the opposition leader put out of the presidential race in protest regional leaders and the international community intervened after months of negotiations i was sworn in as prime minister in two thousand and nine it was a temporary power sharing government but mugabe was still the president. remembered fundamentally in the sense that he broke. into god this will in

international aid has begun arriving in parts of tongan devastated by so i can get a military aircraft from australia and new zealand through emergency supplies to the pacific nation but residents still face a long wait for power and other services to be restored psycho said to have been the most powerful ever to hit the capital nuku'alofa it destroyed houses and even the nation's parliament house. kind of as government says it's looking at changing the way juries are selected for criminal trials sought an all white jury acquitted a white farmer of the murder of a twenty two year old indigenous man in the western province of saskatchewan daniel black has more colton bushy was in a vehicle with several others when he was shot in the head by gerald stanley stanley said his family and property were under attack and the gun had misfired when he tried to frighten those in the car for his trial defense lawyers rejected all potential jurors with indigenous backgrounds it took just fifteen hours for an all white jury to acquit stanley of second degree murder. protests erupted across the countr

says the policy revamp is largely in response to russian actions in recent years on a tongan as a political analyst and advisor to the chinese government he says the u.s. announcement signals the beginning of another nuclear arms race. we know the tensions that exist between iran north korea and united states and also china russia a matter the idea that you can have a battlefield nuclear weapon is very attractive the generals who are want to win battles but they're not going to win a war you have massive new parents lower the world many hundred times over existing stockpile so the danger here is that somebody thinks that they can start aid limited their war against an object for instance iran and that somehow this will not. go into a fully average nuclear posture. problem right at this moment is that the u.s. is fighting everybody at the same time both in terms of trade now after china europe in terms of strategy and nuclear ambitions china russia iran north korea it's not clear how long. this kind of battle on all part not just a few hours' time in the un special rapporteur on human rights

. >> reporter: and in cross-country skiing, all eyes were on the tongan yep, that 's tongan the oiledo a tree. mission accomplished but no medal. in other news he will be doing so with a broken thumb. he actually broke his thumb during a training run on thursday. his teammates and literally everybody else a very enthusiastic thumb about's-up. norah? >> that's a positive attitude. thumbs-up thumbs-up. what's so hard for the athletes they know they can do it. that's got to be heartbreaking. i know how do this. >> mikaelckhaelamichaela. >> and the nerves. it's so big. >> i thought ben said it right. she still looks pretty impressive. >> speaking of impressive gold medalist, red gerard the youngest snowboarding champ will be here in studio 57. he'll share what it was like to win america's first gold medal in south korea. >>> ahead, headlines >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by talz. but when your psoriasis is bad does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to help people with moderate to severe psoriasis achieve

the parliament building in the tongan capital was flattened by winds up to 124 miles per hour... there are no immediate reports of deaths or serious injuries... the storm is picking up speed as it heads toward fiji... here in the bay area, a suspected peeping tom is accused of recording a woman trying on clothes in a mall dressing room. 45-year-old juan jose martinez- leyva was arrested yesterday in pleasanton. police say they found a camera hidden in a fitting room floor. . >>> a peeping tom caught watching women try on clothes in a dressing room. they found a camera hidden in a dressing room floor. it happened at the stone ridge shopping center inside a hollister store. martinez leva carrying a device footage of that woman. he was stopped and arrested on suspicious of privacy. >>> a california dog missing for nearly a year is back home. the bowing was found nearly 300- miles away. champ got life and missing from a home in last april. he was recently found in bakers field thanks to a microchip. a husky rescue group found him and brought him back to sacramento. >>> a big celebrat

you have a tongan cross-country skier and you have a nigerian women's bobsled team >> yes, it will be a colorful crowd. a lot of people have been walking in with this flag. this is the unified korean flag we will see the south and north korean athletes march behind we have the olympic stadium behind me all lit up ready to go all 12 olympic venues ready to go it's tough to imagine this is the region that is among the least developed here in south korea. now, before the olympic journey began here, there was no major railway, no major airport and just one major highway since then south korea invested $13 billion in infrastructure to prepare for the winter games a big chunk of that going towards a new high speed rail system >> the new rail line connects south korea's capitalto some o the country's most remote villages the 280 kilometer track carrying passengers east to a little known coastline only accessible by car until now this man rode the train from seoul to explore gangneung's beaches, speeds topping 250 kilometers an hour for albert ahn it's a project nearly six years in the making

>> i am the only tongan in south jersey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how did you get to -- this is a great crazy, crazy oil. baby oil -- and trying to get baby oil through customs. what a problem that was. >> jimmy: yeah, i couldn't even imagine. you did have a lot of baby oil there. [ light laughter ] you did have a lot of baby oil. but how -- how would you ever get this gig to be the flag bearer of tonga? congratulations. >> my mom. my mom made the dress. did you see that? >> jimmy: is that right? >> she put that little panel in there. >> jimmy: aww. >> if you look very closely, you can see my flip-flops out on the ice. >> jimmy: oh, of course. that's a hard thing to do on the ice, yeah. >> a little nippy. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: shirtless, yeah. you can kind of tell how cold it was. [ light laughter ] how are the kids, how is the family? you've got two little girls. they're just the best, right? >> love of my life. awesome, awesome. >> jimmy: a photo of you, 'cause you're a tough guy in all their movies, a big action hero, but then when it comes to the babies, here's your

that tongan athlete is made i that. best ever winter made for that.knee injury as well and then took bronze medal. the sports director dan hunt said last march that this would be the start of it. that he would i for skiing what he that he would do for skiing what he did for cycling. and so important to have those recognised names. in terms of funding, more people getting involved. and already a massive uptake in people contacting ski centres after lizzie yarnold last week. 500 applying. last week we will wear why the uk we will wear wondering why the uk ta kes we will wear wondering why the uk takes part but this will change this. lets then relive, this historic night for great britain at the winter olympics in pyeongchang. billy morgan, winning the medal, that secured great britain their highest medal tally, in winter olympic history. paul frostick was watching. the penultimate day of action in pyeongchang and a chance for the big jumpers to show off their skills. an imposing 49 metre ramp for british hope billy morgan in the big airfinals. complex t

but, guys, i got to say, looking at that tongan flag bearer, i thought i was looking at sam champion. >> just going to say that. amy, you read my mind. >> sam doesn't use as much oil. >> he should, though. you can really get sunburn out there wherever sam lives his life these days. hey, aim great job out there we will take over, sam, here. >> okay, great. >> and we will return to the weather as a matter of fact perfect segway midwest digging out from a snowstorm roads a mass chain reaction crashes, and turns deadly. >> brace yourself for possibility of some cancellations even delays as we have sam here filling in for rob this morning, hi there , sam. >> why are you wearing a shirt >>> i want to give everybody a leather another big push of arctic air for 23rd of the country and comes with winter storm gusty winds and very heavy flooding rain as well but concentrate on the blue areas you can see wind chills will be from 35 below so be prepared for that and then look at the pink zone, purple zones there, from kansas into missouri, oklahoma, this is freezing drizzle, freezing rain, it loo

go into a fully leveraged nuclear catastrophe we appreciate your time so thank you ivan i know tongan a political analyst and an advisor to the chinese government thank you so much. still ahead on al-jazeera the army seals of parliament in the maldives as the government cracks down on the opposition. sixteen bodies are recovered off the coast of morocco the latest in a number of deadly attempts to cross the mediterranean island in sports a return to winning ways for this tennis star and he's going to have the details later on. from long flowing on in winds to an enchanting desert breeze the. well there's no real less south in that set chilly weather that we have across a good part of central and southern china go normally when coming in five celsius in shanghai thirteen celsius there for hong kong but we want to see showers into the philippines over the next few days but at least the many it will be dry temperatures edging up to around fourteen celsius in hong kong well let's follow that northeasterly wind there as you can see it makes its way across the philippines a few showers here

but, guys, i got to say, looking at that tongan flag bearer, for a second there, i thought i was looking at sam champion. >> just going to say that. amy, you read my mind. >> sam doesn't use as much oil. >> he should, though. you can really get sunburn out there wherever sam lives his life these days. it's complicated stuff. hey, amy, great job out there. we'll take over picking on sam from here. >> okay, great. great. >> we do turn now to the weather as a matter of fact. it was a perfect segue. the midwest digging out from a snowstorm this morning. roads, chain reaction crashes even turning deadly. >> if you're flying, brace yourself for the possibility of some cancellations, even delays. as we said, sam is here filling in. >> why are you wearing a shirt? >> good morning, everybody. because this is -- this is serious stuff. i want to get everybody alerted to this. this is another big push of arctic air for two-thirds of the country, and it comes with winter storms, gusty storms, even some heavy flooding rain as well. so let's concentrate on the blue areas now. you can see those windchil

thousands of tongans are in evacuation centres.sive' and ‘sincere' efforts in hosting his sister, during the opening of the winter 0lympics. he made the comments after a delegation from the north returned from a three—day visit to the host city of the winter 0lympics, pyeongchang. ireland's taoiseach leo varadkar has said he will work hard with the british government to avoid a ‘hard border‘ after brexit, but the uk‘s now commited to ending both the current single market and the customs union and so it‘s hard to see that‘s going to work? a new report shows ireland‘s economy could suffer a 7% hit as a result of a no—deal brexit. so what do the changes ahead mean for the people of ireland? one man staring the situation in the face, is fergus 0‘dowd, a fine gael politician representing the border consituency of louth. hejoins me from dublin. thank you forjoining me. what you make of this new economic assessment report showing a 7% hit if there is no deal but pretty much a hit under any circumstances even if there are variations of sta

thousands of tongans are in evacuation centres.fake buttocks. he was detained in lisbon‘s international airport after landing with on a flight from brazil. he is accused of carrying i kilo of drugs — enough to make 5,000 individual doses of cocaine. yesterday we told you about the a refugee crisis in uganda. it's caused by ethnic clashes in the democratic republic of congo that have forced thousands to flee the country. people have been crossing lake albert which sits here on the border with uganda after attacks intensified here in ituri over the past week. t? of emergency there are - than 16,000 people there are more than 16,000 people who have been waiting here for registration. some have been standing the whole day. it is a slow process. the humanitarian organisations say they were not prepared to handle the kind of numbers coming, and more people are still crossing over from the democratic republic of congo, some using canoes and boats across lake albert to the ugandan side. the eastern side, where they come from particularly,

rich history of olympians that aren't contenders, whether it's the jamaican bobsled team or the to tonganan they did. >>> let's figure it out. liz is here in olympic park. >> good morning. >> this is the dub step. did you except this reaction when you set out to compete today? >> i'll answer that question. first, i want to give a shoutout to my amazing female competitors that competed yesterday in finals. 11 amazing women. and i was inspired to watch them and congratulated the medalist. i want to encourage you to watch the men in finals in about 15 hours or so. >> they will be great. >> tell us about your thoughts. you knew you were going up against people that were doing crazy flips and turns. when you stepped up there, you knew what you were going to be doing, did you feel like, this is all comfortable with your performance? >> i did three tricks my second run, two on the left wall, one on the right wall and 360 at the end. it's strange to hear i did one strike or zero tricks and tried to get some grabs. not there on the first few hits. i was trying to work on my skiing. i do front flip

meanwhile pita taufatofua the tongan who's known for his bare—chested flag carrying in the last two olympicsme event. he's onlyjust started skiing. and came in 114th, third from last. more than 20 minutes behind the winner. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a reminder, lizzy yarnold and laura deas get off shortly any women's skeleton on bbc one. let's get more now on the news that oxfam is setting up an independent commission to investigate allegations of sexual exploitation by staff. speaking to our diplomatic correspondent james landale, the international head of the charity, winnie byanyima, explained why she believes the organisation's work must go on. thousands of thousands of oxfam staff doing the right thing in the most dangerous places in the world, protecting people, saving lives, that work must go on, so i am here to make sure that we clean up, and continue doing this vital work for humanity. you are setting up a commission to investigate to look at what oxfam has got up to. you say it is going to be independent, how can it be independent if it

who can forget that tongan flag bearer who went viral for his shirtless spectacle right here in pyeongchang and then, of course in the summer on limp, in rio, as well. he competed in the 15k cross-country race and came out 114th out of 116th but finished just 23 minutes behind the winner. all right. let's take a look now at the medal count as it stands right now. norway, still in the lead with the most overall medals. they have 19 total. germany has the most gold. they have nine. team usa still in fifth place with eight medals overall, five of them are gold. perhaps the saddest headline of them all, michael, no new medals for team usa. but there's always tomorrow. >> there is always tomorrow, amy. you are 100% right about that. thank you so much again. 114th out of 116th. he was in the olympics. >> he's an olympian. >> better than a lot of us out here. >> good for taking up skiing. >>> the jumbotron, we're saying i'll sit down with former fbi director jim comey for his first interview about his book "a higher loyalty." that comes out on april 17th. comey just tweeted, book is finished. i'm