it is a level playing field. >> keith jones live for us in pyeongchang.0 is our home for the winter olympic games. our coverage of the action picks back up as soon as this newscast is every to. and keith will be back tomorrow morning with more live reports starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> let's turn to your first alert neighborhood weather. we are tracking warm and dry conditions for all of your valentine's day plans. if you are grabbing dinner in center city you might not even need your heaviest coat tomorrow night. here's a live look from the kim he will center campus camera. all valentines should love this forecast. >> a sweetheart of a forecast. but you may need an umbrella tomorrow night fur staying out late. that is the only hiccup in this forecast. today we topped at out 43. that's seasonal. 35 in philadelphia, 33 in redding right now. mount holly, 33. 35 in wildwood. and in millville you are 34 degrees. so the temperature trend is going to hang where it is right now. and then it's going to start to climb as the sun comes out. by noon we should be well in

. >> nbc 10's keith jones is live for us in pyeongchang covering the games and all the excitement surrounding the competition. what we just saw right there pretty scary and you were right in the middle of it. >> reporter: no question. we were right here in the olympic park, vai and tracy. this tent here, thathat's what this is, just crumpled up and thrown in the corner. this best represents just how serious this situation was. this sign that toppled over, it's steel. it's about gosh probably 75 to 100 pounds. you hear that? the bottom is solid rebar right there. it bent. that's how strong these gusting winds were. yeah, you could hear and feel the wind. you could see the damage to gates being knocked over. and at one point they asked people to evacuate the common area and stay inside. they said it over the loudspeaker here in korean and then in english. we also received alerts on our phones about this wind. it also affected some of the events here. for instance, the women's swalamthat's been postponed until thursday. >>> they're getting some pretty sweet swag to go with it. you talked to a lo

course we're talking about korean barbecue. >> a chef of southern hospitality in san francisco is with us here in pyeongchangsh in korea, so i have a simple recipe. we have asian pairs, pineapples, and soy sauce. this marinade with this meat turns to this. and meat you can use pork, chicken, obviously the tradition beef short ribs. >> why did you slice this up? >> because you can marinate it for four hours so overnight. and i turn it on the grill. >> hit it. come on. >> hot grill. >> it's awesome. >> it smells so good. how long do you let it cook? >> probably 10 to 15 minutes on each side. if it's thin you can probably cook it for less. the whole point of this is you can make your own. i like to enjoy it in kind of like a wrap, and it's kind of make your own, put what you want, put what you don't want, kind of try new things. these are lettuce leaves, traditional lettuce leaves. >> okay, you can wrap it in that. >> for me, these are korean purilla leaves, so this gives it like a nice flavor, kind of like licorice. it's kind of like minty. >> what's that? >> pickled radish. i me you need the meat, you need th

canada versus the usa. >> jay gray live for us in pyeongchang. we'll be watching for it. thanks, jay. >>> coming up, town hall tension in montgomery county. >> give us real education. >> neighbors demanding answers of lawmakers in harrisburg and washington as the opioid crisis continues to grip our country. that story next. >>> plus, decisions decisions. rumors continue to swirl about whether former vice president joe biden will make a run for president. i'll tell you what he's saying now that's adding to the speculation. >>> quick update on the breaking news we've been following since the early morning hours. this is old city building fire at 3rd and chestnut streets. the american red cross, in addition to fire crews, american red cross have been on the scene assisting the people, as many as 60 people who had to evacuate from the apartments above the fire and also from the guests at the hotel next door. it burned for hours. a few hours before crews were able to say it was under control. that happened just before 7:00 this morning. we got an update from randy gyllenhaal at

christine. >> paula for us in pyeongchang. thank you. >>> a pair of american figure skaters shine in the team event while bad weather wrecks havoc on the slopes. coy wire braving the elements in pyeongchang with details. hello, my friend. >> reporter: dave, you thought minneapolis was cold. the winds will punch you in the face and laugh at you. it is really cold and windy. american figure skaters put another medal on the board for team usa. adam rippon put on a show in the olympic debut despite the pressure. he and gus kenworthy are the first openly gay men to compete in the olympics. he said they are representing something bigger than themselves. teammate mirai nagasu landed the daunting triple axel. the first american woman to do that at the olympic games. the performances helped the u.s. take bronze for the second straight winter olympics. crazy 45-mile-an-hour gusts demad delayed the start of the slopestyle competition. struggling to land their tricks. mother nature no match for team usa's jamie anderson. this give is tough

alex stone for us in pyeongchang, thanks, alex. d now let's take a look at that medal count, shall we? norway is still leading the way both overall and in gold medals. 28 overall medals. >> by far, germany pulls in to number two. the united states tied for fifth overall. getting there. >> slowly but surely? >> question mark? >>> so, the boyfriend of u.s. gold medal skier mikaela shiffrin is heading home because he doesn't quite have that olympic spirit. >> french alpine skier mathieu faivre was kicked off the squad after saying he was only there to race for himself. the comments came after he finished seventh in the giant slalom. hmm. doesn't take much. >> nope. >>> up next in "the pulse" the secret to living past 90. >>> and also ahead, the shortage that's forcing kfc to close hundreds of restaurants. >>> and later, the wedding nightmare. the bride who had to be rescued from an elevator. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air o

let's bring in ivan watson live for us in pyeongchang. od morning, ivan. >> reporter: good morning, christine. that's right. mike pence is leading the u.s. delegation attending the opening ceremony in pyeongchang in a couple days. he is stopping in alaska. he is stopping in japan first. it is in alaska where he pete d repeated this message of highlighting the dismal rights record and challenge that north korea testing before the winter olympics. he is bringing with him the father of the american university student otto warmbier who died after more than a year in custody in north korea with his parents accusing the north koreans of torturing him to death. interestingly, he did leave open the possibility of talking to the north koreans all othough t u.s. side has not asked for meetings. as mike pence is arriving here, the north koreans are arriving. the agenthletes are already her. the ferry boat is carrying an art troupe performing here. 280 north koreans believing to be arriving tomorrow by land. they will include cheerleaders and a tae kw

keith jones reporting live for us in pyeongchang, south korea. thanks for that, keith. >>> all right. coming up here in the philadelphia area -- >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> here's our meteorologist tracking it neighborhood by neighborhood. >> what we're looking at right now, temperatures across the region. and we're right around freezing. 29 degrees in west point airy. 31 graduate hospital. the airport sitting at 30 degrees. these are the actual temperatures brushing up against the freezing mark. not as mild as we were the few days. today we will be chilly. as cold airstreams in across the region, and that cold air combines with very moist stormy conditions by tonight. so here are the highs for today. 39 in philadelphia. look at the icons. it doesn't happen until late afternoon into this evening. then we get rain, rain snow, snow, it depends on which neighborhood you're in. let's run through the hour by hour model. we're looking at temperatures right through 3:00 p.m. there you go. in the 40s. even north and west. this is a good sig

in south korea. diplomacy is high on the agenda as senior figures from north korea and the us arrive in pyeongchang fordal hopeful katie ormerod — she's broken her heel in snowboard training, and is out of the games — she'd already fractured her wrist. this is the scene in pyeongchang this morning where plummeting temperatures have left some concerned these could be the coldest winter games on record. good morning — it's friday 9 february. also this morning:

day one you guys already in the books for us in pyeongchang. >> just jog in place.> where are we? >> some memorable moments from the winter olympics courtesy of getty images. this is "today." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tight's all happening on today. tomorrow gear up for men's halfpipe >>> good morning, i'm dray clark. it is 8:56 on monday morning. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with your accurate forecast. >> clouds are hanging in there. mist in the lehigh valley and i'm watching the clouds over the pocono fountains and a live view over camelback and a few snowflakes mixing in this morning as the atmosphere is clearing down. less licek in redding than the poconos. and just so the south of scranton. farther to the south sh a few sprinkles in redding. temperatures still well above freezing. light rain in philadelphia and coming down at the shore. that is a steady light rain. it will clear out for this afternoon. >> thank you. now a check on traffic with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> so still watching 95. the northbound side of 95 dealing

in common. >> nbc 10's keith jones joins us live in pyeongchang, south korea, to explain. they're suspicious with jersey numbers all kinds of things, right? >> reporter: yeah, no question about it. and that certainly applies to these winter games. i want to show you the olympic park behind me first. there's a lot going on. a big old line here to take a picture. these flashing headlights they've got on their heads really funny. we know 13, right? well, this time around it's going to be number four. why, mikaela shiffrin wearing number four throws up during the slalom. and another also came in fourth place. guess what bib she was wearing? yep, number four. the americans have four eighth place finishes. and people here can relate. they think number four is unlucky. instead of the fourth floor they'll actually have f instead. >> let's talk about the mascot. i think the mascot is precious. huhaving some trouble as well. >> reporter: the official mascot here probably the greatest mascot for south korea had some trouble with a group of girls trying to take a picture. they crowded

a will ripley live for us in pyeongchang, south korea, what are you hearing? >> reporter: i'm hearing from north sources very close to north korea that they are quite sceptical of the comments the vice president gave to the "the washington post" saying, essentially that it's another example of mixed messaging from the trump administration. vice president pence was on the ground here. he skipped out on events that featured the north korean events and instead he did other things, he met with north korean defectors. he brought otto warmbier, he blasted the regime in his public comments. and perhaps most controversial and what they're calling undignified he chose to sit when the north koreans came out. the sources have said that vice president's behavior was unbecoming of a super power. instead of asking like the big brother of the united states he took the low road. when he was flying back on air force ii he would be willing to speak with the united states without preconditions. apparently the united states meaning mike pence had discussions with south korea's pr

in jung chang —— pyeongchang. but kano says the world must not be taken in by the charm offensive or intimidated by the growing threat. if they usewill be no more north korea. they know that. that they are just making a threat. they are sitting in the middle of the sanctions and eventually they will run out of resources. so you are prepared to play a long game? yes. the sanctions will not work in days or weeks. it takes months. we must be patient and we have to be well co—ordinated. that is the only way. the alternative is some kind of military action which no—one wants. that interview with our correspondent in tokyo. news just m, correspondent in tokyo. news just in, north korea has said that it has no intention of meeting with us delegates during the winter olympics. us vice president had read beazley said he would not rule out meeting north korean officials during the olympics but this latest statement says there is no interest in dialogue with the us. police in china have started using sunglasses featuring facial recognition technology. the sunglasses are linked to an internal data base of suspects and allow officers to scan

in south korea. but his journey isn't over just yet. >> nbc 10's keith jones joins us live in pyeongchang with his special performance. good morning, keith. >> reporter: good morning. figure skating, of course, a premier event here at the winter games, which, by the way, are very cold. i'm going to take a step out of the way so you can see this vantage point from pyeongchang. the team usa figure skating put on a show last night. they walked away with a bronze medal thanks to strong performances from pennsylvania's own adam. this was his first ever olympic performance after being passed over for the games in 2014. he nailed it. he really had something to th a 28-year wait. i am so happy with how i skated today. just an incredible amazing feeling to really, you know, i've been dreaming of this moment to be on the olympic ice my whole entire life. and i i'm so happy i was able to have a good skate for team usa today. >> reporter: there were no nerves. he came out of the gate so strong. rappon is also the first openly gay athlete to compete in the winter olympics. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> burr, keith. you

paula hancocks joining us in pyeongchang, south korea. we will chat with you next hour.y thanks. >> a prison sentence suspended of former samsung chief. >> the samsung conglomerate heir was serving on bribery and corruption charges. he walked out of jail to a bus to take him to a processing center. the case was part of a huge influence pedaling scandal that led to the impeachment of president park geun-hye. lee had been in jail since august. >>> well, north korea has been using its embassy in berlin to buy high-tech parts for its weapons programs. that is according to germany's intelligence chief. >> he spoke with cnn affiliate ard for a documentary on north korea's missile program. it airs later monday in germany. he says authorities determined that the purchases were made from the embassy for the purposes of supporting both north korea's missile and nuclear programs, and he said authorities think the parts were, quote, acquired through shadow buyers or shadow markets abroad, which they then bought in germany. >> we'll take a very short break here. but still to come, an

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garvin thomas joins us live in pyeongchang. garvin, thursday, 4:00 p.m. for you, we'll get your jacket off you, ready to go. good afternoon, tell us about the olympics. >> reporter: raj, we were talking about a.j. edelman. he used to work at oracle until he quit after having what he called an early midlife crisis. he decided to become a skeleton athlete for the country of israel. the fact that they didn't have a skeleton program and he had never done it before, minor details, because he made it. it's an accomplishment he wears proudly on his helmet, just not at these games. >> samson accomplished an impossible task. >> reporter: in the biblical story of samson, he destroys an entire temple when all think he has lost his strength. >> that for me was a huge image. >> reporter: it is what a.j. edelman wants everyone to see as he slides head first down the skeleton track at 80 miles per hour. he says it fueled him to do the impossible. like quitting a high-paying job and deciding, without any prior experience, to try to compete in the olympics in a sport he ha

in south korea. jay gray has been there for all of it. he joins us live from inside olympic park in pyeongchang a final look at team u.s.a.'s olympic journey and an amazing one. from the political statements to of course the performances by the athletes. >> yeah, vicky, it's really run the spectrum here. we've seen a new discussion in an area where there hasn't been much lately and we have seen some fantastic things in the field of play here. for the americans it's been kind of an up and down olympics. we've discovered new olympic heroes, we have had i guess some olympic heartache, close calls, disappointing losses in others and historicfhlñ wins here. there are no more!v- medalsr>Ñ stake here. still, the shib sibs, alex and still, the shib sibs, alex and maia shibutani are on t olympic ice part of the closing figure skating gala. during 18 days of competition team u.s.a. had some history making firsts. and some heart breaking falls. >> the u.s. wins gold. >> reporter: the americans end the 2018 winter games with 23 medals, nine of those gold. >> united states wins gold. >> reporter: there was

us. >> we'll take a short break here. >>> still to come, high winds are shortening or postponing olympic events. >> cnn is live in pyeongchang, south korea. stay with us. ♪ i'm jimmy, this is my definition of fresh since 1983. ♪ and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >>> a warm welcome back to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell with the headlines this hour. vice president mike pence says the united states is willing to talk to north korea. but that does not mean that the united states will not ease pressure on pyongyang. this comes after kim jong-un's sister was at the oly

in pyeongchang. from around the world, thank you for watching if you're joining us. abuse allegations against the top aide now zeroing in on the president's chief of staff and the white house counsel. what did they know and when did they know it? >>> plus, new revelations from porter's ex-wife. how she says he asked her to downplay the allegations and how she's worried about the safety of white house communications director hope hicks. >>> and the image the entire world is talking about, the american vice president sitting just feet away from kim jong-un's sister as north korea steals the show at the olympics right in the middle of a nuclear standoff. >>> let's start with the white house, the growing porter problem, and allegations around the staff secretary rob porter. how did such an abuser rise so much in the white house, and how did the chief of staff look the other way until photos surfaced. director hope hicks, kaitlyn, has also now emerge ld d at the center of this storm. what are you hearing about her and the president? >> i would like to note that the white h

nbc's lester holt is here with us in pyeongchang with more on that. s another staggering number, 18. this is the 18th shooting on a school campus in the united states this year. a tragedy that has unfortunately become disturbingly common. it's an image that should be shocking, but become heartied i shooting, their hands high in the air. >> oh, my god! [ gunfire ] >> it happened again wednesday in parkland, florida. the latest shooting taking even more lives than columbine. now more than 19 years ago. since then, the tragedies in the small towns where they happened have become just names. columbine, virginia tech, sandy hook. this town was once voted one of the safest places in america, but in an instant that sense of peace was stolen forever from this idyllic community. and now douglas high school. troubling mileposts along a road of unspeakable loss, anguish, and questions we can never seem to truly answer. in this country where the frequency of the shootings makes us all a little less shocked each time, and we are left to simply ask how many, as if a

this comes after an amazing and historic opening ceremony in pyeongchang, of course. jay gray is live for us olympic park at that -- in those freezing temperatures vianey was just showing us with a look at the olympic ceremony and preview of what to expect today. hey there, jay. >> reporter: hey, good morning, kira. and you're absolutely right. it was an incredible display last night. tucked away in the mountains of pyeongchang, a bit of olympic history that now is spilling over and on to the world's political stage. ♪ a stunning open to the 2018 winter games. fireworks lighting the way to a celebration of history and culture. ancient artistry combined with high-tech, including thousands of drones flying in formation to create the olympic ring. >> i think it hit. i think it finally hit. i'm actually here at the olympic games! >> reporter: smiles and selfies for team usa as they march in during the parade of nations. the americans have the most athletes here, 242. while team tonga has just one. but he's impossible to miss. pita taufatofua walking in topless, just like he did in rio. >> it's a

the olympics and carl reporting for us in pyeongchang, the winter olympics sitting down one of team usa'sists and the youngest woman ever to win an olympic snowboarding medal, chloe kim. >> what a day of competition here in pyeongchang. for the third straight day, the u.s. has brought home gold in a snowboarding event it was red gerard, and then jamie anderson, and today, chloe kim. 17 years old, in her olympic debut, bringing home the gold in the women's half pipe. she's the youngest female olympic champion on a snow event ever we were lucky to get to talk to her earlier today. where we of course gave her the old cnbc business rapid fire >> under armour or nike? >> nike. >> instagram or twitter? >> instawitter >> ice cream or churros? >> ice cream >> star wars or star trek? >> star wars >> netflix or hulu >> hulu. >> alexa or siri >> pass. >> dogs or cats? >> dogs. >> olympics or x-games >> oh, pass. >> in and out or shake shack >> in and out. >> and spotify or pandora? >> spotify >> great to talk to chloe kim. you know, the u.s. has a chance to win its 100th winter olympic medal at thes

garvin thomas is already in south korea to bring you live coverage. he will be joining us live from pyeongchangin just 30 minutes. >> we will take a look at what he will be talking about. garvin visited this demilitarized zone between north and south korea. garvin thomas will join us live from south korea in less than 30 minutes right here on "today in the bay." you certainly don't want to miss that. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," we could be in for another wild day on wall street. what we can expect as the market opens in roughly two hours. >>> plus lady.j doritos is trending on social media, but many finding the idea of doritos &háhp &hc% what the company's ceo said that started the backlash. >>> good tcjmorning, i'm eric chemy, here are today's tomorrow business headlines. we could be in for another wild ride in the markets today, stock seekers are pointing to a sharply lower opening this morning following the dow ricochetting a range of 1,000 points. it's the first time the dow has ever fallen or risen by 500 points in the same session. the dow, nasdaq and&ñ1/l s&p 50e monday. the ma

"today in the bay's" garvin thomas is in the thick of it all in south korea, he will join us live from pyeongchang in less than 30 minutes. >> i can't wait for that report. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" another mistake on wells fargo's part costing customers to shell out money they didn't need to spend. the company's response to what they're calling a coding mistake. >>> plus, heading to disneyland? pack extra cash. ticket prices have gone up again. we will tell you by how much. ♪ ♪ show me the olympic winter games ♪ ♪ like i've never seen before. ♪ ♪ xfinity x1, yeah, i always know the scor♪. ♪ triple corks in 4k... lookin' so sick. ♪ ♪ stream live on every screen, every win, every trick. ♪ ♪ 2000 hours of coverage, get your mind blown. ♪ 50 olympic channels, yup, you're in the zone. ♪ ♪ and if there's something that you want to see, ♪ pick up that voice remote and just say "show me..." ♪ experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the olympic winter games like never before with xfinity. proud partner of team usa. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy and here are today's top business headlines. wal

he'll be with us throughout the month in pyeongchang.ou can participate here in the bay area at pier 39 in san francisco. the opening ceremonies starts at 5:00 p.m. head down to pier 39 and have some fun. >> what kind of clothing to i need to go to the watch party? >> light jacket near san francisco. i think people are going to be okay if they're headed out there. you're not going to need a heavier jacket. it's been feeling a lot like late spring here across the bay area. we've had at least six days of record setting heat. we want to take you out here to south korea and get you the latest on those temperatures. currently 5:26 p.m. there. 33 degrees. and the sun is trying to make it out for the last half of the day. more on the extended forecast at the games here coming up in about a minute and a half. we know there is no sign of rainfall right now, but we want to let you know, we have storm ranger up scanning. it's our mobile doppler radar. the next time the storm system moves in, we'll move this doppler radar to any location we want to

in america. >>> you hear it. usa. usa. say hello to all of the athletes who are spending their friday night with us here in pyeongchang.e morning back home. and it's fun to have our plaza filled again. >> i know, with terrific athletes. they have so much heart and so much spirit. they have so much fun. we will get back to the olympics in just a bit. >>> first, let's get to the headlines back home and around the world. >> school shocker. a sheriff's deputy resigns after it's revealed he never entered the building during last week's deadly school shooting in florida. >> what i saw was a deputy, arrive, take a position and he never went in. >> this, as teachers go back to school for the first time today, amid calls for the president to arm teachers nationwide. >> the people that carry, we give them a little bit of a bonus. >>> doubling down. robert mueller files new charges against former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and rick gates. the 32-count indictment alleging bank and tax fraud. >>> a mafast-moving storm causea chain reaction crash outside of denver. 30 cars involved and no serious injuries. >>> disappearin

in pyeongchang. right now, back to you. >> very cool, garvin, for us in south korea.s any of the olympic stories, be sure to sign up for our newsletter. go to nbcbayarea.com. scroll to the bottom of the page and click on contact us. that's where you type in your e-mail address and you're all set. >>> all right, the warriors continue their quest to win a third nba championship in four years. the team's new arena is starting to take shape. take a look at the chase center in san francisco. the practice court and basketball offices already are forming. nbc bay area sky ranger was over the construction site in the mission bay neighborhood. officials say the arena is about 40% done. and it's still on target to open for the 2019, 2020 nbc season. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." finally, encouraging news about the flu epidemic. what the latest cdc report reveals. >>> and it may be 36 degrees right now in woodside, but believe it or not, some spots are waking up to the 20s. we're talking about freezing temperatures. but i'm also tracking our next chance of r

in pyeongchang. ♪ >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, good to have you with us on sundayight. plenty of outrage from president trump this weekend in a twitter storm over friday's stunning russia indictment, but none of that outrage directed at russia itself for its systematic efforts to sow discord in the election american process. instead, the president targeted the fbi suggesting they missed signals in the case of the florida school shooter because they spent too much time trying to prove russian collusion with the trump campaign. nbc's kelly o'donald and what president trump is saying tonight. >> reporter: the russian investigation is always a raw nerve for the president, but, today, this stunning conclusion on twitter. they are laughing their asses off in moscow. get smart, america. the president blames how americans reacted, referring to committee hearings, investigations, and party hatred. he still refused to call out the russian interference itself, and offers curious praise to the kremlin, saying, they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams, que qualifies if i

our correspondent, stephen mcdonell, is in pyeongchang for us. hat is the atmospere like ahead of the opening ceremony? how certain faces are going to be seen today. absolutely. jae—in is hosting a vip cocktail party. you can imagine who would be there. there. vice president mike pence, meet kim jong—un‘s sister. meet kim jong—un‘s sister. how are you going? nice weather we're having. do you like skiing? were all these types of possibilities, very intriguing. possibilities, very intriguing. stephen, thank you very much. be talking to stephen throughout the morning. morning. ceremony can be seen from 10:30am on bbc one, the red button and on line. bbc one, the red button and on line. for a round—up if you are in england and scotland, 7pm from ——7 pm. and scotland, 7pm from ——7 pm. on bbc two. according to us officials. which executed 27 western hostages and tortured many more. andy moore reports. by kurdish forces last month, and questioned by the americans. questioned by the americans. could only hear their british accents. accents. dozen foreign

we have more live coverage from the winter olympics in pyeongchang. stay with us. pyrame >>> your time now is 7:30. we want to give you a live look outside, that's the transamerica pyramid there looking absolutely beautiful in san francisco this sunday, february 11th, 2018. good sunday morning to you and thank you for waking up with us, i'm vicky nguyen alongside vianey arana who is standing by with a look at that microclimate forecast. microclimates matching up today. >> it is. >> a lot cooler than what we've been accustomed to. >> i know, we were hitting daytime record highs earlier this week, i saw people at the beach during wintertime. it was packed. i saw you in santa cruz. i went to santa cruz for the first time two weekends ago. >> beautiful. >> beautiful. you will get another shot today, but maybe you want to check out half-moon bay. look at how beautiful the skies are over half-moon bay. 37 degrees right now. you will see a lot of people out there probably running but with a nice heavy coat on. san francisco 48, palo alto 37 and san jose 41 degrees, but we

oh, yeah. >> they look like us at the club. >>> coming up, we're going to look back at all of the fun we had over the last couple weeks in pyeongchangorea. >>> all right. and it's never too early to start thinking about the next time we'll be together again with these incredible athletes. keir simmons looks ahead to the 2020 summer olympics in tokyo. >>> al, you have a little check of the weather. >> all right. let's look at your weekend, see what we have going on, starting off with saturday. you see, we have a lot of wet weather. strong storms and a flood risk in the ohio and mississippi river valleys. heavy snow in the northern plains. and heavy snow in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday, we are looking for soggy but mild weather along the eastern seaboard. some snow in parts of northern new england. and the cold continues in the plains out west and some snow in the pacific northwest, cascades and the intermountain region. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, bill henley. a dreary day ahead. chilly rain on and off during the day. the temperature will climb, only to 45 degrees. look at the suburbs, high of 42. showers for new je

in pyeongchang. but mr kono says the world must not be taken in by pyongyang's charm offensive or intimidated by the growing nuclear threat. if they use be no more north korea. and they know it. but they are just making a threat. they are sitting in the middle of the sanctions and eventually they will run out of resources. so you are prepared to play a long game? yes. the sanctions is not going to work in days or weeks. it takes months. we have to be patient and we have to be well co—ordinated. that's the only way. the alternative is some kind of military action, which no—one wants. police in china have started using sunglasses featuring facial recognition technology. the glasses are linked to an internal database of suspects and allow officers to scan the crowds looking for suspects. the state says that the glasses have already helped police to catch seven individuals, but there are fears that they could be used to track and profile political dissidents and ethnic minorities. there are also concerns about what this means for the further development of china's surveillance programme. earlier, i spoke with the china director of human r

speaking to "the washington post" on his way home from the winter olympics, pence tells us that pressure in pyeongchangcontinue. pence said if kim jong-un wants to talk, we will talk. he wet with moon jae-in and agreed with further negotiations with north korea kim yo-jong, the younger sister of kim jong-un has returned to north korea after the winter olympics kim met with moon jae-in on sunday >>> to the games, u.s. figure skater, marie nagasu made history as she became the first woman ever to form a triple ax l axel and red guaerard has won gold and the event is just the best performance ever by britian with a seventh place finish for the third day of events well under way, this is how the overall medals table looks a surprise goal from germany in the biathlon has helped him to be the top of the table. the women's 3,000 meter speed skating event saw the nethderlanethd e netherlands sweep. and those numbers are going to change sticking with the games, the winter games are proving no exception. we've been looking at how virtual reality has been enhancing the winter olympic experience in pyeongchang. >>

us on this olympics edition of nbc bay are- news. i'm jessica aguirre. - >> i'm raj alto.mathai. they didn't medal but a pem rabble night for three olympic skaters. let's get to garvin thomas in pyeongchang for us. the americans and japanese, the rock stars were out tonight. >> reporter: there's a huge crowd in olympic park right now. and these folks were treated to fantastic figure skating. japanese gold and silver. the americans three finishing in the top ten. you can't judge performance without expectations, which is why the american finished 5th has regrets and the one 6th is over the moon. nathan chen delivered a fantastic and record breaking free skate, posting all six quad jumps. here's the regret. he skated so poorly in the short program yesterday and dug himself such a big hole, this performance could not lionel messi climb him out and put him on the podium. vincent zhou was never expected to medal. this was the chance for the youngest member of team usa to learn the ropes. but boy did le he deliver and overachieve. two clean programs, winding up in sixth place. knowing he did something special, he dropped to his knees when the music stopped. >> i finished the pose and it was su

and nbc's miguel almaguer is in pyeongchang for us. hi, miguel. od morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah. south korea is still abuse after a closing ceremony on sunday. >> the 23rd winter olympics coming to an end, but going out in style. >> we bid farewell to the pyeongchang games and the celebration gets started. culture and pageantry on full display in pyeongchang. mystifying lights captivating the crowd. fireworks lighting up the sky. athletes from nearly 100 nations soaking in the spectacle. ivanka trump on-hand representing the u.s. delegation. for the olympians, a chance to reminisce on a remarkable experience. >> it's so much fun to see the enthusiasm and the success our teams had. i'm happy to be a part of it. >> reporter: enthusiasm became the calling card for a historic u.s. men's curling squad. the americans bumping off top-ranked sweden over the weekend for their first-ever gold in the event. >> the pinnacle of coaching is to be able to watch athletes achieve their dreams. i got to do that today. that's a pretty great feeling. >> reporte

in pyeongchang, in south korea. the bbc‘s stephen mcdonell is there. bring us up to date. t at pyeongchang there was hope that it was possible that this high level delegation from the united states in north korea, given that they are here in the games, might actually sit down and talk to one another. but we have heard from the north korean side that that delegation has, quote, no intention whatsoever of meeting with the us delegation. we are getting this from north korea's official state—run media, which said in an editorial, we have never begged the dialogue with the us in the past, and we don't intend to in the future. and all this as the north prepares a massive display of its military might. yes, i mean, just as north korea is about to achieve something of a propaganda coup here at pyeongchang, with its unexpectedly high level of engagement, sending along kim jong—un‘s sister, and the like, the joint hockey team, what would you do to try and counter all that goodwill? how about a big, scary looking mass military parade, just across the border, to remind everybody of you

pyeongchang. emily: joining us, stephen engle, who was in south korea, pyeongchang. he importance of 5g. >> it is pretty important. especially for south korea, where the incumbent telecom operators are suffering revenue problems. a pretty disappointing fourth-quarter because the government also has mandated they lower some of the rates to the poor people in south korea. they are looking to get these higher spending customers into higher-paying services like ai and augmented reality and virtual reality. it is pretty important to get this rolled out as quickly as possible, as they have been under pressure. emily: when is the plan to launch 5g commercially? in the last story you had in the united states, south korea is planning, both kt, and fk, the largest telecom operator, the big rival, they plan to roll it out next year. here at the pyeongchang, kt will have a trial of their very fast 5g services. it will not be throughout the olympic village is but a specific area where people can come in and try their various ai and augmented reality displays and participation zone

in pyeongchang. back to you, vicky. >> we watched your evolution, too, when you first came to us last week you were so bundled up, had the beanie, the cap, everything was blowing in your face. it looks like the weather is cooperating more. let me put you on the spot here, favorite spot, fairly event you have seen so far? >> reporter: i think they're separate. the favorite event is that snow board cross because it's wild and anything goes. i really like the hockey, especially the women's hockey because team u.s.a. has a strong team to win the gold here, it's exciting to see if they can do that. >> thanks so much. we will see you in a little bit. >>> we will turn back now to the weather here in the paris. speaking of cold, we will gut our chance at this arctic blast and maybe even snow buries at lower elevations. >> we are talking about a cold front that will come in and trigger freeze watches overnight and wind. breezy to windy conditions and like vicky said we're talking about snow not just for the sierra but some mountain tops along the skruz area. right now moilder in santa rosa, napa 45, livermore

in pyeongchang on friday. my colleague stephen mcdonnell is in pyeongchang and told us about the excitement building ahead of the to host the winter 0lympics we are waiting to host the winter olympics in the coming days in these mountains and already international political events are overshadowing the sport will stop there are three main players, you have north korea, south korea, and the us administration. moon jae—in‘s administration, they will be hoping there will be talk surrounding the games and you have the us vice president with his group of north korean defectors trying to pooh— pooh the whole thing. the north koreans, they would be trying to talk freely, the north korean team is trying to do everything to keep its team away from the general community. the joint women's its team away from the general community. thejoint women's hockey team, the north korean players stay ina team, the north korean players stay in a different place. there is a tea m in a different place. there is a team of north korean performers who are coming, they arrive on a ferry, they will get off the ferry, go to they will get off

in the pudding as they say. paula hancocks joining us from pyeongchang where it is 5:15 in the early evening. many thanks. >>> it's not only athletics at the games, also some controversy. 15 russian team members will not be allowed to compete, even though a sports arbitration court lifted their lifetime ban. cnn's senior international correspondent fred pleitgen is live with details in moscow. what is the reaction there? >> reporter: george, certainly is some reaction coming in from russian politicians, from russian officials, also from russian athletes as well. if we just go through it, many of them are saying that they believe this is unfair. however, some of the athletes are saying they're not really surprised by this decision by the international olympic committee. there's one senior lawmaker from russia's do you meuma, the hous parliament, he called this decision inexplicable. he said that russian politicians are actually in touch with some of the russian winter sports federations to try and make sure that the interests of russian athletes who still want to go and participate in these ol

. >> at this point, this is a live look at the olympic flame burning in pyeongchang. >> team us sa hoping for fire on ice when the men's hockey team meets its fiercest rival today. that big game is coming up in just about two hours. >> keith, we understand you've become a bit of a philadelphia ambassador at the games? >> reporter: we're excited about. forgive me for jumping there. there is so much going on here at the olympics park. we're at the live site waiting for the band to go back on. there's some korean rock music. there are people here from all over the world. so we took it upon ourselves to figure out what do they know about the city of philadelphia from cheese steaks to rocky, and how about this guy? ♪ we started in the olympic park with high hopes. you know what this is? a cheese steak. >> a taco. >> reporter: taco? no, this is a cheese steak. wait. what? no. >> steak sauce? >> reporter: that's -- have you ever seen this guy before? no? yes? i don't know what that means. i'm looking for someone who knows anything about philadelphia. do you know what city that's in? have you eve

us. >> we're on early because of the olympics. we're more than halfway through these winter games. >> with the team usa turning it around, one bay area native is already riding high. nbc bay area garvin thomas in pyeongchangoins us live. >> perry and janelle, you're right. gold medals are in short supply so far. as you see, we took home a silver tonight. that belongs to nick gepper. he puts down an amazing third run as he repeats as a medalist from 2014 in sochi when he got a bronze, and now he has a silver to add to that. gus tenworthy, he struggled in all three runs today, finishing down in 12th. now, even though that is today's competition, folks are still buzzing about yesterday's competition. that, of course, being the men's free skate at the performance of the americans. particularly one palo alto teenager, we've known about vincent for a while, but it seems like the world is just discovering him after his sixth place finish. vincent told me now what the competition has done, he is going to enjoy the olympic experience and look forward to what's left. >> this is only the start. this is only the start, guys. >> at the 2018 pyeongchang winter games palo alto 17-year-old vincent joe exceeded everyone's

these are examples of the stones they will be using in pyeongchang. —— beating. a piece on curling sometime ago and i was told they we re sometime ago and i was told they were £1000 each. but they do last you 50 years, so that's all right. they are an investment. they've been doing 0k they are an investment. they've been doing ok for them in so far. the men's team is a completely new line—up to the one that took silverfour years ago and they've already provided nerve—shredding entertainment. their match against switzerland swung to and fro, and they were tied at 5—5, so it went to an extra end. and gb skip kyle smith landed the stone bang on target. they'll play defending champions canada at 11 o'clock. these are live pictures from the women's opening match against the olympic athletes from russia. great britain leading 5—1, so heading for victory. there's live coverage on bbc two and catch—up programmes throughout the day. now, are you familiar with the flying tomato. he's otherwise known as shaun white. the american has become a three time olympic champion after

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now sarah hendrickson is happy and healthy here in pyeongchang and describing to us mortals what it'sike to fly. >> three seconds in flight you're up there and perfectly still. what does it feel like? peacefulness. that feeling that time stops. and you actually have time to have thoughts in the air. >>> a "sunday sitdown" with american ski jumper sarah hendrickson. plus, a story from the korean war with tom brokaw later in the show. but let's begin with team usa's first gold medal. an incredible aerial show as 17-year-old red gerard put the united states on the medal board in the snowboarding slopestyle event. we'll talk to red in just a moment. but first, my but natalie morales is here in the lodge with me with the overnight olympic highlights. natalie, good to see you. >> thanks for inviting me into your lodge, willie. good morning. you'll remember four years ago it was sochi that the american faith catsenberg was the first winner in slopestyle. a champion, american, who isn't old enough to vote stunning the world and winning team usa's first gold medal of the games. >> he goes huge

jay gray is live this morning a inside olympic park in pyeongchang with ae but closerh at the action for usnd jay, lindsey vonn waited eight years for this race. it was not what she hoped for. >> yeah, no, vicki. good news is, she has a couple more runs in her. so we're not done in pyeongchang as far as lindsey vonn is concerned, but she did have a tough go in the super g. and also a tough go, nathan chen, but boy, did he bounce back. not far enough to get to the podium, but what a skate. >> and out comes lindsey vonn, down the super g hill. >> first out of the gate in the super g, lindsey vonn's pyeongchang debut was anything but golden. >> that's the thing with running on number one, you're not able to see the other racers go, you don't know what the speeds are. i did the best i could with the information i had. and at least i'm not fourth. i'm actually happier to be fifth than fourth. >> she'll have two more chances at first in the combined and downhill. ♪ on the ice, after a fall during the short program, redemption for nathan chen during his preskate, which included a history-making si