>> after the vancouver olympics they changed their judging system, they were giving bonuses to skatersat didn't happen in the u.s. until after sochi. >> the top 14 ladies in russia could be competing for the podium at the olympic games. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> very disappointing. that's ice skating for you, one fall can change the rest of the competition. >> olympic athlete from russia about. >> this field is too deep in my opinion. >> she was thinking on her feet, though, after missing that first jump competition attempt, she put it a triple toe loop on the end of her triple flip, something that very few ladies have the wherewithal to complete. she has some good quality in her skating, she has lovely positioning, and the classical ballet style. however, she doesn't reach out and grab you in the throat. >> she's a long way from zagitova or medvedeva territory. a lot of yellow and a red up on the board. earlier, medvedeva posted the best number ever before zagitova did. and then she stopped to talk to andrea. >> during the team competition, she talked about feeling the magic of the olympics. did you s

at just 16 she was selected for the vancouver olympics, narrowly missing the podium.pon was a relative late bloomer. he says he was awkward and unathletic. >> i fell in love with skating because of the performance aspect. you know, growing up, i sucked at every sport that i tried. but i loved being active. i loved playing sports. and finally, when i found skating, it was sort of like a combination of something where i felt i could perform but i was also getting that like athletic satisfaction. >> reporter: adam working his way through the competition circuit became a second alternate for the 2010 olympics. but adam and mirai's friendship was forged by bitter heartbreak they shared when both athletes were passed over for sochi in 2014. rippon remembers he and mirai both eating burgers together and crying. but they kept going. rippon saying there was a time he subsisted on three apples from his gym, a low point in his life. but now he says he has found his authentic self. >> you don't get to have those highs if you don't push yourself, you know, to be vulnerable and to

then, just before the 2010 vancouver olympics, she bruised her shin in a training accident, leaving ithat she couldn't fully close her right ski boot. she won downhill gold anyway. >> lindsey vonn is the gold medalist. >> lindsey vonn over the top. >> a year before the 2014 sochi olympics, she tore her acl and worked herself nearly all the way back into form, only to tear it again just two months before the games. along the way, there's been a broken hand and broken arm, a fractured ankle and knee, at least one concussion. while celebrating a downhill win in france, she sliced a tendon in her thumb on a broken champagne bottle. >> i feel like i've overcome just about everything. i've been thrown a lot of obstacles, and i always figured a way to come back stronger. the unfortunate part about ski racing is you can't control everything. there's always going to be dangers, but i'm still winning. why would i stop? i still love it. >> we sat down to talk this summer. lindsey said she just wanted to get to this day, healthy with a real chance, and she has. the women's downhill is just ahead,

downhill run she's the oldest female medalist in alpine skiing at age 33 they won gold in the 2010 vancouver olympicsut sat out the sochi games due to a torn acl. here's what she had to say about her bronze medal >> i'm not disappointed. i have a medal i gave it everything i have. i worked so hard, especially the last eight years, with all my injuries it's been a tough road i'm back on the podium that's what counts >> earlier today she tweeted her bronze medal felt like gold. she races again tomorrow in the ladies alpine combined slalom. said she dedicated her bronze medal to her late grandfather and a lot of people still rooting for her here want to show you the medal board. u.s. tied for fourth place it's getting a bit better. we weren't even on the screen earlier. we are tied with netherlands with 16 medals canada at 21 germany at 24. norway at 33 when we come back, we showed you video yesterday of liz swaney, who got on the hungarian team, an american skier. she made her way to the olympics she doesn't do anything too fancy. some people are calling it a scam she's here. we'll show that you interv

orchestrated the state-sponsored scheme, ordered it after the dismal russian performance in the vancouver winter olympics. and the ioc determined that he was legally responsible, culpable for the state-sponsored doping system. so that's the good news. now here comes the bad news. where are we now? it's not good. despite all of the extensive cooperation and evidence, what result at the end of the day has the conflicted self policing system of the ioc, what has it delivered to the mission of protecting clean athletes and upholding whistleblowers like dr. rodchenkov? i'm sorry to tell you that the situation is simply shameful. now recall something. the ioc has a a track record wh respect to violations where foreign government unduly influences either a russian -- i'm sorry, a national olympic committee on that. example is kuwait. 2014 kuwait passed a a law and the law in the ioc is a view unduly harmed the independence of the kuwaiti olympic committee. and ioc found that this was a terrible transgression such as they banned kuwait from the olympics in 2015 and the band still exists, right? okay. so there's

orchestrated the state-sponsored scheme, ordered it after the dismal russian performance in the vancouver winter olympics, and the ioc determined he was legally responsible, culpable for the state-sponsored doping system. so that is the good news. now here comes the bad news. where are we now? what has it done for people like dr. rodchenkov? they have a track record for violations where the government unduly influences either a olympic committee or a lab. the example is kuwait. in 2014, kuwait passed a law and the law in the ioc's vu on -- view unduly harmed the independence of the kuwaiti committee they found this was a terrible transgression sus that the banned kuwait from olympics in 2015 and the ban still exists. what is the ioc think about russia did? words by thehe actions. ioc president thomas bok called russia's accidents -- -- actions an attack on the olympic games and sports. what is more, he promised action. he promised he would quote and not hesitate to take the availableanctions against any individual or organization implicated in the criminality. think and setld of --unprecedented scent you

she becomes the oldest woman in olympic history to medal in alpine skiing. she won gold eight years ago in vancouverd then missed the olympics in sochi with a torn knee ligament. so she goes out a winner tonight. >> yes, good for her. abso tomorrow morning at 4-30. michel will h >>> the late show is next with stephen colbert. our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> yes, the whole gang will be right here to start your day. have a good night.

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she becomes the oldest woman in olympic history to medal in alpine skiing. she won gold eight years ago in vancouverd then missed the olympics in sochi with a torn knee ligament. so she goes out a winner tonight. >> yes, good for her. absolutely. a lot of tears. >> thanks. >> we'll be right back. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ tomorrow morning at 4-30. michel will h >>> the late show is next with stephen colbert. our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> yes, the whole gang will be right here to start your day. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> hi. i'm bill farblah, republican representativ

oldest female medalist at alpine skiing at age 33 she won downhill gold, of course, at the 2010 vancouver olympicsf sochi due to that torn acl said she dedicated this performance to her late grandfather. here's what she said about her bronze medal >> i'm not disappointed. i have a medal you know, i gave it everything i have i have worked so hard, especially, you know, the last eight years with all my injuries it's been a tough road but i'm back on the podium and that's what counts. >> reporter: earlier today she tweeted that her bronze medal felt like gold and vonn races again tomorrow in the lady's alpine slalom. she has given over her body over the last decade to skiing and of course between the torn acl and the back injury, it has been a tough road for her but that bronze looking like gold for her today. in the meantime, want to get you caught up on the medal board so far behind norway >> we're going to have to keep our eyes on that there are a couple coming up that the u.s. has been traditionally strong in so we can keep our fingers crossed, guys. >> yes, andrew as you can imagine, we've been

the canadian pair were olympic champions at the vancouver games in 2010.o will claim a semifinal place. in the men's competition former world champions norway are trailing great britain. earlier, gb's women held off a strong challenge from switzerland and now face japan to secure progress. and in an unusual outcome, canada and germany shared the two—man bobsleigh gold medal after their remarkable race finished in a dead heat. later today, jamaica and nigeria will field their first women's team in the race. events get under way at 12 gmt. and you can of course stay right up to date with all of the latest updates and results and on our website. just head to bbc.com/news — or download the app. the fast food chain kfc has temporarily closed around 600 restaurants across the uk and ireland after delivery problems meant a shortage of chicken. kfc said it had been let down by a logistics company that took over its supply chain last week. jon kay has the story. no! when you've been promised kfc as a half—term treat but there is no chicken. nine—year—old maxine is

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the canadian pair were olympic champions at their home games in vancouver in 2010. 10 of the olympics in pyeongchang. rob heath has all the action. 3's a crowd, four is cosy, but squeezing onto a podium is easy compared to this. a tight finish. this german pair set the pace. a fine run guaranteed them either silver or gold. these people were slower than the germans on their final run, but combined times over previous hits were the same. hurtling along at 150 kilometres per hourin hurtling along at 150 kilometres per hour ina hurtling along at 150 kilometres per hour in a bob seems hairy. but what about this or this. robber johannsson taking flight. —— robert. a second gold for norway on the ski slopes. and they were not slouching on the ice either. this was an olympic record to win the men's 500 metres speed skating final.m olympic record to win the men's 500 metres speed skating final. it has been a while. it was time to get on top of the podium again. it feels so good to do that. norway have now won 27 medals in pyeongchang. their most ina single 27 medals in pyeo

america's lindsey vonn headlines the women's downhill — she won gold in this in vancouver, but had to miss the sochi olympicsvernier from austria. in the ladies figure skating, russia's15—year—old alina zagitova, is the favourite. the european champion faces strong competition, though, in the short programme, from her team—mate, evgenia medvedeva and canada's gabrielle daleman. and just in case you missed the news from day 11, team gb‘s elise christie, afterfalling again, was disqualified in her 100—metre short track heat, ending her chances of a medal at the games. these are second olympics that have ended with christie failing to complete her events. virtual reality is being used to warn people in australia about the dangers of bushfires. a simulation showing what happens if you don't leave your property is being trialled in the state of victoria, which suffered the country's worst—ever fires in 2009, known as black saturday. our correspondent, hywel griffith, went to see the impact the vr is having. as the embers land and the panic sets in, this is what it feels like to be in a bushfire. it may be virtual

i mean, in four olympics, i have a bronze from vancouver, didn't go so well in sochi.i mean, since i was a young kid, i started skiing, this was my dream. now, it's a reality and i'm just blown away by the moment. >> not since 1980 has a swede won this medal. it has to mean a lot. how will you celebrate? >> i don't know. i haven't thought about it really. for sure, we'll have some celebration. >> enjoy the victory. congratulations on the gold. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so, myhrer the gold medalist and zenhaeusern the silver medalist. >> these are big guys. myhrer is 6'4" and zenhaeusern 6'7". they're able to keep their feet where everyone's feet are. some of the athletes they're racing against, are 5'7", 5'8". they're wi they're a full foot taller. unbelievable skiing for gold and silver. >>> what's in store ahead. less than a half hour from the second and decisive run on the women's super-combined. lindsey vonn, top of the list after the downhill. mikaela shiffrin in the sixth position. we'll have it for you coming up, mike. >> all right, xvdan. thank y

lindsey vonn headlines the women's downhill an event in which she won gold in vancouver before being forced to miss the sochi olympicsnd austria's stephanie vernier. in the ladies' figure skating russia's15—year—old alina zagitova is the favourite. the european champion faces strong competition in the short programme from her team—mate evgenia medvedeva and canada's gabrielle daleman. and you can of course stay right up to date with all of the latest updates and results and on our website. just head to bbc.com/news or download the app. the queen has attended london fashion week for the first time in her 66—year reign. she sat in the front row of a show by an up—and—coming designer richard quinn, next to the woman often hailed as the queen of fashion, vogue magazine's anna wintour. virginia langeberg reports. it was the queen's first visit to london fashion week and, of course, her majesty made a showstopping entrance, bringing the audience to their feet. after a few introductory words with the vip guests, it was time to settle in. those besides the monarch were conscious to follow royal protocol before taking their s

seven army soldiers compete in the winter olympics and in the bobsled and luge events. two won medals at vancouveres. these seven helped make the 242 member u.s. olympic team. we wish them best of luck. david: how exciting. good for them. active servicemen in the olympics. >>> secrets and lies could be exposed. what we could know about the controversial surveillance memo as soon as tomorrow morning. details a short break. d get hom. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? : liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. afi sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i made a point to talk to my doctor. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis had both..

olympic winter gold medal. amy williams fulfilled that in vancouver. lizzie repeated four years later in sochi.he first—ever british winter olympians to defend their title and win a second gold medal. i don't think even andy who has been in the programme for 16 years and succeeded me as performance director, would have dreamt we would win half the medals on offer at these games. it truly is something very special. a huge achievement for the athletes, the coaches and all the support staff. and don parsons took a medal on thursday, let's not forget him. what makes a great skeleton athlete? the formula is quite simple. they need to be a really good athlete, fast sprinter, and you saw laura and lizzie beat two of the fastest starters in the race. it starts fast but you have to be calm and cool on the sled, make small adjustments and steers. good hand eye coordination, really good feel for the sled on the ice. the different pressures on the corner, it's quite a sensitive piece of equipment. it is highly skilled driving that makes the difference. it looks like you are just throwing yourself down a sl

heading into this race, she has two olympic medals, one gold in the vancouver 2010 downhill.dn't get why she stood up before the finish line in monday's training run but she did it on purpose to psych out the competition.. she said she doesn't want anybody to know exactly how fast she is til she sends it for real tonight! ( darya )they didnt' win gold but american sibling skaters maya and alex shibutani.. aka the shib sibs.. are coming home with the bronze medal! so in tune with each other.. on the ice and in life.. just the best of friends... if you haven't seen their youtube videos check 'em out.. they chronicle everything. like a lot of kids they started figure skating at birthday parties and group classes.. maya was 4 and alex was 7. now they're 23 and 26 years old. they have the kind of relationship parents dream of for a brother and sister.. ( darya )as opposed to the tormented relationship the u-s and canada have on the ice in hockey! the american and canadian women will face off for the gold again. our rivals have won four straight gold medals, including three times o

olympics to take place. it's not a problem that south korea alone has had. you have the same in sochi, in vancouver, it seems to be a recurring problem, that at the winter olympics there's not enough snow. we will be talking about this for weeks to come. i did speak to one of the main snow-making companies. they said that they'd been, as you said, they'd started mid-november to try and make sure she had enough in time. by mid-january, they thought they had enough. so they stopped making snow. they're not making it anymore. so they seem confident that there is enough. but when you look at the landscape, there's not the blankets of white that you would maybe expect when you're talking about the winter olympics. >> i guess we'll see what happens. proof's 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 fr

norway winning the bronze there, they have 38, the most ever at the olympic winter games, breaking the u.s. record of 37 in vancouver in 2010. the united states medal count up to 22 after a silver for kyle mack of west bloomfield, michigan, and the men's big air final. if you want to catch the primetime again, it comes your way in seconds. in the mountain and pacific time zones, it's local news and, then the encore of the primetime show. in 26 minutes, the u.s. men's curling against sweden. the gold medal game, the biggest night in u.s. curling history. enjoy all of that and we'll see you as the olympics continue this final weekend from south korea. i was in my third tour in iraq when my vehicle was hit by an ied. i looked down and i knew i was out of the fight. but playing for team usa has been a second chance to represent my country. i get to show my children and the world that, yeah, i might have been knocked down, but i'm up, and i'm honored to be able to represent the flag. comcast is grateful to all who have served our country, and we're proud to bring the 2018 olympic and paralympic winter games home to every

earlier australia's lydia le cellier missed out on a spot in the final in her fifth olympics she won gold in vancouver in twenty ten but has now announced her retirement i've loved every minute of love the sport the people. the feelings that it generates. and obviously something. but at a point in life that i'm ready to let it die one of the most prestigious winter olympic events the men's figure skating will be decided on saturday defending champion used to two hundred one friday's short program with a limp big record score of one hundred and eleven point six eight a number of top u.s. olympians have been offering their condolences to victims of a school shooting in florida that killed seventeen people there was a minute of silence in the n.h.l. before the new york islanders hosted cross-town rivals the rangers well chicago cubs baseball star anthony rich so attended a candlelight vigil in florida he's a former student of marjorie stoneman douglas high school with the shooting took place i played on those fields i went to those classes i studied in those classrooms the same school we saw on video yes

fourteen in italy two weeks ago the thirty three year old is chasing her second olympic gold after winning at the vancouver games. and that's all your sport for now it's now back to mary and london thank you for a well that's it for the news hour but i will be back in a moment was a full bulletin for you seem a couple of minutes. a new poll ranks mexico city is the pool with worst in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend you're very pretty young you feel unsafe threatened you think about how to react what do i do if this gets was no money on the uses a new service it's called lateral drive it's for women passages only and drawn by women drivers. to some extra features like a panic button and twenty four seven monitoring of drivers twenty years of china's transformation. told through one young girl's journey. from birth to adult hood even. two decades following the development of her life a nation. five years on rewind returns to the story of k.k. t

she made the olympic team and nished fourth in vancouv then didn't make it in 2014 and now she's back what a great story. there's a woman in women's figure skating. think about that. but maria nagasu is a wonderful story about perseverance and coming back from disappointmt over and over again. otherwise brady to nell and karen shana the other two americans. brady to now is the reigning now new u.s. champion. she barely misses a jump in practice and almost never misses a jump in competition that has her strong suit. it's not the artistry of say someone like ashley wagner or gracie gold or even murai nagasu.ll so wee how she does. but at the top it's the russians nddvedev and alina they give up the medd and zeghey will be there 1 2tyr 2 1. i'm prure we can say that the russians control women's fihere skating right now but >> yang: now in december, the international olympic committee banned russia from taking a team to the games because of the dopim scandal, but will soe russian athletes still be competing? >> it looks like about 169 russians will be here. and that is not a complete ban,

olympic history to medal in alpine skiing. you may recall she won gold eight years ago in vancouver, and then missed sochi in 2014 with a knee injurylindsay von goes out a winner in the olympic games. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> 6:26. today is a year since devastating floods swept through san jose. the honors first responders will receive for their help in the recovery process next. >> reporter: and as we know, california is in the middle of a housing shortage. that is not new this morning. but we do have details about a new study out on who is taking the blame and who we should be really blaming. >>> we have to do more to protect our children. >> as president trump takes a stand against gun violence, survivors of the florida high school shooting aren't giving up the fight. >> we are never going to stop pushing. >> the rally they plan today and the groups now calling out lawmakers for taking contributions from the nra. >> plus, a state review finds that sonoma county was unprepared and unhe could orderrated in its emergency response to the -- unhe could or the nature in its emergency response to the deadly wine count

olympic history. she once bronze in the downhill in pyeongchang. vonn missed 2014 winter game with leg injuries, she won downhill gold and super g bronze in vancouverk in 2010. that was nice. she just missed out earlier in the week, on medaling as well i'm sure she's happeny 33, that is like a senior citizen in the olympics. >> no doubt about it. >> 80 miles an hour, downhill. >> thanks, pat. >>> well, we will also news about another olympic event where americans stand after their free program. >>> celebrity support what some of the most famous stars in hollywood are doing to help florida students in their fight for tougher gun control. >>> and you may have to leave something at home next time you get to the movies but what a national theater chain is in long's allowing movie go tours bring inside when we come bring so i want my glasses to be unique... my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any,

line, now they are going for gold, us soldiers will compete in the winter olympics in bobsled events, two won metal that the vancouverdd: best of luck to nate weber, sergeant justin olson, captain christopher vote, nick cunningham, emily sweeney, taylor morris and sergeant matthew -- jillian: we will be watching and cheering you on. 9 minutes after the hour, republican pfizer memo could be released any minute. mike baker is here with why the american people deserve answers. todd: the unprecedented measures years in the making. jillian: nancy pelosi going viral during the state of the union. >> nancy pelosi look like that all the time. she should smile a lot more often, the country would be better for it. >> sarah sanders's advice for the house minority leader. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes trea

if you were in the last few games, the previous locations, italy, vancouver, this is much colder than some of the last few winter olympicshave seen. it may be the fourth coldest in modern time. you see this frigid mass of cold air up here? here is south korea. that cold air will sink back down by the time we get to the end of the weekend and especially into early portions of the upcoming week. not just talking cold temperatures in general, but much colder than average for a lot of the locations. look at the feels like temperature as we go through much of the morning tomorrow. minus eight, minus two, being one of the warmer locations. incredibly cold temperatures tomorrow morning, but when you look at the long-term forecast, the high temperatures are not even expected to be very high. the other thing to contend with will be the snow. it may not be very much, but the skiier's may look forward to that, but some of the tourists traveling may find that not as exciting. >> all right, allison, thank you so much. >>> and coming up, a 20-year-old olympian getting ready to take the ice. he represents a first for the country and fo

olympics where the u.s. has not had th inredible medal haul, but going back the vancouver a few years ago, well over to 30 medals. this one is different. you're seeing some athletes who are well-known, people like von hartmann, makayla schifrin not having the performances we expected, although schifr does have a gold. lindsey vonn is going for aig one in the downhill. i think that's part of the problem. but i think it's the relity of the winter sports team and the world. the united states is good, but often not great. and that's certaly not satisfying to a lot of americans who are used to winning, sports fansho want to only see victory, but i also think there is something enticing about seeing it in this platform, seeing the world come together, the greatest and largest peacetime gathering of the world, and i think thacan be something in and of itself that you don't have to say, okay, the u.s. is t goi to win gold, silver or bronze, i don't want to watch, i don't know that americans feel thaway. >> brangham: as we speak, norway is leading every other country. >> well, forway is having the games of its life. i ha

olympics. the first time he has managed to win gold. sochi he won a silver. and vancouverwent into him dead. he is considered one of the best outline skiers in the sport. when of the greatest of all-time. happened.and it finallygold at the curse has been broken. he really is the greatest alpine skiing or i have seen since i have been watching skiing. he can at the gold medal to a cb next to the six world champion titles. sarah: now we have to go to lose. quiet -- luge. quite an impressive sport. we have to talk about german, who has retained her -- durmand, who has retained her singles title. nick: she is the only one so far to do it. felix love lost his senate. the coaches were -- lost his sunday. she had 0.1 seconds of a lead. incredible amount of speed. then she goes to the finish line with even more time, finishing 0.3 seconds ahead of the competitions that she managed to keep her gold-medal. she has a chance to retain her team relay medal later this week so she can go home as a double olympic champion again. sarah: we talk about the winners so often but there are a lo

olympics — isn't happy. he was the first black athlete to win an individual winter gold in turin in 2006, and retained his 1000 metres title in vancouverr. he tweeted. .. he also used the hashtag #blackhistorymonth. to be diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis just months before your biggest sporting competition would spell the end for most athletes. especially when slopestyle snowboarding is your sport, with all the flips and landings that the discipline demands. but canada's spencer o'brien competed in sochi with that condition, and finished 12th in the women's final. now four years on she's determined to win a medal and make up for lost time. llanaber spencer o'brien and i am from vancouver, canada, and i am a slopestyle snowboard athlete. —— my name is spencer o'brien. leading into sochi was truly one of the ha rd est yea rs into sochi was truly one of the hardest years of my life. i was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis about two months before the games. i struggled for the seven months prior but was undiagnosed. there was one point where it was so bad they could not put my feet on the ground to get out of bed, it was eventful. i f

. >> i their patriotic sport brass are olympic throw back of sort, despite the sub freezing temps on the luge course. >> they had done it in vancouverd me if i wanted to do it here, yes, of course, sounds awesome. and then like disrobing at the game, you guys are nut. >> taking off, you know, our jacket, i was lick this is a bad idea. then all the sudden adrenyline kicked in, ya, i'm pumped. >> made history here. the first us man to win olympic medal in single luge. >> as for snapshot image of the game, you may have to share that with his patriotic crew. dana jacobson, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> a lot of good moments. well, up next go behind the scenes of the new movie game night. >> then wait until you hear just how much this margarita costs cents, we'll tell you what to expect to shell out for it and where the money is going. katie? >> interesting. well, we are looking ahead to a weaken of more wet weather. but also another warming trends, in our forecast. i'll let you know when the heaviest rain is expected to fall, but first, here's your cure auto insurance travel forecast. >> new comedy, here's entertainment tonight henr

he is the first white house representation for olympic games since vancouver back in 2010 security very governors of the province we're in said 600,000 soldiers and policemen are at work throughout the country and working on security. figure skating and curling already under way. that's coming your way covered by colleagues at nbc sports. we talked to our boss, brian roberts of comcast about a week in which the olympics and super bowl both take place >> for nbc, this is the proudest week in the company's history. you have the honor to have certainly one of the most exciting super bowls ever. we had over 100 cameras, 500 people doing the broadcast then to come here where we have over 2,000 people as well as another nearly 1,000 back in the states creating all this content. we walked today through the technology, the team that puts it together, there's nothing like it in the world >> opening ceremony tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern time also on the nbc sports app and at nbc olympics.com. they always say the summer games are sexier than the winter games, slate has a nice piece about how the win

olympics has an amazing back story. like american figure skater mirai nagasu, who missed out on sochi in a controversial team selection. that was after she'd come fourth in vancouverflag in pyeonychang so she's been running a fundraising campaign for tens of thousands of dollars so herfamily and boyfriend can watch her compete. being an american is everything to me. i'm all about team usa. being an american is everything to me. i'm allabout team usa. i being an american is everything to me. i'm all about team usa. i think america loves me and i want to show the world that i'm a proud america. i love being japanese—american. i love my culture, i love my american culture because who doesn't love pizza, burgers and fries? but also, like, i love sushi. my parents own a sushi restaurant so it's in my genetics and i'm excited to eat korean food in korea. i'm thoroughly exhausted from crying. what a way to come back from 2014! like, myjump difficulty from four years ago is insanely more difficult. i mean, that is more than what any other girl here is doing. when i reach a goal and i accomplish it, i'd just so can relish in that moment. figures and is a very difficult spo

people in one hundred boast an only olympic gold medal in the downhill in twenty ten in vancouver she has forty two backup wins but injuries playing the american in recent years and that meant the winning a bronze medal in the event won by italian syfy a gotcha felt like a victory i wish i could keep going you know i it's truly an amazing opportunity every time i'm on the mountain they have so much fun and i wish i wish my body was a little bit younger. the united states won their first ever gold in cross-country skiing climbing the women's team sprint three norway took groans meaning that marriage broke and became the most decorated winter olympian of all time with the fourteenth medal but the u.s. is mixed a continued as they were knocked out of the men's hockey competition by the czech republic no n.h.l. players were committed to compared to these games and it's the first time since two thousand and eight that the americans will miss the medal rounds it was one game in regulation and i don't think you're disappointed wondering what's wrong with your progress i think you proud of wh

olympic debut. team usa's kyle mac grabbing silver. norway won 38 medals. topping the u.s.'s haul of 37 in vancouver. for the u.s.s the quality of wins, not the quantity. who would have guessed curling would have been one of the most exciting of them all? team usa has a couple more chances for medals in the bobsled and cross country. they are long shots in both. as we have seen the last couple of weeks there's also room for more surprises. >> yep. love curling. thanks so much. one more note. what may be the most impressive display of agility at the winter games, a wayward through an unexpected wrinkle into an austrian snow runner's board p they seem to be on a collision course but at the last second the squirrel ducks under the athlete and does a 180 away, unharmed. >>> when we come back, away, unharmed. >>> when we come back, more out of i've gotta say, i love the new place. away, unharmed. >>> when we come back, more out of oh thanks. yeah, i took your advice and had geico help with renters insurance- it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." phone: for help with bookca

reporter: their patriotic sports bras are an olympic throwback despite the sub freezing temps on the luge course. >> when the sisters told me they did it in vancouversked if i wanted to do it here, i thought, yeah, of course. that sounds awesome. i'm disrobing at the game and thinking, you guys are nuts. >> taking off our jackets i was like, this is bad idea and then the adrenalin kicked in, yeah, i'm pumped. >> reporter: the first u.s. man to win the olympic medal in the singles luge. but as for a snapshot image of the games, he may have to share that with his patriotic crew. social images are not tonal things helping us remember the winter olympics. it's like #garlic girls and #shibsibs. they said they've had that name for a long time but when it was trending, it was pretty cool. anne-marie, back to you. >> that's pretty cool. nomt being at the olympics and getting all of those medals and stuff, but getting your hashtag to trend. that's hard to do. thanks a lot. >>> coming up on the "cbs this morning," we'll talk with caitlyn smith, a nashville songwriter about making it as a singer and heading out on her first solo tour. i'm anne-marie green. th

the absence from the olympics has no doubt helped the las vegas golden knights do so well in their debut season on friday they beat the vancouver canucks six to three william colson scored two goals and reilly smith had three assists vegas improving to twenty four five and two at home this season they've now moved one point ahead of eastern conference leaving tampa bay for most points in the n.h.l. with eighty six. blake wheeler and each had a goal and an assist as the winnipeg jets beat the st louis blues on a hello but made thirty four safe for his six shutout of the season the jets picked over for nothing when he played terrific man to city might be running away with the english premier league but their manager pep guardiola is in some hot water or jail or has been charged by the english football association for wearing a yellow ribbon in support of imprisoned politicians in his native catalonia this is in breach of the f.a.'s rules guardiola has been warned on two previous occasions because alone you hold an independence referendum last october. well manses here league cup action on sunday but the leaders in spain barcelona

olympics. and that's kind of an expectation we're trying to live up to. >> i first met holcomb in 2010 shortly before the vancouverwinning was taking it to the edge. >> there's no, you know, safe line, safe way to get down. >> which he then showed me in a terrifying but unforgettable ride down the mountain. there is nothing like that. as promised, he pushed it to the edge the whole way down. as he would earning gold in vancouver a few months later, bronze in sochi. last may holcomb was found dead at the team's training site in lake placid new york with sleeping pills and alcohol in his system. he was just 37. now in pyeongchang, it will be justin olsen in the four-man pilot seat. his hospital admission band still around his wrist. so no pain when you were pushing in the practice? >> no pain today, no pain loading. >> reporter: a rookie pilot and robbed of valuable practice time by the surgery, olsen will have the voice of steve holcomb in his ear, driving him and his team to the edge. >> part of the reason i am where i am and i've advanced like i have is because i had probably one of the greatest bobsledders ever

is absence from the olympics has no doubt helped the las vegas golden knights do so well in their debut season on friday they beat the vancouver canucks six to three william colson school two goals and bradley smith had three assists vegas improving to twenty four five in two at home this season they've now we have one point ahead of eastern conference leading tampa bay for most points in the n.h.l. with eighty seven. the leaders in spain barcelona are back in the league action later on they host fellow catalans euro hoping to extend their advantage which currently sees them six seven points ahead of athletic arbitrated third place real madrid will play all of us and now it's taken him too and a half years and three back surgeries but tiger woods is finally back in the hunt at a p.g.a. tournament the fourteen time major champion is just four strokes behind leaders luke list and jamie love mark the half way stage of the honda classic in florida would shot and one of the past seventy one in windy conditions on friday. i'm looking right there. were i can i can win and win a golf tournament and you know for back on this golf cours

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olympics. >> yeah, the simpsons, who knew, they predicted that the u.s. would win over sweden in 2010. home and marge simpson competed for the mixed curling games in vancouverand now it's not the first time that simpsons turned into reality. >> not at all. the show has correctly predicted three super bowl winners back in the '90s. they also nailed the trump presidency and disney's acquisition of fox. >>> and the sixers hope to start a new thing when they start tonight. >> take a look at this, the hawkes have officially waived ilyasova yesterday. and asked when his return would mean for the team. >> actually really good. i don't remember the last time any guys on our team could charge that. >> yeah, he can take a charge, all right. harlem globetrotter climbed high atop the catwalk of the wells fargo center to attempt one of the longest shots in philadelphia history. take a look at this. yeah! he makes the bucket. it's not just once, tracy. >> he keeps making it? >> i love it. and i love it, blind folded. and he challenged the sixers star to give it a try. the globetrotters play at the wells fargo center sunday afternoon. he shoots from the half-court line th

olympics. >> that's it, they predicted it. homer and marriage simpson competed and were selected to play in the 20 ten games in vancouver.me a simpson's skit has later turned into reality. >> she show correctly predicted three different winners in november 90s and nailed the trump's presidency and disney's acquisition of 20th century fox. how do they do that? could they explain curling to me, maybe? >> i know. they do it the way glenn forecast, right? he looks in the krystal ball and knows what will happen, like the simpsons know what will happen with the olympics, is that right? >> my forecast kind of make a little bit of sense. you see a storm out here, will travel here. how do you predict some 30 years ahead of time. i am just amazed by what that show has been able to do over the years. i can't explain it in any way. >>> we have a terrific tuesday on the way, a little bit of sunshine today in parts of the area. a lot for everybody tomorrow. wind and rain to end the week and flood threat, kind of a nasty storm. we have more sunshine especially in areas to the north and west and pushing the temperature above 50 degrees