in fact victor already grabbed the 3-wood head cover. looking forward to hitting 300 yards right in front of that bunker. >> where the tee markers are for this, it is just about 300 to that bunker. ick: yeah. you have to feel safe that you can hit a nice, full, free flowing swing with no fears of running out. >> he can do that with this club. airway wood. nick: stops his body and fires is arms through. >> that is a long way back. >> flag is right on the front, david. priority has been on that short grass for that front hole location. the shy, quiet man. he just keeps his emotions and ven his breathing. jim: an iron chosen. >> he will go with the 2-iron. that is a good play. jim: he hasn't played this hole since thursday. nick: i bet if he knew how far victors is back he could have one with 3-wood. > it is not a problem. it is up there fine. 260 plus. 190 yards left to the hole. jim: the championship match has made it to the 18th. jim: quite a journey. nick: over my 32nd hour. nick: my goodness, the workers. they have done an unbelievable

, recibiÓ buenas noticias. >> las sÚplicas desesperadas de este mexicano, vÍctor velasco, que estaba lejos de su esposa e hija, fueron escuchadas, vÍctor pedía que lo dejaran regresar a estados unidos, porque su vida corrÍa peligro debido tratamiento de diÁlisis que tenÍa en ese país, gracias a la labor de organizaciones sin Ánimo de lucro, se le otorgÓ una visa humanitaria y hoy estÁ de regreso al lado de su familia, Éste fue el momento en el que apareciÓ en la terminal aÉrea, y es el abrazo con su hija que se prolongÓ durante varios minutos. >> me siento muy feliz, no sÉ cÓmo explicarlo,no puedo creer que estoy otra vez con mi familia. >> vÍctor había vivido en estados unidos casi toda su vida como indocumentado, se casÓ con una ciudadana americana y viajÓ a mÉxico para tramitar el perdÓn, una vez en mÉxico, me dijeron que no aplicaba y no podÍa regresar a estados unidos, pensÓ que este momento del reencuentro nunca llegarÍa. >> me sentÍ muy emotivo cuando los vi a todos, me dieron ganas de llorar,estoy muy feliz de estar aquÍ. >> pensÓ que no volverÍa a ver a su pequeÑa hija. >> m

: backstage, victor has a guest. >> it's my sister.lly sad because i'm going to san francisco. >> i'm sad because my brother leave me and he's my one friend. four, five days ago, i was in some cafe and some man saw me and said that gay is terrible. he should die. and i just called my brother and said i really think you should leave moscow and russia. he will be happy in the usa. >> reporter: a family and a family of friends torn apart. >> i think my brother is gay and it's normal. and i love him so much. >> reporter: and alexei, he will leave, too, he says. >> i don't feel like russia can be better, seriously. i am saving my money to move from russia. and that's the only thing i can do now. >> reporter: and so as the world celebrates in sochi, this group of young people in this space they've made. they don't care much. ♪ no, no, no, no, >> reporter: they've got their own show. tonight, this night, they are all here in their russia in central station. young, defiant, queer, free. >> i want to be free and i want to be doing what i want.

christi, victor. >> rene marsh for us.change it up here, because there are new claims challenging governor chris christie about what he knew regarding the george washington bridge scandal. >> and if you use yahoo! e-mail, check your account and change your password now. it's been hacked. we've got more after this. i always say be the man with the plan but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medi

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victor cruz is here and also joining us, george pyne.an interactive website and it is called gameplanforme.com. explain what it is and how did it come about. >> great to be here. it is a website that talks about the importance of having a plan for your health so you can go and listen to how someone overcame cancer. and played in the wnba. we want to encourage people to be thoughtful when it comes to their health. >> this is not for professional sports athletes exclusively. this is for everybody. >> people like victor and mark emma they are people who, health is important to their life so they are excellent role models in terms of talking about the importance of having a game plan for your health and well-being. >> victor, did you always have a game plan for staying healthy, diet, exercise and so on? >> i did. i always had a regimen of what i did eat. it is important to maintain that. it is important for your health and important for you to stay healthy and be at your peak informants while you're out there on the field or on the court, wh

we have the eu ministers having the meeting with victor yanukovych not far away. what might you imagine might be going on at the meeting? are they threatening him with possible sanctions? >> first of all, they will be appealing to him on moral grounds. what he has unleashed on his own people is beyond horror. i have been watching scenes on ukrainian television this morning of government snipers of protesters.s i saw one group of about 15, and half were hit by sniper bullet and had to be dragged away. they are trying to appeal to him on that level. but they are also saying, look, you've got a bit -- vested interest. not just you but the people around you, not just money, not just in ukraine but all over europe and in the united states. we are serious about the threats to impose sanctions. we will freeze accounts. effective,ose -- how we don't know. yanukovych is already turning pretty clearly toward russia and he might not be impressed. but at least at this point, there is a chance reason can be brought to bear. with us., to stay those antigovernment protests in ki

the country's parliament has named its speaker as interim president, this after ukrainian president victorukovych fled the capital on saturday in a tell visited interview yanukovych says he's not stepping down and accusing them of a coup. here is the latest. >> reporter: victory came at a cost. there is no euphoria in independence square. instead, we found grieve. thegrief.they have lost too muco celebrate and anyway they are too exhausted. ukrainian politics is upside down, former opposition leaders now hold power. they deny they staged a coup against president yanukovych. >> translator: the government didn't want to listen to the people it. did everything possible to hold onto power and it crossed the line when it killed people now we need a functioning state as soon as possible and parliament will work on this nonstop. >> reporter: parliament has been busy dismissing january coach's people one by one, a new speaker. consolidating the change in power. but what of yanukovych. these security camera pictures appear to show his entourage fleeing his residents in the early hours of saturday m

ukrainian president victor yanukovych promised elections and to bring opposition members into the ukrainian government. here the short background. ukraine is a strategic cross roads between east and west has been caught in a diplomatic tug of war between russia in the east and europe in the west. sent former soviet republic attained independence in 1991, the u.s. and the eu have tried to woo ukraine westward. while eastward russia under a success of presidents has tried to reincorporate ukraine into its sphere of influence. for much of the country's history western ukraine was a part of poland and is thoroughly european in outlook. while eastern ukrainedom dominated by russian speakers -- at stake in the current stand off is whether the country leans east, west, or splits down the middle. but as things stand now, president obama's admonition wednesday appears to have been heard. >> the united states consndem in the strongest terms the violence taking place there. we have been deeply engaged with our european nepartrs and both the ukrainian government and the opposition. but weld ho the ukra

>> adam: yeah. >> victor: so, when i roll it to you, you kick it back to me. >> adam: okay. >> victor: okay? >> adam: okay. >> victor: okay. yeah! that was a good one. boy, i bet you when you grow up, you could be a very socce player. would you like to learn it one day? want me to teach you? >> adam: yeah. >> victor: there. you see? oh! [ ball thudding ] there. >> adam: do it again. >> victor: [ laughs ] first thing you learn is to defend yourself, okay? so whenever someone throws a punch at youce

ikea has it all. >> jack: you mark my word -- victor is going to twist this in all directions. he's gonna haul you before a judge, and he's gonna make it look like you're responsible for chloe kidnapping your son. >> victor: just when i thought you couldn't sink any lower, you proved me wrong. you're bandying about accusations about things that haven't happened. >> jack: that haven't happened yet. >> victor: well, that's what you're doing. you're pushing that poor woman's buttons. she's in pain! i thought you were on our side. >> jack: you notice he didn't deny it. >> chelsea: is that true, victor? were you planning to have connor taken away from me? >> chloe: i took connor to paris

. >> victor, don't. >> victor, i have -- victor, i have your -- the whole thing. >> keep your eye on> i already got it victor the whole thing. >> it's a fake, it's a fake! >> now according to the guy, he said he was being assaulted, but i think he might deserve it for doing a prank like this. >>> that's it for us here at "rtm," we'll see you next time, everybody. [son] she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> live from new york city, it's wendy williams. today the very funny mike epps tells wendy about taking on a more serious role in repentancr. plus oscar predictions and the latest juicy hot topics. now here's wendy.

. >> i'm victor blackwell. lot of us are single and happy. 6:00en "new day saturday." >> it's not so fun to be alone when winter is making us miserable. i know millions of you in the northeast are hunkering down again. >> yeah, we're talking ohio valley to new england. another winter storm is expected to bring more snow to that region. still trying to recover, actually. >> power crews are struggling to get the lights on. 165,000 of you. >> but that say big improvement over yesterday when 400,000 people were out of power. let's take a look at new york's times square here. cold, cold today. could actually get a few inches of snow. >> the travel nightmare isn't over either. there are a lot of people stranded in the airports. you're watching from the airports right now, we're so sorry. 500 flights already canceled. you know what the roads aren't much better. >> a car rear ended me into another car, i spun and got rear-ended again. >> yeah, that college student said this 30-car pileup in duluth, minnesota, it was li

. >> victor, don't. >> victor, i have -- victor, i have your -- the whole thing. >> keep your eye oni already got it victor the whole thing. >> it's a fake, it's a fake! >> now according to the guy, he said he was being assaulted, but i think he might deserve it for doing a prank like this. >>> that's it for us here at "rtm," we'll see you next time, everybody. >> the fat conspiracy. dr. oz: the ultimate reason you're putting on weight and can't stop. >> it hides in every aisle at the grocery store taunting you to eat more. >> it can dull the taste buds just enough to get you to want to eat more. dr. oz: the opiate of the industry. >> the tricky tactics used to addict you. and the number one food that's full of eggs. >> the single largest culprit of fat in our diet now. >> coming up next on dr. oz. [cheers and applause] dr. oz: its effect on the brain is the same as some of the most powerful opiates. manufacturers know this and study this, all in a campaign to addict you. my next guest's explosive book is r

i learned a little tidbid today, victor. denver is tied for the most losses at the super bowl and they can get out of that if they win today. they are tied with minnesota vikings and buffalo bills as the worse losses. >> our resident football expert because you know more than i do. you know more than i do. metlife stadium. east rutherford, new jersey. i don't care who tells you the game is in new york. russell wilson for seattle and peyton manning for denver. here is another tidbit. manning just won the 2013 mvp award that happened last night. >> a lot of people are just waiting for the half-time show. bruno mars, red hot chili peppers performing. baltimore ravens still world champs for the next few hours. >> they earned it until, what, probably 8:00, 9:00 tonight. so, we'll talk more about the super bowl, but, first, for the governor of new jersey, who is preparing for one of the most exciting sporting events of his career. this is how he spent the eve of the big game. watch. >> good afternoon, everybody. you already heard

christi, victor?rtin savidge, thank you so much. >>> justin biebereeiebebieber's troubles they are, let's say, reaching new heights. sources they that bieber and his father verbally abused the flight attendant who was reportedly trying to get them to stop smoking pot. it's against faa rules to assault, intimidate a crew member on a flight. >>> still to come on "new day," have we seen the last of rodriguez? >> the yankee slugger dropping his fight against major league baseball. so what are the chances he's going to play the game again? hey guys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monit

well, victor, i was just about to give up on you. i'm sorry.much paperwork. i can't seem to catch up. how many times do i need to tell you ? slow down. leave a little time for the really important things. you mean, like our chess game ? exactly. thank you, katherine. i can't believe you're really leaving this place. me neither. i hope you and carol will be joining us for the going-away party tonight. i wouldn't miss it for the world. of course i do. it's just that jihan is not yet convinced we should go back to cairo. when do you fly back ? all right. i will call you soon. - what did i tell you, victor ? - not so quickly. you haven't won yet. oh. you'll have to excuse me, jess. - but it's your move. - this will only take a minute. so, what have you got for me today ? - rice, olive oil and tomato sauce. - ah. very good. thank you. see you next week. excuse me, mr. brashov. i'll be on vacation next week, so i've got to get your order now. oh. just a minute. i'm sorry, jess, but this is going to take a little longer than i thought. in that case, i

christi, victor? >>> so i want to let you know about this california company that's recalling nearly 9 million pounds of meat today. federal officials say it came from diseased animals that weren't properly inspected. the recall affects meat processed by the rancho feeding corporation. the questionable meat was sent to distribution centers and retail establishments in several states, so it's not clear which companies received it nor wlr the meat ended up being sold in some form. but just something to be aware of. >>> yeah. it's been a half century since the beatles invaded america. so we're going to talk this morning to a veteran journalist who traveled the states with them after their historic appearance on "the ed sullivan show" fwhex. [ male announcer ] she won't remember this, being carried in your arms... but after a morning spent in the caribbean, playing pirates with you in secret coves, an afternoon swimming with dolphins, finished with a movie watched against the setting sun... she won't exac

>> hey, victor.lly we're all going to expect to see a big effort on the ground, exhaustive screening of those 80,000 fans will file into med life stadium tomorrow for the game but there will be an equally exhaustive effort in the air. coalition of police and border protection assets that will be patrolling overhead. their goal, their only job, to keep intruders out of super bowl airspace. protecting metlife stadium and patrolling the spectacular airspace around it. it's expected 180 million fans will have their eyes on the field while u.s. customs and border protection agents take over the skies above it. we took a ride on one of three blackhawk helicopters that will form part of super bowl xlviii's defensive line, a ten-mile perimeter, a strict no-fly zone. if anyone breaches that perimeter for any reason, they should expect to see a blackhawk up close. sort of a scary experience if you're up there flying and you, say, unintentionally breach the perimeter. >> exactly. unless you've been trained in t

. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is "new day sunday." >> we want to start the day on new york's long island. carbon monoxide left a man dead. almost 30 other people, they were rushed to the hospital. alexandra field is there outside the mall. alexandra, do we know yet where this leak started? >> this morning, victor, homicide are focusing on heating equipment. there is a sign posted on the door now that says the building has been condemned for occupancy while this investigation unfolds. emergency crews rushed here last night. called for a report that a woman had fallen in the basement and hit her head. when they arrived here, more people became sick and they found the restaurant's general manager 55-year-old steven nelson unconscious in the basement. he was rushed to the hospital and he was later pronounced dead. they quickly evacuated the legal s seafoods and evacuated two restaurants near to the legal seafoods. here's what the customers had to say about the scary experience. >> we were sitting at the bar havin

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell here.s we are watching this morning. >> number one, jurors in the loud music murder trial had three new questions for the judge just a short while ago. all centering around the use of deadly force in the various charges dunn faces. the jury has now been deliberating for more than 20 hours over a four-day period. dunn is in the courtroom as well facing the possibility of life in prison if he's convicted of first degree murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old jordan davis. >>> number two. a brand new storm will drive up to a foot of snow on parts of the northeast. i'm sorry to tell you. more than 500 flights already canceled today on top of the thousands canceled this week. for homes where the power is out the news is just a little bit better. the number of outages across the east has dropped. 165,000 folks though are still in the dark right now. >>> number three. president obama offering more than $100 million in aid to victims suffering from california's historic drought. the president

a change of events victor yanukovych fled the capital just yesterday.aine's parliament dismiss the him saying he abandoned his office. but he calls this all a coup and insists he won't step down. protesters group statues of the former leader, there it goes, vladimir lennon, for many it served as a reminder of rush's control over the former soviet state. the rival and former prime minister yulia tip shiancoe's release from prison there she is coming out in a wheelchair she was sentenced to seven years of charges of abusing power. tymoshenko announcing she will run for president in may, the engineer and economist made her fortunate by building an energy company after the so far quest n broke you go. she called on ukrainian to his take to the streets. that movement known as the orange revolution led to the overturning of yanukovych's victory. jennifer glasse has more about her return to politics. >> reporter: she hadn't been seen publicly for two and a half years, free from jail just a few hours earlier. >> *p. >> translator: i wanted to support you, you a

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victor >> good morning, commissioners i'm victor. >> victor can i have you - >> i'm vic for for i amdent directly cross the street from the upper douglas dog park when i moved there it was a baseball stadium and unbe known to me behind the residents i think it was turned into a dog park. eye i have no notes i just learned about this meeting. i'm here fighting for my life some of you have been annoys to me on the phone but i'm not getting unaware. the park has been close can we we've had our peace back in the neighborhood for 6 months and not being reopened for some brazen problem. the meeting i went to i don't know the name of the person tenant only a few minutes by your supervisor yee the park had one hundred dogs per hour barking i live directly cross the street from the park and like living in a cannon and the echoing of dogs barking has made me ill i had a stroke and i have a cancer of agriculture evaluation when you can't open a window to your home without obey overwhelmed with dog barking. so i have no air i'm organized to give you i'm here to plead not to make to open didn't a

i think that's too bad. >> victor: why is that?>> cassie: well, because i'm making actual progress. she mentioned something about the secret. i think it's what you're looking

. >> i'm victor blackwell. just ease into sunday. let's start this half with five things you need to know for your new day. up fifrrst, going to new jersey not for the super bowl just yet but for chris christie's fight over the scandal over lane closures at the george washington bridge. his office sent a memo to supporters. five things you need to know about the bombshell that is not a bombshell. slams his former appointee david wildstein. wildstein's attorney says evidence exists that he knew about the lane closures when it happened. >>> irt's being released now as part of that interim deal that saw iran cut back on its nuclear program. iranian media reports that the funds made available to the country amounted to $550 million. >>> number three, an arrest has been made in a grisly case that shocked a small michigan community. police say 59-year-old woman has been taken into custody after a garbage bags full of human body parts were found along a snowy rural road. the remains belong to the woman's son. he disappeared about a week ago

victor and christi? >> thank you. >>> now, if that mixed result of the guilty verdict on three counts of second degree and mistry on the first degree result in dunn trial, disappointed some people in the courtroom. the expert observers seemed unsatisfied, too. listen. >> what i find so appalling is that they could not reach a verdict as to the first count, which is first degree murder. >> i think that the defense clearly raised sufficient reasonable doubt as it related to the justifiable use of force. >> yes, i'm happy dunn's going away. he's going away and it's a life sentence, but, still, that count one is just hanging there in the air. >> angela cory, with all due respect, in deep denial. >> when she said they put on everything they did, no, they didn't. >> he's going to die in prison, mission accomplished. i don't know what trying the case will do. >> if the roles were reversed and a black youth gunned down a 45-year-old white software creator that was unarmed. we wouldn't even be talking. it would b

protesters have taken control of former prosecutor general victor b'tselem coast residents and video from the mansion shows don't have to be a very wealthy man with a taste for ornate furniture which he enjoyed putting on display along with the coup which i now wanted him in parliament has voted to send them to the international criminal court in may. zai . i am the intended on him more although overall of the total. you could. i had the audit were little. it is i do. is yes. is you chile's year's independence square city want to be consulted before parliament makes any major decisions will affect ukrainians and demanded that all candidates for ministerial positions in the country's new government to explain themselves to the protesters and square ukraine's president viktor yanukovich was posted last week on the deaths of one hundred protesters ukrainians want to see and how government operates. most recently they have been infuriated with how the country's president an inner circle layer. choosing the new emerged a few days thes residents after he fled to the protesters flooded into

we saw a demonstration equating her with victor yanukovych.y want a new generation of politicians tonigh. they don't want the old ukraine, they are trying to rebuild it. so yulia tymoshenko may not be the woman for the post. today she said that she was being considered today in parliament as a potential mime pinster and doesn't want to be prime minister and could signal that she wants to run for the presidency in elections scheduled to be held at the end of may. >> jennifer glasse reporting live from kiev. jennifer, thanks so much for being with us this afternoon. >>> joining me now live from london is a former kremlin adviser. -- i am sorry we are going to move on and come back to that later in the program. >>> stay tuned we are covering the venezuelan president lick nas maduro who visits his supporters today any rally in crack us, the country has seen two days of peaceful government protests from both the opposition and supporters. it's a relief from the previous two weeks of violent fighting that killed eight people. the opposition led by f

severe one the sprint goal for adopted country survive however three time olympic short track champion victor on fell out with his native south korea bosses after being overlooked for vancouver olympics and switched. his allegiance to rush a decision which paid off as a twenty eight year old one free golds and a bronze to give russia a bit first in the medals and the sports. i wanted to win a medal right away and taking the fifteen hundred meter bronze help me set the tone and take gold in the following events you have winning in sochi was much tougher than and touring because i was performing after a difficult recovery from injury this time around. unlike vic wild wasn't the start of the men's parallel slalom when he married snowboarder. yet the twenty seven year old american turned russian has gone from strength to strength winning two golds at

before the games but the opportunity to train on the slopes here in sochi paid dividends earlier victor on secured russia their first ever medal in short track speed skating he won bronze in the men's fifteen hundred meters now you may be thinking that victor on isn't a particularly russian sounding name and he did formally compete for his native nation south korea however he fell out with the sport's governing body there and got russian citizenship in two thousand and eleven elsewhere there was bitter disappointment for norwegian ole. darlin in the men's by earth launch twelve and a half caper suits he just needed to finish in the top three he only needed a bronze medal to become the most decorated olympian of all time but let's see what all of today's action five sets of medals decided in total have done to the medals table and you can see that it is now canada who leads the way and they are being closely followed by the netherlands and norway. and poor by the most awaited tournament these winter olympics the fight for i saw the gold what updates you got on that for us. yes well the m

victor cruises on the receiving end of the game.how he reads the play. >> once you get the planar head, you have to look at the defense and see what they're giving you. this is within eight to nine seconds that you have to dissect what you're going to do before you do it against the opposing defense. it is a struggle but sometimes you can get it and you pick it up quickly and run your route and have a step ahead of your opponent without them even knowing it. >> he was a free agent until last year when he signed with rapper jay-z + agency. >> it has been great. to have a guy like jay-z be able to pick up your phone calls and you can pick his brain and talk to them about whatever is under the sun and at this point, it is always good. it is good to have a person like that on your side. >> is that a different kind of relationship then you're used to with agencies and representation? >> not really. i've always had a good rapport with my agent. i can always pick up the phone whenever i wanted. it just so happens it happens to be someone w

and we have a special 4-year service award to victor tam. yeah, victor tam. [ applause ] principal of chinese education center. thank you. in addition i would like to recognize the members who could not be here tonight. which you chuck horn brook, our secretary, magdalena and frank. i think that represents all the members of our committee. can we have the student delegates come up for the photograph. >> i don't think he's here, ms. flemming. brian fox. apologies. speaker: thank you, members. now we have student delegates report. angela wei and logo an. speaker: thank you. things are picking up. we did recently an acc bylaw review to reconfirm the understanding of the bylaws with the real emphasis on the attendance policy which we have been reworking and we might possibly change in the future. another big thing on the cac agenda is the vision 2025. february 7th, is the last vision 2025 meeting and sac will be participating again at the bayview from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.. the sac leadership team participated to include a native in the 2025 ca

new college is doing as a president and particularly the early paul deal the victor in a quote which signed with the opposition the rather those who support the local authorities and even the president but also the wrath of those who call themselves opposition and they say that they don't want to live in the country ruled by unocal of h. and his people. all right we've reestablished our link with alexei now so alexei tell us again what you were referring to about yulia timoshenko and her potential freedom from a prison hospital and. yes we do know that the ukrainian parliament ratified a law which would set the outcry of all of president of the former prime minister from prison but we do know that she's still in a prison hospital in the city of haifa which is now under the control of the police but that's also a contradiction here because the climate has officially appointed a new interior minister recount of the country one of the figureheads of the protest movement here at the my done and he already stated that the police is now on the side of the opposition and of the people the a

well victor on secured russia their first ever medal in a short track speed skating he secured bronze in the men's fifteen hundred meters now you may be thinking that victor isn't a particularly russian sounding name or who used to compete for his native south korea but he fell out with some of his governing body that and again to russian citizenship in two thousand and eleven. meanwhile in the men's biathlon twelve and a half k. pursuit there was bitter disappointment for norwegian all i know bjorn and you had the opportunity to become the single most decorated winter olympian of all time only needed to do was finish in the top three however he came fourth a little over one second off the pace meanwhile russia's. fifth and there was another one to three for the netherlands the dutch continued dominance of the speedskating this time in the men's five hundred meters and there's a case of keeping it in the family with twins michael and ronald mulder claiming gold and bronze respectively so let's see how all of that affects the latest medals table and you can see that it is the netherlan

probably the most dangerous individual in this institution. >> i remember watching victor being led tond he had such an intense security detail that it almost felt like i was about to interview hannibal lecter, quite frankly. he was cuffed behind his back. but i'll never forget, it was like a normal, fiberglass and metal cafeteria chair. there was nothing special about that chair. and he wasn't chained to the chair itself. the chair was not secured to the ground in any way. i start to think to myself, here i am about to interview this guy. i'm knee to knee with the most dangerous man in the state of kentucky. and he's not chained to anything. all of a sudden all of my questions, everything i prepared for the interview, went completely out of my head. >> victor, tell me what, originally what your crime was that brought you to kentucky state penitentiary, how long that sentence is, and then how long of that sentence you have served? >> i'm in for murder. life sentence. convicted in 2001. >> are you proud of that notoriety? i mean, we've heard you are one of the most dangerous guys here.

president, victor supervisor to supervisor mar and others. to present on this item >> welcome. >> good afternoon everyone thank you for inviting us here again, we're here to talk about the e cigarette ordinance and give us some presentations with uscf and others. the ordinance itself was introduced last december right before christmas it's with gone through the rule and it is coming up with the safety committee next thursday. the ordinance itself is designed to basically bring the regulations of e cigarettes to the same as tobacco you can't use it indoors like in bars and restaurants this will apply and extend to e cigarettes. we've seen in the past two years the e cigarette is industry has put in a lot of money to expand their business so the products varies a lot like the types of device and the types of solutions the people are inhaling and it's nick tin based there's a lot of misinformation out there. it's targeting a lot of the youth we've seen a huge increase with the folks from 18 to 21. i believe we can have numbers it's doubled in th

atmosphere is continuing around me the russian fans have a medal to cheer on day three as you say victor has become russia's first ever medal winner in short track speed skating he claimed a bronze in the men's fifteen hundred meters now you may be thinking the victor on isn't a particularly russian sounding name when he used to compete for his native south korea but he fell out with his school. the governing body picked up russian citizenship in two thousand and eleven elsewhere in the biathlon twelve and a half cape pursuit there was disappointment for norway's ole ajnabee on dahlan who missed out on the opportunity to become the single most decorated winter olympian of all time he simply needed a third place finish to achieve that on the however he came forth a little over a second off the pace meanwhile russia's on top in came faith in that event there were five gold medals to be decided throughout the course of monday let's take a look at the latest medals table then and you can see that it's canada that currently lead the way norway on the netherlands now not far behind well elsewh

what is it with dixon victors winning somebody medal c. is a good name to have there isn't a little bit i think that's why they were dogs number two number two you. know he's not victor is he but he's still very successful in fact he's the most decorated winter olympians ever and he managed to achieve that after picking up two golds here in sochi in the biathlon so well done to him and these are actually his six olympics now the final one down to number one going to be apart from the russian team do gave them a chance four years ago they came away from vancouver with only three gold medals that was their worst performance ever since the fall of the soviet union no one absolutely knowing kevin was predicting they would finish top of the table here but they have done a tremendous achievement by them and you really do have to tell you how tough today all right we've got one of the top five come up for you shortly so go too far away well by any measure it wasn't blind luck we've been talking to the medalist of the russian team about their prep

. >> 23-year-old victor slept an hour last night.uld be playing in the semifinals of the world match play championship. first time ever in this event and he is in the finals. took care of ernie els in the semis. then won the final two holes against jason day. they just needed to make that to win it. goes to extra holes. and this is victor getting out of trouble. he would have to make that -- he would make that putt. they can't believe it. 23rd playoff hole. short par hole. chips to five feet. knocks in the birdie putt, and after all that, the aussie finally defeats the frenchman. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hard ware. >> we'll be right back. keep it here. the besis that mia is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. we'll look at how the spread of pneumonia at hospitals could be slowed considerably

changing the constitution, and looking at an amnesty law, but it will be a busy week for president victor yanokovych and the opposition. also, he says he was beaten and tortured and left for dead last week, and what's the latest on his condition? >> reporter: well, he's in lithuania getting treatment. a billionaire who helped to negotiate his exit said that he believed his life of he has become a poster child for the opposition, and they point to him to what they have been saying all along, opposition supporters have been abducted here and intimidated and there are at least 35 people still missing, according to a monitoring group here. and more than 160 in prison as i said, and tomorrow, we're going to see the european union human rights chief come here. and the european union said that the ukraine has not been good at investigating it's own record of human rights. accused of not doing good things to the opposition. and jennifer, that $13 billion aid package from russia on hold. and now there's a similar talk about aid from the u.s. and the eu. >> reporter: we know there's a package in th

los tatuajes en la actualidad son mÁs aceptados que hace 25 aÑos, cuando vÍctor se realizÓ el primeroque me lave las manos. >>> vÍctor y gabriela participan en grupos solidarÍos que ayudan a construir. mantener y abastecer a escuelas rurales. >>> es tremendo, como te reciben cuando vas, ellos no ven una cara tatuada, sino a los padrinos, con mucho amor, nos quedamos dÍas con ellos. trabajando en la escuelas, pintandolas, ayudandolos. >>> cuando caminan por calles, es imposible que la gente no se dÉ vuelta a mirarlos, en algunos casos hasta asustarse, pero la realidad es que son dos seres humanos que transitan por la vida con cariÑo y bondad. >>> todo lo que logramos, lo logramos justamente trabajando con el tatuaje. que nos dio todo. >>> hoy en dÍa, es tambiÉn, el premio a ser reconocido de esa manera, un premio a lo que luchamos en la vida para ser como uno quiere ser. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> bueno, cada persona tiene que buscar su felicidad, verdad pamela, ellos, fÍjense, quÉ curioso, participan continuamente en convenciones y charlas relacionadas con el culto a modificaciones corporales, É

so he's like he's in an arena and there was a victor. like there was some kind of fight and he was the victor. when if you listen to the instruction it says you can use force against force. there was never any force used against him. so how do you use force against force when you had no force? not an inch of your hair was touched. your car wasn't even touched. >> he kept saying in those audio recordings it's like i was attacked. well, saying it's like you were attacked is not saying -- he was not attacked. but the idea that he perceived himself or what he's claiming that he perceived himself as being attacked is kind of stunning. >> and he's been the aggressor. he was the aggressor initially. he was the aggressor throughout the entire altercation. so for him to consider himself a victim? but victory is his because he shot to kill, to preserve his own life? i mean, that's atrocious in my mind, for him to have that train of thought is atrocious. >> what do you think he saw when he saw your son, when he saw those young men? >> i think he sa

now victor yanukovich who is on the run, the latest reports saying he was last seen in crimea is wanted mass murder. ukraine's acting interior minister on a posting on facebook says yanukovich and others should face justice for ordering the killing of civilians. and one far right opposition leader is claiming russia may be about to take military action against ukraine as part of an attempt to rescue the former president. >> translator: we have information that a number of russian military ships arrived with russian marines on board and the russian federation has begun to act aggressively to the situation in ukraine and it could initiate a military intervention against us, and it's also possible that the ships are here to evacuate former president yanukovich and take him under its care. >> reporter: the sweeping changes that follow the violence have left a security void. self-defense units who have defended independent square are attempting to fill that void with work that includes guarding public buildings. it may look normal like the center of any major european city but this is the ca