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. >>> a live look at the olympic cauldron in pyeongchang where the wams are cointer games are n the homestretch. team usa in the running for more gold medals including ice dancing and ski halfpipe. gina kim joins us live. the americans won gold in these events in sochi and could do it again here in south korea. >> reporter: why not, right, janelle? we can always keep hoping. we're in the final stretch. the pressure is on. you know what, the figure skating rink is where we saw all those amazing records being broke within nathan chen and vincent sho. we're hoping for more of that luck to rub off today. all three american ice dancing teams are in the top ten going into tonight's final free dance competition. madison hubbell and zach donohue are in third place after scoring their personal best in the short program. siblings alex and maia shibutani are just 0.02 points behind them in fourth. and madison chock and evan bates are in seventh. >> tonight's performance was very strong and we couldn't really ask for much more. >> score! >> in ice hockey, u.s. women easily beat finland 5-30 in the semifina

. >> she love d she could stay wam and drive right through this pop up shop and make her husband's day. >> that's true love. he just came out of the hospital. he's doing good. the shirt will make him feel better. >> reporter: many more are finding kids sizes in stores. >> they didn't have the colors. it was just like a plain black shirt that said eagles on it. i wish i came here first. >> i went to one store and they sold out of immediately the day after the nfc championship game. i think the people love it. and the businesses hate it. but we pay for our licenses like they pay for theirs. >> they are excited to. pop in, pay, and move on for the ride. >> i love it. it's cheaper than going to the stadium. all right, sister, got to roll. >> reporter: places to go, people to see. she's busy. the convenience of this is awesome. the 25 minute it is took us to ride from ad bonn earlier today we saw three of these shops. the operators we know are definitely paying fees and insurance to keep this eagles green gear at your fingertips. and remember, if you want that official nfl gear, you're goin

this awning eventually gave wam as the group tumbled to the ground. police were left powerless as this man hopped on top of a police van riding it through the massive crowd. police in riot gear tried in vain to clear the crowd. earlier they were on poles to keep them. >> it didn't work, but the eagles are happy. >> one of the best days of our life. >> reporter: fans were not just united in their love for their team but also in their dislike too. >> any love for tom brady? >> there is absolutely no love for tom brady. negative love for tom brady, let me tell you. >> he's not welcome in philadelphia. >> reporter: wednesday when the eagles are expected to parade down broad straight, it will be the first championship in the city in nearly a decade. sorry, norah. >> well, it looks like everybody had a good time there last night. congratulations to them, demarco. thank you so much. in our next hour we'll talk with ee zbals zach ertz who scored the final touchdown. that's all next on "cbs this morning." >>> amtrak blames a freight train operator for the late

i police mo nounsed words in the face of ridicule until i mastered the english lang wam. he became an excellent student and dreamed of becoming a dr. he worked 30 hours a week at his family's thai restaurant. here's what he said about the experience. i spent most of my time at the restaurant working as a waiter, cashier and chef. scrubbing toilets, washing dishes and mopping floors. it taught me to have faith, work hard and persevere. his hard work paid off he graduated as a salutatorian of his high school clats with a 4.3 grade point average. he was admitted to the university of california berkley, one of the top schools in california, in the nation. he won a scholarship that would have covered most of his tuition but was unable to accept it because of his immigration status. despite the setback, he persevered. in may, 2012, he graduated with honors with a 3.7 grade point average and a major in molecular and cellular biology. can you do that? one month after he graduated, president obamaest tablied the daca program. the result of daca, he was able to pursue his dream of

the consumer -- clearly you're getting more spending power for the consumer at all price points and wame wa wage levels. the high-end consumer depending where they live is getting more in their pocket -- >> but the question is does a strong player say our tax rate is going down to 22% we'll pass that on -- >> that's a separate question. in terms of consumers getting more dollars, for the retailer or the corporation, there was a good article in the times this morning relative to large pieces going to share buybacks. that's going to help the shareholders that's not necessarily going to the employees. walmart is a good example relative to showing wage increases. that will put pressure on other retailers. in the companies i'm involved with, i am seeing wage increases. >> the reason i ask this, january kniffen talked about this if you're a strong player, maybe you do try to pass on the savings. lower the prices and put pressure on weaker players >> it becomes company specific some of them -- that's why i saw you have this breathing room the fact that the quarter was good wasn't a blowout qua