has the crowd excited. 23-year-old, his name is yun song-bin. and overwhelming favorite to win gold here. he heads the field by .3 of a sec. le's look at what makes him so good and how can he when better today? >> off the block, dusted the competitors. got an incredibly efficient load and what's more important is the speed at the start and the track record. any advantage is multiplied at the bottom. no one can catch him right from the get-go. he has time in the bank. look at his head. aerodynamic problem is the biggest problem and could improve each run. >> and the really scary thing is for the competitors he said after the second run i have more left in me. i want to be perfect today. temperatures are somewhat comfortable compared to previous days of competition. korea's yun sung-bin begins the third run here at the olympic sliding center with a whopping lead and still got space to carry the whole nation on this skeleton sled. have a listen to this. >> that is so much confidence coming from someone so young. he has been the most impressive athl

the guy who has been doing that is joseph yun.th the north koreans in the north channel and locations in europe in settings to try to get something going. as we are getting something going and by the way, tensions are rising and the threat of war is increasing, he is tapping out. he said he has had enough. he is ending the four-decade diplomatic career. he is going into the private sector and ending his public career. that is anything seen as a rejection from the administration. they don't want to be part of it. they don't feel diplomats are having an impact or having a fair say in whether or not the trump white house goes forward with diplomacy or goes forward with war, it is clear to joe yun they will not be in the position to make that decision so they are stepping out of the way. that leaves a huge vacuum. it is an opportunity if president trump is serious about negotiating with north korea, he would appoint someone he likes a trust. that would benefit joseph yun to claim he speaks for the president. seeing how diplomatic appo

yun's resignation letter. also stressed that the u.s.t would continue its quote maximum pressure campaign to isolate north korea. some of his former colleagues, other veteran diplomats are lamenting. saying yun was one of the best of the best and vast experience in asia and north korea. last year, he had the delicate and tragic assignment of going to pyongyang to retrieve the university student otto warmbier who essentially was dying in a coma. the loss of the man at a time when diplomacy is so important because the stakes are so high on the korean peninsula is something again that some colleagues are la mementing sti to this day because there is no u.s. ambassador here in seoul. >> suggesting he is retiring because of the issues on policy? >> reporter: again, he stressed to cnn this is entirely his own decisi decision. it is another example of experienced people stepping out and highlights the empty positions that continue to exist at top positions in the state department and embassies around the world. >> ivan watson in seoul. thank yo

joseph yun retiring at the end of this week.watson joins us with the latest. what have you learned on this? >> reporter: rex tillerson, the secretary of state has reluctantly accepted this resignation coming from joseph yun, the man who was the special representative since 2016 on north korea. yun tells cnn this retirement is completely his own decision. a lot of his colleagues are saying this is a big loss to the state department because yun is a more than 30-year veteran of the u.s. foreign service with a lot of experience here in east asia. he had that delicate and ultimately tragic assignment last year of traveling to pyongyang to try to retrieve the imprisoned american university student otto warmbier only to learn he was basically dying of brain damage, in a coma. some of the former state department officials we talked to are saying this is a setback because now diplomacy is more important than ever here in korea after a year of missile launches and nuclear tests, personal insults hurled by the north korea leader and by pr

joseph yun, the us special envoy to north korea, is leaving his job this week.orean born yun comes just hours after president donald trump again rejected talks to resolve the north korean nuclear crisis, unless conditions are met. the white house says a replacement will nominated soon. monica lewinsky, the former white house intern who had an affair with former president bill clinton, has said his relationship with her constituted a "gross abuse of power." ms lewinsky was 22 when she became romantically involved with the then—president. she has written an article for vanity fair magazine, reflecting on events after the #metoo movement. it's a pretty good booking for both parties. these are the spice girls, who are to attend the wedding of britain's prince harry and meghan markle in the spring. it's not clear if the retired band, whose hits include wannabe, will be performing, but it'll certainly add some girl power to the event. in cambodia, the government has been hit with a cut in us aid. $8 million has been slashed affecting the military, tax departments and

yun. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> i guess that is the question, whether or not those high rates will take a toll on the o ilders. whatu think? >> the rates will go up even further towards the end of the i year, py even closer to 5%. so that is already, youkn , people should anticipate that. but what is happening in the housing market currently is the massive housing not enough inventory. whatever builders build, they are able to sell quickly. so that's why the optimism of the builders are rising. the fact that the profits are rising, the days on the market for newly constructed homes is about three months. historically it would be close to five or six months. from builde, just build and it the clients will show up. >> so why, apart from hat new construction, lawrence, why is inventory so ylow? ren't people listing their homes for sale? >> the single family housing starts last yearn 2017 was scratching 800,000. historical normal would be $1.2 million. soee we have under producing in

yun apparently wants to talk to the united states united states says it's open to talks with north korea but nobody wants to go first what is so role in this who blinks first game. well. a low is important to figure out what most careers intention is. dialo itself doesn't resolve the problem unless north korea. is willing to abandon his nuclear programs missile programs as well so tall tales between us and those korea. could be even worse if north korea has no intention to denuclearize because any talks which. you know wish doesn't lead to decry zation or in which no script confirms is intention not to did to nuke rise under any circumstances that could strengthen the hand of those in washington who advocate a military option so. if nothing comes out of the talks between cells in the north or it in north korea and the us. i think. you know it makes it it will. become those who. who look for diplomatic solution and the tall scan confirmed that diplomacy is useless is north korea has no intention to diena cries north korea has warned both south korea and us against a resumption of annual m

celebrating the release off their colleague in fact this is a tweet that we had been the sound reporter yun lyndon our tweeted this picture of dennis future for the simple words dennis is friday dennis is free for more on the story i'm joined by our correspondents in the stumble we have dorian jones and up alimentary studios is our political correspondent nina has joined let me start with you first of the news has been confirmed here in germany what are people there saying about the release of a dead tissue chit what's the latest there well the latest is according to his lawyer court judges have agreed that he should be released pending any. legal proceedings it's unclear where he can leave the country what if any court supervision he will be placed on the it's very unclear the circumstances but we do understand a decision has been made and presumably in the next few hours the court the prison where he's been held will process at the station and he will be ultimately out of prison but why and what the circumstances behind this decision have been no one is sure at the moment and then let me

been outspoken about wanting to pivot the party's politics to the right as expected merkel's appointed yun spawn as health minister the end fishes young conservative has been an. critic of her welcoming refugee policy but the choice of the piece calls for fresh talent in the party as will the appointment of yulia clocking or as minister for agriculture the forty five year old is known as a loyal ally of merkel another ally the current defense minister ursula dandelion will keep her position despite a series of scandals in the bundeswehr here's what the chancellor had to say about her new cabinet i mean. for me this is not particularly easy tasca involves making sure in consultation with many others that our team is shaped for the future. noir because if that it combines experience with new faces and importantly that it also leads to a renewal of the cabinet months of. us on the rise and fall. let's join mckayla deed to abuse chief political editor at c do you have quarters and berlin mckayla the chancellor confirmed. her new cabinet will determine. just me and she can confirm that there wi

south korea'sji so—yun with the goals. spectacular effort, to help city keep up in the title race. ands were two up inside nine minutes. teenage defender ryan porteous got their second. a penalty when porteus was adjudged to have handballed. hibs manager neil lennon was sent to the stand for his reaction. to earn kilmarnock the point. behind leaders celtic, who play tomorrow. motherwell beat dundee 1—0. over partick thistle. round of golf‘s qatar masters. seven birdies in his round of 66. but his compatriot 0liver fisher went one better. into sunday's final round. now, to cricket. england's one day team are back in action tomorrow. they play new zealand in the first of five one day internationals. after a five—month absence. resulted in a charge of affray. captain eoin morgan is eager to have him back. will be fit to play. more games he does play feeling comfortable coming back. he looks in good nick. involved and has been himself, which is great to see. fc 28—18 at the jungle. half, this one of two tries for captain michael shenton. they slipped to their second defeat of the season. i

chelsea were two goals ahead inside 25 minutes, millie bright and then south korea'sji so—yun with theirhome side came back early in the second half through nikita parris and then, four minutes from time, georgia stanway equalised with this spectacular effort, to make sure chelsea stayjust one point ahead. castleford tigers unbeaten hull fc. they threatened to run away with it in the second half. this is one of two tries for the captain. hull fc rallied late on but despite efforts the slips to another defeat. cata la ns the slips to another defeat. catalans dragons are up against wakefield. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. police are appealing for help looking for a missing boy lasting only this afternoon in a designer outlet in wembley are saying it is good news, he has been found safe and well in the shopping centre and has been reunited with his family. very good news indeed. the man who exposed the russian olympic doping scandal says his country's athletes should not be allowed to parade under their national flag at the closing ceremony of the wi

the olympics or we could be worse off so it all depends on both korea's genuine intention well pian yun apparently wants to talk to the united states united states says it's open to talks with north korea but nobody wants to go first what is so role in this who blinks first game. well dialo is important to figure out what most korea's intention is but. dialo itself doesn't resolve the problem unless north korea. is willing to abandon its nuclear programs missile programs as well so tall between us and those korea. could be even worse if north korea has no intention to denuclearize because any talks which. you know wish doesn't lead to denuclearization or in which no script confirms is intention not to did denuclearize under any circumstances that could strengthen the hand of those in washington who have okayed a military option so. if nothing comes out of the talks it in cells in the north or between north korea and the us. i think. you know it makes it it will. weaken those who. look for diplomatic solution.

chelsea were two up inside 25 minutes, millie bright and then south korea'sji so—yun with the goals.ta parris and then, four minutes from time, georgia stanway with this spectacular effort, to help city keep up in the title race. there was drama in the early kick off between kilmarnock and hibs at rugby park. hibs were two up inside nine minutes. teenage defender ryan porteous got their second. killie pulled one back after the break and then won a penalty when porteus was adjudged to have handballed. hibs manager neil lennon was sent to the stand for his reaction. kris boyd's penalty was saved, but he scored from the rebound to earn kilmarnock the point. elsewhere second placed rangers beat hearts 2—0 to move to six points behind leaders celtic, who play tomorrow. motherwell beat dundee 1—0. saintjohnstone had their first win since september beating bottom of the table ross county and hamilton had a 2—1win over partick thistle. two english players head the leaderboard after the third round of golf‘s qatar masters. eddie pepperell is still looking for his first ever win on the europea

the special election takes place yun 5th. >>> let's get you an update on weather and traffic with meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi, natasha. live doppler 7, overlay the cloud cover. it is dry out there once again. here's a look at my accuweather 12-hour planner. temperatures milder. 48 to 52 degrees through 7:00. look at this. 66 to 67 with high clouds and sunshine at noon. 64 to 69, so mild to warm at 4:00. we'll round it out at 7:00. comfortable out there. 57 to 60 degrees. let's turn it over to sue and get an update. >> we are starting off your morning commute with a major b.a.r.t. delay. we have a derailed maintenance vehicle on the line that they are trying to remove from the track. so they are single tracking between union city and south hayward and they're telling us to expect major delays for your morning commute. we'll be following this all morning. a major delay is over 30 minutes. otherwise, we're looking real good out there. just roadwork. down to one lane southbound 101 over the waldo grade due to road maintenance there. that's for about another 30 minutes or so. definitely slowing

and i guess what i'll do is yun said she wanted a little bit of conversation about domestic politics. you know, that's a big topic. it's almost a separate topic. but i think the one thing that has been in the news most recently is the corruption trials. there's two or three big trials going on at the moment. one in january sentenced a former polit bureau member, a former head of petro vietnam, their largest state run enterprise, sentenced him to 12 years in prison for corruption. and one of the other people that was sentenced in his group was also a former head of petro vietnam, but a guy who was taken out of a park in berlin, clandestinely, i'll let you guess by whom, in late last year and he was sentenced to life in prison. and that was an issue that has actually created some issues with the germans with whom vietnam has been negotiating a free trade agreement with europe, and germany, which is probably been vietnam's best friend in europe, is now holding back a little bit out of irritation of the kidnapping of the official that was seeking asylum in germany. then there's another wh

former side marco voice proves just how badly he and his team can be lifting a wonder goal over keeper yun zalmai just his third game back following a lengthy injury. one will join hands. both and play sure the and mario gets of were involved in the build up with this being the first time all three of started a match that attracted me i was five. if wasn't coaching keep it out they shouldn't have much trouble staying on top of the league second class. they scored a great goal marco reus scored. a good go of show. we couldn't really do not think about it. and that was probably the only two shots in the first off and i scored one out of two. as we were just unlucky today i think. two shots one goal looks like a king's luck won't be changing anytime soon. or would it. ten minutes later gladbach seemed to a found the equaliser. unfortunately for the home side yannick best regards effort was put klee ruled offside. unsurprisingly the referee's decision wasn't universally popular but it was the correct one. the condition of the pitch didn't help proceedings looking more like a minefield than a b

one in north korea, joseph yun, the point person for north korean policies announced he's leaving. does the president plan to replace him? >> i don't have any personnel announcements at this time. >> and on the -- we're heading intoed the midterm election year. has white house staff been briefed on the dos and don'ts of political activity, including the prohibition on using formal titles in campaign literature? >> i know for sure that cabinet and senior staff have been and i believe a paper memo was distributed to all staff. but i would have to verify that to be sure. but i know that both cabinet and senior staff have been briefed on upcoming midterm elections and what they are allowed to do and not do. >> thank you, sarah. does the president believe someone who's on the no-fly list because of suspected terrorist activity should be able to buy a gun? >> uh, we haven't spoken about that specifically, and don't have any policy announcement on that front. >> i don't want a policy announcement. i want to know whether -- >> well, that would be a policy, whether or not the president supp

i was reminded from maria camm sitting in general operations center back there, the will yun saw in myce, that they go night fishing and crabbing as well. so they catch everything that you saw in the video at night. then they bring it to sell during the day. remarkable. it's a real crazy reminder too of just how limited our appetite might be in the states kidding what they're consuming here in south korea. jim, jackie. >> broaden your mind there, kooelt. come -- keith. >> thought keith doesn't like seafood. sorry they didn't have hot dogs, keith. sorry. >> no. >> i know. i know. >> you know what, usually not afraid to put myself out there for a story. this time, i just had a second thought. i said, you know what i will let this one, just let it lie. let it be. let people at home make up their mind. little picky. >> nothing wrong with that. great to see you, keith. >> hot dogs when he gets back home. >> yes. >> yep. >> nbc 10 your home for the winter olympics. our coverage resumes after this newscast. you will want to pay extra attention to the last week of the games. as the the medal c

korea‘s yun sungbin came first in the men‘s skeleton — just ahead of russian athlete nikita tregubov.inal. to keep up to date with all the action — go to the bbc sport website. with the highlights from day six — here‘s austin halewood. america‘s golden girl, michela shiffrin was the face of the american team before the games began and after a 3— day weather delay, the olympics finally got under. the american needed to pull things back from second and under the pressure that comes being favourite, shiffrin didn‘t disappoint. she pushed things to the limit on the risk paid off as she flew into gold—medal position with just one scared to come. manuale molg couldn‘t enter time. while shiffrin is a new face of skiing. norway‘s aksil lund svindal has been dominating on the slopes fears. is treated like a rock star at home, he was looking to go out with a final flourish and he did just that. the round was anything but textbook but he managed to regain his footing. the oldest alpine skiing champion in the history of the olympic games. and while aksel lund svindal was breaking records on the s

conglomerates and its political leaders it's a scandal that eventually led to the removal of president park yun havey a lower court convicted b. in august for bribing the former president for her help in strengthening his control over samsung electronics one of the world's biggest tech.

korea's yun sungbin came first in the men's skeleton just ahead of russian athlete nikita tregubov.or team gb at these games. to keep up to date with all the action — go to the bbc sport website. it's the beginning of what could well be the biggest annual celebration worldwide — the lunar new year, also known as the spring festival. more than 1.4 billion chinese people around the world marked the official entry into the year of the dog with lanterns, banquets and colourful celebrations. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. in china, this is how most of the country sees in the lunar new year — state television spring festival gala. by some estimates, the most watched entertainment programme on earth. around 700 million viewers for a 11—hour spectacular of colour and sound. low key and subtle it is not, but this has become a new year tradition. some decided to celebrate in their own way with fireworks and sparklers in beijing. the sound of firecrackers, young and old enjoying the noise and the spectacle. translation: i hope this year of the dog, the children keep growing up in good health an

this will yun how dizzier. south africa's new president cyril ramaphosa has promised a new dawn for the country in his first state of the nation address. was sworn in on thursday after the resignation of jacob zuma he vowed to help unite the country and revive the economy where one people committed to work together to find jobs for use to build factories and roads houses and clear thinks to prepare our children for a world of change and progress to various cities and towns where families may be safe productive and there may be content. we are determined society defined by decency and integrity that does not stop the plans of public resources know that fifth by. their hard earned savings of ordinary people. matheson went to gauge reaction to ramaphosa speech in the president's hometown of so what. stephen moore quibble has high hopes for south africa's new president is known several rebel positions that were boys two of thousands whose childhoods have been spent on the streets of seoul where to give them a chanc

image is so important to jong kim yun, who's a surgeon, that he gets botox injections every six monthsve his jawline more definition. "the most important thing is that i cure people," he told us, "but i don't want to repel my patients." south korean society is hyper-competitive. and for some keeping up with the kims means going under the knife. at this clinic they say the most popular procedures for men are eye enlargement, nose augmentation, and contouring to make their faces look narrower. but not everyone here is pursuing outward perfection. kei jun kwan is an 86-year-old buddhist monk and told us he's never moisturized in his life. everyone has a bit of vanity, he told us, but what's inside is more important. holly williams, cbs news, seoul. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back a little bit later for the morning news and do not miss "cbs this morning" from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm tony dokoupil. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, february 23rd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>

. >> where is yun? close your eyes. >> good. >> this feels normal. >> i don't think you're supposed to talk. no room for error here. >> don't want to disturb her. ♪ >> don't move. >> think of vale and charlie. zen. ♪ don't look. close your eyes. close your eyes. >> be one with the ladder. >> looking for the perfect balance. >> be the ladder. you're in balance with the universe. >> i don't think roker's helping. ♪ come on. >> close your eyes. you got it. the show's over. >> late start for megyn kelly. >> catch her. yes. that was awesome. she did it. you see that? >> my gosh. i've never been quiet for that long in my whole life. >> we know. we know. >> the show may be over by the time we're done with this. i'm going to sit down and try to balance. >> hoda, you can do this. close your eyes. be zen. >> oh. oh. oh. oh, god. >> relax your body. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yes. >> don't move. don't move. >> i'm not going to touch her. >> this is crazy. >> can we keep her here? how long can we keep her here? >> wow. >> that's so

. >> reporter: the golden moment was south korea's yun is sung-bin, in his ironman helmet, rocking to finish in skeleton. the hometown crowd went crazy. >> yun sung-bin becomes a national hero. >> reporter: in cross country skiing, all eyes were on the tonguen, yes, that tongen. the oiled up shirtless flag bearer that turned heads at the rio summer games. he sported the winter look here in pyeongchang. his goal today was to not ski into a tree. mission accomplished, but no medal. in other skiing news, team usa's gus kenworthy makes his pyeongchang debut this weekend but he will be doing so with a broken thumb. he actually broke his thumb during a training run on thursday. he tweeted that he will be giving his teammates and literally everybody else a very enthusiastic thumbs up. norah. >> positive attitude. thumbs up. >> you know what i think is so hard for the athletes is they practice, practice, practice, and you they they can do it, but they have that one shot and then it doesn't go according to plan, that's got to be heartbreaking when you know how to do this. >> and the nerves. it

galaxy s9 grab headlines at mobile world congress, the rise of 5g is on the rise i'm happy to say ar yun is back with us on the show. what can you tell us there >> 5g is undoubtedly the biggest topic here at mobile world congress i have a perfect guest to talk about that the ceo of affirm networks hasan, talk to me about the type around 5g. what is the promise of this technology >> 5g is doing something that networks have not been able to do before. it's going to bring you fiber-like speeds to your handset. the biggest thing it does is enable a bunch of capabilities that we have not been able to do previously bring very low latency services, like vehicle to vehicle communication, virtual reality, augmented reality. you saw around the olympics a lot of this capability, looking at different angles, overlays, enjoying entertainment >> for you, what are some of the most exciting and useful cases for 5g >> in our case, we're very much involved in helping operators build out these networks and many -- one of the biggest things that is involved in building a knnetwork is drinkin diverse common

conglomerates and its political leaders it's a scandal that eventually led to the removal of president park yun havey a lower court convicted be in august for bribing the former president for her help in strengthening his control over samsung electronics one of the world's biggest technology companies he was also convicted on embezzlement and other charges now an appeals court has reduced the original five year jail sentence by half and suspended it beez release is already being felt by markets samsung share prices spiked on monday a sign that investors are looking forward to seeing him back in charge but there are political consequences to his release south korea's current president in one office by campaigning to clean up korea's powerful corporate sector and many will see the court's ruling as effectively a get out of jail card for leaf that goes against everything the president stood for. al-jazeera. the groups hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees are at risk of being forced to return home despite the ongoing war a joint report by six leading agency says neighboring countries as well as

the yun nan mouse vote in the committee to send this to the president's desk giving him five days to decide. behind closed doors, there were questions for devin nunes. whether or not the white house work with him in any way to draft the memo. according to adam schiff who briefed reporters afterward said nunes gave a lawyerly response saying no one in the white house drafted the memo. according to schiff's take away, he did not explain any preparation. working with the nunes staff and putting together the memo the president has heralded as a vinds indication. he does not believer the white house was involved in any way of putting together this memo but still a lot of back and forth in this committee despite the you nn mouse vote and a big question about what the republicans will do if the president does block its release, whether they will vote to override him at the moment several of the republicans, i talked to, said they didn't want to cross that bridge yet. they hope the president agrees to release it later this week. >> that seems to be the only option he has. he's been playing c

. >>> a well-known bay area acrobat is on the search for a prized possession, a yun cycle a and looking for the man who knows where he is. this included the seven foot tall unicycle. the man walked off with that. the woman behind the red acrobat and performs at colleges and pro-basketball games and had just landed from a flight from denver. in news, neighbors say she's now back on the road with a borrowed bike but wants her regular one back. >> i can't imagine it has resale value. it has professional and personal value. >> teams are doing their part to get the word out about the missing unicycle. a school offered a $2,000 reward. >> good for you, lsu. >>> a troubling trend in the south bay, bay area postal trucks are targeted by bandits. two trucks were broken into in willow glen in san jose this week. the thieves stole letters and packages, and 19 trucks have been broken into since last spring. mail trucks in oakland and richmond have also been targeted. >>> a follow-up on the fire at the scrap metal facility in richmond, smoke so thick people saw and smelled it from miles away. crews

but yun what, the campaign for it was also incredible and we did the right thing. so we've kept our promises, i said to rebuild our l military, eliminating the defense sequester, which is a disaster. and i don't know if you saw the number $700 billion, ultimately that comes before anything else. if we don't have a strong military, you might not be allowed into this room some day, okay. you may not have your houses, your homes, your beautiful communities. we better take care of our military, these are the greatest people. and we're beginning to take care of our veterans. we've been doing a good job on the vets. and after years of rebuilding other nations -- we rebuild other nations, we rebuild other nations that have a lot of money. we don't ever say, hey, you got to help. we're finally rebuilding our nation. we're rebuilding our nation and we're restoring our confidence and our pride. all of us here today are united by the same timeless values. we defend our constitution and we believe in the wisdom of our founders. our constitution is great. we support the incredi

we are waiting this morning to hear about consequences the 49ers may have for yun of the players accused of domestic violence. >> these are the most serious charges he's faced but hardly the first time he's been in trouble. matt keller live at levi's stadium. matt? >> reporter: gorod morning. the 49ers have had 17 arrests since 2012. that's the most in the nfl. the latest rueben foster happening yesterday in los ga s gatos. >> calling saying her boyfriend beat her up. he has a ar-16 and a knife in the house. we have history here. >> officers arrested foster at the property on shannon road on suspicion of domestic violence, threats and possession of an assault weapon. one neighbor was surprised to see the police activity on his street. >> i saw five or six police cars in the driveway as we drove by. people were roaming around. >> foster had no comment leaving the jail yesterday after posting $75,000 bail. the last month he was arrested in alabama for marijuana possession. last year at the nfl scouting combine, foster submitted a diluted urine sample and was later sent home after a run-in

once it's open, the transit center will bring 11 bay area transit sims together in yun location. it will feature a five story building with a bus plaza, retail pop-up spaces and a roof top park. construction began back in 2011. >> there is a new propose a.m. that would ban tackle football in california until high school. lawmakers are citing growing concern overhead injuries and the potential danger to young athletes. the bill is set to be taken up this spring. i passed, california would become the first state to set a minimum age requirement for tackle football. it would affect thousands of children would play pop warner football. the tackle football league is for kids 5 to 15 years old. similar bills have been proposed in new york, illinois, and maryland. >>> oracle arena was packed last not, not for the warriors. televangelist joel owe steen was this the bay area. >> reporter: pastors joel and victorio owe steen take their mega church sermon on the road about once a month this. time at oracle arena. >> we come to lift people's spirit, het them know that god is in control of th

catherine yun will be leading out tea m catherine yun will be leading out team gb.s the worst luck that she had ever had. he was favourite to replace gordon strachan, but he has now ruled himself out. i will be back with more of those stories just after half past. researchers at edinburgh university have grown human eggs in a laboratory for the first time. the findings could lead to new ways of preserving women's fertility. here's our health and science correspondent, james gallagher. in laboratories in edinburgh, scientists have grown human eggs. they've taken immature eggs that women are born with and transformed them so they are ready to be fertilised. it's taken decades of work to copy what happens inside women's ovaries. we never imagined that we would be getting these kind of results using human tissue. so it's a significant step, but, of course, the main objective for us is to improve and determine the safety of these techniques, so that they could, in the future, go into some kind of application. it could be used for young girls with cancer, as treatment can

so it illuminated, at least to me, there are two yun verses of trump peek, the people on the campaign and the people who joined the administration after it started. it and seems like the people who joined the administration after it started were somewhat caught in the dark about the extent to which there were, in fact, ties to russia. that this meeting did happen and it wasn't about adoption policy. and i think they also struck, it seems, reading between the lines here, by how personally trump's family, don junior and the president himself, reacted to reports of these meetings. so i'm fascinating to see how many people are leaking and talking, part of it is because they have lawyers and want to get ahead of the story. so it seems you have two campthey're at odds together in terms of the knowledge they have. so that's what's feeding this frenzy and it's interesting to watch. >> matt, we're going to go to break, but do we know when mark corallo is going to be interviewed by the special prosecutor? >> i don't have an exact date but to add one thing, hope hicks has spoken to bob mueller's

conglomerates and its political leaders it's a scandal that eventually led to the removal of president park yun havey a lower court convicted b. in august for bribing the former president for her help in strengthening his control over samsung electronics one of the world's biggest technology companies he was also convicted on embezzlement and other charges now an appeals court has reduced the original five year jail sentence by half and suspended it beez release is already being felt by markets samsung share prices spiked on monday a sign that investors are looking forward to seeing him back in charge but there are political consequences to his release south korea's current president in one office by campaigning to clean up korea's powerful corporate sector and many will see the court's ruling as effectively a get out of jail card for leaf that goes against everything the president stood for. al-jazeera. came is a professor at hancock university a foreign studies joins us now live from seoul good to have you with us so it wasn't like the appeals court was focused on revealing new evidence what

yun no i mean it's an extraordinary film about a truly horrific event the massacre in norway in two thousand and eleven where seventy two minutes seventy seven people were killed by a right wing terrorist but the press conference it was really quite moving because some of the survivors of that massacre were actually there right say the director was saying that there was three survivors who were really instrumental in the making of this film they not only help the scripting they will say that for the actual filming it's the whole thing sort of offering their guidance sharing their stories and at that press conference they were given a huge round of it cools and they gathered press i think it really was extremely moving for those those who that have seen this film witnessed such a harrowing story and seen exactly what they had gone through and then to see the people themselves and pass it and they were brave enough as well to share that story and then to stand there with the press is really very meeting you know our harrowing story indeed what's coming up later tonight and tomorrow. well we ar

most important person in that conversation, the guy who would be talking to them is retiring, joseseph yuntate department's special representative for north korea. he is the guy that went to north korea to help negotiate the release of american student otto warmbier. he says he will leave the state department this friday. >>> we examine the president's tweets and executive orders and speeches every morning here on "today in the bay." we like to know what you think, you can exactly on twitter and on facebook. >>> what do you think about the cold weather we've been having in take a look at this, nbc bay area sky ranger live over the east bay this morning where we're seeing -- look at all that snow. >> tahoe? >> it would think it was but it's not. those cold temperatures mixed with that rain we saw coming down yesterday produced quite a bit of snow in the mountains. >> a beautiful sight around the bay area. >> some of my friends are on facebook saying they've having withdraw from the winter olympics, so -- >> we will continue it now. we will strike up the music again. >>> i would imagine that

going back to phil's question, that's when baker says the cold war ends, when the soviet up yun a union and the united states come together to stop aggression. i would go a little earlier. it is telling for george shuchuz and margaret thatcher, who said she liked germany so much she wanted two of them, she didn't like all that stuff. her foreign policy assistant, charles pole, is a very good friend. she valued the gorbachev relationship so much, she didn't want germany unification to get in the way. that was a different policy choice. >> we are running out of time for this session. i want to get a question in and answer this and then we are done with this panel. >> first of all, thank you. my question is more about things you haven't talked about. it did occur to me that much of the conversation to the extent it went beyond the soviet union and united states centered on europe. i am wondering to what extent some events outside of europe had an influence on this relationship and trajectory that you are describing. the two things that occurred to me and there may be other things that you

but the golden moment of the day was seeing south korea's yun sung-bin.becomes a national hero. >> reporter: and in cross-country skiing, all eyes were on the tongan yep, that 's tongan the oiled up man. his goal not to skate into a tree. mission accomplished but no medal. in other news he will be doing so with a broken thumb. he actually broke his thumb during a training run on thursday. his teammates and literally everybody else a very enthusiastic thumb about's-up. norah? >> that's a positive attitude. thumbs-up thumbs-up. what's so hard for the athletes they know they can do it. that's got to be heartbreaking. i know how do this. >> mikaelckhaelamichaela. >> and the nerves. it's so big. >> i thought ben said it right. she still looks pretty impressive. >> speaking of impressive gold medalist, red gerard the youngest snowboarding champ will be here in studio 57. he'll share what it was like to win america's first gold medal in south korea. >>> ahead, headlines >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by talz. but when your psoriasis i

. >> i sat down with park su-yun and kim yung-jun. the neighbors to the north. >> a lot of korea members were rooted out because we had to put north korean team members in. >> and players on the ice to their cheerleaders in the stands. all eyes on north korea during the olympics. at times, a curious sight. for many here, an empty gesture. >> promoting their dictator. the king. the emperor of north korea kim jong un. >> even media coverage caring more about kim jong un's sister had for lunch and dinner and transporting from seoul and how much effort and what the south korean athletes or athletes in general put into it. >> south korea's younger generation is a politically active one. last spring, they took to the streets that eventually ousted park hung hhae. this is all part of an effort to seek a diplomatic solution to the north korean nuclear crisis. here as north and south competes together a together, the idea of one korea for many in the south is complicated. >> we try to achieve unification, it becomes a heavy burden to us. >> ho

special envoy to north korea joseph yun says recent tensions over pyongyang's nuclear program were notaching a military confrontation. he spoke at a briefing in tokyo. >> i think you have to say it will -- it has to include military operations, but again, i would like to caution you that i don't believe we're close to it and so i think we are certainly -- we want to see the negotiations >> the court of arbitration for sport overturning doping bans of 28 russian athletes, calling the evidence against them insufficient those athletes can now seek late entry into the winter olympics 11 more athletes were ruled to have been guilty of doping but had lifetime bans cut to a ban of just the 2018 winter olympics >>> and fire crews were out late last night in arizona fighting a fast-spreading brush fire. officials saying it quickly spread to 25 acres no word yet on what may have started that blaze you are up to date that's the news update this hour guys, back downtown to you melissa? >> all right thank you very much, sue when we come back, cigna reporting an earnings beat, also an increase in wo

. >> joseph yun, the u.s. representative for north korea policy meeting his south korean counterpart in seoul that meeting comes amid tensions that are easing as a result of pyongyang's decision to participate in the winter olympics >> nfl commissioner roger goodell joining officials from minneapolis and atlanta in an official super bowl handover event. atlanta will host super bowl liii next year at the mercedes-benz stadium. you're up to date. that's the news update back to you. >> i can guarantee it will be warmer >> absolutely. it couldn't get any colder >> thanks, sue >> the selloff is picking up steam. the dow plunging 500 points. it's the biggest two-day drop for the dow since brexit it's the worst three-day losing streak for the nasdaq since february 2016. the industrials lower by 540 points s&p lower by more than 51 points this is a decline of 1.8%. nasdaq lower by 96 points, a decline of 1.3%. another index that's been soaring, more than 40%, at its highest level since june of 2016 is the vix which wa

just an yun datupdate, kelly, be get to -- >> uh-oh. >> the happy meal, no more cheeseburger i thoughtno, it's ham burgers. >> just take a piece of cheese off. >> what's the point. >> instead of a 300 calorie cheese burger you have a 250 calorie ham burger. >> that changes everything that's -- i'm kidding. it changes nothing. >> i want cheese on my ham burger can't i have a cheese burger >> when i was a kid i didn't like cheese. >> don't you -- >> clearly we're targeting a particular number, right calories for the whole -- >> when you get the ham burger, do you ever get it without cheese >> i don't. >> my choice is, i have to figure out what cheese, jalapeno. >> did you always eat a cheese berger >> i'm very late on the ham burger bandwagon i'm making up for lost time. i think they want to put out an announcement look, we took out cheese. >> fewer fridays. >> no chocolate. don't you look around -- >> for the extra ones in the bag? oh, hello. look at you. >> sometimes aren't you so lucky? >> i need to add salt to them too, so bad. let's get down to the new york stock exchange jim cramer

he would do well to catch the south korean ironman, yun.take home a shiny gold medal this time. magnificent, and the vikings are celebrating. he has flown a fighter jet and given a jet car. his need for speed has been quenched the now. michaela schiffrin delivered, with a second gold at the age of 22. britain's alex tilley also letter of the big debut slip by. crashes are common in the snowboard cross wacky races on snow. defending champion pa voltier avoided the dust of the antics and nobody could catch on. slightly more sedate at the curling. no less tense. as britain lost for the first time in pyeongchang to the usa. curling, the men leading japan at the moment. away from pyeongchang, there was another hugely impressive performance from an english side in the champions league. it was liverpool's first game in the knock—out stages for nine years and they marked the occasion in style. a hat—trick from sadio mane helped them to a 5—0 away win against portuguese side porto. that is a very good one. exactly as good as necessary so at the end,

sunbing yun was bird.ut martins made more mistakes and he's the last person i thought would make those mistakes. we were trying to bring you the commentary, it was special, on the final bend, listen to how the commentators reacted here. five hundredths between himself and parsons at the second last term. behind parsons, dom parsons unbelievably has his medal! yes, don! for great britain! unbelievably has his medal! yes, don! forgreat britain! —— unbelievably has his medal! yes, don! for great britain! —— dom. unbelievably has his medal! yes, don! for great britain! -- dom. as a commentator that will be one of the highlights of your whole career, i love the laughter in the background, the uncontrolled, unbridled joy. there's a realisation that the timing is ouredging there's a realisation that the timing is our edging ahead by a tiny little bit. you have to do your bit and wait for the latvian as well to not quite match your time, which is what happened. next we going to look at andrew musgrave because he i