vincent zhou: of course. robert: on "asian pacific america," we focus on asian-american and pacific islander issues. give me an idea here. how important a role model was kristi yamaguchi in terms of for ice skating for male and female young skaters? vincent: names like kristi yamaguchi and brian boitano are probably some of the most recognized sports figures around the bay area, and debbie thomas too. i mean, every--almost every skater in this area looks up to them, is inspired by them and what they do. for me, it was both kristi and brian. i grew up watching their performances and their competitions at the olympics. and i mean, just seeing those dreams way over all of our heads. and for me to be here performing with kristi and, you know, working with brian, and getting closer to those dreams is quite amazing. robert: is being--kristi being of asian descent as well as ice skating being such an international sport, did that make it something easier for you to relate to in terms of entering as a sport, or? vinc

. >>> but first, a look at vincent zhou's breakthrough, the free skate. we're going to have it in its entirety, next. i've seen wonders all around the world but what i see here never ceases to amaze me: change. i see it in their eyes. it happens when people connect with nature, with culture, with each other. day after day i'm the first to see change. to see people go out, and come back new. princess cruises. sail with the best premium cruise line. 7-day cruises from $599. says he and his family logged 800 miles per week driving to training sessions in southern >>> u.s. figure skater vincent zhou says he and his family logged 800 miles a week driving to training sessions in southern california from their home in palo alto. >> but all the hard work and demands are paying off for zhou, who at 17 is the youngest member of team usa, as he showed us last night in the men's free skate with a breakthrough performance that landed him a sixth-place finish. here's another look at zhou's full performance from pyeongchang. >> here is the next american to etake the ice

zhou says he skated well but not great. he is in 12th place and will be back on the ice again tonight. of course, we are all rooting for him. >>> here is the latest medal count, norway leading the pack with 19 medals, germany 15, canada coming in with 13, netherlands taking home 12 and the u.s. has eight medals. our coverage continues in 30 minutes when garvin thomas joins us live from pyeongchang. remember, nbc is your home for the 2018 olympic winter games. >>> thursday night football a big thing. football fans will soon have a new way of watching thursday night football. that company that's fighting for the rights to stream the games. >>> we will tell you what city lyft is trying out it's version in. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. w

my name is ellen lee zhou. that's e-l-l-e-n l-e-e z-h-o-u. i represent public workers in seiu. i brought five public workers who experienced retaliation and skram nation to ethics commission between april 2017 to june 2017. we made initial interviews and provide a lot of reports and documents to ethics commission staff. i am here today to follow up with you to see if you in your discretion have started yet on the ethic commission. our records and audio recording are missing. we have six people did the intake interview in recent days. many of the members of seiu testified before the ethics commission, august 2016, september 2016, december 2016, september 2017. i myself also came to you to speak to the ethics commission in october 2017, november 2017, january 2018 about extortion, bribery, retaliation, discrimination and ongoing harassments. the last contact we had with the employee who contact us the eeo department and whistle blower department refused to take action. we were told our records will only be released only by court order, but now our records are missing from the eth

vincent zhou is a remarkably mature, soft spoken 17-year-old. if he were really nervous i'm not sure we could tell. he tells me he's very excited. we have new video to show you of vincent practicing here in pyeongchang. now he told me about once a day here there's a moment, something that happens that slaps him in the face and remind him he's at the olympic games. in those moments it's fun but can be overwhelming. he has a job to do and that's to stay focused. >> things are feeling pretty good. i'm feeling a little bit stronger than i felt at nationals. here i feel i have more confidence especially my ability to do clean programs. >> reporter: vincent, as you may recall, came in third place at the national championships held last month in san jose earning him the spot on the olympics team. vincent does a lot of big jumps and if he nails those he could post a big score and surprise people f. anybody has any questions about vincent or any of our other local athletes, we will fire up a facebook live. we'll ask any questions you have, what's it like

. >> tonight all eyes will be on bay area native vincent zhou making history for his olympic debut. >> this morning american mikaela shiffrin is a gold medal winner, winning five medals in ski events. pretty exciting. good morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get back to the 2018 winter olympics in just a second. first we want to check with your traffic and weather this morning. kari, this was a nippy day. >>> it's another cold morning and some very dry air. that makes it feel even more chilly out there as you get ready to head out the door. we're going to start with some low 40s for the south bay and peninsula. we're about where we were yesterday and we'll continue to see the temperatures falling a few more degrees until sun rise and our high temperatures today warmer than yesterday reaching up to 65 degrees in napa. 66 in san jose. and today in livermore, 63 degrees. mike, you have a traffic alert? >>> i do. most of our bay. most of our drivers and viewers will notice no problems right now. but i'll take you pretty far up to

conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> adelyn zhou, what do you do for a living. >> i'm the i work for topbots. we focus on art terrible intelligence and machine learning. we help executives figure out what the artificial intelligence is, this technology, and, two, how to actually use it and apply it within their businesses. >> host: how do you define artificial intelligence? >> great question. we define it as using computers or technology to reach human or beyond home levels of abilities, which it's automating different processes or different parts of our lives. >> give an example. >> so many. i mean, you can have artificial intelligence in something as simple as your music play lift or your netflix queue. it can be in your internet e-mail system and filtering out spam. that automated system is not a person they're marking things that are spam or not but a computer algorithm using technologies like learning when a.i. to do that. and you can have artificial intelligence powering self-driving cars, using vision and learning to navigate

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> host: so, adelyn zhou is, what do you do for a living? >> guest: i am the chief operating officer of topbots focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning. we help executives, one, figure out what this artificial intelligence is, this technology, and two, how to actually use it and apply it within their businesses. >> host: and i've been asking everybody this, how do you define artificial intelligence? >> guest: it's a great question. i think we define it as using computers or technology to reach human or even beyond human levels of ability whether it's automating different processes or different or parts of our lives. >> host: give an example. >> guest: oh, there's so many. i mean, you can have artificial intelligence in something as simple as your music playlist or your netflix queue, those are all technologies using machine learning to figure out what movies you like to watch and what music you like to listen to. it can be in your e-mail internet system and filtering out spam. it's not a perso

we'll be watching intently, especially for vincent zhou. it's his olympics debut tonight. yes, he says he's a bit nervous. this is video of one of his final practice sessions in pyeongchang. the soft-spoken 17-year-old says it continues to hit him daily that he's actually at the olympics. he adds while it can be overwhelming, he's just trying to stay focused on his performance. >> i think things are feeling pretty good. i'm feeling just a little bit stronger than i felt at nationals. >> we are rooting for him. he is not really considered to be a medal threat, but he could surprise a lot of people if he has a clean skate. >>> alpine skier mikaela shiffrin, did you see this last night? she's back in action today after winning gold yesterday in the giant slalom. she's competing today in her strongest event, which would be the slalom. and take a look at this show of support. soldiers in kazakhstan staging a flash mob to root on their fellow arm serviceman competing in the olympics. the soldiers formed, as you can see right there, the olympic rings. kazakhstan has won a bronze

palo alto vincent zhou making his debut at the olympics. we have video of vincent practicing in pyeongchang. he has to remind himself he's at the olympics. it can all be overwhelming. he's just trying to stay focused on this performance. >> i think things are feeling pretty good. i'm feeling just that a little bit stronger than i felt at nationals. i felt pretty good at nationals, but here i feel like i have a little more confidence especially my ability to do clean programs. >> palo alto and the bay area is rooting for you. not considered to be a medal threat by the experts but if he performs this program cleanly he could surprise a lot of people. >>> raj, where do we stack up on the medal count? right now norway leads the way with 17, followed by germany and canada. the netherlands is fourth, followed by the u.s. like you said, team usa has eight medals, five of them gold japan rounds out the top six. you don't have to miss a moment of these olympic games, if you're away from the television just go to our website and watch our live stream

all the latest from pyeongchang as "gma" talks to vincent zhou. on making history at the games. >> good morning, america. we want to thank you for joining us this sunday morning. we'll start with the latest developments in the horrific school shooting in parkland, florida. look at the images from an impassioned rally on saturday. students who survived the massacre spoke out in favor of gun control. one sign reading, as you can see, make it stop. >> also this morning we're hearing for the first time from the family who took in the alleged shooter nikolas cruz after his mother died. they have a story to tell about a depressed young man who they say showed no signs of impending violence. >> president trump is weighing in with an in send air tweet slamming the fbi for missing the signals and accusing the agency of spending too much time on the russian investigation. >> martha raddatz and matthew dowd standing by. we begin with adrienne bankert in parkland. adrienne, good morning to you. >> good morning, dan and paula. we're here at the memorial. there

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adelyn zhou, what is your biggest concern or drawback with ai? concern isbiggest the lack of diversity and input in creating these intelligence systems. fundamentally, machine learning is based on using lots of data. they look at data and find correlations and help figure out and create outputs. if your underlying data is faulty, then you have faulty outcomes. in other words, if the algorithms you use are not robust or are skewed in certain ways, then your outcomes can be incorrect. an example would be in the judicial system, they are starting to use artificial intelligence to determine whether someone should have a five-year or 10 year sentence. the judge is looking at that do help make a criminal sentence. if the data powering the selecting of that candidate or person to repeat the crime is based on faulty information like saying a person of this ethnicity or gender or age is more likely, then the output of that would be an incorrect or faulty or biased number. a person who may be should not have been given a 10-year sentence, they should have

for zhou and chen, they're still teenagers.t few years. >> i'm sure we are. it's amazing. you're doing an amazing job, as well, amy. thank you so much. we appreciate that. >>> much more with amy coming up. plus, our winter games competition. >> good morning, 8:27 a.m., monday, february 19. i'm matt o'donnell. we have a bad accident in the western suburbs. >> reporter: yeah, matt, horsham road has been shut down all morning between doylestown and upper state road. a terrible accident scene a fatal accident scroferlg a -- involving a pedestrian. that's why investigators are still out there at this point. a horrible accident scene shutting down the roadway. stick to knapp road as the alternate. crews on the scene of a fatal accident scene. chopper 6 hd over another big accident involving an overturned vehicle, this is evesham township, burlington county, 73. for a while all northbound lanes were blocked. we can see it's one lane blocked between braddock mill road it's a mess this morning with all the issues. >> it's going to be wa

the stories of the winter olympics so far has been the performance of american ice skater, vincent zhouth in the single skating short programme and became the first person to land a quadruple lutz in any olympic games at the age ofjust 17. i feel like ifeel like aged is not i feel like aged is not really play that big of a role in my experience here, just because i'm 17 does not meani here, just because i'm 17 does not mean i get special treatment. i am still here to skate and to do my job. my teammates kind of as a baby, i don't really appreciate that because i'm not one but they will get to know me. to place sixth amongst the best figure skaters in the history of figure skating was incredible, it was better than anybody expected from me, it was better than i expected from myself. it was such an honour for my name to be there with the great names. they are at the top of the sport and i am making my way up there too. it is so incredible, it is an honour. there is so much more pressure and expectation that the olympics because it is the olympics, every four years, and it is the defining

for zhou and chen, they're still teenagers.'m sure we are. it's amazing. every time you see those jumps and see those landings, you're doing an amazing job, as well, amy. thank you so much. we appreciate that. >>> much more with amy coming up. plus, our winter games competition. >> announcer: good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. san francisco holding its first-ever black history month parade on this presidents' day. it's set to 10:00 this morning, travels along third street to the bay bridge opera house. the parade will be followed by a celebration featuring food and cultural activities at the opera house. >>> how does our traffic look this morning? >> it's not bad at all. it's pretty light out there, reggie. no metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza, but check out the flags on the side of your screen there. we cohavedo have a high wind ad for this bridge and the san mateo bridge and the benicia bridge. just to be a

amy weis, and ellen zhou. >>> we want to look at the commute. >> looks pretty good. northbound 101, gilroy, these are our friends who tune in at this time every day and want to hear about gilroy, morgan hill, san jose, i have just what you need. let's go to traffic. northbound 101, traffic is busy from gilroy to san jose however we don't have any stop and go traffic. it's moving along nicely from gilroy up to morgan hill and the main part of san jose and you can see for yourself, 280, it's open. looks like a ghost town. northbound 280 on the right. i don't see one car. we might wait for one car. traffic looks good. at the bay bridge, we're off to a nice start on this wednesday, and it looks good into san francisco. cold morning. let's go to steve. >> maybe a little bit of snow northward. just so you know. we do have a little bit falling in lake county. and it's higher elevations. 1300feet. 30degrees in lakeport with light snow falling at 1300 feet. take a look. so far that's the only report. light precip, light rain snow mix. if anything, light rain. mendocino county

going to air vincent zhou's entire free skate during our 4:00 show at 4:17. >> women in the short track skating. only the top qualify. fan favorite for team usa, maughmaame biney. finished last in the heat. bid for medal was over. two other americans also failed to advance. also making her olympic debut, castro valley's kendall wesenberg. discovered skeleton, was curious and after a dare from sibling tried out and made it. finished 17th. pleased with debut in pyeongchang. >> proud of the runs i put together today. still not the way i wanted to put it down but two runs i'm proud of. wish i hadn't dug a hole yesterday. >> live coverage of the olympics continues at 5:00 p.m. men's giant slalom, u.s. skier ted liggetty competes. 33 years old and father, ligety has accepted a leadership role on the u.s. alpine ski team. 5:00 and ligety at 5:15. men's free ski final, men swept it in sochi. and short track finals, looking to knock off south korea. men's 1,000 and women's 1,500 meter events. coverage on nbc bay area. if you're away from your tv tune into our app and watch it live stream. >>> fo

vincent zhou was never expected to medal. this was the chance for the youngest member of team usa to learn the ropes. but boy did le he deliver and overachieve. two clean programs, winding up in sixth place. knowing he did something special, he dropped to his knees when the music stopped. >> i finished the pose and it was such a release of emotion and pride andd a feeling of accomplishment. >> reporter: now to the third member of team usa and the one who garnered the motion attention here in pyeongchang adam rippon. he finished 10th but he's happy with his performances and the bronze medal he took home in the team competition this week. up to the mountains and a super star in skiing made her debut, lindsey vonn did not like how things turned out for her. she misjudged the final turn in the super g and lost just enough time to land her off the podium. she's not finished at the games yet, she's just getting started. she has two more events including the women's downhill and that's something we're all going to be glued to the tv

men freestyle figure skating performance and the performance of the americans, especially vincent zhou. he tells our garvin thomas this is just the beginning of his olympic career. >> this is only the start. this is only the start, guys. you've heard it here first. >> reporter: at the 2018 pyeongchang winter games vincent zhou exceeded everyone's expectations except perhaps his own. skating the two best programs of your life and the sixth place finish would be a head line for many skating careers. vincent, however, plans for them to read like a footnote. >> i hope to be one of the greatest of all time and that's no easy feat to accomplish. >> reporter: not every athlete leaves the games feeling like vincent does, kendall westin berg's 15th place had her on the verge of tears. >> last night was tough. >> reporter: moments later surrounded by 25 friends and family who had traveled her to cheer her on the smile was back. in company like this it's hard not to keel like a winner. >> she's here. she's top 20 in the world. that's all that matters. i mean, it's the one race of the season that

then we will talk with vincent zhou of palo alto, a junior men's world champion skater who also has some

and it's between zhou yang and christie now... and christie has crashed again now! brutal sport can have the most painful ending. and for christie, heartbreak also comes with jeopardy, her favourite event starts in three days' time. she now has a race to recover. right now, i'm not bothered about medals, i'm thinking about elise right now. and hopefully, the injury's not a significant one. but as i say, as a precaution, she's gone to hospital to get a scan. but it looked a pretty heavy fall to me. for christie, this has been the cruelest week, but her bad luck comes as her team's fortunes are improving. for izzy atkin, this was a twist into history, bronze in slopestyle is a first british medal won on skis. the american—born teenager needed a flawless final run. she had the tricks and the nerve to see it through. i was standing at the bottom after my third and final run. i know i had skied the best i could. and i wasjust waiting, you know, for that last was it three orfourgirls to drop, and my heart was racing. but yeah, i can't believe it. for team gb, these games

. >> good skate there, pushing off of zhou yang. >> this is a very tight race. >> there have been no1/2 laps to go. now, the outside speed. a big move from south korea to take advantage. china holding them off right now. canada still on the tail. italy has fallen a little backwards. there is a stumble on an exchange by two countries. canada has fallen out. it is china and south korea. china and south korea now. it's a two-country race for gold. here's the last exchange. another south korea/china head-to-head for a gold medal. >> the rivalry continues. one more lap. >> can choi win it for south korea? here comes choi to the line. south korea wins it! a faulty exchange costs both canada and italy. they both got knocked out on the same scrambled exchange. it left south korea and china in a two-team race. >> here it is. there's the one missed exchange. here's the second. barely touches the skater. you can barely see if they even had contact. >> there's no medal for canada unless, unless, there's penalties involved. >> the relay always one of the craziest races to watch. full of just chao

jacob ellis, off to good, early starts with the runs in the men's figure skating short program, victor zhou was the first to take the ice. alex stone, abc news, pyeongchang. >>> and there's plenty of drama surrounding the jamaican women bobsled team. >> oh, you bet. they are hours away from starting practice runs at the games, but their coach has reportedly quit. >> drama. >> she says she owns the team's sled and she's threatened to leave the games and take her sled with her had. >> so not only did the coach quit, she wants to take the sled too. >> jamaican officials say that's not the case and the women will race when the competition begins. >> i just have this image of the tug of war going on -- >> my sled. all right. let's check the medal count, shall we? >> do we have to? >> norway's doing so good. 18. they're doing so great kevin durant is going to sign with him for it next olympics. >> germany is next. they are leading in gold medals with nine. canada comes in third and to the netherlands. thanks to their domination in speed skating and there we are fifth with eight medals overall. we

amy sarah weis, and ellen lee zhou. >> new details on the condition of orlando cepeda. he was hospitalized due to a cardiac incident. the statement goes on to say that the family asks for privacy. please keep orlando and his family in your thoughts and prayers. he is 80 years old. and lives in fairfield which is where the incident happened. >>> president trump is paying tribute to evangelist billy graham who died at the age of 99. >> the great billy graham is dead, he's be missed. the pastor toured and preached in nearly 200 countries. >> jesus said there are two roads, there's the broad road that leads to destruction and judgment and the other road leads to heaven. >> reporter: he preached to more people than anyone in world history. >> follow jesus and let him lead your home. >> an evangelist called the protestant pope. the world was his pulpit. >> i never dreamed there would be a night like this in my life. >> reporter: he first felt the spirit at age 16 after hearing an evangelist preach in charlotte, north carolina. he left his family's dairy farm and went to bible

. >> reporter: behind chen, vincent zhou. adam rippon getting the crowd going with his trademark passion, but lacking more technical jumps. finishing tenth. >> i was just so proud of what i was able to put out there. to come away from the olympic games and skate three clean programs is more than i could have dreamed of. >> reporter: it was japan's yuzuru hanyu who defended his gold from sochi with the nearly flawless final skate. that ended with a blizzard of winnie the pooh bears. and javier fernandez earned spain the first medal ever. and her return to the slopes, lindsey vonn was looking for gold in the women's super g. skiing near perfect run for much of the course, the american went wide on the last turn. >> almost on the side. >> reporter: the first racer down the mountain, vonn dropped. >> you faced so many challenges. injuries and the winds today. good for you for competing and going for it. >> i have been waiting eight years for this. i didn't thwawant to say i didn try hard enough. i pushed myself as hard as i could

and social worker el enlee zhou. >>> the california senate may vote on the political future of one of its members accused of sexual misconduct. he more likely than not engaged in inappropriate behavior. claims are he offered alcohol to an intern. suggested a young woman take a vacation with him. and asked several women invasive questions about their dating lives. the report says most of the women believed that complaining about mendoza could hurt their careers. he has taken a voluntary leave of absence. he could expel, suspend, censure, or reinstate mendoza. >>> a man and woman from tucson face charges of child abuse after their four children were fouled locked away from food, water, and a bathroom. one of the children escaped through a bed room window and went to a nearby store and a store employee called the police. the children are between six and 12 years old and are in protective custody. this is similar to the case in riverside county involving 13 children. >>> a new survey of people who live in san francisco shows strong support for ride sharing companies. 70% had a favorable v

and social worker ellen lee zhou. >>> time is 5:20. if you're going to watch a movie. make sure to leave your bags home. new security measures are being rolled out. the movie theater chain will no longer allow bags over a certain size and that includes your purse. the change is an effort to enhance safety and the security of the guests and the employees. there are some exceptions like medical equipment and diaper bags. but any bag bigger than 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches is banned. and if you do bring a bag, it may be searched. overall, 28 theaters in the bay area are under the cinemark name. do you agree with the new security policy to ban large bags and also conduct random searches? let us know what you think by voting on the ktvu twitter page and you can comment on our ktvu facebook page as well. >> time is 5:21. a homeless couple now has a place to call their own. what a group of college students from the south bay is transforming into a new home. >> spacex is about to launch a rocket. we'll tell you what they're sending into space. >>> welcome back to mornin

vincent zhou completes the first ever quadruple lutz of the winter games.tating four times before landing on the opposite foot. he is in 12th place ahead of tomorrow's free skate competition. walking to the ice he told himself remember to breathe. >>> here is the latest medal count. norway has 19 medals. the united states has eight medals, including five gold. >>> we won't be skating on backyard ponds in the coming days. but things are changing. let's talk to rosemary orozco about that. >> i think we got some weather in arizona. >> spring training weather. >> joe fonzi is down at spring training. and hopefully, they got a good workout and the rain avoided the area. >> reporter: i'll give you that in one second. first i have to congratulate you on the description of the quadruple lutz. you could be an ice skating analyst. >> i've been working on it for a good week. >> move over dick button. you're moving in. >> bye, bye, see you later. >> reporter: but to answer the weather question, yes, we were told that it was in the 80s for a couple of months before we g

. >>> a bay area athlete made olympic history. 17-year-old palo alto figure skater, vincent zhou becamehe first person to land a quadruple lutz. he jumped and rotated four times before landing on the opposite foot. he received his highest score of the season. first to land that quad. he is in 12th place ahead of the free skate competition. he told reporters he was telling himself, remember to breathe. >> breathe. >> and he did. he did. >> and here's the latest medal counts. norway leading with 19 medals followed by germany, netherlands, and canada. and then the u.s. with eight medals, including five golds. and south korea is getting the first medal. so there they are hosting the games. and it's exciting and they finally got their first gold ever. >> reporter: and the skating is phenomenal this year. >>> our time is 5:54. a month after the city of san francisco dropped columbus day. what a group of italian americans are working on and the upcoming deadline. >>> and a former friends star is splitting from her husband. now there are rumors that jennifer aniston could rekindle an old romanc

i think they zhou it, absolutely 100% and anyone that tells them otherwise is just stepping on their rights. >> and that juan ju-- woman you just heard from said if they do candidacy heil is an event planner and she will make sure they have a prom elsewhere. there's a board of education meeting scheduled for tonight and parents say they'll attend that meeting to make a push for that history teacher here to be reinstated. we also did reach out to the principal and the super intend enlt but so far they have not returned our phone calls. we're flief cherry hill, dray clark, nbc 10 news. >>> in the meantime, a court hearing planned today for the florida massacre suspect has been canceled. prosecutors were going to ask a judge for an order allowing them to get hair and dna samples as well as fingerprints and photographs from nikolas cruz. there's no explanation for the d today that cruz refused to let the school district continue providing him with crucial mental health and other services once he turned 18. under the law, he was allowed to refuse the special needs services. >>> congress i

my name is zhou xin wei. i am the owner of 2616 24th avenue. i submit application to do the addition back in 2015, like march. i did a site meeting during that time. i did submit the notification later. i did that. and then so there's no one protesting or complaining about my plan, therefore, i waited almost two years, little over two years for the planning department to approve the plan. and then so i just got the -- well, i never received like the brief later from mr. debella, so i didn't know what was their concern. but based on the first appeal they filed, i think i'm now making the house into multiunit condo which is not allowed. then i just -- the condition of the house right now is inhabitable. i would just like to remodel and move in with my family. then mrs. paula debella concern. her cottage on her back yard, actually her lot is sitting a story higher than my lot. basically even her cottage single level, but still it's same high as my second story height. so after the addition, the property line, her property line to her cottage to my

vincent zhou talks about doing what no one else has done and what he plans to do next.s and the weather coming up at 7:00. >>> what a performance, mo nature could not hold her back. she is a force of nature. jamie anderson golden once again. >> that is jamie anderson winning the olympic gold medal in the women's slopestyle competition here in pyeongchang, south korea. it was the second consecutive gold medal in the event for the 27-year-old california native. and she did it you heard it there in windy conditions described by some experts as the worst they've seen in a major competition. some said after the event the event should have been postponed. one said she just wanted to sit at the tom of the hill and cry. anderson's win four years ago in sochi made her a star. a second gold here in pyeongchang makes her a legend. jamie and i got together on a cold fight here for a "sunday sitdown." >> jamie anderson owe dominant. >> jamie anderson looking smooth. >> returning to the top of the olympic podium was even harder than jamie anderson thought it would be. ♪ with temperat

protesting the issuance on october 26, 2017 to zhou xin wei -- >> president honda: sorry. could you please exit the room silently. >> site permit new two story horizontal rear addition. two new bedroom, family room and two bathrooms at the first floor. >> president honda: good evening and welcome. the plans said on them that this was going to be a structure that could not -- the addition could not be seen by the street from the street. this is a sideview of the house in question. you can see that you can see it. this is a view of the back of the house from the alley on the side. you can also see that the 24th avenue is quite visible so this addition will be seen from the street. there is a door on this wall that does not show up in any of the plans. so it's not in the existing or proposed. this is the back yard where there are several trees. i have heard nothing about what's going to happen with their removal. it also shows the contractors have moved in a bunch of building materials after the permit has been expired. this is the contractors moving in through that nonexiste

i do want to call out two other team usa competitors, we had adam rippon and vincent zhou were both incredibleanding ovations, and i was proud to be an american in the stand. >> great reporting from south korea, amy. how about that performance, though, six quads. that was incredible. >> from john-henry krueger. >> no, he was speedskating. >> freddy krueger. >> sorry about that one, everybody. >>> coming up on "gma," if you're tired of winter -- >> i am. >> yeah, see, you live in miami most of the time. >> i'm still tired of it. >> okay. we can help you freshen up your home for spring and how you can breathe life into your space without spending big pucks. without spending big pucks. feel the power of theraflu expressmax. new power... ...to fight back theraflu's powerful new formula to defeat 7 cold and flu symptoms... fast. so you can play on. theraflu expressmax. new power. the things we do rising before dawn. sweating it out. tough to do it all. but we can always find time to listen to great thinkers and explorers whose stories take us places our hamstrings can't. all we have to do is listen

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. >> reporter: you know what, palo alto's vincent zhou gets to keep, the first person to execute a quadruple lutz in an olympic competition. he felt he skated well but could have done better. pointswise it was his best short program of the season. good enough at this level for 12th place and, again, the men get together tomorrow for -- or tonight in prime time, it's always tough keeping track of the time differences here -- tonight in prime time for the free skate and a gold medal on the line. you see that back there, that's the "today" show set behind us. we are going to go spy on them as they broadcast to the east coast, we will do it on facebook live. come on over to garvin thomas nbc bay area and we will peek in on them. >> we will make sure we share that, garvin. >> when they are on at 7:00 a.m. this time we will look for garvin in the background. >> make sure you go and -- >> hi, mom. >> thanks, garvin. >>> our web team as well we have a full team behind the scenes, they are putting together three reasons to watch every day. read about the day's big olympic events and when to watch the

figure skater vincent zhou.also there has his teammate, newly minted bronze medalist openly gay figure skater adam rippon. when the subject turned to his controversy with the vice president, mike pence, things got a little emotional. now, in an interview last month the openly gay rippon had harsh words for the vice president when it came to lgbtq issues. the vp responded that rippon was misinformed about his position and it went back and forth. as the games began rippon said he didn't want to talk about it anymore because he didn't want it to be a distraction. when asked today he did say something positive has come out of all of this. >> i've gotten so many messages and it's -- i could even get emotional thinking about it, but like i've gotten so many messages from young kids like all over the country that my story has resonated with them and it's incredibly powerful, like this platform that you can have at the olympic games. >> reporter: rippon said -- i want to get this quote right -- he didn't want his olympi

the men's competition will start with nathan chen, adam rippon and vincent zhou. in the always entertaining snowboard cross as well, guys. >> all right, craig, thank you so much. >> lots to look forward to. >>> coming up, some new insight into north korea as we dur the dmz. first these real energy... harnessed from the earth. nature valley. ifwhat would it say?ash tag 80% glowing 50% freckles no matter your skin type, all skin deserves gentleness. that's why dove is sulfate free. the #1 body wash recommended by dermatologists. (phone) maddie... you have everything you need right inside you. 9 out of 10 u.s. olympians grew up drinking milk. it's got natural protein and balanced nutrition to help your kids grow strong and milk life. but one blows themisturizer all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® us. it's what this country is made of. but right now, our bond is fraying. how do we get back to "us"? the y fills the gaps. and bridges our divides. donate to your local y today. becaus