tina: i did. lemonis: sidelined by her husband, tina began to make and sell a collection of all-natural protein snacks. tina: i just started throwing some stuff together, see how it tasted. -lemonis: they taste good. -tina: [ chuckles ] lemonis: i saw a lot of potential in tina and her snacks, and i also saw incredible passion in michael. michael: chest up. attaboy. nice, high thighs! lemonis: so, i decided to make two deals with the senas -- $50,000 for a 50% stake in tina's protein snacks... tina: thank you. lemonis: ...and $250,000 for a 75% interest in pro-fit. but michael resented his wife's new business venture. michael: when we met a long time ago, we said we would do everything together. me sitting out here like i'm some chooch. tina: i've done a lot of [bleep] for you. -michael: you talk too much. -tina: this is -- no. lemonis: and i decided i could no longer trust him with my investment. you're off distracted looking at somebody else's business. the deal's off. it was the wake-up call th

tina: certainly, u.k. risks around brexit are one of the most uncertain around europe, but hurting the u.k. more than any of the parts of the european union. i put italy next, with elections coming up in the next couple weeks and no clear scenario likely emerging. five-star movement in the lead, but with an important caveat -- the five-star movement and euro skepticism in general is no longer a big risk. government inweak italy, a hung parliament or some other suboptimal outcome, but we will not face the prospect of an onout referendum in italy european union membership. as to where curious you put the odds of a second referendum in written right now. have the -- in britain right now. have they gone up? tina: not if you look at public demand for them. remainders -- remainers get more organized, but there is not a big uptake of support in staying in the european union. that leads to the risk that a second referendum would deliver exactly the same results. what may happen is obstacles in the political proces

upper darby native, tina fey. that's next. ♪ and the number on the back is... yeah i'm going to have to call you back. hey...hold on... we understand people lose things. here ya go, sarah. hold on to this one. thank you. sarah? yep, that's mine. don't just bank. bank human™. >>> quarter to 6:00 right now. super bowl sunday has arrived at last. >> i think people are up early this morning to get ready. there's a lot to do. >> to get ready for a big party, sure. >> we are just 12 hours away from the kickoff of super bowl lii. it's going to get crazy here in minneapolis. back home, the rush is on to get the final treats ready for super bowl parties. >> as you were saying, there's a lot to do from tomato pies, pastries, local bakeries are up early preparing for the rush. >>> we're live at the bakery. they have been working hard. >> most people went to sleep with visions of a super bowl trophy in their head. 20 people and more have been working all night long. bakeries, they've got wings, they've got peppers, roast park, meatballs. they have orders filled for parti

>>> then tina fey revamps "mean girls." is the original cast ready for a sequel? >>> then "the voice" cast uncens uncensored. the big changes the show is making. and blake's sexiest man takeover? >> it's like super powers. i don't have to talk. i turn around and it's just like -- >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the countdown to prince harry and meghan markle's royal wedding has taken an alarming turn with an anthrax scare and investigation. >> in the states we have experienced things like this warfare, but this is the first time the royal family has been targeted like this. >> a source tells "e.t." that there was a white substance sent in an envelope addressed to meghan markle and prince harry. the letter, which was addressed to kensington palace, was received on february 12th, the day before meghan and harry made their trip to scotland. our source tells us, quote, the substance was tested and determined not to be anthrax. scotland yard says the incident, quote, is being treated as a racist hate crime. that's because, we're told, there were racist underto

tina, who flew in to be with us this morning. tina, can you rise to be recognized? [ applause ] in our own state government, employees are helping us improve the services to the public every day. one example is a team of young millennials known as the three amigos. jodi nakamura, ryan mercado and liam tobin. the wait time for worker's comp hearings has been cut in half because of their efforts. this 2017 team of the year from the department of labor and industrial relations launched a project to digitize mountains of paperwork from some 20,000 claims a year. and there are many more dedicated workers just like them all around the state. jodi, ryan and liam, please stand to be recognized. [ applause ] they are just a sampling of our homegrown talent. we just need to do more to create the supportive environment around them that will launch and sustain their careers here in the islands. i hope you leave today knowing that we have laid important groundwork and that hawaii is on the edge of something exciting. at the beginning of my speech, i said hawaii is a beautiful an

. >> tina holland is another friend. she and pam met when their youngest children started attending the same school. they planned family vacations together and trips to disneyland. one year pamela bought her daughter jeanette and tina's sons costumes just for the sake of creating happy memories. her daughter was a princess. tina's sons, a pirate and peter pan. >> she wanted to make sure her friends were happy and taken care of, no matter what it took. and i realized that when i first met her. that, you know, she was one of the people that i was going to have as a lifetime friend. >> pam made and sold jewelry, and she worked hard at it. but she wanted more than that. >> she wanted happiness and not to be alone. her dreams were to have a family life and find a mate to share her life with who would love her children. >> which is why it seemed so perfect when, in 1989, an electrician named jim fayed came into her life. he was single, no children. >> they seemed to get along very well. pammy always smiled when she would look

hello, this is breakfast, with chris mason and tina daheley. the disgraced film producer harvey weinstein faces fresh claims of sexual assault. scotland yard says a total of nine women have now made allegations against him. the actress uma thuman has broken her silence, saying that harvey weinstein tried to force himself on her during the 19905 following the release of pulp fiction. good morning, it's sunday the 4th of february. also this morning: mps warn that cuts to the royal marines could seriously undermine uk security. a jihadist group in syria says it shot down a russian warplane yesterday using a shoulder—launched missile. we'll hear from the british medical team back home after bringing a deadly disease under control in the refugee camps of bangladesh. and in sport, there's a thumping win for wales against scotland and ireland pip the french in paris with the last kick of the match. it's a brilliant start to the 6 nations. and ben has the weather. good morning. it's shaping up to be a brighter day for most today, quite a lot of sunsh

twenty three year old tina as is making her daily video call she's four thousand kilometers away since leaving lebanon she talks with her children twice a day. and i saw. what she knows is currently living in eastern germany close to the polish border. she only has a temporary right to stay in germany like most of the syrians there. but they can't really ask her if she speaks german. will she be able to bring her family to germany. why not. there are several hundred thousand people like this family eager to join their relatives in germany most attempts have failed. they were one of the things we needed help to get to our daughters it would be better for the children's future. there they could all go to school in a month and. a few minutes that you know we can't send them to school here we can't afford it two children would have to take the bus every day. that costs far too much in germany they could all get an education and. he could even get. an a-z. and i as mother tina has tried to return to lebanon but she was denied entry on the grounds that there were already anough syrians in th

nosy and i as mother tina try to return to lebanon. but she was denied entry on the grounds that there were already anough syrians in the country so they remain separated. we are back in the bekaa valley near the syrian border. of the old the residence of the camp are using the last days before the onset of winter to find a new place to live for those who can afford to move on harvest time is coming to an end soon the first snow will start to fall. for. we on is getting ready for school. today is a rainy day as forecast. and a rainy day means she can go to school. with world war two. the days spent out on the fields are getting fewer and fewer now she has time until spring to attend school instead of working for we arm it means making up the lessons she has missed over the past months. until this is not a public school someone is one of a range of private organizations in lebanon that offer an education to children who can't attend regular schools. they may not receive a diploma but they are at least getting lessons. all the pupils her

that tina. know sisulu door to us at the time the son of the african soil in a year of change in a year of free new will in a year of hope. we were seek to order them not only in word but indeed as well. particularly in direct action to was the i chiefly meant of the a shared vision of a better society in our country we should all i'm a diva by putting behind us the era of discord the era of disunity and the era of disillusionment that had somehow and coughed our country we should put behind us the era of diminishing trust in public institutions and weakened confidence in our country's public leaders we should put or the negativity that has dogged our country behind us because a new dawn is upon us and a wonderful dawn has arrived thank you it is a new dawn that is inspired by our collective memory of nelson mandela but it is also inspired by the changes that are now unfolding in our country wonderful changes that everybody can see as we rid our minds of all negativity we should reaffirm our bel

tina choi is a political consultant by day and a berkeley grad helping organize their participation is something that is very special to her. >> i was born in south korea, and i immigrated to the united states when i was 7, so this is very heart felt for me to come back to my country. but we do look at our role as not just ski patrol, but we are ambassadors. >> reporter: there is no medaling in ski patrol, but tina says like the athletes she and her patrol members feel a lot of pressure to perform perfectly at these games and keep the athletes safe. later tonight on "nbc bay area news" "nbc bay area news we'll on the olympic coverage and let you know how your northern california athlete rgs doing s n pyeongchang. >> cool story. follow garvin's coverage of the olympics online 24/7. his tweets like this one showing just how giant the media center is. this is one of many media centers. you can follow along by following us on twitter. our handle @nbcbayarea. >> it involves finesse, ice, and a 40-pound granite stone. the international spotlight is on curling, and as people watch the competi

. >> i got one of my neighbors with me and she will sing tina marie. tina, we both live in doug pederson's home town we have moorestown pride. now i have winning bell pride because you are here. >> yes. >> you look phenomenal. this is not how i see you on the running track but you look lovely as usual. what will you do here today. >> i'm singing the eagles fight song with the house band so at various points throughout the forecast. >> you sung at wing bowl before and little while you sang on a trampoline. >> i sang god bless america on a trampoline in a sixers dance costume. it was a dare from al and angelo and they didn't think would i do it but i did it. it was fun. it was crazy. >> nobody will leave you have three kid because you look like a kid still. i always ask do your kid kind of hide the fact that you appear at wing bowl or are they proud of the fact that mommies a big star at wing bowl. >> i hope i'm raising them right because they are proud of it. they are proud of it. >> do you have a prediction for the game. >> eagles 27-17. >> your plans

let's bring in tina fordham political analyst at citi. thanks for joining us. i guess big indictments of russian officials grabs headlines, but is the negative impact headlines that has on the administration diminishing as time passes as opposed to increasing >> you're right to suggest the timing of negative headlines or negative developments is important. so what we know is that bad news happening very close to an election, in this case before november midterms is more likely to have an impact than something now, several months out. but what is also difficult to judge in these polarized times is what impact developments, whether it's the mueller reports and indictments or even the parkland shootings, are going to have on public opinion i think it's safe to say that the old political prediction models are not going to be that helpful. >> the tax reform bill, the big legislative win, your analysis of thousahow that's playing outh polls? >> i suggest it's been, you know, warmly welcomed by the markets, unsurprisingly. but i think market participants often conflat

tina says her daughter won't be working there anymore. as for the suspect, he's in police custody in the hospital. now police say he could be connected to at least ten other robberies in the area. tom. >> incredible moments on video and incredible bravery. zachary, thank you. >>> to politics and the big changes in effect tonight at the white house when it comes to security clearances. will some of the president's closest advisers including his son-in-law, jared kushner, have their access blocked to key top secret documents. the president has said that's for white house chief of staff john kelly to decide. a lot of questions around this issue and tonight the democrats firing back with a memo of their own surrounding the russia investigation. abc's david wright is at the white house for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight at the white house, a new standard for who gets access to the nation's most closely guarded secrets. no more access to documents classified as top secret unless you've passed a background check by order of chief of staff john

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and right before the end of the month tina's was denied by one of his own teammates. and relatively untroubled in their two one win and all that without coach opined his who missed the game with flu. and stayed up in his ear up today at this hour we'll see you again in forty five minutes from your bye for now cut. the knockout and they will not succeed in dividing us sal not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking a stand global news that matters d. w. made from minds earth home to millions of species. worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world the ideas that protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action over globalized the multimedia environment series on w. hello and welcome to a special edition of q no w.'s weekly movie magazine and with the berlin international film festival just days away time for our traditional sneak preview of first look at what's in store at the six the

around the world people are searching for alternatives to fossil fuels tina sources of energy. for many the answer is electricity from renewable sources electricity it's hoped will also be the key to environmentally friendly inability. electric cars are often touted as the answer but are they really as green as they seem. combustion engines are out electric motors the future mine is in congo provide the cobalt needed for lithium ion rechargeable batteries lithium graphite rare earths they're all needed for the batteries that drive so-called environmentally friendly electro mobility. electro doesn't and compared to conventional cars building the electric car is more complex and the environmental impact is greater around sixty percent greater in terms of the manufacturing process them special roberta graph this research an ecological engineering study showed that compared to a conventional car providing the raw materials for an electric car and manufacturing it generate two. half tons more c o two and the electric car has to be driven a long long way to offset those extra emissio

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mother tina rang takes aim and fires multiple rounds. >> i saw the shotgun. i saw him. and i just started to shoot. >> reporter: the alleged robber returns. shot in the leg and limping. >> i was just pulling the trigger, just trying to keep him from getting the gun. and i kept pulling the trigger and kept pulling the trigger. pulling it. >> reporter: he wrestles the gun away, pistol whips her and tries to go after her daughter ashley lee. >> her eyes never left me and i knew she was here to protect me. and i was going to be there for her to protect her. >> reporter: but just like a scene out of a movie, she squeezes off a round at point blank range. mother and daughter fighting for their lives, finally able to run out of the store to safety. >> i'm just glad that we're both here, that we both overcame something that could have ended terribly. >> reporter: tina says her daughter won't be working there anymore. as for the suspect, he's in police custody, in the hospital. now, police say he could be connected to at least ten others robberies in the area. zachary quiche, ab

we're here to tell about it. >> reporter: tina says her daughter won't be working there anymore. the suspect is in custody. police say he may be connected to ten other robberies in the area. >> harrowing video. >> almost incomprehensible that the women would survive after seeing how close he was. >> they went right for the guns. >> zachary, thank you. >>> to the weather yet again. rob is out this weekend. in for rob, cindy fitzgibbon. from our boston affi >>> all right. good morning, everyone. i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. more rain for us from allentown all the way down through baltimore and dc. the exclusive accuweather 7-day around lunchtime and it's cloudy and mild with a high 55. if you're counting, 23 days away. >> oh, my goodness. an eternity. >> you can't make it that long? >> i'm just wanting to have warm sunshine every day on my face. i think everybody is lik >> this is what happens when a west coaster moves to new york city. >> it's so true. it's so true. >> you're faring up well. >> yes, thank you. >>> coming up, on "gma," the report of

tina scharf says he's been a loving ideal. >> it was like we were two puzzle pieces that were made for each other where each of us completed the other person. >> utven in this happy new life, he says, he's never forgotten about jody. but he might have been surprised to learn that someone else was thinking of her, too, after all these years. burgen county had a new prosecutor and he was eager to revisit old case files. among them an unexplained death here on the cliffs of the palisades so many years ago, the death of jody scharf. >> there was this renewed push since 2002 to look into the cold cases. >> marcos covered the trial for the record newspaper in new jersey. on one hand, he says, it didn't seem the prosecutor had any reason to pursue the cold case. >> in terms of hard evidence it had absolutely nothing new. >> but the prosecutor did have someone new. a famous name to join the investigation into jody scharf's death. dr. michael baden, a world renowned forensic pathologist who investigated the deaths ofs of john f. kennedy and john bu loogsy and testified at the trial of o. j. sim

. >> a "saturday night live" sketch features a colonial-style shoutout with upper darby native tina fey. that's coming up next. through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural er and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> good morning. first alert meteorologist krystal klei here. if you're heading out, grabbing the final ingredients for the awesome snacks you're making for the game tonight, about 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 this afternoon, the lehigh valley and berks county and pennsylvania suburbs, upper box into chester county, a snow/ice mix before it turns over to rain. as that falls on to cold roads, even if it has turned to rain early on, you could get the slippery or icy spots. we want to give you that heads up. there's a winter weather advisory in effect. into this evening, it's just rain. temperatures will be in the 40s. some of the heavier rain comes in by 4:00 to 5:

>> shannon: tina, i know your big concern is you are worried about ashley. there was a point, ashley, what you see your mom struggling to a you are trying to intervene. actually, was like that for you? i cannot imagine watching my mother or my daughter in the situation. >> well, i mean, i was on the phone with the dispatch pretty much the entire time. as soon as i got my to my phone. i was watching the struggle between them two and on the phone with the dispatch. and then i didn't know -- i couldn't tell you how i was feeling or what i was feeling. i was trying to remain calm. i knew when he hit her over the head with her own pistol, i knew i had to do something. i had to be careful. i shot the man. i mean, i had to. otherwise he was not going to stop beating on her. he was going to do anything and everything he could to take her out. then i was next. i knew i was next. seeing her face after she got hit in the head, that was hard. that was really hard. she didn't take her eyes off of me. i knew i had to do something. >> shannon: to hear both of you telling t

. >> tina fey returned to "saturday night live" last night to represent her hometown fans. we'll have a look at that in the next half hour. plus this -- >> yeah! we're making burgers. >> this is the cat balloon. a six ounce burger. we press it down. we drop it out. we hand form all of our burgers. no patties. we use about 700 pounds of ground beef a week. either local farmer is. out of unionville. we're going to grill these off. >> how many burgers are going on at one time in the kitchen? >> oh, my goodness. 30. our grill is a foot longer than this. my guys are incredible. i've got a great team. they rock out 400 burgers on tuesday. it's amazing. the build your own can be all sorts of different kinds. caramelized onion. that will be for the farm burger. put the brion. it just works. this is the cat ba lieu. >> mmm. >> juicy. >> ready? chup cab rah. >> put on jalapeno. i like my spice, man. never cease to amaze me, chef. >> to see the recipe and all of the recipes featured on the chief's kitchen log on to chefs kitchen.tv. eagl-a-g-l-e-s e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> that's in gen

we're here to tell about it. >> reporter: tina says her daughter won't be working there anymore. the suspect is in custody. in the hospital. police say he may be connected to ten other robberies in the area. pretty crazy video. >> harrowing video. >> and the instwingts. >> almost incomprehensible that the women would survive after seeing how close he was. >> they went right for the guns. >> zachary, thank you. appreciate it. >>> to the weather yet again. rob is out this weekend. in for rob, cindy fitzgibbon. from our boston affiliate, wcvb. cindy, good morning again. >> good morning to you. i want to take you out west and show you amazing video from lake tahoe. this, right here, is just so picturesque. it looks like a video game. can you imagine skiing down this? pretty unbelievable stuff. we have more snow coming on in to the west. a new system comes in. it will bring additional snows in the cascades. of the northern rockies. this storm behind it will bring more cold out west. it's been pretty chilly in the los angeles area. in fact, we had record low temperatures in santa barba

i'm pretty sure not for tina turner or kenny rogers either. so i am going to say a, jimmy buffett. final answer. >> but are you a parrot head? >> i'm afraid not, but i will be now. >> jimmy buffett's right. >> all right. >> i didn't peg you for such a psychotic streisand fan. >> not psychotic, but... >> you went pretty deep there. >> i did, i did, i did. >> you went pretty deep there. this is a look at your $5,000 threshold question. here it is. fittingly, nintendo honors its legendary mustachioed plumber on what date each year? >> all right. i'm pretty sure they're thinking of mario and, um... the hoo-hah guy. i forget his friend. luigi, i think. luigi, i think, yes? and i'm not confident that i know the date of why they would be honored, however, looking at these answers, one keeps popping up because it looks a little like "mario." i'm gonna have to say a. march 10th. final answer. >> it spells out "mario." that's exactly right. you rapscallion, you. kirk, you got it. way to go. >> all right. whoo. >> $5,000 and that money is safe. we're gonna come back, play more right after thi

i'm sure, tina, you have had that gun for a while. did you ever think you were going to have to use it? did you ever come close? >> no. i never in my life thought i would have to use it. steve: why did you decide this time you were gonna? it looked like he was going to take the money and go but you decided otherwise? >> well, when we ducked under -- i thought he had left the building, i mean, i saw him go out the door. we ducked down underneath the counter and then honestly, all i saw was the shotgun and his face and i pulled the trigger. actually, i don't even remember pulling the first two shots. ainsley: tina, what goes through your mind. i'm a mother. i can't imagine my daughter being there and i would think i have got to protect her first. but then, you know, i feel like i would be so scared in that situation but does your adrenaline take over? that motherlily instinct take over? what do you go through? >> think about anything except just stop, symptom. he kept coming back at me. just stop. ainsley: did he fire off any shots, too

let's bring in tina. someone who has worked within the humanitarian sector since the 80s, is this widespread in your experience? yes, absolutely and i wish to thank the media for bringing attention to this. the oxfam case is nothing special, it's triggering a very dedicated response now. the first time i experienced and witnessed the abuse of people receiving aid was in cambodia, i was on the lecturer worker in 92, there we re on the lecturer worker in 92, there were complaints against civilians and soldiers but the head of the mission told in a staff meeting boys will be boys and they should be able to blow off some steam in the evenings. this was a message i received back in 92. i have worked on these issues and exploitation and abuse for many years. i am doing it full time now and i would say we do to break and come out of our ivory towers as was mentioned in the video, we need to work with the people there to be protected.“ this the tip of the iceberg, without naming individuals or charities, are we

hello, this is breakfast with chris mason and tina daheley. a warning that cuts to the royal marines would undermine uk security. a group of mps says it's time for the ministry of defence to ‘cough up‘ to protect the future of britain's elite fighting forces. good morning, it's sunday, 4th february. also this morning: a senior conservative mp accuses ministers of being "vague" and "divided" over brexit. harvey weinstein faces fresh claims of sexual assault, as uma thurman says she was attacked by the film producer in the 1990s in london. a jihadist group in syria says it shot down a russian warplane yesterday using a shoulder—launched missile. and in sport, there's a thumping win for wales against scotland, and ireland pip the french in paris with the last kick of the match — it's a thrilling start to the six nations championship. every time i see that, i wonder if it will make it over the bar. and ben has the weather. it's shaping up to be a brighter day for most of us. quite a lot of sunshine but some treat showers, two, brought in o

tina ring and her daughter were working in a family owned liquor and -- store and a man burst in. during a violent struggle the suspect suffered gunshot wounds but is expected to survive. the mom and daughter had minor injuries. >> >> well, it's known as san diego's cannabis church. a church that distributes marijuana as a sacrament. now the leaders of the sacred source sanctuary are filing a lawsuit against the city after the police raided their place of worship earlier this month. the church is nothing more than an unlicensed cannabis shop, the police say. but they say that the city is violating their right to freedom of religion. >> they did $75,000 worth of damage and took inventory. >> the leaders claim that giving marijuana out as a sacrament is no different than giving out wine in the catholic church. >>> handwriting specialists say the use of technology is damaging children's dexterity. the excessive swiping is not helping them develop the dexterity needed to hold pens and pencils. our question of the day is how concerned are you about children who struggle to hold pencils

. >> mike: austin dillon's mom is richard childress' daughter, tina dillon, gave his son the nickname. his logo is an ace of spades. he said mom always called me her ace in the hole. today the ace is a champion of the daytona 500. >> darrell: getting screamed at by his mom for climbing on the trophy in victory lane. >> mike: nobody will scream tonight. he won in charlotte in may. a very emotional family for the whole childress family returning the number 3 to victory lane, and he just did a slide to replicate what dale did when he won it in the 320 years ago. how fitting. how special. >> jeff: you're going to see a lot of emotion out of this young man. that's huge for this family and rcr. >> darrell: an anniversary. >> mike: austin dillon won the monster energy nascar cup ser s series. >> jeff: we haven't seen him go to victory lane a lot but big races. >> darrell: some nice burnouts. >> mike: february 18th, 2007, harvick wins for rcr. february 18th, 2018, austin dillon wins. andy petree, new vp of competition for rcr with the headset on. congratulating everybody. >> jeff: that's just

tina and zion also knew in the tenth grade to encourage them to pound the students meet up outside of school at a time in germany. this is also part of the e.s.p. zs concept. but. tolerance and acceptance of each other are key values promoted by the school for students must learn to get on in spite of very different backgrounds and levels of performance. it's a challenge for all of them teachers as well as old students and new. fence and that's because i think it's nice that we've now distributed the welcome students in the classes and they're not in separate groups months sometimes it's a bit tedious when you have to keep explaining something but it's also kind of nice to integrate people this way and to make sure you manage to include them so i think it's definitely our job to include the students because they can't be integrated just by the teacher is the cohesion of the class is important and that we grow together. when i first come i had no friends also though welcome class were a bit too kind because they thought i'm not nice to them so at that time i felt like i just want to go

oh, well, clark's head of the math club, and tina's turned into a bit of a slut. thanks for the update. -okay, there they are! -hi! don't y'all look as pretty as a peach pie on a sunday afternoon?

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and after the silver, she spoke with tina dixon. >> gold medal for jamie andersen in slopestyle. a silver medal in big air. jamie, what a day, what an incredible day of riding. just give us your take. >> yeah, today was beautiful. all of the girls are, honestly so impressive. i came to do a front 10 and a cab 9. i was so happy to put those down first two runs. and on my last run, i really wanted to get cab 10. which i haven't really landed yet. but it is close. just ended up going a mile down the landing. but i'm so happy. i mean i can even believe it. i am so proud of anna. she has been riding so well for years. and just, pushing all of us girls. and, and i'm stoked. >> to come to the olympics and win a gold and silver medal, that's big. how much does that mean to you? >> honestly, i am tripping. like i am so grateful. i got a gold. i like silver. i like it all. little yin-yang. double gold would have been pretty gangster. got to do the best, and bless the rest. >> thank you, jamie. congratulations. >> little yin-yang, gangster, pretty good at the end of the day, no matter what