the pooh fit into all of this history and winnie the pooh go hand in hand it's a bit of a strange one so you just pans. you was the winner in the men's figure skating he won gold but the best thing about this story was his fans and their reaction to his when they started throwing winnie the pooh soft toys on to the us and it's almost like a ritual i think we can say it dates back to i think two thousand and ten when he was seen carrying a winnie the pooh tissue box i think is a big fan and he usually looks to bring we need to do the soft toy to his training to watch him train. to olympic sponsorship he's not allowed to bring it inside the venues and so that's where his fans step in and when he have it whenever he competes they throw up when he put winnie the pooh's on to the u.s. to show so. i guess i'm married and so so many get thrown off the ice that they collected and given to charity as yes given to children of the local area where every competes in nothing goes to waste which is not but it must be a bit annoying for the person coming after the competitor coming after him because

and there is the ticket window where winnie, by the way, how about that, mike, her name is winnie and she works at the ticket window? but there is eagles cheer. we send it back from cornwells heights where there is cents a happy crowd. i don't think the crowd will be so happy at the other train stations cents unless they have passes like this. >> it is a wonder day for win. >> i how about what a great big brother. >> i flow. >> getting them for his sister and friends. >> sister probably has a good looking friends trying to get close to, something like. that will let's see how it is going, by the way, thanks to septa on the phone, steve was on the phone, jeff on the phone, got it together because of our coverage there. thank you for that. let's see if we can dot same thing in malvern now with lauren. >> mike, still no tickets in malvern. you want to hear a frustrating storey? daniel has one for you. daniel is a huge eagles fan who moved to pittsburgh few years back. you have been so excited about this team, the super bowl, the parade. you drove down last night because trying to avoid g

you said no, they call you winnie the pooh? >> it was hard growing into this thing, because as a kid, winston duke, so i had a lot of cute si names, i had winnie, winnie the pooh, pooh bear a. >> is that your workout routine? >> just breakfast. >> just breakfast? what am i doing for lunch? a lot les weight that's for sure. we told you everything you needed to know about double bronze winners, but we look at the performance that actually landed them their second bronze medal. >>> flowing across the ice with grace and ease, the brother-sister duo knew they needed the skate of their lives. but before the performance, maya pulled to the past for inspiration. >> she pulled up some videos when we were kids, me meeting her for the first time. we were a wreck. it was what we needed, though. >> obviously it worked with flawless timing, they locked up their scores, and did exactly what they set out to do. >> that was the best skate of our lives, that was the skate we have always dreamed about and no matter the results, i knew we did the

>> i can remember back as a player winni the game what it felt like at it meant, i think it's a little more special waking up today knowing you've accomplished something ed twoay back in april an mr. lori hired me in philadelphia that is in the game we eventually wanted to be in and play in and win. i know it's going on to take sometime, but its kind of surreal right now.

here comes winnie the pooh bears. >> today, saturday, february 17th, 2018. >> great day of action. let's bring in u.s. skater nathan chen. you saw the unbelievable performance in the free skate hours ago. landing a record five quads. he attempted six. it helped him move up the leaderboard. nathan is with us this morning. congratulations. >> thank you. >> can i give you a hug? everybody around me says they want to give you a hug. it started off rough this week. you attempted six quads. you landed five. you made history. what was the mind set going into today? >> just put yesterday behind me. every day is a new day. honestly i want to enjoy my experience at the olympics. savor the moments on the ice. have as great a skate as i possibly could have. i did. >> you made us proud. >> five quads. how much of that is motivated by what happened during the short program? >> i had nothing to lose at that point. i already made all of the mistakes in the short program. at this point, if i had a couple mover fal more falls, it would not change anything. >> when did you decide? i read you didn't t

in the men's skating, it was raining winnie the pooh bears. that was after yuzuru hanyu's performance. he places a plush winnie the pooh tissue box cover on the sidelines. it is watching him. he has his own twitter account and fan following. >> i was there.call ed eeyore f. it was raining pooh bears. all of the darling girls who clear the ice after, they were inundated with winnie the pooh bears. >>> just ahead, members of the u.s. luge team >>> good morning. i'm vai sick kahema. just about 8:30. let's get to bill henley. >>> look at these temperatures, in the 50s right now, 57, new jersey, 58, philadelphia. the rain is taking a little bit of a break. the rain will be moving back in. still, some steady rain in delaware and south jersey. it is starting to move back into berks county. grab your umbrella. >> let's get a check on the roads with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. >>> an accident on 295 causing some slowdowns. right here is our camera. it is more around the black horse pike off to the shoulder. 29 minutes on the

in the men's skating, it was raining winnie the pooh bears. that was after yuzuru hanyu's performance. he places a plush winnie the pooh tissue box cover on the sidelines. it is watching him. he has his own twitter account and fan following. >> i was there.call ed eeyore f. it was raining pooh bears. all of the darling girls who clear the ice after, they were inundated with winnie the pooh bears. >>> just ahead, members of the u.s. lugei )m ... a suspected car thief is in the >>> good morning to you. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. a suspected car thief is in the hospital this morning after police say he smashed into a group of parked cars. this in santa rosa. that crash sent several cars on fire, it set them on fire. santa rosa police say this morning they posted those images of that crash which happened a little after midnight. police say the suspect had just stolen a car. neighbors who witnessed this actually followed the suspect. that car plowed into parked cars at high speeds. the driver ejected from the car. his injuries are not life t

he did just enough, intending down to touch the ice and stuffed winnie the pooh bears rained down. he was a huge fan of the fluffy bear and uses it in his competition as a mascot. also, in act, was american nathan chen, he said he wanted to redeem himself after a dismat short skate. today, he did that, making history with six jumps signing off by winning the free skate, but overall, finishing in fifth. showing us what he is capable of at 18 years of age. there was high drama in the women's alpine skiing. speed queen, lindsey vonn, has been talking about racing for her late grandfather. it gave way to a mistake at the end of the race that put her out of contention and into sixth position. instead, it was an outsider from the czech republic that pulled off the race of her life for the top spot. the most extraordinary thing is she is the only athlete here competing at the games in twro different sports, skiing and snowboarding. because of that, she never really expected to win. turns out, she's a better alpine skier than even she thought. an incredible story here on saturday. >> look

disagree, immortality, and emigrate are banned, as well as winnie the pooh. xisident she is -- president is often compared physically to winnie the pooh. bafflingly, the letter and is out now. nobody knows why. perhaps something to do with the fact that n terms of office is now greater than two, but nobody really knows the origin of that decision. anchor: very strange. let's move on to paris fashion week, it is underway in the french capital. the global movement against sexual harassment has now crept onto those runway shows. analyst: it was only a matter of time before the commodification of the me too movement made its way into the fashion world. one of the standout pieces from the dior show at paris fashion week was a sweater you see here, emblazoned with its -- anchor: a very clear message. analyst: exactly. the decor of the show reflected support for the me too movement, with feminist slogans printed everywhere. the 1960'sogans from and 1970's of women's right movements. and what huffington post calls a politically charged collection. anchor: finally, yo

the chinese are about to get theirfill of winnie the monica? the chinese are about to get their fill of winnie the pooh and elsa from frozen. this is a big deal with disney. aliba ba elsa from frozen. this is a big deal with disney. alibaba did not say how much this would be. but it would be streamed on its entertainment arm. it will release more than 1000 disney episodes. this deal comes after disney has been trying to get into the mainland. they had a venture which opened in 2016. it was the compa ny‘s disney life venture which opened in 2016. it was the company's disney life online content deal. but it only lasted about five months. after the operation got up and running. it is unclear why authorities pulled the plug on this. they are hoping that this time they have better luck. just to give you an idea ofjust how large the audience is, it has a biggerfollowing than large the audience is, it has a bigger following than netflix, large the audience is, it has a biggerfollowing than netflix, which as of 2017 had 70 million members. the chines

and fans threw winnie the pooh teddys on to the ice following his victory. he's not allowed to show off his own winnie the pooh because of intellectual property rights. ioc officials would let ten. there was a shock winner in the women's super g. 22—year old ester ledecka, is a specialist in the snowboard parrallel, but she took the greatest prize on skis today. the 22—year—old czech is now world champion and the first olympians compete in both skiing and snowboarding. she prefers to travel downhill by snowboards, but she's pretty useful on skis as well. but a lwa ys pretty useful on skis as well. but always heroin skis, she borrowed these from a giant slalom gold medallist, and they proved to be quick. faster than she has not ever gone before in super—g and faster than anyone else in pyeongchang, taking out to one of the most unexpected golds of the games. so unexpected, that the czech had to check that she's won. you're the winner! no! what happens, you tell me!| winner! no! what happens, you tell me! iwas winner! no! what happens, you tell me! i w

." >> those are winnie the poohs, right. >> winnie the poohs. >> reporter: this is the picture he snapped after winnie the pooh bears rained down. and the shibutani twins ice skating. how did he get the shot? >> from the catwalk. >> reporter: by placing remote cameras high above the ice and clicking at just the right moment. what do you like about figure skating? >> you can tell how much they want, how much they want to show how much they're into it. and every move, every, like, even fingertips, it's so beautiful. you know, the moment. >> reporter: it's not just figure skating. he's shooting all kinds of olympic sports, the athletes and the speculators. this is one of my favorite pictures. and it's probe the best picture i've ever seen that didn't have a back isn't it. i'm not picking the i'm picking human interest and life. this is lee's eighth olympics and perhaps the most meaningful. you see, he was born and raised in south korea before moving to the united states. he recalls delivering pizza in the '88 games in seoul. >> when i delivered the pizzas, they were watching olympics. and i

and there is winnie, can you show us a pass there? what they look like? do you, do youig, there is 600 passes here, that should be enough for this crowd!all right, here's juan eat a juanita first in line to buy two, has been here since 3:00 a.m. so we have very happy crowd and personal thank you manager r taking care of this crowd here and personal thank you manager r taking care of this crowd here pelly will do. you've worked hard. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? with strayer university's mba program today. it. maybe it's time to be your own? in the state with more ski mountainsthan any , family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon your winter chariot for your family getaway besk new york state. it's all here. it's only here. unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. giving you the confidence of a healthier mouth. colgate total. be totally ready for life. >> carson wentz is off the market. he proposed to his girlfriends, maddie, and he posted the photos with the

able to bring this standoff to an end in of al-jazeera much more still to come why even searching for winnie the pooh is banned as china cracks down on criticism of its move to scrap time limits for president xi. and to you saying you can run on. a highly anticipated announcement about the same ball turns out to be quite different from what his fans were expecting. welcome back across central and southern parts of china we've got a night two weather front which is clearing southeast or is cheering the course of wednesday so fuzhou is going to be wet and windy during the day that all clearing through as we head on through into thursday another area of rain up towards the n.c. river valley fine weather conditions across much of indo china hanoi there looking at temperatures of twenty seven degrees and then fine across los on into me and mark so let's now move across into south asia we've got the satellite imagery here showing showers affecting parts of sri lanka and up towards the north we've got an area of cloud and rain and the snow at higher elevations pushing across pakistan so cloudy pict

why even searching online for winnie the pooh is banned as china cracks down on criticism of its move to scrap term limits for president xi. how technology will help team doctors and referees at this world cup. south africa's parliament has partially passed a motion allowing the government to take private land without compensation the motion was put forward by the left wing economic freedom fighters party it was passed by an overwhelming majority of two hundred forty one votes in favor of the us is eighty three votes against south africa's new president so a ram opposed says set that land reform needs to happen immediately malcolm webb has more from johannesburg. ever since the n.c. came to power in one nine hundred ninety four its politicians have promised land reform and redistribution they've had policies and programs to do so but progress has been slow and it still remains that in south africa about three quarters of the land belongs to the white minority a lot of people say that the reason progress has been so slow is because a lack of political will from the top of the a.n.c. an

the international head of the charity, winnie byanyima has invited anyone who's been abused by 0xfam staff to tell their story and obtainjustice. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale, has been speaking to her. the earthquake that struck in 2010 reduced much of haiti to rubble. but the after—shocks are still being felt by 0xfam. in her native ugandan, 0xfam's global head said sorry for the sexual exploitation carried out by some of her staff in haiti, something she told me she only found out about last week. i'm inviting anyone who has been a victim of abuse to come forward, we're going to do justice, we'll atone for the past. right now thousands and thousands of oxfam staff doing the right thing in the most dangerous places in the world. she promised a new independent commission to investigate 0xfam's handling of past cases, tougher new checks on staff work references and more cash for safeguarding vulnerable people. changes that might in the future stop 0xfam employing men like roland van hauwermeiren, its former director in haiti, who has denied paying for sex. translation

s department for international development meanwhile winnie by an email the charity's executive director is asked women's rights leaders to carry out an urgent review oxfam has faced mounting criticism over the way it's handled allegations of sexual abuse staff members were fired after being accused of using prostitutes while working in haiti on peace a that oxfam's wynnie by name a joins me in the studio now thank you very much for taking the time to come in and speak to us so a very troubling allegations of a over the past few weeks what are your proposals and you know what sort of change are we likely to see within oxfam now well first i apologize i see in my own language. the city which is from the bottom of her to ask forgiveness for oxfam and after that i want to assure the victims that they would receive justice we are prepared for torn for the damage that was done so i'm reaching go out to the women in haiti or anywhere else and i'm saying come forward come forward with this into you we believe and who delivered justice. secondly i'm sitting up an international independent commis

on the global tweets too well there is a strange fan phenomenon with siri and it involves throwing winnie the pooh toys dozens right down on the ice out as before once on friday it started in two thousand and ten when he carried a tissue box featuring the a mil book character and it's just kind of stuck well winnie the paper isn't just raining down on the ice he is also raining on twitter this is one of the top tweets with more than eight and a half thousand retreats in japanese it reflects on the excitement peut must of been failing is here or hanzi cannot officially carry a toy as it breaches and pick sponsorship rolls and that's only on the ice there. the weenie. came came reasoning in here so maybe. he was here as chairing me. but for all his grace on the ice user is just not that good at walking now this was his full in sochi four years ago and on friday he also fell down the stairs to his press conference. day i will have to practice that i'll be back with more at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now. so thank you for that and that'll do it for this newsgroup if you can keep in touch wi

so a little earlier winnie by nima spoke to me and gave the charity's response to the controversy well first i apologize i see in my own language. the most windy city which is from the bottom of my her to ask forgiveness for oxfam and after that i want to assure the victims that they will receive justice we are prepared for torn for the damage that was done so i'm reaching out to the women in haiti or anywhere else and i'm saying come forward come forward we listen to you we believe you and who deliver justice sickened lee. i'm sitting up an international independent commission of women's rights that he does human rights leaders be announcing the names in a couple of days this commission will take a hard look at our culture under our practice and give us record to strengthen our system world leaders have been addressing a key conference in munich aimed at discussing global and regional security challenges the emir of qatar has spoken at the event calling the boycott of his country by for arab nations a futile exercise from which it has emerged stronger is also called for a new regional

this kind of comedy snaps are a reaction to friday, when the two major index in the us is that there winnie street. this came out because of data about wages in the us, which is ata of data about wages in the us, which is at a record high. —— winning streak. these are the highest levels ina long streak. these are the highest levels in a long time, and the concern is whether or not the us will have to increase three times, notjust for, as they had promised, so at this point, one analyst says it could be pa rt point, one analyst says it could be part three us correction, and there may be more time for the indexes to drop. and that probably most equity markets will be impacted by this. and with the dow futures lower by 200 points, it is a bad sign when wall street reopens for a later today. monica miller, thank you for that update on the asian markets. ca rs that update on the asian markets. cars will also be in focus this week. we will be getting a snapshot of how wealthy sector is faring when the major japanese carmakers unveiled a corporate earnings. today, mitsubishi reports, after sal

beside the profile of xi jinping making the point that the two look very similar so no mentions of winnie the pooh no mentions of honey no mentions of sticky no mentions of emperor xi jinping no mention was of amendment but this is what goes on you have this amazing game of cat and mouse going on between the netizens who use ingenious security as ways of trying to get around the great wall of china and censors looking for strange repetitions of words now surveillance is something that china does very well they've written the textbook on surveillance but they are very very good at eliminating any. and vague reference to xi jinping that could be seen as slightly derogatory but it does show also that you know any idea of even minimal freedom of speech in china is dissipating or. china correspondent thanks very much for talking to us. now the european court of justice has ruled that a fisheries deal between the e.u. and morocco may not include the waters off the disputed western sahara region the air has been contested since morocco claimed the territory as its own in one nine hundred seventy

reason why you see all the stuffed animals and i don't know i have to ask what is it with all those winnie the toys so those actually harmed you the japanese figure skaters that was because you know that won gold that's his lucky charm and there was so much but because of sponsor and branding reasons he's not allowed to bring them with him on the ice so a lot of fans now always bring them with him throw him throw them on the ice and they all go to a good cause actually he donates all those we need to put stuffed animals to charity is all he'll make a lot of kids happy after that performance and yeah i mean i don't know i wonder if those good luck charms had anything to do with him winning the gold i mean athletes can be very superstitious indeed and it certainly didn't hurt. to talk if indeed only as far as thank you so much. a quick reminder now of our top story day tuesday munich security conference is underway here in germany and british prime minister theresa may and germany's foreign minister is it my god via among today's notable speakers the annual three day conference is seen as on

winnie gassman to go in undercover. we could get a tv series. —— were need yasmin to go in undercover. one of the smaller stories at the bottom here, the nhs and record numbers of dying of malnutrition. this story is kind of... there is half the story essentially on the front page and we don't know the full details of what the numbers allude to however 351 patients with malnutrition listed on the death certificate in 2016 which is rather frightening. it the death certificate in 2016 which is ratherfrightening. it sounds like quite a large number. looking at it, what we do not know is what that means. there is a suggestion in the story that people are already arriving in hospital with nutrition issues. my mother was in hospital last year for five months and she must have done that menu round and round on the loop. she lost nearly five stone while she was there. it isa five stone while she was there. it is a challenge for people to eat. and as families become more desperate unique visitors to come in and help encourag

>> i can remember back as a player winni the game what it felt like at it meant, i think it's a little more special waking up today knowing you've accomplished something ed twoay back in april an mr. lori hired me in philadelphia that is in the game we eventually wanted to be in and play in and win. i know it's going on to take sometime, but its kind of surreal right now. these next few days will be a little crazy, we hava do, still, i'm excited the guys, and this the rest of our lives. >> reporter: we were lucky enough to be on the field when you shared an emotional moment with your dad i wanted to know what was going throw your head during that moment. >> yeah, my dad -- has always been one of my heros. my dad, didn't have an easy life growing for and my mom to give me the opportunity to play the game and provide for us as kids and watch him over his entire life oveome adversity that embrace, to share those emotions, that's something you cherish know his crazy, he lives or dies for every play i play. it was a special moment.>> repot leaving minneapolis at noon and he party down broad

winnie bya nyima says the charity has been shamed. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, has the full story. his report contains some distressing details. haiti in 2010. and the chaotic aftermath of an earthquake. a country heaving with humanitarian workers. some of them there to help, like this young woman, working for oxon for the first time. i studied oxfam in university and learned about them, they are the lead in the world, after unicef, a lot of humanitarian response. i always dreamed of working for them. but her dream turned sour as a more senior colleague became over—friendly and then not so friendly. you will understand why we have protected her identity. he literallyjust pinned me against the wall, he was groping me and grabbing me, kissing me, and i was just trying to shove him off. i got him off eventually and he got mad and threw his glass at me and it shattered on the floor, and later on, we got in the car to go home and he got in next to me and i was scared so i got out and i went to sit on the back. i didn't f

and when he finished his routine, stuffed winnie-the-pooh bears rained down from the crowd. hanyu is it a huge fan of the bear and uses it as a lucky mascot and he is always swamped by them every time he competes. also nathan chen said he wanted to redeem himself after a poor skate in the short program that saw him finish in 17th. and today he did that, making history in fact with six quad jumps and actually winning the free throw skate today, but overall finishing in fifth. and in the meantime there was high drama in the women's super g. lindsay vonn in action for the first time. she's been speaking a lot about racing for her grandfather who passed away last year, but sadly after what was a strong start, she made a serious error toward the end of the race that put her out of contention and into sixth place. instead it was a rank outside by the czech republic who pulled off the race of her life. but the most extraordinary thing about this lady is she is the only athlete at the games competing in two different sports, skiing and snow boarding. so after winning gold today, she

amy: that is oxfam international executive director winnie byanyima testifying. goldring, apologized for implying intern national outrage of oxfam sex abuse scandal was overblown, saying it was not as if oxfam "murdered babies in their cots." he said this in an interview with the guardian. this is stephen twigg questioning goldring. >> in her interview with the guardian published on saturday, you appeared to be downplaying this scandal. using the parallel with the murder of babies in their cots, which many people regard as grossly inappropriate. can i give you the opportunity to apologize? >> certainly, chairman. i do apologize. i was thinking, under stress. i had been given many interviews, given many responses . i was thinking about amazing work i had seen oxfam to across the world, most recently for .efugees coming from myanmar i should not have said those things. it is not for oxfam to judge issues of proportionality or motivation. i repeat oxfam a broader apology and my personal apology. we are sorry for the damage oxfam has done both to the people of haiti,

why even searching online for winnie the pooh is banned as china cracks down on criticism of its move to scrap term limits for president she. has fought how technology will help team doctors as well as referees at this year's football world cup. germany's federal administrative court has passed a ruling that a lot of cities the ban the use of diesel cars well the measures have been imposed to tackle air pollution problems across the country there were and could have huge ramifications for car makers in germany which is your ups largest car market dominic came reports not on her lip soon cities in germany couldn't force bonds on older diesel vehicles move environmental groups here have long campaigned for and now thanks to a court ruling on tuesday they have it is the view that we are certainly happy and satisfied as of today we have diesel bans in germany we achieved that in both of the places that we were fighting for doesn't go off and still got these cities have long been amongst the most polluted in germany stuttgart geography means vehicle emissions often linger in the air the co

. >> it's not a winnie the pooh, and there's one of them, but he'll get there. >> his day has just gotten a whole lot better. vincent zhou with a terrific performance after the incredible free skate from nathan chen. still the leader. pumped up! we'll see if the judges are. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. remembered for the diplomatic overtures between north and south korea, the games should also go down as the most >>> while the winter olympics in pyeongchang are likely to be remembered for the diplomatic overtures between north and south korea, it should go down as the most technically advanced games yet. >> these washing machine-sized versions c

his trademark, winnie the pooh bears, rained down on the ice in his moment of victory. lindsey vonn made her pyeongchang debut in the super "g," and said she was skiing for her late grandfather. vonn is considered the best female skier of all time, but in her final olympics, a wide turn on the bottom part of the mountain cost the 33-year-old a medal. she tied for sixth. south korean president moon jae-in visited the olympic press center and said he hopes dialogue between north and south korea will lead to talks between the u.s. and north korea. last week, kim jong-un invited president moon to the north for a summit. president moon, will you attend a summit with north korea? he said, "many people want to know, but it's too early to decide." most of the north korean delegation has now returned home across the border, and president moon says having the north koreans participate in the olympics here has brought some stability to the korean peninsula. ben tracy, cbs news, pyeongchang, south korea. >> ninan: coming up next, the latest on the powerful earthquake that rocked so

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 i made a mistake. >> reporter: czechoslovakia's skier showed up later at her post race interviews in googles explains she had most makeup. i remember to see her take the gold. she stood after the finish line in stunned silence for a while. let's take a look at the latest medal count. norway is pulling away ahead here and the big news overnight. u.s. has fallen out of the top five. here's what you can look for tonight. ted ligety is goin

. >> reporter: a blizzard of winnie the pooh bears thrown to the ice from his adoring fans. javier fernandez earning spain their first olympic skating medal ever. lindsey vonn was looking for gold in the women's super g. skiing a near perfect run for much of the course, the american went wide on one of the last turns. >> whoa! and almost down the side. >> reporter: the first racer down the mountain, she quickly dropped out of medal contention. you faced so many challenges, injuries, just the winds today. good for you for competing, for going for it. >> i've been waiting eight years for this. i didn't want to come to the finish and say i didn't try hard enough or i didn't push myself enough. i pushed myself as hard as i could. unfortunately, i just made a mistake. and that's ski racing. >> reporter: czech skier ledecka was surprised herself. she showed up later in goggles explaining she had no makeup. we were there to see the czech take that gold. she stood after the finish line in stunned silence for a while. let's take a look at the latest medal count. norway is pulling awa

paying they stay in power for life let me just show you what the means what they look like we have a winnie the pooh and. and then president xi jinping and the president. standing side by side there so you can see that might be some kind of similarity you where is the story you must be i am aware of what happened after the sunderland summit between obama and those. as well because government doesn't want their leader to be. or to be radical. thank you so much for joining us today and getting us up to date with the story from china. thank you so. it has been a one week since thousands of arjen time truck drivers flooded the streets of ironies to protest the economic policies of president. the demonstrations are being seen as a testament ability to push for reform union leaders have a valve that if the creek continues pressing his economic overhaul they may call a trucking strike next month joining us to discuss this from one of diaries we have to go she's a correspondent for al-jazeera covering latin america. is a political commentator and spokesman for the national coalition it's good to ha

hanyu was greeted by a shower of his mascot winnie the pooh stuffed toys on the podium. south korea‘s world record—holder choi min—jeong won the women‘s 15—hundred metres short track speed skating, after her disqualification in the 500m. great britain‘s elise christie crashed out — just as she‘d done in the 500 metres. and canada‘s sam girard won the men‘s 1—thousand metres title after a mid—race pile—up cost home hope lim hyo—jun a shot at a second gold. manchester united are through to the quarter finals of the fa cup, they beat huddersfield town 2—0 away from home. both goals came from romalu lukaku. the belgian opened the scoring afterjust three minutes and then got his 21st goal of the season early in the second half. juan mata had a goal ruled out just before half time by the video assistant referee, although there was some confusion over whether the decision was a correct one. we lost against them here in a few months ago, we knew it would be difficult, that they would not play for the point, because this is not about points, we knew

mum and dad, winnie and mike, overcome with joy. i'm still kind of speechless. i can't... i'm really excited, really happy. i'm stoked with how i skied and also stoked to win the bronze. the day was however tinged with disappointment as elise christie crashed out of the 1500 metres short track speed skating and was later disqualified. commentator: christie has crashed again now in the semifinal! she went to hospital as a precaution but was given the all clear and may yet race in the 1000 metres as she bids to avoid a repeat of her nightmare in sochi four years ago. announcer: bronze medallist for great britain! but that will do little to dampen the british euphoria as they delivered on snow and ice a super saturday to live long in the memory. david 0rnstein, bbc news, in pyeongchang. romelu lukaku scored twice as manchester united beat fellow premier league side huddersfield to progress to the fa cup quarter—finals. paul pogba was left out by mourinho. lukaku didn't seem to miss his good friend. he found the net — just three minutes in. and united thought they'd gone t

mum and dad, winnie and mike, overcome with joy. i'm still kind of speechless. ican't... i'm really excited, really happy. i'm stoked with how i skied and also stoked to win the bronze. the day was however tinged with disappointment as elise christie crashed out of the 1500 metres short track speed skating and was later disqualified. commentator: christie has crashed again now in the semifinal! she went to hospital as a precaution but was given the all clear and may yet race in the 1000 metres as she bids to avoid a repeat of her nightmare in sochi four years ago. bronze medallist, great britain! but that will do little to dampen the british euphoria as they delivered on snow and ice a super saturday to live long in the memory. david ornstein, bbc news, in pyeongchang. survivors of the shooting at a florida school this week, which left 17 people dead, have been taking part in a rally demanding tighter gun control laws. protestors in fort lauderdale chanted ‘no more guns' and attacked politicians. it comes as pressure mounts on the fbi over the agency's failure to act on

to get back together, they are going to do something, an special, another two and it's been massive, winnie the spice girls back. millions of people still want them i think like now, especially with feminism and the me too movement being the forefront of news, which is great. there you are, somebody's weekend has been made. do stay with us. good morning. at long last the weekend is upon us, but as the saying goes red sky at night, shepherd's delight, i would get in touch with trading standards. some of you had a lovely sunset on saturday and it's farfrom delight. this is the cloud pushing in. it's a weather front moving in across cold air and that's bringing overnight some sleet and snow and an icy start for some into saturday morning. the temperatures at their lowest where it is driest, the eastern parts of england and eastern scotland. elsewhere, temperatures won't rise much through the day. the weather front in scotland, western england and wales to begin with. sleet and snow over the hills and even the lower levels further north. at lunchtime, not a huge amount changes. parts of north�

after the winnie probably should have been sleeping but i just wanted to see it, i think a lot of the people here are so humble, they just wanted that win. and i was amongst the crowd. and the crowd here for the most part were very humble, they were gracious. they wanted to experience the same thing i described that i experienced blue were a few bad a.m. that's left quite bill bit of damage. we are on the east side of city hall. there are several traffic light polls down, i'll have scott show this one if you can , he's going to walk with me. completely ripped out of the grounds here. you need this for traffic. you need this during the day. so that morning commute, those who were actually going to have to commute, to work, will have little hard time. something else i want to show you that happened, this window , this storefront of macy's, very popular store down here, was smashed, now we're told by the person who shared it on social media that it was not looted and police arrived short time later. now, there was, how much, from what we have learned, looting at the sunoco in south phill

speaking to our diplomatic correspondent james landale , the international head of the charity , winnie byanyima , explained why she believes the organisation‘s work must go on. thousands and thousands of oxfam staff doing the right thing in the most dangerous places in the world, protecting people, saving lives, that work must go on, so i am here to make sure that we clean up, and continue doing this vital work for humanity. you are setting up a commission to investigate to look at what oxfam has got up to. you say it is going to be independent, how can it be independent if it has been set up by oxfam? who is going to pay for it ? how are you going to ensure that it is definitely independent from oxfam? ok, the members of this commission will be well respected, well—known, experienced women‘s rights leaders, human rights and human rights leaders. they will be people who could never work under the influence of direction of people like myself, or anybody else. penny mordaunt, the international development secretary, has said that if oxfam does not shape up, she will withdraw britis

and fans threw winnie the pooh teddys on to the ice that's it from us on historic day for great britain at the winter olympics. we leave you with a trip down memory lane and how lizzy yarnold six amongst the greats. —— ta kes pla ce yarnold six amongst the greats. —— takes place amongst the greats. the hockey team has been covering itself in glory, defeating japan and then canada. when all the points were added up, the figure skating title has been won. looks like you good start, this isa won. looks like you good start, this is a really fast run by the britain, dougie on the way to a gold medal. of our artistry, athleticism. john le carre did not put a foot wrong. robin cousins completes his long free skating programme it is a great round of applause. and cousins, the gold medallist for 1980. the people are standing and applauding. the unionjacks are standing and applauding. the union jacks are flying are standing and applauding. the unionjacks are flying around the rink. jane torvill and christopher dean has won the gold medal. it's looking good. she's done it! olympic gold for

winnie byanyima said the revelations of sexual misconduct in haiti and other countries were a stain on the charity that will shame it for years. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. the earthquake that struck in 2010 reduced much of a teaser rubble. but the after—shock is still being felt by 0xfam. —— reduced much of haiti. 0xfam's global head said sorry for the sexual exploitation carried out by found out that she told me she only found out that she told me she only fouhd'mfi. that; week...’ —— she told me she only wi‘ld'tjlfi. that; week..- —— of she told me she only wi‘ld'tjlfi. that; weeks, —— of i e on staff spent on internel sefegoeroing; end'i to eeiiee , s a new arm's—length commission to investigate 0xfam's handling of past cases. members of this commission will be well respected, well—known, experienced women's rights leaders, 01’ experienced women's rights leaders, or human rights leaders. isn't that going to be seen as marking your own homework? if going to be seen as marking your own homcges? if will facilitate a job integr

s department for international development meanwhile winnie the charity's executive director has asked women's rights leaders to carry out an urgent review oxfam is faced mounting criticism over the way it's handled allegations of sexual abuse staff members were fired after being accused of using prostitutes while working in haiti when the by name is spoke to me a little bit earlier on and she told us her response to charities response the controversy and what they plan to do next well first i apologize i see in my own language. the my going to city which is from the bottom of my her to ask forgiveness for oxfam and after that i want to assure the victims that they will receive justice we are prepared for torn for the damage that was done so i'm reaching go out to the women in haiti or anywhere else and i'm saying come forward come forward listen to you we believe and who deliver justice sick and lee. sitting up an international independent commission women's rights leaders human rights leaders be announcing the names in a couple of days this commission will take a hard look at our coa

executive director is setting up an independent commission to carry out an urgent review of the charity winnie by any much told al jazeera the commission will take a hard look at oxfam's culture and practice the charities embroiled in a growing scandal over its handling of allegations of sexual misconduct by aide workers. that for myself and the team here in london it's more news coming out from doha in about twenty five minutes time after counting the cost which is next. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. has a seeker this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week we talk to i.m.f. chief christine lagarde on the changing economic winds here in the middle east. can ireland break regs if we look at how the emerald isle is caught in the middle of a big round between the u.k. and the e.u. . plus a nation in motion it's the year of the dog in the world's second biggest economy. so

you will be able to watch winnie the pooh and mickey mouse. but in terms of baidu this substantial earnings. $656 million in profit. after the news broke their shares went up more than 5%. the pygmies we were talking about is this video streaming service. their arm is apparently going to launch this in the us stock exchange. i have heard different figures mentioned. the cost of it, what it is worth could be anywhere between eight to $15 billion. anything. this will be a big story about the economic future of china. thanks very much. let me show you the markets. the hang seng is having a pretty good session. bucking a trend of nervousness coming back into markets ahead of the inflation figures that we will get in the us later. at the world's largest economy. it will have an effect around the world. we know markets are jittery given everything we saw it with the better—than—expected job figures. it is that perverse thing where good news is leading to big falls on the markets. because it means interest rates could go up sooner than expected.

we have to work on this in a cultural level in the way that winnie described so our values are driven from everything from how we collect references to how we give them and everything in between, training and accountability, it was not a cce pta ble accountability, it was not acceptable that oxfam tolerated this or that certain individuals resign rather than go through a formal disciplinary process, so you have our commitment that we don't accept those standards and will not live with them. could i probed the charity commission submission where there was a statement as categoric and tried to get a grasp of what a beneficiary is? i think you are saying there was no transaction for aid forfood, i expect saying there was no transaction for aid for food, i expect you to have sex, but isn't there are much wider definition of beneficiary in that nobody goes into prostitution as an alternative to a well—paid job someone else, it is desperate people who should be defined as beneficiaries. i completely agree. oxfam uses beneficiary to mean those who are in direct receipt of oxfam assistance.