when she said they put on everything they did, no, they didn t. he s going to die in prison, mission accomplished. i don t know what trying the case will do. if the roles were reversed and a black youth gunned down a 45-year-old white software creator that was unarmed. we wouldn t even be talking. it would be over. let s not be embarrassed that we all have issues with race. let s talk about it and come together on this. now defense attorney jose baez one of the voices you heard there. he s joining us live in the next hour to talk more about the dunn case and where we go from here. all right, let s go to sochi where the u.s. now leads the race for the most olympic medals on day nine of the winter games. if you re not ready to find out how team usa got its edge,
but the north will actually feel it, too, in the coming days. atlanta 61 today and 64 tomorrow and then by tuesday, temperatures will be at 66 degrees. new york city will be at 38 degrees on tuesday and then in the 40s on wednesday in d.c. even at 61 degrees wednesday. so, guys, things are really starting to change but i was reading some things in the midwest they re starting to worry about some of that flooding. they had so much snow and temperatures start to warm up and flooding is going to be a concern in places like the midwest in the coming weeks. right, right, that s always a concern. jennifer gray, thank you so much. the latest from sochi and who has been helping to boost the u.s. medal counts. president obama is weighing in over twitter about team usa s big victory on the ice. spokesperson: we decided to settle this. a steel cage death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers.
rise and shine, washington. live pictures from the white house there. the forecast for all of you waking up in d.c., partly cloudy skies, high of 41 degrees, but just want to say a little hello to all our friends there in the d.c. area. let s go to another cold and snowy spot. sochi, the u.s. is now tied with rush fr russia for the most olympic medals. day nine of competition. if you here s how team usa there. just turn it down just a second. here it is, a pair of u.s. skiers brought home the latest precious hardware. andrew weibrecht took the silver
and emotional bode miller also tied for bronze. he tweeted this after the race. thanks for all the support. today was one of the most emotional days of my life. i miss my brother. bode s brother died unexpectedly last winter. he was just 29 years old. we re thinking about him. congratulations, certainly. look, no medal at stake yesterday, but, darn, was it a good game when the u.s. and russia met in what some are saying an epic olympic hockey showdown. now, this looked like russia clinched victory with a gold. but the referees disallowed it saying the net moved. with the score tied at the end of regulation, the game went into a shootout. our rachel nichols has the call from sochi. mix in two huge rivals and then meeting on one of the team s home turf and plus russian president vladimir putin from the stands, hard to imagine more build up for this game and
the shootout. but after the u.s. won, no more cut aways of putin. but, hey, if it s not one world leader, it s the other. barack obama tweeted, oshie. oshie said he prefers to just stay under the radar. for cnn, i m rachel nichols in sochi. that tweet that rachel was talking about from president obama. here s what it said. congratulations or congrats to t.j. oshie and the u.s. men s hockey team on a huge win. never stop believing in miracles with the #g#go-teamusa. the other big sporting event closer to home, the nba slam dunk competition. despite a sensational slam by john wall the game s new rules got mixed reviews from plans.