the headlines coming out of sochi. snowboarder lindsay jacobellis, a favorite for the gold, hit the slopes today. the 28-year-old from connecticut had a fall on that treacherous course, which rekindled memories of a similar tumble that she took in turin. it was a good day in the men s super-g. bode miller feeling the pressure to perform. is he taking home a medal? we ll get those results in just a minute. merrill davis and charlie white are they canning their skills back to the ice. the dynamic duo are looking for a score that qualifies them for the free dance finals. those are scheduled tomorrow. so, back to spoiler alert time. you know the music by now. in just the next few minutes, we ll talk about some of the olympic events that have already happened, but have not yet been broadcast. so turn away if you don t want to hear them. you can all watch it on nbc primetime tonight. let s bring in anne thompson as
that kazzed this car to flip over. the motorist was driving about 60 miles an hour or so when he hit all the debris. he survived with just minor injuries. lady luck failed to come through for power ballplayers hoping to win the jackpot. those are your fast five headlines. there it is. your spoiler alert music. in the next few minutes, we re going to talk about some olympic events that have already happened, but not yet aired. so go ahead and turn down your tv if you don t want to hear them. you can always watch the nbc olympics coverage in primetime tonight. let s bring in chris jansing for more now on the games. we miss you around here, but i know you got to speak to bode miller, which is pretty awesome. how did he feel about his medal today? reporter: look, he s happy. he s relieved. he was under a lot of pressure. this guy was on the cover of spo sports illustrated, one ofe big stars of these games. but we also saw him get really emotional because his younger
our spoiler reporter. anne is in sochi for us. it s good to see you again. usa did pretty well. we picked up some medals today. so tell us about that. reporter: they did. the big news, alex, is certainly from the men s super g. bode miller skied a very emotional race. he said when he skis he always lets his emotions out. what really caught us is after he crossed the finish line and took a look at his time and he got tears in his eyes as he saw his wife. he later explained he was thinking of the brother that he lost last year. he was a snowboarder who hoped to be in sochi with his big brother. but he died of a seizure in mammoth lakes, california. and as it turned out, body miller got a medal today, a bronze medal. that is his sixth. when he was asked are you disappointed it wasn t gold or silver, he said a medal is a