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Some of hear mail. while she was out doing that,one off and struck her. >> reporter: the national guard and quincy police are still relying on large piece of equipment to get people in and out. the concern now is less water as the tides coming down, and more power. the lights are still out, and its going to be a very cold night. the winds are ramping down, which means repairs should speed up, but the citys mayor here in quincy says this has been the most damaging storm to the citys infrastructur...

Iconic symbols for something larger than just the moment that they capture. ep reporter: for paul and kristina, that perspective makes bife richer and makes the job worth every moment. >> its failing 98% of the time, miing miserable most of the time, being patient, believing in yourself, believing in the process, and chasing that story. te reporter: carter evans, cbs news, vancouver island, british columbia. >> glor: and that is the cbs evening news tonight. im jeff glor. ne news continues now o...

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♪ ♪ ♪ i never been -- its the return of the king. >> shaun white takes the gold! >> how about this? welcome to the show, chloe kim. >> it is oh so close. gold medalist. >> down goes vonn one last time in the olympic downhill.

Because japan was growing. >> reporter: venues refurbished, others built from scratch, and while some baseball and softball games are played in fukushima, the area hit by a earthquake and tsunami in 2011. the 1994 olympics highlighted japans transformation. these games, they say, will look to the future in this ever-changing region. from pyeongchang to tokyo, in just two years, the olympic spotlight will shine on asia once again. nbc news, tokyo. >> i cant believe thats just two years away. when...

Shaun white find olympic greatness one more time. >> front side 12, perfect. >> my fourth olympics, three golds. >> reporter: and where an icon like lindsey von scores another downhill medal, a bronze, in honor of her grandfather who died in november. >> i wanted to win so much because of him, but i still think i made him proud. >> reporter: where history is rewritten. jessi and randall winning team usas first gold medal in cross country skiing. and a down-to-earth group of guys once labeled rej...

Finally, tonight, our american athletes put on quite a show in south korea. team usa finished the winter games fourth in the medal count with norway taking top honors, more than half the overall medals earned by our female athletes, by the way, and nbcs joe friar looks back at the exciting two weeks marked by milestones and surprising firsts. >> reporter: every four years, we turn sheets of ice and snow-topped slopes into stages illumina illuminated by a global spotlight. >> comes around, back-t...

>> reporter: that journey would be one of strength and love. he was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer at the age of 14. it was his his pelvis and lungs. >> one of the things i remember was they told me i might not ever ski again. >> reporter: he underwent intense chemotherapy, radiation and surgeries. after 14 months he was cancer free. he gradually returned to recreational skiing. >> when i came back to skiing, it was more of a personal thing and i needed to show myself that life was st...

Paralympic games. >> whats your physical condition? >> i look pretty norm normal. i have two arms, two legs. i have an amputation in my pelvis where they took out bones. i suffer from this disease that swells my leg. i have limited control of some muscles in there. >> what do we need to know about? >> everybody with a disability has a different struggle and we all support that. yes we want to be there to compete and beat each other. at the end of the day i think our community has more grateful a...

Dreams even though doctors told him he may they ever ski again. >> reporter: thomas walsh threw up in colorado to a ski instructor mom. valle mountain game his playground. >> i lemarned how to ski at two and started racing at age five. >> reporter: he caught our eye when he was just 11. >> i heard you jumped nearly 100 feet in competition. what was that like? >> it was pretty scary. it was the biggest jump i had gone. it felt cool to be on pierp and have that fire come up behind us. >> whats it ...