Team USA Wins Hockey Gold Over Canada
ROMANS: All right. Team USA takes gold in the women's hockey, beating Canada in a thrilling shootout.</s>MARQUARDT: Coy Wire was in the arena and has more from Pyeongchang. Coy, what was that like?</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Yes. Good morning, Alex. Good morning, Chris. Chants of USA and Canada back and forth. This is the third Olympics in a row these two teams went toe-to-toe. The last two taken by the Canadians. The game through overtime, then through a shootout and into a sudden death shootout. It was 2-2. The last skater for each side had a try. It was American Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson who takes the puck to do something to make Wayne Gretzky's jaw drop. She grew up in North Dakota, skating on the ravines with her sister and teammate on Team USA Monique. That gave the Americans the lead. Then it all came down to Team USA's 20-year-old goalie, a four-time Olympian from Canada with the puck and chance to tie it up. But no. She denies the Canadian and the crowd, goes crazy. America went to capture an Olympic gold for the first time since 1998, back in Nagano. And after the win, "Born in the USA" blasting through the speakers. Now, with this epic game coming to an end, Lindsey Vonn, the most decorated female alpine skier on the planet, had one more chance at Olympic gold. This time, an alpine combined. She was in first place after the downhill, but then a disaster, missing the gate. She ran off the course in the slalom program, and hoping to end her Olympic career with gold. She ends without finishing the race. She thinks she was out of tears after crying after she failed to take gold yesterday as well. Now, Americans did celebrate in the alpine combined. Twenty-two-year- old Mikaela Shiffrin taking silver, adding to the gold she already won here Pyeongchang. With gold in last Olympic Games as well, Mikaela has matched Lindsey Vonn in terms of Olympic medal count. Let's get an early start on your medal count. Norway leading the day, dominating with 33. Germany is in second with 24. And the USA racking up the medals this morning, they jump to fourth overall. Coming up in a bit, we will tell you about the Olympic champ who gets redemption. Coming back after adversity and back-to-back gold medalist for the</s>U.S. ROMANS: Awesome. All right, Coy, nice to see you.</s>MARQUARDT: And the women's hockey victory, 38 years to the day from miracle on ice when the men won at Lake Placid in 1980.</s>ROMANS: Wow. All right. Twenty minutes past the hour. The White House warning Moscow to stay out of the 2018 elections. Now says it is taking action to address Russian election meddling. We're going to go live to Moscow.