CBS's broadcast of the 17th Olympic Winter Games is sponsored by Monastat 7, the number one choice of women, the number one recommendation of doctors, and by IBM, worldwide sponsor of the 1994 Olympic Winter Games, gold, silver, bronze, and blue.
One million kilos of salmon.
Years before the 1994 Winter Games,
20,000 meters of fabric,
the people of Norway could tell you what they needed to prepare for the event.
How, you ask?
With IBM Systems.
Systems that help plan and predict everything from inventory, and lodging,
to ticketing for millions of spectators, right down to 1.6 million hot dogs.
By preparing so early, IBM helped the Norwegians get a billion-dollar enterprise off the ground.
The 1994 Olympic Winter Games. Gold, silver, bronze, and blue.
Ah, yes, the guinea pig. When a new car comes out, nobody wants to be one.
This past year, a number of pioneering souls bought the new Chrysler Concorde.
Did they make the right decision?
Among 129 new models sold, the Concorde was in the top 10 in owner satisfaction, along with Lexus and Mercedes, proving that sometimes good things come to those who don't wait.
The Chrysler Concorde, an eloquent expression of form following function.
It's a special place you long to come back to, where unforgettable memories are made.
A place where being together is all that matters.
Now a wife, her husband, her father, and her mother are taking the road home to be a family again.
Don't miss the new series the TV Guide calls a true gem.
Discover the Road Home, premiering Saturday, March 5th on CBS.
Another bride, another groom, another sunny honeymoon.
Another season, another reason for making whoopee, for making whoopee.
The first padded dash, the first shoulder harness, the first to install airbags in every minivan and pickup truck they build.
The first car to feature both dual airbags and an integrated child safety seat.
At a time when it has become fashionable to hop on the safety bandwagon, we thought you'd like to know who built the bandwagon.
In the car business you lead, follow, or get out of the way.
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Tonight, Dave's mom from Norway.
No way.
Way plus, UB 40 and Luke Parrish.
Tonight, potatoes and stuffing.
Joel's throwing a world-class dinner party.
I'm looking at my ears and potatoes and chicken. What more do you want from me?
It's an evening of food and wine.
You haven't set the table yet?
Oh, I hate this!
What can one expect from the Martha Stewart of the Yukon?
48 hours of vomiting and diarrhea and body ache.
Northern Exposure returns next week on World Class Monday.
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Hello, I'm Gordon Peterson with Doug Hill in the Weather Center. We'll explain why we're here in a moment.
We're not going on to 1130 tonight after the Olympics, so here are some of the stories we're preparing for tonight's broadcast after the Olympics.
President Clinton says the NATO ultimatum that's brought peace to Sarajevo may need to be expanded to other Bosnian cities.
A new study on AIDS in pregnant women reports dramatic progress in preventing the spread of disease to babies.
And we'll have an exclusive jailhouse interview with Ronald Barber.
He is the man arrested last week on charges of planning to assassinate President Clinton.
Now, Doug Hill is here in the Weather Center, as he always is. I'm with him.
I'm always. I actually sleep here. People don't know that, but I'm always here.
Well, I drove in a few minutes ago and the fog is really rough.
It's really rough. A dense fog advisory is in effect for areas west of the city.
If you do a line from Washington up to Baltimore west of that line, dense fog advisory in effect until about midnight.
We're looking live out across the street from our weather camera here in northwest Washington.
And the fog is very dense here to about a quarter of a mile visibility.
Things will improve later tonight. Once the leading edge of some cooler air comes through, we're going to see the visibilities increase and the temperatures will drop off.
So actually some pretty nice weather headed our way for one day.
You don't see much residual ice or sleet left.
No, temperatures. Yeah. Temperatures past couple days have been pretty warm. Well into the 60s.
So there are a few spots. The big concern of this next weather system coming in is that we could get a lot of rain.
And with the ground still frozen under the first inch or so, it may not be able to soak in.
You want to take a look at the satellite picture? Sure. Why not?
Even if you don't want to, we're going to look at the satellite picture. We've already decided.
Take a look at the satellite picture. There you see some heavy clouds just off the coast.
And there are some breaks in the overcast here and there. And you see that little arc of a line of gray clouds? Oh, yeah.
Through Pennsylvania and Ohio? Well, that's the cold front. And that's what's going to clear us out later tonight.
We'll give you a quick look at radar across the country. And there's nothing real close to us.
Some pretty good showers off the outer banks of North Carolina.
But the next weather system out there is causing a lot of rain and thunderstorm activity through Texas and Oklahoma.
And you work north through sections of Kansas and Nebraska and it's snow and give you a little better version of what the storm looks like on a real surface map with all the features.
And this is what we're dealing with tomorrow. A big storm winding up.
It is going to have a lot of heavy snow from central and northern plains, the western Great Lakes, a little area of ice over sections of Indiana and Ohio, and a lot of rain elsewhere approaching.
And our real concern is going to be for early Wednesday morning when that precipitation arrives here, Gordon, we could see a period of sleet or freezing rain north and west of the city again.
The same old story. Here we go again. I don't think we're going to see any snow this winter.
Sure, we're not looking that way, but we sure get our chances of ice and we're afraid that for a while Wednesday morning there could be some ice and then it should warm up to plain old fashioned rain.
Biggest snowstorm we ever had. We had in March, right?
One of the biggest ones, yeah. Not this year though.
Okay, we'll be back at 1130 with I with the snooze. More details on the weather. Meanwhile, if you don't have to go out, don't go out. See you later.
Thank you.
If you were to line up end to end, all the luxury sports sedans that come standard with a 170 horsepower engine, power windows, power door locks, power moon roof, plus both drivers and passenger side airbags for under $20,000, you'd have one.
The all new Acura Integra sports sedan.
Car Driver magazine recently named the Acura Integra GSR one of the 10 best cars of the year.
Every four seconds, Freddie Mac makes it possible for an American family to own their dream home.
The financial system we've created helps make mortgage money more accessible and affordable.
In fact, by the time this commercial ends, we will have made the American dream a reality for seven more families.
Freddie Mac, we keep money flowing from Wall Street to Main Street, making our nation's housing system the best in the world.
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For smooth acceleration.
Turning loose.
For a cleaner engine.
Turning loose.
Move up to 93 octane Exxon Supreme and turn the tiger loose.
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That's the kind of luxury you'll find in the new Mitsubishi Galant.
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These are a few of my favorite things.
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Including two things that could prove particularly useful.
See the all new Galant from Mitsubishi.
These are a few of my favorite things.
The new thinking in automobiles.
On February 21, 1992, in Albuidville, Christy Yamaguchi was spun gold.
She was the first American woman since her idol, Dorothy Hamill, to win the Olympic crown.
Christy decided not to defend her title, but Nancy Kerrigan, who won the bronze in Albuidville, is back.
This car is 18 feet long, weighs over two tons, has dual airbags, anti-lock brakes, and a sophisticated impact management system.
The new Neon also has dual airbags, available anti-lock brakes, and a sophisticated impact management system.
The rich, it would appear, do not have it all.
Say hello to Neon.
$89.75 for starters, $12.50 nicely loaded.
All right, everybody, check the side.
Put one leg through.
Spin around.
And on your back, kick and pull.
Put air through your hair and try it again.
And tuck and pull.
And stomp and get real mad.
Take them off.
Considering what you go through to put on most jeans, who needs an exercise program?
Try lean to brand new fit.
About 65 miles south of the nearest stoplight, and two miles up in the rocky mountain sky, you'll find skiers heaven, also known as Telluride Ski Mountain,
where the skiing's perfect and the views are even better.
And whether you're going to extremes or just going for a lesson, don't go without your Visa card, because at Telluride Ski Mountain, they'll let you take the plunge, but they won't take American Express.
Basin, it's everywhere you want to be.
Still going.
Getting outlast the energizing battery.
It keeps going and...
You gotta love a guy who moves his family to a country home.
I hate being a farmer. It's so uncool.
Right next to a dump.
Mike, I grew up out here and there's nothing to be ashamed of. Better close the windows though, it's a tire-burner day.
Tom, the comedy with a soft heart.
Just tell me that this isn't the worst mistake that we've ever made in our lives, because I really do want to believe that.
And a few rough edges.
You gotta look at things in positive, Dorothy.
Yes, they turned out better than the two we wanted.
You gotta love a guy like Tom, coming March 2nd to CBS.
Many of its plastic parts have been labeled for the day they can be recycled.
It's painted with a new technology that reduces factory emissions.
And its air conditioning refrigerant won't deplete the ozone.
No matter which color neon you choose, we've done our darndest to make it green.
Say hello to neon.
89.75 for starters, 12.5 nicely loaded.
Put the lead in, leave the lookalikes out.
Mix the salsa in, pop it in and pull it out.
Use some lookalike? Who knows what may come out?
With the lead there's no doubt.
Put the lead in, leave the lookalikes out.
Mix the salsa in, pop it in and pull it out.
Now you've got a tasty salsa dip that's really gonna make them shout.
Velveeta!
Velveeta cooked better!
That's what it's all about. Velveeta!
Today's tennis whites are tennis brights.
But how do you remove stains without taking out the color?
Use Color Brite Clorox II with special stain lifters to lift stains and brighteners to keep colors looking bright.
Clorox II Color Safe Bleach, the color specialist.
Watch the birdie with AT&T's speech recognition.
So pleased.
Your customers don't have to push buttons to route 800 calls.
Please hold. We'll connect you.
They just have to talk.
Cool.
One more reason AT&T is the best in the business.
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It's what in the world you've been waiting for.
They look like any teenage basketball players, right?
Look again. These kids are Olympic hopefuls from war-torn Bosnia.
The guy said, can you help me get 19 kids and two coaches out of a war?
I said, sure.
But there's more to their story, much more.
ION America brings it to you tomorrow on the CBS Evening News.
George C. Scott.
Byron Moore supportive.
Dan Cortez.
Chris Trapjack.
Obisai.
Two generations of cop.
Thursdays.
Get set for traps.
Wednesday night.
Bonnie returns.
Tomba debuts.
Tomba debuts and the event the world has been waiting for.
Nancy.
Tonya.
Katerina.
World champion Oksana Bayou.
European champion Surya Bonaly.
The time has come.
The ladies take the ice.
Wednesday night.