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And thanks for joining us for today's morning run.

It is Wednesday, February 11th.

I'm Amy Robach.

And I'm T.J. Holmes in tears.

Once again, I can't stop crying watching the Olympics.

Every single morning. I cannot stop crying. And it's not because some heartbreak or some defeat. It's the wins. And these sweet stories, Robes, I'm a mess every single morning. Happen again this morning. Why am I crying over snowboarding? It's snowboarding. It's impressive as hell. and you just see the work and the talent and the skill that goes into it.

And the pressure is surreal for them to complete these seemingly impossible feats.

We'll tell you why I was crying here in just a second.

But let's give the update, if we're of those, we should have been doing this already, but folks curious, as of this recording this morning. And again, we've been watching everything live. It's happening over in Italy, what, six hours ahead. Do I have it? Yes. Right. So we're watching live stuff at two, three, four in the morning, which for me is perfect. It's absolutely perfect. But as of this moment, the official medal count has the United States in fifth when it comes to gold

medals. So the gold medal listings are like this. Norway has six. Switzerland has four. Sweden

has three. Germany actually has three as well, and the United States has two.

If you've noticed there, Winter Olympics, a lot of those top countries are cold.

They're used to cold weather.

And snow.

Yes, lots of skiers and snowboarders and figure skaters and, yes, cold events are their thing.

And overall, the medal count Norrie is ahead.

12 overall medals to Switzerland's seven. And then you got Sweden with six and Germany with six

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