***This pkg contains photos from Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos out of the pkg for individual use.***\n\n --SUPERS--\nPyeongchang, South Korea\nMonday\n\n00-07\nBruce Wells\nFather/Freestyle Skiing coach\n\n:10-:15\nGetty Images\n2014\nSochi, Russia\n\n26-35\nBeau-James Wells\nCompeting in Freestyle Skiing Halfpipe\n\n:40-:45\nGetty Images\n\n57-1:07\nJackson Wells\nCompeting in Freestyle Skiing Slopestyle\n\n2:30-2:40\nByron Wells\nCompeting in Freestyle Skiing Halfpipe\n\nFebruary 12, 2018\n\n --LEAD IN--\nFREESTYLE SKIING COACH BRUCE WELLS HAS THREE SONS ALL COMPETING IN PYEONGCHANG. \nHIS ELDEST SONS, BYRON AND BEAU-JAMES, WILL COMPETE IN THE HALFPIPE NEXT WEEK, WITH HIS YOUNGEST JACKSON COMPETING IN THE SLOPESTYLE SKI OVER THE WEEKEND.\nAND IF THAT WASN'T INCREDIBLE ENOUGH, BEAU-JAMES WAS ALSO NAMED THE FLAGBEARER FOR NEW ZEALAND.\nCNN'S CHRISTINA MCFARLANE SPOKE TO THEM IN PYEONGCHANG-\n\n --ENGLISH TRANSCRIPT--\nBruce Wells, Father/Freestyle Skiing coach: They used to come to work with me and probably up to the age of 4 and 5 I used to let them go out by themselves, they knew all the lift operators and the lift operators knew them it was like their playground, you know, they had a great time. \n\nChristina Macfarlane, Anchor and Correspondent, CNN: What is the rivalry for you guys, because I imagine it must be off the charts but especially here at the Olympics. \n\nBeau-James Wells, Competing in Freestyle Skiing Halfpipe: Um yea I get asked that alot actually, but um, I know we're brothers, and um, we've been competing against each other our whole lives, and not necessarily a rivalry, but more support for the brothers for sure. \n\nChristina Macfarlane, Anchor and Correspondent, CNN: Jackson you are the youngest of the bunch here and the other guys have been in the Olympics before but I believe this is your first experience what is it like for you here and to be with your brothers what are your impressions?\n\nJackson Wells, Competing in Freestyle Skiing Slopestyle: Well it's such an honor to be here during the last Olympics in Sochi I was on the couch in Colorado staying up until 4am just to watch them, now to be here in person and not back there on the couch supporting them, to be able to fully support them here and be competing with them is awesome. \n\nChristina Macfarlane, Anchor and Correspondent, CNN: What tips have they given you to survive the Olympics?\n\nJackson Wells, Competing in Freestyle Skiing Slopestyle: Just to have fun with is really. I don't know we've all come here together so it's not like they've given me tips before coming, we're here doing it together so. \n\nChristina Macfarlane, Anchor and Correspondent, CNN: Sadly your eldest brother Josie can't be here, you know, he missed out on the games. How much of an inspiration has he been to you because he was the first one right? To lead the charge. Tell me about that. \n\nJackson Wells. Competing in Freestyle Skiing Slopestyle: Yea Josie kind of paved the way for freeskiing in a way, like he was the first one in a way to compete in the X-GAMES and I don't know, burst through to the professional stage of freeskiing, and to have that to look up to is just so amazing. \n\nChristina Macfarlane, Anchor and Correspondent, CNN: Bruce I'm interested because as a father and as a coach it must be an interesting dynamic because you want these boys to go for broke, but you don't want them to break anything, right? Because this is a pretty dangerous sport. How do you feel when you're out there and you're seeing the guys compete?\n\nBruce Wells, Father/Freestyle Skiing coach: They know what their limitations are, and they know how well they've trained - their mentals are really sound, and they've managed to develop these tricks pretty safely, and as long as you know what I'm looking at is within those boundaries I'm really happy and just loving it, but they're always still just on the edge of chaos. \n\nChristina Macfarlane, Anchor and Correspondent, CNN: And is he a hard task master guys? How strict is he with you? \n\nByron Wells. Competing in Freestyle Skiing Halfpipe: Yea at times we've definitely had our arguments at the top of the half pipe before we drop in but I guess at the end of the day you can't fire your dad. You can fire a coach but you can't fire your dad so that's a good way to look at it. \n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nSPORTS ASIA PACIFIC OLYMPICS\n\n

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Freestyle skier performing a stunt jump in a snow park. Shot in super slow motion.

International ski flying contest in Oberstdorf, West Germany

Full title reads: "St Moritz. Happy hearts and tingling cheeks in the brilliant sunshine - and exhilarating mountain air - makes one envy winter holiday-makers at the 'World's Winter Playground'." <br/> <br/>St. Moritz, Switzerland. <br/> <br/>GV of snow clad St. Moritz. <br/> <br/>Shots of horse team pulling sleigh with visitors through streets. It is followed by a bus. <br/> <br/>A couple skating perform a graceful ice dance on an outdoor rink. <br/> <br/>Shots of two man bob-sleighing competition. <br/> <br/>Man starts off down run on a luge or sledge. Good shots as he speeds down the run. <br/> <br/>Quick shot of bob sleigh tipping over. <br/> <br/>A man skis behind horse. <br/> <br/>Intertitle reads: "for 'sheer joy' on skis this is hard to beat!" <br/> <br/>Men perform freestyle skiing stunts, leaping off small ramp and doing somersaults.

00:20:18:20. BARS. CU INTV/W JEN BUCHER OF THE US FREESTYLE SKI TEAM WHO EXPLAINS WHAT BALLET SKIING IS. INTV/W A WEST GERMAN BALLET SKIER WHO COMMENTS ON THE POPULARITY OF FREESTYLE SKIING. 00:27:14:17 VS OF THE WORLD CUP FREESTYLE SKIING AERIAL EVENT. GOOD SHOTS OF THE SKIERS TAKING THEIR JUMPS. CI: PERSONALITIES: BUCHER, JEN. SPORTS: SKIING.

A freestyle skier moves gracefully through fresh snow.

FREESTYLE AREIAL SNOW SKI JUMPING SEVERAL SHOTS

TELESPORTS DIGEST

Some of the U.S. Olympic Freestyle Ski Team members are in town to practice. They will be jumping on plastic ski jumps into water pools.

EXTREMISTS - CONT'D: WINDSURFING: windsurfer/skier Pasqual Hardy speaks; windsurfer rides wave, snowboarder jumps & twists, windsurfer jumps over wave, VS of windsurfers' jumping & doing tricks, VS of windsurfing crashes/wipe-outs OFF-ROAD MOTOCROSS: (feat. Rodney Smith, Randy Hawkins, Steve Hatch); NASCAR TRUCKS w/ (feat. Mike Skinner); SPEED SKIING speed skier (feat. Jeff Hamilton); EXTREME FIGHTING! (feat. John Lewis, Maurice Travis, John Lober, Kenny Monday, Kevin Jackson), all actual fight footage has network bug on it.; SKYDIVING: 300-man team sky-dive in Russia; DRAG BOATING drag boats; FREESTYLE SKI JUMP: freestyle ski-jumping; shovel racing (?); bull riding; SKATEBOARDING: w/Tony Hawk; LUGE: ice luge. INTERVIEW: cinematographer discusses filming these nuts, w/ cutaways-- vs NICE sharks, underwater cameraman in scuba gear, sharks swarm around two cameramen on ocean floor;

UTAH (CONT'D)... FILM: Skier by; snowmobilers by; slo-mo 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics flag flies; ON OLYMPIC TRACKS: "skeleton" guy by (luge head first, on stomach); bobsled team takes off; freestyle ski jumper does complex twist, crashes badly on landing; luge guy by (2002 Olympic logo viz.); VIDEO: woman on downhill ski course (competition); lo < woman skier out of downhill starting gate; FILM: hi < Park City in snow day, dusk, night; EWS very nice houses on hillside; EWS average houses on hillside; WS tilt-up nice victorian house, dusk w/ Christmas lights; slo-mo CU sign "Park City Mountain Resort", snowing; slo-mo CU sign "Deer Valley", snowing; side POV ski-lodge from ski lift; VS tacky well-to-do couple strolling thru decorated town (nouveau riche), incl. 2-shot couple looks at cam, smile & wave; VS dusk Main St. w/ snow, lights, traffic; EWS Park City in valley, day; SEQUENCE: 2 men load & fire cannon to knock accumulated snow off mountain sides, create avalanche. WS 2 skiers slog up hill on skis.

Freestyle skier performing a trick in a snow park. Shot in super slow motion.

01/26/75 C0049741 - COLOR VERMONT AMERICAN FREESTYLE SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR ACROBATIC SKIERS LNC 59850 "ACROBATIC SKIING" SHOWS: GV SNOW: GV ACROBATICS: GV DOUBLE SOMERSAULT: ACROBATICS: CROWD: ACROBATICS: TWO DO SOMERSAULT: (SHOT 1/24/75 72FT) SKIING - 1975 SKIING (SS) ACROBATIC UPITN / 72 FT / 16 MM / COLOR / PRINT

***This pkg contains photos from AFP/Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos out of the pkg for individual use.***\n\n***This package contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package and within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.***\n\n --SUPERS--\n:30-:34\nGetty Images\nAugust 9, 2008\nBeijing\n\n:35-:39\nAFP/Getty Images\n\n:40:-43 Prefonted Google Earth \n\n:50-:57\nMatt Rivers\nChongli, China\n\n1:02-1:07 \nBenno Nager\nChief Operating Officer, Genting Resort Secret Garden \n\n1:21-1:26\nMatt Rivers\nChongli, China\n\n1:32-1:36\nMark Dreyer\nChina Sports Expert\n\n1:56-2:00\nCharles Zheng\nSkier\n\n --LEAD IN--\nTHE 2018 WINTER OLYMPICS ARE HISTORY. \nAT THE CLOSING CEREMONY, I-O-C PRESIDENT THOMAS BACH CALLED ON THE WORLD'S NATIONS TO GATHER AGAIN IN FOUR YEARS FOR THE NEXT WINTER GAMES, IN CHINA.\nMATT RIVERS HAS THE LOOK AHEAD.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n12 MILLION CHINESE PEOPLE SKIED IN 2017, SO SAYS A WIDELY CITED SKI INDUSTRY REPORT. MIGHT SOUND LIKE A LOT BUT THAT'S LESS THAN 1% OF THE COUNTRY'S TOTAL POPULATION.\nLIKE MOST WINTER SPORTS HERE, SKIING IS GROWING FAST, BUT SO FAR LACKS MASS APPEAL. WHICH IS WHY THIS MIGHT SEEM SURPRISING...\nBEIJING WILL HOST THE NEXT WINTER OLYMPICS IN 2022, IN A COUNTRY WITH LITTLE WINTER SPORTS TRADITION, BUT LOTS OF OLYMPIC EXPERIENCE.\nIN 2008, CHINA PUT ON A SHOW AT THE SUMMER OLYMPICS IN BEIJING…COME 2022, YOU'LL SEE SOME OF THOSE SAME VENUES RETROFITTED FOR THE COLD EVENTS. THREE DIFFERENT AREAS HOST IT ALL, NOT WITHOUT THEIR PROBLEMS. START IN MOUNTAINOUS ZHANGJIAKOU WHERE THE FREESTYLE STUFF KICKS OFF...THINK HALFPIPE, SKI MOGULS.\nMatt Rivers, Chongli, China: "To do all that though, you need snow, and nearly all of it on this mountain is made by machines. But organizers say there's plenty of fake snow to go around and so the focus is on building out competition sites."\nBenno Nager, Chief Operating Officer, Genting Resort Secret Garden: "We have to have everything ready by 2020."\nMatt Rivers: "And you're on pace for that?"\nBenno Nager, Chief Operating Officer, Genting Resort Secret Garden: "We're absolutely on pace for that, yes." \nSPEAKING OF PACE, A LOT OF HOTELS AND OLYMPIC VILLAGES STILL NEED TO BE BUILT. CHINESE OFFICIALS SAY THEY'RE ON ON TARGET TOO, NOT TO MENTION THIS $9.2 BILLION RAILWAY DESIGNED TO CUT TRAVEL TIME BETWEEN VENUES.\nMatt Rivers: "Even though it might not look like it, at the moment, officials are promising it will be done on time."\nA TOUGHER TASK? GETTING ORDINARY CHINESE PEOPLE TO TRULY CARE ABOUT THE GAMES.\nMark Dreyer, China Sports Expert: "The challenge has to be to expand that winter sports base." \nTHE GOVERNMENT IS TRYING THOUGH. ACCORDING TO STATE MEDIA, A SERIES OF STATE-RUN INITIATIVES WILL TRY TO CREATE A $160 BILLION WINTER SPORTS INDUSTRY BY 2025…BY GETTING 300 MILLION PEOPLE ON SKIS AND SKATES. \nTHE SENSE THAT THE GAMES WILL BE A HIT HERE, THOUGH, FACES LEGITIMATE SKEPTICISM.\nCharles Zheng, Skier: "Because China is still a very beginner ski market."\nTHE SKIERS AND SKATERS AND LUGERS AND CURLERS WILL BE HERE IN JUST FOUR YEAR. WHETHER LOTS OF CHINESE PEOPLE ARE ENGAGED IN THE SAME SPORTS BY THEN…IS AN OPEN QUESTION. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nCHINA BEIJING WINTER OLYMPICS 2022 GAMES SPORT SKI\n\n

JAMIE BURGE FEMALE BIG MOUNTAIN SNOW SKIER. HER STYLE OF SNOW SKIING INCLUDE STUNTS AND FLIPS FEATURING FAST BIG TURNS ON LONG STEEP VERTICAL DESCENTS AND CLIFF DROPS JUMPS. SNOW SKIING. SHREDDING THE SNOW FREESTYLE SKIING.

Video footage from the NBC 5 television station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Full title reads: "News From France". <br/> <br/>Courchevel, France. An acrobatic skier shows off his skills. LV Acrobatic skier coming towards and over small child, while skiing on 4 ft. high stilts mounted on skis. SV Skier coming towards us and past and then coming to a halt. SV Skier jumps off stilts and places hat on small girl, then takes her miniature skis from her and puts them on. CU Onlookers. LV Skier coming towards us on miniature skis, he spins round and round as he goes on down the slope. LV Skier twisting round as he goes down the slope - looks like modern day ski ballet / freestyling, he also uses Moguls to jump over. <br/> <br/>Intertitle reads: "Paris". Various shots of mannequins / models showing off fashion designs by Balmain. Designs include Jersey dress in turquoise wool. CU. Full skirted dress in pink & white muslin. LV 'Tube' evening dress with draped effect embroidered with navy blue paillets. CU Bright blue coat worn over suit of same fabric. <br/> <br/>Shortage of Guide dogs creates problems. MS Blind man feeling his way along street with stick, he has no dog. Blind man walking along edge of pavement and collides with man. LV Blind man feeling his way up a curb, where he turns and makes to where a car is parked by side of pavement, but a passing woman pedestrian sees him and goes to stop him. LV Blind men and women with guide dogs coming down steps outside L'Opera. SV They approach top of some steps. CU Woman walking down with dog, dog places paw on woman's foot to warn her to be careful of steps, she stops for a moment and then resumes walking down them. LV Dog standing with paw on woman's foot, she is in danger of walking into some tables outside cafe. LV Woman approaching road works with barriers round, dog starts to guide her round them with paw on her foot all the time. CU Woman stepping off pavement with dog's paw on her foot. CU Dog stands at roadside waiting for traffic to pass. GV Car coming, dog with paw on her foot, he removes paw and guides her part way across road, before placing paw on her foot again. SV Dog removes paw from woman's foot and takes her safely across other half of the road.

People race around the water on their jet skis.