MARSH: Well, North Korea's athletes arriving in South Korea ahead of the Winter Games which kickoff in a little more than a week. It is closely watched as observers hope for a potential breakthrough in the tension with the Korean peninsula. Our Paula Hancocks is part of the CNN team covering the Olympic games from Pyeongchang. She joins us live this morning. Good morning, Paula.</s>PAULA HANCOCKS, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Hello, Rene. Well, the final North Korean delegation has now arrived here in South Korea. Just not long ago, there was a plane that flew from North Korea to South Korea which is highly unusual in itself, the two countries still technically at war. And yet, at this time, talks progressed and the delegation of 32 members came into South Korea. They'll be going to the athlete's village next. We just have the opening ceremonies for two athlete villages in Pyeongchang and also about a half hour drive where some of the Olympic venues are located. We have a number of ice hockey players, women's ice hockey teams are joint with the South Korean and North Korean players playing alongside each other and, of course, they will also be marching out of the opening ceremony under that unified flag. This is what President Moon Jae-in of South Korea wanted when he said this was built as the peace Olympics. He wanted North Korea to be part of it and they are. So, it is a significant moment for the organizers of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. It is the biggest Olympics ever with the athletes and according to the South Koreans, it will be the peace Olympics -- Dave.</s>MARSH: All right. Paula Hancocks reporting live for us this morning in South Korea -- thank you.</s>BRIGGS: All right. The Eagles pulling out all of the stops to beat the Patriots. Will a wrestling match do the trick? Andy Scholes is live in frigid Minneapolis with the bleacher report. He joins us next.
North Korean Athletes Arrive in South Korea