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2022 Winter Olympics Day 4 Livestreams: How to watch Nathan Chen in figure skating, NorCal skiers

Medals will be awarded in 10 events on Day 4.

Team USA figure skater Nathan Chen returns to the ice for the men’s short program on Day 4 of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. Teammate Jason Brown, who was born in Los Angeles, also makes his debut in the event, while Palo Alto’s Vincent Zhou is out of the individual competition after having tested positive for COVID-19. In Alpine skiing, Tahoe area Olympians Bryce Bennett and Travis Ganong are on the slopes again in the men’s super-G after falling short of the medal podium in the downhill. Ryan Cochran-Siegle is another skier to watch from the United States in the event. Learn more about the Alpine skiing competition format with this primer from NBC Olympics. Hannah Halvorsen, from Truckee, and JC Schoonmaker, from Tahoe City, are both competing in the individual sprint in cross-country skiing. Meanwhile, one of the favorites in the freestyle skiing big air final is Eileen Gu, who is from San Francisco and goes to Stanford. She’s competing for China. Other events taking place Monday evening and early Tuesday include the undefeated U.S. women’s hockey team taking on Canada and medal events in snowboarding parallel giant slalom, cross-country skiing, speed skating and mixed doubles curling.Medals will be awarded in 10 events on Day 4, as ROC leads in the medal count. See below for a link to livestreams for the events. But first, here are video highlights from top moments from Day 3 at the Olympics. | VIDEO | Short track: China’s Ren Ziwei wins 1000m gold medal in chaotic finalChina’s Ren Ziwei won the gold medal in the men’s 1000m after Hungary’s Liu Shaolin, who finished first, was penalized. Ren is the first Chinese short-track skater to win an Olympic gold medal in this discipline. | VIDEO | Snowboarding: Canadian Max Parrot improves to gold in snowboard slopestyleCanada’s Max Parrot, snowboard slopestyle silver medalist at the 2018 Games, executed a clean, technical second run with a pair of 1620s to score a 90.96 and improve to gold in the event.| VIDEO | Freestyle skiing: Americans Hall, Stevenson, Forehand make ski big air finalUSA’s Nick Goepper, Alex Hall, Colby Stevenson and Mac Forehand finished a respective 22nd, eighth, fifth and second in men’s freeski big air qualifying, with the latter three making the final.| VIDEO | Figure Skating: Madison Chock and Evan Bates win team event free danceU.S. ice dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates topped the reigning world champions from ROC and won the free dance portion of the team event at the Winter Olympics.| VIDEO | Alpine Skiing: Mikaela Shiffrin crashes out of women’s giant slalomDefending giant slalom gold medalist Mikaela Shiffrin shockingly failed to finish her first run down the “Ice River” course, skiing out and eliminating herself from medal contention.How to watch the Olympics for notable events happening Monday and early Tuesday. Here is a list of livestreams.NBC network Winter Olympics livestreams Watch NBC daytime coverage starting at 11 a.m. PTCoverage of the women’s 15km individual race in biathlon and the mixed team normal hill event in ski jumping.Watch NBC primetime coverage starting at 5 p.m. PTCoverage of the women’s 500m final in short track, women’s 1500m in speed skating, women’s big air final in freestyle skiing (live), the men’s super G in Alpine skiing (live), the men’s short program in figure skating (live) and more.Event livestreams on MondayFigure skating: Men’s short program at 5:15 p.m. PT. (Nathan Chen, Jason Brown)MEDAL EVENT | Freestyle skiing: Women’s big air final at 6 p.m. PT. (Eileen Gu)MEDAL EVENT | Alpine skiing: Men’s super-G at 7 p.m. PT (Travis Ganong, Bryce Bennett, Ryan Cochran-Siegle)Hockey women’s prelim: USA vs. Canada at 8:10 p.m. PTMEDAL EVENT | Snowboarding: Parallel giant slalom finals at 10:30 p.m. PT (Cody Winters, Robby Burns)Event livestreams early TuesdayCross-Country skiing: Men’s and women’s individual sprint qualifying at 12 a.m. PT. (Jessie Diggins, Rosie Brennan, JC Schoonmaker, Hannah Halvorsen)MEDAL EVENT | Biathlon: Men’s 20km individual at 12:30 a.m. PT MEDAL EVENT | Cross-Country skiing: Men’s and women’s individual sprint finals at 2:30 a.m. PT. MEDAL EVENT | Speed skating: Men’s 1500m at 2:30 a.m. PTMEDAL EVENT | Luge: women’s singles luge runs 3 and 4 at 3:50 a.m. PT. (Ashley Farquharson was born in Sacramento and is from Utah) MEDAL EVENT | Curling mixed doubles: Italy vs. Norway for gold at 4:05 a.m. PTJoin KCRA 3’s 21-Day Challenge for the 2022 Winter Olympics. Watch for tips each day with our Olympic Zone coverageHearst Olympic reporter Deirdre Fitzpatrick and Olympic medalist Shannon Bahrke are aiming to help inspire Northern Californians during the 2022 Winter Olympics to adopt a renewed focus on physical health and personal growth. Each day for 21 days starting on Jan. 31, athletes and other experts will be sharing tips for workouts, nutrition, mental health hacks and more during our daily live Ozone show from Palisades Tahoe. Learn hacks to track your workouts, stay accountable, get up early and make fitness fun.Check out challenge updates each day during Olympic Zone coverage on KCRA 3 from Palisades Tahoe. The KCRA 3 Olympic Zone airs on TV Monday through Saturday at 4:30 p.m. and on Sundays at 3:30 p.m. NBC’s primetime coverage of the winter games immediately follows the Ozone.Here’s the latest tip from the challenge, why joy is one Paralympian’s secret weapon.Here’s where things stand with the 2022 Winter Olympics medal count–NBC Olympics contributed to this story.

In Alpine skiing, Tahoe area Olympians Bryce Bennett and Travis Ganong are on the slopes again in the men’s super-G after falling short of the medal podium in the downhill. Ryan Cochran-Siegle is another skier to watch from the United States in the event. Learn more about the Alpine skiing competition format with this primer from NBC Olympics.

Hannah Halvorsen, from Truckee, and JC Schoonmaker, from Tahoe City, are both competing in the individual sprint in cross-country skiing.

Meanwhile, one of the favorites in the freestyle skiing big air final is Eileen Gu, who is from San Francisco and goes to Stanford. She’s competing for China.

Other events taking place Monday evening and early Tuesday include the undefeated U.S. women’s hockey team taking on Canada and medal events in snowboarding parallel giant slalom, cross-country skiing, speed skating and mixed doubles curling.

Medals will be awarded in 10 events on Day 4, as ROC leads in the medal count. See below for a link to livestreams for the events.

But first, here are video highlights from top moments from Day 3 at the Olympics.

| VIDEO | Short track: China’s Ren Ziwei wins 1000m gold medal in chaotic final

China’s Ren Ziwei won the gold medal in the men’s 1000m after Hungary’s Liu Shaolin, who finished first, was penalized. Ren is the first Chinese short-track skater to win an Olympic gold medal in this discipline.

| VIDEO | Snowboarding: Canadian Max Parrot improves to gold in snowboard slopestyle

Canada’s Max Parrot, snowboard slopestyle silver medalist at the 2018 Games, executed a clean, technical second run with a pair of 1620s to score a 90.96 and improve to gold in the event.

| VIDEO | Freestyle skiing: Americans Hall, Stevenson, Forehand make ski big air final

USA’s Nick Goepper, Alex Hall, Colby Stevenson and Mac Forehand finished a respective 22nd, eighth, fifth and second in men’s freeski big air qualifying, with the latter three making the final.

| VIDEO | Figure Skating: Madison Chock and Evan Bates win team event free dance

U.S. ice dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates topped the reigning world champions from ROC and won the free dance portion of the team event at the Winter Olympics.

| VIDEO | Alpine Skiing: Mikaela Shiffrin crashes out of women’s giant slalom

Defending giant slalom gold medalist Mikaela Shiffrin shockingly failed to finish her first run down the “Ice River” course, skiing out and eliminating herself from medal contention.

How to watch the Olympics for notable events happening Monday and early Tuesday. Here is a list of livestreams.

NBC network Winter Olympics livestreams

Event livestreams on Monday

Event livestreams early Tuesday

Join KCRA 3’s 21-Day Challenge for the 2022 Winter Olympics. Watch for tips each day with our Olympic Zone coverage

Hearst Olympic reporter Deirdre Fitzpatrick and Olympic medalist Shannon Bahrke are aiming to help inspire Northern Californians during the 2022 Winter Olympics to adopt a renewed focus on physical health and personal growth. Each day for 21 days starting on Jan. 31, athletes and other experts will be sharing tips for workouts, nutrition, mental health hacks and more during our daily live Ozone show from Palisades Tahoe. Learn hacks to track your workouts, stay accountable, get up early and make fitness fun.

Check out challenge updates each day during Olympic Zone coverage on KCRA 3 from Palisades Tahoe. The KCRA 3 Olympic Zone airs on TV Monday through Saturday at 4:30 p.m. and on Sundays at 3:30 p.m. NBC’s primetime coverage of the winter games immediately follows the Ozone.

Here’s the latest tip from the challenge, why joy is one Paralympian’s secret weapon.