Figure skater Isabella Aparicio got a standing ovation after her "Legacy at Ice" performance that honored her father and brother who died in the Washington, D.C. plane crash in January.

"We had been travelling for some hours and it became clear that the melting was very extreme… [the ice] more or less melted beneath our feet while we were travelling on it," says Olsen.

and just kick with your feet, and do the best you can to get back up on that ice, and when you're on the ice, don't stand up -- roll your way back to shore," he said. Ryan says the thickness of ...

She put her head in her hands as fans got on their feet to give her a standing ovation, before she got up and skated off of the ice. Aparicio's father Luciano and brother Franco were among the 64 ...