Now, Kim Yuna, who yesterday gave the crowd a thrill. And many long-time figure skating fans said it was one of the greatest performances they've seen - a short program world record, 76.12. And now perhaps she'll be the first woman ever to break the total of 200 points under the new scoring system.

But Yuna is capable of magic. Her coach, Brian Orser, two-time Olympic silver medalist.

He has taught her so much. He had so many ups and downs - a world championship, and then the battle of Brians and finishing second, firs to Scott and then to Brian Boitano at the Olympics. He says there's nobody else in the rink that knows what you're going through except for me.

She is truly special. If she can deliver the goods here.. opening with a lot of speed, triple flip and triple toe. Beauuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuutiful.

This program, Sheherazade, is just beautifully woven together.

Technically, so strong. Lutz, double toe, double loop. Never a doubt. And artistically just as strong and so rare.

Oh~~~

She is doing so much more than she even needs to.

Not playing it safe. That's for sure.

That triple lutz is the last hurdle in this long program. The easiest triple on the program. Loss of concentration there.

Skating fans want to be swept away by a performance. They don't want to just be counting points and that's exactly what Yuna has done.

No Korean skater has ever won a world title.

To perform like that, knowing you don't really have to, knowing you have an incredible lead, but still giving the audience the performance.

Well, that's the definition of a champion, isn't it? Kim Yuna, South Korea. Her scores when we return.

Kim Yuna and her coach Brian Orser. What a day for Brian, who trains Kim Yuna in Toronto, inducted to the Hall of Fame today. And here he is the coach of Kim Yuna on her way to a world championship. And Brian, of course, has taught her so much, not only about skating, but about life and handling herself, living his dream through her now. A world champion and coach of a world champion. 131.59. She's trying to figure it all out. 207.71. The first woman ever (Unbelievable!!!) to break 200 points. Not just break it (first ever). Yeah! Shattered it. Seven points over it.

She is magic.

I'm so.. I'm just so blessed to have witnessed this. I mean, it's just historic. She is truly something special.