that they want to see evidence of the so-called state sponsored doping that is referred to in the mclaren report. as you point out no i think there has been a hesitation to produce. results or what would count as evidence and i think russia is quite white so hold that and said well hang on before we actually admit that the was state sponsored big let's examine the evidence in fact let's let the rest of the world who saw it and that evidence is not being forthcoming so the contrition that the i declare has been waiting for has just not materialized and i think probably with good reason i don't think the meat retracted and will confess and say ok we realize we were wrong all along in the mclaren report was right chapter and so we're just caving in that isn't going to happen and i think as long as this kind of let's not call it conflict but a difference of perspective continues then this ban is probably going to continue that's the unfortunate part about it this is the further unfortunate part so to extend this. but i think this is important for all of us to note is that a lot of innocent at

russia has apologised over the doping scandal uncovered by the mclaren report for the first time, butnal athletics. athletics' governing body the iaaf banned russia in november 2015 over evidence of state—sponsored doping. the head of russia athletics dmitry shy—lak—tin says the ban dmitry shylaktin says the ban was "correct" and has said sorry to athletes beaten by dopers. 19 russians will be competing as neutral athletes at the world championships in london, which begin tomorrow. wladimir klitschko has announced he's retiring from boxing which means there'll be no rematch with anthonyjoshua. we had been waiting for an update on another fight between the two in las vegas in november but the 41—year—old has decided to hang up his gloves after 27 years including holding the world heavyweight championship crown for over ten. he says "i have achieved everything i dreamed of, and now i want to start my second career after sport". it's been a strange summer for england and south africa in their test series. wild fluctuations of form have left the score 2—1 in england's favour with just the

russian olympic committee are going to have to accept all of the findings the full findings of the mclaren report in order to move forward with this situation but this is something that's at this stage seems to be quite unlikely specifically for one reason because where we did see the international olympics committee say that wada itself do not see the findings of the report as sufficient enough to bring success. cases so obviously this is a story that's going to continue for some time yet in the meantime though the bomb russian fleet continues to bring us all the details that funky. now the newly elected constituent assembly in venezuela getting down to business they spiked a wave of protests sweeping the full story after this break. called the future we don't need. everyone in the world should you. leave and you. will. the old according to just. come along for the ride. you can import healthcare from china it's all very local. cases of price gouging by monopolists in america and as a result people's health is declining and life expectancy is falling childbirth increasing because of these

fernando alonso drag his mclaren to 11.amilton described this lap is a dream. the fastest ever around the spa circuit, to take provisional pole. sebastian vettel brought all he could from his ferrari, but was almost a quarter of a second shy of lewis hamilton. that is now lewis hamilton‘s 68th, equal with mark schumacher. ben croucher, bbc news. let‘s get your a reminder of our top story, now. as tropical storm harvey continues to lash the us state of the texas, the governor said dramatic flooding is now his biggest concern. that is the way it is looking. you can get in touch with me and the rest of the team on twitter. i‘m @duncangolestani. do stay with us on bbc news. hello. if you approved of saturday‘s weather, then sunday shouldn‘t disappoint. let‘s look at a couple of images from saturday. often cloudy, but there were some warm sunny spells coming through. one or two places stayed dry. there were some isolated showers. this finger of high pressure that has moved in across the uk will keep most places dry for part two

we have the privilege of our secretaries of agriculture, sunny purdue from the united states, mclaren from canada, sending very good signals working together as a team. first of all at the georgia meeting where the three of them were present. and in mexico, where mister perdue -- they were together. today is a great example of construction. and the primary production. in cordiality and respect. after they were expressed to ourselves, the presidents of agriculture sector. i want to remember the national culture of agriculture represents 80% of mexico. and 75%. as well as medium growers. recognizing the united states and canada as great partners, complementary. and in north america. i am third generation of growers and always have american or canadian commercial partners. we understand primary production is vital for the economy of the country's. we are at the commercial block, more successful of the work and people are more competitive. making more strongly, tides in north america. we can go out to the markets in asia, south america and europe. the national council of agriculture is in

russian olympic committee are going to have to accept all of the findings the full findings of the mclaren report in order to move forward with this situation but this is something that's at this stage seems to be quite unlikely we did see the international olympic committee say that wada itself do not see the findings of the report as sufficient enough to bring successful cases. this cashmore professor of sociology at aston university and a sports a media lecturer says that they are still hasn't put forward evidence to prove its claims that russia is quite wide to hold out and said well hang on before we actually admit that the was state sponsored doping let's examine the evidence in fact let's let the rest of the world decide and that evidence is not forthcoming so the contrition that the i declare has been waiting for has just not materialized and i think probably with good reason i think as long as this kind of let's not call it conflict but a difference of perspective continues then this ban is probably going to continue. on thursday marks the first working day for the new constituent

have the privilege of our secretaries of agriculture, sunny purdue from the united states, lawrence mclaren from canada, they have been sending signals together to work together as a team. first of all, at the georgia meeting where they were present. and in mexico, where mister perdue -- they were together. today our secretary took a great example of construction and understandable. and the primary production. in cordiality and respect. and they are expressing the agriculture sector. i want to remember you the national council of agriculture represents 80% of mexico. and 75% of exports. as well as growers, recognizing united states and canada as great partners complementary. i belong to the third-generation of growers, an american or canadian commercial partner. we understand the primary production is vital for the economy. >> a commercial block, more successful. we will be more competitive. making more strongly in north america. we can go out to new markets in asia, south america and europe. the national council of agriculture is in favor of commercial violence, more -- and the national co

fernando alonso dragged his mclaren to 11th.truggle, we were used to what happened at the front. first lewis hamilton, who described this lap as a dream — the fastest—ever around the spa circuit, to take provisional pole. only one man could ruin that dream. sebastian vettel wrung all he could from his ferrari, but it was still almost a quarter of a second shy of lewis hamilton. that, now lewis hamilton's 68th, draws him equal with mark schumacher. it is almost 25 years to the day that he won his first race. ben croucher, bbc news. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @duncangolestani. the weather now, with nick miller. hello. if you approved of saturday's weather, then sunday shouldn't disappoint. let's take a look at a couple of images from saturday. it was often cloudy, but there were some warm, sunny spells coming through. most places stayed dry. there were just one or two isolated showers around. this finger of high pressure that has moved in across the uk will keep most places dry for part t

of cna, we have the privilege of our three secretaries of , sonny purdue from the united states, mclaren from canada, they have been sending very good signals of work together as a team. first of all, at the georgia meeting, where the three of them were present, and recently in mexico, where mr. perdue and the other together. today, our secretaries are great examples of construction and understandable of the vital duty of primary production in cordiality and respect, as today we are trusting ourselves that residents of the agricultural sector. i want to remember you that the national council of agriculture represents the 80% of take of mexico, and the 75% of the exports. as well as one million growers and producers, recognizing the united states and canada as great partners complementary. i am the third generation of agricultural growers, and we have always been an american or canadian commercial partner. we understand that the primary production is vital for the economy of the three countries. we are the commercial bloc more successful of the world. and we will be together more competit

i helped to facilitate a meeting, and richard mclaren was the head of that investigation, independentlytigation went on between may 2016 through december of this year. the investigation found, beyond a reasonable doubt, that every single thing grigory said and put forward is true. corroborated all the evidence. charlie: this is the investigation by the new york times? guest: no, the new york times broke the story based on all the evidence we brought to them. then the world anti-doping agency led an investigation because they were able to actually get the samples from sochi that were being held by and test them to see if they had been tampered with. between that process plus what was 1666 documents of evidence that led straight back to the ministry, this report found, beyond a question about, reasonable doubt, that not only was this true, but the extent of this fraud goes back further than they can even imagine. we brought forward evidence of beijing in 2008, of london in 2012, of multiple championships that were held in russia around since that time, and of course, sochi. when they went

. >> [ music playing ] >> the 15th annual "jerry day" concert held yesterday at mclaren park celebrating garcia legacy. he grew up in the excelsior neighborhood in died in 1995 at an apparent heart attack at the drug rehabilitation facility in marin county and he would've been 75 this year. >> it is "jerry day" celebrating jerry garcia. he will never go away. he is here for life.>> the city unveiled a new bronze plaque honoring garcia on amazon avenue near one of his childhood homes. >>> jury selection begins today in the lawsuit between taylor swift and the former denver radio host and each side says this backstage photo proves their side of the story taken at the event in 2013. that is taylor swift in the middle and the man in the photo is david, the radio host. he was fired after she complained to the radio station and he is suing her saying that she should have told the police and not his boss. if taylor swift wins she wants one dollar and for him to take responsibility for what he did. >>> calling it quits, chris pratt and anna faris said they want to keep the breakup private as pos

at the second taxes lunette, roughly about right here, this is john a mclaren. there were texans, obviously, inside the lunette. one confederate said my canon builds canister, my men may be air real with yells and shouts as they saw the earth string within them is dead -- strewn with enemies dead. you can imagine the texans divined a lone figure marching towards them. another view, here's the lunette and the railroad redoubt. , you seeoad running in how they are building these fortifications. to guard against the weak points in the line. this is the story am talking about. maybe write in here between the two. in the midst of this assault, the texans look up and they are shooting all these yankees out in front of them. , unions lone soldier soldier keeps walking towards him. it was private thomas higgins of the 99th illinois. at least 100 men took delivered aim at him. some of the confederates ran along the line, their own line shouting don't shoot that man. while others cheered them on. higgins made it all the way the confederate line carrying the u.s. flag. in

.>> [ music playing ] >> the 15th annual "jerry day" concert was held yesterday at mclaren part celebratingcia legacy and he grew up in the neighborhood and died in 1995 from an apparent heart attack after being treated at the drug rehabilitation facility in marin county. he would have turned 75 this year. >> it is "jerry day" and he will never go away. he is here for life. >> the city unveiled a new bronze plaque to honor jerry garcia and it is on the amazon avenue near one of his childhood homes.>>> it is 5:37 am. >>> still ahead, technology giving students a creative way to cheat and we have more on the way teenagers are going for an unfair advantage. >>> bringing overseas manufacturing jobs back to america and a foxconn plant with 13,000 jobs. >>> traffic busy up to the bay bridge for the crash on the toll plaza and we will let you know more coming up. >>> it is a banner day and not only of cooler pattern but the august full moon. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sa

the musical tribute starts at 11:30 this morning at mclaren park and francis, you said bring a th a tieou'll need it in san francisco. it is cool now, 58. check out antioch, already 75 degrees. so this afternoon will have a range of temperatures, cool, cloudy, little bit at the coast, san francisco hitting 66. oakland warming up to 70. san jose, 80. still warm inland. if you like this weather, it is going to stick around all week long. very typical summertime pattern. >> sounds good. >>> that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm carolyn tyler with frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and instagram, abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great sunday and wonderful week ahead. >> the following is a sponsored program. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "bay area buys." we're at russell's fine furniture in santa clara, where they are celebrating the new year. happy new year, guys. >> i think you misunderstood. >> no, you said that the end of august is the end of your year, so we're celebrating the end of your year. >> well, i

of that opinion i would say is that although the judges rejected the application of sweats and -- mclaren, which were two cases where the naacp had prevailed, it did include a finding of facts indicating that segregation of schools was harmful, which was incredible. for the naacp it's precisely the issue in a was so controversial before the supreme court. so it was a decision that on the merits was adverse to naacp but in terms of that little finding of fact, there's a little nugget in there that was very helpful. >> so jeff rosen could you explain how these cases made it to the supreme court. were the justices looking for a case to decide this? what was the process where these five cases were consolidated and the court agreed to hear them? >> i don't know that the justices were looking for it but there was a disagreement among the lower courts which increases the possibility the court will take the case. it was very important that the president had both the truman and eisenhower administrations had filed briefs. fip hillman wrote a brief that he considered the most important of his entir

spoefgt that opinion, i would say, is that although the judges rejected the application of sweats and mclaren, which were two cases where the naacp had prevailed, it did include a finding of fact indicating that segregation of schools was harmful, which was incredible. for the naacp it's precisely the issue that was so controversial before the supreme court. so it was a decision that on the mi mirts merits was as verse to naacp, but to that finding of fact there was a nugget in there that was helpful. >> so, jeff rosen, could you explain how these cases made it to the supreme court? were the justices looking for a case to disease this? what was the process where these cases were picked and the courts agreed to hear them? >> i don't know that the justices were looking for it but there was a disagreement among the lower courts which increases the possibility the court will take the case. i think to a certain extent the court felt that it couldn't avoid it, but then something very dramatic happened. u don't know if this is the time to tell the story. >> probably not. >> okay. >> i want to keep.

former england manager steve mclaren has been appointed coaching consultant to israeli club maccabi telstuart broad says he wants to play in the 2019 ashes against australia, after passing sir ian botham on the list of england's all—time test wicket—takers. the 31—year—old bowler moved ahead of botham's 383 wickets in the first—test thrashing of the west indies at edgbaston. he is second only to team—mate james anderson, who has a92 wickets. andy murray's reign at the top of tennis is over, after rafael nadal returned to the world number one spot for the first time in three years today. the spaniard said it was "unbelievable" to be tennis's top ranked rank man again, having first achieved the feat nine years ago. it's been a great year for nadal, who won his 15th grand slam title at the french open injune and also reached the australian 0pen final in january. mo farah's glittering track career will come to an end over 5,000m at the diamond league final in zurich on thursday. yesterday he won his last ever track race in britain with victory in the men's 3,000 metres at the birmingham dia

built in the last ten years, they're becoming much bigger in the auction, and the ultimate super car, mclarenoing to sell for somewhere between $10 million and $14 million. but the celebrity of the week, the literal movie star of the week, is steve mcqueen's racing porsche. now this car was in the movie le mans, famous movie, sort of become a cult classic among car collectors that car could sell for between $10 million and $16 million over its bidding. and that would be the most expensive porsche ever sold and probably the most expensive movie car ever sold. but still the real top sellers here this week remain the ferraris this is a $2.2 million ferrari that's going to sell here at meek up. and then race cars, especially a car like this which was driven by the legendary sterling, the jaguar nobli that could sell for $2 million but we just don't know the big sales start tonight, guys. so lots of questions, will the stock market move yesterday affect the mentality here? lots of people on edge about how the past week will affect some huge prices expected this weekend, guys. >> hmm that is cool,

russia has apologised for the first time over the doping scandal uncovered by the mclaren report.pers. 19 russians will be competing as neutral athletes here at the world championships. onto football and england women‘s hopes of a first major title ended last night when they were beaten by hosts the netherlands in the semi—finals of the european championship and, despite being the highest ranked team left in the competition, the lionesses were beaten 3—0 in enschede. the dutch now face denmark in the final. we arejust we are just trying to do each other up we are just trying to do each other up still. we‘ve worked really hard and deserved to get as far as we have. we deserve to get further but it was advice on the night. i think eve ryo ne it was advice on the night. i think everyone is just trying to stay positive and look towards the world cup. brazil forward neymar has signed for paris saint—germain for a world record fee of around $200 million. —— £200 million. the deal smashes the previous record set by paul pogba‘s transfer when he returned to manchester united last year. ne