the then minister of sport restored vitali would go and then deputy minister yuri not gone nick will be excluded from any parties even from any participation in all future olympic games since this decision was made on december fifth battalion macos position as the head of russia's football union has been under scrutiny and he has faced calls to resign on monday he ceded to the pressure at least for the time being. with this in your calls i addressed the russian football union's executive board regarding the temporary impossibility to perform my duties during the period of my cool proceedings in order to let the union work normally i have asked to be relieved of my duties for up to six months if i can return earlier than i will do so i have not resigned i have a mandate until twenty twenty so much who is still the chief of russia's well a couple guys in committee but he has not ruled out vacating the post if asked to by president vladimir putin monday's interim as ignatius cost a dark cloud of uncertainty over the world cup in russia with just under six months left until the tournamen

russia's deputy prime minister vitaly moot court has temporarily stepped down as head of the country's football federation his resignation comes three weeks after the international olympic committee handed him a lifelong ban over his alleged involvement in the state sponsored doping of russian athletes says he's stepping aside in order to appeal the ban the court of arbitration for sport. at the beginning of december the i.o.c. is executive board were presented with reports containing evidence of systematic doping in russia and they came to the following conclusion that the russian olympic committee is suspended who is immediate effect. russian athletes and the olympic committee were the only ones to be banned. no official of the russian ministry of sport will be a credit it for the olympic winter games two thousand and eighteen. the minister of sport restore vitali would go and then deputy minister yuri not go nick will be excluded from any parties in any party see patients in all future olympic games since this decision was made on december fifth we tally macos position as the head o

great it it for the olympic winter games two thousand and eighteen the minister of sport restore vitali would go and then deputy minister. will be excluded from any parties from any participation in all future olympic games although tuesday's decision is far from the blanket ban many had hoped for it does show that the i.o.c. are prepared to stand up to russia whether it means that the i.o.c. of put an end to this doping controversy depends on russia's acceptance of tuesday's decision. more on russia as a limping band now we have a young expat from v.w. sports here with us in studio we also have our correspondent in moscow emily sure when standing by for us good to have you both of this morning i like let's start with you so the i.o.c. essentially said that russia banned from these winter olympics but clean athletes can perform they can take part under a neutral olympic flag was this the right decision i think opinion is a bit split on this one some people think it was spot on other people think the usa went hard enough and of course russia don't think it's the right decision i will app

russia's deputy prime minister vitaly mutko, has announced he's stepping down temporarily from his roleuntry's most senior football official. mr mutko is relinquishing hisjob as president of the russian football union for six months. he says he wants to concentrate on contesting a lifetime ban from the olympic games over state—sponsored doping. however, he will still remain as chief organiser of next year's football world cup in russia. translation: today, using the opportunity i had, i address the executive order in regard to the temporary impossibility of performing my duties while court proceedings are under way. this is to allow the russian football federation to work normally. i ask for my full powers to be temporarily suspended for six months. i have not resigned and my mandate will be active until 2020. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... peru's president has granted a medical pardon to jailed former president alberto fujimori, leading to mixed reactions from peruvians. his son kenji posted a video on twitter showing the former president's reaction t

russia's deputy prime minister, vitaly mutko, is stepping down temporarily as the country's most seniorofficial. he says he wants to concentrate on contesting a lifetime ban from the olympic games, over state—sponsored doping. he will remain as chief organiser of next year's world cup in russia. translation: today, using the opportunity i had, i addressed the executive order in regard to the temporary impossibility of performing my duties while court proceedings are under way. this is to allow the russian football union work normally. i ask for my full powers to be temporarily suspended for six months. i didn't resign and my mandate will be active until 2020. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. protests have erupted in peru, over the president's decision to grant a medical pardon to the jailed former president alberto fujimori. hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets for a second day, accusing president kuczynski of making a deal with the opposition, to avoid his own impeachment. fujimori was serving a 25 year sentence for human rights abuses, corruptio

of vitali he has refused to cooperate with us on this matter. and for us it's a pity if you want to fight against doping in sport you should not only give these bold statements publicly it's not enough just to you know appear in the screen and say everyone is corrupted facts and presumptions that what we need to have in order to establish an underdog in the world is. the evidence was collected by high level . as if you have a as a tradition i like yesterday in your for peter. and you just have an off duty guy aminal. and video and audio form. you going to not need to have one in. my toes and. you know. your view is in is so good to see it as he. did up i know don was times to this economic hot. beleaguer. just dropping and it was nice to play the up tired fault or meet siena as one hundred and was dusty's and sustain imminent as probably him there's always are spots to minister to was invited to. use it that's all it was his form looked almost keen and sludgy to the equivalent. of the vision image from were up about live and let me die you see b

beyond any previous doping sanctions it's also hundred a lifelong bones to russian officials including vitaly mutko the former sports minister and current deputy prime minister of russia. no official of the russian ministry of sport will be accredited for the olympic winter games two thousand and eighteen. then minister of sport restore the tally. and is then deputy minister yuriy not gone it will be excluded from any parties from any participation in all future olympic games although tuesday's decision is far from the complete ban many had hoped for it does show that the i.o.c. will stand up to russia whether it means an end to this doping scandal depends on how russia reacts to the decision. a state of emergency has been declared in southern california where firefighters are battling severe wildfires almost two hundred thousand people have been ordered to evacuate no one is believed to have died in the fires local media report that one person was killed in a car crash while fleeing the area. and he hoped to save this house now gone up in flames one of hundreds of homes destroyed by wild fir

sessions that's a kind of ethical hacking to expose security risks russian deputy prime minister vitaly mit's co has resigned as the head of the country's world cup organizing committee amid allegations of state sponsored doping of russian athletes while he was sports minister welcomed the move calling it a responsible step on monday he already stepped down as president of russia's football federation for a period of six months three weeks ago the international olympic committee banned would go for a life for his alleged involvement in doping let's go tonight is the allegations and plans to fight the ban at the court of arbitration for sport on that hawk and roland thank you so much for spending this part of the day with us the other news continues at the top of the hour. make your skin. smaller with. what you get what you wanted. to date. extraordinary.

beyond any previous doping sanctions it's also handed a lifelong binds to russian officials including vitaly moat co the former sports minister and current deputy prime minister of russia. no official of the russian ministry of sport will be accredited for the olympic winter games two thousand and eighteen. then deputy minister you're even going nick will be excluded from any poll from any participation in all future olympic games although tuesday's decision is far from the complete ban many had hoped for it does show that the i.o.c. will stand up to russia whether it means an end to this doping scandal depends on how russia reacts to the decision. earlier i asked a correspondent in moscow emily sure when how the kremlin has reacted while there's been no real official reaction yet president putin is expected to speak today and another public event and he probably will comment there earlier he said that competing under. a neutral fly would be a humiliation for russia so it'll be interesting to see what he says now if he does comment but many officials and politicians have already commented th

vitaly mutko has stepped down from his role as chief organiser for next summer's world cup in russiaent work. it's been a turbulent month for russia's deputy prime minister. he temporarily left his post as the russian football union presidentjust two days ago. this comes off the back of his life ban from the olympics at the start of december, after having been accused of running a huge "state—directed" doping programme. there was finally a little bit of christmas cheer for england's cricketers, as former captain alastair cook made his first ashes century for almost seven years. the visitors finishing on top after day two of the fourth test. cook's knock helping england close on 192—2, after stuart broad had earlier returned his best figures of 2017 taking 4 for 51 to spark an australia collapse. patrick gearey was in melbourne for us. mercury rising at the mcg. health advice in such heat — stay in the shade, conserve energy, under no circumstances try and bowl at steve smith. the australian captain not out in tests here for three years. was this a mirage? tom curran‘s first test wick

tv network broadcasting the chew said it reviewed the allegations and meant those against mario vitali and are committed to a safe working environment. they say his past behavior violates the company standards of conduct. >>> more women are accusing dustin hoffman of sexual misconduct. a playwright told variety magazine that hoffman exposed himself to her in a new york hotel room back in 1980 when she was only 16 years old. also an actress that hoffman sexually assaulted her during the production of the movie come a ishtar, in 1987. and a third woman says that same year, hoffman assaulted her in the back of the station wagon. variety said it received a letter from dustin hoffman's lawyer calling the accusations defamatory falsehoods. >>> several states are threatening to sue the fcc over its decision to end net neutrality. yesterday the fcc voted along party lines to overturn the obama era regulation. that means providers such as verizon and at&t will be able to slow down apps or websites run by their rivals. the companies could also block sites or charge certain websites more for fast

the russian deputy prime minister who is also in charge of the 2018 world cup, vitaly mutko, says he's stepping down temporarily as president of the football union. he says it's to concentrate on contesting a lifetime ban from the olympics. pope francis has called for a negotiated solution to end the conflict between israel and the palestinians. in his christmas address at the vatican, he said he hoped for dialogue towards the peaceful coexistence of two states. a diplomatic row between venezuela and canada has intensified. canada has announced it's expelling venezuela's ambassador to ottawa, and accused president maduro of robbing people of their democratic rights. now on bbc news, sir bruce forsyth, sir roger moore, glenn campbell and john noakes — just a few of those who left us this year, and whose lives are celebrated in review 2017: we remember. # deep down in louisiana cross to new orleans. # where back up in the woods among the evergreens. # there stood a log cabin made of earth and wood. # where lived a country boy named johnny b goode.# # 0h, maybelline...#. half of the young

>> thank you, abc's ali vitali.ant to bring in my colleague and dear friend, joy reid, the host of "a.m. joy." joy, i'm not going to dig deeper on the omarosa thing. i think we all know that we have disagreed with her. and i really think it's a lot more, they don't no what he she was supposed to do, because they'd never done it. i've never seen a black in a high position at trump towers when he was running there. so what are we talking about there? they're going to say she didn't know what her job was. they don't know what her job of reach out is. and you've got to have something to reach out with. >> exactly. >> let's go to the broader issue here. you are, aside from hosting "a.m. joy" and all that that has brought to this nation have been an offer and have really studied the difference in policies in terms of racial politics. how important is diversity at a white house level, in terms of setting policy for the nation for all americans? >> absolutely. it's crucial, because of the diversity of the nation, right? and

this man vitaly is also getting tested. like many people here, he's a drug addict, heroin has helped fuel russia's aids epidemic. >> are you nervous? >> after 15 minutes, he gets his results. >> it shows positive. >> positive. >> i can only imagine how scary that is. >> as the news sinks in, he can no longer speak. and the woman who came with her children, also positive. the aids epidemic is growing at a frightening speed, left unchecked for too long. critics say, because putin who has wrapped himself in the aura of the orthodox church has resisted addressing these issues. >> this is a clinic for mothers and children who are infected by the hiv virus. >> this mother is hiv positive, she doesn't know yet whether her son daniel also has the virus. some people have criticized the government for making the epidemic worse by not being willing to talk about sex education. from your point of view, is the government doing enough? this 17-year-old says he only recently started to understand his disease. >> who do you blame for this?

the russian deputy prime minister who is also in charge of the 2018 world cup, vitaly mutko, says he's stepping down temporarily as president of the football union. he says it's to concentrate on contesting a lifetime ban from the olympics, which was issued after he was accused of running a huge olympic doping programme — an allegation he denies. london's euston station has been turned into a shelter for the homeless, as rail workers and charity staff served around 200 rough sleepers a full christmas lunch. volunteers worked overnight, after the last train left on christmas eve, transforming the concourse with decorations, and laying out tables. caroline davies reports. festive preparation under the departures board as network rail volunteers prepare for their homeless guests. they're part of our community, they're here every day, and i think some places would maybe just shun them away, but for us, they are an important part of the community, they're here, we have to engage, we have to look after them and make local charities invited 200 guests to enjoy some festive music and a four—co

. >> reporter: vitali's cooking caught on, to say the least. >> don't judge me. >> reporter: she nowre's a bite. >> reporter: but these days, laura and her husband, joe, see a looming threat. >> i've literally lost sleep over the possibility of net neutrality being taken away. >> i think if there wasn't net neutrality, i'd be really at ris g >> reporter: so, what's the concern, and what is net neutrality? say you're craving a pizza after seeing laura's creation. you pick up the phone and order from your favorite local spot. now imagine if your phone company redirected you to dominos because it had a special deal with dominos, or if your phone provider charged you extra for calling your favorite spot. phone companies must stay neutral, just like internet service providers under current net neutrality rules. they can't block you from watching laura on youtube or charge you extra for bingeing on netflix. but all that could change on thursday. >> what exactly are they voting on? >> what's happening is the fcc is voting to redo the net neutrality rules, which are regulations for internet

. >>> celebrity chef mario vitali has been fired from his daytime talk show comment that you, because of sexual harassment elevations. several coworkers including a female chef accused him of grabbing and groping them. he took a leave of absence after these charges came out and he apologized. the network broadcasting the two said a review the allegations against vitale -- vitale and is dedicated to a safe work and violent -- work environment and his conduct violates the company standards of conduct. more women are accusing dustin hoffman of sexual misconduct. a playwright told variety magazine that he exposed himself to her in a new york hotel room in 1980. she was 16 at the time. an actress said hoffman sexually assaulted her during the production of, ishtar, in 1987. a third woman said that same year, dustin hoffman assaulted her in the back of the station wagon. variety said he received a letter from dustin hoffman's lawyer calling the accusations defamatory. >>> several states are threatening to sue the fcc over its decision to end net neutrality. yesterday the fcc voted to overtu

. >> laura vitali hosts a popular show on youtube with 3 million subscribers.hese days she and her husband joe see a looming threat. >> i've lost sleep over the possibility of net neutrality taken away. >> i would be at risk of going out of business. >> reporter: what's the concern and what is net neutrality? say you're craving a pizza after seeing laura's creation. you pick up the phone and order from your favorite local spot. now imagine if your phone company redirected you to domino's because they had a special deal with domino's or your phone provider charged you extra for calling your favorite spot. phone companies must stay neutral, just like internet service providers under current net neutrality yuls. they can't block you from watching laura on youtube or binging on netflix. all that could change thursday. >> they are voting on net neutrality and internet providers that currently prevent them from blocking websites or slowing them . >> internet providers like charter, at&t, comcast would have the ability to build fast lanes and slow lanes on the interne

. >> reporter: celebrity chef mario vitaly stepping away from his restaurant and tv show amid allegations of sexual misconduct. multiple anonymous women claim the host of abc's the chew groped them in inappropriate ways. to the allegations. he said: "... the accusations span over at least 20 years. the chef released a statement owning up to the allegations saying, "much of the behavior described does, in fact, match up with the ways i have acted. it is wrong and there are no excuses." >>> tomorrow voters in alabama will decide whether to elect a senate candidate accused of sexual misconduct. republican roy moore is a christian conservative and former state chief justice. multiple women say moore dated or molested them when he was in his 30s and they were teenagers. moore's opponent, doug jones, is trying to become the first democrat in 25 years to win a u.s. senate seat from alabama. >>> president trump is making plans to send astronauts back to the moon and eventually even mars. the president signed a directive today authorizing nasa to lead a new space exploration program. the white hou

vitaly mutko has stepped down from his role as chief organiser for next summer's world cup in russia prime minister, he temporarily left his post as the russian football union presidentjust two days ago, this comes off the back of his life ban from the olympics at the start of december after having been accused of running a huge "state—directed" doping programme. finally, a bit of christmas cheerfor england as former captain alastair cook made his first ashes century for almost seven years. the visitors finishing on top after day 2 of the fourth test. cook's knock helping england close on 192—2, after stuart broad had earlier returned his best figures of 2017 taking 4—51 to spark an australia collapse. patrick gearey was in melbourne for us. this wasn't the day we were expecting. we thought we'd come to the mcg to see steve smith get a huge score. he hadn't been dismissed at this ground in a test match in three years so imagine the surprise when he played one onto his stumps after half an hour, giving tom curran his first test wicket. mitchell marsh went next in the same way to chris

russia's deputy prime minister vitaly mutko is stepped down as head of the country's football federation for a period of six months as comes as three weeks after lockout was kind of a lifelong ban by the i.o.c. or has alleged involvement in the state sponsored doping of russian athletes despite the interim resignation he will remain the chief of washes world cup committee chairman take place in june. business news now and a mixed holiday season for retailers and that's right sorry he made his list he checked it twice now father christmas could put his feet up meanwhile retailers will be taking stock of the run up to today's festivities here in germany small shop owners said sales were below expectations but major retail chains and the common stall sold a lot of books toys clothes gadgets and cosmetics more people than ever before also went on line to buy items for their family and friends the german retail association says online sales increased by ten percent this holiday season to twelve billion euros and many of the big money spinning products are from the wall of tech both the seriou

russia's deputy prime minister, vitaly mutko, is stepping down temporarily as the country's most seniorncentrate on contesting a lifetime ban from the olympic games, over state—sponsored doping. he will remain as chief organiser of next year's world cup in russia. translation: today, using the opportunity i have, i addressed the russian footbal union executive boards in regard to the temporary impossibility of performing my duties while court proceedings are under way. this is in order to let the russian football union work normally. i ask that my full powers to be temporarily suspended for up to six months. i did not resign. my mandate will be active until 2020. a huge landslide has cut off a community near innsbruck in austria. this was the main road into the villagejust ten minutes before. local people were using it to get to church for christmas mass. the road is unlikely to be cleared until wednesday. in the state of uttar pradesh in india, each year around 2,000 women are killed over dowry demands. but an 80—year—old grandmother has been waging a unique fight for gender equality.

any previous doping sanctions it's also handed out lifelong binds to russian officials including vitali moat called the former sports minister and current deputy prime minister of russia. no official of the russian ministry of sport will be accredited for the olympic winter games young china two thousand and eighteen. the minister of sport restored it early would go and then deputy minister yuri not going it will be excluded from any parties from any participation in all future olympic games although tuesday's decision is far from the complete ban many had hoped for it does show that the i.o.c. will stand up to russia whether it means an end to this doping scandal depends on how russia reacts to the decision. and let's get more now on the olympics and of russia we are joined by our correspondent emily surely who is standing by in moscow for us so emily how has this been received there where you are. well there is just been a official reaction just now and the reaction is that the kremlin spokesman. called for there to be no emotion in the reaction that's kind of going on in russia and h

-based strategist, vitaly shkliarov, used to work for bernie sanders, and he's now working to set up-style, online campaign for sobchak. >> we want to try to show that here is a lot of problems, here's a lot of lies, here's a lot of double standards, here's a lot of corruption. >> reporter: ksenia sobchak knows she won't be russia's next president, but she does want to blaze a trail for a new generation of challengers who will be ready when president putin finally leaves the stage. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, moscow. >> ninan: up next, a christmas tree project rooted in kindness and growing larger every year. the smart ones look to fidelity to find them. we give you research and data-visualization tools to help identify potential opportunities. so, you can do it this way... or get everything you need to help capture investment ideas and make smarter trading decisions with fidelity for just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. fidelity. open an account today. ♪ open an account today. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy

using banned substances so it's not a great look and on top of that the current deputy prime minister vitaly mutko has been banned for a lot from the olympics he was a essentially in charge during this period of anti doping in russia and he's now in charge of the faithful world cup so it's a lot of pressure on russia to do i guess put on a good show in in russia next year for the world cup and make sure it all runs smoothly on expect from d.w. sports and also of course monday moscow and really sure when to thank you both for your analysis now the u.n. and the african union say they plan to send home thousands of migrants stranded in libya before the end of december the move follows an outcry over reports that migrants there are being sold into slavery on tuesday over one hundred forty nigerians arrived back home most with harrowing tales of inhumane conditions inside living in detention camps nigerians make up the majority of migrants who use libya as a transit country to try to cross the mediterranean and reach europe it is estimated more than four hundred thousand african migrants are stra

it hasn't stopped the ioc banning russian deputy prime minister and former sports minister vitaly mutkolympic games. he's also the chairman for the 2018 russia world cup. here's the ioc president thomas bach. the report clearly lays out an unprecedented attack on the integrity of the olympic games and support. the report includes in particular the manipulation of the anti—doping love for tory at the olympic winter games in sochi, 2014. as an athlete myself, i am feeling very sorry for all the clean athletes. —— anti—doping lavatory cleaner never before has a country been banned by anti—doping violations. this is an olympic superpower, a real heavyweight. it has proved in the end that the ioc had no choice but to issue the sanction. it was expected given the evidence had been mounting, which had always denied state—sponsored doping, and crucially a report given by our previous swiss president looking into the wider issue of whether this doping had been a state led conspiracy between the years of 2011 and 2015, as laid out in professor mclaren's report last year, he agreed with him. it wa

vitaly mutko said he has left his world cup role to ‘concentrate on government work'.ing a huge state—directed doping programme. mr mutko is contesting the ban. parts of the united states are receiving a full dose of winter, with some northern states in a deep freeze. pennsylvania has declared a state of emergency after smashing its highest ever daily snowfall record — by more than 30 centimetres. georgina smyth reports. winter white—out. trees buckling under the snow, streets choked with ice. all the hallmarks of winter and some, with a record—breaking snow dump of 53 inches — that's nearly 1.3 metres — in erie, pennsylvania. at four times the city's previous all—time christmas record, it is the snowiest day on record for what is already one of america's snowiest cities. and the white stuff isn't making it easy for motorists. outside the city, it forced the festive traffic to a standstill on christmas day. officials have since declared a snow emergency, with some roads deemed dangerous and impassable. but for those at home with nowhere to go, there was only one thing

vitaly mutko has stepped down from his role as chief organiser for next summer's world cup in russia. for russia's deputy prime minister, he temporarily left his post as the russian football union presidentjust two days ago. this comes off the back of his life ban from the olympics at the start of december after having been accused of running a huge "state—directed" doping programme. record breakers, manchester city show no sign of slowing down, they head to newcastle later tonight with an unprecedented 18th successive premier league victory in their sights. pep guardiola's side side looking to extend that domestic record, with the european record of 19, incidentally also held by guardiola when he was in charge of bayern munich, on the horizon. but even though newcastle are just one point outside the relegation zone and with just one win in ten games, he's approached this match as seriously as any other. we wina we win a lot of games. that is why we are happy. 0ur lives are better when we win. it is simple, like that. but i'm not going to sleep thinking about it, that i am going to br

vitaly mutko has stepped down from his role as chief organiser for next summers world cup in russia tonister, he temporarily left his post as the russian football union presidentjust two days ago. this comes off the back of his life ban from the olympics at the start of december after having been accused of running a huge "state—directed" doping programme. day three of the fourth ashes test is nearly upon us. former captain alastair cook made his first ashes century for almost seven years to put england in a good position at the end of the second day. cook's knock helping england close on 192—2, after stuart broad had earlier returned his best figures of 2017 taking four for 51 to spark an australia collapse. here's patrick gearey. mercury rising at the mcg. health advice in such heat, stay in the shade, conserve energy, under no circumstances tried to bowl at steve smith. the australian captain knocked out in tests here for three years. was this a mirage? tom curran's first test wicket a rare and valuable one. this might look like a replay but it's not, it's mitchell marsh falling to

vitaly stepanov and yuliya ste pa nova. for them. vitaly stepanov and yuliya stepanova. a straightforward corruption, in others, you have what i would call legal corruption, very unethical behaviour, that is considered legal. i don‘t want to go over the therapeutic usage exemptions but you know that they would all say they we re know that they would all say they were playing by the rules, and until the rules change... anyway, i am going to pause that there are, thank you, david, mark. sharon, serena williams is planning on entering the australian open injanuary, four months after giving birth. the great thing about swimming, it isa the great thing about swimming, it is a fantastic thing to do, and exercise to do while you are pregnant full. as a supreme athlete, i cannot imagine she would not want to get back into shape. but when you become a mother, priorities change a little bit, so, it becomes a different thing. i have no doubt she will still be an incredible champion but maybe her mind will be somewhere else. thank you very much. thank you very much forjoining us. st

her strategist is washington-based vitaly shklyarov, who worked on bernie sanders's campaign. >> whatyour time as an activist with the sanders campaign in the u.s.? >> quite a lot. quite a lot. in america you have software you can manage entirely the campaign. remotely, you can build infrastructure and scale it. >> reporter: sobchak's team wants to mobilize millions of especially young voters to shake up russian politics and weaken the kremlin. but the challenge is huge. first she has to convince voters she is not just a party girl or a photogenic kremlin puppet brought in to spice up the race. the catch is if she succeeds too well and starts looking like a real threat, the kremlin may decide not to let her run at all. >>> there are some big changes happening in saudi arabia. here is holly williams. >> reporter: comic-con has arrived in saudi arabia. a celebration of comic book characters that is a sign of the times in this ultra conservative islamic kingdom. just last year, it probably wouldn't have been allowed. so things are becoming more free? >> yes. more cool, more normal. >> re

oh, mario vitali, this industry, that industry, people aren't paying attention like they were two weeks. >> i don't know if we're numbing out but raising an important point. we need to move beyond simply identifying all the problems and all the systemic failures to systemic solutions i think the reckoning has to continue you use a great word, thank you so much. the catharsis has to continue. as well as keeping spotlight on high-profile people in media, in every field of human endeavor, we also need to move the spotlight to low wage workers. there was one of them on the cover of "time." but the truth is that low wage workers are even more vulnerable in a recent study shows, for example, 58% of women working in hotels in chicago have been sexually harassed. they have the fewest opportunities to change jobs i think we they'd to take care of that. also we knead to look at hr norms that have to be changed. right now hr norms, as we know, to contain the trouble, to protect the company, and to stay silent so we need to change that. we need to bring in more transparency, which would prevent the

. >> celebrity chef mario vitali is stepping down after reports of sexual misconduct over 20 years. the incident involved for women, three who worked for him. spokespeople say the formal complaint was filed in october when an employee reported inappropriate behavior. the celebrity shaft was reportedly reprimanded. abc has asked him to step away from the show while the allegations are investigated. >>> a group of women who say they were sexually harassed by the -- resident trump are uniting to share their story. >> nikki haley rakes from the white house line to say women should be heard. now the details. spoke about 12 years ago as a young receptionist in trump tower i was forcibly kissed by mr. trump. >> president trump having a need to moment of his own the women unite to share their stories. >> in an objective setting without question a person with this record would've entered the graveyard of political aspirations never to return. yet here we are with that man as president. >> of the women say it's time for congress to investigate their claims. the presidents accusers, who got li

. >> same chef mario vitaly is taking a leave from his restaurant empire and abc talk show "the chew" after several sexual misconduct allegations. the food website eater reports that four women have accusedry tally of touching them inappropriately. some of the incidents happened at least two decades ago. ry tally put out this statement saying, quote, i apologize to the people i have mistreated and hurt. although most of the identities of the individuals mentioned in these stories have not been revealed to me, much of the behavior described does, in fact, match up with ways i have acted. he goes on to say that behavior was wrong and there are no excuses. i take full responsibility and i am deeply sorry for any pain, humiliation or discomfort i've caused my peers, employees, customers, friends, and family. >> apple confirms it's buying sh shazam, which is a music recognition app. the deal will be valued at $400 million. it could give apple, specifically the apple music service, an advantage over competitors like spotify. >>> coming up, bitcoin spikes in price this morning. the reason be

the usa thousands of miles from moscow out of work and unable to compete whistleblowers yulia and vitali feel abandoned by the world sporting institutions in return for doing all of that. she got sanctioned and neither i.o.c. why the or either boy is. ready to address this issue as of now because i guess they have bigger issues to deal with they have to reinstate russia and they can't worry about the small athlete from russia the kind of political. i call it. i don't call it politics. who really has it in their interest to end cheating in sports athletes doctors and sports federations enrich themselves through doping countries circumvent the international convention against doping in sport the world anti-doping agency's efforts to protect the integrity of sports competitions if doping is unstoppable what will the world of sports look like tomorrow. according to sports experts most records will no longer be able to be beaten starting in two thousand and thirty humankind will reach their physiological limit but some are already dreaming up ways that athletes can improve further through bio

stepping down from his post for six months as he fights an olympic ban for state sponsored doping vitaly mutko was sports minister at the time of the saatchi games during which russia was found to have run a widespread doping program he was handed a lifetime ban by the international olympic committee earlier this month but is appealing this co will still remain in charge of organizing the twenty eighteen world cup the fourth ashes cricket test between australia and england is underway australia already retain the coveted ashes urn with three no lead in the best five match series and they continued to dominate play on day one at the melbourne cricket ground after winning the toss and electing to bat david warner was in fine form of the struck a century captain steve smith had an unbeaten sixty five to guard australia to two hundred and forty four runs for the loss of just three batsman heading into day two . troy. we are doing all those it was still a very robust just the conditions of the pitch. and when you bowl warner is one of the best players in the world and. is going to. meanwhile

vitaly mutko said he has left his world cup role to ‘concentrate on government work'.ntesting the ban. the latest cricket news, and england are in the driving seat in the fourth ashes test in melbourne. at the end of the second day, an alistair cook century left england on 192 for two, 135 behind australia's first innings total. from melbourne, our correspondent patrick gearey reports. mercury rising at the mcg. health advice in such heat — stay in the shade, conserve energy, and under no circumstances try and bowl at steve smith. australia's captain, not out in tests here for three years. so was this a mirage? tom curran‘s first test wicket, a rare and valuable one. now this might look like a replay, but it's not. it's mitchell marsh falling to chris woakes, in exactly the same way. the old reliables, stuart broad andjimmy anderson, did the rest. australia all out for 327, only 83 more than they'd started the day with. it's half past one, the temperature is over 30 degrees and the england bowlers will be really pleased that they're back in the shade of the pavilion. t

next generation and use my experience to make all ivorians proud russia's former sports minister vitaly and let's go has stepped down from his post as the head of the twenty eighteen world cup local organizing committee. has been embroiled in a scandal concerning alleged doping at the twenty fourteen sochi winter olympics and is now fighting a life ban with gerhard already stepped down from his role as head of russian football union on monday alex is sort of keen not to take charge of the world cup twenty eighteen organizing committee. over the winter olympics just weeks away ice hockey teams are still trying to figure out their role after the n.h.l. declined to release their players for the games canada is using the ninety first edition of the international ice hockey tournament expanded to help decide their team chunk the two time defending champions opened the tournament with a victory against czech side field s k five three canada face host next well it was another drama filled night in the n.b.a. as the phoenix suns beat the memphis grizzlies with less than a second left in the gam