now inevitable and the tamper proof bottles that can be opened by hand and they've got the world anti-doping agency up in arms just weeks before the winter olympics thousands of drug tests could suddenly be compromised. i bring golf it's good to have you with us in just one hour u.s. president donald trump will do something that he's never done before and much of the world will be watching. trump will deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year we want to take a look at two of the key issues that he's likely to address tonight on trade it's america first during his speech at the world economic forum in davos mr trump said that the american economy remains his top priority and that the nation is open for business but america for years does not mean american alone when the united states grows so does the womb. immigration and the future of the so-called dreamers will be the other key issue the president has suggested that he's open to protecting the seven hundred thousand children of undocumented migrants who live in the u.s. illegally in return the pr

the world anti doping agency says it's looking into a possible security problem with the bottles that are used for drug tests all this after a lab in cologne told the organization that the bottles could potentially be opened manually the international olympic committee says it's concerned by the findings. they're meant to be tamper proof but these sample bottles are said to be easily manipulated the revelation first reported by german journalist. comes after the bottles were examined at the anti doping lab in cologne the lab found the bottles could be opened manually when a frozen this sports lawyer is furious he says testing at next month's winter games will be floored. in south korea where we can forget it because the head of germany's olympic movement has urged the world anti-doping agency to act. in the coming days to clear out this matter and if you'll pardon the pun they need to plug the hole in these tests once and for all. the problem dates back to sochi in twenty fourteen russia success at the home undone by evidence of state sponsored doping the man who provided that evidenc

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 biotechnology and prostheses restore do it that bad example you want to do that cul de sac of his corky go to medical science at the preview of the magic. plywood then it will be sold or all said your pleasure there was it take ski for him would you ship bob or a little tots from korea or vision if at the tours it is used today are because it is. for his their shock gen sippers your boss with it all it's called missions devalue if he screws it or strategically they are visiting that in your area giving you order all the way up welfare i would as president of the us. i will fall for the edition is who enjoyed ve made me d

the decision comes as the world anti-doping agency. claims the latest generation. and injuring sixteen. hundred. high street. claim to see the wood. on its new saw on the program we round up some of the many other things that have offended the public. moments after one pm on monday here in moscow you're watching naughty international thank you for joining us we start this hour with the breaking news the international paralympic committee has extended its team russia however allowed. to compete under a neutral flag. since hearing statement criteria were published in december twenty sixth seen the r.p.c. has taken some highly significant steps to improve its governance procedures and practices such measures have given the i.p.c. greater confidence than then that the anti doping system and practices now in place in russia are in much better older than what they were when we suspended the r.p.c. in ogust twenty sixteen earlier today the world and he being agency has opened a new investigation of the claims that bottles with athletes samples can be easily opened while f

can beat hamper proof bottles that can be opened by the end of the word world anti doping agency is looking into a possible security breach that could compromise thousands of drug tests just weeks before the winter olympics kick off. of iraq thanks for your company everyone kenya's opposition leader raila a dinka has taken a symbolic presidential oath of office at a mock inauguration ceremony in nairobi while the attorney general called it an act of treason a date that has disputed the election results since last august while the supreme court ordered a rerun last october which he boycott it calling it a sham. all right well after the ceremony royal adiga updated his twitter profile to call himself president of the republic of kenya well in a tweet showing him the mocking argue ration adiga described himself as graciously accepting the mandate granted to us by the kenyan people kansans gathered in the kenyan capital to support opposition leader roy. since early this morning supporters have been assembling in a nairobi park. is an important day for us and out come one time i don't want to mi

earlier today the world anti-doping agency opened a new investigation that was over claims a glitch makes it possible to manually open its new sample bottles the revelations are likely to raise concern over the integrity of the testing system with noise peter oliver. now what's come out from a laboratory in cologne in germany is that when these particular bottles that the supposed to be impossible to open without the correct tools are frozen well they become quite easy to open why is that important you may ask well the whole reason is that when it's athlete gives a sample that actually gives two samples they're given a sample in a base sample the a samples are tested immediately the piece samples are frozen and nuts used to either back up the findings of the a sample or to cast doubt over whether it was a false positive or not what this resulted in is an investigation by the world anti-doping agency into just how valid these be samples are and they're also investigating the company. the swiss manufacturer that makes these bottles that are supposed to be possible to open well it's interest

on monday the world anti-doping agency opened an investigation into a potential fault found in its new sample bottles and accredited laboratory in germany has discovered the supposedly tamper proof bottles and was used last september can be manually opened after being frozen to sample taken during a doping test one of them as back up which is usually frozen the bottles are produced by the same swiss company that made those claim to have been manipulated by russia during the twenty fourteen sochi games. islamic state as a military power may have been defeated in syria but the country's political crisis has yet to be resolved representatives of the syrian government and various opposition groups have got that in the russian city of soft you for a new round of peace talks. but i've got now looking at whether we're any closer to a breakthrough. dialogue has been sorely lacking in the syrian civil war in two thousand and twelve the geneva peace process was initially founded in the six years since it is achieved nothing one side or the other would go to these talks without preconditions some

earlier today the world anti-doping agency opened a new investigation over claims the athlete sample bottles can easily be opened while frozen pizza all of a has more this comes almost same day is a new story broke regarding the sample bottles that he used to collect. samples from athletes that have been tested to see if they've taken performance enhancing drugs now this all took place a testing laboratory in cologne in germany where they found that when frozen these particular bottles were very easy to open why is that important you may ask well the whole reason is that when it's athlete gives a sample that actually give to some polls they given a sample in a based on poll the a samples are tested immediately b. samples are frozen and nuts used to either back up the findings of the a sample or to cast doubt over whether it was a false positive or not it's interesting that these bottles although we've only been in place since since september of last year the same company that made the bottles that were used in sochi back in twenty fourteen and those bottles of course that were at the

a decision comes as the world anti-doping agency launches a new probe into claims the latest generation stamp will contain as can easily be tampered with. islamic state says is behind an attack on a military academy and couple which left eleven servicemen dead and another sixteen injured is the latest in a string of terrorist atrocities in afghanistan that have claimed more than one hundred lives. a very warm welcome i'm mickey aaron in new york watching r.t. international good to have you with us this hour. the international paralympic committee has upheld its ban on team russia for the upcoming twenty eighteen when take games however clean russian athletes will be allowed to compete in south korea in march under a neutral flag artie's peta oliver has more from germany now peter q tell us more about what this ruling means. well what was hundred down by the international paralympic committee on monday morning with an extension to the ban that was rolled out against team russia for the rio olympics games for the summer olympic games that's no carried over for the winter games that were t

the decision comes as the world anti-doping agency launches a new probe into claims that the latest generation stumble containers can be easily tampered with. islamic state claims it carried out an attack on a military academy in cobol killing eleven servicemen and injuring sixty it's the latest in a string of terrorist atrocities in afghanistan that have left over one hundred people dead. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with mina key aaron good to have you with us this hour and we start this hour with breaking news on r.t. international the international paralympic committee has upheld its ban on team russia for the upcoming twenty eighteen winter games however clean russian athletes will be allowed to compete in south korea in march and a neutral flag artie's peter all of a joins me now live with more on the decision peter good to see you can you tell us more about what this ruling means hello. well yes it was passed on by the international paralympic committee's president andree pass and he said that the. russians team would be upheld he also said that there would be

allegedly a rift between two of the biggest organizations in the world of sports the international olympic committee and the world anti-doping agency leaked e-mails suggest american officials were seeking waters. independents women in pick chiefs so that they could unilaterally apply sanctions to act in very good joins me in the studio now to tell us more about this so hate thanks for coming in again what new revelations have these leaks brought forth well these emails leaks by the fancy bears hacking group allegedly from officials in the i.o.c. seem to show incredibly high tensions between international olympic committee officials and wada and by extension also richard mclaren who's reports on alleged doping across russian sport started all this back in two thousand and sixteen of course so where is the blood coming from between these two organizations well according to the e-mails it looks like wada is pushing back against the i.o.c. reportedly water one point was actually making attempts to withdraw from i.o.c. jurisdiction mean they could both test and punish athletes that they found to be guilty of any sort of doping violation

logically a rift between two of the biggest organizations in the world of sports the international olympic committee on the world anti-doping agency leaked e-mails suggest american officials was seeking was independence from a limb pick chief so they could unilaterally apply sanctions on national tables stuck in very good joins me in the studio studio now it's disgusting jacki thanks for coming in so what new revelations have these leaks beautiful well it's probably to no one's surprise that this saga is continuing but these e-mails that the fancy bears hacking group allegedly are alleging belong to i.o.c. officials bring a new perspective that they show a likely incredibly high tensions between the international olympic committee and wada and by of course extension richard mclaren who's reports on all of the alleged doping scheme across russian sports started all this back in two thousand and sixteen so where is the blood coming from between these two organizations well according to these correspondents it looks like it's water that's pushing back against the i.o.c. reportedly at one point was making attempts to withdrawal from i

allegedly a rift between two of the biggest organizations in the world of sports the international olympic committee and the world anti-doping agency leaked e-mails suggest american officials were seeking want of independence from a limb pick chiefs so they could unilaterally apply sanctions. joins me this studio earlier to discuss the matter in detail well these emails leaks by the fancy bears hacking group allegedly from officials in the i.o.c. seem to show incredibly high tensions between international olympic committee officials and wada and by extension also richard mclaren whose reports on alleged doping across russian sport started all this back in two thousand and sixteen of course so where is the bond blood coming from between these two organizations well according to the e-mails it looks like wada is pushing back against the i.o.c. reportedly water at one point was actually making attempts to withdraw from the jurisdiction i mean they could both tast and punish athletes that they found to be guilty of any sort of doping violations and apparently the i.o.c. was strongly against the idea of water become becoming jury judge

conducted and no bands were seen this was a study which of course would raise alarms with the world anti-doping agency instead of pursuing it and doing further tests to determine the accuracy to try to verify or disprove the results of that study they simply blocked the publication so in my mind it's an example of the lack of transparency and the bias and the efforts to censor. studies and news that is problematic from their standpoint we managed to speak to one of the report's office about the rose.

conducted and no bands were seen this was a study which of course would raise alarms with the world anti-doping agency instead of pursuing it and doing further tests to determine the accuracy to try to verify or disprove the results of that study they simply blocked the publication so in my mind it's an example of the lack of transparency in the bias and the efforts to censor. studies and news that is problematic from their standpoint we managed to speak to the authors of the report they told us that their research indicates a doping epidemic at two international track in the us we asked a major that forty six percent and fifty seven percent of the athletes at these international track meets were doping much higher than we expected according to the results of this paper i would call abbott down may i mean when you're when you are talking that half of the athlete said an international track meet are asked to remain to be doing some kind of don't thing i think that's a serious problem for ass right. ics right it is certainly a problem how big it is again i go back to my previous on that without having a

and the temper of proof bottles that can be opened by hand the world anti-doping agency is looking into a possible security breach that could compromise thousands of drug tests just weeks before the winter olympics. you. see me so much going to thank you for joining us kenya's opposition leader has taken a symbolic presidential oath of office in amman. ceremony in nairobi thousands of ecstatic supporters were on hand at the swearing in of them push kenya's attorney general's called an act of treason to have boycotted a rerun of the country's presidential vote last october calling it a sham as people assembled the government cut transmissions of t.v. channels reporting on the event but despite previous threats to stop the gathering police remained at a distance a one though she's covering the story for us in nairobi hi catherine good to see you so a mock inauguration right in the capital tens of thousands of people on hand it sounds incredibly dramatic that tell us more about what happens well the people of or the support is a very low doing that they feel that this is what's they wanted

olympics be invalid the world anti-doping agency says it's investigating a report that tamper proof bottles used in doping tests could potentially be opened by hand the international olympic committee says it wants clarification soon. proof. to be easily manipulated the revelation first reported by german journalist . comes after the bottles were examined at the. found the bottles could be. frozen. furious he says testing at next month's winter games will be floored. the head of germany's olympic movement. to act. in the coming days to clear out this matter and if you'll pardon the pun they need to plug the hole in these tests once and for all. the problem back to the fourteen russia success at the home. by evidence of state sponsored. the man who provided evidence. is now in hiding in the united states among his allegations the security service the f.s.b. was ordered to break into sample bottles. and russia have consistently denied state sponsored doping but these latest revelations raise questions about the security of samples world wide. you're watching. for that. is a strong country. th

real madrid a club worth five hundred million euros expresses a position on something the world anti-doping agency has to take notice you know. al-jazeera continues its investigation into the widespread use of performance enhancing drugs in the final episode of sports doping the endless chase at this time and live it sounds like an agreement between criminal busts it's like trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place if anyone ever comes to ask the question is for throw their hands up in the air and say i don't know i was just nominee director we're doing a investigation into. ukraine could use a bribes you've been corrupt or i've been not corrupt i did just what the president say challenges here investigations the only go at this time. last. us pushes for an emergency un meeting to discuss the arctic government protests in iraq. alone down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up u.s. president donald trump.

access until the summer of twenty sixteen it was possible to change any of the data there the world anti-doping agency coincide with this back and twenty third see it cannot serve as evidence i've mentioned scratches and marks on sample bottles arguably the most solid proof that however was never shown to the public just like the visual results of the bottle flaw experiments back to the water's mysterious additional data that amounts to intelligence extracted from its whistleblower program and other sources many people in russia would like to know who these sources are and why they should be trusted one more segment additional intelligence provided by the international winter federations i'll tell you what the association that unites these federation said the i.o.c. our request to clarify what's going on some federation official seem to have been racking their brains while the president of the international biathlon union was particularly outspoken it is very sad if there is no direct proof of should pull into guilt the i.b.u. tested human numerous occasions and it never tested positive for a banned s

the list was drawn up as part of a sanctions law signed last summer. the doping in sport is much more widespread than previously thought into a recently released report that was withheld by the world anti-doping agency for six years. it used a worldwide live from the russian capital international and thank you for joining us we do start this hour with breaking news here on this channel tensions are high in the russian city where peace talks over the syrian crisis have just gotten underway and during the opening speech of russia's foreign minister in the audience became quite emotional let's cross live now to. standing by for. the latest you have down there what is going on. well it's been something of a hectic start here in sochi anything but smooth sailing first those hours long delayed because last minute arrivals couldn't decide whether they would attend the peace conference or not they had their own preconditions nevertheless when the actual opening ceremony began the russian foreign minister giving the opening speech even then tempers and emotions fled. to france as it's not high on the head. i. don't need to see. dear friends thank you very much. we need to continue our proceedings. to be able

access until the summer of twenty sixteen it was possible to change any of the data that the world anti-doping agency coincide with this back and twenty third see it cannot serve as evidence i've mentioned scratches and marks on sample bottles arguably the most solid proof that however was never shown to the public just like the visual results of the bottle flaw experiments back to the water's mysterious additional data that amounts to intelligence extracted from its whistleblower program and other sources many people in russia would like to know who these sources are and why they should be trusted one more segment additional intelligence provided by the international winter federations i'll tell you what the association that unites these federation said the i.o.c. our request to clarify what's going on some federation official seem to have been racking their brains while the president of the international biathlon union was particularly outspoken it is very sad there is no direct proof of guilt the i.b.u. tested human numerous occasions and never tested positive for a banned substance so apparently

matter of meeting appreciated was approved by people but it will be a decision comes as the world anti-doping agency launches a new probe into claims the latest generation sample containers can easily be tampered with. islamic state says is behind an attack on a military academy in cobol which left eleven servicemen dead and another sixteen injured is the latest in a string of terrorist atrocities in afghanistan that have claimed more than one hundred lives. as variable welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital and we carry. the international paralympic committee has upheld its ban on team russia for the upcoming twenty eighteen winter games however clean russian athletes will be allowed to compete in south korea in march under a neutral flag artie's peter oliver has more from bonn germany the international paralympic committee has extended its ban against team russia that means that. they won't be able to take part in the upcoming winter power olympics in pyongyang in south korea unlike the able bodied athletes in which those taking part in the pyo

classified for power in the world of big sports league team el suggest american officials were allegedly pushing for the world anti-doping agency's independence from olympic chiefs so they could unilaterally apply punitive measures. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me they keep good to have you with us this hour now the u.s. army is looking for help to access and responds to foreign social media platforms with a system so sophisticated it can even understand and use land are to discover the ads online the software needs to interpret the sentiment within a social media post on distinguish between negative and positive false the russian and. korean are among the languages targeted they must translate from them and back to them the pentagon wants replies to retain the original tone their request comes from the united states army intelligence and security command well let's not discuss this interesting slide with our guest for m i five intelligence officer listener sean thank you for coming on the program for is what do you think the need would be for such software. well obviously. the most obvious interpre

resolve this divisive issue right now and the temper proof bottles that can be opened by yet the world anti-doping agency is looking into a possible security breach that could compromise thousands of drug tests just weeks before the winter olympics kicks off. a. great to have you along everyone. the kenyan government has. outlawed opposition leader raila odinga as national resistance movement well that's after he took a symbolic presidential oath of office at a mock inauguration ceremony in nairobi. disputed the country's presidential election results since last august the supreme court ordered a rerun last october which he boycott it calling it a sham well after the ceremony raila odinga updated his twitter profile to call himself president of the republic of kenya and in a tweet showing him at the mock inauguration adding i described himself as graciously accepting the mandate granted us by the kenyan people. kansans gathered in the kenyan capital to support opposition leader raila odinga since early this morning supporters have been assembling in a nairobi park. is an important day for us and out come

earlier on monday the world anti-doping agency opened an investigation into a potential glitch found in its new sample bottles and accredited laboratory in germany has found out the tamper proof bottles introduced in september last year could be manually opened after being frozen two samples are taken during a doping test one of them for backup which is usually frozen the bottles are produced by the same swiss company that made those claim to have been manipulated by russia during the twenty fourteen such games. the swiss company barely makes these bottles they've been used for decades with the olympics and they contain urine and they're supposed to be tamper proof when mclaren did his investigation he claimed to be able to open the bottles but it was a secret how he did that he never revealed how that was done he just claimed he had seen it done we need to see a video of how they're opened how easily they're opened we need to have the berlinger experts involved and we need to have a third party experts involved to determine what is the real situation here the burglary or bottles have

this was a study which of course would raise alarms with the world anti-doping agency instead of pursuing it and doing further tests that determine the accuracy to try to verify or disprove the results of that study they simply blocked the publication so in my mind it's an example of the lack of transparency and the bias and the efforts to censor. studies and news that is problematic from their standpoint thanks and with us in on t. more news after this short break. so seem wrong. wrong just don't call. me. yet to stamp out just being active. and engaged with equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart when you choose to look for common ground. and what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be preached. to going to the press this is what the four three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested in the lives of my. question. welcome back to pharmacies in the german city of frankfurt of found themselves at the center of a racial storm and it's all being whipped up over

a voids uncomfortable issues this was a study which of course would raise alarms with the world anti-doping agency instead of pursuing it and doing further tests to determine the accuracy to try to verify or disprove the results of their study they simply blocked the publication so in my mind it's an example of the lack of transparency and the bias and the efforts to censor. studies and news that is problematic from their standpoint. it seems the facebook wants users looking a little closer to home marks of copernic head of the social media giant has revealed that from monday people's news feeds will be centered more around local news stories and u.s. national unity appears to be the reason for that decision. many people told me they thought that if we could turn down the temperature on the more divisive issues and instead focus on concrete local issues then we would all make more progress together the move is the latest in a series of changes to the facebook news feed to other recent changes aim to show only trustworthy news and informative content to use is also last week facebook reportedly acq

a back burn a report funded by the world anti-doping agency exposes a much higher scale of doping among international athletes than ever thought we discussed it with all those why its publication was delayed and why it went almost unnoticed by wada itself. tensions flare as peace talks over the syrian crisis get underway in the russian was thought of stalled she will guide you through the biggest developments in the negotiations so far. a very warm welcome you are watching r.t. international with me mickey aaron good to have you with us this hour now in an unprecedented move the pentagon. has apparently instructed the inspector general for afghanistan a watchdog which oversees the situation in the country to keep quiet over how much afghan territory is controlled by the government and how much by the taliban and other insurgent groups as according to the watchdog the latest report this development is troubling for a number of reasons not least of which is that this is the first time sigur has been specifically instructed not to release information marked unclassified to the american tax

reinstatement darcy's one and the other one is that of course that the russian anti doping also or if he has to be approved by the world anti-doping agency the water the moment the system not actually occurred so there are those two criteria which have to be fulfilled so that from the moment russian sport will be in the clear do you miss the good body would take any possibility geopolitics how many play in the russian doping scandal. no i don't believe our suit all. are i think that for many viewpoints the international olympic committee and to a certain extent the international paralympic committee have bent over backwards to accommodate russia it's not in their interests of the i.o.c. or the i.p.c. not to have a leading sports nation like russia not competing in the most important of. jurisdiction namely the winter olympics and the winter paralympics people in the rest of the world would be enthusiastic about having russia competing just as they're enthusiastic about for instance russia hosting the fifa world cup later this year so i'm good buddies boss news correspondent for the sunday times thank you we appreciate your time. now in o

we want to earlier on monday the world anti-doping agency opened an investigation into a potential glitch found in its new song full bottles and accredited laboratory in germany has found that the tamper proof bottles introduced last september could be manually opened after being frozen two samples taken during a don't contest one of them as backup which is usually frozen the bottles are produced by the same swiss company that made those changes have been manipulated by russia during the twenty fourteen sofie games. the burger bottles have been used as i was saying for decades and it's only with mclaren that suddenly it turned out that they can be opened we need to see a video of how they're opened how easily they're opened we need to have the berlinger experts involved and we need to have third party experts involved to determine what is the real situation here the schmidt commission it took them a long time it took them months of testing and devising some tool and then they were able to open some you know couple of dozen bottles but this was an elaborate procedure with a huge team of pe

conducted and no bands were seen this was a study which of course would raise alarms with the world anti-doping agency instead of pursuing it and doing further tests to determine the accuracy to try to verify or disprove the results of that study they simply blocked the publication so in my mind it's an example of the lack of transparency and the bias and the efforts to censor. studies and news that is problematic from their standpoint well we managed to speak to the authors self that reports they told us that was that indicates a doping i think demick. at international track say we asked or made forty six percent and and fifty seven per cent of our fleet these international track meets were doping much harder than we expect our quarterly results newspaper i would call it africa. i mean when you're when you were talking there house of athletes said an international track meet are asked to major to be doing some kind of deal. i think that's just problem for athletics and that is certainly a problem how big it is again i go back to my previous on without having that i could prevent estimation we don't k

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that is their incomes as the world anti-doping agency launches a new probe into claims that the latest generation sample containers can easily be tampered with. islamic state claims it carried out an attack on a military academy in kabul leaving eleven servicemen and injuring sixteen it's the latest in a string of terrorist atrocities in afghanistan that have left over one hundred people dead. fashion giant h. and m. is embroiled in another control of the city after shoppers claim to see the word allah written on its new song we round up some of the many other things that have offended the public lately. a very warm welcome i'm neki aaron and this is r.t. international good to have you with us this i would start with breaking news on into r.t. international the international paralympic committee has upheld its ban on team russia for the upcoming twenty eight hundred twenty games how. i have a clean russian athletes that will be allowed to compete in south korea in march and neutral flag peter all of it joins me now live with more on the decision and peter what does the ruling mean. for

this was a study which of course would raise alarms with the world anti-doping agency instead of pursuing it and doing further tests to determine the accuracy to try to verify or disprove the results of that study they simply blocked the publication so in my mind it's an example of the lack of transparency and the bias and the efforts to censor. studies and news that is problematic from their standpoint. tensions have been high in the russian city of thought the web peace talks over the syrian crisis at being held today even the opening speech by russia's foreign minister was interrupted for porth it's been a busy and unpredictable starts to the sochi peace conference first there's a deal a for hours and hours while a last minute arrivals couldn't quite make their minds up on whether to attend or or not and when foreign minister lavrov finally got around to making the opening speech well this. is because it's difference i want to say. that i think it's different thank you very much but are you going to friends we have to continue working you will have a chance to participate in the discus

little rift between two of the biggest organizations in the world of sports the international olympic committee and the world anti-doping agency a leaked emails suggest american officials were seeking waters independence from the limbic chiefs so they could even actually apply sanctions earlier jacqueline bouvier discussed the matter in detail with my colleague macaire. well these emails leaked by the fancy bears hacking group allegedly from officials in the i.o.c. seem to show incredibly high tensions between international olympic committee officials and wada and by extension also richard mclaren whose reports on alleged doping across russian sport started all this back in two thousand and sixteen of course so where is the blood coming from between these two organizations well according to the emails it looks like wada is pushing back against the i.o.c. reportedly was one point was actually making attempts to withdraw from i.o.c. jurisdiction mean they could both test and punish athletes that they found to be guilty of any sort of doping violations and apparently the i.o.c. was strongly against the idea of water become becomi

conducted and no bands were seen this was a study which of course would raise alarms with the world anti-doping agency instead of pursuing it and doing further tests to determine the accuracy to try to verify or disprove the results of that study they simply blocked the publication so in my mind it's an example of the lack of transparency and the bias and the efforts to censor. studies and news that is problematic from their standpoint. we managed to speak to the authors of the report they told us that there were so it's indicates a doping epidemic. to international track meets we asked or made forty six percent and and fifty seven per cent of the athletes these international track meets were. much higher than we expected our quarter results newspaper i would call it average than men i mean when you're when you are talking that how some of the athletes in our national track meet are asked to remain to be doing some kind of don't. i think that's a serious problem for athletics and that is certainly a problem how big it is again i go back to my previous on about having presidents estimation we don't kno

conducted and no bands were seen this was a study which of course would raise alarms with the world anti-doping agency instead of pursuing it and doing further tests to determine the accuracy to try to verify or disprove the results of that study they simply blocked the publication so in my mind it's an example of the lack of transparency in the bias and the efforts to censor. studies and news that is problematic from their standpoint. we managed to speak to one of the report's authors about the results of their findings while we did this survey is scapel aids on that a condition under which they could not be exposed to whether or not they have no invasive. form sentencing substances in the previous five months because of the methodology if not in the exact method if we estimate the number of athletes or the proportion of athletes in the sample and that probably said yes to that question if you are using different methodologies for example the athlete biological passport the estimated use of the finger ranges between fourteen to twenty percent in some countries higher and that if one chooses to lower

allegedly a rift between two of the biggest organizations in the world of sports the international olympic committee and the world anti-doping agency believed e-mails suggest american officials were seeking waters independence from olympic chiefs so they could unilaterally apply sanctions earlier artie's volga discuss the matter in detail with my colleague macaire. well these emails leaked by the fancy bears hacking group allegedly from officials in the i.o.c. seem to show incredibly high tensions between international olympic committee officials and wada and by extension also richard mclaren whose reports on the alleged doping across russian sport started all this back in two thousand and sixteen of course so where is the blood coming from between these two organizations well according to the emails it looks like wada is pushing back against the i.o.c. reportedly was one point was actually making attempts to withdraw from i.o.c. jurisdiction mean they could both test and punish athletes that they found to be guilty of any sort of doping violations and apparently the i.o.c. was strongly against the idea of water become becoming jur