they were trying to serve, and it was a really important step, here, that we hear that the us olympic committeestigation into what has happened. many thanks. for the first time ever, researchers in china have successfully created new monkeys. they use the same technology that was used to clone dolly the sheep backin was used to clone dolly the sheep back in 1996. our medical correspondence is here. tell us about the technology. as you say, the same technology that was used in scotla nd the same technology that was used in scotland back in the 90s, more than 20 years ago it, to produce the first cloned mammal, dolly the sheep. since then, we have had pigs, cats, rats, mice but never before, a monkey. the furthest people have got, has been the embryos. this team in shanghai have managed to create these two monkeys, and i think we can seize them moving images of them playing in their incubator. there they are, died instantly —— genetically identical. they say that they hope to have a whole row of cloned monkeys, they could investigate the two genes that cause both animal and human diseases. varies

the us olympic committee threatened to strip its status if directors didn't stand down. larry nassar was jailed for up to 175 years for sexually abusing young athletes. more now from the bbc‘s peter bowes. as larry nassar begins to what amounts to a life sentence, the fallout from the abuse scandal has been swift and decisive. the entire board of usa gymnastics has gone and there have been other resignations too. mark hollis was the athletic director at michigan state university when nassar worked there. he and another official have decided to quit. it's been an absolute honour to guide the athletic department for the last decade. that being said, today i'm announcing my retirement. i'm not running away from anything, i'm running towards something. comfort, compassion and understanding for the survivors in our community. togetherness, time and love for my family. there's been reports that michigan state university and usa gymnastics knew all the abuse claims but failed to take action. though both denied there was a cover—up. with several investigations into abuse in us s

but they were put under pressure by the us olympic committee that presented them with an ultimatum.hat was if the board members did not all resign, while the body would be stripped of its power to run gymnastics in the usa. it did not take long before the announcement was made that the remaining board members, five of them, had already resigned, in the way of what happened over the past week. they have now all decided to resign. and there will be replaced with interim members over the coming months. us gymnastics has also been told that it must co—operate with an independent investigation into what has happened. because many questions remain, including who knew what and when. was there a cover—up? us gymnastics have tonight that they have covered up any knowledge of this abuse before it came to light, but clearly, many questions in the future for that investigation, and several others. how is this being felt beyond gymnastics, and other sporting areas? is, ithink, is going to every aspect of sport in the united states. in fact, we know of the house of representatives today that the

it follows an ultimatum by the us olympic committee, which said the board must go or lose its statusorts governing body. earlier this week, nassar was jailed for 175 years for sexually abusing over 150 female athletes. police in toronto say canadian pharmaceutical billionaires barry and honey sherman were murdered in a targeted killing. the couple were found hanged in their home six weeks ago. officers originally ruled out murder, according to canadian media, they believed mr sherman killed his wife before hanging himself. residents in the south african city of cape town have been warned that their water will be shut off by april unless they do more to conserve supplies. a severe drought has seen consumption limited to 50 litres per person per day. now officials are urging people to switch off their toilet cisterns and limit flushing to conserve water. top chefs from around the world have attended the funeral in france of paul bocuse, the man nicknamed the pope of french gastronomy. more than 1500 mourners, many in their chef's whites, filled lyons cathedral to pay their final respec

a spokesman said all 18 directors would comply with an instruction by the us olympic committee to stand down. donald trump has told told business and political leaders that his policy of putting america first does not mean america alone. speaking at the world economic forum in switzerland, he rejected accusations of protectionism, but used his address to attack what he described as unfair and predatory global trading practices. police in toronto say the billionaire barry sherman and his wife honey were murdered. the pair we re wife honey were murdered. the pair were found dead near the pool in their home in mid—december. now on bbc news, our world. hundreds of industrial towns across russia are facing extinction. jenny norton reports for our world. once the pride of the soviet union, hundreds of towns which helped to power russia's industrialisation are under threat of extinction. failing industries, a falling population and the sheer vastness of this country mean many places have been abandoned. often leaving remaining residents in squalid conditions. nearly one in ten russians now liv

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it follows an ultimatum by the us olympic committee which said the board must go, or lose its statusek nassar was jailed for 175 years for sexually abusing more than 100 girls, teenagers, and young women. the bbc says it is "grateful" to the male presenters and journalists who've agreed to a pay cut after revelations of salary inequality between the sexes at the corporation were exposed. the details are still being worked out, but the six arejeremy vine, nicky campbell, john humphrys, hugh edwards, jon sopel, and nick robinson. the pay issue emerged when the bbc‘s china editor carrie gracie stepped down in protest at being paid much less than other world editors. football, and there was no giant killing down in the west country tonight — manchester united beat league two minnows yeovil 4—0 in the fa cup fourth round. alexis sanchez made his debut but was substituted in the second half as united took control. jesse lingard scored perhaps the pick of the goals — running straight through the yeovil defence. they will still remember it fondly, eventually. that is it from the bbc news cha

the fact is the us olympic committee and usa gymnastics have shown they can't police themselves.y needs to be held accountable. larry nassar got his due in court and i think that is very important. but there are other people involved and the questions continue about why did this go on for so long. why didn't somebody do something about it when there were multiple reports. in new hampshire, if you are an observer or you hear about sexual abuse or abuse against a child, you are required to report it. why didn't somebody report to authorities what was going on. and that is why we need -- i believe we need a select committee in congress, we need to bring the people who may have been involved in this before us. they need to answer questions so the public can hear what those answers are. and so they could be held accountable. >> and but i guess my question now is -- is a question for the young girls and families, is what is be held accountable mean because it is one thing to go in front of the congressional committee and i'm not diminishing that, but it is something to lose your job, a

a spokesman said all 18 directors would comply with an instruction by the us olympic committee to stand down. and police in toronto say the murder of a billionaire and his wife was just that. they were found dead in their home in december. now on bbc news, it is the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. coming up, there's a rare standing ovation in the house of lords as a labour former minister talks of her battle with brain cancer, and explains why she's campaigning for more innovative treatment. so that we can live well together with cancer. notjust tying off of it. at prime ministers questions jeremy corbyn and theresa may go into battle overjust how much money should go to england's nhs. a labour government would not be underfunding the nhs, it would not be privatizing the nhs. it would not be underfunding social care. this is a government that recognises the priorities of the british people. but it remains a world—class health care system. indeed, the best health care system in the world! also on this programme: david davis makes his first appearance of t

yes, they were given an ultimatum by the us olympic committee who essentially said if they didn't resignld use their authority as a body to govern the sport in the united states, to run the sport of gymnastics. it was not very long after that ultimatum that we heard that all 18 members had agreed to resign. in fact, five manors had already resigned from their positions on that board in the wake of the trial and the hearing we have been watching over the past week or so been watching over the past week or so and that quite gruelling test me from so many of those young people who are victims in this case the —— members. what is the deadline? they had initially been given a week. usa gymnastics have not said categorically in responding to this when they will resign. it seems pretty certain that they will resign pretty certain that they will resign pretty soon. the olympic committee has been pretty adamant in terms of what it wants to see what will happen in the future, it wants usaid gymnastics to agree to an independent investigation into what has happened —— usa gymnastics. there are ques

a spokesman said all 18 directors would comply with an instruction by the us olympic committee to stand down. police in toronto say the billionaire barry sherman and his wife honey were murdered. the pair were found dead near the pool in their home in mid—december. now on bbc news, our world. —— donald trump has told told business and political leaders that his policy of putting america first does not mean america alone. speaking at the world economic forum in switzerland, he rejected accusations of protectionism. the food standards agency says that it is looking at issues involving the use by dates on meat is applied to thousands of pubs, hotels, and some schools and care homes by the derby —based company russell hume. six sites have been close since tuesday. one of its customers, whether spurs, had apologised to its own customers and said it had found a new supplier. no skates being served here. there have been no nearer wetherspoon since tuesday. not great for a business which sells thousands of steaks every week. it decided to withdraw them when it discovered problems with its suppl

so we heard after the sentencing that the us olympic committee will be putting together a third—partygative team to look at how abuse of this scale was able to go on for so long. also this hour — us president donald trump has said he's willing to be interviewed by robert mueller under oath. mr mueller is the special counsel investigating potential russian meddling in the 2016 us election. the president's comments came after a report in the washington post said mr mueller‘s questioning would focus on mr trump's decisions to fire his national security adviser michael flynn and fbi directorjames comey. the aid agency save the children has suspended its programmes across afghanistan after an islamist attack on its offices injalalabad. gunmen stormed their way into its compound, after detonating a suicide car—bomb. three members of staff and one soldier were killed. the charity says it remains "fully committed to helping the most deprived children of afghanistan". the german chancellor, angela merkel, has spoken out against protectionism, a day after the us imposed steep tariffs on some as

. >> the us olympic committee says it will hire an investigate tore find out when first complaints were fest brought. >> the past two olympic trials were held in san jose. elisa harrington has reaction from the local gymnastic community. >> reporter: parents like melanie zandehalves admits. >> he has met some of the elite athletes who confronted nassar. >> appalled and just sickened by the activity and behaviors that occurred under this one individual. the fact that there may have been people that were either covering up or hiding or somehow doing this at the top areas that we don't work in is just as appalling. >> reporter: larry nassar was sentenced up to 175 years in prison. in a youtube video, former olympian and gold medallist shawn johnson blasted the gymnastic world. >> reporter: peterson has not seen a decline in enrollment in his youth programs. he says they follow the nba rule. never be alone with a minor. >> ask questions that are appropriate and stay visible. don't assume that everything is going to be taken care of by people in the trusting hands of their sport. >>> 20/20 w

a spokesman said all 18 directors would comply with an instruction by the us olympic committee to standpolicy of putting america first does not mean america alone. speaking at the world economic forum in switzerland, he rejected accusations of protectionism, but used his address to attack what he described as unfair and predatory global trading practices. police in toronto say the billionaire barry sherman and his wife honey were murdered. the pair we re wife honey were murdered. the pair were found dead near the pool in their home in mid—december. now on bbc news, our world. hundreds of

. >> the us olympic committee says it will hire an investigate tore find out when first complaints weretwo olympic trials were held in san jose. elisa harrington has reaction from the local gymnastic community. >> reporter: parents like melanie zandehalves >> he has met some of the elite athletes who confronted nassar. >> appalled and just sickened by the activity and behaviors that occurred under this one individual. the fact that there may have been people that were either covering up or hiding or somehow doing this at the top areas that we don't work in is just as appalling. >> reporter: larry nassar was sentenced up to 175 years in prison. in a youtube video, former olympian and gold medallist shawn johnson blasted the gymnastic world. >> reporter: peterson has not seen a decline in enrollment in his youth programs. he says they follow the nba rule. never be alone with a minor. >> ask questions that are appropriate and stay visible. don't assume that everything is going to be taken care of by people in the trusting hands of their sport. >>> 20/20 will dedicate an entire hour to the

the head of the us olympic committee's demand is rising nations from the gymnastics board. board members are being threatened with termination if they don't comply. the demand comes two days after dr. larry nassar was sentenced to 175 years in prison for the sexual abuse of young girls who were sent to him for medical care. many of the victims including aly raisman spoke during the sentencing. criticizing the committee on the board for not doing enough.>>> google will let you mute those advertisements that follow you online. there is a new future that will let you block those reminder ads that show up on websites to remind you to purchase items you searched for but did not buy. the mute option only works on websites that use the google ad service. >> i have been thinking about getting my mom artichokes and my instagram feet has artichokes now. >>> a new report underscores the competitiveness and challenges of getting into stanford. a company that rings schools from kindergarten to college listed stanford as the second hardest university to get into in america. behind only h

usa gymnastics says it will now comply with the us olympic committee order that calls for the board toign following the nassar scandal. >>> more oscar controversy actor casey avenue neck says he will not attend this year's academy awards. criticism against the actor reignited after the me too movement over two sexual harassment lawsuits filed against him back in 2010. affleck won the oscar for best actor last year for manchester by the sea and he was expected to present the oscar for best actress at this year's ceremony in march. >>> super bowl mania taking hold. >>> super bowl mania taking hold. a look at how the host city is hold together. >>> super bowl mania taking hold. a looa little to the left.y is 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> it's getting real here eagles fans. the birds bags are pa

also pointing out that some at usa gymnastics, and the us olympic committee should be held responsiblegold medallist has called for an independent enquiry into this. so, again, this has been a case that has really gripped the nation, and after the seven days of unprecedented and emotional testimony, we now have the centres of 175 years for larry nassar. talk about the length of time that this abuse was going on for. he was serving as the us gymnastic physician through four olympic games. there have got to be questions about how he was allowed to continue for so long. yes, absolutely. the allegations came to light in 2016, after an indiana is starring investigation into how several reports of sexual abuse to usa gymnastics were ignored and not properly handled. today, we actually had racial den hollander, one of the first public accusers speaking in court. and after that indianapolis star, she was the first to come forward publicly, to detailed the allegations. she went through a lot of emotional stress trying to get this case to court. eventually, larry nassar did decide to accept the

us. the international olympic committee has announced one hundred sixty nine russian athletes will be able to take part in next month's winter games in south korea the i.o.c. hasn't published the names of the athletes but the number matches the size of the team announced by russia earlier this week and it's already known some of the country's top medal hopefuls will be unable to compete. i. was left with a weakness of my. time to speak well of course of a bias i was surely in my belly as much as a material of the time i haven't. yet that was just three of us accommodating elf carry out what he gave all the time paschal the butler one that he has yet at least yet we've got a legends we have i am going to see if there was which was the way us which was kept at that flatly i think before me that is that dawn was not going to ask us to buy and i think in. my thoughts while leaving everything behind and returning home it was my dream to competed in banks and i was working towards the go through hundreds and thousands of difficulties through sweat and blood. of his horse and i'm serious for us i

the us olympic committee had threatened to de-certify usa gymnastics if its entire board did not followandful of members who resigned. friday, they agreed step down. danielle nottingham, for cbs-3 , "eyewitness news." >> and in other news today, it seems some eagles fans want nothing to do with boston, the home area of the new england patriots. one bakery has banned boston themed donut in advance of the super bowl. albaladejo ex andrea hoff more on the bosses ton ban, and the philly theme treats that has replaced it. >> the key is recognizing a caller's boston accent. >> we have been getting prank calls. >> all balls every decision made this week inside of southwest philadelphia's dottie's donut. >> we're not doing boston cream right now until after the super bowl. >> this culinary choice hit the national stage and stunning like a dagger into the cream filled hearts of patriots fans. after catching winds new england fired back, the scenic park in boston issued an immediate ban on beloved philly fair including philadelphia cream cheese, cheese steaks, soft pretzels, and crisco. until the

the us olympic committee had threatened to de-certified few usa gymnastics if its entire board did not members who resigned. friday, they agreed step down. danielle nottingham, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> and in other news today, the eagles have embraced the team's underdog status. so, have the fans in that still is true as the birds get ready to face the patriots in just about a week, as " eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us, the underdogs may have a unique advantage, because of their status. >> please, make us be underdogs. that's how we want it. >> the eagles have taken that underdog mentality, and they've flown with it. >> i think it like booze z moral in a way, knowing like we have our underdog quarterback with us, it is insane. >> heading to the super bowl against tom brady and the new england patriots. >> against who? >> eagles are still stat eggs i cannily speaking the underdogs. >> right now it looks like they have about a 35% chance of winning the super bowl. >> but being predict today fail could benefit the birds. >> in to might help. >> that according to the fo

when it comes to the us olympic committee, again they have said they will be having an independent thirdthis. but the question becomes whose head should roll over this? on monday, three board members from usa gymnastics resigned. but you have rally racing, an olympic gold medallist, saying she believed it is rotten to the core and that their dates to be a complete restructuring of the sport's governing body. so it is unclear what will happen on that front. but again i think you heard the girls speak to on numerous occasions, that there doesn't need to just be this case closed at the end of the sentencing. there does need to be properfollow—up, and the judge herself said there needs to be a massive investigation, which the state attorney general says they are going to start looking into. it's been an extraordinary day in brazilian politics. this man — ex—president luiz inacio lula da silva — has lost an appeal to overturn his corruption conviction. not only that, three judges extended his sentence from nine years to 12 years jail. the hearing has gripped brazil. it took place in the south

the us olympic committee, it is worth pointing out, still has to do an independent investigation intoa final question about the hearing we re a final question about the hearing were seeing. is it a different judge, is it even a different court? in which weighed only connect?“ judge, is it even a different court? in which weighed only connect? it is a differentjudge and court. they are in two separate counties. again, that's why, after we had that large televised sentencing hearing last week, where we originally had 88 women who would come forward and then the end had 175, thatjudge a clear that she was going to give anybody who accused larry nassar the time to confront him. this judge anybody who accused larry nassar the time to confront him. thisjudge has made a similar decision and that's why we, at this point, think they're going to year by the end of this three—day sentencing 65 women come forward. all of it, again, is a way forward. all of it, again, is a way for thejudges to give forward. all of it, again, is a way for the judges to give the healing process to these women who ha

and i think it is worth pointing out that after the sentencing the us olympic committee says they areinto how this kind of abuse went on for so long.|j was just kind of abuse went on for so long.|j wasjust going to kind of abuse went on for so long.|j was just going to say that the 0lympic was just going to say that the olympic committee itself is now under scrutiny, isn't it, olympic committee itself is now underscrutiny, isn't it, because this went on for so long, and the abuse happened to so many girls? absolutely, he was considered the most renowned, prestigious doctor, who served as a team doctor in the 0lympics with these young women, abused them often in public spaces, and so one of the olympic gold medallists actually, ali rissman, had said there needed to be an independent enquiry into what happened, because she did not believe that others did not have some kind of inkling of what was happening, or any other reports from any other girl of what he was doing. so this has really shaken this sport to its core, andrew lewer damaged its repetition. you have had advertisers pulling

the us olympic committee had basically giving usa gymnastics and ultimatum. they handled the case with doctor larry nassar. the committee said that if they did not resign, they would pull the sport's governing authority. we really expected this resignation to ta ke really expected this resignation to take place, at again it shows the continued fallout from this really shocking mass sexual assault case that we have seen really gripping the nation and the world's attention. can usa gymnastics recover from this? you have had the sport's top olympians, gold medel winners, saying that usa gymnastics did not properly report and investigate these cases of assault against these young gymnasts, many of them did not even know the time because they were so young and never had sexual account is —— encounters that they were being assaulted. they wa nt that they were being assaulted. they want the entire governing body to be reworked and have new leadership. and it will be a long road for them to begin the trust of not me americans and these young gymnasts but also the us

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the head of the oh -- us olympic committee is demanding resignations from the entire usa gymnastics board by wednesday. board members are being threatened with termination and decertification. the demands come two days after former gymnastics doctor larry nassar was sentenced for up to 175 years in prison for the sexual abuse of young girls. many of the victims including aly raisman spoke during the sentencing criticizing the olympic committee and the board for not doing enough to protect girls and women from the abuse. >>> actor casey affleck will not be attending the academy awards. criticism against the actor was reignited after the #metoo movement over sexual harassment lawsuits filed against him in 2010. he won an oscar last year and was expected to present the oscar for best actress this year. >>> a wounded mother from the las vegas shooting in october is back home. the 30-year-old was discharged from a special medical facility in phoenix this week. she was moved from the las vegas facility late last year and has been under care for months. at first doctors thought she would not sur

your dream and story no explanation that could have been the case but the international olympic committee then let us know the seventeen criteria they used if you don't match at least one or rather if there's even doubt about at least one of them you're out that could be suspicion that could even be an ongoing procedure that could be many factors which did not lead to the satisfaction of the panel the purpose is to invite clean russian athletes for which this panel has been and has not the slightest doubt or suspicion again seventeen boxes to be taked to get the all clear there's all kinds of things on the list from the infamous scratches on sample bottles to an obscure final segment additional confidential information provided by wada even one of those gets you a red light but the criteria set by the i.o.c. itself might well race suspicion not only in russia take the first two which essentially unite all the rest by the way being sanctioned by the i.o.c. investigators or any anti-doping rule violation in the past the latest group of russian athletes who found out they're not go and were never involv

.>>> the house will vote today on a bill requiring the us olympic committee amateur sports groups tort sexual abuse claims to police. it is in response to the case of dr. larry nassar the doctor who admitted to molesting young gymnasts who he was treating for medical conditions. the bill will prohibit athletes under 18 from being alone with an adult who is not their parent or guardian. the measure has been passed by the senate. >>> a bill making its way through the state legislature would legalize banking for the marijuana industry. federal law does not allow banks to accept deposits for marijuana businesses. the bill would allow california chartered banks, credit unions and other financial institutions to open checking and savings account issuing checks for marijuana retailers. that would let the marijuana business owners pay their employees with checks and make electronic and wire payments. under the current regulations pot businesses have to pay their taxes and employees with cash which puts them in danger for robberies. >>> the band known as the father of medical marijuana over t

the decision is one of six demands the us olympic committee laid out in a letter to the organization.ed to 175 years in prison for sexually assaulting young female athletes. more than i wasn't 50 women and girls said in court he abuse the them over the past two decades. nassar is due back in court on january 31st. you may not know this face but you know the name. billionaire casino mow tylostyle steve wynn facing allegations of sexual harassment. dozens of employees are claiming he sexualized them in the workplace even pressuring some of them to perform sex acts. one case reported led to a seven and a half million dollar settlement with manicurist. wynn replied to the allegations say "the idea that i ever assaulted any woman is preposterous. wynn is calling the allegations a smear campaign related to divorce proceedings from his ex-wife. >>> president trump back in washington following his trip to davos switzerland for the world economic forum and facing questions on whether or not he tried to get rid of special counsel robert mueller. the president also making headlines for the immig

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good to have you with us this our money into the harvey this is our international. international olympic committee has announced that one hundred sixty nine russian athletes will be invited to take part in the upcoming winter games in south korea the organization didn't publish the names of the athletes cleared the number matches the team size announced by russia earlier this week and it's thought that some of the country's top medal hopefuls will have to remain at home. well it was a love hate weakness and i am of pakistani politician of a biased i surely am i really as much as a material of one of the. yes that was yes the higher quality health care hurry up and eat yet again for all that time paschal the past one that he has yet or at least yet believe that he lives that instantly and i am glad to see it's yeah with which was that i asked which was which was kept at that flannel i think before me that is that one was the land mass he was to buy and i think in. my thoughts are leaving everything behind and returning home it was my dream to compete in the olympics and i was working towards the go

used to qualify for the upcoming went. 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. that we have achieved so much we can do. this and if something hinders us we must overcome it i

us this is r.t. international. in less than two weeks the winter olympics get underway in south korea and later today the international olympic committee is to reveal which russian athletes will be allowed to compete but russia has already had bad news with a number of its medal hopefuls banned in recent days. leading us to be able to. sleep well especially minus a surely i believe is the answer to. every . time crash of the past. yeah yeah i was yeah that's exactly what he was i didn't see and i am glad to see it's yeah with me just the way i was which i just kept that backsliding before me that i don't know when my last was by and i think. i thought i leaving everything behind and returning home it was my dream to compete at the olympics and i was working towards the go through hundreds and thousands of difficulties through sweat and blood. on the social structures trust. mostly on. what you. believe the studies would be supposed to that's when the president should . i should be sure to do talk to the store the truth to come up with a team in russia was banned from participating in the winter games almost two months ago of allegation

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use of bitcoin. welcome back now the russian hacking group is claiming the canadian olympic committee covered up its national poll vote champion testing positive for doping prior to the rio olympics. joins us in the studio with the details now so what are they claiming to have dug up here the activists have found an email exchange and it is supposedly between the people from the canadian olympic committee and also on another canadian sport fourteen which is responsible for sport ethics in the country and the emails reveal some of what allegedly was happening behind the scenes of canadian sport around the rio olympics and you won't be impressed because it looked like attempts to play down an anti-doping rule violation and also. quickly. trying to do some quirky damage control so here's the athlete to the center. well it's all about the case of former hold champion shawn barber in prior to the olympics he tested positive for cocaine but instead of being thrown out of the olympics after several and tarnal disciplinary proceedings and cat of the for the pole vaulter was allowed to go moreover for a while

about your dream story no explanation that could have been the case but the international olympic committee then let us know the seventeen criteria they used if you don't match at least one or rather if there's even doubt about at least one of them you're out. that could be suspicion that could even be an ongoing procedure that could be many factors which did not lead to the satisfaction of the panel the purpose is to invite clean russian athletes for which this panel was and has not the slightest doubt or suspicion again seventeen boxes to be taked to get the all clear there's all kinds of things on the list from the infamous scratches on sample bottles to that obscure final segment additional confidential information provided by wada even one of those gets you a red light but the criteria set by the i.o.c. itself might well race suspicion not only in russia take the first two which essentially unite all the rest by the way being sanctioned by the i.o.c. investigators or any anti-doping rule violation in the past the latest group of russian athletes who found out they're not go and were never involved