aaron nolan has more on what the athlete in question has to say about her failed test who's going.t's the fastest events on the track. >> a straight stretch that securing richardson dominates 100 meters from start line to finish line in 10.8 seconds led her to a spot on the u.s. olympic team. but after a positive test for marijuana. >> richardson was forced to vacate that win and cannot compete for 30 days. she spoke with nbc's today show this see. >> well, it does a i actually i know what i do. i know what i'm supposed to do. i'm not not to be a nice to make that decision. that making an excuse or like they need. >> if that the richardson found out she lost her biological mother days before the race writing by motion, by by. 19 93. i but i think that you know, i can't hide my so-so. >> and the sun some time. well, you my thing. she admitted to using the drug while in oregon for the olympic trials. >> it's a state where it is legal to use marijuana, but that usage is still against the rules of her sport. she is an athlete competing for the olympic you've reported on several olympic

i was aaron nolan reporting simone biles snow has the day off before the next individual competition begins. she has not said. >> whether or not she will be competing in that our sports director jason dumas us. we'll have more on this story coming up later in sports. >> and turning to wildfire coverage. we have time lapse video from a pg. any wildfire camera. this is showing the moments the camera and pollute an a plus county was engulfed by say goodbye to that camera. yeah, this is part of the dixie fire. it's now burned more than 208,000 acres in butte and plumas counties. an area bigger than new york city, at least 22 buildings and other structures have been destroyed another 10,000 are threatened. the dixie fire is 23% contained. >> also infamous county, the beckwourth complex fire is nearing full containment. good news there. that fire was started by lightning on july 3rd since then. it's grown to more than 100,000 acres in the plumas national forest. firefighters are working now to keep the fire lines manageable, trying to ensure the flames do not break containment. it is curre

reporter aaron nolan has the story. >> 2 weeks from tomorrow. the world will turn to tokyo for the summer games. opening ceremony. but today the international olympic committee issued the news spectators will not be allowed to be inside venues to watch the last 5 years of this olympic cycle have been like none other after a 12 month delay the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on the summer games as today. tokyo issued a state of emergency. there's only 15% of its population is vaccinated can you think that they miss one of the reasons for this in addition to the increase of people's movements as the influence of the new mutated strain. the delta variant i which is pointed out to be 1.5 times more infectious than the candle in response, the international olympic committee said, quote. >> stricter measures with regard to the olympic games. tokyo twenty-twenty have also been decided by the 3 japanese parties. no spectators will be allowed into any venues in tokyo during the olympic games. now this is a change from the earlier decision to only al

aaron nolan has more on that. >> who's going. it's the fastest events on the track. >> a straight stretch that securing richardson dominates 100 meters from start line to finish line in 10.8 seconds led her to a spot on the u.s. olympic team. but after a positive test for marijuana. >> richardson was forced to vacate that win and cannot compete for 30 days. she spoke with nbc's today show this >> well, it does a i actually i know what i do. i know what i'm supposed to do. i'm not not to be a nice to make that decision. that making an excuse or like need. >> if that the richardson found out she lost her biological mother days before the race writing by motion, by by. and he is 99 is. 93. but think that you know, i can't hide my so-so. >> and the sun some time. well, you my thing. she admitted to using the drug while in oregon for the olympic trials. >> it's a state where it is legal to use marijuana, but that usage is still against the rules of her sport athlete competing for the olympic mary, you've reported on several olympics.