alysia montano - absolutely not. she lost money more wonder why are you human emotion to feel a loss. mg: when you give so much - you give everything and to have that experience today montano is games in rio? and , matt gutman, abc jessica rae: carrot cake, about carrot pancakes? recipe up ahead. good any time of the day well if you want to do something just a bit different for your family... howard has a unique spin on the classic dish. take a look! "carrots are one of those vegetables that we seem to take for granted i think it's because they've always been so plentiful, they're so reasonable, and are they ever versatile. i mean just think of all the dishes that have carrots in them. everything from fill-you-up soups to hearty roasts. after all, what's a salad bar without a good carrot salad, or a dessert table without a big carrot cake slathered with cream cheese frosting? but the star today is a dish that we would probably never expect to find carrots in . our pancakes. all we do is mix together a generous amount

opening the door to alysia montano remember that 800 meter race? montano - led until the russians swept past? sot - alysia montano am: i'm hoping we're going to see the medals that are owed to me. she could now earn that bronze medal?and three others - if the russians are stripped of all medals in international competition. even the american side has not been immune from doping - the us 4x100 mens team was stripped of its silver because of tyson gay's doping. but montano insists she never touched the stuff. sot - matt gutman/ mg: have you ever not. by losing to alleged sot - alysia montano am: half a mil or more am: sometimes you crying? and it's just such a natural human emotion to feel a loss. mg: when you give so much - you give everything and to have that experience cheated from you...so unfair. today montano is training for the 2016 games in rio? and hoping the russians won't be there. for good morning america, matt gutman, abc news, los angeles" amanda: and after weeks of protests and the football team threatening to strike...the missouri has

across the globe - athletes are outraged - american alysia montano - who in 2012 finished fifth in the 800 meters. 'it's about you putting out an honest effort, honest time and energy, and emotion and being cheated out of it. you can't ever get back those moments' russians mariya savinova and ekaterina poistogova took gold and bronze in that same race... but now - according to the report... they and eight more athletes and coaches should be banned for life ... branding london's 2012 olympics sabotaged... london's mayor... stunned... 'it was a very successful games, one of the greatest if not the greatest games ever. there've been some very serious allegations made against the russian team' "now the russians have been told they have until thursday to respond, otherwise further action may be taken by the end of the week. but get this - interpol says it is investigating some of those people in this report, so this could yet lead to a criminal investigation. back to you." the u-s soccer federation is following in the footsteps of youth football groups in trying to prevent head injuries. th

alysia montano: "i'm hoping we're going to see the e edals that are owed to me." which could mean american athletes like alysia montano could earn a bronze medal.. am: "sometimes you wonder why are you crying? and it's just such a natural human emotion to feel a loss." in addition.. the agency is also calling for russia to be banned from international games.. including next year's rio olympics.. and that's not all.. sources say a criminal investigation has also been launched and fifa says it is now closely monitoring the situation as russia is set to host t te 2018 soccer world cup.. liz tag: the international olympics committee has the final say.. for now.. they gave russia until friday to respond.. stressing they have a zero tolerance policy. eh, abc news, ny. we're just hours away from the 4th g-o-p presidential debate. we'll preview what to expect from the republican n ndidates. ststy with us. today university of iowa steps to avoid a dangerous virus, in the form of free vaccinations. and high school students in eastern iowa you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from

american runner alysia montano was beaten by mariya savinova.on skype. >> more than anything, never getting back those moments. those moments that you stood on top and held your head high and you were proud of. i don't see how those individuals can be proud of themselves at that moment. >> reporter: championship and olympic results in athletics going back years, wherever the russians won are now being reassessed. the report says not only athletes were involved but so were russian anti-doping officials and even the state security services. the report alleges that russians engaged in systemic doping, took bribes to don't seal test results and destroyed incriminating samples. travis tiger is head of the u.s. anti-doping agency. >> the evidence does not suggest anything other than a state-supported system to win at all costs and rob clean athletes on the global playing field. >> reporter: sport and performance enhancement goes back a long way. right back to the soviet union. when winning on the world stage was seen not only as a sport but also as a

american runner alysia montano was beaten by mariya savinova. we reached her on skype. >> more than anything, never getting back those moments. those moments that you stood on top and held your head high and you were proud of. i don't see how those individuals can be proud of themselves at that moment. >> reporter: championship and olympic results in athletics going back years, wherever the russians won are now being reassessed. the report says not only athletes were involved but so were russian anti-doping officials and even the state security services. the report alleges that russians engaged in systemic doping, took bribes to conceal test results and destroyed incriminating samples. travis tygart is head of the u.s. anti-doping agency. >> the evidence does not suggest anything other than a state-supported system to win at all costs and rob clean athletes on the global playing field. >> reporter: sport and performance enhancement goes back a long way. right back to the soviet union. when winning on the world stage was seen not only as a sport

. >> which could mean american athletes like alysia montano coot earned a bronze medal. >> sometimes you wonder why are and it' s just such a natural human emotion to feel a loss. >> in addition, the agency is also calling for russia to be including next year' olympics, and that' s not all, sources say a criminal investigation has also been launched. fifa is monitoring the situation, with russia set to host the 2018 soccer world cup. j.c.: the international olympics committee will make the final decisions on any punishments. respond. phil: this man from ohio, accused of plotting to attack the u.s. capitol with pipe bombs and guns, will have a mental evaluation to see if he can stand trial. christopher lee cornell' s lawyers have said they believe he is mentally ill. the judge also set a deadline for lawyers to decide on the defense. the fbi arrested cornell back in january. he has pleaded not guilty. incredible video out of oklahoma tonight. jc: a wild ride ends with a cruiser. what set off this chase, and how officers finally took her into custody. phil: a comeback a decade in the m

but that's cold comfort to america's alysia montano, who was pushed out of olympic medal contention by two russians. >> at the end of the day, they're thieves, you know. that's-- it's a criminal act, you know, and i would-- i would tell them all of the things that they stole from me that they cannot replace. >> reporter: a year ago, a german tv documentary rocked the sports world. here, yuliya stepanova, a russian runner turned whistle blower, puts on a hidden camera to film her coach dishing up on the steroids. this was the starting point for the world anti-doping agency's investigation which has concluded the russians were not only systematically doping but bribing officials to conceal test results and using secret agents to monitor the lab work. these are modern echoes of soviet times when winning on the world stage was in part a political victory. and that's still the case. president vladimir putin, leading by example, has put sport front and center of his campaign to boost russia's prestige. the 2014 winter olympics in sochi, remember, were the most expensive in history, and guess

which could mean american athelte alysia montano could get a bronze medal she placed fourth in the 800 meter race in 20-12, the same race the russians swept in. am: sometimes you wonder why are you crying? and it's just such a natural human emotion to feel a loss. jessica rae: the agency is also calling for russia to be banned rrom international games including next year's olympics in brazil the russian track and field federation has been given until the end of this week to respond to the report. jessica rae: brazil is mired in recession and a corruption scandal that has led to a financial crisis. it's not the ideal scenario, as rio prepares to host the 20-16 summer olympic games. but the mega- sporting event has in many ways protected rio from the gloom hanging over the rest of the country. reporter shasta darlington has more. "just nine months before the games kick off, the expansion of rio's international airport - full speed ahead. building 26 new gates - and not just for the 2 million passengers expected during the games. ( luiz rocha/ president riogaleao) the legacy that the olym

but that's cold comfort to america's alysia montano who was pushed out of olympic medal contention by two russians. >> at the end of the day they you know, it's a criminal act. and i would tell them all of the things that they stole from me they cannot replace. >> reporter: a year ago, a german tv documentary rocked the sports world. here, yuliya stepanova, a russian runner turned whistle-blower, puts on a hidden camera to film her coach dishing out steroids. this was the starting point for the world's anti-doping agency's investigation that concluded the russians were not only systematically doping but bribing officials to conceal test results and using secret agents to monitor the lab work. these are modern echos of soviet times when winning on the world stage was in part a political victory and that's still the case. president vladimir putin leading by example has put sport front and center of his campaign to boost russia's prestige. sochi, remember, were the most expensive in history and guess which country got the most medals. but from glory to disgrace, now some of russia's athl

ban - the world anti doping agency's report named them - as suspected cheats american runner alysia montano was beaten by savipova -.. (we reached her on skype)sot: more than anything you can never give me back those moments. those moments you stood on top of and you held your head high and proud. (i don't see how those individuals could be proud of themselves at that moment.)athletics championship and olympic results going back years - wherever russians won - are now being re-assessed.... the report says not only athletes were involved...but so were russian anti-doping officials.....and even the state security services.it alleges that russians engaged in systemic doping, took bribes to conceal test results and destroyed incriminating samples.travis tygart is head of the us anti-doping agency sot: the evidence here does not suggest anything other than a state-appointed system to win at all costs and rob clean athletes on a global playing field.sport - and performance enhancement - goes back a long way...right back to the soviet union .... winning on the world stage was seen not only as a sp