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you mentioned athens, you mentioned beijing. there is a pattern.ome of the elements are heightened or amplified, but we have seen some of the same dynamics even in london where the cost went to the roof. that is one of the patterns. it is like etch-a-sketch economics. they say this much at the front and, shake it up, and you get a different number on the backside. we saw in london where it was supposed to be $3.8 billion, and it ended up being $18 billion. costs have gone to the roof. hospitals are being shuttered. social services are dialing back. lots of people can think for plenty of uses for the money being spent on the games. >> which leads to some cities running away from the games. boston was under richard: jeff i new york of course, how much of the backlash was from citizens who didn't want the games. -- what julesid said. i was in athens. i've seen the photos. they are white elephants. they don't exist anymore. they promised this transform the city is not the case. games, if youhe conceive that they are still a noble of fair and i think th

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it struck me -- i was in athens. it was an amazing games.'ve seen some of the photos of the facilities now. they are white elephants. they don't exist anymore. thisoc's promise that transforms the city is not the case. i wonder if we are at a point that, if the games -- if you conceive that they are still a and i think they are, athletically -- maybe there should be only a certain number of cities that host these games and they rotate around those cities because they can handle it infrastructure wise and don't end up crippling the economies. which i think, we sadly, too often, see with this. jeff: jules, is there something to that? jules: there is absolutely something to that. fewer and fewer cities are game worthy. you only need to look at the last bidding when only two cities. neither of the cities are bastions of democracy. any city that was thinking about it, where they let their elected officials or voting members of the public way in, they said no from krakÓw to munich to switzerland to stockholm. they said thanks but no thanks. we don

and in athens, 35 degrees. but back behind the front, a little bit on the cooler side. 20 degrees for london. 21 in paris with a chance for thunderstorms on tuesday. that's it for me now. here's the extended forecast. >>> nor your thoughts and comments just log onto our website and click on contactqwx >> welcome to live from paris. let's look at what is making headlines. the latest landmark ruling rejects china's claims from the disputed south china sea. the u.n. is calling on south sudan's neighbors to open their borders. 36,000 people --

temperatures are going to be 38 in athens. 32 in moscow. and 37 degrees in lisbon on your last day of the business week. now, speaking of heat, record high temperatures were set in many portions of alaska on wednesday and thursday. we saw the high-rising to 29 degrees in fairbanks. 30 degrees was recorded in many places of alaska. now, warm air's coming in from the tropics. that's why we're seeing high tempmperatures across manyy portions of alaska. as we go intnto tomorrow, a col front willl likely be moving in so temperatures will cool down. but as we go into friday, it's going to be quite warm. we are looking at thunderstorms for many locations. the humidity will be quite high too. fairbanks could see a high of 27 degrees on your friday. all right. that's it for me now. here's the extended forecast. >>> log onto our website and click on contact us for your thoughts and comments. "newsroom tokyo" comes to you live at the top of the hour so be sure to watch. >> you are watching "france 24." we are bringing you nonstop coverage of the event

you mentioned athens, beijing. there is a pattern. some of the elements are amplified in rio, but we've seen some of the same dynamics, even in london where the costs went through the roof, and that's one to have the patterns in the 21st century. it's like etch asketch economics. we've seen it in london where it was supposed to be about $3.8 billion and ended up being about $18 billion, a conservative estimate. same here. costs have gone through the roof in a place where hospitals are being shuttered, social services are being dialed back and where lots of people here can think of plenty of uses for money that's being spent on the games. >> glor: which leads to cities in only cases running away from the games. boston was under consideration in 2024 and because so many people spoke up and there was so much concern, they dropped it. >> and in, no if you remember, just how much of a backlash was there from citizens who didn't want the games. we're getting to a point where, you know, it's sort of interesting what gel jules saidi was in at

you mentioned athens, you mentioned beijing. there is a pattern.of the elements are heightened or amplified in rio, but we have seen some of the same dynamics even in london where the cost went through the roof. that is one of the patterns. in the 21st century, it is like etch-a-sketch economics. they say this much at the front and, shake it up, and you get a whole new number, many times higher, on the backside. we saw in london where it was supposed to be $3.8 billion, and it ended up being $18 billion. that's a conservative estimate. same here. costs have gone through the roof. in a place where hospitals are being shuttered. social services are dialing back. and a place where lots of people can think for plenty of uses for the money being spent on the games. jeff: which leads to some cities running away from the games. boston was under consideration, for 2024, because so many people spoke up and there was so much concern, they dropped it. richard: in new york of course, if you remember, how much of the backlash was from citizens who didn't want t

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koji won a gold medal in men's hammer throw in athens. he says he seeees this as a positive step. >> translator: there's growing awareness that using drugs to enhahance performance is meaningless and total nonsense. this isn't the end, but a fresh start, a stricter monitoring regime to eradicate doping will start now. >> reporter: a japanese sports agency official says he is determined to make the next 2020 tokyo olympics a drug-free competition. >> translator: japan will continue to promote anti-doping measures and will urge other countries to do the same. >> reporter: japanese officials have four years to prevent cheating at the 2020 tokyo games. they want to make sure the event isn't spoiled for athletes or spectators. kazuaki hirama, nhk world, tokyo. >> thanks. japan's latest trade figures are in. gene otani joins us with the details and other business headlines. >> japan post add trade surplus in june for the first time in two months exports failed lower crude oil prices pushed down the value of imports. officials at the finance min

lew said that athens must continue privatization plans and financial sector reforms.the reforms that have been made have been very important. they're not just important because it was necessary to get agreement with the institutions. they're important because it has helped to rebuild the foundation for a strong economy here in greece. and putting greece's debt on a sustainable path is critical to greece's long-term economic health. i encourage all parties to be flexible. will: let's take a quick look now at company news. one step closer. u.s. regulators approved a merger between anheuser-busch and sab miller. they already combined to make 30% of the world's beer globally. the last step is for china to approve it, which is expected to do. general motors reported its profits have improved more than 150%, largely thanks to the ongoing shift in the u.s. as consumers move from passenger cars to trucks and suv's. gm reported sales in china improving, as well as conditions in western europe. we finish now in the united states, where two traders at hsbc have been charged with

first marathon was run an ancient greece and on important occasions like this one, the people of athensplete their ceremonies but taking a pledge. that pledge, that covenant, is as eloquent and as timely today as it was 2000 years ago. disgrace tor bring this, our country. [cheers and applause] mr. dukakis: we will never bring disgrace to this our country by any act of dishonesty or cowardice. the ideals offor this, our country. we will revere and obey the law. [applause] mr. dukakis: we will strive to quicken our sense of civic duty. thus, in all of these ways, we will transmit this country to a greater, stronger, powder, and more beautiful transmission then was to us. us -- than itto was it to us. that is my pledge to you, my fellow democrats. to you, my my pledge fellow americans. thank you all very, very much. ♪

in ancient history it destroyed athens and then led to a war they regretted. direct democracy. james madison and alexander hamilton had a lot of quotes about mobs cannot be trusted. when the emotions prevail and you force complex issues that no one understood and still understands to a binary question you can --. >> it can't be -- you have to decide what -- whom to believe it. >> i agree. i see this and trump among other things, i see brexit as ultimately a revolt against perceived elitism. this would further that narrative. that is a cosost and i understa that. i'm saying you are choosing between bad options now. i am still hoping, it is my least bad option would be to exit from brerexit. if we can't then i'll accept it with you. i'm ready right now to talk about what then. i'm ready to accept it. there is still a glimmer of hope. >> you've been very patient. >> i think that andreas is right because basically the -- let's just say this. basically in all democracies we have a 2/3 majority for really strategic decisions and that is a constitutional decision which normally in all

trump is stumping in two battle ground states, roanoke, virginia and winston salem north caroline and athen own wednesday returns to pennsylvania where he'll ral any scranton. it shows the candidates neck in neck. trump enjoying slight bump following the national cop vengs and leads hillary clinton 42% to 41 that's up to prints to last week. >> stay with eyewitness news for a continuing coverage of campaign 2016 on radio with kyw news radio and 1210 wpht online with cbs philly.com and of course your eyewitness news team right here on cbs3. . >> cbs news is covering every angle of the dnc starting today and running through thursday. and at 7 a.m., cbs this morning will broadcast live from the national constitution center and then cbs evening news with scott kelly at 6:30 p.m. is live from the wells faring" center and cbs news will have live primetime coverage every night at 10. that's followed by eyewitness news at 11 right here on cbs3. still ahead, authorities have a teenagener custody in connection with deadly mall attack in germany. >> and dozens of passengers hurt after a bus and tracto

here are today's contestants -- a phd student from athens, georgia...nsultant originally from philadelphia, pennsylvania... and our returning champion, a writer and editor from louisville, kentucky... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. it's the start of a new week. we're delighted to welcome back our champion, pam, who enjoyed the weekend, i'm sure, having won a lot of money on friday. it was terrific. yes. jason and katie, welcome aboard. good luck. here we go.

in athens, he wracked up six golds. in beijing, he became the official golden child. >> history in beijing for michael phelps! >> reporter: but among the record 18 golds are other numbers. two duis. and suspensions -- one after he admitted to smoking marijuana. phelps went to rehab, transforming his attitude and his life. the best feeling, he says? not holding those medals, but his newborn son, boomer. cheering on his dad with those american flag ear muffs. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> we'll be cheering him on, too. thanks for watching. i'm cecilia vega. for david and all of us here, have a fantastic night. ht. officer steps down in a sex scandal that left police r department. >>> and a first look at the body cameras new recruits will train with from day one. >>> the president reaches out to a 94-year-old bay area woman who was attacked and robbed in her home. >>> and a fatal crash has investigators looking into a high tech feature on newer teslas. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a sex scandal takes do

in fact i think the mayor of athens to start to negotiate with mayors of other cities barcelona which has been proactive on this issue has been talking and taking refugees directly from athens to barcelona and if you generate political bill as an example you can even do a turkey. if you generate the political will at the municipal level to share refugees portugal is a country that has come up and is willing to take more of its fair share of refugees the national government will have a hard time saying know. .. >> migration is the messier side of globalization. it is incomplete because it creates such a tremendous reaction domestically when it is not managed well. i would contest but i think the european union which takes -- there's 3,000,000 migrants in the e.u. in an average year, half of half of those come from outside the e.u. those are not refugees, those are just people moving in and out with visas, temporary workers, students, and others. those are manageable numbers, one and a half --3 million. if you added another half-million refugees a year you could handle them. why didn't

here are today's contestants -- a phd student from athens, georgia...anagement consultant originally from philadelphia, pennsylvania... and our returning champion, a writer and editor from louisville, kentucky... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. it's the start of a new week. we're delighted to welcome back our champion, pam, who enjoyed the weekend, i'm sure, having won a lot of money on friday. it was terrific. yes. jason and katie, welcome aboard. good luck. here we go. remember, there's one daily double among these categories... each correct response will rhyme with the word "red." that's followed by... and... pam, start us. we'll do roles for $200. jason. who is renée zellweger? she's the one, yes. roles, $800. jason. who is meryl streep? right. roles, $1,000. pam. who is fess parker? no. jason or katie?

she dreamed her whole life of going to ohio university in athens. the housing crash wiped out her parents' savings and their small business. to get a college degree at a public university, erica wound up $100,000 in debt. we cannot let this student debt crisis continue. we have to give families and students really. -- relief. do you know what erica is doing now? she is volunteering for our campaign and working to elect democrats across ohio. [applause] stan is volunteering with us to he, like so many people across ohio and across the country, know that we are fighting for a better future. i got into this race because i wanted to even the odds for people who have the odds stacked against them. this is not a time for half measures. to build an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top, we have to go big and bold. [applause] ms. clinton: we need to take that frustration, the fear, the anxiety, and yes, the anger, and after we have vented it, we need to work together to achieve the kind of changes that will give everybody in this countr

>> athens, ohio. >> on the hit tv show, friends, where did rachel and ross have their first kiss?m or rachel's apartment balcony? >> the balcony. >> wait, wait. are you guys on your honeymoon? >> they are on their honeymoon and they got it wrong. you get to read my book. >> all righty. >> i didn't watch "friends." was it fantastic when they finally did? >> it was. the first kiss was actually in the laundry room. it was just a quick kiss. it wasn't until the following season we got the big romantic kiss we were waiting for. >> the big romantic one exactly. >> the commitment one. >> this juone was actually on t coffee shop. no balcony. >> all right, lovers. what are your names? >> i'm nadia and wendell. >> you guys are a couple, right? >> this is my dad. that's fine, that's fine. here we go. according to one study, what percent of people tilt their heads to the right when they kiss, two third, half or one-third. >> it is two-thirds. >> two-thirds. how did you know that? >> she said that so defin matt tif tift. >> i would not have guessed that. i would have tie td to being a right-ha

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treasury secretary jack lew meeting with the greek secretary in athens promoting growth around the worldl be meeting with the g20 in china this weekend. and president erdogan declaring state of emergency and they approved his request for a state of emergency. >>> gm is regular 307,000 older chevy impalas because the air g airbags may not deploy in a crash. this includes 2009 and 2010 model years. >> dressing up for work conti e continues to go out of style. new research from staffing firm office team shows half of senior managers say their employees wear less formal clothing than they did five years ago. the most common dress code violation you ask, wearing overly casual clothing. that's the news update. our wardrobe department would be appa appalled, they would have none of that. >> very casual is in the eye of the beholder, though. >> this is true. >> who knows what that is. >>> europe just closed a few seconds ago, simon hobbs is here with that. >> european markets have cut their earlier losses and moving to positive territory. wow, what an interesting news conference from the europea

>> reporter: laura, sarah, norman brooks has been on the dc fire department he works here athen gin 23, in foggy bottom, on the campus of george washington university. this is what we know from sources. that around midday today, norman brooks, went on facebook, and made a rant, basically, typed out a rant, angry at police officers, and basically telling people that they needed to take up arms against racist cops. a person who actually viewed that rant was so disturbed by it, that person picked up the call, phone, and called dc police. they ghana investigation, they called dc fire, and notified them about what had happened. they immediately took norman brooks off the street, he's now on administrative leave, under investigation, by dc police. we have a copy of the rant that norman brooks placed on facebook. let's show it to you now. >>> he writes first: bottom line, these racist expletive cops who are murdering our people need to start turning up the same way. they shouldn't feel safe walking the streets and neither should their supporters. it makes us all look like a bunch of expletive

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ep athen setting the stage we've been talking about it past week or so bug heat ought west and spreadst and we'll be flirting with those numbers by saturday and sunday. so, starting friday, temperatures in the mid 90s and saturday and sunday actual air temperature gets close to 1 0 0 and heat index dlot 110. we have several days here of dangerous heat on the way for the weekend. there's 7 day. 90 today. and mentioned tomorrow looks great. and we start to turn up the heat around here. friday, saturday, sunday, monday, look to be extremely hot. particularly weekend. and highs near 100. met a guy yesterday he's grill master and will by dr. for family saturday and now second thoughts. he doesn't know if he can grill in 100. >> doesn't sound fun thought the grilled food sound good i'm torn right now. >> right now traffic unfortunately not looking great. this is topside of beltway. outer loop. crash involving at least five cars. few suvs in the mix. left lane blocked. they're able to move most of the vehicles involved to right shoulder. three lanes are getting by and we're sacked all the way

. >> athens, 2004, beijing 2008, and london 2012 and going to rio 2016. >> introducing you to a member of the swim team that won't set foot in the pool. >> as we get a live look outside at outer sunset. 62 degrees and breaks in the clouds there and bright sunshine elsewhere. we will talk about the temperature spread in the micro climate forecast. the pressure is mounting -- on the road to rio. just two weeks until the best athletes in the world go for >>> well, the pressure is mounting on the road to rio just two weeks until the best athletes in the world go for gold. some team usa swimmers letting us in on their secret weapon. >> it is not a special stroke or supplement, it is a masseuse. she lives here in the bay area. these athletes won't leave home without her. jessica aguirre introduces us. >> reporter: a swimmers' body is like a race car. perfectly built for speed. at least that how their lead mechanic describes them. >> it is like taking a ferrari and turning down the fender and just making sure they get out there and have a great race. >> but for olympic swimmers. she is the on

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he is the president and ceo of the athens institute, a non-partisan educational and policy studies institute. during his prolific career as a journalist, mr. isaacson has served as chairman and ceo of cnn and as the editor of "time" magazine. he's the author of many books, including "benjamin franklin: a life" and his most recent published in 2014, "the innovators: how a group of hackers, geniuses and geeks created the digital revolution." tonight's program will last about an hour, and it will include a question-and-answer session. there will be no formal book-signing this evening, but mr. isaacson's books will be available in our museum store kiosk just outside this auditorium. before we begin, as always, i'd like to ask that you please make sure that anything that makes a noise, like a cell phone, is switched off. and now, please do join me in welcoming walter isaacson to the stage. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. and it's wonderful to be back, especially on behalf of the benjamin franklin house, and to talk about of all the biography subjects i've ever written, the one who's my favor