what has coe pledged to do to tackle doping? >> well, coe has a lot of respect in britain and around the globe where achievements started on the track. he was in tight spots, and came out of them and delivered an olympics in london, which was a wonderful event. you can ask questions about the legacy. it was a difficult thing for him to deliver. this is not a cliche to say it's his toughest challenge. athletics absolutely in crisis. no one is denying that. what has happened with coe is he's had an eye on the election, making sure he got in. if that's not sinning out the right -- sending out the right message to the public. when he says there's a declaration of war, that's not what we want to hear, we want to hear them sorting out the crisis. he says zero tolerance, we need evidence of that. it will be difficult to hear on from the allegations of ard and sunday times, a third of athletes over a decade were doping. we go into world championships in beijing, how can the public believe what they are seeing. seb co-is starting to talk

. >>> sebastian coe has been elected the president of the iaaf. you crying vinnie in the ballot. he takes over from the president who has ran the iaaf for the last 16 years. aids remember brown has the latest from beijing. sebastian coe has been elect today one of the most important positions in world sport. the ballots were held in pry ave at he but we know that sebastian coe won by 23 votes, giving them a winning margin of around 10%. he said he was relieved and honored and said there would be zero tolerance when it came to drug cheats under him. but in order to do what sebastian coe has pledged. , the sport is going to need a lot more money. now sebastian coe during the election campaign said he want to have had an independent body to carry on the doping testing in the future even perhaps to outsource that particular service. he is without doubt a very relieved man but also a very weary one. because since january, he has traveled more than 700,000-kilometers during his campaign. that's an awful lot of air miles. an awful lot of money. but today

sebastian coe takes over a governing body that has been under siege in recent weeks. on the eve of the world championships, they've pledged to clean up world athletics. to do that they need money and time. >>> you can read more about that story and the rest of the day's news. get the latest updates there from thailand on our website - aljazeera.com. >> thousands forced to evacuate at fires churn through the west. active duty soldiers get ready to deploy to the front lines at firefighters struggle to keep up with the flames. >> new york orders landlords to do more to prevent legionnaire's disease, but residents are skeptical that the risks will actually decrease. >> the deals that does nothing more than delay the inevitable isn't a deal i'm willing to make. >> a second democratices

coe won by 23 votes. a margin of 10%. the final stages of the election were overshadowed by intense criticism of the world body, allegations that it failed to act on evidence of widespread blood doping between 2001 and 2012. coe has been a president since 2007. >> there is a zero tolerance to the sport. that is something that will be under vigilance. i'll want to sit down and discuss with my colleagues. >> his supporters insist that he can't help but support the image of track and field. >> here he's taking on a sport that has many challenges. some are talking about being in crisis. he has to be the man to turn it around. >> the outgoing president from senegal recently turned 82, and he has been in the job 16 years. he's defended the body's handling of doping under his watch. sebastian coe takes over a governing body that has been under siege in recent weeks. now on the eve of championships in beijing he has pledged to clean up world athletics. but to do that he needs more money and town. >> adrian brown, al jazeera. beij

. >> intafnt coe isebastian coe iw president of football. 58-year-old coe says he wants to restore integrity to the football fill. cole will replace senegalese remi deack. >> you can always catch up at our website, aljazeera.com. keep children being bought and sold for sex online, and the use of deadly force by police in america. the puzzling truth about who is not keeping track. been >>> america is a nation of rights and laws based on a constitution designed to protect citizens from a variety of threats, inclue ght the government itself.

lydia coe. same putt. the bird. coe. four birdies. one bogey. three under 69.nce for a birdie here on 14. one rotation short. co coe, the co-leader. bristol motor speed way. the irwin tools night race. great name. and jeff gordon. become to the rain bow warriors. victory lane. finished 20th. joey legano. second win. three weeks. 176. joe gibbs racing. the winner's sscircle. quakes. nation's capital. taking on d.c. united. san jose scored three minutes into. and 12th of the season. second half. going to find hit. and past him. goes in. giving the goal to shea. we showed you billy burns. great catch. was that the play of the game. look at this. the dive. that was amazing. ha-ha. what a catch by the ball dude. the abc 7 sports report. brought to you by, xfinity. >> signed for $100 million. >> probably. >> give him a raise. couple year. >> exactly. >> all right. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning. 5:00. matt keller, thank you for joining us. have a iator in a suit, 'cause that's what you are when you work for olivia. you're a gladiator in

coe has been a president since 2011. >> there is a zero tolerance to the abuse of doping in my sport,ill maintain that to the very highest level of vigilance, and that is something that clearly over the next week or two, i will want to sit down and discuss with my colleagues. >> his supporters insist he can help restore the image of international track and field. >> he is taking on a sport which has many challenges, and he has to be the man to turn it around. >> the outgoing president recently turned 82 and has been on the job 16 years. he has defended the body's handling of doping under his watch. now on the eve of the world championships here in beijing, coe has pledged to clean up world athletics, but to do that, he needs more money and time. >>> plenty more news and analysis on that story and the rest of the day's news online at aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> severe storms whip up strong winds in the midwest and the risk for more is still high this morning. active duty solders begin their training to battle wildfires in the west. >>> plus a sex scandal on a prep school campus, a high school

. >> are you surprised at the extent of the after hours move on sis coe. forecasts moving forward, revenue growth 2 to 4%. that's in line with analyst estimates so this after hours move a little bit surprising? >> a little bit. if you go back with the trading pattern over the past year or so it's had the jumps higher so it's been a stair step higher. you know, now we moved up into the next range. we think we'll continue to move higher but it's a very big move after the report. probably expect some sideways action from here. >> andrew,quickly sum things up for us outside of sis coe. what's your top sector call at the moment? >> so we're neutral on tech overall. we like financials a lot. we're starting to see the loan activity pick up. as rates move higher that will be good news so financials will be the improvement we're seeing. health care is a strong leadership area and there's pockets for the consumer discretionary that still look good and we'll see that with the retail sales report. should be solid for the month of july when we get that out this morning

sebastian coe was voted in a short time ago.he election comes in the midst of a series of doping allegations. coe is a british politician, former middle distance runner and considered one of the greatest in history. four-time olympic medalist. >>> some 100 wildfires are waging across the western united states and the u.s. forest service is spending more than half of its budget just trying to fight them and bring them under control. more details that ahead. >>> democratic senator delivered another blow to the iran nuclear deal saying he will vote against the agreement. we're back in a moment. but your stellar notebook gives hanyou the gumptionlc. to reach for the sky. that's that new gear feeling. this week, these office depot brand notebooks just one cent. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. the the lincoln summerre. invitation is on. get exceptional offers on the luxury small utility mkc mkz sedan... ...the iconic navigator. and get a first look at the entirely new 2016 mid-size utility lincoln mkx. y

coe one by 23%.ions that it failed to act on evidence of wide-spread blood doping between 2001 and 2012. coe has been a president since 2007. >> there is a zero tolerance to the abuse of doping in my sport, and i will maintain that to the very highest level of vigilance. and that is something that clearly over the next week or two, i will want to sit down and discuss with my colleagues. >> reporter: his supporters insist can help restore the immakes of international track and field. >> he has many challenges and he has to be the man to turn it around. >> reporter: the outgoing president recently turned 82 and has been in the job 16 years. he has defended the body's handling of doping under his watch. sebastian coe takes over a body that has been under siege in recent weeks. now he has pledged to cleanup world athletics, but needs more money and time. >>> following his appointment the reelected iaaf vice president is positive about the future of aesthetthletiathletic. >> we need to check on the challe

and this is all happening as sebastian coe was completing the final stages of this election campaign.eled more than 700,000-kilometers, that's a lot of money, a lot of air miles, but today he said that as i say, he felt flattered and honored but he said that under his presidency, there would be zero toll reasons towards drug cheats. let's hear what he had to say moments ago. >> track and field is the anybody one sport and i am absolutely delighted to be the president of the number one sport. and i will do everything within my human capabilities to make sure that our sport maintains the values, maintains the strong legacies, and the very, very firm foundations that the president has left me with. >> he's taking over as he said there from the president who has been there for 16 years, that's an incredibly long time. >> reporter: yes, it the. it reminds of all bit of fifa, doesn't it? and sebastian coe has been a vice president since 2007 and of course it's during that period that some of these -- that some of new allegations relate to. now, sebastian corps is promising as i say a robust

low income motor i inflating the yet to avoid insuring people seen as "undesirable drivers." >> guy coe to change the way it handles the insurance quotes and until then the consumer federation of california said the drivers should be extra careful when selecting rate quotes from gay coe. >> the most germ riddle place on the airplane is not the bathroom but the the armrest and the tray table was second. some passengers actually use the trays as baby changing stations. the third most dirty spot is the toilet button. >> a wanting of head lice as kids head back-to-school, the growing trend that could headache your little one more at risk. >> the down side to screening for breast cancer, a test reexamined for leaving patients with more questions than answers. >> keeping tabs on weather and traffic with news now and the traffic with news now and the toll plaza has a customary >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> breaking news at 6:00, a cliff rescue continues to unfold in daly city and what is revealed of the people they are trying to help. >> moving 9 homeless out

first is britain's sebastian coe. he served as a member of the u.k.parliament bottom chairman of london's olympic games. s he's has vice president of the iaaf and chairman of a sports marketing company. >> well, here's the rival of sebastian coe on his chances. >> one of my proposals is to set up a values commission that will allow young people to understand about the history of their support, the tradition of their support. if you look back at the history and the tradition of their support they'll also understand the athletes like me who competed at a very high level and did not need to fall back on measures that lacked integrity. >> the college sports bringing in millions of dollars. the rules step late tha decision disallows university students to form an union. >> joining the college athlete association would give them more bargaining power over scholarships and medical benefits. but the nlrb said doing so would not promote stability in labor relations. response to the board's decision was swift. capa's president said that is not a loss but it is

championships here in beijing, coe has pledged to clean up world athletics, but to do that, he needs more money and time. >>> plenty more news and analysis on that story and the rest of the day's news online at aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> severe storms whip up strong winds in the midwest and the risk for more is still high this morning. active duty solders begin their training to battle wildfires in the west. >>> plus a sex scandal on a prep school campus, a high school senior goes on trial, accused of sexual assault during a school ritual. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. from the west coast to the middle part of the country, millions of americans are trying to clean up this morning from severe weather and devastating wildfires. the national weather service today is investigating possible tornados in northern illinois. forecast ers says the risk of more severe will remain for at least the next 24 hours. >>> for the west winds are fuelling wildfires. today 200 active duty soldiers are training to be send to the front lines. one fire has scorched ne

and is the coe author of the disinherited.he communications director of the climate and air programme. and greg is the director of energy and resource policy at the association of manufactures. and in watertown massachusetts, the president of the union of concerned scientists. thank you to all of you for joining us. keith, how are the standards going to be achieved. >> well, in partnerships with the state, they are given targets to move towards clean energy, and they are given a tremendous amount of flexibility, do they switch to clean energy, cleaner fuels, do they trade with other states. it's a flexible plan. there's a great deal at stake. up to now we have limits on carbon pollution, and putting a burden on the kids. this is a limit on it, i think it's the responsible prudent thing to do. >> you said the plan punishes consumers and red states, what approach. >> the problem is the state that has to be cut moist is republican states, and democratic states should california win, because california can sell its credits. so tha

ben carson in third, with 11%, mac coe rubio and carlie ferine that are tied at third. presidential historian is not one of them. he says his political rise is not without precedence. >> gary gold water in 1964, he was a very conservative republican. considered far too right wing to get the nomination. like donald trump, he was accused of saying outrageous things. such as considering the possibility of using a nuclear weapons in vietnam. and yet, there were people who would walk through walls for barry goldwater and he barely captures the republican nomination, beating the establishment candidate of his time, governor nelson rockefeller of new york. who like jeb bush, or scott walker, had a certain apeople, but note but phone was willing to walk through brick walls for him. he says the reason why he believes he is leading the race, is because he is an anti-establishment candidate, and taking direct aim at government problems. later today, jeb bush will go on an offense, that addresses fighting isil and attacks hillary clinton. bush blames the former secretary of state f

. >> ou ctld see there was blood ming out of her eyes, blood coe ming out of her wherever. >> trumplinsists kelly asked him un ir questions during thursday's gop debate so he fought back. on nbc's "today" show, he blimed others for interpreting his comments as crude and inappropriate. >> it's all fueled by the es by you and the press. it's ridiculo . who would say such a thing? if i would have saidthat, i wooud have been inappropriate. >> a new nbc snap poll has him out front in front of the gop contenders. he's insisting hr fired his top political adviser roger stone. stone says he quit. >>> during the next hour, hillary clinton plans to unveil her com.lain pledge to make college more affordable she calls it her new college compact. it would light the load of studene loans. will reintroduce obama's proposal to make community collegso free and higher taxes on the rich would pay for the $350 billion tab. >>> the toy aisle at target is about reto look different. the retailer is removing all gender labels from its store aisles. that means it will take away all signs saying boys or girl it also

three hours later, the rain came in coe any island. parts of upstate new york and connecticut saw major flooding and severe damage. >>> also new at eleven, police telling us tonight they arrested a man for sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl inside a mosque in queens. police say 63-year-old mohammed oden molested the girl in ozone park yesterday and told her not to tell anyone. but police say she ignored her warning and told a relative. charged with sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. >>> new tonight, a tsa agent accused of molesting a college student at la guardia airport appearing in court. authorities say he lured the young woman into a bathroom, claiming she had to be searched and sexually assaulted her. carolina leid outside the courtroom. >> bail was set at $30,000. the defense attorney argued that two witnesses saw another man inside that bathroom, but prosecutors say the victim picked him out of a lineup. the tsa screeners accused of using his job to lure a passenger in an airport under the guise he needed t

>> frank coe. >> the first grand slam of his careers in the phil's 6-2 win over l.a. >> only a rookie too. >> nice. >> the night began with a long-standing ovation for jimmy rollins. j. roll had two hits in his first game back in philly. he said the homecoming was sweet. >> i greatly appreciate it. it went longer than i thought. came out, clapped i nodded acknowledged them got in the box and they kept on going. i was like geez we have a game to play. >> we get a bad wrap in philly. i think we're awfully nice. you have two more chances to see j. roll, tonight and tomorrow afternoon. >>> eagles training cam subpoena now in full swing. yesterday fans got a firsthand look at the team during a public training session at the linc. we asked some of the fans about new quarterback sam bradford. >> people need to give him a chance, number one. i know he's been hurt a couple years now. i would give him a chance see what he can do. >> yesterday was also alumni day at the linc. that's tommy mcdonald, the hall of famer. a lot of players were there. there i am hanging out with jeremiah trotter. this

. >> reporter: other owners working to retrofit their buildings hitting roadblocks like coe coordinating with neighbors to rebuild a shared wall. >> since 2006 i haven't been able to rent it out and get a less on it. it's just been vacant. >> reporter: the mayor hopes to be all the buildings bustling instead of buckling by next year. threatening fines to those who don't comply. people who live here want the heart of the city to be a destination again. >> unfortunately, downtown has really fallen apardon. >> reporter: in gilroy, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> democrats in sacramento are expected to bring back a bill that would allow terminally ill californians to end their lives. according to mercky news, senate bill 128 may be moving forward. it was shelved last month after it lacked support to clear a key vote. law make remembers not saying what may have changed. last week a judge upheld the state's 140-year-old ban on physician-assisted suicide but the judge also ruled it was an issue for the legislature to decide, not the court. >>> a world famous amazon is on the defensive tonight.

so we will have to monitor this over the neck several days and especially by the upcomin up coe weekendit holds together and makes it but the spaghetti models continue its movement on off to the west northwest and bringing it toward the bahamas as well parts, potentially of south florida as early as next week that. seven day forecast showing i was nice stretch over the neck several days. 85 degrees for your wednesday. 84 on thursday. friday looking good, temperatures in the mid 80s then we heat things back up. 88 degrees will be the high temperature on saturday. 90 on sunday and then maybe low 90s into early next week so, yes, it does look like another potential heat wave. i believe i misspoke earlier. >> yeah. >> we talked about the heat wave. maybe being the sixth one. it would be the fifth one. our last heat wave was six days. >> oh --ing. >> fourth heat wave. it was six days. >> iain and i were counting. >> no worries. >> now we understand the six was right. six days long. >> i was going to hold you accountable to that. i knew there was something wrong with that. >> howard has had i

it's a great pleasure to zvr&coe you to the library of congress and to this event celebrating the opening of the library's latest exhibition, magna carta, muse and a mentor. i think it is indisputable that the library of congress has a special relationship with magna carta. we remember, of course, this institution's good fortune to have been called upon to safeguard the lincoln magna carta during world war ii. but as a repository of the accumulated knowledge of human civilization, the library of congress must also be acknowledged to be one of the best assets the united states possesses for participation in magna carta's greatest legacy, the preservation of the rule of law. the library began over two centuries ago as the principle reference collection for legal research, both for the congress and the united states supreme cou court. it continues to offer unparalleled legal resources to all three branches of the united states government as well as to the governments of foreign states. this mission, the preservation of the rule of law is inscribed in the very walls of the building in which w

inspectors visited what used to be the al coe and iron warehouse on the north side in vallejo. flame raced through the building last night fuelled by the flammable color. the winds are moving the heavy smoke away from the island, but the danger is not completely over. >> we have a lot of things in the building that are deep and it's going to be hard to penetrate that water in there to put the fire out. >> fire is mostly out, but crews plan to keep an eye on the area in case of a flair up. >> in the east bay, the tesla fire is 70% contained and local roads are opening back up. firefighters lift evacuation orders. the fire broke out at 3:00 in a rural area in livermore right on both sides. about 2500 acres about an abandoned building. they were there to put out hot spots as well. >> new at 6:00, armed danger and on the run. one of the fbi's most wanted. julio is wanted for a 2013 murder that was especially brutal. they found the victim's in a south san jose hotel room. she was identified as his former girlfriend. she has a medical condition requiring dialysis multiple times a wee

dakota, lillbridge finished colleee in three years and quickly recruited by the marines at quantity coe, virginia. >> i was the younger officer in the battalion but i had men in my platoon younger than i. you know, they were 17 and 18 and 19 years old. and we trained llke mad. in new zealand. >> november 1st, 1943, the 23,000 men of the 2nd marine division boarded ships including the sheridan, the bittle and had no idea where they were going or how long they'ddbe away. to rehearse for a large amphibious assault in the pacific. >> it's so complicated that it's almost impossible to do one successful withhut a rehearsal. >> we rendezvoused for a quick landing maneuver. because they had never had all the ships together for a landing before. we kkew that we were going to hit the next whatever island it was. and it turned out to be tarawa. i had never heard of tarawa before. >> and they broke out the maps and now this is the beach. this is the name of that place, code name helen. >> each day we had schooling on what we were toodo, who we were going to be assigned to. what our jobs were. what

. >> reporter: he says the coe wants to make a public apology to the women but a are far the women say they have for the heard from him. the wine train did provide a van for the women to get back to their cars and refunded their money. nbc bay area news. >>> up next at 11:00, is it a costly career for many u.s. companies? we're not talking about your day job. we're talking about what you're doing on the job with the nfl season right around the corner. >>> 49ers hope they won't have to use this extra money, but if the worst happen, find out how the team is ready to help players with injuries. >>> some of us in the way area will be sweating it out the next couple days with some hotter temperatures. where it heats up and how hot it gets coming up. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. >>> a lot of doctors and medics are on the sidelines. >> and we're getting a rare look behind the curtain at the technology

it's a great pleasure to zvr&coe you to the library of congress and to this event celebrating the opening of the library's latest exhibition, magna carta, muse and a mentor. i think it is indisputable that the library of congress has a special relationship with magna carta. we remember, of course, this institution's good fortune to have been called upon to safeguard the lincoln magna carta during world war ii. but as a repository of the accumulated knowledge of human

. ♪ >> the fact is yolk coe oknow did not break up the beatles.e up the beatles, business broke up the beatles. a desire to off and do their own stuff broke up the beatles. >> he is a heavier beatles these days, respectably mary rid and when kids come to their concerts they don't scream anymore. they listen. >> the significant thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music focused on the fact they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made that record where he plays all of the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticicity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> look like this. this is our first showing of it. this is the mock up, folks. it will be called ringo's -- >> i sell records and it doesn't matter if -- or not. if they don't like it they won't buy it. you know? >> ringo to this day dismiss way too much has tremendous success in the '70s and george harrisson who had been stockpiling these amazing songs explodes in an album called all things must passing maybe the greatest beatles solo album

. >> sis coe is adding nelson peltz to its board. days after the activist investor disclosed a 7% stake in the food distribution company. peltz is now scisco's largest shareholder. he said it should take steps to improve operating margins and consider taking on debt to increase shareholder returns. they reported a rise in quarterly profit only once in the past three years. you can see the stock is down about 1.6% here in europe. >> that's sysco with an s and not a c. >> the company is targeting the growing market for consumer drones, especially those used for taking photos. by putting it's chips in the air it can cut hundreds of dollars off the price of entry level drones that start at around $500. qualcomm has been meeting with leading drone makers and bought a flight software company. >> what i love about the semi-conductor space no matter what technological development made, there will always be a need for a chip and that's why chips, it seems to be a great industry. doesn't matter what place you are within technology there will a

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. >> sounds like a 70s decision coe hit "electric love." >> a dance. >> parenting practice that standsest of time scientific reason putting your kids in time out could be the best way to get through to them. >> why a food favorite of pizza can cost you big time now and years down the line. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone it is 6:29 on friday morning. a beautiful shot from mount tamalpais pointing to the east you can see the fog and low clouds and behind the higher clouds, you can see the sun is breaking up and trying to make its presence felt. it will. later on. >> i am eric thomas. >> i am matt keller. friday, august 7. a beautiful shot. last night we saw a lot of lightning. >> we were. mike has pictures to share. >> lack at this. four time-lapse votes show the wild weather from the south to the north the east bay and right here in san francisco. lightning lit up the night sky. isn't that gorgeous? we have to get that online. can you not get enough of that were watching from a safe department. >> live doppler hd shows it is quiet.

i also must say her performance on the stump comic-coe co con founds me. >> this weekend's performanceidely praised. let's leave that there. when we come back -- stick around, roger. when we come back, i'm going to ask you if donald trump understands his own policy. >>> also coming up, ashley madison where everybody knows your name. we we're going to have a divorce lawyer joining me next. >>> and he did not act alone. a man suspected of bombing a tourist hub where the network might be getting even bitter. bigger. the the lincoln summerre. invitation is on. get exceptional offers on the luxury small utility mkc mkz sedan... ...the iconic navigator. and get a first look at the entirely new 2016 mid-size utility lincoln mkx. your choice of mkc, mkz gas or hybrid for $369 a month with zero due at signing. but your stellar notebook gives hanyou the gumptionlc. to reach for the sky. that's that new gear feeling. this week, these office depot brand notebooks just one cent. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. >>> all right. new proof today that donald trump is drivin

the frees coe on the ceiling dates from the 15th century. the rocking churches are of immense archeological and historical comparisons. the places of pilgrimage around the world are literally crumbling away. the rock in this area is highly susceptibility to moisture. in this church men use a syringe to inject grout into cracks in a pillar. >> in terms of seismic activity, resilience, i mean, a slight earthquake would destroy the place. the fact is when you are dealing with natural strata in the terms of an historic building rather than a mine or a tunnel, there's little you can do. you can't line it with steel bars, you'll destroy the monument. it's historic surface. >> lose those, and you simply are back into rotted geology. >> and that process is not far off on the outside. >> antony shows us what he means. >> and if we start losing material like this, right through here, i mean, the only future for that, without some sort of intervention is this: so the idea of the bandage is to hold it in place. until we can get there to repair it. becau

. >>> there is not only pomp and circumstance about cuba, but substance from cuban born senator coe rubio. senator -- marco rubio. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's >> go one on one with america's >> while today's historic flag raising at the u.s. embassy in havana has been welcomed. in cuba and in the united states a significant number of people are raising their voices. michael shure joins us. there have been some pretty strong reactions today hmm? >> yes, there are always strong reactions. it was an exciting day. there were three marines who were there in 1961 when eisenhower ordered the flag taken down. those three went back to cuba today to raise it back it. steve cohen of tennessee, wearing a minnie minoso hat, and interesting stuff. fcc that's the friendly politics. the unfriendly politics comes back to these shores where marco rubio the senator from florida had sharp words. it's ted cruz, it's marco rubio, republicans saying things against this deal and only rand paul amongst the republicans. >> around the world, it brings legitimacy of a state sponsor of

they shot a 5 under 67 including two birdies to force a playoff with lidia coe. very average day.ven par 72 on sunday, but good for her third day of the year. carolina losing their star wideout, it appears the same thing has happened to aaron rodgers' go to guy. here is the play just two and a half minutes in against the steelers and makes the catch and then looks to tweak the knee as he plants up field, the initial report is a torn acl. he will undergo an mri according to coach mike mccarthy. green bay were the odds on favorite to win the super bowl. the steelers won the game 24-19. titans and m rays -- titans and rams, 27 yards the other way. 7-0 tennessee. met 10 burger trying to hold off marcus mariota for the starting job. college football season kicks off in less than two weeks. once again stanford open when they start the season on september 5th at northwestern. 24 is familiar territory for head coach david shaw. all five years he was at the helm. those five years in a row with the school record. ohio state receives all first place votes. the buckeyes followed by tcu, alaba

. >> leading columnists said friday, a good night, including ma coe rubio took aim at hillary clintons born living paycheck to paycheck. >> and slowing humidity. >> you know what, god gives me unconditional love and i'm going to give it to my family my friends and people around me. >> and critics say carly fiorina was the winner. >> one of the most particularly depaid video clips online is the clash over government surveillance between new jersey governor chris christie and kentucky senator rand paul. >> you can say things like that. >> i don't trust president obama with our records. i know you gave him a big hug, if you want to give him a big hug you remember. >> you know the hugs i remember? the hugs i remember are the hugs i gave the people after september 11th. those are the hugs i remember. >> typical jabbing here and there and it was fine. the debate also produced some lighter moments one coming from neurosurgeon ben carr sop. >> i'm the only one to separate siamese twins. the only one to take out half a brain although if you go to washington would you think somebody beat me to

we will get to the baseball forecast with star wars fireworks tomorrow at the coe.a lost reports of livermore smoke so i pulled you the smoke forecast. first, this is san jose. santa rosa. there is livermore and stockton. here is south lake tahoe. you can see the orange is where the concentration of the smoke is the greatest from trinity county fire. you can see going down highway 5 to the southeast that is where the smoke is supposed to be in two hours. we can take the banner down and see right here you can see the smoke will be more concentrate around stockton and tracy as we head to noon and, still, very thick smoke to the north and as we head into the evening hours, northern snow may and napa is clearing out and the smoke will be thicker around livermore and toward stockton. now, a hole opened over sfo in the cloud deck with no flight arrival delays. more sun this afternoon, grab the sunglasses. manner layer means we stay cooler-than-average with hints that back in the month which could be a shower. low 60s around san jose and sunnyvale and mountain view and san

it served him well over theo coe of decades being in the media. >> usually corrections occur when membersa dominate group make comments about other minorities and then expect to be exempt from rigorous criticism or questioning about them. whether it is about gender or race or sexual orientation and the like, how long will that continue to be a sellable point or something that can be used to defend what others find reprehensible and offensive? >> i think you are seeing the fact that roger ailes and host on fox news today condemned his remarks and said they do not agree with him, i think you are seeing a sign. because fox news often says the rest of the world is being politically correct. we're here to be fair and balanced and what have you. i think the fact that people on fox and the head of fox felt the need to defend megyn kelly and suggest his remarks are inappropriate is a sign of something. remember donald trump four years ago was saying the president of the united states wasn't born here. we know he engages in what i would call direct falsehoods and seems to be able to recover from t

bubka will be standing against sebastian coe for the top job. the election takes place in beijing. we need to make stronger regulation, this is a way they will protect them. zero tolerance for this serious issue for the future. it's not now, we will continue to fight and protect it. >> the countdown started for the summer olympics in rio de janeiro. daniel schweimler has more. >> the clock is ticking. the olympic authorities seem satisfied. the 2016 olympic games in rio de janeiro, will start next august, the 5th, with everything in place. rio de janeiro is without a doubt the most beautiful setting for an olympic games since ancient greece. >> perhaps not yet, but the olympic park is 82% complete. the athletes village is 90%, the aquatics centre is nearly done. some of the venues will be converted to schools. or kept as sporting sites. with a year to go, there's plenty of work to be done here at the olympics complex, but is done in a calm, controlled way. not the frantic controlled activity in the football world cup. the organizers announced that the work will be on time, and on b

. >> sebastien coe takes over on the eve of the championships in beijing and has pledged to clean upathletics. to do that, he needs more money and time. >> al jazeera, beijing. >> one of the countries hardest his di doping allegations is kenya. several have failed drug tests in recent years. the boston and chicago marathon winners was found guilty of doping. let's go live to nairobi and speak to a former runner and sports commentator. >> do you believe that seb is the right man for the job? >> you know, i believe he will revitalize the sport and fight the doping scourge. >> what do you think is the problem? >> >> well, of course, you know, it is a problem, and, you know, in recent times, they have shied away from taking the scourge on. something has to be done particularly from a country's perspective where they are weighed down heavily with allegations of doping. we would like to see it cleaned up. >> all these allegations, kenya athletics, how do they feel they have been portrayed. >> the feeling locally, we see a surprise that we are implicated in this doping scourge. it does exis

to be replaced by london 2012 chairman, sebastian coe or pole vault champion sergay bubka who spoke to al jazeera in february. >> we must continue to educate. to educate athletes and parents, and work hard. it will be strong, and serious policy to clean sport, to clean athletics, and not accept >>> the question is whether change at the top of the podium will be enough to prompt change in a sport struggling to salvage its credibility. athletes will face more spotlight than ever at the world championships in beijing, in three weeks time >>> richelle carey is here with a look at what is coming up in the next hour. have you a big segment on a big anniversary. >> absolutely in "the week ahead." coming up at 8 o'clock - the end of world war ii. it happened 70 years ago now this month. the actions then still live with us today. much of that in the far east. we'll examine the hard feelings china and south korea has with japanese aggression during the war >>> also using the atomic bomb. critics say the destruction of hiroshima and nagasaki was a war crime. was it necessary to end the war? and t

how about that frank coe grand slam home run. knew he was going to do that. 86 degrees at 7:05.rly winds at 12 miles an hour. we'll feel the difference by later in the game. 79 degrees. look at the sunshine, breaking through the clouds in the pocono mountains. that's the view from camel back. it's in the 50s in the mountains this morning. dry air is flooding into the mountains and already arriving in much of the rest of the area which has just about everybody cooler this morning. down by 7 degrees in pottstown, millville and wildwood, also seven degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this time. off by two for trenton and northeast philadelphia. the actual temperature now 76 at philadelphia international but wilmington has dropped down into the 60s. now 60 degrees even in pottstown. we're still looking at low 70s in atlantic city, millville and dover. still looking at clouds, too, over philadelphia. but as the day goes on, northwesterly winds develop. dry air moves in, helps to push those clouds out of here. we'll still be warm this afternoon into the upper 80s to near 90 degree

pems coe? kimberly-clark. i'll go with kellogg for heaven's sake, even campbell soup. or entergy like i mentioned yesterday or real estate investment trusts. domestic stocks with no chinese exposure can begin to go higher midday yesterday. that's the pattern after a blast zone. the next day collaterals. ore companies like google could still create wealth with a brilliant reorganization that shines a light on the real value of the company, dims the light on the parts of the company that you had to hide your eyes from. not just google glass. more on google later. there's another more worrisome china side we have to talk about here. chinese are desperate and they're not alone. japan to base the yen in order to stimulate exports. europe deliberately crushed the euro, still try did so to win over exporls, something germany pushed. they were huge beneficiaries of thor into euro strife. the one thing these devaluations have in common, all of them, the countries behind them expect to take sales away from our companies both within our borders and outside them. they want to depr

. >> apple coe founder lived a live operatic for sure. burlingame, a calla lum. he says cal performances at uc berkeley is collaborating on. which will be held in san francisco next month. a workshop is a test run for a opera or musical. it's titled "the revolution of steve jobs" will premiere in 2016. >>> got to be hopeful with that 92% chance of el nino in a few months. >> we're focusing in on the models and hopefully it gives us good news, possibly rainfall. until then only tracking the chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two. details and the best chance of that in a few minutes. >>> also ahead, hillary clinton is back in the bay area this evening on the same day the fbi says it's turning its attention to her. what federal agents will be looking into. >> after the civil rights act. is in the bay area, raising funds for her campaign. ===take vo=== the event, billed as an "evening reception", is being held at the atherton home of former facebook executive, >>> hillary clinton is in the bay area raising funds. it's an evening reception at the home of former fac

. >> the time period under question, he will be replaced by london 2012 chairman sebastien coe that or another. >> we must continue to educate to educate athletes and work very, very hard and very tough. it will be strong and serious policy to clean sport, to clean athletics and not accept any cheaters. >> the question is whether it will be enough to prompt change in a sport struggling to salvage its credibility. athletes will face more spotlight than ever in beijing in three weeks' time. >> in kenya new doping allegation show massive corruption. a response was issued, threatening legal action and said the federation always welcomes any information which would help fight the vice of doping but we cannot fill to point out that the documentary is an attempt to smear our runners with unwarranted suspicion as they prepare to undertake duty for that you are country in beijing. >> south sudan athletes will be able to compete under their own flag at rio next year for the first time. the international olympic committee voted to give the country recognition at their congress in kuala lampur. it