russia had this problem, systemic doping. it accuses authorities of reporting athletes in 30 different sports in a state-sponsored doping scheme. 2014's winter olympics and in the city of sochi were equally blighted. >> the extent of the russian doping scandal, unthinkable. >> 1000 russian athletes competing in summer, winter and paralympic sports can be identified as being involved in or benefiting from manipulation to conceal positive doping tests. >> this adds evidence to the initial report which stated russia operated a state-sponsored doping program. among the fresh findings, two female russian ice hockey players gave male urine samples. the findings from the london games were also damming. >> the team corrupted the london games on unprecedented scale. the extent of which will never be fully established. the desire to win medals superseded their moral compass and olympic values of fair play. >> 30 sports implicated. they will retest all samples from russian athletes at the london games but now their fate remains unknown.

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he said this was doping on an unprecedented scale. as you mentioned, 1000 russian athletes either benefited from the doping system that covered ,0 sports, including football because of the world cup that we had recently. so on an unprecedented scale, but also that it was institutionalized, not just the russian anti-doping authority. but it also included the ministry of sport and specifically indicated in the the man who has been replaced as minister of sports, promoted to one of russia's deputy prime ministers. as more rules were implemented to try to catch more doping athletes, that these apps plates -- that these athletes in this institutionalized system were able to adapt so they could get around these new rules and keep winning medals and keep going undetected. molly: thomas, what are we likely to see in terms of reaction in russia or even possible fallout? thomas: this report comes on the back of two previous reports down by the independent commission from the anti-doping authorities. a lot of this material is not new. we have al

doping,alk about the anti-doping program, which thank you so much. when i was fighting come it was very rare that anyone got tested. how long has the ufc implemented these rules with the dopeing? -- with the doping. >> our anti-doping policy went into effect last july. >> is your mic on? >> our anti-doping policy went into affect just 2015. >> you are being real strong on that. you are not letting anything pass? you are making sure that people are testing? >> actually, we have the united states anti-doping agency, which is the officially recognized anti-doping agency of the united states for olympic and paralympic sports administer our program. that is one of the beauties of our program. one of the pillars of strength of our program is we do not police ourselves. we have an independent authority. >> tell me, how did brock lesner get a pass just this past july to not have to test before a fight? he was waived the four month w v aiver, when you are coming out of retirement you are supposed to test for four months and you take a fight. however, he was w

according to a report carried out on behalf of the world, and type -- world anti-doping 20 games in sochi were implicated in a massive cover-up on the use of banned substances be at a canadian lawyer says that some samples were switched around and others were manipulated with the addition of salt and coffee. richard mclaren says the international sport has been hijacked the russians. that is a charge moscow has repeatedly denied. reporter: failing the second pass of the most damming report to hit the russian sporting world. >> over 1000 russian athletes competing in summer, winter, and paralympic sports can be identified as being involved or manipulation to conceal positive doping tests. reporter: the investigations toeged the cover-up the back 2011, meaning doping affected the 2012 london olympics, 2013 athletics world championships, and 2014 sochi winter games. won 24 gold, tidy six silver, and20 -- 26 bronze medals. corrupted the olympic games on an unprecedented scale. swapping of urine samples, as well as salt and coffee being used to manipulative results. russianl report says author

laura: dan roan reporting on massive russian doping. the united nations says it has received disturbing reports that hundreds of syrian men have disappeared after crossing from rebel-held areas into government controlled western aleppo. sources have told the bbc that some have been taken in for interrogation, others forced into national service. syrian forces backed by russia have retaken large areas east of the city from rebel fighters in a recent offensive, causing thousands of civilians to flee. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet spent the last week in aleppo and send this report. weak to walk on their own, but war forces them to leave. they have been living in a battlefield. now at last, a chance to escape. to breathe a bit more easily. this mother says there was so much shelling, more than you could ever imagine. "we were afraid all the time. my children were terrified." a tide of people now fleeing as the syrian army and its allies make a rapid advance across the rebel-held enclave. their neighborhood has fallen. ev

people might shrug it off and say the russians dope up the athletes.an they are bad actor in international affairs or does it? >> the russians are not the only ones that have problem. the chinese government is accused of doing similar things and independent sports federation and baseball and france. there is plenty of doping to go around. but in russia tis a desire to win. when you get rid of all of the other constraints and pour in society. the things we take for granted in the west. and don't necessarily play out the same way for yushia. it is disconcerting for ordinary russians including the athletes that are playing by the rules but discredited because of the association to rule breakers. >> stand arounds should apply to governments equally. >> that's a less an that everyone takes to art. >> thanks to both of you. >> new fallout for secretary of state kerry mideast policy street. and he questioned netanyahu's commitment. the next go guess said it focused too much on the settlement issue and not the eye sticking. and a new investigation in the derli

let's get more on the news that mps are holding an enquiry into combating doping in sport this morning will have evidence sessions with team sky, british cycling and the world anti—doping agency. at the moment team sky have asked sir david brailsford, their boss, defence questions. i agree that if that was the sole purpose is somebody found out, it would seem to bea somebody found out, it would seem to be a bit extreme but the back of the matter is that it was going to be found out anywhere and we have on a very regular basis, some colleagues they have excellent already, as a team, we have been out for two weeks training, people coming in and out, moving in and out and as you become aware of people moving, if you need anything you find them up and say can you make sure that whoever needs it has got it. i think that this whole situation has been flatly misled, the sole purpose of the visit was expressly to bring and deliver a package he was coming anyway. and because he was coming he was asked to bring something from the doctor's store, so that he could restock. 0ne top of the mountain

that was the finding at the investigation of the world doping agency.s authorities colluded to make sure russia's athletes could take banned drugs and evade testing across 30 sports, including football. in russia the report has been widely dismissed as lies and rumours. dan roan reports on how it has claimed the russians treated comprehensively at the london 2012 0lympics. we knew it was bad. today we found outjust how bad, laid bare, how russia cheated at sport. from london 2012 through to sochi 2014 and beyond, both summer and winter sports corrupted across a four—year period. canadian law professor, richard mclaren, today revealing the full damning findings of his investigation into an audacious state—sponsored doping programme of breathtaking proportions. the conspiracy was perpetrated from at least 2011 to 2015. over 1,000 russian athletes competing in summer, winter, and paralympic sport, can be identified as being involved in or benefiting from manipulation to conceal positive doping tests. the scandal began in may, with the shock revelations of

doping were distorted and taken out of context.rst time, russian officials had admitted the existence of a doping operation. now they say the words were taken out of context. began speed to our sports correspondent richard conway for more. what has been said and what is happening? these comments came in a piece for the new york times. the current head of russia's anti—doping agency is reported to have told the new york times it was an institutional conspiracy, seemingly the first time any admission has been made by a russian official over those allegations of widespread doping amongst its sportsmen and women. there has been a quick reaction from russia today, firstly from the kremlin who said they would investigate and then said there was no state involvement at all, reiterating that line, of any doping by russian athletes. there was then a statement the comments had been taken out of context and has reserved the like that matter they have reserved the right to take legal action. nevertheless, these claims sure once again that russ

to a doping programme.e new york times, it was reported that rusada's acting director general, anna antseliovich, had acknowledged doping, but denied that it was state—sponsored. this evening though, officials say the words were "taken out of context." the second mclaren report, published earlier this month, claimed more than 1,000 russians benefited from a doping cover—up between 2011 and 2015. officials now say their acting dg was misquoted. with all the top four winning after christmas, the onus is now on tottenham who are away at southampton tonight, as mauricio pochettino returns to his former club. a win would take spurs to a point behind fourth—placed arsenal. their north london rivals, of course! and their captain hugo lloris believes the club need to ‘keep the focus‘ over the busy festive period. at this part of the year, it‘s too early to know what‘s going to happen. we just need to carry on. we know with the christmas period, boxing day, it‘s a period where you can lose points, so it‘s important

. >> you talk about the doping, anti-doping program, thank you so much, when i was fighting the -- it was very rare that anyone got tested. how long has -- how long has they implemented these rules with the doping. >> that went into effect last july. >> is your mike on. >> it went into effect last july 1st, 2015. >> you are being real strong on that, you are not letting anything pass? you are making people make sure they test? >> actually, we have the united states anti-doping agency, which is the officially recognized anti-doping agency of the united states for olympic and paralympic sports, so that is one of the becauauties of our program. we don't police ourself. we have independent authority -- >> tell me, how did brock lesner get a pass just this past july to not have to test? before a fight. he was waived the four month waiver, when you come out of retirement, you are supposed to test for four months before you are able to come out of retirement, take a fight, however, he was waived. he didn't have to. >> that's not accurate that he had a pass in terms of testing. >> yeah, i bel

. >>> a world anti doping report identifies more than 1,000 russian athletes in a doping investigation. the report was released in london on friday. >> over 1,000 athletes can be identified as being involved in manipulation to conceal positive doping tests. >> he said that the team has evidence showing that from at least 2011 to 2015 more than 700 doping samples that were first reported as negative tested as positive. he says well-known top level athletes were involved. he also said athletes in more than 30 sports, including soccer, were involved in hiding positive doping samples. the report cited evidence that four samples had been swapped at the 2013 world athletic championships in moscow. it revealed that samples taken from two women ice hockey players at the 2014 winter olympics included male dna. six winners of 21 paralympic athletes had their samples tampered with. he called it a cover up on an unprecedented scale adding for years international sports competitions have been unknowingly been hijacked by the russians. >>> japan's space agency launched a rocket from its southwestern

uk anti—doping is currently conducting an investigation into that.sh cycling, they said they were unable to speak about it because uk anti—doping had denied them permission to do so. that was disputed by the committee. some terse exchanges, and as you can hear now between bob howdon and damian collins, the chair of the committee, in the end what they have decided to do is eventually the right to the committee and give them information about what exactly was that package. but we are certainly not aware of any doping products that would be in there. it has not come across our viewpoint. i didn't say it was doping products, ijust wanted to see if you knew what was in it, because i find it extraordinary that you don't necessarily know what evidence british cycling has given to you get with regards to this. service shane sutton, currently giving evidence, and the issue of therapeutic use exemption is, medical certificates within the sport, the ethical and moral use, thatis sport, the ethical and moral use, that is up for discussion as well. said dave brai

the world doping agency found that russia's doping program was far larger than previously thought.nternational sports competitions have unknowingly been hijacked by the russians, coaches and athletes an uneven field, sports spectators deceived. kimberly: according to a report, more than a thousand russian athletes, including olympic metal winners, benefited from the state backed doping program and drug test coverup south korea, even after they voted to impeach the president for corruption. the fate now rests in the hands of a nine-judge constitutional court. court has six months to decide whether to remove the first female leader from power. the prime minister is serving as president in the interim. nearly two weeks after wildfire people, gatlinburg, tennessee, is open for business, so is the great smoky mountains national park. it reopened friday. a steady stream of visitors came friday to help clean up. two teenagers are accused of starting the devastating fire. turning now to the weather, a bit of snow coming, maybe a lot next weekend? ryan: you will have several chances of snow

it's been known as dope city kid. i'm 57 years old, so you do the math. >> what can you do about it? >> nothing. it's a lost cause. >> reporter: police have been investigating a bad batch of heroin in philadelphia for the past months or so. it's unclear if the latest deaths are connected. >> it's bad, every morning i come out and sweep up a lot of needles. i see women come here and fall against the fence. >> reporter: for this kensington mother yesterday's deaths were terrifying. >> my son does dope. i let him watch the story on the news this morning about people oding, this is the worst place in the world for anybody to live in. she spoke towel her story would help another mother. she said her son tried rehab multiple times, but it hadn't stopped him. >> reporter: seth williams took tt narcan isying it could be helping. >> narcan is being used. >> reporter: investigator are waiting for results from the lab to see if they can learn more about the makeup of the drug. in scott channel 6 "action news." >> now to the late

well, doping turned out to be a much bigger scandal with russian athletes than we knew. today, the international olympic committee ordered a retest of urine samples from every russian athlete in the last two olympics. charlie d'agata has the new investigation by the world anti-doping agency. >> reporter: evidence of rampant russian doping first surfaced last report revealed eye-popping numbers, 1,000 athletes in 30 sports. chief investigator can richard mclaren said it was a cover-up on an unprecedented scale. >> from uncontrolled chaos to an institutionalized, dipliiscd, medal-winning strategy and conspiracy. >> reporter: the conspiracy involves switching urine samples, methods devised by russian secret service, and even adding salt and instant coffee off. it's clear the russians thought they'd never be caught. samples from two female hockey players actually contained male d.n.a. >> the desire to win medals superceded their collective moral and ethical compass and olympic values at fair play. >> reporter: mclaren said it's impossible to know how far back the cheating go

of course uk anti—doping have been looking into this for some time.er today that they were happy for questions to be posed to members of british cycling from mps. sir dave brailsford attempting to give some clarity on that specific issue. let's just dip into those hearings. you told us today the contents of the package was fluimucil, i'm not an expert but it sounds fairly innocuous. you told the daily mail, so innocuous. you told the daily mail, so that you use the word career, the gentleman? simon cope. to be there to meet emma pooley when in fact she was 700 miles away. —— career. it looks like you are covering something up. i understand that. why, it looks like there is something to cover up, why do that? i have always said i hold my hand up that we did not handle that very well. at the time when this allegation was put to me, i was quite taken aback. i said what i decide to do and with hindsight it probably was not the wisest thing, it was to start gathering information that, and tried to piece together what had happened. as i was running through

sees fighter under the most trenchant robust anti-a doping program in the world may not have any anti-doping program is a health and safety rask. >> anticompetitive disadvantaged you alluded to in one of your statements. those who use performance-enhancing drugs do so because everybody else is doing it. >> absolutely. if there are no other members to ask questions as banana and illuminating discussion and before we conclude but i will include the following documents by unanimous consent of the fighter contract and an article explaining the contract, a letter from the abc and i remind members they have 10 business days to submit additional questions and the witnesses to submit their responses within 10 business days upon receipt. we are a richard -- adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] and [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

from our anti-doping program, which has been recognized by the media as the best anti-doping program in professional sports, our continuing education of athletes on topics relating to health and safety, safer weight management guidelines and practices, our participation in brain studies through the cleveland clinic and our athlete health and performance center, we have made great strides to ensure all of our athletes compete on a level playing field, take proactive steps to protect their health and safety and enable them to lead fulfilling lives in and out of competition. as an organization, we are not only looking to lead in this area but take a leadership role and set an example for all of professional sports. thank you. >> the chair thanks the gentleman. miss robertson, you are recognized for five minutes for an opening statement. >> i am serving as treasurer of the association of boxing commissions. and just a little background on the organization. in the late '80s, a group of concerned commission representatives got together in hopes that they could standardize some safety regul

. >> vladimir putin has not changed his tone on the doping scandal.made that clear at his end of the year conference. he refuses to accept it was an institutional conspiracy. >> a state-sponsored doping system has ever been created in russia. it is simply not possible, and we will do everything to make sure such a system of doping support never exists. reporter: 20 athletes could face a band from the intellectual -- the international olympic committee after giving bad urine samples in 2014. over 1000 russian athletes were involved in concealing positive drug tests, they say. putin has promised to work with the anti-doping agency. this can restore faith in the games. brian: the top suspect in the berlin truck attack apparently pledged allegiance to the islamic state before he died. the jihadist new service has released a video of anis amri making that allegiance. he was killed in milan early on friday. coming up at the top of the hour, we are talking about security in germany after the berlin attacks. stay with us, if you can. we will be right back. ♪

there is no government support program for doping in russia. that is number one. number two, like any other country, we have problems and we should do our best to fight it. we should work very closely with the international olympic committee, work together with wada and other international bodies. and we will definitely do that. i hope that the changes that are currently taking place -- and it is not just some personnel decisions you mentioned. there are structural changes as well. i hope those changes will help us address the situation and the investigative committee. the prosecution service are investigating everything related to doping, and this investigation will be carried out to the end. you mentioned some informers that fled to some other countries and they report. i do not even remember the name of this person who fled -- the guy who was chief of our anti-doping agency. what was his previous work? he used to work in canada, and what he did later, he came to russia, and he was appointed to a high position. and he used this to bring all sorts of bad things i

it would study the report and cooperate with an anti-doping agencies. this scandal will dog russian athletes wherever and whenever they compete. next up, the fifa world cup, which will be held in moscow in 2018. back to you. >>> well, a pedestrian is hit this afternoon in arlington. police telling us the young girl was near washington lee high school. the driver stayed on the scene. the victim has serious injuries, is expected to be okay. police say it appears the girl was walking outside of the crosswalk. >> well, the new year is going to bring some newa for people visiting reston town center. the fairfax county times reports that paid garage parking is said to begin on january 3rd. folks will have to pay using a smartphone app or the garage pay station. some retailers will validate your parking if you buy something, but other businesses say covering the costs will hurt their bottom line. >> and this weekend, you can take a look at a new addition to the national portrait gallery. this 1998 watercolor of astronaut and senator john glenn put on display a

mick, could you get some dope? sure. what do you want? i wanto get high. bring me everything, all rightht that's how i kill time. go on, come on. thanks. what do you got? a little yukon jack in the bottle. and in the lid... weed. r job to bring it in. from where? i think it comes from the brothers over in "c" building. mick scored you a littleleexican brown from a brother over at the wall. i don't want to go through mick. get the word out ain't going nowhere. this is true. all right, thahas it. hold on. let me say sometetng before you go. there are books in the library. nobody's using them. they got sex books? man, the library is filled with the sexiest women of all t te. you got cleopatra, scheherazade, madame bovary. if all these broads are in the library send a couple down to the zone. wake up, bloodhound. i mean all you guys. you're in the joint because you're not strong enough to make it on the outside. you want to get outside? you need power. you got to read the books. doesn't he? yeah, right, reg. the man's been doing the bolivian. what's up, matty?

russian officials have admitted — for the first time — the existence of a doping operation. director general of russia's anti—doping agency told the new york times there was "institutional conspiracy" but no state involvement. somebody get this big walking carpet out of my way! friends and family of carrie fisher pay tribute to the star wars actress, who died four days after suffering a heart attack on a transatlantic flight. now on bbc news, a series of stories about shakespeare's impact across the globe. the web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. they're here, in chinese, russian,japanese, hindi, but the impact of shakespeare's works around the world can be proven in more than just 1,000 translations. he was born right here, right inside this house in stratford—upon—avon. in the 1600s, that's about a 3—day horse ride from london and from this quintessentially english scene, hundreds of stories have unfolded that have resonated the world over for the past four centuries. we'll tell five such amazing stories from influentialfigures in china, south afric

allegations of widespread doping orchestrated by the russian government rocking the sports world thisand leading to more than 100 russian athletes being barred from competing in the rio summer games. >> we have never seen anything quite like this. where state-sponsored widespread doping has been found in an entire country. >> reporter: earlier this month the world anti-doping agency releasing findings from their investigation saying over 1,000 russian athletes competing in sports can be identified as being involved in or benefiting from manipulations to conceal positive doping tests. but while this new admission comes after months of denial from russian officials -- >> nobody in russia in our country provide any program for doping. >> reporter: -- they still deny the doping keep was state sponsored insisting top government officials like vladimir putin were not involved. well, the ioc has insisted the russians accept the findings of its recent investigation so that they can host olympic competitions again and this shifted tone is seen as motivated by their desire to move on from the s

to use doping., she said the comments had been taken out of context. they denied the allegations. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says a two state solution is the only way to achieve peace in the middle east. in a major policy speech, kerry defended washington's decision to abstain in united nations votes radical of israel's settlement on palestinian occupied territory. we will be back with more at the top of the hour. in the meantime, you can noise get the latest updates from our website, dw.com. you are watching "dw news" in berlin. please stay with us. >>> home to the champasac center for health sciences. the college trains

also in the next hour, russian officials admit, for the first time, to the existence of a widespread doping operation. in an interview with the new york times, officials say there had been an "institutional conspiracy" but deny it was state—sponsored. and fans and friends pay tribute to star wars actress carrie fisher, who has died at the age of 60. good morning and welcome to bbc news. news just newsjust coming into news just coming into us at the bbc that there has been a multiple crash on the a40. details are scarce but what we do know is that we are getting reports that there has been four accidents within a mile and a half stretch on the a 40, with multiple casualties, we understand. -- a40. the multiple casualties, we understand. —— a40. the road is closed due to these accidents in both directions. between the b4047 and the a415. i don't know exactly where these accidents happened but the road is closed in both directions, we understand there is four accident is within this mile and a half stretch, and there is multiple casualties. three ambulances are on their way to the scene, we ar

from our anti-doping program, which has been recognized by the media as the best anti-doping program in professional sports, our continuing education of athletes on topics relating to health and safety, safer weight management guidelines and practices, our participation in brain studies through the cleveland clinic, and our athlete health and performance center, we have made great strides to ensure all of our athletes compete on a level playing field, take proactive steps to protect their health and safety, and enable them to lead fulfilling lives in and out of competition. as an organization, we are not only looking to lead in this area, but take a leadership role and set an example for all of professional sports. thank you. : the chairrgess thanks the gentleman. ms. robertson, you are recognized for five minutes for an opening statement. statement. statement. statement. statement. statement. statement. statement. ms. robertson: i am serving as treasurer of the association of boxing commissions. and just a little background on the organization. in the late 1980s, a group of concerne

to use doping., she said the comments had been taken out of context. they denied the allegations. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says a two state solution is the only way to achieve peace in the middle east. in a major policy speech, kerry defended washington's decision to abstain in united nations votes radical of israel's settlement on palestinian occupied territory. we will be back with more at the top of the hour. in the meantime, you can noise get the latest updates from our website, dw.com. you are watching "dw news" in berlin. please stay with us. ♪ >> benjamin netanyahu accuses u.s. secretary of state of being warned after john kerry of israel's determination to build settlements on palestinian territory threatens a two state solution to the conflict. turkey says it's reached a cease-fire deal with russia to shut down weapons at midnight local time in syria. the rebels say they know it no such deal. two hours after the french president is a pardon

dope spot. dope dealing going on. >> this is conrad's old beat.knows exactly where the drugs are being sold. what is that place? >> that's to get on the train. you could walk right in there and buy heroin. >> is it very dangerous out here? >> oh, extremely. that's part of the tragedy of this disease. that it will take a young girl like her and put her right in the middle of drug dealing gang banging heaven. >> it's easy to think this is just a place where dangerous criminals want to make a buck, but, in fact, it's far more complicated. chicago was once the promise land for black americans from the south who flocked here seeking jobs and opportunity. but over the last few decades, as industries dried up, factories shut down, and the drug trade moved in to fill the void. today i'm being introduced to the world by a man who knows it well, another heroin addict. he's willing to show me around but only if we hide his face and obscure our cameras behind tinted windows. >> don't hesitate too much on this corner. just hit the brake lightly and keep going.

believed to be life-threatening. >>> after years of denial russian officials admit to widespread doping during the olympics including the 2014 winter olympic games in russia. "the new york times" reporting that one official describing its as an institutional conspiracy. a lab director tampered with the urine samples at the olympics and provided cocktails of performance-enhancing drugs. russian officials say the doping however was not state sponsored. >>> time now for sports including some highlights from the nba. >> here are our guys at espn. >>> good morning, america. neil everett here. usually i'm sitting behind the desk. and i'm not wearing pants. let's go, tommy. come on. thunder and heat right here. russell westbrook and steven adams are teammates and they practice that. look at that let's make it fancy. adams, posterizing hassan whiteside. adams had 15 points. >> i'm nasty. >> yeah. look at westbrook. westbrook going for the triple-double even though he says he wishes we would quit talking about him. can't do it. 29 point, 17 rebound, 11 assists and thunder win, smile. >>> rockets

the "new york times" reports that for the first time russian officials admitted to mass doping in the country's sports system. the final part of the world anti-doping agencies independent report provided evidence offe a elaborate scheme. the acting director of russia's anti-doping agency told the "new york times" that it was an institutional conspiracy but added that top officials were not involved in it. more than 100 russian athletes were barred from competing at the rio olympics in the wake of the scandal. >>> a live look outside at an extremely clear san francisco skyline and the transamerica building. you know that when there is no cloud cover, no warm blanket, it might be a little bit colder. vianey arana joining us now. that's the case here. >> all morning long, 20s, 30s. still barely in the 40s at this hour. we're finally starting to see a warmup and a dry-out at least through friday. in the south bay and the peninsula the microclimates looking very similar. in the 50s and sunny, which is great if you like the sunshine because at least you pair the cold temperatures with a lit

russian officials say the doping however was not state sponsored. >>> time now for sports including some highlights from the nba. >> here are our guys at espn. >>> good morning, america. neil everett here. usually i'm sitting behind the desk. and i'm not wearing pants. let's go, tommy. come on. thunder and heat right here. russell westbrook and steven adams are teammates and they practice that. look at that let's make it fancy. adams, posterizing hassan whiteside. adams had 15 points. >> i'm nasty. >> yeah. look at westbrook. westbrook going for the triple-double even though he says he wishes we would quit talking about him. can't do it. 29 point, 17 rebound, 11 assists and thunder win, smile. >>> rockets and mavs. give me a "t" for texas. give me a "t" for tennessee. trevor ariza and sala'ah mezery will not be exchanging gift cards, hanging out and frankly if you see them walking towards each other, get out of the way because it's going to go down. apparently ariza believes that mesry said something about his family in some regard so the fireworks in this one carried on into the locker

wednesday shot dope and died. so i haven't been with the dope too hard.fear isn't as strong as it was because truth be told, i don't give a [ bleep ] about anything. it's actually quite disturbing. but oh, well, all bets are off about anything. don't get too comfortable not seeing me because it won't get too long. as we both know, [ bleep ] happens. so whatever. [ bleep ] i already knew that, though. i've got to go because obviously [ bleep ] isn't too pretty right now. i love you more than you know and thank you for everything. i do appreciate everything and mean it. i love you and i miss you. love you, mel. i don't even know how i feel about it. it's just, i don't know, i just hope she gets it. >> reality is also hitting hard for ja-norris hayes over the jail's segregation unit. >> never been in segregation before, you know. >> after he was attacked by another inmate wielding a sock full of batteries, hayes was moved to segregation to await his disciplinary hearing. while he didn't instigate the fight, hayes quickly gained the upper hand. surveillance v

the final part of the world's anti-doping agency's report, provided evidence of an elaborate doping scheme. the abilitying director of russia's anti-doping agency told the new york times it was a national conspiracy. >>> caltrain is making some changes to accommodate passengers on new year's eve. caltrain will offer free rides to encourage party goers to take the train instead of drive iing. the transit agency wants to remind riders that on new years eve cal 2r5i7b will be on a regular saturday schedule. but on new year's day, it will be on a sunday schedule. >>> if you're hoping to stick to your resolution, experts have some tips. p stands for plan as in create a plan for sticking to your goal. a stands for arrange. arrange your environment to help you succeed. s stands for stick. as in stick to one resolution, and finally t standing for two. as in too. as in make it too easy. resolve to exercise once a week instead of every day. >> if we're talking exercise, one minute, then move up to five minutes, ten minutes. >> all right. experts say the most important thing is to choose resolutions

to reveal the contents of the package, but they couldn't until now because of an ongoing uk anti—doping told a culture, media and sport select committee that the package contained fluimucil, a substance not banned by authorities. there's always listens to be learned and you've got to start with yourself. i've looked at myself long and hard in the mirrorand yourself. i've looked at myself long and hard in the mirror and thought about this carefully in terms of how i've personally handled the situation and i think i could have done a lot better quite frankly and i would like to think in performance terms we've done pretty well, but on this occasion the way i managed this, like i said, i would start with myself first and not look at anybody else. we run a fantastic operation, we've got fantastic people. they are of the higher standards and they've got great integrity and they've quite frankly don't deserve to have this shadow cast over them. next year's bobsleigh and skeleton world championships will be held in the german resort of koeniggsay. that's after the original venue, the 2014 wint

wednesday shot dope and died. so i haven't been with the dope too hard.t fear isn't as strong as it was because truth be told, i don't give a [ bleep ] about anything. it's actually quite disturbing. but oh, well, all bets are off about anything. don't get too comfortable not seeing me because it won't get too long. as we both know, [ bleep ] happens. so whatever. [ bleep ] i already knew that, though. i've got to go because obviously [ bleep ] isn't too pretty right now. i love you more than you know and thank you for everything. i do appreciate everything and >> reality is also hitting hard for ja-norris hayes over the jail's segregation unit. >> never been in segregation before, you know. >> after he was attacked by another inmate wielding a sock full of batteries, hayes was moved to segregation to await his disciplinary hearing. while he didn't instigate the fight, hayes quickly gained the upper hand. surveillance video shows him ignoring commands to stop fighting while the deputy assigned to the unit waits for back up. it's up to the disciplinary off

. >>> russia now doing a flip-flop on allegations of widespread doping during the olympics.or the first time ever high-level officials admitting to "the new york times" the country carried out a far-reaching doping operation. the acting director of russia's national anti-doping agency telling the paper it was an institutional conspiracy. top government officials were not involved. members of the federal security service say lab directors tampered with urine samples and provided a cocktail of performance-enhancing drugs. still last week, vladimir putin denied allegations of the state-sponsored doping regime. >>> the forest is dark this morning. friends and family are remembering carrie fisher's iconic appearances on the big screen and her brave battles off of it. we have more on her legacy as cnn continues. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these typ