dr. gregory ro chenca.evelations. >> it's worse than we thought. >> reporter: at what point did you know that your story's way bigger. >> putin appears on state television, and not only does he deny everything. he says that there was no state-sponsored doping in russia. and about 12 hours after that statement, gregory is on call to me, and he has two kgb agents living in his home protecting him, and he tells me that they're going to kill him. >> reporter: fogle says immediately bought him a flight out of moscow to the u.s. he said he brought something with him, a hard drive filled with documents, detailing russia's doping program. >> i realize that not only am i sitting on a nuclear bomb of information that changes all of sport history, he had come preparing to blow the lid off of this. >> reporter: according t to rochencough, people posing as workers swapped out dirty urine of russian athletes for clean samples. once safely in the u.s., he decided to go public and foegel was deeply intertwined. internation

dr. gregory.time running the third-largest anti-doping laboratory in the world, which is the moscow lab, which had overseen all the testing for the sochi olympics, but was also overseeing testing of all russian athletes across all sports and all international athletes coming to russia to compete. so i began working with gregory. shortly thereafter there is an investigation launched based on this television documentary. that is basically december 2014 to november 2015 and during this year, gregory is under investigation, but i keep going on with my film and gregory is helping to advise me. november 2015, a report comes out based on this investigation and it is now alleging that gregory is essentially the mastermind of the state-sponsored doping program. at the time, it is still only mandated -- the investigation is only onto track and field. this creates a series of events. the lab is shut down. gregory is forced to resign. russia is suspended from world track and field. gregory is basically tellin

dr. gregory is at the time running the third largest anti-doping in the world and overseeing the soichi olympics and overseeing russian and international athletes coming to russia to compete. so i began working with gregory and shortly thereafter there's an investigation launched based on the television documentary and during this year gregory is under investigation but i keep going on with my film and gregory is helping to advise me. november 2015, a report comes out based on this investigation, and it's now alleging that gregory is essentially the master mind of the state-sponsored doping program, but at the time still mandated, the investigation's only on the track and field, but this creates a series of events, the lab is shut down, gregory is forced to shut down, russia is suspended from world track and field and gregory is basically telling me that he's going to be killed by the russian government and i helped facilitate his escape from moscow to los angeles, and then over the next few months, i learned the full size and scope. >> rose: once he was in los angeles, he was free to tell you.

dr. dick gregory has died. he was 84 years old. eric: north korea warning of a merciless strike.pon yong calling the drizzle reckless behavior driving the situation into an uncontrollable phase of the nuclear war. will they ease the tensions or remind kim jong-un of what his military forces could face? chairman of the gatesstone interest use, dr. john bolton. is this bluster? or could these joint drills receive a military response john require's a vital element to them to achieve their long-term goal of getting the u.s. forces off the korean peninsula and taking control of the entire peninsula. people ask why does north korea want nuclear weapons and one frequent answer is to defend themselves against the threat of the united states. the real reason is this would give them an enormous tool for leverage and pressure against south korea. this is defensive. but from the north's perspective it demonstrates u.s. forces are have much committed to the defense of south korea, and that's what they object to. eric: does that bolster kim jong-un's regime? he has the bogeyman as rationale to

gregory marsh with dr. her king junior, gregory fasted for a month to protest the vietnam war. he was hospitalized recently for a unannounced medical condition. >> hundreds of construction workers are racing against the clock trying to fix the dam at lake oroville. they released this video showing crews working to rebuild the damages main spillway and emergency spillway if is not scheduled to be finished until next year, but they need enough of the spillway rebuilt by november in time for the heavy rains last winter. last winter, is ripped a huge hole in the concrete structure causing evacuation of 200,000 people. >> more than 24 hours away from the great american eclipse. millions are getting ready for this unforgettable event. marcy gonzalez is live in lincoln, city, oregon. there is a lot of excitement there. >> there is so much excitement, especially because this is the first place in the country anyone will be able to see the eclipse. of course they are hoping for clear skies tomorrow, now all of those

gregory marched with dr. , he fasted for more than a month to protest the vietnam war. and later fought against pollution in black communities. he had recently been hospitalized for severe bacterial infection. dick gregory was 84 years old. >>> hundreds of construction workers are racing against the clock to fix the dam at lake oroville. the state department of water resources released this video showing crews working to rebuild the damaged main spillway and emergency spillway. the job is not scheduled to be finished until next year. but they need to have enough of the main spillway rebuilt by november in time for the heavy rains expected this winter. last winter's storms ripped a huge hole in the concrete structure and caused an evacuation of nearly 200,000 people. >>> music is filling the streets of oakland this weekend during the annual art and soul festival. abc 7 news at 12th and broad where bands are performing on five stages. event celebrates all types of music and includes a dance contest. there is als

dick gregory was the greatest comedienne of his era before he joined the civil rights movement with druther king jr. dick gregory explained to joy rhead how the civil rights movement helped many more people than most people realize let's listen to what he said then. >> we took on the mightiest nation in the world in the history of the planet and we won not with guns, not with being nasty. we won with a spirit of nonviolence. we brought it to its knees. and firstly let me say before the civil rights movement a white woman couldn't be on nothing on the plane but a stewardess she had to look like something out the of play boy magazine that meant woman a couldn't be a firefighter, a woman couldn't be a cop. and today all of those have changed. that comes out of not our military. it comes out of a handful of humble people that was willing to die and not kill. >> the great dick gregory gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >>> the breaking news covering tonights donald trump admitting decisions look different when you're the president, lays out his afghanist

gregory marched with dr.g, fasted for more than a month to protest the vietnam war, and later fought against pollution in black communities. he had recently been hospitalized for a severe bacterial infection. he was 84 years old. >> both so significant. >> new at 6:00, the push here in san francisco to create gender neutral i.d. cards. >> first, hundreds of volunteers spend their weekend making sure deserving children are ready for the start of school. why organizers say the help is why organizers say the help is needed more now t for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> it's 5:54. look at these thieves in arkansas. they went to great lengths, didn't they? they

dr. martin luther king and later fought against pollution in black communities. he recently was hospitalized for an undisclosed health condition. dick gregory was 84. >>> rico is the favorite for the new position of ceo. top investigators demanded former ceo travis kalanick step down earlier this summer. >>> we are now less than 48 hours from the great american eclipse in the bay area. if the eclipse had a sound track, it would be this. the sun is providing, will give us sonic backdrop. >> the kronos quartet is rehearsing this score for the eclipse. images will be turned into sound for a stellar back beat. >> there are things we don't know what we're going to be hearing as we're playing. >> the music can be harder on monday on the exploratorium's app and website. >> i'm so excited to be here. >> the exploratorium's robin hig den are in caspar wyoming where viewing for the eclipse will be amazing. the speedometer and nasa will provide a live stream of the event. >> we'll see stars and planets and then the beautiful correspond row in a of the season. the totality stretches from oregon to south carolina where an estimated 7 million people are

gregory, a comedian has died. he wrote books, recorded albums, and active pursued social change. he mash muched with dr.er king, fasted for a month to protest the vietnam war. he was hospitalized for an undisclosed health condition. he was 84 years old. >> hundreds of construction workers are racing against the clock to fix the dam at lake oroville. degrees were working to rebuild the damaged main spill way. the job is not scheduled to be finished until next year, but they need enough rebuilt in time for the heavy rains that we're respecting for next winter. that's winter it ripped a huge hole in the structure and required evacuation of 200,000 people. >> we are more than 24 away from the great american eclipse from the coast of oregon to the shores of south carolina, millions are getting ready for this unforgettable event. marcy gonzalez is there with a look at the excitement. >> the first place in the country that anyone will be able to see the eclipse. everyone is hoping for clear skies like we have had to star today. travelers are getting in place for tomorrow. >> today, the sprint to see the solar

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dr. king. martin luther king iii. [applause] >> let me thank god for bringing us all here safely today and in the spirit of late great dick gregoryaid, i hope and pray that i return back to our respective destinations will be equally safe. we owe a great debt of gratitude to reverend sharpton. for a number of reasons. [applause] some of us may have thought this was called because of charlottesville. but you it was many months before charlottesville. that earth sharpton thought it was important for the religious leaders of our nation to come together. so christians and jews and muslims and other leaders faith leaders here today that we already know. go back to their respective communities. mobilizing and organize because we have a big election coming up. we have elections every year but a big one next year. we're here today because we're compelled by moral obligation. that obligation is prophetic. calls upon justice to roll down like waters and righteousness like a stream. we're here because citizens are losing confidence, trust and hope in our democracy and our economy and more precisely in the institutions that negotiates and ov

gregory last night. he sacrificed his career as a comedienne. he fought on the front lines of the civil rights movement. comedy club owners were -- how did his actions help propel the work of dr. king and the activists during this dark period? >> first of all, have have an entertainer of his statue to stang alongside dr. king, andrew young and others, was critically important. he used his skills and his resources, and also sacrificed for his family, he was on the road. he was away from his family in the move. >> 11 kids to take care of. it was extraordinary. >> pardon? >> 11 kids to take care of. >> absolutely. he was a friend. he appeared on my show last june 23rd when he was honored in d.c. he'll be missed. people need to understand, he understood consciousness. we were talking about white conservative evangelicals. dick gregory did not say, i'm going to go out and make my money on the stage and, hey, i'll send the check. he said, i'm going to put my body on the line. he was there physically, not just when it came to a check. so a tree freedom fighter and somebody who people should know, understand and respect. he'll be greatly missed. we'll be paying tribute to him all wee

also saw the passing of dick gregory, a comedian and civil rights activist who is being remembered for his hard-hitting commentary on racial issues. >> as i have expressed to dr180 days and only giving hem five, and he started it. >> gregory broke barriers and was one of the first black comedians to find success in in performing in front of white audiences. he also tried his hands at politics making an unsuccessful run for mayor of chicago in the mid 1960s and as a write-in candidate for president. in his later life he took on the role of health advocate. dick gregory was 84 years old. >>> back to politics now. more republicans have come out criticizing president trump responding to the deadly events in charlottesville. in a lengthy facebook post nebraska senator ben sass says it feels like violence is coming. he wrote, in part, "what will happen next? i doubt that donald trump will be able to calm and comfort the nation in that moment." the number two senate republican john cornyn told "the houston chronicle," "i think the president had an opportunity to send a message that would unite america behind our common resolve to heal those wounds and unite our coun

dr. andrew wild, the author of "eating well for optimum health." >> i think it is fine to lower kell levels. >> let's go to washington to greg craig as the offices of williams and connelly. >> i'm gregoryife and 6-month-old son will be coming to the united states. they will arrive tomorrow morning, thursday, april 6th, at 7:00 a.m. at dulles airport.