>>> this broadcast is presented by authority of the international olympic committee and may not be reproduced or retransmitted without the express written consent of the international olympic committee. >>> nbc's coverage of the games of the xxx olympiad continues thursday from london. tomorrow in daytime, key qualifying heats from the aquatic centers. michael phelps in the 100 meter butterfly. the event he won by 0.1 second in a thrilling finish four years ago. plus missy franklin in the 200 backstroke. and beach volleyball with jen kessy and april ross playing for a role in the elimination round. and then primetime. michael phelps and ryan lochte swim for supremacy in the final of the 200 meter individual medley and lochte in a daunting double defends his beijing title. soni races for her second gold in the 200 breaststroke and missy franklin dives in for the final of the 100 meter free. plus women's gymnastics. fresh off the u.s. victory in the team competitions, two of the fab five, gabby douglas and aly raisman go for gold in the individual all-around finals. >>> also tomorrow, 16 hours

the international olympic committee says making political statements cannot be accepted at the olympics. fifa will hold a meeting to consider south korea's explanation and then report its views to the international olympic committee. after the match park held up a banner with a message asserting south korea's sovereignty over a group of islands called dokdo in korean. they're called takeshima in japanese and are part of japan. >>> two major japanese banks are planning to extend additional loans to leading electronics maker sharp. the firm is in financial trouble due to poor sales and tv and other products. back in march sharp received to $830 million in investment from its business partner in taiwan. honhei is seeking to cut the amount after sharp's stock price plunged. the negotiations are still going on. under the circumstances sharp's main banks plan to support sharp by providing additional loans worth about $830 million as a stop gap measure. the two banks consider sharp an important firm for japanese industry. they're trying to support the firm's efforts to support the liquid cryst

the international olympic committee says making political statements cannot be accepted at the olympics. fifa will hold a meeting to consider south korea's explanation and then report its views to the international olympic committee. after the match park held up a banner with the message asserts south korea's sovereignty over a group of islands. the islands in the sea of japan are called takeshima in japanese and are part of japan. >>> two major banks are planning to extend additional loans to leading electronics maker sharp. the firm is in financial trouble due to poor sales of tv and other products. back in march sharp agreed to receive about $830 million in investment from its business partner in taiwan honhei precision industry. they're seeking to cut the amount after sharp's stock price plunged. the negotiations are still going on. under the circumstances sharp's main banks plan to support sharp by providing additional loans worth about $830 million as a stop gap measure. the two banks consider sharp an important firm for japanese industry. they're trying to support the firm's effo

members of the international olympic committee say political messages have no place at the games. the south korean football team spoke to the media after they arrived home. park was not there. and other players did not answer questions about what he did. but a representative of the korea football association said park had apologized for causing trouble. he said there was no political intent, and that the player did it on impulse. south korean president lee myung-bak visited the islets friday. japanese government official had asked him not to go. they are planning on taking the territorial dispute to the international court of justice. >>> once fifa receives the report from south korea's football association it will rule on the issue. then officials at the international olympic committee will decide whether park's action constituted a breach of the olympic charter. >>> an nhk monthly poll shows a big majority of japanese worry about an unprecedented visit by south korea's president to disputed islets in the sea of japan. the respondents said it could negatively affect the two count

now, for the 2012 olympics, the international olympic committee has handed down its plan to deal withs of what it is called female hyper androgynism. it will involve a test to see if a woman's natural hormone levels falls within that of a man. if it does, they will not be allowed to compete. this does not sit well with everybody. >> just because somebody has higher male hormones doesn't mean they won't be able to compete. there are problems with it as well, such as psychological problems that could come into play. >> reporter: the olympic policies will not make a determination of sex, only hormone levels. however, the process calls for >> that starts to look a lot like text testing to me when you evaluate all the other traits and physical aspects. >> reporter: alicia montagno, another runner, also sees problems with the testing. >> i think just doing the testing on the male hormone could be quite difficult, because everyone'ses hormone levels are different. we tend to have a higher level anyway. >> reporter: as for semenya, she just wants to put the 2010 championships behind her and t

>>> this broadcast is presented by authority of the international olympic committee and may not be reproduced or retransmitted without the express written consent of the international olympic committee. >>> nbc's coverage of the games of the xxx olympiad continues thursday from london. tomorrow in daytime, key qualifying heats from the aquatic centers. michael phelps in the 100 meter butterfly. the event he won by 0.1 second in a thrilling finish four years ago. plus missy franklin in the 200 backstroke. and beach volleyball with jen kessy and april ross playing for a role in the elimination round. and then primetime. michael phelps and ryan lochte swim for supremacy in the final of the 200 meter individual medley and lochte in a daunting double defends his beijing title. soni races for her second gold in the 200 breaststroke and missy franklin dives in for the final of the 100 meter free. plus women's gymnastics. fresh off the u.s. victory in the team competitions, two of the fab five, gabby douglas and aly raisman go for gold in the individual all-around finals. >>> also tomorrow, 16 hours

so we're very, very pleased with our relationship with the international olympic committee as well asassively more advanced than even four years ago. 3-d, hd. the one big apparent negative, although it's really up for debate, is this whole issue of taped delay. as one of the main sponsors, how do you feel about what nbc is doing? which is basically ignoring the rally cry to be airing the big events live and sticking to their prime-time schedule? >> it's a great schedule. i have enough trouble running my own company without trying to tell nbc what to do. i think we have -- i have kind of personal and professional. personally of course i'd rather see everything live. but professionally, from what we're trying to accomplish from a marketing and brand standpoint, frankly it doesn't make any difference. at least it hasn't so far in this olympics. the television ratings are through the roof. people are watching no matter what time it's on. in the end, that's all we care about. >> let's turn to your company. very successful company. north america panasonic. as are apple, a company i know you

for all of these reasons, we believe the international olympic committee should enforce the olympic chartern countries the perpetrate discrimination. >> the controversy over the saudi athletes is just one of the many ways in which women athletes and gender issues have come into focus in the olympics. about 45% of the 10,500 athletes competing are women, and for the first time in history, each of the participating country's teams include women. also for the first time, the u.s. olympic team is comprised of more female athletes than male athletes. but in rapinoe, a star of the u.s. women's soccer team that won last night, publicly announced that she was a lesbian is estimated almost two dozen olympians are openly gay. while the games provided a giant leap for some women, many hurdles remain. but madmen and boxing considered mandating women to wear skirts, but backed off in the face of widespread criticism. experts a criticized the international olympic committee's method for determining who can compete as a woman because it involves invasive sex testing procedures that they say is based more

www.ncicap.org-- >>> in the most highly contested video process and beat a history of international olympic committeeshington- baltimore region lost a bid for the 2012 olympics. however, the dream is still alive for the coalition that appears to be up for the task. the setting his sights for the 2024 games, testing the waters. with the belief that the region still has what made it attractive in the previous bid, including the largest sports infrastructure and 40 mile radius. some supporters believe the bid is possible. the mayor sees the olympic games as a phenomenal opportunity to showcase the region. the money is big on both sides. a study projected it would cost $2 billion to build and run, but would return more than $5 billion and create more than 70,000 jobs. the u.s. olympic committee has indicated they are willing to bid again despite losing to london this year. the 2016 games are set for brazil and the finalists are already decided for 2012. if they will choose the 20 to 44 games -- they will choose the 2024 post next year. the decision to bid will be made locally er the next year. the exposu

. >> in the most highly contested in the history of the international olympic committee, at the washington baltimore region lost the bid for the olympics. the dream is still alive. he is the ceo of the 2012 coalition and appears to be up for the task again. he said the kids sat on the 2020 fourth game and testing the waters to seek the support is as supportive as he is. including the largest sports infrastructure and a 40 mile radius. the mayor sees the olympic games as a phenomenal opportunity to showcase the region. dollars sides are on each side. it would return more than $5 billion increase about 70,000 jobs between concept and the game. the olympic committee has indicated they are willing to bid again. decided forames are brazil. they would choose the host city for the 2020 fourth game in 2017. it is a marathon that concludes with a seven year building in preparation time for the host city. the decision to bid will be made locally over the next year. the exposure would be a win/win for both cities and the entire region. region.

the international olympic committee took away gold medal from a ehlers shot putter. they took it away from her, and stripping her of her gold medal, because she tested positive before and after her competition for steroids. it means new zealand's valerie adams will get the gold. the only thing adams doesn't get is the chance to stand on the podium and hear her national anthem. the seven-day forecast district ahead. >> this is breaking news. >> breaking news in hertford county right now where a 6-year- old boy has been struck by a vehicle in joppa. let's go to captain roy taylor. >> this is the 500 block of joppatowne road. about 5:15 p.m., a child was struck by a vehicle. he was transferred to the children center with serious, but not life-threatening injuries. the harford county sheriff's department is investigating. department is investigating. we will [ male announcer ] progress. opportunity. a better life for our kids. it's right on our doorstep... but the next step is up to you. building a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean thousands of good

committee. that is entirely within the international federation. they hit it hard this morning. they got rid of the eight players. i think the international olympic committee were watching or would have watched very closely the international federation made exactly the right call on it. >> one of the olympic stories, ye shiwen, the swimmer. >> as a teenager, i took four seconds off my 100 meter time in one race. what people tend to forget is i i had been doing that for the better part of seven or eight years. so we tend to -- you know, the sadness of it is, of course, in a way we're almost, you know, visiting the sins of the parents on the children. i think that in terms of the global approach to drugs in sport, we're in a much more grown-up world. people are prepared to talk about it. there's no ambiguity about what the rules are. i felt actually sorry for this girl. that was an extraordinary performance. it's not unusual for teenagers to perform at an extraordinarily high level. >> do you feel comfortable that somebody like duane chambers is going to be running for team g.b., given that he was a drugs offender? >> i'm reconstructed on the subje

the international olympic committee nay may take further action. >>> a moment of levity during the olympics courtesy of london mayor bruce johnson. his zip line stunt came to an end when his zip line ran out of zip. the olympic judges gave the mayor a low score for artistic impression. he did that just so people would have something to laugh about. >> he did some great things in london. the guy is amazing. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions. 75 now, dew point at 70. wends are light, in fact -- winds are light, in fact a dead calm. in oakland, they had some showers earlier. 80 the warm spot in washington. didn't see any rain tonight. 68 in ocean city. they had rain pretty much most of the afternoon. locally, temperatures are in the mid to upper 70s. north of town, a few spots down around 70. it will be pretty pleasant tonight. tomorrow, we will warm up a bit little more than today. we got up to 88. so far, 87, 86 would be the normal. 100 the record high in 2006. 57 the record low in 1895. right now, most areas have very little wind. we'll probably see some fog forming in some area

this is all about the international olympic committee.ime that it has been set up as a round robin and not a knock-out tournament. you see team losing on purpose because they want more favorable seatings to have a chance at the gold. that's also on the international olympic economy because they set up the olympics. i love how they're pulling the sportsmanship card now. they all know who winds the medals. they support this, and now they're shocked that attempts try for a cleaner shot at winning the gold medal. shame on the ioc if they don't like this. >> cenk: i heard the chinese are only sending congratulations to their gold medal earners if you're silver or bronze, it's crazy. mitt romney said security was a problem, was he right or wrong. >> he was totally wrong. there were more troops on the ground than u.k. had in afghanistan at any given time. there were gunships in the thames. they were attaching missiles to the roofs of apartment buildings. cameras everywhere. at one point i had an itch under my arm and i was afraid of scratching m

the international olympic committee saw an embarrassing number of vacant v.i.p. seats, meaning more than a few national olympic committees, international federations, and sponsors failed to show up. then, there's questions over the billions great britain spent to host the olympics. as the torch gets passed to russia for the winter games in 2014, that debate will continue to burn brightly. i'm rick horrow. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, august 14. we want to remind you this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. i'm susie gharib. good night, everyone. we'll see you online at nbr.com, and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org this is me. this is my dog. my room. this is my civic hf. this is the song i'm listening to. this is breakfast. would have rather had this. this is where i'm going someday. this is where i'm headed now. this is my big green button. ♪ [ woman singing upbeat pop ] this is my shake mustache. this is me, happy. [ man ] t

now, the head of the international olympic committee closed the london olympics by saying the games had been happy and glorius, words carefully chosen from the u.k.'s national anthem. now the long-term legacy of the olympics is firmly in focus, bearing in mind that the motto of london 2012 will inspire a generation. reports on the plans to keep that promise. >> when you think that $14 billion have been spent on these olympics, it comes as something of a surprise that the star of the show has been mother nature. these flowers have all been built in as part of the structure, so every spectator who's come to these games will go away with a memory not just of great supporting achievement, but of a beautiful landscape to boot. the designers call this a park for the olympics, not an olympic park. it's a place to create a mood befitting a festival of sport. >> it's a mixture, the feel of the stadium, the greenery, the flowers, it's tremendous. >> everybody's been very kind and considerate. i think it's really happy. >> the first time i've been able to wonder -- it's the first time i've been ab

it is how her case has been handled that prompted the international olympic committee to come up with the new policy. a policy some are calling a gender witch-hunt. >> in the 2009 track and field world championships, semena smashed the world record in the 800 meters. running two seconds faster than her closest competitor. after the race, other athletes complained, saying she appeared more like he. she was forced to undergo gender tests, a process that kept her from competition for nearly a year. >> it was a horrible bungling of her case. >> reporter: now for the 2012 london olympics, the international olympic committee handed down its plan to deal with suspicions of what it is calling female hyperandrogenism. the new rules outlined in a five page document will involve a test to see if a woman's natural testosterone level falls within the normal range of a man. if it does, that athlete will not be allowed to compete with other females. this decision doesn't sit well with stanford bioethicist katrina carcavich. >> just because someone has highhigh er testosterone levels doesn't mean the

. >> reporter: members of the international olympic committee visited rio in june. they said the city needs to speed up its preparations. but some others say rio de janeiro could run out of money before all projects are complete. now it's up to the organizers to answer the public's high expectations. nhk world, rio de janeiro. >>> a powerful storm is making its way to the korean peninsula. people in parts of south korea are feeling the effects of the storm. here's more in the forecast. >> that's right. areas are getting stormy because the typhoon is approaching. has weakened since yesterday but still a strong typhoon in a large typhoon. so eastern china are also experiencing ormy. e island has experienced understand precedented heavy rain with about 450 millimeters of rain in a span of 24 hours. and recorded 550 millimeters of rain since monday. so very heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms as well as gusty winds. now boleivan is likely to hit near the border of north career or south korea by this afternoon or evening local time and head towards the northeast. so

the international olympic committee will announce the winner next year. >> translator: it's very rare for japanese people to feel united like this. getting the olympics in tokyo would make us feel even closer and give us a big lift. so i hope we can host the games in 2020. >> reporter: tokyo hosted the summer olympics in 1964. many say japan was embraced again. 20 years after the second world war. some say bringing back the games would also be symbolic. a chance to highlight japan's recovery. susuma kojima, nhk world, tokyo. >>> for an update on the weather forecast, here's mai shoji. mai? >> now we have a couple of storms to talk about here in asia. one is over here. this just became a tropical storm. and this is now a typhoon. it's actually a very strong typhoon status. this is tenbin heading towards taiwan, possibly making landfall by the end of this workweek. possibly about thursday afternoon, evening hours. it will be heading towards the southwestern islands of japan before that. and looks like it will be maintaining its intensity so people in these vicinities should be braced fo

. >> the international olympics committee gave a news conference. mark adams who is the spokesperson answered questions on the expulsion of the badminton players. >> can we draw a line under it? as i understand the national olympic committees are now making sure those athletes are leaving the village and on their way home. i would suggest the matter is closed. but it's not for me to say. it's a matter for the federation. they have already said they are continuing to review the rules and how things work. i think the overall principle is one everybody would agree with and that's that the games are about a good sporting experience, and that's what we would encourage and when that doesn't happen, we need to take action. i think the i.o.c. helped to look that the and first and foremost it's a federation matter and is the line drawn under here? i hope in this case, yes. but it's a clear message that if this happens again, action will be taken. >> with me now, i do want to talk about the badminton, but this is after all about sports. so let's catch up on re

committee. that power is vested entirely with the international federation, the international federation hit it hard this morning. they got rid of the eight players. and i think the international olympic committee were watching or would have watched very closely. the international federation made exactly the right call on it. >> one of the other big stories super swimmer. interesting what you said about china having now staged the beijing olympics, maybe changed their own thinking about these things, the credibility factor being much more important. >> i'm always loathe to suddenly look askance and suspiciously at an extraordinary performance in sport. you know, as a teenager, i took four seconds off my 100-meter time in one race. what people tend to forget, of course, even at the age of 19, i'd been doing that for the best part of seven or eight years. so we tend to, you know, the sadness of it is, of course, in a way, we're almost visiting the sins of the parents on the children. i think that in terms of the global approach to drugs in sport, we're in a much more grown-up world. people are prepared to talk about it. there's no -- you know, there's no ambiguity about what the rules a

in a new louis vuitton ad campaign but do the pictures leaked on the internet violate international olympic committees? i.o.c. prohibits athletes from promoting nonofficials sponsors during a period around the games. medals can be stripped from an offending athlete. but phelps' agent said he did nothing wrong since swimmer did not authorize use of the pics ahead of the actual ad launch date. baltimore city school children are ready to get back in the classroom thanks to help from walmart and baltimore raven. center matt burke and his height foundation came together with the walmart in rose dale to give away school supplies to deserving kids. the children were invited to the walmart store to meet burke and get the necessary school supplies to start the year. walmart also handed out 150 backpacks to students at today's event. >> outstanding day today. a little rain before sunrise but cleared out nicely. clouds and everything. mostly clear skies right now but can you see a ring here this is where the cool front wound up. look at the big storms down in the south that.s0 will be our next area of concern a

sports fans from all over the globe but what have the authority made of it all while his international olympic committee presidential. i'm very happy and grateful we very happy with the gave so very grateful to said to paul to be indicted. on the sixth of july two thousand and five in singapore. for me at least cage that's exactly what we thought was stranded footage trace of the venue's forty fourth world records from seventeen olympic records and i will see history being written by many many at least i think of the trouble and both of course fighting the fight of. passing by that is that it is taking the story of six medals peninsula and five medals it's at least five consecutive medals marie winning his first major title and i could go on for the rest of the david american finishes into a full hour short of my speech. so i walk in russia from the london games ahead of the winter olympics in sochi in two years' time or the boss of the main sponsor of the countries and impacts kids' kids his thoughts on the matter. think that this experience of the olympic games should be used to head of the store chil

. >> reporter: no, he assures us, there is no obligation to the international olympic committee. but the glossy materials they handed to us showcase the new housing under the headlines "olympic legacy" and "rio 2016." this man owns one of the many motorcycle repair shops crammed along the main road in front of the olympic stadium. he worries he'll have to move his business of seven years. "in reality, they want to hide the dirt" he told us. "in reality, they want to hide the dirt" he told us. just down the street, eomar fritas says not only his home but the small bar he owns are in jeopardy. the government says this has nothing to do with the olympics. "i really don't believe this has nothing to do with those events when rio shows off during its 2016 olympics, the world will surely never see the shadows of today's city. seth doane, cbs news, rio de janeiro, brazil. >> schieffer: they had quite a janeiro, brazil. >> schieffer: they had quite a wind storm in north texas overnight. look at the damage at meacham field in fort worth. planes were tossed together like model aircraft in a

. >> reporter: members of the international olympic committee visited rio in june. they said the city needs to speed up its preparations, but some observers say rio de janeiro could run out of money before all projects are complete. now it's up to the organizers to answer the public's high expectations. ayako sasa, nhk world, rio de janeiro. >>> clear and hot here in tokyo, but people in the southern prefecture of okinawa are dealing with the aftermath of a typhoon. robert speta has the details. >> across much of okinawa, still feeling the effects of the storm as it continues to push off toward the northwest. a lot of these outer rain bands are continuing to bring heavy rain showers. upwards of 200 to 250 millimeters still can be expected here. even in the southern portions of kagoshima prefecture, you've been seeing heavy rain. upwards of 433 millimeters of max rainfall has been recorded in the past 24 hours. even some wind gusts upwards of 159 kilometers per hour has also been recorded here. now conditions are gradually starting to improve. you'll still be seeing

. >>> michael phelps's agent is saying the swimmer did not violate international olympic committee rules when a set of provocative photographs of him were released during the london games. the pictures taken by annie liebowitz were for a louis vuitton ad campaign. rule 40 of the ioc prohibits athletes from promoting nonolympic sponsors around the time of the games. his agent says there is no issue because phelps didn't approve the unauthorized pictures which appeared on several websites. >>> a scene in des moines, iowa today as a large crowd came out to honor olympic athletes including gymnast gabby douglas who won two gold medals and hurdler lolo jones who came home without a medal in her event. she called today's event a light in a dark time for her. about 5,000 people attended the event. >>> the little league world series is going on this weekend. among the teams hoping to go all the way is one from indiana that has overcome tragedy on its way to the field of dreams. their story tonight from nbc's michelle franzen. >> reporter: at the little league world series the pride of new castle

sports fans from all over the globe but what have the authority made of it all while his international olympic committee president jacques rogge. i'm a very happy and graceful my we're very happy with the caves i was very grateful to said to the entire team. on the sixth of july two thousand and five in singapore. at least caves that's exactly what we thought of stranded footage trace of the venue's forty four workers and teen olympic records. i will see history being written by many many athletes i think of the trouble. of course i think of michael phelps. passing by. i think three stories six medals to open in three and five medal sets the five consecutive medals. winning his first major title i could go on for the rest of the david american finishes in two. i will shorten my speech. so i walk in russia from the london games ahead of the winter olympics in sochi in two years time on the boss of the main sponsor of the countries and then pick skate kids his thoughts on the matter. i think that this experience of the olympic games should be used to head of the still chilling picture of a lot of good poi

. >> reporter: no, he assures us, there is no obligation by the international olympic committee. materials they handed to us showcase the new housing under the headline "olympic legacy" and "rio 2016." berto dominguez owns one of the many motorcycle repair shops crammed along the main road in front of the olympic stadium. he worries he'll have to move his business of seven years. "in reality, they want to hide the dirt," dominguez told us. just down the street, ayomor freta says not only his home, but the small bar he owns are in jeopardy. the government says this has nothing to do with the olympics. "i really don't believe this has nothing to do with those events." when rio shows off during its 2016 olympics, the world will surely never see the shadows of today's city. seth doane, cbs news, rio de janeiro, brazil. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," surprise crash test results involving luxury cars in crashes on the front corner of the vehicle. >>> plus, the war in washington state over a costco store that's being overwhelmed by canadian shoppers. we'll te