it's a factor that impressed ioc members. ioc also recognizes the value of financial support from the government of china, the world's second largest economy. in the final presentation, chinese officials underscored the nation's ability and promised a successful event. >> translator: we pledge our full guarantees for the games, financial legal security organizational and operational areas. sport is a noble cause that has the opportunity to change lives and transform the world. >> buttism oc officials also point out the challenges beijing faces, potentially unsuitable weather conditions and pollution. chinese officials are showing confidence to host the winter olympics on the back of the successful 2008 summer games. let's go live to our reporter in beijing. takafumi, what's the reaction there to the games coming back? >> reporter: good evening, james. as you might expect, it's like the whole country is beaming with pride. state run tv showing coverage of the meeting in malaysia. on a special live program right now, the presen

. >> reporter: what does it mean if the marine corps declares ioc? >> it's a sham. >> reporter: tom christy is a former high-ranking pentagon official. he was the senior advisor to the secretary of defense for the testing of weapons. the sham as christy calls it is a decision by the marine corps to declare its version of the f35 fighter plane ready for combat, or in military speak, ioc. >> the program has been embarrassing and they are just at the point to say we're going to take whatever we get. >> reporter: a recent assessment by the pentagons own director the office christy once occupied, has identified safety problems with the marine's f35,

ioc members fear falling energy prices could hut the budget. the human rights record is also a concern. >> we're very concerned about the suppression. freedom of peaceful assembly freedom of organization freedom from torture and freedom from this. >> reporter: in the 1950s it was the winter spot venue. they haven't been very successful in the winter olympics. these teenagers plan to reverse kazakhstan's olympic fortunes in 2022. >> translator: yes, i can win the olympic games and bring back to my country the first and hopefully not the last gold medal. >> translator: certainly it would be good. it will be prestigious. it means everything would come to kazakhstan. it would be good for us. everyone would be proud of kazakhstan. >> reporter: they now just hope that the ioc members take the leap and vote for them on friday. >>> the homeless 9-year-old philippinefilippino boy has been flooded with donations around the world after a photo of him went viral on the internet but daniel cabrera is not unique. we report on the plight on the many young chi

in the end the ioc decided to go with the sure fire bet in beijing. shown they could host the olympics before. but a lot of people that follow the olympic movement closely actually had almaty amade of beijing, but you had four members that were from china, and that perhaps swayed the voting. >> i think there is the view that the bidding process is actually a bit flawed. >> i would say for starters they need to reorient the relationship that they have with potential host cities. lowering the cost which they have made some motion to do and rethinking this idea that host cities are on the hook for all expenses that go overbudgeted budget. we saw the implosion of the bid in boston and the sticking point was the major did not want to sign a host city agreement that put the city on the hook for the overbudget costs. they need to think about the costs of the olympics and make real deal movement to lower the costs of the games. and if you are a major violator of human rights you just shouldn't be allowed to host the olympics. >> i wish we had more time. thank

the members met in kuala lumpur ahead of the ioc general session. head of the tokyo organizing committee of the olympic and paralympic games explained the government's decision to scrap the plan. he says it was due to the ballooning costs. >> translator: i told the ioc members that i want to apologize for the change from the original plan. they replied that i do not need to apologize at all. >> the original design by a london-based architect had come under criticism in japan. the facility would have been built at a price tag of about $2 billion. that's almost double the original estimate. ioc president says he acknowledged the rise in the construction costs compared to two years ago when tokyo was named the host. >> these are circumstances which are beyond the control of the organizing committee and of the government. this is why we are respecting this decision. >> he asked the stadium be completed in time and promised the ioc's support. tokyo olympics officials are facing another challenge. they're getting flack from a belgian-based graphic designe

the ioc should not want to see a replay of these egregious human rights violations. ioc president thinks differently, calling china a safe choice that can deliver based on their experience hosting the 2008 summer games. existing stadiums like stadiums -- like beijing's birds that -- beijing's first nest will be used. the beijing bid committee says sports and politics should be kept separate. for them at least the decision is a cause for celebration. anchor: a reminder of our top stories right now. a new ebola vaccine has a remarkable 100% success rate in combating the deadly virus. that trial in west africa. the world health organization says could be a game changer. a palestinian toddler is dead after an arson attack in the west bank via jewish settlers are accused of starting the blaze. israel has condemned it as an act of terrorism. you are watching dw news live from berlin. join me again at a top of the hour. thanks for the company. i will see you again very soon. ondemnation from brussels and washington, and the u.n., reacting with horror to the killing of an 18

. >> reporter: what does it mean if the marine corps declares ioc in 2015? >> it's a sham what it means. >> tom christie, from 21 to 2005 he was the senior advisor to the secretary of defense for weapons. the sham he says, is whether the marine corps should declare ready for combat or in military speak, ioc. >> the program has been embarrassing and they're just at the point to say you know we're going to take whatever we get. >> do you think that this plane is combat-ready? >> no, absolutely not. that combat capability is years away in my vote. >> reporter: the f 35 is the most expensive weapons program in american history with an estimated price tag of $1.4 trillion. it's also been one of the most problematic beset by safety reliability and performance issues ever since the first f 35 rolled off the assembly line in 2006. >> they are producing what 40, 50 airplanes a year? to me that's full scale production. that's a tragedy i think because god knows what we're going to have to do to fix all these aircraft. >> reporter: nonetheless the pentagon plans to eve

that is one of the biggest concerns of the ioc. they said if beijing wins the bid, they will have to completely rely on fake snow. they other concern is the air quality. take a look behind me. the visibility is really low behind me in beijing, and today is not even a bad day. they perhaps will have to shut down some factories from the surrounding area to make it work. number three is the traffic conditions. anyone who has been to beijing understands how difficult it is to get around the city. there are maybe more car driving restrictions and maybe -- molly: you are walking us through the concerns, but it does not appear that money is one of them. tell us. tracyey: beijing has promised that they will break even with a $1.6 billion budget. they say 6% of that will be subsidized by the government. the committee says the city will not make or lose money from this event. this is a sensitive issue because citizens want to make sure that beijing is not spending too much money on the event because they have a whole other different array of

our plan was to declare ioc with them this month. that's still the plan. they did an operational readiness evaluation. i have not seen the report but they did very well. that report is with the commandant. he's going to make a recommendation to the secretary as far as them being ioc ready. i'm hopeful they passed. the concerns we have with any new system is the number of spare parts that are available to keep the aircraft at readiness. >> they're in the process in making that -- you'll be inheriting that responsibility. >> sir, general dunford, is going to make the recommendation out of ioc soon. >> general dunford has characterized the next decade will be small scale crises in and around coastal areas. the marine corp is challenging plans for development of the next generation of armed combat vehicle to a wheeled vehicle. i always wonder when that happens and when things are as tight as they are now although what we're facing right now is unprecedented, was that a budget-driven decision or do you think it's the right vehicle? >> senator, we had hoped to b

the ioc imf our meeting."troika" a dirty word during his campaign, he now needs them to come through with a $94 million -- a $94 billion bailout. he told lawmakers today he never had plans to lead greece out of the euro. russia's central-bank announced its smallest rate cut of the year. the bank lowered its key interest rate to 11%. then move was in line with the average forecast by economists surveyed by bloomberg. russia's bank is coping with the prospect of inflation because of pressure from the weakening ruble, which is weaker again following that move. shares of linkedin are falling in premarket trading. there is concern that linkedin growth is slowing down in its core business. fitness fanatics cannot get enough of soulcycle, as we were mentioning. now we will see what investors think. the chain of indoor cycling studios has filed for an ipo. soulcycle has a cultlike following with people willing to pay $40 for a 45 minute session. tom: the good news is we are on radio, so we do not need to show how we

i would like to thank the ioc and friend in various field who is have given the trust and support to china. >> the there had been a lot of last-minute lobbying of the 85 olympic voting members in kuala lumpur. the cost of hosting the game will be a huge factor when four cities dropped out of the race. it left almaty of kazakhstan to fight it out with beijing. >> dear members almaty is not a risky choice. in fact, we're quite the opposite. >> it was a vote at a took place twice. faulty electronic tablets were replaced by a papers ballot, and in the end beijing survived by just four votes. china has the infrastructure but not the natural weather that you would need for an event like this. but that did not seem to deter the international olympic committee. >> china delivering great sport events i think it is really a safe choice. >> the decision was celebrated at the birds nest stadium in beijing, the 2018 olympic venue will gain host and closing ceremonies. >> i'm not surprised that beijing came would win. we should be the hosts. >> i'm excited just really excited. >> they will be home

. >> reporter: what does it mean if the marine corps declares ioc?> it's a sham. >> reporter: tom christy is a former high-ranking pentagon official. he was the senior advisor to the secretary of defense for the testing of weapons. the sham as christy calls it is a decision by the marine corps to declare its version of the f35 fighter plane ready for combat, or in military speak, ioc. >> the program has been embarrassing and they are just at the point to say we're going to take whatever we get. >> reporter: a recent assessment by the pentagons own director the office christy once occupied, has identified safety problems with the marine's f35, some so severe they could have flight-critical effects. >> let's look at why this airplane is so dangerous. >> reporter: pierre is an engineer who once evaluated planes for the department of defense. spray was part of the team what designed the f16 fighter in the early 1970s. beyond safety issues spay says the f35 is also crippled by flaws which limit its utility in combat problems stemming from the design requi

i would like to thank the ioc, and friendses in various fields who have given the trust and support to reporter: there had been a lot of last-minute lobbying of the voting members. the cost of hosting the game had been a huge factor when four cities dropped out of the race that had hardly run its course. it left almaty from kazakhstan to fight it out with beijing. >> almaty is not a risky choice. in fact we are quite the opposite. >> reporter: it was a vote that took place twice. faulty electronic tablets replaced by a paper ballot. in the end the chinese won by just four votes. >> with the great experience of china in delivering great sport events i think it is -- it is -- really a safe choice. >> reporter: the decision was celebrated at the bird's nest stadium in beijing, the 2008 olympic venue will again host an opening and closing ceremony. >> translator: i'm not surprised that beijing won, we definitely came to win. we should be the host. >> translator: i'm excited, just really excited. >> reporter: asian cities will be home to the next three olympic games, but certains over the m

our plan was to declare ioc with them this month. that's still the plan. they did an operational readiness evaluation. i have not seen the report, but they did very well. that report is with the commandant. he's going to make a recommendation to the secretary as far as them being ioc ready. i'm hopeful they passed. the concerns we have with any new system is the number of spare parts that are available to keep the aircraft at readiness. >> they're in the process in making that -- you'll be inheriting that responsibility. >> sir, general dunford, is going to make the recommendation out of ioc soon. >> general dunford has characterized the next decade will be characterized by small scale crises in and around coastal areas. the marine corps is challenging plans for development of the next generation of armed combat vehicle to a wheeled vehicle. i always wonder when that happens and when things are as tight as they are now, although what we're facing right now is unprecedented, was that a budget-driven decision or do you think it's the right vehicle? >> senato

if they do win the game the ioc is betting that china will honor its end of the deal. >>> okay. more incite and analysis from jeff who worked as an expert for beijing's bid. why would city -- any city want to host an olympics. >> it's not a charity. they don't take their billions from coca-cola and go out to nigeria to dig wells. this is big time business we're talking about. and if you can't come to the table with your money, don't bother. we already had norway pull out of this 2022 bid, boston pulled out three days ago when they found out what the tax bill would be like. it's absolutely unsustainable the way the olympic games are now if it continues the olympics are dead. so in these meetings they are trying to reformat. but any say -- look at beijing, and i wrote their plan for the ioc last year can spend any amount of money they want, and they have it to spend. >> you touched on the bidding process a short while ago, do you think the bidding process is flawed? >> oh absolutely. they are not going out to austin texas to do the olympic games. they are finding the big rich fat

i'd like to thank ioc and friends in various fields who have given trust and support to china. >> theread been a lot of last minute lobbying of the 85 olympic voting members in kuala lumpur. the cost of hosting the games being a huge factor when four cities dropped down a race that had hardly leaving the race. it left al mati to fight it out with beijing. >> members, not a risky race for 2022. in fact we are quite the opposite. >> it was a vote that took place twice. faulty strong tablets replaced with paper tablet. surrounding regions have the infrastructure but not the natural winter weather you would need for an event like this. but that didn't seem to deter the international olympic community. >> with the great experience of china in delivering great sport events i think it is really a safe choice. >> the decision was celebrated at the birds nest stadium in beijing, the 2008 olympic venue will again host an opening and closing ceremony. >> i'm not surprised that beijing won the bid. we were definitely keen to win. we should be the host. >> i'm excited just really excited. >> reporte

this was ahead of the ioc vote in kuala lumpur.arah: you are watching "dw news ," and still come on the program, running the world of soccer as head of beef up, and demand of the way the games are run? we will have more in just about one minute time create a with us. -- one minutes time. stay with us. sara: the top headlines. thank you for joining us. they say mullah omar is dead, one of the most wanted man in the world who died two years ago in pakistan. the latest turkish airstrikes are the heaviest since the campaign began. the turkish prime minister has defended the strikes. and we are joined with the very latest by ben fajzullin. your favorite topic, greece. ben: saying it over and over again, maybe some will start listening, and the head of the monetary and says they need to ease the nation debt burden, and they are meeting in athens to negotiate a new bailout. it definitely needs the cash to pay off its debt, but even trickier is the long term. one greek headlines read "in the trenches," regarding the bailout unfolding in at

[ laughter ] moving forward ioc and usoc are left with many questions to answer.ry to find a replacement host city? is the lure of hoisting an olympics no longer a risk cities are willing to take? but more than anything else, boston has forced them to answer this question. >> how do like them apples? [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "new england scram chowder." we'll be back right back with more late night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ america, it's a fact. new york loves snapple and we want the rest of america to love it too. simple ingredients: real sugar, real tea. millions of new yorkers can't be wrong - we'll just leave it at that. all-natural snapple half 'n half. made from the best stuff on earth.. who says families have to share data now get four lines. each with up to 10 gigs of 4g lte data. just $30 bucks a line it's 10 gigs for all only from t-mobile hey nithanks. today. juicy fruit? sure i'll try a piec.... juicy fruit. so sweet you can't help but chew. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) lo

this was ahead of the ioc vote in kuala lumpur.arah: you are watching "dw news ," and still come on the program, running the world of soccer as head of beef up, and demand of the way the games are run? we will have more in just about one minute time create a with us. -- one minutes time. stay with us. sara: the top headlines. thank you for joining us. they say mullah omar is dead, one of the most wanted man in the world who died two years ago in pakistan. the latest turkish airstrikes are the heaviest since the campaign began. the turkish prime minister has defended the strikes. and we are joined with the very latest by ben fajzullin. your favorite topic, greece. ben: saying it over and over again, maybe some will start listening, and the head of the monetary and says they need to ease the nation debt burden, and they are meeting in athens to negotiate a new bailout. it definitely needs the cash to pay off its debt, but even trickier is the long term. one greek headlines read "in the trenches," regarding the bailout unfolding in at

i would like to thank the ioc, and friends in various fields who have given the trust and support tona. >> reporter: there has been a lot of last-minute lobbying of the 85 olympic voting members in koala koala -- it left out the oil rich nation of kazakhstan to fight it out with beijing. >> it's not a risk choice for 2022. in fact we are quite the opposite. >> reporter: it was a vote that took place twice. faulty electronic tablets replaced by a paper ballot. in the end beijing won by just four votes. they have the infrastructure but not the natural winter weather you would need for games like these. >> with the great experience of china in delivering great sport events i think it is -- it is really a safe choice. >> reporter: the decision was celebrated at the birds nest stadium in beijing, the 2008 olympic venue will host the winter venue as well. >> translator: i'm excited, just really excited. >> reporter: asia cities will be home to the next three olympic games. the concerns over the movement will persist. boston has already pulled out of the running for the 2024 summer games. c

the ioc may have to jump through more rings to persuade cities of the benefits of hosting olympic games. >>> you'll find that story and all of the global headlines on aljazeera.com. >>> a palestinian child is killed when his family's home is set on fire. israel's prime minister vows justice has palestinian leader demand action. >>> a piece of wing investigators believe came from malaysian airlines flight 370 is headed to france for inspection at this hour. >> beijing. >>> an historic choice for the host city of the 2022 winter games. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm paul brennan, and we begin with the global reaction to that grim story from the middle east. an 18-month-old killed in an attack in the west bank had been laid to rest. the funeral was held a few hours ago. two masked attackers set fire to his home this morning and spray painted revenge on the walls. his parents and four-year-old brother were seriously injured this nepalany. netenyahu promised there would be justice. he said this is an act of terrorism in every respect: the u.s. has condemned the

the ioc's vote was done by paper ballot after technical problems cropped up in on line voting however officials are denying any voting irregularities. >>> we have some breaking news for you, cole hamels is a member of the texas rangers this noon, his trade was made official just moments ago. hamels is one of the best pitchers in baseball and this eight player trade is expect to help with the phillies rebuilding process. cole has been a post season mvp and all-star in his phillies career. here are details of the blockbuster trade. phils ship out cole, reliever jake diekman and cash to the rangers. rangers give phillies, some top prospects catcher jorge alfaro outfielder nick williams and pitcherral he can asher. they ship minor league pitcher jake thompson, and jared eicthoff and matt harrison who has major league experience. let's keep our fingers crossed for the phillies and good luck cole. >>> new lets check out our cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger with more. >> employee background checks are more sophisticated these days, companies are doing more than just calling to veri

host: of course the immediate aftermath of those statements and the action by the ioc. here is the story from los angeles. los angeles mayor eric garcetti said he is eager to resume talks with the olympic committee on the possibility of bringing the 24 games to southern california. after they severed choice -- ties with their first choice boston. he said he had not had conversations with the committee since its decision to end ties with boston, but -- i continue to believe that los angeles is the ideal olympic city. the mayor said, i would be happy to engage in discussions with the usoc on how to present the most strongest and most fiscally responsible bid on behalf of our city and our nation. those are the words of the los angeles mayor. we want to hear from you this morning. live and i said, central and mountain, and that specifically for those living in boston and los angeles. we will start with dale this morning, washington, dc. caller: good morning. host: your thoughts on hosting the lipids in the united states? caller: i think it's worth it. especially in d.c.. on

catherine: despite the appeal to the ioc to send a positive message to developing countries, it seemshe majority of members in almaty -- deemed almaty to riskier choice financially. tom: it is a highly improbable sort of her fork him about rival groups in germany are locked in a battle over a monument to the late singer michael jackson. the king of pop died six years ago and his memories still very much alive in the city of munich. reporter: this may not look like michael jackson did it is in fact a statute of a classical renaissance composer. but munich residents have commandeered it as a memorial for the late pop star. two rival groups of diehard fans are locked in a dispute over how to honor his memory. >> they took away the decorations on the posters and they cut all the flowers that we left. reporter: other fans don't see the need for such trimmings. >> the important thing is that it transmits michael's message. it shows the example he set. reporter: it goes further than that, though. complaints were made to local police after someone had a candleholder thrown at their head. now

ioc board members says los angeles could be considered as a re replacement. >>> in baseball things were for the cubs. chicago blows a ninth inning lead when carlos gonzalez hits a two-run homer and give colorado an 8-7 lead. but the cubs send their rookie sensational chris bryant to the plate in the bottom of the inning. >> high, deep drive! way back! ball game over! cubs win! cubs win! oh, baby, chris bryant! >> bryant's 14 homer of the year gives the cubs a 9-8 win. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will meet the woman organizing the pope's upcoming trip to philadelphia. i'm alison hamelin. and this is the "cbs morning news." "what's worse", he thinks... "that my arms can never relax or my eyes can never look away?" ♪ feel secure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. yoplait greek 100. the protein-packed need something filling, taste bud loving, deliciou

. >> adams says the ioc doesn't see any problem with using sano's design. >>> government officials in the u.s. are defending a plan to create a national park using sites where scientists developed the atomic bomb. they say they're not trying to celebrate the weapons. the officials want to preserve a laboratory in new mexico and other locations associatesd with the bomb. they say the park would help people understand the weapons' history. the u.s. began developing the bomb during world war ii. they called the program the manhattan project. scientists conducted the first test in july 1945. the following month, u.s. planes dropped the bombs on her row sheem ma and nagasaki. many americans say the atomic bombings were necessary to end the war more quickly. the mayors of hiroshima and nagasaki have asked that the park accurately portray how much devastation the bombs inflicted. the u.s. officials plan to begin work on the park next year. >>> many young tibetans are taking extreme steps to protest china's policies in areas where they live. the tibetan government in exile says that since 200

probably one of the most ioc conic images of the american revolution. it was painted after the civil war. very evocative of the date, december 19, 7771777 as washington's army marches into its winter quarters of valley forge. and couple of the optics i have would have been witnesses to that winter and chemical. -- encampment. the first is a para silver camp cups. these pastel to relatives of general washington who had this "w" engraved on the later and the legend camp cup owned and used by general washington during the war of the revolution. these are part of a set of 12 cups which remarkable is the original receipt has survived. we know that these were made by a philadelphia silversmith working at second and market street in old city philadelphia. washington paid for these cups two days before he in the continental army marched to philadelphia write down chestnut street virtually passed the future. front door of the museum of the american revolution they passed congress which was drawn up on the steps of independence hall. john adams wrote to abigail a

committee tells us quote, it's too late for us to put forth a winnable bid with only six weeks until the ioc deadline. l.a. could be a viable option. now if a u.s. city is picked it will go against international cities, including rome paris and budapest. >>> for months opponents of the warriors' new arena have warned it would create a traffic mess around the newest hospital. the proposed site is right across the hospital in the city's mission bay neighborhood. nbc bay area's mark matthews is there with a dramatic change of heart coming from ucsf today. mark. >> reporter: opponents of the warriors warriors' arena have said all along, it would be a terrible thing for the hospital which is right across the street. well today hospital administrators said no no we're fine with it. with one important catch. at a news conference this morning, ucsf welcomed the warriors' arena with one condition. the university wants a guarantee that if all the traffic measures fail then the city and traffic officials would have the power to reschedule overlapping events. >> let's schedule it so you're not having sa

whether it's ioc or fifa. it's keeping intact -- or in check the local organizing committees that just go crazy when they get these games and just keep building. now, i'm really happy that tokyo has actually cut out a lot of what they had put in their initial bid. and it's showing an organizing committee that's fiscally responsible and saying you know, we put in this big stadium, but it's coming in way too high when we went and actually got the cost. and so we're not going to do that. and that is good leadership. >> professor lisa delpy neirotti studies these position at george washington university. appreciate your time this morning on "the washington journal". >> thank you. >>> the senate yesterday approved $8 billion in federal spending for the nation's highways and mass transit programs, sending it on to president obama's desk just before current funding expire today. this temporary spending measure extends funding until october 29th. the senate also passed a six-year extension, but house republicans refus

it will be a a free-for-all for the ioc. jenna: can they have access to a lot of money to buy bad weapons? >> i think the answer to that is no. even under the system we are operating under now as jonathon points out we were already able to identify individual and entities involved in illicit activities. that activity doesn't disappear it gets better under the agreement. one of the big features in this no one is talking about is a dedicated procurement channel. no other country has that in than i inspection system. wait allows us to do is track imports and exports. anything related to nuclear into the country. so if they import something and it doesn't show up at the address it was supposed to, we are going to know about it. jenna: when i look at viewers' questions it's about trust. this is what the president is going to have to answer today. why should we trust this deal? why should we trust our own leaders and why should we trust the iranians? >> i don't think we need to trust the iranians. we didn't trust more march qaddaf

the ioc will elect host cities for the 2022 olympic games on friday. >> as we made clear in march whatur time frame was associated with this, and we made pretty clear that we were not going to have this report until some time around the beginning of august. and nobody ever said that was a problem until about a week ago. >>> boston now out of the running to be the host city for the 2024 olympic games. the mayor says he wouldn't commit taxpayers to footing the bill. he was also reluctant to make a commitment before looking over a consultant's bill. >> with boston out d.c. could be back in the bidding. you might remember this add lobbying to bring the games to d.c. jack evans says hoetsingsting the games wouldn't be a burden on the district's finances. not everyone agrees with it. >> we're talking about schools and infrastructure, pick that first. >> other cities have not done well. but just remember who those other cities were. >>> the u.s. olympic committee has less than two months to submit a bid. los angeles could also be chosen by a backup city. >>>>> golfers from around the country

the ioc may have to jump through more rings to persuade cities of the benefits of hosting an olympicames. elise holman, al jazeera. >> losing out to sochi in the 2014 winter games. this time they were agonizingly beaten by four votes. they were determined not to give up on their dream. >> beijing. >> this is the moment that almaty's dream ended. people we talked to here expressed their sadness. >> i believe all the people are upset because we were excited about possibly hosting these games and hosting a lot of people from around the world. >> almaty's bid hoped to persuade officials. the former soviet the state promised $1.7 billion winter olympics with real snow and all venues within a 30-kilometer radius. they came close losing 44-40 votes. >> one thing i know, 2022 olympics, that's why again i will see the choice of beijing. it's their choice. it's their decision. >> an elaborate show with fireworks was planned here if they won the bid. instead, this square emptied pretty quickly after the announcement. they'll still host the winter university games and this is a country with big

committee senior vice president, also vice president of the con federation of african football and ioc member as well from his home nation participating. their first ever women's world cup here. cameron made it to round 16 before falling to china. the u.s. making a tunnel for japan right now. we have seen this on thousands of soccer fields across the states. what a nice touch. >> even though they get done so early in the game they have four goals they played until the very last spot. >> made it through the guard of honor and up to the podium. japan runners up to the u.s. at the last olympic games. runners up to the u.s. here at the 2015 u.s. world cup. not many folks from the stadium have left. >> she came on early in this one absolute legend in the women's game. >> most likely her last big event as well. >> the manager. now the crowd sensing it is just about time for the red white and blue to make that mark. this will be interesting. christie rampone has been the captain p. lately when abby wambach came on she gave abby the arm band. >> they have been the three leaders for the team fo

the ioc has given the cities until mid-september to accept a bid were paris rome, hamburg already putting themselves forward. los angeles is now the favorite to be selected as the u.s. candidate. >> i think it is very important for us to have american bid for for 2024 because it is very important country very strong country in sport and of course in olympic movement. but i think they will reconsider. >> the architects behind the babied plans for tokyo's 2020 olympic stadium went massively over budget. they scrapped the plans 11 days ago as costs rose to $2 billion double the originallest mitt. the lead architects did not take into account the rising labor and material costs. totally different stadium will now have to be built and it now won't be ready to host the final of the 2019 rugby world cup as originally planned. >>> rafael in a dad is back to nadal is back to winning tennis matches. here he found won the first round back on his favorite clay surface. he lost the first set 6-3. then he took the second and third set 6-1. >> this has been a very positive for me. i'm happy i came back.

>> the ioc knows that they will deliver the money is not an issue with great facilities.iz: there is already bad press about rio day janeiro talk about how polluted the lake is. >> there is the cry to the olympics it will come down to three or four. liz: good to see you. the sports marketing group route. continuing to talk with a 1980 olympic gold medalist jim craig why he has decided to sell all of his olympic memorabilia the flag and a hockey stick. everything. and why. we have him with the exclusive. we were down about 17 points with the closing bell rings in 30 minutes the last trading day of the month of july. "fast & furious" seven. but it was not shot anywhere near loblolly and but in georgia now one company makes a big bet to make movies in the deep south is donald trump already picked his running mate? could it be marked to bin and would he really joined the ticket? that seems strange but it is heating up. we have the panel next on the 2016 race. "countdown to the closing bell". technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics

that includes the shale players and that includes the iocs.rible quarter so clearly the fundamentals point to higher prices. question is when does that happen and that happens we need to clear the markets first, so get rid of the overhang. i think we are close to that. then there is a question of how the market reacts to the excess inventories that we built up. we believe that those are less than are generally thought -- >> why? why do you think the excess inventories are less? is there why do we think they're less? if you start counting them that's where you come out. you have maybe 120 million barrels in the u.s. maybe 30 in europe. but a lot of those for example in the u.s. our consumption has gone up quite a bit. that means a little bit more working capital. we have a lot more in the way of pipeline and tank infrastructure. that's true in some other parts of the world as well. chinese consumption for example is going up pretty quickly. our view is that the overhang is -- the excess inventory is not 300 million, 400 million barrel quantity

the ioc will elect host cities for the games and the 2020 youth olympic winter games on friday. >>> we made very clear in march what our time frame was associated with this and we made pretty clear that we were not going to have this report until some time around the beginning of august. and nobody ever said that was a problem until about a week ago. >> boston is out of the running to be the host city for the 2024 olympic games. boston's mayor says he wouldn't commit the taxpayers to foot the bill for olympics costs overruns. governor baker said he was reluctant to make a commitment before looking over a consultant's bill due out next month. with boston out that means d.c. could be back in the bidding to become a host city. you might remember this ad from 2014. the original plan included using venues in d.c., maryland and virginia. ward 2 council member jack evans said it wouldn't be a burden on the district's finances but not everyone agrees. >> we're talking about our schools and infrastructure and everything. pick that first. then the olympics. >> other cities have not done well but

. >> ioc has very strict requirements in demands of cities.ies have not had good outcomes. >> reporter: the united states hasn't hosted a summer olympic since atlanta in 1996 or a winter game since salt lake city in 2002. kelly wright fox news. >>> time is 5:48. we want to check back in with brian flores who is in for sal on traffic. how sit looking? at least school is not in. that is helping with spare the air. >> it is. yesterday i mean there were some bad traffic spots but over all bigger picture wasn't so bad. good morning. sal is off again on this tuesday but don't worry we are keeping an eye on your roads this morning. over all not too bad. typical commute hot spots if you will. not too bad as you approach the high-rise in foster city. this was really busy around 7:00 or so. it was pretty much a parking lot yesterday stemming from a couple accidents nearby. but over all not too bad through there. again across the san mateo bridge. moving to the bay bridge toll plaza where i think the metering lights either will be on very soon or they ar

. >> ioc has very strict requirements and demands of cities and that is why cities in the past have not had good outcomes in the olympic games good the the united states hasn't hosted a summer olympics since atlanta in 1996 unfortunately when we had the owe limb park bombing. we have not hosted winter games since salt lake city in 2002. >>> laguardia airport is getting a a make over thanks in part to complaining by vice-president joe biden. vice-president called the the airport cramped crowded and even compared to it a third world country. so now laguardia is getting a unified terminal which will more than double space for airlines to operate, work is set to begin on the 4 billion-dollar project sometimes next year. >>> chain saws stolen from the south jersey artist and those thieves have have just taken his tools of the trade what his neighbors are doing to keep his creativity alive. >>> new member of the arizona cardinals is soaring in the history books barriers broken after the break but first here's last night's winning lottery numbers. >>> the phillies have a few days before the tr

the ioc announced the winner within the last hour. >> beijing.ictures are from outside the bird's nest stadium with celebrations now in full swing, only two cities were left standing in the end for the right to stage the winter games. the channel easy capital and the winter and almaty in kazakhstan. they have been vote okay which city will host the 2020 youth games with luzanne announced as the winter. it beat out competition from the romanian city. it will be the third enter edition of the youth olympics. the next is in lilihamer in 2016. the rio olympic games are over a year away. there is concern that the mail sailing venue is a health hazard. the bay is filled with rubbish and raw sewage and the federation is wondered about what is lurking in the water. as kimberly halkett explains. >> with the sugarloaf mountain in the background this is the image authorities wants for the sailing competition. >> on closer inspection it is anything but picture-perfect. rubbish and floating debris is strewn across the water. the stench of raw sewage is over p

they called in senator mitchell and ken dubestein to investigate where they had gone wrong with the ioc and make recommendations. external, respected, nonpartisan investigation. this committee to help u.s. soccer set up a similar independent committee to find out what on earth has gone so badly wrong and it being covered up. also u.s. soccer could do what your government does, which is put everything online. the forms are inadequate. and then renew, reorganize and reinvigorated soccer could say to the world, this is how it does. we are not in america pushing around but we can do it. it is all wide open. join with us and the 209 national associations would come with you, finishing. next monday, the absent mr. gillaspie, who i think is treating you with contempt and the u.s. people of soccer, the men and women and the whole sport with context when he can't come here and defend the u.s. soccer activities in concacaf and fifa. so he's going over to zurich next week with a private meeting of what is left of the leaders of fifa who aren't in jail. i urge and i hope everyone else would urge mr

from the united states for the 2024 summer games following boston's decision to withdraw its bid and iocd september to table a formal bid with paris, rome, budapest and ham burg and they said the lack of public support is already rising in cost and los angeles is the favorite to be selected as that u.s. candidate. >> i think it's very important for us to have american bid for 2024 because this is very important country, very strong country in sport and of course in olympic movement. but i think they will reasking and some american cities will be tentative for 2024. >>> the architects behind the abandon plans for tokyo's 2020 olympic stadium hit back at the critics of ambitious design massive over budget and scrapped the plan 11 days ago when costs rose $2 billion, almost double the original estimate and architects say the contractors were chosen too early and estimates did not take into account labor and costs and a different stadium will be built because it won't be able for the 2020 union world cup as originally planned. the arizona cardinals have made nfl history as the first team to

. >> reporter: human rights groups say that if the ioc grant beijing the winter games until be ignoring. the olympic organization says it's reforming after previous corruption controversies and will make the host city sign a contract pledging uphold human rights and not to discriminate. if beijing does land the games the immaterial on. c. is beth china will honor its end of the deal. >> in contrast to beijing almaty have never hosted the olympic games their bid is disk with the cornerstone being authenticity with no fake snow and sustainability. richard is there with where the main concern is kazakhstan's perception by the rest of the world. >> reporter: kazakhstan's largest city almaty may have a small global profile but that will all change if it wins the vote to host the 2022 winter olympics. but they fear they have a disadvantage against beijing as olympic officials are banned from visiting bidding cities. >> translator: the members of the i.o.c. should come and look at our city because everyone who visits us falls in love with our city. i think maybe when they decide they won't fee

beijing defeated kazakhstan in a vote by the ioc. more coming up for you in the orange room this morning. >>> frightening moments in long beach, california, thursday. >> whoa. >> reporter: whoa to say the least. an underground vault explosion. that's what it is. it triggered a huge power outage. 30,000 customers were left out without electricity. police urged residents to stay away from manhole covers after that explosion. thankfully no one was hurt. certainly frightening there. >>> video this morning of an unwelcome guest. take a look. this is in houston at an apartment. look closely. that's a two-foot-long aggressive cobra. >> i didn't know they were in categories. most of us would run. this person decided to stay and capture video. it is native to southeast asia and can be deadly. police captured the snake after using a broom to corner it. pest control took over from there. i assume this is someone's pet. >> where did this happen? >> houston, texas. it's not a species native to texas. aggressive cobra. a lot of people get these da