we are waiting for a response from the ioc to hear whether they will be doing that. it should be interesting. it couldn't come at a worse time, given that russia is placed in the two dozen 16 ella fixes under quite -- at the 2016 olympics is under question. anchor: it was a decade-long the russia'sfect

the move comes after the ioc retested more than 400 samples from the 2008 beijing olympics. >> the ioc carried out the tests using the latest scientific analysis methods. they focused on athletes who competed in beijing in 2008 and could potentially compete in rio. the 31 failed tests cover athlete from 12 nations and six sports. the ioc president says the tests are needed to protect clean athletes. all the measures are a powerful strike against the cheats who show once again that developers have no place to hide. we keep samples for 10 years so the cheaters know they can never read. the ioc is set to test 250 samples from the 2012 london games and on top of that, there will be more testing to make sure that if athletes are stripped of metals, the metals are not rewarded to dopers. they say the aim is to stop any drug cheats coming to the olympic games in rio de janeiro. >> it will always catch up with you, they say. the german coach has revealed his provisional squad for the upcoming european championships. he announced the selection of 27 players at a ceremony here in berlin. they wi

>> that's a decision for the ioc to take on. certainly, the allegations don't want to be a systemic as those that went on in russia. we will have to wait and see on that one, i suppose. anchor: andy brown, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. now to a major development in the world of football. a french champion is leaving at the end of the season. the swedish superstar and speculations via twitter saying i came like a king and left like a legend. there has been widespread speculation about the 34-year-olds next destination, he's been linked with a move to the english premier league, while his agent recently suggested he could return to a seam along. -- ac milan. ,ow to the cans film festival 21 movies are in the running for the coveted palm door prize. the festival buffs can be a blur of movies, fashion, and celebrities. we have a playbook of what to expect. reporter: i have my movie watching essentials and i'm ready for the world's most glamorous film festival. where better to host it than a palace? this is where the of

the ioc is set to test 250 samples from the 2012 london games. on top of that, there will be more testing to make sure if they are strict of metals that they are not awarded to dopers. the aim is to stop any drug cheat from coming to the games in rio de janeiro. brent: the day is coming up next. want to feel cooler - or warmer - without running up your utility bill? you can reduce your bills with a flip of a switch on your ceiling fan. in summer, set your fan counter- clockwise. it stirs up the cool air that hangs near the floor in winter, just flip the switch again so your fan runs clockwise on low speed. this pushes the warm air down where you need it. and if you're buying, choose an energy-efficient fan. now that makes sense. >>> in april 2016, fashion world tokyo welcomed fashion companies from around the world. in its third year, it is one of japan's largest exhibitions, attracting

the ioc said the positive test results come from retesting samples from the beijing games. the question tonight, could some of the athletes preparing for rio be banned from those games. our national correspondent, miguel almaguer, has details. >> reporter: tonight in a major doping crackdown stretching back eight years to the summer games in beijing, 31 athletes are now accused of cheating their way across the olympic finish line. today the president of the international olympic committee called the action a powerful strike against the cheats. retesting 454 samples from beijing with the latest technology, exposing dopers from 12 countries in 6 sports. the unidentified athletes planning to compete in rio now face a possible ban. >> this is for sure the tip of the iceberg. what's at issue in the doping context is an eternal cat-and-mouse game. and frankly, it's human nature to cheat. >> reporter: with samples stored for ten years, the ioc says it's now focusing on medal winners in beijing, while they continue to retest samples from the london games. the probe comes after accu

the president of the ioc has called the measures a strike against the cheats. identities of the athletes are unknown given a formal disciplinary process is underway. >> for athletes that compete clean and for the public, it is beginning to be confused of what they are seeing. if it takes us 10 years to sort out whether someone deserves long time, that is a in sports. things have happened, other athletes will have been denied. richard: russian athletes will learn if they will compete in the summer's games following the international ban for what has been described as state-sponsored doping in the country. they hope this retrospective action will send the message they are serious about catching those who dope, no matter how long it may take. ♪ katty: when we think of modern architecture, skyscrapers or big houses might spring to mind. an architect from burkina faso's winning international attention with simpler design. american audiences can see his work for the first time at the philadelphia museum of art. jane o'brien met him as he finished an installation that

who was an ioc member when tokyo won the bid. the head of the global governing body for track and field. he was arrested on suspicion of receiving money for covering up systematic doping by russia's track and field federation. the former head of tokyo's bid committee denied allegation that the money was used to buy votes. >> translator: we have confirmed that the payments were for consultation services. they were legitimate payments based on a business contract. i'm confident we have conducted bid activities, in a fair manner. >> reporter: fair play is one of the fundamental principles of the olympics. people in japan are hoping the games will play out that way despite the current chlees. moe komatanhk worl tokyo. >>> tokyo has come no the spotlight for the financial dealings of its governor, yoichi masuzoe has admitted using political funds for private dining and family trips. a weekly magazine alleges that vacatis with fundss for family earmarked for political activities. an expense report shows that his now defunct political o

the ioc announcing that after retesting hundreds of samples from the 2008 beijing games, 31 athletessenting 12 countries in 6 different sports turned up positive for banned substances. officials have not released the names of these athletes but says their investigation was focused on those who might potentially compete at the olympic games in rio this summer. those athletes now facing a ban instead. >> the credibility of the anti-doping infrastructure is under unprecedented pressure right now. >> reporter: the ioc keeps samples for ten years to allow for retesting with updated analysis technology. officials hope these latest efforts succeed in keeping the games clean. but many observers say it could be too little too late. >> it's not the administrators. it's not the sponsors. without the athletes there's no olympics. if they don't buy into the system, you can pull a tarp over it. >> reporter: and guys, this is not even close to being over. the crackdown continues with the ioc saying it's retesting 250 samples from the 2012 games in london. cheating athletes might find themselves not

the ioc has not yet answered if the increase is due in part to zika. mosquito-born virus can also be transmitted sexually. >>> starting video in china the sinkhole swallowing up parked cars on a city street. the 16-foot wide hole gobbled up four cars. >>> and a graduation in oklahoma went from typical to this. [ cheers and applause ] graduating senior micah mcdade was born with cerebral palsy, but that didn't stop him from ditching his wheelchair in front of everyone to walk across the stage to receive his diploma. his determination efforts gave him a well-received standing ovation from his classmates. >>> landen downey has your business news. >>> good morning. the average price of leaded gasoline to $2.32. it's still lower than a year ago. main driver? higher oil prices. >>> big merger deal may be in the works today. bayer, maker of prescription drugs and aspirin, is offering to buy monsanto for $62 billion to create the world's largest agricultural products maker. >>> meanwhile, the dow, closing higher friday, is now down for the past four weeks on s

. >> reporter: with samples stored for ten years, the ioc says it's now focusing on medal winners in beijing, while they continue to retest samples from the london games. the probe comes after accusations of widespread doping by russia in sochi. today the department of justice ordered its own investigation. some athletes have denied wrongdoing. the russian track team already facing a possible ban in rio. allison felix, an american gold medalist, just wants a fair race. >> i think that's the reality of the situation right now, that for sure there's going to be athletes who are doping in rio. >> reporter: with the rio olympics now just 80 days away, tonight the race to clean up the games is full speed ahead. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> there's big news tonight for everyone concerned about what's in our food, especially genetically modified foods. known as gmos, a lot of what americans eat, though you may not even know it. a brand-new study seeks to put minds at ease over gmos, declaring them safe to have on our plates and in our environment. nbc's rehema ellis has more.

but whether china will be part of the nations affected ahead of the rio games, the ioc will be announcing the names of the athletes and the nations affected in the coming days. melissa: thank you for joining us live from beijing on the day of that announcement. by the international olympic committee that those samples are to be re-examined, the latest scientific help available. look now at today's headlines. a test of venezuela's state of emergency, demonstrators taking to the streets across the country. the opposition is demanding validation of a referendum to have nicolas maduro ousted. bernie sanders vows to soldier kentucky.aking -- taking oregon. france goes on strike over labor reforms proposals again. major travel disruptions are expected for the second day in a row. tests over the last few weeks. violence has gone, they say, too far. latest business news. delano desousa is here. we begin with the admission from suzuki in japan. has admitted to improper fuel testing methods. they have not complied with domestic sanders since 2010. -- domestic standards since 2010. suzuki shares hav

the ioc has not yet answered if the increase is due in part to zika. mosquito-bourn virus can also be transmitted sexually. >>> the suspect in a massachusetts police officer's fatal shooting was shot and killed in a gunfight with police on sunday. officer ronald tarantino was shot during a traffic stop earlier in the day. a police search for the suspect ended in a gun battle at an apartment complex. the suspect was killed. one officer hit but is expected to recover. >>> we do have some startling video out of china. look at this. look at that sink hole settling, swallowing up parked cars on a city street. the 16-foot wide hole gobbled up four cars. firefighters used a crane to free the vehicles. no injuries were reported. boy, those are some went from typical to this. [ cheers and applause ] look at that. graduating senior micah mcday was born withwith cerebral pals but that didn't stop him from walking across the stage to receive his diploma. his determined efforts got him a standing ovation. well done. >>> just ahead, sergio goes for his first win in

guardian says money was paid to a singapore account linked to be son of a former ioc veteran.inet secretary says the slate was clean and they are not aware of investigation. solar impulse is in the sky again on the 11th leg of its around the world voyage powered by the sun. journey is dueer to take almost 18 hours. it will circumnavigate the world without using fuel. it is expected to make at least one more stop in the u.s. before crossing the atlantic to europe or north africa. news.s bloomberg moste: there is one thing investors and economists can agree on, south central banks are running out of any nation -- ammunition. david is here to explain. david: it might just be one case where they didn't -- if they didn't do it now, they might later. i will show you a few things that could make the case justified. not saying it will happen next meeting. you're looking at the change in exports. we know it is an exporting economy. have a look at the streak of declines. it has not been well. that is the economy. let's take you to what the market is saying, the benchmark rate, 1.5%. the

the ioc keeps doping samples for 10 years.overnment is out with a forecast for the atlantic hurricane season in there is a 45% chance it will be your normal also last year was slightly below average with 11 named storms including hurricane joaquin. the new season begins tuesday and ends on november 30. memorial day weekend fires say security lines are moving faster than expected. on sniffing dogs are being used at busier airports just need up lines. from bloomberg world headquarters in york city, i am confident. -- mark crumpton. emily: facebook has concluded there is no evidence of bias against conservative stories in its trending topics unit, but questions of power in media persist. humans make the algorithms and certain decisions in the process. joining me to discuss one of those humans, a former facebook software engineer who worked on the out rhythm -- algorithmic system for the turning news section. thank you so much for joining us. what exactly was her role in the trending topics group? algorithmicon the personalized ra

last friday it was revealed the board of interoil ioc had accepted an offer from oil search to buy for2.2 billion. is that a fair price? >> yeah. sell, sell. let's say my eyebrows were raised. >> this is bill in indiana. boo-ya to you. >> same. >> caller: i have a question. what's your reaction to the cvwx. >> i've been looking at this company. i'm not kidding. fresh avocado. i am not going to recommend the stock. i am going to do more work. let's go to david in oregon. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i am not investor. or i am but i hold things to hold for quite some time. last year i bought tse. and i want to know if it is time to sell. >> no, no. at this stage, these plastic companies. company that i call plastic company are all doing very well. let's go to shamsy. >> caller: tell me about boom a technology. >> i have not looked at it in more than a year. i remember when it was in trials. i remember when i looked it a. >> caller: a big texas boo-ya. my question is -- >> i don't want to just page the whole broad brush in that group. but that is lending chinese style which i don

the ioc has said what this is all about is keeping the rio games cleaned. of these athletes are expected to compete. we could hear some big names coming out of this report. >> when you say they could be stripped from their medals. could it mean other people perhaps won silver or bronze winning a gold. >> absolutely. anyone winning a silver or bronze would move up. we spoke to american athletes who finished behind russian athlete who are accused of doping that could get silver and gold medals. they tell us, you know, it is a bit late to get that medal. although they are happy that they would get it. you know they were not able to take the podium and that moment and hear the national anthem but there are some indications for those athletes, andrea. >> we don't know if there is any americans involved in the latest round of failed tests. >> sorry, i lost you. >> no, i am sorry, we don't know if there were any americans involved in these newly failed test results. >> no, we don't know any of americans involved and as a matter of fact, we don't know all of the co

that member was in the ioc at the time and was part of the bidding process. they maintain that tokyo's bidding process was clean. >>> time for a check of the traffic report. >> matt pellman is here. >> we had a few hours of sunshine rick and monica, and everybody wants to be out and enjoy them. one accident at the schuylkill eastbound side at conshohocken, meaning you are parked from 202 and king of prussia from this point to the curves and into the city speeds of 15 miles per hour on the eastbound schuylkill and a concert at the mann music center. and that is putting people over there. still working on the septa trolley accident at 9th and girard and that means the route 15 continues shuttle busing and 422 berks county, single digits because of a crash near 222 blocking at least one train and mullica township, look for downed wires on elwood road by gary's used cars. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt? still ahead tonight, donald trump heads to capitol hill. coming up the summit with the presumptive nominee and republican leaders i

ioc also retested 454 samples from the 2008 beijing olympics, finding that 31 athletes from 12 nationsin six different sports were doping and they may now face bans after being caught by today's newer scientific methods. 250 samples from the london games in 2012 are also being retested as we speak. and more details of the names of those athletes and countries and sports involved are certainly emerging in the coming days and weeks. the saying is steroid users are always ahead of the test but hard to stay ahead when scientists can go back in time and retest old samples with new methods. >> so what happens with the upcoming olympics? does it affect the upcoming olympics and athletes participating in them? >> absolutely. they already caught 31 athletes from the 2008 games of doping. now those athletes, if they are planning on competing in rio will likely be banned and the more impactful tests from the 2012 london games, those athletes from 2012 more likely to still be competing athletically in these 2016 games in rio. those athletes will certainly be banned if they were caught cheating in

the ioc revealed the number of athletes who have tested positive after their doping samples were retested. >>> rainy day for many parts of the area. we'll let you know when we'll see a break from the wet weather and if the break is going to last into the weekend. that's just ahead. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> we're following breaking news this morning. a construction worker is trapped in a house collapse, and sky force 10 is hovering over the scene. this is along north southford street near 59th and arch streets in west philadelphia. see those firefighters there, and we don't have a lot of information on the situation, but we're watching this in real time with you and we'll talk along w

ioc? world antidoping agency. nation, trainers and coaches and athletes or officials, any of them?t that is needed. the international olympics committee and doping agency must change and reform. cheaters will be be a step ahead. if they don't find a way to stop corruption, people will stop caring and when the emotional distachment happens. russia should be banned from the games. and as for rio, the doping scandal and combined with the fact that the games for brazil. and has government scandal and zika sdreers. and water connamitation. and budget problemses and all demonstrates that the games have the full potential of unravelling the entire olympics ideal. >> i have been a part of the olympics. they have given us the best of the best. from a li to owens and nadia and felt. and dream time nothing better than the opening ceremony and lighting of the torch. and every time before the games begin, there are worries about issues and terrorism and usually they go away. but nothing in the lead up of these games gives us an indication that it is subsigns. >> hope is not a strategy f. there

this after the committeemitt retested 500 doping samples, the ioc says they are also awaitting resultstest, the retests are all focused on athletes who could take part, pa the result to be revealed earlye next month. m the games begin august fifth. >> today is a little bit of a holiday for some people. >> oh yeah. >> national golf day.lf day >> you golf. >> i used to government i'm not very good at it. i will i hurt my 93 so that's my, that's my valid excuse right now. >> when you beat tiger that one >> that one time. tha i'm really good at getting the ball in the clowns mouth also. >> that's a skill. >> exactly. but, yeah today is national golf day. actually celebrated a bit and capital hill some people treat everyday like its golf day. its one of the few things theyt can actually agree upon. today a group called we are golf converged upon capital hill. hill staffers got a chance toe work on their swing and learn about the benefits of golf as a leisure activity. golf 70 billion dollars for the economy in the upcoming us open you'll see on fox 5 a big part of that economic impact. >> g

we reached out to the ioc to get response to your criticism. working with our partners in rio on measures to deal with the pools of water around the olympic venue." i assume that you don't feel that is enough? >> they don't say that i'm wrong or that will eliminate the risk. the new advice, the very first time, jake, the w.h.o. has ever said anything about zika and the olympics was today and that advice was, avoid crowded places and avoid places where sanitation is bad. you don't think the olympics are crowded or that the slums of rio have bad sanitation, do you? that's half the city and that's describing the olympics. so when the w.h.o. says avoid the crowds, avoid places with bad sanitation, really, why are we talking about having these games rio de janeiro right now? >> sounding the alarm. doctor, thank you for your time, sir. >> thank you, jake. >>> george zimmerman trying to cash in on the weapon he used to kill trayvon martin but the auction for his gun, well, it's not going exactly as he had planned. >>> as you plan your summer vacation,

have the world anti-doping agency involved, federal prosecutors in the united states are involved, the ioc- they freeze samples and as testing methods improve, they retest them, retesting from 2008 in beijing and 2012 in london. you have all that going on and the iaaf which controls track and field and has already banned russian track and field from international competition over the last couple of years and will decide next month whether to extend that ban into the rio olympics. they're closing in on the systemic doping which, let's not be naive, appears almost certainly to have occurred, they're closing in from all directions and the russian defense now is that we condemn individual athletes, rogue athletes but we, as a nation, would never countenance any such thing. >> how do they get to the bottom of this? is it reasonable to think they would actual ly eliminate all te russian athletes because of the path proof if it does prove to be the case? >> well, the reason why that might not happen is that the international olympic committee is cozy with russia. the olympics were held in sochi.

the ioc apparently stores samples for about ten years to allow for this type of retesting technology and techniques improve over time. the organization says all athletes who break the rules will be banned from the rio games. the countries are being notified in the coming days and the scandal could get bigger. retesting results from the 2012 london olympics will be released soon. live from the live desk, angie. >>> aaron, thanks. 11:30 right now. if you bought new appliances for the house recently, there's a good chance it came with a wi-fi connection. now security experts are issuing a warning saying that those wi-fi portals can open up your entire house including your computer to a hacker. nbc's tom costello saw firsthand how hackers can crack the >> reporter: it's a wired and wireless world out there with more of our homes now connected to the iot, the internet of things, from the refrigerator and ovens to tv, thermostat, baby monitor, doorbell and alarm system. >> the reality is that many of these new products have a very poor standard of security compared to that which we would e

the ioc says any athlete caught violating anti-doping rules will not be allowed to compete in rio. >>p, shock for an officer out on patrol. >> oh, my god! >> it wasn't a speeder. it was a fireball that he caught streaking across the sky. >>> i'm spencers christian. nothing in our sky but blue. the color blue on a warm almost summerlike day. but things are about to changement i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment as abc 7 news >>> the bay area's newest millionaire has just come forward after winning $9 million playing the lottery. carlos ba zahn has claimed the $9 mfl jackpot. he won the super lotto plus drawing on march 16th. he bought that winning ticket in shan jose at the capital valero on snell avenue. i's not saying what he plans to do with the money. he's keeping a low profile. >>> a portland named police sergeant encountered a fast flying object he couldn't pull over. >> oh, god. >> that's a fireball streaking across the sky over new england. the dash cam on sergeant tim ferris' patrol car captured the meteor as it lit up the sky last night. the fireball

he has asked the ioc world doping agency to carry out a investigation. >>> and in sri lanka police areticks and bare hands to dig through huge piles of homes covered by landslides. and 200 bodies have been pulled from the mud, but 220 families are unaccounted for. >>> oppositionmakers in south africa braled with -- africa brawled with leaders over objections to jacob zuma. >> and the alligator with a sweet tooth. law enforcement snapped a picture of this snapper with the giant jaws around a watermelon. he stole it out of the field, but what is unusual about the theft is that watermelon are not generally part of the alligator's diet. refreshing though. that is all of the news for this hour, and back downtown to kayla tausche. >> and the watermelon is not eaten whole. that looks like it hurts. thank you sh, sue. >> yes. see you. >>> and tim cook is in india after stopping in chai ninchina they are expected to announce a new program with the start-ups. and we have more details from india with our kritika. >> yes, tim cook has had a very busy day in india starting with a visit to the templ

the ioc said the athletes represent five sports and six countries. however, it did not name them.athletes who were hoping to complete at the athletes in rio in august. >>> it's not often that you see a slam dunk on a golf course, but take a look at this. kevin chappell on the par 4 10th hole in ft. worth, that's his second shot. as you see, it drops right into the cup. no bounce, no roll, just straight in. that was chappell's 11th eagle of the year and, no doubt, his best. incredible moment. let's send it back outside to matt and savannah. >> that happens to you a lot on the golf course. >> carson has shown me that trick shot over and over again. >> center of the hole. >>> up next, your chance to live like royalty. we'll take you inside princess diana's childhood home and tell you h spend there. >> reporter:. >>> was justin bieber's song "sorry" stolen from another artist? >>> and dierks bentley live on our stage. the crowd brandon thinks hellmas heaven in a jar. that's because our ingredients come from places like... pleasantville, iowa! and farmers co

but ioc why now you have a situation similar thank you very much for your in entering all those questions. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome to the committee i thank you know quite a few people at the table here. and why scotland should. spirit for many of the same reasons in seven of which they have appealed for example, there is no need for the commission or by default automatically with fishing or agriculture is automatic right to view of scottish fishing is run by the scottish as always. but actually to protect long-term. and also any other university student if we could charge them to live with that oversees label would be that could be used for anything the scottish minister wanted to use that for in to protect the long-term future. >> there is a democratic deficit. with the overwhelming majority but that is whether politics but just today there was another report. into equities% more ocala's scotland or england if you think it is the resolution is not relevant. edition that particular occasion. and have never much they want to argue about to contribute to the memberships that mo

that discussion has to happen between the ioc and international ice hockey federation.erm play for the nhl is they would love to see the world cup take off and be more successful than it was in the past, and there's less of a burning desire for players wanted to get to the aerobics. scarlet: thanks for joining me. coming up on "bloomberg markets ," microsoft is slashing more than 1800 jobs, completing its exit from the smartphone business. what is the company's strategy going forward? ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." i am scarlet fu. alix: i'm alix steel. let's head over to the markets desk with julie hyman. technology,ng at with some stories in tech -- the biggest is the deal between hewlett-packard enterprises and computer sciences, hpe selling its computer services unit or spinning it off, and it will combine with csc. that in aere is somewhat slowing industry that these two players will be stronger together, and hpe will continue on with its enterprise unit after this deal is done. i wanted to mention hewlett-packard, the legacy hardware company, out with its

ioc said samples from 2012 games are also tested.says any athlete caught eath of cheating with drugs will be alia. banned from going to rio. r p >>> former prep school student as convicted of assaulting a releas freshman will be release freddiebout jail. classmates spoke out about the so-called senior salute aim to ha tradition, when graduating seniors would aim to have sex a ju with underclassman.n the judge sentenced him to a year in prison. he was free on bail while appealing his conviction but then revoked bail because of his curfew. >> being in jail really taught him some lessons, hard life lessons but also encouraged him he has a lot to look forward to. >> "cbs this morning" news legal expect ricki cleman with us this morning. are you surprised he's back out of jail. >> this is unusual how it preceded after conviction. very few defendants ever put out on bail pending appeal however happe his sentence was one year. what happened was he got the gift of bail then he violated the conditions of that because gift, he doesn't obey his

the ioc said last week that 31 athletes could be banned from the upcoming games in rio. beijing games that tested positive. >>> the "washington post" says north korea's dictator has family in nor kim jong-un's 60-year-old aunt, his mother's sister, has lived in the united states for 18 years. she and her husband run a dry cleaning shop. they left north korea because they were concerned about losing their privileged status within the regime. her nephew has threatened to destroy new york with a hydrogen bomb. okay. >> i don't know. scary. >> that is scary. >>> "usa today" says microsoft and facebook are teaming up to build a massive under sea cable. the 4,000-mile cable will run under the atlantic ocean between virginia and spain. it will give the companies more panned width to move -- bandwidth to move data. other tech firms are investing in transoceanic cables. >>> here's a question -- if you were going to invest now in your future self, what would you focus on? one of the longest health studies sought to find the answer to that question. the harvard study of adult devel

sharing, automated information sharing program from dhs which is sort of a machine to machine level of iocs and sort of how you see small and medium-sized businesses being able to benefit from that given the fact that there's a level of infrastructure and maturity needed to ingest this at the machine speed. >> so great question. so just for everyone's awareness, we committed to developing an automated information-sharing structure where we can receive the cyber threat indicators in a particular format, a sticks and taxis format, in automated form. and in near realtime, essentially strip of it the personally identifiable information that of course carries with it very important privacy interests that are not germane or material to the cybersecurity goal and then to disseminate information in automated form throughout the private sector, something to which i alluded in my opening remarks. we have, in fact, built on schedule the first level of that automated information-sharing protocol. we have 24 companies already participating in it, and one of the questions is, as i understand your questio

the ioc is saying they're hopeful, and they're doing everything that they can -- >> they plugged a lot. >> right. >> a lot of clouds hanging over the games. thank you very much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> with almost everyone carrying a cell phone, some celebrities say posing with fans for a selfie has become a new paparazzi. earlier this week, justin bieber followed other stars such as amy schumer and banned fans from taking photos with him when he goes out in public. as carter evans reports, bieber seems to be going back on his word. ♪ is it too late now to say sorry ♪ >> reporter: pop superstar justin bieber may be saying sorry for his no-selfies image to fans. this picture with a fan in boston followed his now-famous instagram post that declared an end to fan selfies. on tuesday, bieber wrote, "if you happen to see me out somewhere, know that i'm not going that take a picture. i feel like a zoo animal and want to be able to keep my sanity." >> this is the generation of pics or it didn't happen. i think what also has come is a sense of entitlement in that where

. >> if the ioc does nothing it sends the worst message possible, not only to russia, kenya but to everyntry and every cheater. basically it says go ahead and cheat. >> reporter: the final decision about whether these two can compete inry row will be made with the iaaf, track and field's governing body. >> is there a chance we won't see any russian athletes in the upcoming games. >> there's a chance they could compete individually but not as part of the russian team. >> the details are startling. >> thanks, eva. >> thank you. >>> we move on now to a possible new chance of freedom for owen labrie. the judge has now been ordered to revisit labrie's sentence and abc's gio benitez is in new hampshire with the details. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. owen labrie right now is inside the jail behind me but if the state supreme court has its way he won't be there for long. owen labrie convicted of misdemeanor sexual assault against a 15-year-old girl while both were students at the prestigious saints paul's prep school in new hampshire. >> i was raped. >> reporter: i

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