members of the ioc executive board held the teleconference on tuesday. they said in a statement they have established a disciplinary commission to speed up the procedures to hold those responsible for involvement in systematic doping. the ioc leaders also say they will explore legal options with regard to a collective ban of all russian athletes from the rio games versus the right to individual justice. they say they will carefully evaluate the report and will consider a decision by the court of arbitration for sports on july 21st. the court will decide on the participation of russia's track and field athletes in international events. the ioc did not hesitate to take other measures including disciplinary action against russian officials mentioned in the latest report.

david: it's an unprecedented problem the ioc is facing.i'm glad i'm not one of the ones making the decision. i think if this was a small country, paraguay or even portugal, they would be out and that would be it, but russia is one of the big three in terms of metals. -- medals. at the same time, the ioc is trying to protect clean athletes. the president of the ioc was the first olympic champion to become president. so this is something pretty personal to him. emma: if the ioc does allow some russian athletes to compete in rio, what will be the reaction of those competing against them? because there is this feeling now that there can be no presumption of innocence. david: definitely, the ioc took that position, forget your presumption of innocence. but if they can be proven to testsassed the doping outside of russia, i don't think people will mind competing against them. until the ioc makes a final decision, it is up to each international sports federation to decide who competes and who doesn't, and that's very confusing. emma: david, thank

ioc president thomas bach. >> the ioc does not hesitate to take all the measures and the toughest sanctionss behavior. >> reporter: but the ioc is hesitating saying it has to wait for a court ruling later this week on an appeal by pole vault star yelena isinbayeva among others to get the track and field ban overturned. that shouldn't make a difference, says u.s. anti-doping chief travisty gert. >> no state or sport system should attempt to do this again. i think that means you have to exclude the russian delegation from the olympic games. >> reporter: what the russians did was cheat by using cold war style spy craft to compromise the olympic drug testing system. right next door to the lab where the athletes' urine samples were tested the old a hole was drilled in the wall. samples from the russian athletes that tested positive were slipped out and replaced with clean samples that were slipped in. in the meantime the ioc says it will retest the samples of all the russian athletes who were in sochi but the biggest sanction, scott, the ban from rio,t' is not ready to do that yet. mark phillips

ioc officials zayat lights will have to be individually cleared before they can play. nhk world has the details and the reaction. >> we have decided today that no russian athlete can compete in the olympic games rio 2016 unless he or she meets some very strict critereria. for instance, we decided that the presesumption of innocence cannot be applied to r russian athletes. >> reporter: that means they need to have their doping records analyzed and approved by sports regulations using reliable international tests. they have over a week to examine the country's s 387 aththletes before the games begin. anyone who's been sanctioned for doping in the past will not be allowed to compete. russia's track and field athletes have already been barred. but the sport minister says he's confident others will be okay. >> translator: the ioc's decision benefits the world of sports. i'm sure that the majority of the russian team will meet all criteria for participation. >> reporter: some russian athletes are already in rio. the gymnastics coach defended his team. >>>>ever in ouour life.

but the ioc's upcoming decision could mean this time it won't even make the list. shunsuke ide, nhk world. >>> turkey's president is facing a tough balancing act. president erdogan is trying to assure citizens their country is safe while intensifying a crackdown in the wake of a failed coup. his motion of a three-month state of emergency has been approved by lawmakers. the status allows the government to suspend civilian rights and freedoms as it deems necessary. and that's caused world leaders to raise concerns about turkey's instability and human rights. since last week's coup attempt turkish authorities have detained many high ranking military officer and suspended or dismissed many public employees. white house spokesperson josh earnest says turkey has a long democratic tradition based on the constitution. >> is united states is not going to micro manage the situation in turkey, but i think we're going to send a clear, unmistakable signal of support for the democratic institutions of turkey. >> reporter: earnest said the u.s. is encouraging the turkish governme

so we still don't know exactly what the ioc is going to do and how it would do it.o be huge news here in russia and around the world. >> we've got the world anti-doping agency, more than a dozen leaders and numerous athletes urging this band to the ioc. how influential are these organizations? how much pressure is the ioc feeling based on the urgings they're getting from these organizations? >> reporter: they're feeling a lot of pressure that is definitely true. but that said, this is a major decision. i mean, russia is a power house, always has been at the olympics. and to ban the entire team would be a major decision. so they're not taking this lightly. they're looking at all the legal aspects of it. and you can bet that both sides are lobbying them very furiously. >> all right. jill, we appreciate the update. and we continue to wait to find out what that decision will be. >>> hillary clinton's new running mate is spending his first full day as a presumptive nominee in church. we're there with the preview. chris? >> reporter: hey, guys. tim kaine returns to his ho

ioc president tomas brks ach. >> every human being is entitled to individual justice. >> the ioc has refused to deliver collective punishment to the russians for doping. and has now passed the buck. it's going to be up to individual sporting federations to certified which russian athletes are clean enough to take part in the games. russia's track and field athletes are already out of the running. the international athletic federation has banned the whole team from competing in rio because of widespread state-sponsored doping. call it a fuj or a compromise, many athletes like former u.k. olympic marathoner mar yamau chi believe the ioc's decision was the wrong one. >> i really don't see see how anything than a blanket ban can be proportionate to that kind of wrongdoing. >> reporter: vitali, russia's sports minister was sounding both relieved and confident today. >> i am absolutely sure that 90% of the russian team, he said, will be in rio. >> now, scott, the individual sporting federations have the some say impossible task of reviewing the drug testing as a results of hundreds of russ

the ioc is considering its legal options for punishment. russia's track and field athletes were banned from competing last month because of doping allegations. in response, the russian olympic committee filed an appeal with the court of arbitration for sport. the court is expected to issue its decision thursday. it will affect the ioc's decision on whether or not to ban all russian athletes from the games. >>> a popular mobile game, pokemon go, is expected to be released soon in japan and government officials in the country are calling on people to exercise extra caution about possible problems when they play the smartphone game. the app is a huge hit in the united states and elsewhere but some reports indicate players concentrating on the game have experienced problems such as getting into traffic accidents and falling into ponds. the app tracks the players' location with a smartphone camera and gps. players try to catch pokemon characters that appear in the camera images. the game was developed by japan's nintendo and a u.s. venture firm.

the ioc has not disclosed the names of the athletes and their nationalities.ut they have reported the results to the athlete's national olympic committees. the officials said those athletes are expected to be denied the chance to compete at the upcoming games in rio de janeiro. >>> bamboo crafts have been a common sight in china for centuries. people there, particularly farmers, cherish the traditional art. but these day it is crafts are getting a facelift and a much higher price tag. nhk world's daisuke azuma reports. >> reporter: this store in shanghai's main shopping street has begun selling luxury china-made products. bamboo crafts are its specialty. this is a teacup made of ceramic and bamboo. the store also sells other products with bamboo weavings, such as bracelets. >> translator: this is a new arrival for the spring and summer season. >> reporter: bamboo craft is used in this flower vase. it's one of the most popular items in the store. the patterns are intricate and delicate. unlike those seen in traditional pieces. >> translator: through trial and e

the ioc punted.ional sports governing bodies are asked to vet their own athletes to determine whether any should be banned in the way the iwaf has band, russian track & field team. it is unclear whether the federations have the resources or the will to do serious detective work in the less than two weeks before the rio games are due to open. the ioc president, thomas bach, decided not to confront vladamir putian on the grounds that clean athletes shouldn't be punished because of dirty ones. >> every human being is entitled to individual justice. >> but the international call for a ban is based on the fact that the russian olympic program has been tainted by the scheme. with the help of mos kwou security forces to swap, clean, urine samples for tainted ones. >> unfortunately, the russian federation and types at the top, with the ioc and the state of russia. are such, russia is essentially to big to be held accountable, as we would say, too big to fail. >> the ico policy is now being described as zero

but with allegations of state-sponsored doping, the ioc set the bar high. miguel almaguer has more on today's decision. >> going to get a russian gold medal. >> reporter: while today's decision doesn't ban russia from rio, its athletes, including those who took home gold in london will need to prove to their individual sports federations that they are clean of doping to compete in the summer games just 12 days away. the ioc president says any athlete named in russia's state-sponsored doping scandal will not be allowed to compete. >> we decided that the presumption of innocence cannot be applied to russian athletes. >> reporter: with the road to rio complicated by today's move, many officials are outraged saying after russia's doping scandal was confirmed by an independent investigation just d days ago, only a blan ban of russia was acceptable. >> the new dimension of doping is a level of corruption we can't tolerate. >> athletes from around the world expressed surprise and disappointment over the decision. will clay took home silver and bronze in london and

the ioc's president also says any athletes sponsoring doping scandal will not be allowed to compete. >> the presumptions of innocence cannot be applied to russian athletes. with russia's road to rio complicated. many doping officials are outraged saying after russia's doping scandal was confirmed by an independent investigation just days ago, only a blanket ban of russia was susceptible. >> it is a level of ambassadcor of the olympic game that is we cannot tolerattolerate. >> it questions the integrity of the olympics as a whole. the olympics is supposed to be a pure sporting event. it is a bit unfair, you know, to know that you maybe competing against someone that's doping. >> with russia tracking already banned. tonight their gymnastics team is heading to rio and more of a controversy. miguel nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead, reducing the risk of alzheimer's disease. some promising new findings. and these conventions since 1952. >>> we are back now with an intriguing development of the battle against alzheimer's disease. there is been a debate for years whether brain exercise

instead the ioc will let each of the 28 federations for different sports decide which russian athletesmay compete. ioc chief batch said an-- bach said an athelete should not suffer from a system in which he was not implicated. the vote came after a investigation confirmed pervasive doping of athletes from russia in winter and summer sports from 2011 to last year. any russian athlete previously sanctioned won't be allowed to compete. the head of the u.s. anti-doping agency who had been calling for a complete ban said the ioc decision is a significant blow to the rights of clean athletes. >> finally after months of speculation, yahoo has been sold. verizon communications, the largest wireless carrier in the u.s. has agreed to buy yahoo's internet business and land holdings for $4.8 billion. verizon is expected to announce details of the sale tomorrow. yahoo pioneered the internet search engine business and was once valued at more than $125 billion. but the company struggled amidst the rise of google and facebook causing yahoo's ad revenue to plunge. stay with the newshour starting tomorr

the ioc will let individuals determine which athletes are clean. >> every human being is entitled to individual justice. >> reporter: the recent investigations showed russia's ministry of sports oversize sophisticated system to cover up doping and 30 different sports over several years. russia's track and field team is already banned from the rio games because of widespread doping. a former marathoner believes the ioc decision is the wrong one. >> i don't see how anything other than a like a band can be proportionate to the kind of wrongdoing. >> reporter: russia's sports minister welcomed the ruling. i am absolutely sure that 90% of the russian teams he said will be in rio. the 28th individual sports federations only have 12 days to analyze each athlete and decide who is in and who is out at the olympic games. >>> movie magic no more. after flames take over a ranch that hollywood made popular. >>> a big-money deal for silicon valley giant who has won a bidding war for yahoo and what it means for the bay area tech scene. >>> the heat is on imports of the bay area. it hit 100 this wee

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the ioc's president promising the toughest sanctions available.ut there is tension within the ioc, however, between those wanting to send a clear message to russia with an all-out ban and those who think it's unfair to punish clean athletes. so, that is a big question the ioc will be facing today. dan, paula? >> lama, as you said, it would be unprecedented. just 12 days to go. thank you. >>> and the big news at home this week, the democratic national convention, which kicks off tomorrow in philadelphia. >> and hillary clinton was out on the stump on saturday introducing her new vp pick to the nation. virginia senator tim kaine. they'll share the stage at the convention in philadelphia, which is where we find abc's mary bruce this morning. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. hillary clinton will arrive here with a new partner by her side. one that's she's hoping will give her fresh momentum and help convince those skeptical voters to get on board. a new ticket making its debut. >> my friend, senator tim kaine. >> reporter: in english -- >

the ioc has punted.ody are being asked to vet their own athletes to determine whether any should be banned in the way the iwaf has ban the russian track and field team. but it's unclear whether those fed raigerations have the resou to do the work in less than two weeks before the rio games are due to open. the ioc president had decided not to confront his old friend vladimir putin on the ground that clean athletes shouldn't be punished because of dirty ones. >> every human being is entitled to individual justice. >> reporter: but the international call for a blanket ban is based on the fact that the entire russian olympic program has been tainted by the scheme, with the help of moscow security services, to swap clean urine samples for tainted ones. >> unfortunately, the russian federation and the ties at the top with the ioc and the state of russia are such that russia is essentially too big to be held accountable or, as we would say, too big to fail. >> reporter: the ioc's policy is now being described

the ioc left it to individual sports federations to decide which athletes should be cleared to compete. the ioc said the rights of individual athletes had to be protected, but no russian athlete who ever had a doping violation will be allowed to compete. >>> coming up on the "morning news." olympic lodging mess. housing conditions where athletes are reportedly so bad, some have refused to move in. >>> and memo leak. bernie sanders allegedly considers some expensive demands in the final days of his campaign. this is the "cbs morning news." . milk and fresh cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. breyers has fresh cream, sugar and milk. breyers. the good vanilla. our milk and cream come from cows not treated with artificial growth hormones. this is so good! ♪ so when the carpet is looking a bit grubby i use resolve carpet foam. spray the area. work the foam into the carpet. let it dry, and now you just vacuum! so much better than vacuuming alone and it does the trick! ♪ this is my miracle worker. resolve carpet spray, and it's really easy. just spray it. cover the stain. and all i'm g

the ioc said global federations in other olympic sports will decide which russian athletes to accept and each competitor will have to meet strict criteria. >> every human being is entitled to individual justice. there we have set the bar to the absolute limit for how russian athletes can achieve to compete in rio. >> those federations will analyze the record of each athlete using what the ioc calls reliable tasks. the summer games start in 12 days. >>> a whale of a sight offshore this weekend. >> why we may be seeing more and more whales off bay area beaches. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> whales are putting on quite a showdown in pacifica. and our cameras are rolling as one of them breached. according to marine biologists, an upswell of cold water is causing schools of anchovies and mackerels to swim right by the shore, making it an all you can eat buffet for whales. tourists are feasting their eyes on the incredible show. >> they've been coming to our coast about 200 million years. so they're smart. they know where to find the cafe so to speak. >> marine biologists at the aquarium of the bay

criteria before competing. >> every human being is entitled to individual justice. >> reporter: the ioc decided to leave it up to individual sports governing bodies to decide if russian competitors are clean. russia's sports minister welcomed the decision, calling it objective but tough. the u.s. anti-doping agency criticized the ruling, believing all russian athletes should be banned from going to rio. a recent investigation showed russia's ministry of sports oversaw a sophisticated system to cover up doping in 30 different sports over several years. during the sochi winter games, the fsb, the former kgb, moved next door to a testing lab, drilled a so-called mouse hole through the wall, and swapped dirty samples for clean ones. the 28 individual sports federations now have just 12 days to analyze each athlete to decide who is in and who is out at rio. brian webb for cbs news, new york. >>> a wild scene caught on camera in brazil. a man was wrestled to the ground and detained after he tried to steal the olympic torch. the man tried to break through the line of security guards accompanyi

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the russian team has been under investigation for alleged doping violations and the ioc has stopped short of banning all russian olympians. instead it's going on a case-by-case basis that puts the job in the lapse of a dozen sports organizations. to help ensure the integrity of the process the ioc announced a three-person panel to make a final ruling on which individual russian athletes will be allowed to compete in the olympic games, and just in time for the olympics rio celebrated the completion of a $3 billion subway expansion. brazil's acting president will kick off the new metro line and also the head of the international olympic committee. very excited about this. the new line is said to be the most important improvement project linked to the olympics. it came after repeated delays, and they finished it with less than a week to go until the start of the games. let's keep it close, folks. >> yeah. >> remember, you're -- nbc bay area is home for olympics. our own jessica aguirre is headed to brazil and will have live reports on our bay area olympians. maybe she will be riding that and

number two, given the short timeline that the ioc has left these independent federations to make these decisions, it's challenging for an athlete to put together a package demonstrating that they haven't been involved in doping violations. so i would be surprised if we didn't see more exclusions. >> do you think this is a lesson learned now that the world is kind of caught up and people are tested, maybe next olympics some of these violators will say we are not going to do that again because it's not going to go well for us? do you think this will clean up the games? >> that's a great question, and i think the problem for some is if the ioc had taken a stronger stance, it might be the case that athletes say, wow, you know, if i dope, you know, my entire team could be disqualified. here i think the -- as some would decide this is kind of a wishy-washy decision, that it may or may not be a deterrent. and i think, lastly, it's really important to recognize that the athlete who, you know, blew the whistle on this whole process with the expectation that they could compete was disallowed to

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the ioc is expected to make a final decision in the next couple days. facebook live is going big time. usa basketball will stream its exhibition games on facebook leading up to the olympic games. men's and women's games will still be broadcast on nba tv. this is the first time they'll also a simulcast on facebook live. that will include the game played here at the oracle arena where the usa basketball team will play next tuesday, next week, in an exhibition game against china, and a game you'll see on nba tv and facebook live. >>> 15 days and counting from the opening ceremony. that's when the olympic games begin. in just a few days, i'll be heading the rio ahead of the games to make sure i'm ready to go for the start of the games to bring you live reports every single day. >>> we'll turn our attention back to decision 2016 live to cleveland where silicon valley venture capitalist peter thiel is on the stage right now. let's listen in. >> i don't pre tend to agree with every 34r57bing in our party's platform, but state culture wars only distract us from

the ioc will discuss monday's damning report from the world anti-doping agency. that came back positive for doping were hiding and said it was part of a state sponsored system. >> reporter: the report authored details. including russia's 2014 sochi olympics. they were done by high-level officials from the country's various sports agencies. >> ministry of sport, the doping agency in russia -- anti-doping agency in russia, and the csp were all involved in this operation. >> reporter: on top of those organizations, the report also implicates russia's security service. it says it developed a way to swap out positive urine samples with clean ones that had been collected in advance. the findings confirm allegations made by a whistle blower, the former head of moscow's anti-doping laboratory. russia's track and field team has already been banned from the upcoming rio olympics because of the systemic doping scandal. but monday's report shows even more athletes from abroad range of sports were involved in doping and coverups. it says starting in 2011 notified the deputy m

the ioc says it's leaving it up to the global federation to decide what athletes to allow in their sport. it's dealing with state sponsored doping. russia's track and field athletes have been banned from the rio games over the doping scandal. >>> we're now just 12 days away from the start of the rio games. nbc 10 is your home for the summer games. karen? >> denise, turning to our forecast, we've got excessive heat and excessive heat warning. that means dang ru conditions. we're tracking some isolated showers and possibly even some thunderstorms. i'll be back with your fuorecas after the break. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we'll go ahead and take a look at your neighborhood forecast. we reached 95 degrees for a high temperature in philadelphia today. temperatures aren't cooling off at this evening hour. 90 degrees still out in the pennsylvania suburbs, we're about 91 down here in north wildwood on the boardwalk, a lot of folks out there enjoying it. 93 degrees in the lehigh valley. 86 in cool spot. we call this dangerous heat because the humidity is building back into the w

action. >> there are a lot of kids out there that look out to us. >> reporter: will clay says the ioc'speople deserve a chance to show if they're legit or not. >> reporter: russian athletes will have 12 days to prove they're clean. that ban against the entire russian track and field team still stands but some 20 or so international sports federations now have this monumental task of going through test results for more than 300 russian athletes before the games begin. matt? >> kelly, thank you very much. bob costas, nbc's prime time host for the 2016 rio olympics joining us now by phone. bob, good morning to you. >> hi, hat. >> the ioc was under huge pressure to restore some sense of competence in their anti-doping capabilities, did they do the right thing or did they simply punt? >> somewhere in between. it's substantial penalty but some athletes, obviously reduced number, but some athletes will march under the russian flag and a lot of people including some who were a candidate for ioc president and used to head the world anti-doping agency, they said that the best message to send as k

to ioc says it is up international sports federations if they want russia to take part or not.ussian sports and across all disciplines are waiting for the official go-ahead to compete in rio. the president of the sporting committee say a handful will be barred from taking part. the moment each sporting federation is putting together a list where we studied the doping histories of each sportsman. so far it looks like eight athletes are confirmed. that means russia has been given the green light for nearly 400 to compete. final decisione over whether the elliptical hopefuls can take part. the international swimming federation has said seven russian swimmers will be barred because of doping offenses. for track and field athletes, nothing has changed. they are still banned, and that has made some of them very angry. >> i have to try to get over this. i have to repeat that this is hard, especially because it is unjust at the mistakes of others means i won't be allowed to compete. sportsr: the russian minister has called for clean russian track and field athletes to be allowed to com

ioc passes the >> this is a special captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. >> pelley: and there's breaking news here tonight, and not the kind that hillary clinton wants. a new e-mail scandal. this time at the democratic national committee. and it has cost the chairman of the dnc her job. florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz announced that she is stepping down at the end of this convention. nancy cordes begins our coverage. nancy? >> reporter: scott, wasserman schultz was already a lightning rod for bernie sanders supporters even before these hacked e-mails were made public. and so now with democratic officials desperate to bring those officials into the fold and union fie the party in advance of the convention, the d