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no, i've nevertaken l—carnitine injections.to usada. mo farah then rushed back in, just as the investigators were packing up. he then changed his account and told them that he had in fact received an l—carnitine injection ahead of the london marathon. no records are kept, and you would ask the question, well, why? clearly, if he's taking medicines to enhance performance, there is ethical questions that that raises. i think this is something that should be looked at in some seriousness. uk athletics and lawyers for mo farah said his injections were well within the allowable limit. mo farah's lawyers added... before the injections were given, e—mails show uk athletics officials were worried whether it would be safe and within the spirit of the sport. despite this, barry fudge flew to switzerland to collect the supplement from a contact of salazar‘s. i'm shocked, because you kind of go, what is that all about? and you're an employee of uk athletics, so uk athletics, why would you allow one of your staff to do that? uk athletics sa

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anti-doping agency suspected he may have banned the doping rules one of those substances he used was l. carnitine designed to speed up muscle and heart recovery for athletes it's considered legal in those us which did not exceed 50 millimeters over 6 hours salazar however reportedly invented a new method of administering l. carnitine through intravenous injections which itself sparked questions from u.s. anti-doping authorities it hasn't been secret that more had had injections of the substance prior to the london marathon in 2014 but the new documentary opens a fresh can of worms namely about the relationship between salazar. and u.k. athletics mead berry head of long distance running at 6 still employed by the organization in 2014 he reportedly flew to switzerland to obtain the carnitine in a form which could not have been acquired in the u.k. he did not document this trip even though he had to his colleague u.k. athletics dr rob chakravarty reportedly administered the injections to more and yet he didn't report it either even though it is against the rules to prevent he later said he

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this v-shaped -- maybe it is u-shaped, maybe l. i hope i am wrong on the l.han: many people hope that is the case as well. let's talk about credit. credit spreads have not widened a whole lot until today. before that, doing ok at 3.50 on high-yield. why? vishwanath: one, the investment grade market, as my colleague puts it, it is progressively becoming a rate product. it is becoming more of a proxy for the rate market. that is driven by the global easing, the hunt for yield that continues to drive rate of flows into u.s. investment grade. the market's conviction remains. i see the point that mohammed e l-erian made, but the market conviction remains that the effect of the stimulus that the chinese will be putting in, the potential stimulus that could be coming from the rest of central banks, it would be a second half recovery. may not be a robust recovery. i agree there is greater asymmetry here, greater downside, not that there will be a huge upside. but i think the market has a strong conviction we will see a recovery and things will not fall off. jonathan:

fox news sunday, out of new l ham shire tomorrow -- new l hamw hampshire tomorrow as well. eric: off u.s. officials confm the first u.s. death from the coronavirus as cases continue to spread across the globe. the u.s. citizen died in wuhan, china. researchers are racing to develop an effective vaccine amid growing concerns about how to respond the deadly disease. welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm air sean. artheleric sean.arthel: i'm ar. neville. the number of deaths are topping 700, most are in china countries around the world enforcing stricter measures to contain the spread. s christina coleman is tracking all of this, live in loss an lens. what do we know about the american who died. >> reporter: the first american who died from the virus was a woman with underlying health conditions. the u.s. embassy in beijing says the 60-year-old u.s. citizen diagnosed with the virus died this week. officials did not identify this person and today the world health organization released the new numbers. there's been 34,598 confirmed cases in china and 288 cases in 24 other

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if we l think septembt year, the talks were getting clo, we had president trump saying the talks areead. how significant is what is reporter: your comments remind us about how conscious we need to be and how fragile a deal of this nature is. there are so many players. there is the u.s. government, u.s. military, afghan taliban at the table. they have been negotiating for more than a year. the afgh government is concerned about what kind of deal is signed. afghans are worried. many are fearful about a deal fear will not give enoughhey guarantees. l simply take this deal, use it to their advantage, once american forces are out, march on the capital to return to power. the countries all around, iran, pakistan, russia, turkey, china, so many countries which also have interests in afghanistan want to know what kind of deal it is. last time, it was president trumwho at the 11th hour -- we have a deal in principle, it was suddenly gone when president trump suspended the deal and canced what was to be a high-prole signing at camp david. we understand that president trump has alrey given what

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. >> l brands says good-bye to victoria's secret.e employees are getting ready for a walk-out is apple getting ready to open up its closed system and get ready for more pitaldsolic a this time on your streaming service. it's all coming up on "the exchange." >>> welcome back a few stories that should be on your radar, rapid fire, jon fortt, kal brands is selling it victoria's secret franchise in a deal she told us about come on down, valuing the retailer at $1.1 billion l brands are higher on the day after they opened lower. you broke the story last week. we talked about it a little bit. any take-aways from the completed deal now >> the interesting thing to me and investors was that it wasn't a full acquisition it was majority stake and a lot of people were expecting full acquisition, which is probably why we saw the shares fall i spoke to advisers on it, got some inside source there was a lot of concern that shares of l brands have fallen so much over the past few years that to sell the whole company now, it's kind of a tough pill to

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. >> the johnnd s.ames l. knight foundation. a morekf.org.ouncer: andith the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. udy: the united statese sen will not call witnesses or subpoena documents in the impeachment trial of president trump. senators rejected the idea in a vote this evening 51-49, as mr. trump appeared to gather momentum towar acquittal. nick schifrin reports on how this day unfolded. >> the yeas are 49, thes nre 51. >> by two volts, the senate rejected democrats' attempt to allow new tnesses and documents in the impeachment trial. only two reporlican sen voted for new witnesses, mitt romney of yoicht andn su collins of maine.el immediaty afterward, senator minority leader chuck schumer called it a grand tragedy. >> america will rememberdahis unfortunately, where the senate did not live upo s responsibilities, where it turned away from trufte and went along

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