sports, a former olympic champion, she is also in lausanne. it is athletes, citizens, politicians, every body united. host: unity is a word that macron used several times. you would not know and i was saying it off camera, los angeles is essentially in the race for the 2024 games. no mention of los angeles but a confident staunch of paris going forward. >> and he did mention, president emmanuel macron said, he mentioned the support and how it was nice to see people uniting in something positive to support something rather than united against something. it was really a huge difference between the tone of this paris conference and the tone of the l.a. press conference. as you said, no mention ofas yoo thank you. at >> in iraq, sustained gunfire heard breaking got over the country's second-largest city of mosul and these are live pictures, a day after government forces declared victory over islamic state who claimed the city. when amnesty international accused iraqi forces and islamic state militants as violating international humanitarian law wh

the international olympic committee has confirmed that los angeles has offered to host the 2028 olympicl host the games in 2024. both cities had vied for 2024, but la is understood to have agreed to go second — as peter bowes explains, from los angeles. yes, it is an unusual situation. when it became clear that these were the two front—running cities a few weeks ago, the international olympic committee decided they would make the unusual announcement of two consecutive olympic games, four 2020 for 2024 and 2028. paris made it clear that they did not want to consider the latter option. —— for 2024 and 2028. but then it seemed that they considered it. after negotiations for weeks, they've reached an agreement. it was decided that it was financially beneficial for loss are just few more years. are they allowed to do that? in the future, you might get city a green between themselves to work out who will host it going forward? —— you might get cities agreeing. certainly, the international olympic committee has had a lot to say about this. i don't think we are in a scenario where cities can g

it was in the back of my head with what went on in the olympics, ijust wa nted what went on in the olympicssteady and enjoy it, enjoy competing and have fun in the diving board. would you enjoy being on the podium tomorrow as well, wouldn't you ? on the podium tomorrow as well, wouldn't you? i would, on the podium tomorrow as well, wouldn't you? iwould, buti on the podium tomorrow as well, wouldn't you? iwould, but i have got to get step—by—step, just going to go out there and enjoy it. his team—mates also progressed to the ten metre final with the fifth highest score. from diving to swimming, the 27 strong british team will begin their bid for world medals from sunday, led by the olympic champion adam beauty. in the post to michael phelps eager he is hoping to be the new superstar. at the last world in 2015, 81 to individual titles but insists he is not just looking to individual titles but insists he is notjust looking to defend them here. defending seems a little bit relaxed, i am just defending it, whereas attacking, you are attacking your times, attacking your world records. it seems a

we traditionally do well at the winter olympic games. >> in contrast to previous olympics in rio, koreaahead of schedule. athletes from around the world have already taken to the ice for exhibition games and international competition. back in april, the south korean women's hockey team played the north korean team right here. the stands were packed and the game was a test to show this venue is ready for the world stage. organizers hope the game also shows the potential for the olympics to set the stage for peace, at least, symbolically. this will be the first team. korea only qualified because it's the host nation. but hockey is quickly gaining speed in korea. the hockey center is almost complete. just across from the olympic park, where all the speed skating events will take place. >> this venue has also been tested by the start of the winter olympics, they will have seen a year's worth of competition. the international speed skating championship will held right here. the ice was so good, many of the medalist for those events broke their own records. speed skating began as a means of t

olympic champion adam peaty will be defending two world titles.e went to meet him at a training camp in thailand? thailand is a peaceful part of the world, a place to play but also prepare... it is great to get different locations, especially around asia. in one camp you are in the same place and same accommodation, it gets easier and easierfor the team accommodation, it gets easier and easier for the team to bond. accommodation, it gets easier and easierfor the team to bond. you go to the olympics and you win, and people will always look up to you. i'm very blessed to be in this position. going around the world and inspiring the team that you can take on the rest of the world and take those titles. those tattooed since rio, tell us about them? the british lion, is very patriotic, that's me. i'm proud and strong. it reminds me what it took to get the olympic gold and the record. his life is unrecognisable to that of 12 months ago. the olympic gold made him a household name in the uk and even here, in remote highland. he is now known as one of the

two more venues round out for the winter olympics.ot far from the three other ice venues. women's hockey event will be held at the hockey center on the grounds of the university. nbc 10 news. >> are you getting excited? nbc will broadcast 2018 winter olympics live across all time zones starting february 9, 2018. >> they look well on their way to being ready. >> really well prepared. >> looks fantastic. we are working on several stories. >> here are keith jones. >> breaking news out of atlantic city. police released video of a deadly shootout with officers. >> a barrage of bullets and why the bullet is just now being released more than two years after the encounter. >>> and first alert radar tracking strong storms heading our way. we will take a look hour by hour when they make it to your neighborhood coming up. >>> this is crazy. >> a family stranded as a waterspout bears down on them at the jersey shore. >> when it went spinning around i started crying. >> reporter: how they survived the frightening ordeal. >>> wild ride. a family de

to previous olympics in sochi and rio, korea is ahead of schedule. athletes from around the world have already taken to the ice for exhibition games and international competition. back in april, the south korean women's hockey t this venue is ready for the world stage. organizers hope the game also shows the potential for the olympics to set the stage for peace, at least symbolically. this will be the first olympics where the korean men's hockey team. korea only qualified because it's the host nation, but hockey is quickly gaining speed in korea. so the hockey center is almost complete and just across from olympic park is the oval where all the speed skating events will take place. this venue has also been tested by the start of the winter olympics, the oval will have seen a year's worth of korchtition. the international speed skating championships were held right here at the oval. the quality of the ice was so good, many of the medallists for those events broke their own records. speed skating began as a means of transportation and communication ove

less than half the estimated cost of the rio olympics.nd a fraction of the $51 billion sochi reportedly spent on the 2014 winter games. if l.a. doesn't get the games until 2028 there is concern it could lose momentum. >> no one ever put on the games where it was planned 11 years in advance. how do you keep that going? that will be a challenge. >> but for those involved in bringing the olympics back to l.a. it is game on. >> los angeles is so proud of the 1932, 1984 olympics. and they would look nothing better than to prove, they can do it, three times in a row. >> a final decision on which city goes first is expected in september. >>> nasa scientists are devising their plan to send a manned spacecraft to mars. but they're also working to protect the earth against the possibility fee of a catastrophic asteroid strike. dana jacobson has the story. since one of the biggest asteroids struck earth nearly 65 million years ago, our planet has been unarmed. until now. on the front line. nasa's planetary defense team's newest technological advance

tunisian who he believes ended his olympic dreamlj and the tunisian who he believes ended his olympicated, depressed. four years of ha rd frustrated, depressed. four years of hard work down the drain. i will even be laying in bed before going to sleep, i can sometimes feel his hand on my leg, just at that point. it sends shivers down my spine. he spent three months out of the water, after the olympics, considered quitting the sport altogether. eventually drawn back at the prestigious abu dhabi world cup. the best bounceback possible. beating the divas champion, the bronze medallist. he has been for a roller—coaster of emotions through the last 12 months. his road to reopen redemption begins in budapest on tuesday morning. when it takes the waters of the lake he hopes success will be a kick—start to a sustained period of domination in the sport for him. for me now, a case of looking forward to try to put what happened in the olympics as much as possible at my mind. i'm here to make a statement, to win everything possibly i can to september. it is going to be relentless. tom daley and d

her son timothy chairs the special olympics. 25 exceptional special olympics athletes are also being honorary espys. abc 7 news was there as an inspirational bay area woman got hers. here's abc 7 news anchor ama daetz. >> reporter: stephanie ching is swimming her haurt out like she does every time she competes. >> i trained so hard, and i love the special olympics so much. >> reporter: stephanie is from cupertino, her first special olympics event was a tricycle race when she was 7. over the past 26 years, she's participated in all kinds of sports, and been a role model for other athletes. abc 7 news first met stephanie in 2004 when she shared the special olympics oath. >> let me run, but if i cannot win, let me have fun. >> reporter: she's won medals, been inducted into the san jose sports hall of fame and serves as an athlete member on the special olympics board of directors. >> i am a global ambassador. it's like speaking in public. >> reporter: stephanie's been to washington, d.c., ten times to lobby congress for funding for special olympics schools and health programs. her parent

s push to host the summer olympics. los angeles and paris are both in switzerland this morning after making their final pitches overnight. there are two dates up for grabs. 2024 and 2028. both cities want 2024. now, paris says that if it gets it, it would make sense because it's been 100 years since it last hosted the olympic games. l.a. says it's ready to go right now. >> to be clear, we're competing for 2024. l.a. is ready to throw these olympics in two months if we are asked or two decades. we have are the infrastructure and the love and the vision. >> today the international olympic commit announced that itly ard water both sides the 2024 or 2028 olympics at a meeting in september. the president section pressing his support for l.a. in a tweet saying working hard to get the olympics for the united states. stay tuned. the last time the u.s. hosted the summer games was in atlanta in 1996. it has been a minute, hasn't it? maybe it is time. >> it's time. maybe the russian/soviets will show up this time. they boycotted i

talking about this olympic channel, now we can watch the olympics 24/7. >> yes. >> was there a momentso when i was 8 years old, i watched a vhs tape of the 1996 women's olympic gymnastics team. i watched it every single day. i'd beg my mom to watch it with me. i was obsessed with it. >> and when it comes now that we can actually watch the olympics 24/7, how does that change future olympians or just future athletes in general? >> i think it's incredible because the fans tune in once every four years, especially for the majority of the olympic sports. so i think it's cool for everyone to see what it's really like. you see us smiling, you see us happy but they don't see all the preparation before it. it's not just olympic trials that gets us on the team, it's all the competitions before it. so i think it's really, really cool to be able to bring all kinds of sports and get people educated on all olympic sports. i think it's incredible. >> you guys are working so hard, not just every four years. >> yes, all the time. >> and you have a book you're literally working on. you were in the gree

olympic medal haul and as best male olympic athlete.aaron rodgers won best nfl player and shared bestth then- green bay packers teammate jared cook. another packer, jordy nelson, earned best comeback honors.the biggest ovation of the night belonged to former first lady michelle obama, who posthumously honored eunice kennedy shriver with the arthur ashe courage award for championing the rights and acceptance of people with intellectual disabilities through her founding of special olympics. her son, tim shriver, accepted the trophy."once a great first lady, still a great first lady," shriver told obama as the crowd roared its approval. the patriots and falcons shared the best-game award for the super bowl, won in a furious comeback by new england.lebron james, a five-time winner last year, was named best nba player. mike trout of the los angeles angels won best mlb player, while crosby won best nhl player.the show's most bizarre bit involved bill murray accepting the best moment award for the chicago cubs' world series victory that ended a 108-year championship drought.wearing a red par

for a -- host the summer olympics. garcetti met with the international olympic committee in switzerland and gave his vision of why los angeles should host the games. they are competing against paris to host the olympics in 2024. if los angeles does not win, it's possible they could be awarded the 2028 summer games. >> last week's evaluation report described our bid in the quote them as "forward-looking, innovative, vibrant and cool." i guess we made it to be the cool kids. we think it captures well why we think los angeles has been and can't be again the ideal olympic city. >>> a final decision is expected in september. los angeles hosted the summer games in 1984 and in 1932. >>> a california native put on a show in last night's home run derby. >> really -- >> aaron judge crushed the ball last night, including that 513 foot monster. that was one of four blasts that went more than 500 feet. he hit 47 home runs in total adding to his already amazing rookie season with the new york yankees. judge is from san joaquin count

starting today you can watch olympic action 24/7 thanks to the new channel, the olympic channel, homeee-time olympic gold medalist gymnast aly raisman. >> good morning. >> so cool to be standing here with you. talking about this olympic channel, now we can watch the olympics 24/7. >> yes. >> was there a moment that inspired you back in the day? >> yes. when i was 8 years old i watched a vhs tape of the 1996 women's olympic gymnast ibs team. i watched et every single day. i would beg my mom to watch it with me. i had every score memorized. i was obsessed with it. >> when it comes to now watching the olympics 24/7, how does that change future olympians or athletes in general? >> i think it's incredible because the fans tune in once every four years for majority of the olympic sports so i think it's cool to see what it's really like. you see us smiling and happy, but they don't see all the preparation before. it's not just olympic trials that gets us on the team, it's all the competition before it. i think it's cool and to be able to bring all kinds of sports and get people educated on a

david warton covers the olympics for the los angeles times. >> so the international olympic committeeng this as a win, win, win, but really they need to make this happen. >> it's a deal, deal, deal. they kind of have to give up something to get one city to wait. >> reporter: both paris and los angeles are hoping to put on the games without a hefty price tag. los angeles is budgeting more than $5 billion, less than half the estimated cost of the rio olympics and a fraction of the $51 billion sochi reportedly spent on the winter games. if l l.a. doesn't get the games until 2008, there's concern it could lose momentum. >> no one's ever put on a game where it was planned 11 years in advance. how do you keep that going? that will be a challenge. >> reporter: but for those involved in bringing the olympics back to l.a. it's game on. >> los angeles is so proud of 1932 and 1984 olympics and they would like nothing better to prove that they can do it three times in a row. >> reporter: now even if back to back games are awarded l.a. and paris will still have to figure out who goes first and tha

they last hosted the olympics in 1984, and that means host the 2024 olympics. the united airlines flight reporting very close. it was flying in from zurich with 249 passengers on board. it was more than 1,000 feet in the air. >> united 135, i would like to report a near miss with that dwoen. at 850 feet on the other side of the bridge on final. >> that plane did land safely. the faa says the new jersey state lis were contacted. >>> the network says it was the target of a major cyberattack. hackers claiming to have stolen several programs and at least one script. hbo says authorities are investigating the hack. >>> the vacation nightmare in north carolina. state officials today saying it could take two more weeks to restore full power the parts of the outer banks. construction crews accidentally sliced through two power transmission cables. about evacuate, causing businesses and those families a lot of money after having planned summer vacations there. >>> and a family reunion tonight in what key key, hawaii. that is the sound of the mother of a baby seal crying

chester got connected with the special olympics when he was only eight years old 35 years ago. john gonzalez, abc seven news. adrianna: that's a good story. we've got a heat wave rolling in. doug: we've had them before. we've got them again. it's uncomfortable when you are moving through it. we say all the time, hey, stay cool. the best you can do is stay hydrated and keep yourself out of the direct sun. let's tell you about what is coming up here. at the moment, the sky looks beautiful. temperatures are warm but not quite hot. 84 in washington. that's ok if we can keep it there all day. yesterday, we had the low humidity. today, temperatures will go up, and humidity levels will climb. comfortable for the moment. by this time last year, we already had 10 days where we hit 90 or higher. so far this year, we have had 17. look where we were at the same place in 2016 and 2015. we have a better chance at showers tomorrow afternoon. the numbers look like this. scattered strong chances monday and tuesday. this is what summer is l z2e2bz z1a2z y2e2by y1a2y countless ailments.

was it right with you on your venture for the olympics paralympics in the twenty twenty four jackson. both the twenty twenty four and twenty twenty eight games are up for grabs but the paris in los angeles is all about who gets what yeah i'm from akron and sames getting first place is a big deal bigger than usual for a head of state he's already made his pitch in switzerland an unusual move for a country's leader who normally any make an appearance at the host city vote which is not until september trump was absent while the poll paris man who spent head of the french bid before macro to grab the reins was noticeably eclipsed by the president we hold the stage and then there's the campaigning has been enthusiastic to say the least showcasing his school sing prowess and trying hard to show just wasn't all round he is a defender olympic values and. they're under threat and questioned by many people today so it's the best money to defend. the olympic flame appears to be very much close to mykonos heart they made headlines after promising to make his leadership style the tarion channelin

and in os sport, we'll be looking towards the 2024 olympic games.e on our top story — donald trumpjunior releasing emails showing he was eager to accept what he was told was damaging information about hillary clinton provided by the russian state, during the presidential campaign. it appears to be the first confirmation that a trump associate attended a meeting in the expectation of being handed sensitive information from russian officials. there's been strong criticism from democrats and some republicans. but there are those saying it's no big deal — like elizabeth price foley, an american legal theorist and a supporter of the president. i think at this point it is much ado about nothing and there is nothing illegal about obtaining opposition research from whatever source. recently politico ran stories showing that a dnc operative, which isa campaign showing that a dnc operative, which is a campaign arm of the clinton campaign, had meetings out the ukrainian embassy for the express purpose of obtaining dirt on donald trump during the campaign. so i

paris and our families are now battling it out for the right to host the twenty twenty four olympics and seems determined to get france across the finish line first. the very day macron officially took a face he couldn't make his olympic charm offensive a priority to visit the new time right with you when you adventure for the olympics paralympics in the twenty twenty projects. both the twenty twenty four and twenty twenty eight games are up for grabs but the paris in los angeles is all about who gets what yeah. same's getting first place is a big deal bigger than usual for a head of state he's already made his pitch in switzerland an unusual move for a country's leader you'll need to make the appearance at the host city votes just north of the september trump was absence paris man who spent head of the french bed before macro to grab the reins was noticeably eclipsed by the president. to stage and then there's the campaigning has been enthusiastic to say the least showcasing his school singing prowess and trying hard to show just wasn't all round he is a defender olympic values and.

but olympic budgets are notoriously unrealistic.asked if the olympics would put the taxpayers at risk, the mayor said we are no longer there. maybe perhaps that things are well beyond the price tag. while pro mostors claim costs can be covered, have coffee with someone who studies such questions and he will tell you that no olympics since 1984 has made money on the games, although that may not be the point. >> like when you are hosting at your house, you don't do it for the money. do you it to shine. it is a major challenge for the city. and they want to show that they will succeed. >> but to succeed, paris must defeat the only other city in bidding for 2024 games, los angeles. three other cities have dropped out in part or entirely over the question of costs. >> in any kind of competition, you have your eye on the competitor to see how far they are behind you. so are you keeping an eye on los angeles? >> when i was an athlete, i was not just -- just a look ahead and we win on our strength. >> and for paris, looking forward means to

it means rutherford won't compete in the same stadium he won olympic gold five years ago.becoming a three—time european champion next year. sprinter richard kilty won't be there either. he was expected to compete in the men's 4x100—metre relay, but the european indoor champion has broken a finger on his changeover hand. there's been more criticism of the rugby football union's decision to not renew the contracts of england's women's 15—a—side players. in a letter seen by bbc sport, the shadow sports minister, dr rosena allin—khan, tells chief executive ian ritchie of her "deep concern". sarah hunter says the focus will remain on the world cup next month. we were fully aware of and understood the situation when the new contracts were coming out and it was something we were, i never thought it would happen in a million years and had been really excited by it and have benefited from it. and i think as a team, we have benefited from it. but right now, we're purely focused on getting to ireland and doing well at that world cup. we're not thinking about anything else, or letting

and the olympics back to america., two, to bring los angeles back to the olympics and hopefully the olympics back to los angeles. >> a final decision is expected in los angeles. los angeles hosted the summer olympics in 1932 and 1984. >>> we are coming up on hour 6:00 hour and a richmond teenager who was once homeless is now heading to college on a full, ride scholarship. >> back in november we in -- introduce you to a man as a member of the kennedy high school football team. paul chambers caught up with him again as he was packing his bags for college. he leaves tomorrow morning. >> reporter: by looking at the smile on akeli nelson's face, you would never know the pain he endured. >> from four through nine, my mom was on drugs. i had no father. >> reporter: he said life has always been an uphill battle for him. at the age of 14, is only left richmond for kentucky. two years later, he wanted to move back but it wasn't going to be easy. >> that's when i had to be a man, at 16 years old. call homeless shelters and get r

, right before the olympics. so last year in february, february 2016 not all of the members of the band but some of the members of the band created a song and a music video that is the performance they are second most known for after the punk prayer that got them thrown in prison. this is the video they released last year, february. it's very well done. i don't speak russian so i'm not sure i totally get all of the lyrics but i have to say i kind of like the song as well. this is a song called "chaka." one of the things that the hero does repeatedly through the video is she make as symbol of crossing her hands over her chest. a lot of the people in the video do that. as i understand it what that symbol means in context is it's supposed to be wings, bird wings. it's supposed to signify a sea gull because that's what the word chaka in russia is sea gull. that physical gesture of crossing your hands over your chest like that this is seen as a symbol for top level corruption in vladimir putin's government. the word c

the olympic same appears to be very much close to mykonos heart he made headlines after promising to make his leadership style the tarion channeling the french king louis the great who was himself once portrayed as jupiter at the head of the roman gods and of course as the father of all gods he requires a complete pantheon and it seems he's already found his self appointed hermes him and you claim these should be to. him miss. the messenger. as for his patron emanuel just like jupiter he's determined to get what he wants in this case is very open and picnics a place. from his place unions have warned they might not be able to provide the necessary level of security for an event on the scale of the olympics blaming budget cuts more than five hundred million euros of savings are being planned next year the policy is meant to bring the country's budget deficit in line with the limits patients are threatening to join mass protests planned for the. a new video has emerged reportedly showing u.s. helicopters flying over the city of syria which has its capital. syrian rebels started an oper

will be japan's first summer olympics since 1964. today to mark the milestone. >>> but first, the 2018 winter olympic games. >> less than 200 days away. work is well underway at the various sporting venues. doesn't look or feel like winter here in south korea, but don't let that fool you. experts say the work is already underway in several skating, skiing and other outdoor olympic venues. actually ahead of schedule. rare for the olympics. already athletes training. finishing touches aren't quite ready and no actually snow yet. >> broadcast 2018 winter olympics live across all time zones starting february 9, 2018. >>> now if you tuned in last night to watch olympic swimmer michael phelps race a great white shark, you might have been disappointed. >> viewers found out it would all be a simulation. watch this. >>> with the fin, phelps came close, but lost by two seconds. now twitter was of course abuzz with the fact that shark wasn't real. cool, but wasn't really. one tweet reading so turns out michael phelps is only racing a simulation

the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics ofin my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the fence into the headquarters of the israeli team. >> this was the first olympics that was going to have unprecedented live television coverage. >> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. arab guerillas are still holding inside the rooms of the israeli olympic team nine people, one of them believed dead. this is a live picture you're looking at right now. there again is the head of one of the guerillas. >> part of terrorism is theater. munich was so shocking because we televised it. >> the terrorists have now tossed a paper out of a window of the israeli quarters. it bore the title "communique" and lists five points of their ultimatum. >> the first purpose was to seize the israeli athletes as

paris and honestly the now battling it out for the right to host the twenty twenty four olympics. determined to get france across the finish line first the very day macron officially took office he couldn't wait to make his limp dick charm offensive a priority to visit with you when your branch of the olympics paralympics in the twenty twenty projects in. both the twenty twenty four and twenty twenty eight games are up for grabs but the paris in los angeles is all about who gets one year . getting first place is a big deal because than usual head of state. he made his pitch in switzerland is an unusual move for a country's leader and he makes appearance at the host city votes which is not september trump was absence paris man who spearheaded the french bid before macro to grab the reins was noticeably eclipsed by the president we hold two stage and then there's the campaigning has been enthusiastic to say the least showcasing his prowess and trying hard to show just wasn't around he is a friend olympic values and. they're under threat and questioned by many people today so it's th

again, the great olympic stadium stands. after first hosting the olympics in 1932, it was the l.a. summer games of '84 that electrified the country. the torch was lit at the l.a. coliseum, but it was carl lewis who set the crowd on fire. four gold medals here at home. just taking that victory lap with the entire stadium, your home country, just cheering you. there's nothing that will ever beat that moment in all the time in my career, nothing that will touch that. >> reporter: l.a. is boasting a low-cost, low-risk pi most of the venues are already built. the olympic village at ucla, hotels and infrastructure that can support a global crowd. nastia won gold in beijing but says the biggest stage in the world is here in l.a. >> to be able to compete at staples where kobe bryant and the lakers have had so much legacy, i think that's pretty special. >> the ioc announcement will come in september. just a reminder, the 2018 olympic winter games in south korea will be here before you know it. we're 212 days away from that, february 9, our eun yang will be there to bring you reports and you

, right before the olympics. so last year in february, february 2016 not all of the members of the band but some of the members of the band created a song and a music video that is the performance they are second most known for after the punk prayer that got them thrown in prison. this is the video they released last year, february. it's very well done. i don't speak russia so i'm not sure i totally get all of the lyrics but vi to say i kind of like the song as well. this is a song called "chaka." one of the things that the hero does repeatedly through the video is she make as symbol of crossing her hands over her chest. a lot of the people in the video do that. as i understand it what that symbol means in context is it's supposed to be wings, bird wings. it's supposed to signify a sea gull because that's what the word chaka in russia is sea gull. that physical gesture of crossing your hands over your chest like that this is seen as a symbol for top level corruption in vladimir putin's government. the word chaka

one of those cities will host the summer olympics in 2024.national olympic committee report released today praised the bid submitted by both cities. the ioc says l.a. and paris can almost support the entire games right now with the existing buildings and stadiums. paris appears to have an edge for 2024. here's the buzz. whichever city loses out in 2024 will likely be named to host the 202 olympics. the decision will be announced in september. i remember when the olympics were in l.a. in 1984. that was quite a scene in los angeles. hopefully it comes back to california. >> yes, i'm voting in my lifetime. >> that will be in your lifetime. >> thanks for joining us. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris rock, andy cohen,

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but the summer olympics are coming to los angeles. the only question is what year.international olympic committee is breaking with tradition and will award the 20-24 and 20-28 games at once. since only l-a and paris bid for the games... they will each get one when the final decision is made in september. several l-a protest groups criticized the decision, saying the summer games will divert funding and attention from more urgent issues facing the city. it's xx and we're just getting started. donald trump junior answering tough questions about a meeting with a russia lawyer during the presidential campaign. now his emails are under the microscope. what the white house is saying, as congressional scrutiny heats up. plus, break out the short shorts-- becuase it's about to really heat up. our storm watch weather team has of the heat wave thats is cooking the dmv. good morning washington. today: mostly to partly cloudy, hot and humid, isolated pm thunderstorms 30% highs: 92-97 heat index: near 100 degrees winds: southwest to west 5-10 mph overnight: quite warm and humid

, that olympics weekm was almost like living in another world, that olympics week.as an athlete, as a span of sport. i'd never seen anything like and i've been to some big football matches. the athletes to get that kind of reception was unbelievable. it was awesome, will never forget. as we said in the intro, we had been doing well and it really was the icing on the cake. it was that defining moment when everyone thought, we can do this. not only is it in our home capital, in london, but we were doing well. we were, but track and field athletics is one of those sports where you are lucky to get one of the olympic champion. we expected jessica to get the gold, didn't we? so much pressure but that one was almost nailed on. she still had to perform. for me, out of all champions, the person who with all due respect life must have changed the most was great, because everyone knew mo farrah and jessica ennis, u nless knew mo farrah and jessica ennis, unless you are a sports fan and greg rutherford was not that well known. here he is, that might forever changed him. when h

on, it isa the olympic games. 12 months on, it is a city on age.months on, it is a city on age. translationzlj think rio really needs this reinforcement because the violence is too much. people will feel much safer with the army in the street, walking along the shore feels safer with them here. in the first six months of 2017, an average of three people were killed each day in rio by stray bullets. many of them during shootouts between police and drug gangs. with authorities admitting much of the city is now out of their control, politicians have turned to the military as well as the army the country ‘s air force and navy are also participating in the operation. translation: the objective of the mission is to defend the integrity of the people. to preserve public order and ensure institutions are functioning. the worsening of the security situation is at the forefront of our warriors. the renewed violence in rio has coincided with them worst recession in decades. unemployment reaching 14 million. human rights groups warned that the city ‘s poorest