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has forged with special olympics. they include development for readers, and even a credentialing program with special educators. the partnership with special olympics is something new to special instruction and p.e. so as we come up to present the commendation, i'd love both to publicly thank michelle zepada, and then welcome our partners from special olympics up, as well, so they can take part in the special activity. thank you. michelle deserves some applause right now. [applause] >> i would just like to say that it has really been an honor for our department to bring special olympics into our community, and i just want the community to know we're just getting started. when we first started, there were 100 or so students participating in special olympics events, and we are now over 2100 students, and we are just getting started. i want parents to know that all students will be included in activities. we will have many inclusive opportunities for students to play together, learn together. and it's not just an activit

summer olympics.here's this $2 million payment that french prosecutors have flagged as suspicious. they are now investigating japan's olympic chief. it's the timing that has a lot of people on the ground here in tokyo suspicious given the fact that the investigation was announced just a matter of weeks after a french businessman was arrested and remains in kusa here. of course i'm talking about carlos ghosn. let's take a look. >> tokyo! >> reporter: tokyo's winning bid for the 2020 olympics came just when japan really needed a win. still reeling from 2011's earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown, tokyo 2020 symbolized a new beginning, but that new beginning could be tarnished by accusations of financial crimes on top of concerns over the bloated multibillion dollar budget. paris prosecutors are investigating the head of japan's olympic committee, scrutinizing his role in the bidding process amid reports of a suspicious $2 million payment made right around the time tokyo beat out istanbul and madrid.

bbc olympic sports reporter nick hope has been to meet her. was born in the uk, my parents are british. the whole family moved into france when i was four because we love being in the mountains. france when i was four because we love being in the mountainsm france when i was four because we love being in the mountains. it is a stunning backdrop in the french alps, what was it like growing up? must have been amazing?m alps, what was it like growing up? must have been amazing? it was pretty amazing, never really spent much time inside, always trying to follow my brothers and keep up with them. her older brothers both raced internationally but charlotte would reach the olympics and four years after her debut she entered pyung 2018 as a medal contender. she was left frustrated after a crash but also by the french team, who had been unable to help her recover from a serious injury sustained earlier in her career. i worked my pelvis eight years ago and since then i have been in pain and since then i have been in pain and struggling. we hadn't found

then later be the head of the international olympic committee. serving in the 1970's when there is the tragedy at munich in the international olympic committee. he has some deeply held anti-semitic ideas. but he argues is that radicals and communists are trying to encourage this boycott, and that is his coded language for jews pushing a boycott. and brundage ultimately wins the day. he goes over to germany to inspect and check whether jewish athletes are being treated fairly under the regime. he does not speak german. he's never allowed to talk to a n athlete without a nazi official present. and he finds what he wants to find. which is, as he argues, that jewish athletes are being treated fairly. certainly, they were not, but some of the nazi's earliest policies were to segregate jews. jews couldn't swim in pools, jews couldn't train with non-jews. that affects jewish athletes who could have qualified for the 1936 olympics. we also try to round out the media landscape by showing american newsreels here. even during the depression , americans went

as you can see the olympic rings behind me, this is an olympic city.arguably the biggest since the olympics in 1996. they have a great new stadium to host the event. i went there earlier to find her preparations were getting on. this is one of the newest stadiums in north america, now it gets to host one of the biggest events in sport. a sell—out crowd of over 75,000 people are looking forward to the showpiece event at atalanta's showpiece venue. you look up at this halo board, it isa you look up at this halo board, it is a unique, special feature, the only one in the world with that in place in that way. we will definitely take full advantage of that and many other features in this building. it is state—of—the—art in every way and we are excited to showcase it to the rest of the world. whilst much of the focus is on what will happen on the field, organisers are working closely with the authorities to make sure there are no safety issues. security is tight, with every single vehicle entering the area around the stadium being checked. officers are looki

the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. all those more bad news for a former giant in the global auto industry stephen bentley has that story and more insights there of course with our mike carlos ghosn as we have frequently for the past few months japanese prosecutors now filing two charges two more charges i should say against former needs of the former nissan chairman now accusing him of aggravated breach of trust the new filing comes days after go and made his first appearance in a tokyo court on the original charges of financial misconduct and going to the architects of reno's alliance with nissan and many see him as the glue keeping it together the french carmaker says it has no evidence of fraud on the part of go on and go and has denied the charges linked to nissan his lawyers say that they will seek bail following the latest allegations. now as the u.s. and china try to overcome their trade dispute europe can hope the resolution might lead to easier access to the lucrative chinese consumer market something that has

. >>> the olympic star revealing hiprivate health battle. his powerful message to other men tonight. >>> and the wounded warrior who stopped to help on the road andu got a big rprise. >>> good evening, everyone. it has been quite the day. news of a bombshell inment of a key trump ally in the mueller probe was quickly s overtaken hourter by even bigger breaking news, that the e ment is finally reopening. on day 35 of the shutdown, , president trump in retre deferring his fight r a border wall and agreeing to end the shutdown as it impacts more and more things we depend on. just today flights grounded in the northeast because of air traffic control staffing issue tonight back pay will soon be on the way for affected government workerjo their tempered, however, by the fact this deal is only mporary. our hallie jackson starts us off tonight. hallie, good evening >> reporter: lester, good evening. the president is expected to sign that bill to reopen government once it reaches his desk. and despite the personal pain for so many people over these

the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. you're watching news still to come on the program as japanese prosecutors filed more charges against will no c.e.o. the carmaker says if i have no evidence of wrongdoing. i'm sorry kelly and. and all that more coming up with the physical and. time for an upgrade. our furniture grows old by. a house with no roof. or design highlights you can make yourself. trains tips and tricks that will turn your.

i am looking a lot further ahead with the goal of the olympics and trying to go for a medal.at's bbc.com/sport. but from me, holly hamilton, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. we've got a potentially disruptive snowy spell of weather on the way. we've got very cold air locked in place and an area of low pressure developing over the atlantic. and it's a perfect breeding ground for a snow event as this moisture moves in across the country, bumps into the cold air — some of us are likely to see some pretty heavy sleet and snow through thursday into friday. so of course some yellow warnings are in force for snow, ice, and also the risk of freezing fog overnight through thursday into friday, it's likely to cause some disruption so stay tuned to bbc local radio and keep tuned to subsequent weather forecasts. but we start this morning on a very cold note, largely clear skies. so many places will be dry. a few wintry showers continue across the north of scotland. we'll also see some freezing fog patches developing. something else to watch out for. we could be

the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics ofr. >> i was in 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

next year as the olympic games. iam really already. next year as the olympic games.t all of the finals from bbc permit will be strange alive. before we go... let's check in with our senior football reporter ian dennis. four hours to go on transfer deadline day. anything going to happen? a deal has been announced. brighton have signed a slovenian striker from marble. we are still expecting for them to do some business, but don't forget the time sheets. providing thatis forget the time sheets. providing that is submitted, indeed bdo sheet, rather, that will actually buy plus an extra two hours. it has got to be submitted before 11 o'clock, and it is not a legally binding contract, by providing they have got all the releva nt by providing they have got all the relevant signings, it would mean that clubs have got an additional two hours to get a deal over the line. all right, ian, it makes it sound like you are already heading home. but he will be here for the rest of the evening, but we all will be. they forget our late programme at10:30pm be. they forget our late progr

. >> the olympics coming up. going to see her, but is that much joy and that much happiness acceptable to the judges? >> the olympic committee may not like that. exciting. >> that was very fun. what's exciting, too, rob's forecast. >> right now we have showers, a lot of wind and rain headed our way. storm ranger, mobile doppler radar picking up brief downpours, some thunder showers offshore. we'll talk about how that may impact your forecast tomorrow coming up. >> plus, bay area athlete training for the 2020 olympics. she won't represent the u.s.. the east bay gymnast hoping to head to tokyo. if you want a car from a company that's been building them for 115 years, get a ford. if you want a car with driver-assist technology, get a ford. if you want waze and amazon alexa compatibility, get a ford. if you want a car that doesn't have any of that, get anything... but a ford. otherwise, you're gonna want a ford. ♪ >>> we were just talking about the olympics before the break. we are a year and a half away from the 202

he'll also the two—time reigning olympic champion. yeah, obviously been struggling for a long time. in a lot of pain for, well, it's been probably about 20 months now. pretty much done everything that i could to try and get my hip feeling better and, you know, hasn't helped loads. you know, i'm in a better place than i was six months ago but you know, still in a lot of pain and yeah. it's been tough. (breaks down) . andy, there's that mean it might be your last tournament? —— does that mean. and yeah, i think there isa that mean. and yeah, i think there is a chance of that, yeah. a short time ago i spoke to our tennis reporter david law who was at murray's news conference in melbourne and gave us his assessment. it is his standard pretournament press c0 nfe re nce it is his standard pretournament press conference that after the first question which is basically how you feeling given all of the hip problems he has had over the past 18 months, his voice broke, he said he is not feeling great, his hip isn't great, he was in tears by that point and he needed to leave the room to gather

she is leaving his job to focus entirely on running and even if the olympics isn't his motivation with tokyo twenty twenty coming up and more time to train citizen runner could be selected to run for his country possibly becoming japan's first olympic marathon winner since two thousand and four. has reminded our top story this hour france and germany have signed a new friendship treaty aimed at strengthening that relationship and that country's role in the euro to prevent us things and increased cooperation of security and foreign policy. i don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just download from google play from the apple still get back to of the basics news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and also use it to send you some photos and in yours. else as will happen he says from the world economic forum and davos in just a moment i'll be back at the top of feet on a full seven you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on the website that's t w dot com how did the. the world. with him how to be done to keep

and olympic gold medallist katherine copeland is retiring from rowing after an 11—year career. the left, competed at two olympics and secured gold in the lightweight double sculls alongside sophie hoskings at london 2012. what a series it's turning out to be for india, who are on course for an historic first series win in australia. they dominated day two of the fourth and final test in sydney. chetashwar pujara, who's proved the difference between the two sides fell agonisingly short of his double century, caught and bowled by nathan lyon on 193. rishabh pant also produced his highest test score with 159 not out before india declared on 627—7. in reply, australia were 2a without loss. india just need to draw this match to win the best of three series. that's all from sportsday. from all of us, good night. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kevin schofield, editor of politicshome, and dawn foster, columnist at the guardian. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily telegraph leads on the apparentl

about a month ter in london, at the same venue, he wins e gold-medal in the olympics, 2012 olympics for britain, beating roger federer. the next year he wins wimbledon and he won the u.s. open in 2012. he won three majors in his career. he won wimbledon ain in 2016. had a really distinguished career. what he diin the olympics and wimbledon lifted great britain, which had been struggling in tennis for a long time. rajini: we certainly were struggling in tennis tributes have been pouring in for andy murray and his career, billie jean king describing him as a champion on and off the court. how would you characterize his contributions to tennis? beyond impact stretch tennis because he spoke on social issues, particularly on equality as his coach -- the first time player to have a female coach, and he spoke about sexism in the game. particularly after his coach, he saw how much people blamed her for his struggle and said "if i had a male coach, it wouldthot be the samg." monday --ed reporters when they say that so-and-so is the first player to do something -- he would say waitond, first male

the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. good luck to them you're watching you do reviews was of a lot more to tell you about including as japanese prosecutors found more charges against the no c.e.o. carmakers says it finds no evidence of wrongdoing and another senior executive a tech giant huawei detained on spying charges. oh and just over a month after the high profile arrest of its chief financial officer in canada ben oh well how about a whole lot more for you coming right up and i'll see again at the top of the hour . sleep. carefully. don't seem to be. too difficult.

i'm very sorry that this trouble could possibly affect the olympic movement the organizing committee and all the people involved in steadfast and smooth preparations toward hosting the twenty twenty games. for minor now the top stories we're following for you here and it is judgment day for british prime minister to resubmit his plan for the leaving the european union may has called on lawmakers to back the deal but all indications are they will throw it out. and with that now you're up to date on t.w. news i'm sarah kelly in berlin after a short break it is business with gary hart first he has a whole lot more news if you stay with us if you can. kill that volume or that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with clients and. what's your story. with numbers and women especially in victims.

the international olympic committee has allegedly withheld key evidence which may have been crucial for clearing the names of bond russian athletes from the twenty eight day in winter olympics a lengthy legal battle was triggered by the so named mcclaren reports compiled by canadian dr richard mcclaren at the request of the i.o.c. the latest appeal to uphold the ban on one competitor cross-country skier alexander lead off was thrown nuts by a swiss court on sunday and the olympic body will now drop its challenge on twenty seven other russian athletes who additionally were acquitted we spoke to led coffs lawyer about the case the i.o.c. is handling of the evidence. because our investigation our only investigation in general tucson seventeen and i address our communities it issues because i use the media you have to talk to media every december two thousand and six and about seventy six blood samples from all all of the russian athletes from sochi. where we tested it with. the result i know i can see it in october of two consultants seventy nods at me the blood samples where are not teste

december how she had been kicked and punched repeatedly during her training for the chiang winter olympics so much so she said she felt like she was going to die but earlier this month as she made the bombshell allegation that cho had also raped her on a number of occasions it is an allegation that cho through his lawyers has denied nevertheless this case has sent shock waves through the whole sporting community of south korea in particular in short track speed skating it's sporting with south korea has a particular prowess winning twenty four olympic gold medals since the early ninety's she is a double a lympics gold medalist but it does seem to indicate that a culture of abuse has been tolerated in the pursuit of a limb pick excellence as the country's president in her said of this case it does seem to show the humiliating underside of the country's a glorious facade as a sporting powerhouse and seeking superstar lindsey vonn has been named in the usa squad for the world championships in sweden her selection comes despite concerns over the attorney for four year olds how severe need pain

but it's not your olympics coming up next year french prosecutors have indicted the president of japan'sa limb pick committee so now. on corruption charges the allegations relate to a suspect payment of some two million euros maybe for tokyo was chosen as the host in twenty thirteen the international olympic committee's ethics commission has also opened a file on the mr to cater who spearheaded the campaign to host the games. now of football's asian cup the second round of the group stage continues on friday australia got their campaign back on track by beating palestine three nil the socceroos have suffered a shocking loss to jordan that opener and china stayed on top of group c. by easily down in the philippines. scored twice in the three nil success favorite south korea barely squeaked by ca's extern kim man james provided the only goal of that encounter. tennis superstar on the murray has announced that he will retire this week saying a persistent hip injuries causing him too much pain at an emotional press conference in melbourne he have repeatedly broke down in tears he said that h

he'll also the two—time reigning olympic champion.eeling better and, you know, it hasn't helped loads. you know, i'm in a better place than i was six months ago, but, you know, still in a lot of pain. now to spanish football where copa del rey holders barcelona will need to overturn a 2—1 deficit in the second leg of their last 16 tie against levante, if they're to maintain hopes of a fifth successive title. the home side were two goals to the good inside the opening 20 minutes but a late phillipe coutinho penalty has given ernesto valverde's catalans a smaller advantage to overcome at camp nou next thursday. the clean sweep is on and a rise up the rankings is there for the taking for south africa. they host pakistan in the third and final test getting under way injohannesburg shortly knowing that another win will take them up to second place in the test rankings. as for pakistan, their batters are badly in need of a confidence boost ahead of the one day international series. defending champions australia are licking their wounds afte

has been convicted of assaulting a two time olympic champion the case has prompted the country's biggest ever investigation into physical and sexual abuse in sport robin wright reports from seoul. beyond was originally sentenced last september to ten months in prison for assaulting four athletes one of them being shipped suki he arrived in court in a prison van to hear the verdict of his appeal against that decision only to be told that his original sentence of ten months is now to be extended to eighteen months shem had told his appeal hearing last december how she had been kicked and punched repeatedly during her training for the young chang winter olympics so much so she said she felt like she was going to die but earlier this month as she made the bombshell allegation that cho had also raped her on a number of occasions it is an allegation that cho threw his lawyers has denied nevertheless this case has sent shock waves through the whole sporting community of south korea in particular in short track speed skating it's a sport in which south korea has a particular prowess winning twen

it has everything from hammer to high olympics? it has everything from hammerto highjump. olympics?mp. and this year there were quite a few world records. there is much more on all the news at any time on the bbc website. thank you very much for watching. hello there. northern parts of the uk on monday were particularly blustery. winds gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour for some. but i think it's eastern areas that will see the strongest winds through the day ahead. the swirl of cloud, this area of low pressure, is responsible for that very windy weather in the north on monday. sliding its way eastwards towards scandinavia, but on its western flank we are still bringing in some strong winds, brisk northerly winds particularly close to those eastern coastal areas. the winds will feed one or two showers in towards the east of the uk at times through the day, but generally speaking, though, we are generally looking at a lot of dry weather. there will be some spells of sunshine, fairly large areas of cloud floating around as well. it'll be breezy wherever you are, but if you're spendin

. >>> olympic figure skater adam rippon delivers an emotional note to self. he reflects on his journey, turning moments of failure into opportunities for success and what we can all learn from being our true selves. >> plus an extraordinary connection in a louisiana hospital. a woman mourning her father reaches out to a random couple. and now they are like family. >> and what are your goals for well being in the new year? "new york times" best selling author james clear has tips on how to take your best habits in 2019 and how to stick to them. >> we twin thbegin this mornings new year with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! >> the world rings in a new year. >> i'm at the white house working. you're out there partying tonight. but i don't became you. have a really, really happy new year's. >> the government shutdown drags on. house democrats unveiling legislat n the government. still without money for the wall. >> i'm in the white house. i'm ready to go. they can come over right now. >> during his new year's speech, king

the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. if you sleep over to business with steven now more bad news for a former c.e.o. of global auto industry that's right by we're talking of course about carlos ghosn japanese prosecutors filing two new charges against the former nissan chairman and head of the renault nissan alliance they're accusing goanna of breach of trust and falsifying financial reporting the announcement comes two days after go and made his first appearance in its hokey o. court for legit financial misconduct in japan the going was responsible for a nose alliance with nissan french car maker says it has no evidence of fraud on the part of gone and gone has denied the charges link to nissan his lawyers said they will seek bail following the newest allegations. asian markets are up today on efforts to resolve the u.s. trying to china trade dispute western nations meanwhile are hoping a resolution could lead to easier access to that lucrative chinese consumer market something that has remained frustratingly out of rea

the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. all right business news now with how they gave us and who our way of making got the headlines again for all the wrong reasons that's right bill it seems like if you are a while where you executive you have to take care when you travel because after the arrest of the company c.f.o. in canada now another top executive of the company is being held this time by polish off already they are claiming that they have espionage charges against china says it is disturbed by the news. a chinese while we employee and the polish cyber security expert who served as a domestic intelligence officer they are the two men charged with spying by polish authorities. are suspected of espionage on behalf of chinese intelligence services against poland is an important investigation into serious events that threaten the security of poland if you will not of the. western intelligence agencies have been warning the chinese government could use well ways products to collect data they say the tech giant which was

international olympic committee has allegedly withheld key evidence that could have been crucial for clearing the names of russian athletes banned from the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics those are the findings by the lawyer of alexander led golf and the athlete who was banned by the i.o.c. from participating in the olympic games but then later managed to regain his status we spoke to lagos a lawyer about the case and the i.o.c. is handling of the that it's. more of the results of my trial. that i see. the blood samples that we are not tested by. i asked do you already. count the chain of custody in which each chain of custody on the song is not to try it and i don't want to. you know if it is possible what dr richard were told us or made it clear leave it all of us under the right in the. letter. in the night about two pm the representative of the i.o.c. repeat it. claimed that they had no. blood tests and. shaved off cassidy's not know of. after the procedure i have to go to counseling nation of blood samples were tested negative and and a chain of custody we can see reco

speed skating team has been hit with more jail time cho has been convicted of solving a two time olympic champion the cases prompted the country's biggest ever investigation into physical and sexual abuse in sport rob mcbride reports from seoul. beyond was originally sentenced last september to ten months in prison for assaulting four athletes one of them being shem suki he arrived in court in a prison van to hear the verdict of his appeal against that decision only to be told that his original sentence of ten months is now to be extended to eighteen months shem had told his appeal hearing last december how she had been kicked and punched repeatedly during her training for the chiang winter olympics so much so she said she felt like she was going to die but earlier this month she made the bombshell allegation that cho had also raped her on a number of occasions it is an allegation that cho threw his lawyers has denied nevertheless this case has sent shock waves through the whole sporting community of south korea in particular in short track speed skating it's sporting with south korea ha

the vatican competing at the olympics may still be a way off but a leap of faith is all they need. ok this leap over to business now with even more bad news for a former giant in the global auto industry that's right brian we're talking of course about carlos goanna japanese prosecutors filing two new charges against the former new zealand chairman and they're accusing him now of breach of trust and falsifying financial reporting the downside comes days after going made his first appearance in a tokyo court for legit financial misconduct in japan and go to the architect of those alliance with nissan and considered by many to be the glue holding the two companies together the french carmaker says it has no evidence of fraud on the part of go and go and has denied the charges linked nissan his lawyers said they will seek bail following the latest allegations. that asian markets are up today on efforts to resolve the u.s. china trade dispute western nations are meanwhile hoping for that any resolution in the dispute could lead to easier access to the lucrative chinese consumer market

has been convicted of assaulting a two time olympic champion the case has prompted the country's biggest ever investigation into physical and sexual abuse in sport robin wright reports from seoul. jo-jo beyond was originally sentenced last september to ten months in prison for assaulting four athletes one of them being shem suki he arrived in court in a prison van to hear the verdict of his appeal against that decision only to be told that his original sentence of ten months is now to be extended to eighteen months shem had told his appeal hearing last december how she had been kicked and punched repeatedly during her training for the chiang winter olympics so much so she said she felt like she was going to die but earlier this month as she made the bombshell allegation that cho had also raped her on a number of occasions it is an allegation that cho through his lawyers has denied nevertheless this case has sent shock waves through the whole sporting community of south korea in particular in short track speed skating it's a sport in which south korea has a particular prowess winning twen

well the head of japan's olympic committee has denied that two payments made shortly before tokyo was selected to host the twenty twenty games were in any way corrupt so in a case of takeda has been indicted by french prosecutors says they investigate two million dollars in payments made just before tokyo was chosen to host the olympics if there is a concern for organizers who have been praised for running ahead of schedule japan's olympics minister said that the country must now overcome a bad image to cater in teens its innocence. i'm very sorry that this trouble could possibly affect the olympic movement the organizing committee and all the people involved and start fast and smooth preparations toward hosting the twenty twenty games. very much. in football the final round of the asian. group stage has begun with heartbreak for india they have crashed out of the tournament after opponents bahrain scored in stoppage time to take a one nil victory and the other game hosts united arab emirates confirmed their place in the round of sixteen they drew one all with thailand who also progre

and merlin ottey at the 2004 olympic games, 44. and delighted to sayjo is here. good morning. good morning. i feel almost in gracious talking about your age, but that's why you're here. it is extraordinary. you are 45 right now. if you get to the olympics, you will be 46.” 45 right now. if you get to the olympics, you will be 46. i don't mind talking about my age. i enjoy the banter. ithink mind talking about my age. i enjoy the banter. i think age mind talking about my age. i enjoy the banter. ithink age is experience, that is howl the banter. ithink age is experience, that is how i like to look at it. i absolutely love running and that is what keeps me going. six olympic games. i mean, you have done five, why do you need a sixth? ijust love running, i love everything that running brings really and i think one of the motivations for me is i love the fa ct motivations for me is i love the fact that he gives us good quality family time. i go out with my kids and they go on their bikes and we go to the forest and the canal and the co

still ahead, a local athlete training already for the 2020 olympics. won't be representing the u.s. we'll introduce you to the east bay gymnast hoping to head to tokyo. ake sure your complaint is taken seriously. plus: we )re tracking your work week forecast as you head out the door. join us monday morning from housewarming party for governor newsom and his family... it )s probably a good >>> welcome back. just in case anyone was planning a house warming party for governor newsom and his family it's good to cancel it now. the governor and his family are leaving the governor's mansion in sacramento they just moved into. they're not going far. he and his wife have four children and the age of ten and realized the three-story victorian may not be a good choice with lots of stairs. the governor's mansion is not the most kid friendly. so the newsoms bought this home in fair oaks. we are told they're renovating it now and will move in in a few months. >>> we are still a year and a whatever half away from the 2020 olympics in tokyo. athletes all across the ba

|j man who helped the gb women to olympic gold at rio 2016.ink they will benefit from some new leadership. i am enjoying working with them and the staff, i feel very energised by their attitude and approach to things. those things in combination means i'm feeling good about the next 18 months. 1988 was the last success, what would it mean to be back up there again? we have to be back up there again? we have to believe we can make it happen and he is installing the belief in us. we have to work to try and get there. their skills will be on show next friday with gb hoping to begin their reign in spain. there's more on the bbc sport website where you can follow the day's football — it's currently wolves 2—0 leicester in the lunchtime premier league game. that's bbc.co.uk/sport you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:50pm. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. let's get more now on the "postcode lottery" in gp care, which means doctors in some parts of england are str

but forjo pavey, one olympics wasn't enough.e there's nothing quite like it. when i walk out into the olympic stadium, i always take a moment to look up at the flame and just think, "wow, how special is this?" and also, to appreciate the moment and be thankful to everyone who has helped me get to that position. i just love the honour of being in the team, all the team—mates and the banter, just the whole experience of it. over the years, pavey has claimed world and commonwealth medals. in 2014, she became the oldest female european champion when she won gold in the 10,000 metres at the age of 40, she admits her children a busy mum, juggling training, parties, play dates, has made. wefeel—xbaaeeeeegzzg j maui-l..- !-.-..-.j.-.-..- , i wasjo pavey i was jo pavey 40. i wasjo pavey 40. l was neverjo pavey anymore. i enjoyed that banter. that should be a problem. if pavey claims a spot at the 2020 and a fix, she—isa! ruling eetihepncublhtv—l jo currie, bbc news. for this year's britain's got talent auditions, after months out of the

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one thing is for sure, this is yet another controversy to dog the japanese olympic committee.were concerns about the negotiations with the architect, late architect regarding the stadium. it was blowing out of control. then there were plagiarism allegations about the mascot as well, so it's certainly casting a pall over japan as they gear up for the 2020 olympics. >> people are drawing similarities. thank you for the reporting. >>> we are going to take you to missouri next because look at this. >>> hundreds of cars and trucks stranded for hours as the winter storm pummels the areas and it is moving east. eric van dam joins us with more about it next. >>> the wint er storm is packin more damage and could do more damage with cities inundated with the stuff. st. louis, missouri has received a blanket. eric van dam is covering this story. it's heading east and getting more powerful. >> it's center over st. louis right now. but the mid-atlantic states they're going to be feeling the impact from the storm system as well. that's not just for heavy snow. it's across the western portio

has been convicted of assaulting a two time olympic champion bride reports from salt. beyond was originally sentenced last september to ten months in prison for assaulting four athletes one of them being shem suki he arrived in court in a prison van to hear the verdict of his appeal against that decision only to be told that his original sentence of ten months is now to be extended to eighteen months shem had told his appeal hearing last december how she had been kicked and punched repeatedly during her training for the young chang winter olympics so much so she said she felt like she was going to die but earlier this month as she made the bombshell allegation that cho had also raped her on a number of occasions it is an allegation that cho threw his lawyers has denied nevertheless this case has sent shock waves through the whole sporting community of south korea in particular in short track speed skating it's a sport in which south korea has a particular prowess winning twenty four olympic gold medals since the early ninety's she herself is a double a lympics gold med

training already for the 2020 olympics. but she won't be representing the u.s. we'll introduce you to the east bay gymnast hoping to head to tokyo. ake sure your complaint is taken seriously. plus: we )re tracking your work week forecast as you head out the door. join us monday morning from

state—sponsored doping scandal, the country's flag and anthem banned from the pyeongchange winter olympicse to grant access to the anti—dumping lot in moscow, the epicentre of cheating, but today wada decided against a suspension because the data has been since been handed over, the head of the organisation telling me it was a key breakthrough. it's major step forward in the direction of what we are trying to achieve, which is actually to get to the bottom of this russian saga, to be able to identify those who have really cheated, and to be able to prosecute those cases and wait until we have all the certification and analysts work, but i think a realistic number could be a few hundred cases, yes. they are alleged to have sabotaged its own games in sochi in 2014, a bombshell what a report including up in sochi in 2014, a bombshell wada report including up to a thousand athletes across many sprites may have benefited from a conspiracy that was under way for years. london 2012 was hailed as the cleanest olympics in history, but now we know it since then, it's officially become the dirtiest w

she was a child when her career began norway's sagna henning was an olympic gold medalist at sixteen and one of hollywood's highest paid stars by the age of twenty six she sailed across the ice like a white swan a perfect. innocence. but what was this ice princess really like a norwegian film tries to uncover the truth behind the legend. just a sort of created this whole sort of ice capades ice skating extravaganza the coal industry of it was always in the coal for old business and was able to become a now a huge sort of a hollywood star but also incredibly powerful businesswoman. before heading to hollywood sonja hennie won a gold medal at the nine hundred fifty six winter olympic games in germany where she met adult hitler it's rumored that the two had an affair the film only hints at this. was in the morning was. called goebbels instead of propaganda which includes movie distribution i had dinner with him once. he did yes a teacher's place. i get in germany you double my seat. that any rate hollywood was unconcerned by her connections to nazi germany she made her u.s. movie debut

they want to improve their image in time for the sporting events in the country, such as the olympic games. the >> i guess it is natural to adjust to international standards. >> 24 hour convenience stores can be found all over japan. thes not placed out of reach of children. threed family mart are companies planning to take it off the shelves. stores more make welcoming to women and children. >> it is a free country. you can look at whatever you want. moreh those magazines were secretive. in a better spot. outn't want them to be where anyone can see them. >> 7-eleleven willll phase out e magagazis b by august. >> that wraps up the business news for now. >> thank you. coming up, more bad news on clclimate change. ice is melting in greenland four times faster than before. details on the way after the headlines. donald d trump: i'm establilishg new vettining measures to keepep radical islslamic terrorists out of the united states of america. we don't want 'em here. llara kiswanani: there''s a s sa of a arab peoplele, muslim p pee in n this country designed to peperpetuate a and justifyf

the race was won by the olympic champion marcel hirscher.m of the tennis season, with seven british players in action on day one of the australian open. but the focus, as you'd expect, remains on andy murray who tomorrow morning may play his last ever match as a professional. joe wilson reports. andy murray words as he has very little left. that is ok because he had given everything, he shared every commotion on the court with some of the greatest players who have ever lived. the fiercest rivals can also be close friends. that is the essence of sport, and that is white andy murray will be missed. notjust for me, white andy murray will be missed. not just for me, but white andy murray will be missed. notjust for me, but all of sport will be sad because andy murray is respected and a likeable guy in the locker room. he is a great champion, legend of the sports without a doubt. andy murray's decision to stop is a reality check that even when the best male players seemed ageless, they cannot go on forever. i was shocked to note now that we are g