the karate in olympic.ime and maybe the last time the karate in the olympic programme. so for me right now, it's when i being in my peak of career, it's a very pure luck and i couldn't be happier about it. karate in general is very beautiful martial art, i think. and it's a mix of traditional japanese philosophy with dynamic movements, perfect timing and minimal contact. so in any case, i think it will be very interesting for the audience. sablone will be one of the more experienced debutants at the games, now 3a, she's been riding competitively since she was a teenager. i think it's kind of fitting. it's like this is — you get one shot, it's going to be the first time for skateboarding. and i've been doing it for this long and and i've seen it change so much. and it would be great to get to the competitive part of skateboarding for me with this. like, it doesn't get much bigger than this. you know, when kelly holmes won in 2004, i was pretty young. i must have been five. my mum told us we never were really

c, the international olympic committee of the olympic committee. of course that house on high importance because a lot of money is depending on these games. and then again, of course for the athletes, it's extremely important because they have been training for years. many of these sports. they don't usually get the attention outside of the olympics, take canoeing or take tech one, do all the smallest sports. so it's extremely important for those athletes that they get the, the chance to compete in front of the world. so if there is no doubt that the game should go ahead, there is no doubt that they will go ahead for me. actually, i don't think we're in a point in time of time where there is a chance to, to cancel them. and i do think in the eyes of the athletes, it's also important than going i was up, i will go, this is multiple figures. 80 percent of the japanese population, apparently against the gains taking place. you know, what of the japanese authorities, the japanese organized since the games got right, so fall. and what if they got wrong?

the olympic games.he pinnacle of a sporting endeavour, creating legends since 1896, and you pass the baton of success down the generations. tokyo had the honour in 1964. now, 57 years on, much in the world has changed, but the olympics ideal continues. the coronavirus pandemic has meant a 12 month delay, so now, five years on from rio, the eyes of the world are onjapan. who combines strength and grace with a winning mentality, and the surfer, a teenager obsessed with the waves and ready to showcase her sport to the world. four athletes, one common goal, to take home olympic gold. these are the new faces of the games. irina zaretska was born in the ukraine, but the 25—year—old world champion now represents azerbaijan. with karate a new sport on the olympic schedule, she is ready to make the most of her opportunity. you know, some people are telling that very important things in the olympic games is not to win but to take part. that is not for me! yeah, i have a very big ambition and of course i want gold

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more than 80 percent of the population in japan do not want the olympics to be staged this summer. olympic athletes are amazing to behold, there is no question about it. but the olympics are wholly optional sporting spectacle, not an essential service to humanity. it's time that we listened to the science holding the tokyo olympics under pandemic conditions could create a massive potentially dangerous petri dish. let's listen to the scientists. it's time to cancel the tokyo olympics for the sake of global public health. i think one of the things we should do is, is he serious fat check. i don't know what medical experts he's talking about. we are in constant touch with the people that we think are competent and we're getting advice that says it's quite safe to go with these games under these conditions. and that's what we're going to do. let's a pound is a senior member of the international olympic committee. he did not want to bait on the stream today, but he was kind enough to take off the conversation. i'm going to bring in another thought here. and this comes from the head of the advis

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now it's clear that the olympics will indeed take place. the 30 year old lives trains and works hedge took born in paris right in germany, a childhood wasn't always easy. she was often the target of every day racism. we went a whole lot. i used to get bullied due to the color of my skin. and i had to switch schools that's really hard for a young child. and for adults, in general, a very unpleasant thing. i don't mind if she wants to become a teacher to pass on her knowledge to children in addition to her career. she's also working on her professional future is then i wish you a nice day on that everyone is nice today. and then when something happens that you don't like show the read side and say why mine out loud. now let's run this like a wild bullet chasing you. get to them on i like working with kid. you can then they can you see how quickly they develop and learn? bescedy advisor paving the way forward for them is the most rewarding job. own path led to have 1st eliminate games in 2016 in rio. she didn't make it to the middle podium, bu

. >> reporter: the olympics are game of motion. a frenzy of human determination, filled with the winds of dreams and adrenaline. >> simply, like no other sporting event. >> reporter: photographer david madison would know. >> i have had the good fortune to go to 11 olympic games. >> reporter: since the '80s, madison has packed up his cameras 11 times to head to olympic destinations around the globe to document the games. >> from los angeles olympics, 1984. i started to look for the unusual. so this is in sydney, 2000 olympics. >> reporter: what madison prefers to see through the lens aren't your standard-action shots. >> i want i am looking for that moment that symbolizes the event as a whole. that picture shot through a window. >> reporter: the start of the hundred-yard dash. >> gun goes off and all this human energy just flies out of the starting blocks. >> reporter: within the motion, he finds a moment. >> the olympics is like an all-you-can-eat buffet for photographers. you can eat for photograph 14, 16, 18 hours a day. >> you h

it's clear that the olympics will indeed take place. the 30 year old lives trains and worked on in paris rights in germany. a childhood wasn't always easy. she was often the targets of every day racism. we went a whole lot. i used to get bullied due to the color of my skin. and i had to switch schools that's really hard for a young child. and for adults in general, a very unpleasant thing for mine. and she wants to become a teacher to pass on her knowledge to children in addition to her sports career. and she's also working on her professional future is then i wish you a nice day and that everyone is nice today. and then when something happens that you don't like show the read side and say why mine out loud. now let's run like a wild goose chase. i got to them, i'm working with kid, you can then they can you see how quickly they develop and learn on bescedy, advisor, paving the way food for them is the most rewarding job own path lead her to her 1st, elliptic games in 2016 in rio she didn't make it to the metal podium, but she returned

c, the international olympic committee of the olympic committee. of course that has on high importance because lots of money depending on these games. and then again, of course for the athletes, it's extremely important because they have been training for years. many of these sports. they don't usually get the attention outside of the olympics. take canoeing or take tech one, do all these smaller sports. so it's extremely important for those athletes, but they get the, the chance to compete in front of the world. so for you, there is no doubt that the game should go ahead. there is no doubt that they will go ahead for me actually, i don't think we are in a point in time of time where there is a chance to, to cancel them. and i do think in the eyes of the athletes, it's also important and going i was about to go. this is multiple figure of 80 percent of the japanese population, apparently against the gains taking place. what of the japanese authorities, the japanese organized for the games. got right so far and what have they got wrong? how do we ex

c, the international olympic committee of the olympic committee. of course that has on high importance because lots of money is depending on these games. and then again, of course, for the athletes, it's extremely important because they have been training for years. many of these sports. they don't usually get the attention outside of the olympics that take canoeing or take tech one to all the smaller sports physic, phoenix, important for those athletes that they get the, the chance to compete in front of the world. so for you, there is no doubt that the game should go ahead. there is no doubt that they will go ahead for me actually, i don't think we are in a point in time of time where there is a chance to, to cancel them. and i do think in the eyes of the athletes, it's also important going, i was up, i will go, this is not the figure of 80 percent of the japanese population, apparently, against the games taking place. you know, what of the japanese authorities, the japanese organized since the games got right, so fall. and what if they got wrong

a post-pandemic olympic.demic is still going on here. >> let's hear from the head of support for team gb boxing, telling me just how important it is the games do indeed go ahead. >> it is very important, not really just for me, but i think for all the athletesho have been preparing for four years, then have to extend for an extra year. i mean, this is the pinnacle of their career. obviously all the precautions have been taken in place over the last year, with regards to the testings, ensuring their health. and , if we were not looking after them from the health point of view, if we had concerns, we wouldn't be progressing. so it is important for these games to go ahead. >> but let's face it, boxing is a contact sport. what kind of precautions are you taking? or have you been hearing about? >>. good question. boxing was one of the first elliptic sports -- olympic sports that returned to training. we started with the government guidance. at every stage. we tested at every stage, we checked, and over the last ye

i'm afraid i'm a bit more skeptic about the years even than about the olympics. first of all, and i believe it's a big challenge to have this competition spread over so many different places. meaning that fans will always only gather it at one location and now we also need to make even that is going to be difficult. so i don't really expect like big celebration gloria this atmosphere, that you would usually get with these tournaments and yeah, still i'm quite sure it's going to respect in the atmosphere. the euro 2020 championships to be similar to tokyo in the sense that i mean we're, we're having to get used to empty stadiums. i think we, we have to 1st we have some people going to have that in tokyo. of the games. they're just so sad because spelled the whole point. they build hydrogen filling stations, hydrogen gas stations all over the place to show the world public how advance japan is all this was in vain now. so the p r side of the event is completely bought. and i think nobody, if you would think that the sports events without spectators should be the no

so, harbert has been eligible to compete in the olympics since 2015 when the international olympic committee, or i o. c issued guidelines allowing any transgender athletes to compete as a woman, provided their testosterone levels are below 10 nano moles per liter for at least 12 months before the 1st competition. so such guidelines have been met with controversy globally and also here in new zealand in early june and open letter was sent by more than 40 former olympic and elite athletes to new zealand minister, a fort asking for an extension of the consultation period for sport, new zealand draft guiding principles for the participation of transgender players and sport. aaron. alright, so there's been a lot of debate around trends. gender athletes recently. what is the reaction specifically to hubbard's inclusion in new zealand seems in so far? i would say people are divided here a survey helped by a new zealand news platform asking the public shoot trends. women athletes compete in the same category assist. women had almost 10000 people voting. know, and almost 900 responders saying yes. so

games even going back many olympic games before.es associated. this is an unprecedented situation with what has happened during this pandemic, but just like in 2002, which was my first olympic games, the world came together. and they celebrated and they figured out a way to display how important the world loves to watch and celebrate and cheer their sports men and sports women in these types of competitions and events. and this is no different. and although there are a lot of people that you've seen just on that feature and that premiere you just showed who have concerns and they're valid concerns, but i'm confident that both the u.s. team, the olympic team and the organizing team in japan will be able to host the games safely. but this is an unprecedented event. and we will be watching and cheering and hopefully, you know, i just spent time with the athletes in salt lake city talking to some of them. i can tell you firsthand they are still focussed and they've committed a life time for some of the races that only last ten seconds l

olympic games.world triathlon series event. and that's all the sport for now. good night. hello. those parts of eastern england that had such a soggy friday are looking quite a lot drier through the weekend. a lot of dry weather around, but still potentially one or two showers from a week weather front pushing in from the west. so for many of us, saturday starts off fine and dry with some sunshine, a bit of mist and mark first thing across east anglia and the southeast. as we go through the day, we will see that weak weather front bringing cloud and some showery rain into western parts of england, wales. parts of northern ireland and western scotland could see the odd heavy thudery shower into the afternoon. highest temperatures further east in the sunshine, getting up to around 23 celsius. now, as we had to saturday night, this frontal system will continue to work its way little bit further eastwards, still with some outbreaks of rain along it, certainly some extra cloud setting in across parts of

it's a discipline that has a long history of the olympic games. the student is told us and of entropy. the javelin is the historical part of the game. as sure things have evolved over time periods or once launched with the sling and the technique has moved on it. but i like the history villagers, you spears to hunting, to defend themselves. there's a bit of ancient instinct that can really help your motivation even what you've out soon. dns. really talk much, mostly from thomasville. it doesn't usually need any extra motivation. not even when the corona virus pandemic hit overnight training options were limited in competition were put on hold for the young or any signs on january 2020 of something happening that would one day effect. we because soon started making their plans more flexible. there's something we'd have to do in $26.00 team do the virus and resulting political instability. and so this year we were already prepared for that in a curb. our expectation, they always knew what i was doing for thomasville and knows how to prepare for the

the international olympic committee alternately organized as the summer and winter olympic games and administers receipts which are considerable. their revenues for the 20162018 games alone came to $5700000000.00. the i o c also has a duty to defend the olympic value and ensure that they are upheld by all the sporting federations that take part in the game. as a lawyer who specializes in international sports law, jean christophe le bootleg is well versed in the olympic values. respect for the athlete features in the olympic charter, bombing oppose you fall onto mp smotts, whose ivy not alone. when do jesus, you will root during these intell veterans for salvation. gabriel to know when you need to. oh, who to pull war in. so she did, but she shows lucas. l. v. men pasco, sickly for to go sheila? lucy, louis the cold. please. 6 new coast, but those who she do please do me and what concrete steps as the i o. c taken during the olympics, a sexual abuse counselor is available for athletes to speak to. apart from that, the i o. c makes awareness. raising videos. everyone is say no to sexua

you mention the olympics in l mention the olympics in beijing, that is the winter olympics in a couplemme. college sport in the us is a massive business. it's worth billions of dollars each year and attracts huge crowds. in short, it's a source of considerable wealth for the us college system, which soaks up most of that revenue — and imposes strict limits on what student athletes are allowed to make. but now the supreme court has declared they are in the wrong and that the athletes should get a bigger slice of the income. let's get more from our north america correspondent david willis who is in los angeles. the supreme court ruling was nine to zero. no question in their mind the college system has had it far too good for far too long, it would seem? it ruled this was an effective monopoly as far as the ncaa. they rake in billions of dollars a yearfor they rake in billions of dollars a year for colleges, coaches and the national collegiate athletic association, the sport's governing body. but the stars themselves, they are deemed amateurs say they are entitled to scholarships but not

as well versed in the olympic values. respect for the athletes, features in the olympic charter. bombing, the post you follow onto m p smart, who's not alone. when do jesus, you will root through piece into veteran for salvage gabriel from all of them when you do the money to. oh, who do pull war in? so she did, but she shows lucas. l. v. men pasco, sickly. for douglas, sheila, lucy, louis, the cold. please sure new coast, but those who she, the police are dooming what concrete steps as the i o. c taken. during the olympics, a sexual abuse counselor is available for athletes to speak to. apart from that, the i o. c makes awareness raising videos. everyone is known to sexual harassment, child abuse in one voice and issue declaration condemning sexual abuse. its most substantial publication dates from november 2017. it is a 60 page manual designed to help sporting federations and national limbic committees introduce procedures to protect athletes containing detailed advice about how to help victims and educate athletes and those in charge of them about sexual abuse. how does d c shake if i

this will be his first olympics.so headed to the summer games is stanford alum grant fisher number #9 on your right. he punched his ticket to tokyo this morning in a thrilling race. he finished second in the men's 5,000 meter final. look at that. great finish. he was an ncaa national champion in this event in 2017 and also qualified for the summer games in the men's 10,000 meter run. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> less than four weeks from the opening ceremony of the olympic games the olympic torch relay reached mount fuji on its way to tokyo. cheering spectators were on the sidelines. you can watch all the olympic coverage right here on nbc bay area. the opening ceremony is on july 2nd and tonight we'll have some trials featuring the queen of them all simone biles. >> actually from 7:00 to 11:00 so a really big night. st. louis over 21,000 fans there watching the gymnastics. >> see you at 11:00. doug mcconnell: hello, i'm doug mcconnell, and we've got some great discoveries for you out here

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the row over the olympics in japan is becoming more and more bitter.olls are indicating a majority of japanese people are opposed to the games taking place at all. >> this is what a baseball match in japan used to look li. today, due to coronavirus restrictions, just a few thousand spectators have been allowed into the stadium. they are all wearing masks and have been asked not to cheer. the tokyo olympics will look and feel very similar. >> normally, it is much livelier. everyone would be rooting for the players, but these days, it is just not possible. >> before, we could cheer every player. we even had a song for each player. there were chants and trumpets. my daughter that she could support her team as usual today, so she is a bit disappointed. >> the olympic committee has decided to cap attendance at 50% capacity for up to 10,000 people. these rules already apply to more sports events in japan. security guards are on hand to remind people to observe the rules. >> someone from security just came over to give us a warning, but we don't care. we want

international olympic day was a 24-hour virtual olympic workout.e in the bay area may be a part of something that is very exciting, a call to action to stay healthy, stay strong, and stay active with olympians. one san francisco family with deep ties to the games really marking the day. >> cierra johnson is live for us in the city's sunset district. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i'm going to start by saying it is a little noisy in here. we have a whole slough of folks practicing their fencing. and you can hear some of those buzzers going around, probably a sound that is very familiar to this three-time olympian. alex here. this isn't your first rodeo, but it is your first rodeo during a global pandemic. what was it like trying to get to the olympics but having the obstacle of covid? >> you know, when covid shut everything down, i was in a fortunate place to qualify in my spot for the olympics. but the way it changed how we had to practice, the time it forced us to take off, you know, it was all very strange year and something i've never experien

the uncertainty about the olympics weighs heavily on molina folk man. but her family and especially her mother, linda support. div media, my family, give me a mazing support and are hugely important to me. the training and competitions mean i don't see them so often. but when i am home, we make the most of that time together sides not for germany. first female ty, condo fighters come together in your bag. madeline, a fog man plans to give her all so that maybe she can still make it to tokyo. but a suspected corona virus case in the teen cup the training, short slash and so when you training might get canceled. so i've lost that opportunity to show all i've got in those 3 days. so i know anything can happen in sports, and i'm convinced i can make it now. we'll have to wait and see how the situation develops towards all bypass the good me the turkey lympics are now scheduled to begin in july. he's been optimistic and i'm still optimistic that the world will get the crisis under control. and i take that optimism with me into training. so anyway, the italy

it's clear that the olympics will indeed take place. the 30 year old lives trains and worked on in paris right in germany, a childhood wasn't always easy. she was often to target everyday racism. here we go . we went a whole lot. i used to get bullied due to the color of my skin, and i had to switch school. that's really hard for a young child. and for i don't to, in general, a very unpleasant thing. i don't mind. mission. she wants to become a teacher to pass on her knowledge to children in addition to her career and she's also working on her professional future is then i wish you a nice day on that. everyone is nice to day when something happens that you don't like shows the read side and say why mind the house loud. now let's run this like a wild booth chasing you. get to them working with kid. you can then they can you see how quickly they develop and learn on the city of by the paving. the way food for them is the most rewarding job own path led her to her 1st, elliptic games in 2016 in rio. she didn't make it to the metal podium,

"i don't think the olympics need to be held" he tells me.will be so many coming into japan that will probably go out and could give us infections." for any spectators allowed, it's the no going to be the usual celebration. organizers said they should go straight to olympic venues and back to their homes with no drinking or partying in the streets, and to eat alone or far apart from others. an olympics like no other for athletes and participants but clearly for the spectators, too. another major concern is the low vaccination rate. just about 6% of the japanese population has been fully vaccinated and unclear what percentage of volunteers and staff will be vaccinated in time for the games. the prime minister has vowed to reach 1 million vaccinations a day but to put things into perspective, even at that rate, less than 20% of the japanese population would be fully vaccinated by the time the olympics begin. >> that was cnn's selina wang reporting. >>> in taiwan it will receive 2.5 million doses of moderna from the u.s. more than three times wa