rodchenkov an imbecile and mentally unstable. now, i was an organized crime prosecuted for many years so i'm very used to seeing people who cooperate be discredited or attempted to be discredited by people that were there conspirator. so let's be clear about this. the u.s. didn't pick dr. rodchenkov. russia did. they made him the director of the moscow lab. when opponents of a -- started an investigation of dr. rodchenkov back in 2011, allegedly for distributing performance-enhancing drugs, which was his job, it was the kremlin that quashed those charges so that dr. rodchenkov could continue the work that they had authorized. so russia picked this witness. nobody from the west did. and to cap things off to make it extra sweet, just this week, dr. rodchenkov, you are not really going to believe this unless you've seen in the newspaper, was sued in new york state supreme court for defamation for three of the russian athletes who had the most evidence against them in the mclaren report. in a lawsuit no doubt backed by the kremlin. a

>> rodchenkov: yes.ross vladimir putin often die of mysterious circumstances? >> rodchenkov: yes, yes. even on u.s. soil. >> pelley: in his disguise, you can't see what he looks like these days, so he doesn't mind us showing you what he looked like back in 2015, when he was the director of russia's anti- doping lab in moscow. he was a former college athlete with a degree in chemistry and a life-long interest in performance enhancing drugs. was it your aim in the moscow lab to catch cheaters, or protect cheaters? >> rodchenkov: it was dual, you know. of course, as each accredited laboratory, we have to report certain percentile of positives, 1% to 2% of positives. but on the other hand, we have to protect russian national team, and the ultimate goal was, "win at any cost at world championships and olympics." >> pelley: to win at any cost at the world championships and the sochi olympics? >> rodchenkov: including sochi olympics. it was the same concept, which remains untouchable since soviet time. >> pelle

rodchenkov? they have a track record for violations where the government unduly influences either a olympic committee or a lab. the example is kuwait. in 2014, kuwait passed a law and the law in the ioc's vu on -- view unduly harmed the independence of the kuwaiti committee they found this was a terrible transgression sus that the banned kuwait from olympics in 2015 and the ban still exists. what is the ioc think about russia did? words by thehe actions. ioc president thomas bok called russia's accidents -- -- actions an attack on the olympic games and sports. what is more, he promised action. he promised he would quote and not hesitate to take the availableanctions against any individual or organization implicated in the criminality. think and setld of --unprecedented scent you would think they would deter cheaters. when they announced they would be a ban, there was much international acclaim. i confess i was part of the fire. i believed the words and so did everyone else until they read the fin

the mastermind, doctor grigory rodchenkov.head of moscow's anti—doping lab turned whistle—blower, fleeing to the west. ever since he has been in fbi witness protection. we are on the way to meet him. for more than two years now the man at the very heart of russia's doping scandal has been living in hiding here somewhere in the united states. now finally he has agreed to speak to us, but such are the security concerns surrounding him we've not even been told we have to go. after several hours on the road we finally get a call. 0k, shall we go there now? that's it, we have our final destination. a short distance from here, and then, finally, we will get to meet doctor grigory rodchenkov for the first time. we are taken to a location that has to remain a secret along with his new identity. if you had not left russia, where would you be now? in a tomb, of course. you would be dead? yes. and if you ever returned, the same would happen? they may find some other way around, put me to psychiatry clinic, it will be torture, it will be

both say that grigory rodchenkov cannot be trusted and was a lone wolf.ossible to do on my own, absolutely. you were under orders? i absolutely followed orders. why did russia go to such lengths to cheat at sport? why take such risks? in russia, sport is not sport. in the one hand it is a demonstration still from soviet times of your superiority, that we are the better, the most advanced, in any situation we defeat you, even if we have a poor situation in the economy or such problems. after a 17 month long investigation into his evidence, the 10c took the ultimate step and banned russia from the 2010 winter olympics. the report clearly lays out an unprecedented attack on the integrity of the olympic games and sport. as an athlete myself i'm feeling very sorry for all the clean athletes who are suffering from this manipulation. the scandal saw the rewriting of sport history books. russia topped the table at sochi, but after retesting of samples a host of athletes were stripped of their medals. 169 russian athletes were allowed to compete in pyeongchang, bu

grigory rodchenkov. in 2015, he turned whistleblower, fleeing to the west.ver since, he has been in at the -- hhas been in fbi witness protection. we are on the way to meet him. for more than two years, the net -- man at the heart of the russian doping scandal has been living in hiding somewhe in the united states. finally, he has agreed to eak to us, but such are the security concerns around him that we have not been told that we have to go. after hours on the road, we are taken to a location that we are told has to remain a secret, alongh wdchenkov's new identity. if you had not left russia, ere would you be now? tomb, of.nkov: in a cour dan: you would be dead? >> i would be done, yes. dan: his role in the doping program became the subject of an oscar-nominated film. >> were you the mastermind that she did the olympics? >> yes. dan: he set the conspiracy went right to the t and that london 2012 was also targeted. what did he say to british athletes whose names were tainted? dr. rodchenkov: i am sorry that your career ography was broken because of this syst

the mastermind, doctor grigory rodchenkov.ned whistle—blower, fleeing to the west. ever since he has been in fbi witness protection. we are on the way to meet him. for more than two years now the man at the very heart of russia's doping scandal has been living in hiding here somewhere in the united states. now finally he has agreed to speak to us, but such are the security concerns surrounding him we've not even been told where we have to go. after several hours on the road we finally get a call. ok, shall we go there now? that's it, we have our final destination. a short distance from here, and then, finally, we will get to meet doctor grigory rodchenkov for the first time. we are taken to a location that has to remain a secret along with his new identity. if you had not left russia, where would you be now? in a tomb, of course. you would be dead? yes. easy. and if you ever returned, the same would happen? they may find some other way around, put me to psychiatry clinic, it will be torture, it will be a way to make me absolut

the mastermind, doctor grigory rodchenkov. whistle—blower, fleeing to the west. ever since, he's been in fbi witness protection. and we are on the way to meet him. for more than two years now, the man at the very heart of russia's doping scandal has been living in hiding, here somewhere in the united states. finally, he's agreed to speak to us, but such are the security concerns surrounding him, we've not even been told where we have to go. after hours on the road, we are taken to a location that we are told has to remain a secret, along with his new identity. if you had not left russia, where would you be now? you'd be dead? rodchenkov‘s role in russia's remarkable doping programme became the subject of an oscar—nominated film. were you the mastermind that cheated the olympics? he said the conspiracy went right to the top, and that london 2012 was also targeted. so what does he say to british athletes whose games were tainted? the russian government says you are lying. you were cheating. it wasn't them, it was you. does briti

rodchenkov is accompanied by his american lawyer, who's clear about the threat has client faces. russia has a very well— known history of retaliating against people that are enemies of the state.

the mastermind, doctor grigory rodchenkov.d of moscow's anti—doping lab turned whistle—blower, fleeing to the west. ever since, he's been in fbi witness protection. and we are on the way to meet him. for more than two years now, the man at the very heart of russia's doping scandal has been living in hiding, here somewhere in the united states. finally, he's agreed to speak to us, but such are the security concerns surrounding him, we've not even been told where we have to go. after hours on the road, we are taken to a location that we are told has to remain a secret, along with his new identity. if you had not left russia, where would you be now? you'd be dead? rodchenkov‘s role in russia's remarkable doping programme became the subject of an oscar—nominated film. were you the mastermind that cheated the olympics? he said the conspiracy went right to the top, and that london 2012 was also targeted. so what does he say to british athletes whose games were tainted? the russian government says you are lying. you were cheating. it

now living in the united states, we interviewed dr rodchenkov from a secret location — where he saide interview is by our sports editor, dan roan. iam i am especially sorry that i contributed and wrongly used all my knowledge and experience against clea n knowledge and experience against clean athletes and the whole world and that is why i am sitting here and that is why i am sitting here and telling the truth about what happened at the time. does british sport have a problem with cheating, do you think? (laughs). honestly, yes. i have some several, extremely suspicious cases in british sport. this is the most important moment in the history of the international leather committee and it should show how they are consistent with the fight against doping. you know that russia rejects any charges come they say that i am a liar, and if they will be allowed to appeal, it will be the worst decision, olympics could die. you can hear more of that interview across bbc news and the bbc website. let's round up the action from the winter olympics in pyeongchang. with just two days of competition

the mastermind, dr grigory rodchenkov.le—blower, fleeing to the west. ever since, he's been in fbi witness protection. and we are on the way to meet him. for more than two years now, the man at the very heart of russia's doping scandal has been living in hiding, here somewhere in the united states. finally, he's agreed to speak to us, but such are the security concerns surrounding him, we've not even been told where we have to go. after hours on the road, we are taken to a location that we are told has to remain a secret, along with his new identity. if you had not left russia, where would you be now? you'd be dead? rodchenkov‘s role in russia's remarkable doping programme became the subject of an oscar—nominated film. were you the mastermind that cheated the olympics? he said the conspiracy went right to the top, and that london 2012 was also targeted. so what does he say to british athletes whose games were tainted? the russian government says you are lying. you were cheating. it wasn't them, it was you. does british spo

now living in the united states, we interviewed dr rodchenkov from a secret location — where he saiderview is by our sports editor, dan roan. i'm especially sorry that i contributed to and wrongly used all of my knowledge and experience against clean athletes in the whole world and that's why i'm sitting here telling you the truth about what happened at that time. does british port have a problem with cheating, do you think? —— british sport. honestly, yes. i have several extremely suspicious cases in british sport. this is the most important moment in the history of the international olympic committee and it should show how they are consistent in the fight against doping. you know that russia rejects any charges. they say that i am a liar, and if flag will be allowed to appear it will be the worst decision. 0lympics could die. it isa it is a compelling interview and you can hear more across bbc news later and via the bbc website. the first major piece of silverware of the football season will be contested on sunday as arsenal and manchester city meet in the league cup final at wembl

. >> grigory rodchenkov is waiting for a bullet.

rodchenkov was a cheater by nature, an incore ridgeable. banned drugs are now well known among competitors and are likely to outlive him. so now it's a big, big problem. and i'm sorry for creating such problem because of my experience and knowledge. >> you are sorry that you created this? >> yes, because now it's effective in the world and it's not my contribution to fight against doping, absolutely not. >> you can see scott pelley's full report sunday night on "60 minutes" at 7:00, 6:00 central, right here on cbs. >> curious to see what he has to say. >>> a scam is targeting amazon customers bydeliveries they didn order. victims show us everything from computer cleaners to flashlights. ahead, what the scammers are hoping to accomplish by doing this. >>> plus, here's an invitation from us to you to describe to our cbs this morning podcast so you get the news of the day, extended interviews and podcast originals. find them all on itunes and apple's podcast app. you're watching cbs this morning. thank you for that. we'll be right back. right

. >> grigory rodchenkov is waiting for a bullet.

rodchenkov has no ahead but to participate if he wanted to stay alive. despite this service to the russian federation, when german media started to leak details of the russian doping system from other whistleblowers, and it bake became a major problem and a wdka investigation started, the doctor learn they kremlin was hatching a new secret plan, plan to blame him as the lone woolf and they planned to execution this by executing him, and staging his suicide. and when he learned this, from a friend of his at the kremlin, it did not take him along to decide what to do. within two days, as you saw on the trailer, he was on an airplane to los angeles, determined to tell the truth about the russian state-sponsored doping system. but he didn't come alone. he brought with him powerful evidence to corroborate the truth of his claims. he brought a hard drive. he brought flash drives. he brought the telephone that he used when he was at the moscow lab. and what he did with that evidence was to turn it over to anti-doping authorities, and what they found was a gold

. >> grigory rodchenkov was a cheater by nature, incorrigible, to yaus his words.ecipe for drugs are well known among competitors and are likely to outlive him. >> now it's a big problem and i'm sorry to create such a problem because of my experience and knowledge. >> you are sorry you created this. >> yes, because now it's affecting the working end. it's not my plan to fight doping, absolutely not. >> you can see scott pelley's full report at 7:00 p.m. right here, 6:00 central on cbs. >>> a scam is targeting amazon customers by overwhelming them with deliveries they didn't order. how they got everything from computer cleaners to flash lights. what the scammers are hoping to accomplish by doing this. >>> here's an invitation from us to you to subscribe to cbs podcasts. find them all on itunes and apple's ipodcasts. you're watching "cbs this morning." thank you for that. we'll be right back. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close, twist until it cli