bobsledders holcomb won two medals in sochi. in both events the russians took home gold. >> why do i continue doing this knowing it's not a level playing fielded? >> >> reporter: with the international olympic committee calling for a full

relatingims directly to sochi, and it's a cocktail of three anabolic steroids, coupled with alcohol, which they gave to athletes in the run-up to the london two dozen 12 olympics and all throughout the sochi 2014 olympics. i understand the interviews were done by a filmmaker called brian vogel, who is also written to the ioc asking them to reopen those historic samples held in lausanne to analyze them. we are waiting for a response from the ioc to hear whether they will be doing that. it should be interesting. it couldn't come at a worse time, given that russia is placed in the two dozen 16 ella fixes under quite -- at the 2016 olympics is under question. anchor: it was a decade-long the russia'sfect

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agents worked as doping control officers during the sochi games. that f.s.b.o control every single step of the anti- doping process in sochi. >> keteyian: we have listened to all of the conversations. and the biggest bomb dropped by rodchenkov was this: at least four russians won gold medals at the sochi olympics while on steroids, and his lab covered it up. a representative for rodchenkov told us, for now, he was not available for comment. >> tygart: look, it's a stunning revelation. and if true, it's a devastating blow to the olympic values. >> keteyian: rodchenkov's information is likely to influence the governing body of track and field when it meets next month to decide whether to lift its suspension of the russian track team and allow it to compete in rio. >> tygart: it's clearly the final nail in the coffin for russian track and field. >> keteyian: are you in favor of russia competing in the rio games in track and field? >> tygart: we're not. that can't come at the expense of clean athletes' rights. >> keteyian: one of those clean athletes is american a

dozens of athletes in the winter sochi games were allegedly part of a state-run drawing program. and critics moved to tears at "i cannes film festival with daniel blake," which dissects the struggles of britain's working class. he funeral of mustafa, badreddine, the coffin of hezbollah's top in command was moved through the streets hours after it was announced he'd been killed in an splotion near damascus. the biggest blow to the lebanese movement in eight years. who the t revealed tacker was, although one did say israel. >> mass tafoya badreddine killed by a bomb in syria. >> may he rest in peace. we glot him his martyrdom. >> the 55-year-old lebanese national had been leading the militant group's orioleses in syria supporting bashar's regime. the circumstances sound -- surrounding his death remain unclear. they're working to establish how he was killed. even if screamists were to blame, hezbollah claims they only have one enemy. >> we will continue to confront israel and we will continue to extremists. sunni for us there is only one enemy, israel and whoever sides with them. >>

grigory rodchenkov detailed systematic cover-ups in sochi with vitaly stepanov. the whistle-blower allowed us to listen to 15 hours of conversation he secretly reported with rodchenkov. >> he had the ability to help to get the necessary results. >> reporter: and those necessary results were gold medals? >> yes. >> reporter: in the recordings, rodchenkov named russian gold medalists in three sports, bobsled, skeleton and cross country skiing, whose dirty drug tests he helped cover up, all part, he said, of an elaborate scream to protect russia's olympic medal winners with the help of the country's intelligence service known as the f.s.b. what did he tell you about the f.s.b.? >> that f.s.b. tried to control every single step of the anti-doping process in sochi. >> reporter: the f.s.b. figured out a way to open bottles considered to be tamper proof, containing urine from drug-tainted athletes. they then filled the bottles with clean urine collected from the athletes before they started doping. rodchenkov said he then had two weeks after the sochi games to make sure

tried to control every single step of the anti- >>ping process in sochi. >> reporter: the f.s.b. figured out a way to open bottles considered to be tamper coof, containing urine from drug-tainted athletes. heey then filled the bottles with clean urine collected from the athletes before they started doping. rodchenkov said he then had two weeks after the sochi games to tke sure, in his words, people wrned out to be clean before test samples were sent to the international olympic committee in switzerland for storage. but we have also learned today a recent review of blood tests in at least one olympic event at sochi has revealed evidence of test tampering, scott, involving russian athletes. >> pelley: could have an impact on russia in the summer olympics coming up, as well. thank you very much, armen. >> you're welcome. >> pelley: in campaign 2016, the top two republican leaders in america, donald trump and paul ryan, had their long awaited peace summit today. a search for common ground in a deeply divided party. here's major garrett. >> reporter: donald trump's whirlwind unity tou

bobsledder steven holcomb won two bronze medals in sochi. in both events, the russians took home gold. >> why do i continue to do this knowing it's not a level playing field? >> reporter: with the national olympic committee calling for a full investigation, russia's sports minister calls the allegations absurd. their track athletes already face a possible ban in rio. american sprinter elicia finished behind two russians in london that violated doping rules. >> i was stolen from and for me to stand on the podium and to hear my national anthem would have been the culmination of my hard work. >> reporter: the olympic motto is faster, higher, stronger but tonight some athletes are asking at what cost? miguel almaguer, nbc news los angeles. >>> to the on going travel nightmare in this country. the man that runs the tsa says the agency is doing what it can to cut wait times at airport security checkpoints after an abysmal past few months. but he also told congress today tsa is struggling with a lot of turnover and the prediction for the summer is

dozens of athletes in the winter sochi games were allegedly part of a state-run drawing program. and critics moved to tears at "i cannes film festival with daniel blake," which dissects the struggles of britain's working class. he funeral of mustafa, badreddine, the coffin of hezbollah's top in command was moved through the streets hours after it was announced he'd been killed in an splotion near damascus. the biggest blow to the lebanese movement in eight years. who the t revealed tacker was, although one did

bobsledders holcomb won two medals in sochi.th events the russians took home gold. >> why do i continue doing this knowing it's not a level playing fielded? >> >> reporter: with the international olympic committee calling for a full investigation, the sports minister calls the allegations absurd. their track athletes face a possible ban in rio. american sprinter finished behind two. >> i was cheated, stolen from. for me to stand on the podium and to hear my national anthem would have been the culmination of all my hard work. >> reporter: the olympic motto is faster, higher, stronger. but some athletes are asking at what cost? >> that was nbc's miguel almaguer reporting. >>> let's turn to major league baseball. kershaw against new york last night, he gave up just three hits in a complete game shutout to split l.a.'s series with the mets. final score -- 5-0 dodgers. >>> serena williams advanced to the quarterfinals with a win yesterday. but it's the meal she shared with one of her yorkshire terriers that got fans talking. in a ser

>> that the fsb tried to control every single step of the anti-doping process in sochi. >> reporter: way to open bottles considered to be tamper-proof, containing urine from drug-tainted athletes. they filled the bottles with clean urine collected from the athletes before they started doping. rechenkov said he had two weeks after the games to make sure, in his words, people turned out to be clean before samples were sent to the olympic committee switzerland for storage. >> you can watch the full report on "60 minutes" sunday at :eastern on cbs. >>> coming up after your local news, on "cbs this morning" a closer look at women voters in the presidential election. republican strategist frank luntz has the results of a focus group. >>> plus, a preview of the national museum of african-american history and culture in washington. >>> plus, we'll go to stanford where virtual reality has become a powerful tool in real life. >>> and "cbs this morning" will be debuting virtual reality from the set as we live stream behind the scenes with special vr cameras. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" f

breaking today over a state sponsored doping scheme to propel russia's athletes to gold during the sochi games. if true, it means many athletes from many countries including the u.s. were essentially cheated out of medals. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has details for us. >> these are gold medalist. >> reporter: the russians weren't just golden at the 2014 olympic games in sochi, they were dominant. the host country taking more medals than any other but tonight, allegations involving dozens of russian athletes, including at least 15 medal winners said to be part of an elaborate government 46 run doping program. >> there is a full assault on the olympic values of fair play and they have to be held accountable to give clean athletes the opportunity to win. >> reporter: according to the new york times, gregory who ran russia's anti doping laboratory admitted to developing a cocktail of banned substances while russia anti doping experts replaced tainted urine with clean samples. he won two bronze medals in sochi. >> why do i continue to do this knowing it's not a level play

the wada report said at the olympic laboratory in sochi in 2014 there had been a police presence, the f.s.b. officers, the russian police had been present and on site in the laboratory. some had been seen in lab coat. he provided details that some of those agents he worked with every night to substitute out the tainted urine of tom athletes expected to medal at the games. he said the sports ministry executed the orders to win at any cost. >> woodruff: why is mr. rodchenkov coming forward? why is he talking? >> ahead of the summer games in rio, which are in three months, mr. rodchenkov said he wants it known that there is state-sponsored doping in russia, that a lot of these athletes who are due to compete in rio, he said, without providing names of those competing in the summer games, that they have been on his three-drug cocktail in year past. and, meanwhile, track and field athletes, russia's track and field athletes were suspended from global competition in the wake of the report last fall. so currently, officials are deciding whether or not weather that ban will be lifted in advan

relatingims directly to sochi, and it's a cocktail of three anabolic steroids, coupled with alcohol, which they gave to athletes in the run-up to the london two dozen 12 olympics and all throughout the sochi 2014 olympics. i understand the interviews were done by a filmmaker called brian vogel, who is also written to the ioc asking them to reopen those historic samples held in lausanne to analyze them. we are waiting for a response from the ioc to hear whether they will be doing that. it should be interesting. it couldn't come at a worse time, given that russia is placed in the two dozen 16 ella fixes under quite -- at the 2016 olympics is under question. anchor: it was a decade-long the russia'sfect doping strategy. do think there's a likelihood that russia will not make the summers games? >> it does put the imf in a difficult situation. the allegations relate to winter olympic sports, and not to the summer olympic sports. it does them no good at the moment. having said that, i would hesitate to say that every , asete in russia was doping has been claimed in the past. there are some

the olympics were held in sochi.eyes over that and thought corruption was involved at various levels. it would be a huge step, a bold and core urageous step if they it. if this is true, it's an exact quote, an unimaginable level of criminality. the only thing where i would differ is it may be unprecedented but not unnajable. vladimir putin is a sports guy, an old kgb guy with a cold war view and part of russia's view of itself back in the soviet days was sports success was a big part of the nation's self-im self-image. it's entirely plausible in an olympics they hosted in sochi and their own former head, former head of their anti-doping agency, but he was running it in 2014 in sochi said not only did they have a state-run operation for doping the athletes but a so sophisticated clandestine operation they would switch out dirty urine samples and replace them with clean samples so cheating athletes, russian athletes, could get away tells us this was not just individual athletes looking to get an edge as athletes do aro

>> that fsb tried to control every single step of the anti-doping process in sochi. >> reporter: theng urine from drug-tainted athletes. they then filled the bottles with clean urine collected from the athletes before they started doping. rodchenkov said he then had two weeks after the sochi games to make sure, in his words, people turned out to be clean, before test samples were sent to the international olympic committee in switzerland for storage. but we've also learned today a recent review of blood tests in at least one olympic event at sochi has revealed evidence of test tampering, scott, involving russian athletes. >> could have an impact on russia in the summer olympics coming up as well. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much, armen. >> you're welcome. >>> southern california's being invaded. red tuna crabs are washing ashore on imperial beach. scientists are blaming warmer ocean water, which is drawing crabs north from mexico. so far it's not as bad as last year, when they covered beaches in a red carpet. >>> we're just getting word that the navy has relieved the commander o

on sunday, 60 minutes reported that the former director of drug testing at the sochi winter olympics,new of four gold medals won by russians who were using performance enhancing drugs. and russian intelligence was involved in the testing. >>> a revolutionary high-speed transit system called the hyperloop passed its first major test today in the nevada desert. lasted all of two seconds. the developer said it was enough to prove that the magnetic technology can work. billionaire elon musk provided the inspiration for transportation and some day it may carry passengers through tubes at up to 700 miles an hour. and we'll be right back. >>> come this way. >> this is what the war in vietnam is all about. >> burned the old couple's cottage. fire was coming from here. >>> morley safr's ground breaking report from vietnam on this broadcast in 1965. well today, morley broke another story. he announced he is retiring after more than half a century at cbs news including 46 years on "60 minutes" telling a record 919 stories with that unique safr touch. >> suppose you had a few dollars and you had

a 60 minutes report looked at the 2014 winter olympics in sochi, two whistle blowers, russian athletesok performance enhancing drugs including at least four who won gold medals. here's that report. >> reporter: the two now live in this sparse one bedroom apartment some where in the united states. which we will not reveal for their protection. it's far from the cries of traitor and judas back home. the price for believing in the purity >> for me when you have this 100% belief that you are doing something right, you just follow this belief. and let's see what happens. >> yuli's maiden name, and her specialty was 800 meters. for more than five years she willingly took anabolic steroid for strength and blood boosting substance epo for endurance. all directed by her russian coaches and medical staff. >> let me read to you some of the druggize have read that you have taken. testosterone. >> uh-huh. >> turnabolin. >> yeah. >> parabolin. >> those are powerful drugs. >> translator: yes, these are all steroids. >> did you think anything that you were doing was, was wrong? >> translator: it's har

the probe comes after accusations of widespread doping by russia in sochi. today the department of justice ordered its own investigation. some athletes have denied wrongdoing. the russian track team already facing a possible ban in rio. allison fee lex gets her gold. >> reporter: allison felix, an american gold medalist, just wants a fair race. >> i think that's the reality of the situation right now, that for sure there's going to be athletes who are doping in rio. >> reporter: with the rio olympics now just 80 days away, tonight the race to clean up the games is full speed ahead. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> there's big news tonight for everyone concerned about what's in our food, especially genetically modified foods, known as gmos, a lot of what americans eat, though you may not even know it. a brand-new study seeks to put minds at ease over gmos, declaring them safe to have on our plates and in our environment. nbc's rehema ellis has more. >> reporter: food with genetically modified ingredients is in almost every aisle of the grocery stor

abe held talks with putin on friday, in the southern russian resort of sochi. their meeting at the president's official residence in the city's suburbs lasted about three hours and included a dinner. abe later told reporters he got a sense that he'll be able to break the impasse on peace treaty negotiations, including the issue of the northern territories. he added he believes president putin shares the same perspective. the countries didn't sign a peace treaty after world war ii. >>> the northern territories are four russian-controlled islands, japan's government maintains they're a part of its territory. it says the islands were illegally occupied after world war ii. >> translator: i think i have to advance the negotiations based on new ideas. i told president putin that we need to take new approaches to resolve the issue. and the president agreed with that basic stance. >>> abe said they agreed to hold another summit in september, in russia's far east. abe said he'll try to arrange a visit by putin to japan at an appropriate time. >>> china says it will reje

prime minister shinzo abe and russian president vladimir putin will meet in the black sea resort of sochion friday. an aide to putin told local media that the summits will give leaders a chance to talk privately. he said the two will also meet with economy ministers and the head head of russia state run oil company. they'll invite abe to the oil forum in september. the conference will be aimed at attracting foreign investment to siberia and russia's far east. >>> prominent u.s. republicans are planning to skip the party's july national convention. the boycott reflects internal division over the choice of donald trump as presidential nominee. the real estate mogul is excted to offially nominated at the conventnn ohio state. 2012 republican presidential nominee mitt romney has announced he won't be attending. he is a leading member of the gop. former presidents george h.w. bush and george w. bush as well as former florida governor jeb bush also plan to skip the event. jeb bush battled with trump in the republican contest this year. 2008 presidential nominee john mccain is among other big na

he tells "the new york times" he created a three-drug cocktail to help russian athletes in sochi in 2014. last year a world anti-doping it agency report accused russia of running a state sponsored program to provide its athletes with banned sxwanss. russia and kenya could be booted from thisser? 's games in rio amid the allegations. >>> there's a growing concern for american athletes as well as family members heading to rio this summer. the frightening spread of the zika virus in brazil. >> there's disagreement among health officials here how much of a abc's linsey davis has this is story. >> nail that exit point. >> reporter: as these athletes prepare to represent the u.s. in rowing, a call for the summer olympics in brazil to be canceled or postponed because of zika. an article in "the harvard public health review" this week calls it "a no-brainer for the olympic organizers," that the "rio 2016 games must not proceed" to avoid "a full-blown global health disaster." but the nation's top infectious disease official disagrees. >> there is not a universal systemic threat to anyone there be

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country's sport minister admitted officials, coaches, and athletes made serious mistakes during the 2014 sochiite doping accusations, he asked for athletes to still be allowed to compete this summer in brazil. >>> in "usa today," navy s.e.a.l.s secret medals reveal heroism during past 15 years. two navy crosses and more than 100 silver star medals have been awarded since america secretly went to war in 2001. earlier this year, the pentagon says it plans to reveal the nation's top awards to determine if they should be upgraded. >>> a car's dash cam captured an accident most would find a little too close for comfort. it happened friday morning as a tapanzee bridge in new york city. police say the truck broke an axle and rolled on to its side. the crash created a traffic nightmare, closing down both lanes in all directions for hours. believe it or not, nobody was injured. >> how does an axel fall off a truck? >> i don't know. >>> so do you want to know the best time to avoid road rage on your commute? a new study says road rage peaks on fridays at 6:00 p.m. >> a long week, huh? >> that is accordi

country's sports minister admitted officials, coaches and athletes made serious mistakes during the 2014 sochiympics. but despite doping accusations, he asked for athletes to still be allowed to compete this summer in brazil. >>> and in "usa today," navy s.e.a.l.s secret medals reveal heroism during past 15 years. two navy crosses and more than 100 silver star medals have been secretly awarded since america went to war in 2001. earlier this year, the pentagon said it plans to review the nation's top awards bestowed since 9/11 to determine if they should be upgraded. >>> all right. so the queen of england has been celebrating her 90th birthday for about a month now. lucky if we all could do that, right? but the celebration and climax last night when the queen arrived in a massive procession to the grounds of windsor castle. the monarch steps out of the ornate horse-drawn carriage and is greeted by the heir to the throne, her son, charles, and wife, camilla. grandson, william, was in attendance as the celebrations got under way including amazing military displays on a grand scale with over 900 h

and the world antidoping agencies still investigating russian doping claims from the 2014 sochi games as well. still ahead. video that you have to see. a raccoon wreaking ha voc. this is in my bathroom. >> serious drama indeed. we'll have the video. and the military families paying respects. and we want to hear from you. and we want to hear from you. what are you thankful mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade mobile. it's on all my mobile devices, so it suits my mobile lifestyle. and it keeps my investments fully mobile... even when i'm on the move. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. >> as we take time to reflect on those who guav the ultimate sacrifice of freedom. there is a overlooked generation of heroes. mike has the story. >> reporter: it is said that a national memorial to the americans who served in world war one is a century too late. saying he had nothing to lose. joe entered the design for the memorial. and he had never been to dc. his memorial must stood up to others. that stood up to a clash of critical agenda. >> you are 25 years

he'll meet with putin in the black sea resort of sochi. western leaders, they argued, should engage with putin. it was reported that president obama asked abe not to make the rip. mine while, putin's orchestra just played a event in syria. last year islamic state used the site for mass executions. weeks ago, russian air power helped force the militants from the city. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. tom: thanks so much. let's look at commodities. what's fascinating on this jobs day, it was not moving and what is moving. it's really, really nuanced this morning. equities go nowhere. the dow, 17,660. the yield comes in over the last 24 hours from a 1 0 into a 175. that's a big deal. the call of a 150. crude churning on to the extreme. currency actually pretty quiet. the v.i.x. churning again. but the headline for me is yesterday german yields finally gave way and broke down. we'll be watching the two-year u.s., a litmus paper at 8:30 with bill gross joining us. i'm wa

if they were taken away the united states would be big medal winner of sochi.als of the russians. we were down by four gold medals, and potential the medals could be stripped, usa, usa! [laughter]. can you believe this? doping scandal in russia. okay -- [laughter] enter charles payne. here is what i don't understand, not the doping scandal. >> i was going to say that is not -- neil: exactly, you said it, my friend, not i. there goes our russian demo, annihilated. retailer, i don't understand, all traditional retailers are getting kicked to the curb. amazon is not. but isn't amazon at its core it is a retailer. >> it's a retailer. neil: what is it doing? >> it is ease of use among anything else. i have to tell you something, i want to reach out to them to set up a distribution hub at the house. every day boy i'm tripping over a box. neil: i hear you. >> i don't know where my wife puts all this stuff, to be honest with you. it is absolutely amazing. ease of use and cowan said essentially by next year they will be the number one apparel retailer in the country and

the allegations have cast a further shadow over the sochi games of which russia was the mega winner.ed the allegations a major shock and questioned their source. the former head left his job shortly after the allegations of doping first emerged. then he fled to the united states. the kremlin said the allegations sound like undergrounded statements and look like slander from a defector. a news conference with two of the athletes rejecting the allegations as nonsense and slanderous. the world anti-doping agency accuses the country of running a state-sponsored doping program. russian athletes already banned from international competition. latest revelations lay further damage the country's sporting image. matthew chance, cnn, moscow. >>> the olympic torch reached another brazilian city on friday. the 11th day of its official relay through the host nation. excited crowds of children, adults and drummers welcomed the torch in the center of the country. the torch relay is traveling throughout brazil on a three-month tour. it will end its tourney with the olympic opening ceremony set for au

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dozens of russian athletes in sochi, including 15 medal winners, were part of the state-run doping program according to "the new york times." the doping are said to have involved russia's biggest stars of the games, including two veteran bob's letters who won gold. bobslederstter -- who won gold. while stocks have been bouncing around today, the s&p 500 is actually of 30% from its february low. what is the outlook for markets going into the second half? i know you've been looking at this rally and sort of scratching your head and asking if this is smart money or dumb money going into the rally. jeff: you have certainly seen a heck of a run since the february 11 low. it appears there's been some slowing in some of the u.s. economic momentum. today, we got jobless claims and we have seen some weaker data. the world tends to look at the u.s. for growth leadership. fortunately, we have seen better growth in europe. we have seen some pretty good data coming putting some strong q1 gdp. maybe europe is picking up the slack that the u.s. is leaving behind, keeping the outlook for global growth and

the new call to ban russia from the rio games, allegations they stole their golds at sochi using drugsrage from both sides this morning. >>> and runaway train. the terrifying moments a packed

the new york times reports dozens of russian athletes at the sochi olympics or smart of a state-run doping program. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the country. i am mark crumpton. emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." facebook responds to accusations that the social network has been suppressing conservative news stories. we will bring you the latest. apple shares slip below $90 as -- with alphabet at its heels. we will discuss the increasingly bearish road ahead. the winklevoss twins are back. this time, they are bullish on bitcoin. we catch up with them live in las vegas. first, our lead. facebook faces accusations that its human editors are more involved in choosing what you read than you might think. gizmodo sourced several anonymous contractors who accused the social network of censoring its trending topics by pushing certain stories and suppressing others like conservative stories. the chairman of the senate commerce committee sent a letter to mark zuckerberg saying "if facebook presents its trending topics s

this morning, police are sochiing for the gunman who killed a 25-year-old pregnant mother of four inar-to-car shooting in pittsburg, regulate with her 5th child of the other four children are under the age of six. a man who was with her also was shot and taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. witnesses say the victims were having some sort of problem with people inside a newer model white mercede and opened fire on them and took off. >> financial accident in the south by a man rolled the car several times and in there is an upside it is where he crashed. in san jose this morning. >> what a mess, two spots where the vehicle hit trees, right here next to the curb and 15' up the sidewalk, here, and you can still see the stump of this tree right next to the businesses. it is hard to believe this was actually a lucky spot for the man to crash the vehicle. that is because right across the street is fire station nine on the corner of hillsdale avenue and ross and you can see the video of the screen at 1:15. the firefighters at station 9 heard the crab, they just returned from ano

allegations that the russian state organized and covered up doping back in the 2014 olympic games in sochi and from our jersey shore bureau, we're working to confirm reports that legislative leaders in trenton may have reached a tentative deal on a plan to save atlantic city from financial collapse. there's no formal bill just yet and no one is publicly confirming the deal. one lawmaker told nj.com that the deal could give ac about five months to cut spending and fix its problems before the state would take over. >>> meantime, there's a new sign that atlantic city's remaining eight casinos are thriving those casinos took in $215 million just last month. that's up more than 8% over april of last year. >>> philadelphia ranks among top ten worst cities for dog attacks on mail carriers. >> that's according to the new annual rankings by the u.s. postal service. philly comes in at number seven nationwide and ranks as the worst among east coast cities. the postal service reports 44 dog attacks on postal workers last year. that's up 15% over the year before. houston tops the nationwide list with 7

anti-doping lab, he told the "new york times" that dozens of athletes at the 2014 winter games in sochistate-run doping scheme, admitting he along with russian anti-doping experts and members of the intelligence service replaced the athletes' urine samples with clean ones that were collected months earlier. russia's sports minister called these allegations absurd and two of the olympicians that med ald called them nonsense and slanderous. >>> an effort to make youth football safer pop warner is eliminating kick office in their three youngest divisions. the organization says the move is aimed at significantly reducing the number of full speed head on impacts in games, it's going to go into effect when the season starts in fall and after the season pop warner says they will evaluate the results and consider implementing the ban in older divisions as well. >>> angels and cardinals last night, i'm sure some of the players on the field were saying are you kidding me right now? a cat stopped play for a moment before it jumped into the stands, you can tell where the cat was going, all the fans