it covers many sports. >> reporter: russia won the most medals in sochi, upsetting the u.s. in medal count. no russian athletes were caught doping during the games. >> the report reveals a mind blowing corruption between the russian sports and russian government. we're just 18 days from the opening ceremony. i'll be headed to rio very soon to bring you live reports during the game. >>> a police canine stabbed several times in her neck. i'm live in walnut creek. ahead, how that dog helped stop a suspect on the run. >>> i'm michelle roberts in san jose. a neighborhood is trying to figure out who chopped down two dozen trees. >>> a mild 76 right now. blue skies, tracking this trend the next couple of days and when the upper 90s return. >>> a man is accused of stabbing this police dog and a police officer. it all happened when police were trying to catch the man in a walnut creek neighborhood. elise, how did this get started? >> reporter: it all started police say when the suspect hit a pedestrian, then police and a canine dog caught up with that man a few miles away. >> the off

he would get lists around midnight every day, this was in sochi in the laboratory where they were meanto be testing for doping. >> exactly, he detailed schemes that dated back years and he said that when russia was hosting the 2014 winter games in sochi, the country saw it as an opportunity, he said to control the lab and the results and to dope throughout competition. and so he said russia's top olympians, their medal contenders were on this mixture of steroids throughout sochi, he said he received spreadsheets from the sports ministry, that detailed who was on the doping program, when their competition dates were going to be, informing when exactly he needed to swap out their steroid laced urine for clean urine, and it was an elaborate scheme in which, he said every night he would receive a text message with a list of athletes names and the seven digit code that corresponded with the urine sample they delivered that day, which was supposed to be anonymous. >> he would be sure to leave the light on in his office to give the impression he was still working, he would go to room 125, chan

a day after an inquiry found the russians had operated a state sanctioned doping scheme at the sochie ioc was still not taking the leap to a full team ban from the rio games to add to the track team ban already in effect. ioc president thomas bach. >> the ioc does not hesitate to take all the measures and the toughest sanctions against this behavior. >> reporter: but the ioc is hesitating saying it has to wait for a court ruling later this week on an appeal by pole vault star yelena isinbayeva among others to get the track and field ban overturned. that shouldn't make a difference, says u.s. anti-doping chief travisty gert. >> no state or sport system should attempt to do this again. i think that means you have to exclude the russian delegation from the olympic games. >> reporter: what the russians did was cheat by using cold war style spy craft to compromise the olympic drug testing system. right next door to the lab where the athletes' urine samples were tested the old kgb moved in. a hole was drilled in the wall. samples from the russian athletes that tested positive were slipped

the anti-doping agency releasing the report into russian athletes during the sochi games. now they want them banned from rio, coming up. >>> happening now on our twitter, an afghan teen attacked passengers on a train in germany today. three people are severely injured. the weapons were described as an ax and knife. he was later shot dead by police. >>> on facebook, uber celebrates its 2 billionth ride. dozens of riders and drivers will get $450 as part of a promotion and we'll be right back. >>> an unprecedented attack on the integrity of sports. that's what the world anti-doping agency is calling russia's system of cheating during the sochi olympics. >> there's a new report out that reveals that hundreds of russian athletes actually tested positive for drugs, but those tests were thrown out. peggy bunker is at stanford where the u.s. women's water polo team is going to play russia next week before leaving for rio. boy, now there's a call for russia to be banned entirely from these games. >> reporter: well, you know, that's absolutely true. this is a very strong call from

his team found cover-ups during sporting events, including russia's 2014 sochi olympics. they were done by high-level officials from the country's various sports agencies. >> ministry of sport, rusada the doping agency in russia, anti-doping agency in russia, and the csp were all involved in this operation. >> reporter: on top of those organizations, the report also implicates russia's security service. it says it developed a way to swap out positive urine samples with clean ones that had been collected in advance. the findings confirm allegations made by a whistleblower, the former head of moscow's anti-doping laboratory. russia's track and field team has already been banned from the upcoming rio olympics because of the systematic doping scandal. but monday's report shows even more athletes from a broad range of sports were involved in the system of doping and cover-ups. it says starting in 2011, a moscow laboratory notified the deputy ministry of sports of every positive finding. he then decided whose results would be covered up or, in the report's language, saved and w

team members attended a farewell ceremony in sochi yesterday, up sure of what today might hold.ussia's track and field team is already banned from the upcoming olympics. >>> good morning, jessica boyington checking on your first alert traffic. we're watching the blue route. this is right around ridge pike. no big problems or delays. you can see. and roads are dry, another the good thing. also checking with mass transit, a few delays so far. warminster 405 is 10 minutes late. but nothing really in a will set you back too much. here is 422, 7 minutes in both directions. speeds stay way up in to the 60s. when i come back, we'll is more updates and check in with 295 over in new jersey. >>> well, this is something that you find in most households, but i would vep includ to say few have ever solved it. we're talking about a rubik's cube. i've never been able to solve one. and we'll get to that story in a minute because vie sick ock hel made is joining me. but first, man went into the hot landing zone to rescue soldiers. he's credited with saving the lives of 40 soldiers and four of hi

now we know sochi 2014 was a sham.i guess report today confirming allegations of a doping regime -- i devastating report today confirming allegations of a doping regime that went right to the top, with the help of the country's secret service. sport russian minister of directed, controlled, and oversaw the manipulation of results, sample swapping, with the active participation and assistance of the fsb. reporter: but if it didn't -- but it didn't stop at sochi. we do know that every single positive first screen in the moscow lab was sent up the chain of command and sent back down. now, that has to affect every single sport across the board. reporter: the report indicates the shock allegations of the man at the center of the scandal, the whistleblower seen here in a russian documentary and now in hiding in the united states, former head of moscow's claimingng laboratory he had helped dozens of athletes to cheat. despite previous russian denials and their insistence to clean up their act, many want that to mean a total b

a day after an inquiry found the russians had operated a state- sanctioned doping scheme at the sochimpics, the i.o.c. was still not taking the leap to a full russian team ban from the rio games to add to the track team ban already in effect. i.o.c. president thomas bach. >> the i.o.c. does not hesitate to take all the measures and the toughest sanctions against this behavior. >> reporter: but the i.o.c. is hesitating, saying it has to wait for a court ruling later this week on an appeal by pole vault star yelena isinbayeva, among others, to get the track and field ban overturned. that shouldn't make a difference, says u.s. anti-doping chief travis tygert. >> no state or sport system should ever attempt to do this again. and i think that means you have to exclude the russian delegation from the olympic games. >> reporter: what the russians did was cheat, by using cold war-style spy craft to compromise the olympic drug testing system. right next door to the lab where the athletes' urine samples were tested, the f.s.b., the old k.g.b., moved in. a hole was drilled through the wall. samp

discovered drug testing results from russian athlete are faced for four years, including doing the sochiolympics in 2014. >> they directed, controlled and oversaw the manipulation of that is analytical results or sample swapping india if participation and assistance of the fsb, csp in both moscow and sochi laboratories. for those of you may not know, the fsb is the russian federal security service, formally known as the kgb. >> sample something about winter sports. the committee said it would pursue the toughest possible sanctions available against any individual or organization implicated in the report. nicole: and asia, mostly down arrows. the only exception is the nikkei in japan up 1.4%. there is the shanghai composite index down a quarter of 1%. hong kong hang seng down half a percent. >> stocks in europe traded lower at this hour. the ftse in london done 0.4%. cac down 0.9% in the dax giving up 1.2% this morning. nicole: technology, financials commended to us all records for the dow, s&p for the fifth record close of day. pulling back a little bit. data features that support. laure

. >>> russia operated a ahead of the sochi winter olympics. more on these new claims from the live desk. >>> plus storm team 4 keeping an eye on our rising temperatures. the heat and humidity >>> this morning russia's olympic teams are waiting on the results of a doping investigation that may hinder their participation in the upcoming games in rio. the investigation prompted by an accusing the russian government of helping manipulate drug tests at the games in sochi a couple of years ago. if the results prove widespread and state-sponsored doping, officials across the globe say they will call for the country's teams to be banned from rio. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> main engine is up and running and liftoff of the falcon 9 to the space station. >> the rocket is on its way to the international space station right now. it's bringing big changes, possibly making way for the u.s. to send its own astronauts into space again. t the u.s. has paid russia to last astronauts. it is carrying a docking setup specifically for nasa rockets. yo

they say it's because of government-ordered cheating during the 2014 games in sochi.embers of the international olympic committee will hold decide what to do. the russian track team has already been banned from the games which start with opening ceremonies in 18 days. >>> the d.c. parks and rec department is trying to help people stay cool during this heat wave. the hours at some of its spray parks across some of the district are now extended. from now until friday, 13 parks will stay open two hours later, until 9:00 p.m. during the week. open our nbc washington app for a map of all the pools and spray parks in the city. just search spray park. that looks inviting. >> it does, and that is some welcome news during this heat wave, tom, but we had a little bit of a break tonight. >> it was amazing how much the temperature dropped, that rain came down. our heat index was at 100 this afternoon. it felt like 100 degrees, and in just a matter of minutes, the temperature plunged down into the low 70s as showers came on through, and now we've settled down. here's a live view f

mark phillips covered the sochi olympics.m london. mark, good morning. >> good morning. well, the olympic motto is faster, higher, stronger. but the this investigation used another catchy three-word phrase disappearing positive methodology. translation -- they cheated. >> reporter: according to the investigation, the russians were so intent on topping the medal count at the sochi winter games, they put in place a sophisticated system to cover up drug use by their athletes. and they did it in their testing lab in an operation right out of a cold war spy craft manual. canadian sports lawyer richard mclaren headed the inquiry. >> russian ministry of sport directed, controlled and oversaw the manipulation of athletes' analytical results for sample swapping and the act of participation and assistance of the fsb. >> reporter: the testing lab was supposed to be secure, but wasn't. the fsb, the old kgb, moved in right next door. and a hole, called samples showing drug use from russian athletes were passed out. and clean replacement s

. >> reporter: russia's dominance in sochi was fueled by performance-enhancing drugs, according to an independent investigation released today. >> it's going to be a russian celebration, yes, it is. >> reporter: now the world anti-doping agency says russia should be barred from the summer olympics. the report saying the cheating was sanctioned by the highest levels of government. >> the moscow laboratory was fueled by doped russians within a state directed failed safe system. >> reporter: moscow's former anti-doping detailed where russia cheated. the russians are said to have built a mouse hole, where dirty samples were passed through, emptied and replaced with clean samples. >> it's a level of corruption at the olympic games that we can't tolerate. >> reporter: it's now up to the international olympics committee to decide punishment. a ban would be unprecedented. today russia's president said the report is based on the testimony of one man. >> reporter: for katie uhlaender who lost bronze to a russian by .004 of a second, it's been a long time coming. >> when i lost, i was heartbroke

summer and winter sports, starting in the buildup to london 2012, he carried out throughout 2014 in the sochiinter games. >> in essence, the disappearing positive methodology allowed the into armation of -- negative one by order of the minister of the sport. the operational analytical processes be altered and in thes record -- laboratory records. reporter: russian track and field athletes were banned from competing at next month's games. now it has been called for all russian men and women in all disciplines to be kept away. an emergency meeting is set to be held this tuesday to decide on what actions to take. the russian president has hit back at the findings. vladimir putin says the accusations are based on evidence for vita placing a person with a wretched reputation. he called the scandal a dangerous relapse of political spirit in sport and it is impossible clean athletes are being affected by sanctions. look attime to take a today's business news. we are starting out with a multimillion pound acquisition for the uk's armed holdings. >> and japan's softbank at the patron before billion po

they won a total of 33 medals in sochi, including 13 gold. they fared much better in london.an athletes won 15 medals in vancouver. beijing in 2008 was a much bigger success, with russia taking home 73 medals overall, including 23 golds. now russia's doping woes aren't the only concern dogging the rio olympics. with brazil in recession, athletes can expect sparse accommodations. organizers even considered charging for air conditioning, can you believe it? but there are some amenities athletes won't find anywhere else as shasta darlington shows us from rio's olympic village. >> reporter: 31 17-story towers. >> this is surrounded by the bedrooms and bathrooms. minimal amount of seating. >> reporter: getting a tour of the athletes' village from the man who's been providing olympic furniture for them since sydney 2000. 3,604 apartments. 18,500 beds, disposable wardrobes. with brazil in recession and the olympic budget tight, these rooms being called basic, even austere. definitely cold. there's the discussion about whether or not there'd be air conditioning. they didn't want to p

new reports accuse russia of a state-run doping program during the 2014 sochi olympics. in wake of the report, the world's leading anti-doping officials have called for russia to be barred from this summers rio program was executed even before the 2014 games and well after. it says russian athletes benefited after positive doping samples would "go missing". the i-o-c will decide today on any sanctions for the rio games. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. after a hot and stormy start to the work week, today will be a bit nicer. it will still be hot with highs around 90 degrees, but the humidity will be a tad lower. a few thunderstorms will develop this afternoon, but most of the storm activity will stay sw of d.c. heads up for those of you in prince culpeper, rappahannock, and madison counties. storms will be most likely from 2-6 pm. tomorrow we get a refreshing break from the humidity and temperatures will be even lower, too. highs will top out in the mid to upper 80s. the humidity begins to climb a bit on thursday, as will temperatures, but it's nothing compared t

intelligence services and quote, unquote, planned and operated at the london 2012, summer olympics and sochi 2014 winter olympics. the commission is considering banning the russian olympics. putin is furious. a whistleblower they are saying is a judas. they are saying he is suffering a conspiracy from western powers. were they justified in banning russia from rio? eleanor: talked about the evidence, i think there is plenty of evidence that russian athletes were doping. i'm not sure whether the evidence continues to the present day and that the current set of athletes preparing for rio -- they would have to be tested. i think there should be a penalty. but i would like to see russia compete. and if the current crop of athletes can be clean, i think they should be allowed to go ahead. pat: it looks like if there was a state sponsor on this program to drug up and a lot of people involved in it. i would hate to see the athletes who have trained for four years and haven't taken these drugs and can pass drug tests in rio before they compete, i think they ought to be allowed to compete. secondly, t

allegations of a government-backed doping program involving russian athletes a the 2014 winter olympics in sochi. russia's track and field athletes have been banned from the rio games over the doping scandal. >>> breaking news in business news this morning. verizon confirms it is buying a big part of sunniville's yahoo! >> for that we turn to landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. verizon agreed to buy yahoo!'s core internet business for about $5 billion. the deal was announced moments ago. yahoo! will sell the e-mail service and news, sports, and finance site and ad tools. verizon will integrate yahoo! with the aol unit. it could end the four-year reign of ceo marissa meyer. the markets are coming off their fourth straight week of gains on a back of host earnings and economic data. look for data this week on housing, the consumer, and gdp. the fed begins the policy meeting on tuesday. it's the busiesiest week of earnings season with the likes of apple, facebook, boeing, and coca-cola. the nasdaq up 26 to 5100. also, gas prices continuing their downward trend. a new survey sh

sochi has become almost like tourists.y spent was worth it. every year as we come to sochi, it has become better and better. the the the beaches have.become much cleaner, more civilized. service has become better. >> who knows, barry manilow may be writing a song about sochi one day soon. i'm rosemary church. we will keep a very close eye on the courthouse in pretoria where the sentencing of oscar pistorius will begin any minute now. stay tuned for more news. ♪ >>> donald trump attacking hillary clinton and the fbi, after no charges are recommended. with clinton's e-mail controversy. trump says the system is rigged and accuses the clintons. bribery. >>> protest breaks out overnight. disturbing video capturing the moment two police officers pin down a man, then shoot and kill him. good morning, welcome to "early start" this morning, i'm christine romans. >> and i'm george howell. it is wednesday, july 6th, 4:0

state-sponsored doping program, saying positive tests in a wide range of sports were concealed during the sochi olympics. members of the ioc executive board held an emergency meeting tuesday to discuss sanctions but didn't reach a conclusion. >> we will have to take a very difficult decision, also in legal terms. this is, on the one hand, between a collective ban for all russian athletes, and on the other hand, the natural right to individual justice for every clean athlete in the world. >> reporter: the ioc leaders said they wanted to consider the court decision. they'll discuss an all-out ban for russian athletes again on sunday. the russian olympic committee plans to send nearly 400 athletes to rio. in the last summer olympics in london, the country came fourth in the gold medal count. but the ioc's upcoming decision could mean this time it won't even make the list. shunsuke ide, nhk world. >>> turkey's president is facing a tough balancing act. president erdogan is trying to assure citizens their country is safe while intensifying a crackdown in the wake of a failed coup. his motion of a th

during the sochi winter games, the fsb, the former kgb, moved next door to a testing lab, drilled a so-called mouse hole through the wall, and swapped dirty samples for clean ones. the 28 individual sports federations now have just 12 days to analyze each athlete to decide who is in and who is out at rio. brian webb for cbs news, new york. >>> a wild scene caught on camera in brazil. a man was wrestled to the ground and detained after he tried to steal the olympic torch. the man tried to break through the line of security guards accompanying the torch bearer. the torch will arrive in rio august 4th, one day ahead of the opening ceremony of the olympic games. >>> the coast guard is trying to track down a man accused of making fake mayday calls at a significant cost to the coast guard. he's made 28 fake calls in two years including a couple just a few days ago in maryland. he uses an emergency radio channel. coast guard has spent about half a million dollars sending out crews to respond. >>> the waters of pacifica are a hotbed of marine activity right now. we sent john ramos to check it out and

the report found that russia carried out a state-sponsored doping program at the winter sochi olympics in 2014. >> the moscow laboratory operated for the protection of doped russian athletes within a state-directed failsafe system. >> the report confirmed allegations made by the former head of moscow's anti-doping laboratory. he alleged urine samples were switched for certain russian athletes competing in the games. in response, ioc president thomas bach issued a statement saying the body would not hesitate to implement the toughest available measures. russia's president vladimir putin reacted sharply. in a statement he says there's been a dangerous relapse of political interference in sport. he says individual athletes should take responsibility for their own actions, but he also says that russian officials named in the report will be temporarily suspended until the investigation is complete. >>> turkish authorities are continuing to round up suspects connected to a failed coup against president recep tayyip erdogan. they say more than 7,500 people have been detained. they include mem

it confirms a state backed cheating by russian athletes at the sochi olympics.es lasted at least four years and involved at least 312 positive tests that went unreported. according to a russian news agency the russian president says the accusations were based on evidence provided by a >>> former st. louis cardinals scouting director has been sentenced to 46 months in prison for hacking into the houston astros scouting and analytics database. he was fired by the cardinals last summer prior to his arrest. to the nba summer league championship and an ending worthy of host city las vegas with the clock clicking down in regulation, chicago bull hit the game tying 3 sending it into ot and it was valentine's time aga again. >> lost his balance, he regained it all. happy valentine's day in vegas. >> and with less than three weeks until rio. bubba watson and diver david boudia stop by "today." just ahead, who's the next high profiler next to perform some you're watching "early today." i. soon, she'll be binge-studying. now she writes mostly in emoji. soon, she'll type th

accusing the russian sports ministry of overseeing widespread doping of the last winter olympics in sochias well as other major events. if russia were barred from sending athletes to rio this would be a first in history of the games print it wouldn't, however, be the first time that politics and the olympics have clashed. reporter: at the core of the olympics is the idea that a better world can be created through friendship, solitude, and fair play -- solidarity, and fair play. but that goal has been challenged through the years by political events. olympics held in melbourne were poorly attended. i handful of states withdrew because of french and british intense in egypt to take control of the suez canal. the netherlands and spain also boycotted after soviet tanks rolled into budapest to: uprising in hungary. south african sportsmen were barred from the olympics from 1964 to 1988 because of the apartheid regime. in the 1940's and 50's, the country only sent white athletes to the games. after apartheid was abolished, south africa was again allowed to compete, coming back into olympic comp

releasing its report on allegations of state sponsored doping by russian athletes during the 2014 game in sochianti-doping officials are expected to request that the entire russian team be barred from this year's games. >>> all right now for some sports highlits two for the price of one affair in washington. >> with an explanation of that our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. welcome into "sportscenter." i'm lisa kerney. he is kevin connors. >> we talked about how the final group in the open championship took less time to finish their round than the pirates and nationals took to finish their game on sunday. they played just one game but it was 18 innings, the length of two. bottom of the ninth, the pinch hitter daniel murphy. 1-0, game no longer that ties things at 1. bryce harper calls him the mvp of the national league. top of the 18th inning, game still tied at 1. starling marte off oliver perez and the nationals fans who hung around for 18 innings got to see that the pirates walk away with a 2-1 win. >>> range ers and cubbies. cole hamel he continues that dominance sunday. striking

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release of a world anti-doping agency report outlining a russian state-backed doping program at the 2014 sochihile the ioc says it has begun disciplinary action against some implicated in the report russian sports minister, one official facing a ban, yesterday denied claims of a state doping scheme. >>> in golf for the first time in his career, tiger woods will miss four consecutive majors. the former world number one is done for the season. announcing yesterday he's withdrawn from the pga championship, and will, instead, focus on rehab after two back surgeries last fall. woods' ailing back has kept him out of competitive play since he tied for tenth at the wyndham championship last august. >>> turning to major league baseball where in pittsburgh a scary moment in the second inning between the brewers and the pirates where milwaukee pitcher jamison takes a comebacker off his head. he is shaken up but believe it or not he's able to remain in the game. as for which the brewers tie things up in the top of the ninth inning, but the pirates have an answer in the bottom of the frame. >> it's deep. a

allegations of moscow back to doping programs involving russian athletes from the 2014 winter olympics in sochi happy about the accommodations once they get to rio, the olympic team said today, they will not move into their assigned housing in the olympic village. the cited problems such as blocked toilets, leaking pipes, and exposed wiring. they are terrible. the first australian athletes to arrive in rio instead checked into nearby hotels. olympian from other countries seem to be a bit more positive about the accommodationings. >> it's fantastic. everything has been good. we're happy to be here. it's a wonderful, wonderful place. people very super friendly. i think it's going to be a fantastic olympic games. >> rio 2016 organizers didn't respond to requests for comment about the housing issues, but one official says they're aware of the problems and they are working to resolve them. >>> well now just 12 days away from the opening ceremony, or jessica geary will be heading to rio to bring you live reports to the games. we're looking forward to that as it inches closer here. finally it's gettin

wow, you could have a huge player completely gone. >> they were the number one medal winner at sochi. >> right. they're always a huge dominant team. >> right. >> eric, thanks. >> you got it. >>> turn to turkey now, the fallout from the failed military coup. the president erdogan today cracking massive crackdown against alleged plotters, 9,000 officers removed from the ministry of the interior. some alleged plotters, some trying to stop the coup, 1,400 injured. turkish stock market plummeting roughly 9%. currency falling too. and the deputy prime minister spoke on cnbc this morning. he said the massive scale of arrest today is justified. >> turkey's a rule of law country. they have to face the full force of the justice. so judicially we'll decide what happens next. >>> yeah, and, michelle, by the way there was a report out a couple hours ago that i guess some prosecutors in turkey had entered our air base there. it is unclear why, again, this is a developing story comes from the turkish official newspaper that they are inside the incirlik air force base. >> they are our allies, nato me

it confirms cheating by the russian athletes in sochi and other events.actice has lasted at least four years and involved at least 312 positive tests that went unreported. according to russian news agency, president vladimir putin says the accusations were based on evidence provided by a person of wretched reputation. >>> well let's get down to business now with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> hi there, dara. good morning to you. a new report finds it's cheaper to rent versus buy a home in just eight states and washington, d.c. gobankingrates.com compared the cost for a single family home and ownership includes mortgage rates, property taxes and insurance rents have been rapidly rising. some prices have too but mortgage rates are still historically low. meanwhile germany is considering legislation to require a black box in all autonomous cars in the wake of a fatal crash involving the autopilot feature in a tesla vehicle. drivers wouldn't have to pay attention to traffic for steering but they must remain behind the wheels to take over in cas

but after an investigation confirmed claims of a state-backed doping program at the 2014 sochi games,ti-doping officials are calling for a complete ban of russian athletes from competing in rio. in response russian president vladimir putin asked for quote, fuller, more objective information that is based on fact and he warned, quote, we see a dangerous relapse of politics intruding into sports. >>> former st. louis cardinals scouting director chris correa has been sentenced to 46 months in prison for hacking into the houston astro's computer data base. he pled guilty to five counts of illegal access to a pro-expected computer. the league expected to penalize the cardinals. >>> and you won't believe pro golfer bubba watson's newest way to get around the course. ♪ >>> for the first time in 112 years golf is part of the olympics. that's a big deal. what better time to introduce something exciting for the future of our game. teaming up with oakley to create first flying golf cart jet pack. >> the jet pack is capable of reaching 3,000 feet and flying at just under 50 miles per hour. that's

ban in response to allegations of a russian state-run doping program at the 2014 winter olympics in sochiin paris, another yellow jersey for cycling's chris froome, coasting to his third tour de france title in four years. the british rider is now just one of eight men to have won three or more tour titles. >>> two players inducted into major league baseball's hall of fame. mike piazza, a 12-time all-star, set the big league record for his position with 396 home runs. drafted in the 62nd round back in 1988 he is the lowest draft pick to enter the hall of fame. we also saw the highest pick ever inducted with ken griffey jr., drafted first overall in 1987, griffey played 22 major league seasons, made 13 all-star appearances, and earned 10 gold glove awards as a center fielder. nicknamed the natural, griffey holds the six spot on baseball's all-time home runs list with 630. >> i want to thank my family, my friends, the fans, the reds, the white sox and the marine ers fo making this kid's dream come true. >> that's cool there, griffey ending his speech donning his iconic backwards hat. in cas

layout evidence of a state- sponsored doping program among russian athletes at the 2014 winter games in sochi. most track and field athletes from russia are already out but this week, 10 countries plan to ask to extend the ban to every olympic sport. the u.s., germany, japan, and canada are among the countries seeking a wider ban. >>> an mit student killed in new york city by an off-duty cop allegedly driving drunk was from the bay area. the 21-year-old was in the city for a summer internship at a tech company and was standing on a brooklyn sidewalk with friends on saturday morning when the suv jumped the curb, hitting him, and three other people. witnessessay that the suspect tried to use the in fact he was an nypd officer. >> he was screaming at the man who was recording and flashed the badge. >> 1 guy took his keys out and stopped his car. he tried to run. >> drew died at the hospital a short time later. he was set to graduate from mit next year with a degree from urban design and planning. the officer was suspended and is facing charges. >>> today is the last call for potential suitors to

particularly following the revelation that at the sochi games, the russians carried on elaborate state-runllegal drug use by athletes. now the russian team, at least those who haven't previously failed a drug test will be allowed to complete in rio. the ioc punted. the various international sports governing bodies are asked to vet their own athletes to determine whether any should be banned in the way the iwaf has band, russian track & field team. it is unclear whether the federations have the resources or the will to do serious detective work in the less than two weeks before the rio games are due to open. the ioc president, thomas bach, decided not to confront vladamir putian on the grounds that clean athletes shouldn't be punished because of dirty ones. >> every human being is entitled to individual justice. >> but the international call for a ban is based on the fact that the russian olympic program has been tainted by the scheme. with the help of mos kwou security forces to swap, clean, urine samples for tainted ones. >> unfortunately, the russian federation and types at the top, with