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under their own flag after a massive state-sponsored doping program was discovered after the 2014 sochi games. and this morning, the international olympic committee saying a belarusian athlete is, quote, safe and secure after she refused to board a flight home. the sprinter said she was taken to the airport against her wishes after she publicly complained about her coaches. the belarusian olympic committee is run by the oldest son of victor lukashenko who has been called europe's last dictator. that committee adding the sprinter was removed from the team because of her emotional and psychological state. and some other team usa medals to note, in diving krysta palmer took bronze in the women's 3-meter springboard and in weightlifting, katherine nye took home silver. >>> time now for a closer look at your morning weather. >>> good morning. the monsoonal moisture continues to move across the four corners into the rockies and into our monday afternoon. showers and storms bring the risk for flash flooding across colorado and into utah, so that's going to be an area we will have to watch out,

. >> sochi. what is your biggest worry right now. i'm you've got 6 months under your belt you looking forward your main message to the citizens to make them feel say that is not how they're feeling right now. >> well, i just want the citizens of oakland to know that we're on the job that every resource that i have at my disposal within the department's is going to be deployed into the feel that those to sit behind desks will now be asked to come out into the and support our patrol staffed and help out so that we can have a greater presence. this is something that we need to get control of when it comes to the crime in our city. and i think it's going to take collective efforts. but police will be able to do little wrong. i think we really do need the community's help some of the serious crimes. >> chief are on armstrong. the oakland police chief, thanks for joining us. we appreciate your perspective and your time. and we all hope things get better. thanks a lot. thank you. >> thank you, and still ahead at 6 with the return of school

that is even though russia was caught cheating on a giant scale after the 2014 games in sochi. still we get these questions. the russian government is hitting back at its critics, in its own way. this is none other than the foreign ministry spokeswoman — her message to the world turns the roc team�*s acronym into a defiant hashtag. we will roc you. from russia, she adds, with love. the latest street art in russia shows a russian bear wrestling wada to the ground. this mural really captures the mood — there is no soul—searching or public remorse over the doping violations, instead there is defiance, contempt even for the punishment. russian officials have acknowledged there was a problem with doping in sport but they have never accepted that it was widespread and officially sanctioned. there is a mentality of us against the rest of the world, that russian athletes were framed by the international community, that they are not really complicit, that everyone is doping, they are always after us and now we are unfairly punished. the gymnasts�* success has brought new recruits to the

under their own flag after a massive state-sponsored doping program was discovered after the 2014 sochi games. but there's been criticism of testing oversight. a four-time olympic medalist is the president of world athletics, which controls all track and field athletes. should russia be here? >> it's slightly different in my sport. we've been very tough about their presence here. >> reporter: but true sportsmanship still shining in these games. american isaiah jewett tumbling to the ground after botswana's nijel amos accidentally tripped him in their 800 meter heat. jewett, helping amos up, putting his arm around him. the two finishing the race, together. >> quite an act of sportsmanship there. james, i know you're tracking another headline out of tokyo, about an alleged attempt by belarus to forcibly return an athlete to the country. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yes, she says she was taken to the airport against her will by belarussian officials. who said that she has criticized belarus on social media. she's still at the airport being looked after by olympic officials. she could

it's worth noting that russia invaded crimea soon after the 2014 winter games ended in sochi.ay sport at the service of the harmonious development of human kind with a view towards promoting a peaceful society, concerned with the preservation of human dignity. effectively erasing an entire islands at the behest of larger countries does nothing to advance these goals. neither does ignoring on going human rights abuses and soon to be host nations. accepting a lie is not diplomatic. it makes you complicit and buying into this particular lie of chinese taipei leave the international community impotent to forcefully object if and when there's violence in the south china sea. and that's your reality check. >> you know, it's worth noting as great as the olympics are, they have a history as long as the games so for the last 120 years the modern games of complicity sometimes in i would say political malfeasance. >> yeah, that's right. that is something we have seen with the olympics and it feels like we're seeing it in sport, in art -- well,ly tell you we talked about john cena, right,

russia thinks it is time to move on from the scandal over sochi, but it is a long way from convincinghen great britain's eventing team took the top spot. congratulations to tom. chinese health authorities say they have detected seven new covid cases in wuhan where the pandemic began. according to state media, this is the first time the virus has reappeared in the city sincejune 2020. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell explained how the chinese authorities are responding. it doesn't sound like many cases, does it? i mean, people listening to this will be thinking, so what? but in china, for many, many months, in virtually every part of this country, everyone had been going about their lives without the coronavirus, without any cases at all, thinking that it was all under control, if you like it. but now there has been a fresh outbreak next to the delta variant. and like i say, if you look at the numbers, they're not that big in any particular area but what's worrying the authorities is the spread of the cases. so they're right across the country, and as a result, we are seeing th

his 5,000-meter relay team catch a silver in 24th team sochi games. >> john: i love the stories. >> anitalympic athlete to excel at one sport, and here's this guy guy excelling at two. >> john: we have some great multisport athletes, caitlyn jenner probably the most famous, but decathlon which is all summer, winter and summer, so good at stealing bases. the ceo of spirit airlines apologizing for more than 1700 flight cancellations this week saying a combination of bad weather, staff shortages and tech issues went to stranded travelers across the state. from jackson international airport with more, i expect a lot of spirit airlines cup from the limb and customers are looking for something more than sorry. >> that's right, many of them in the line behind me are looking for new flights or full refunds if nothing else, spirit airlines has already canceled 38% of the scheduled flights today and passengers are trying to adapt. >> worried, up all night checking flight status and all that. so far it's good. >> this is the sixth consecutive day of cancellations which the discount carrier blames on

eddy earned the silver medal in baseball and that's going to go along with the silver that he won in sochiab the passy that he just -- >> did he throw the passy? >> this works. >> you haven't seen eddy since before the olympics. how long has it been >> about 20 days more or less. >> so let's bring him on out eddy, come on out! >> daddy >> oh. >> hi, baby. >> oh, no. buddy. hi, guys, how are you doing? >> how are you have a seat. >> thank you so much for having me >> he's losing his stuff right now. >> no, he's not. he's so excited. >> hi. hi sorry. just one second. hi >> he's really here. >> hey, bud. what are you doing i missed you he's looking at me he's like, wait, you're not in a phone. >> yeah. >> he's just taking it all in. >> yeah. where's my souvenir? where's my medal >> i'm so overwhelmed right now. i don't even know what to do >> i know. this is the moment i mean, everything you've worked for, eddy, and now gabby and jet are here >> you're going to make me cry >> you're making me cry. >> you're about to make me lose it right here. but this is an incredible moment i appreciate eve

russia thinks it is time to move on from the scandal over sochi, but it is a long way from convincingl artists such as tracey emin, anish kapoor and gavin turk to inspire global action. tom webb reports. from mary mattingly�*s vanishing point on southend pier to ackroyd & harvey�*s beuys�* acorns at the tate modern, artists are creating eye—catching pieces to draw attention to our changing climate. for me, the role of artists is both to demonstrate how we got to this emergency but also to help empower people with images and hope and belief that can help all of us feel empowered to take action. ahead of the climate summit in glasgow, artists, galleries and museums are coming together to highlight issues around climate change. art for your world is a project where we're working with a leading range of artists to really help tell the story and involve a much wider community in the fight against climate change. we are hoping the work of artists will inspire hearts and minds and audiences around the world to do something to help save their world. one british artist, gavin turk, is creating

that is even though russia was caught cheating on a giant scale after the 2014 games in sochi.us and now we are punished. the gymnasts' success has brought new recruits to the club, taking their first steps towards possible medals of their own. russia thinks it is time to move on from the scandal, but it is a long way from convincing the world that it can be trusted. sarah rainsford, bbc news, moscow. the headlines on bbc news... the department of health has announced the covid—19 app will be updated to notify fewer contacts to isolate. in contacts to isolate. england and wales. team gb strike gold again at the tokyo olympics. britain's riders make history, clinching a gold medal in the team eventing and silver in the individual. tomorrow, after missing several others to focus on her mental health. more on the news that the nhs covid—19 app in england and wales is being tweaked, so if you will be asked to self—isolate following a close contact with the positive case. the chief executive of the uk's health security agency case. the chief executive of the uk's health security age