they would choose the host city for the 2020 fourth game in 2017. it is a marathon that concludes with a seven year building in preparation time for the host city. the decision to bid will be made locally over the next year. the exposure would be a win/win for both cities and the entire region. region.

the ioc will choose the host city for the 2024 games in 2017. the bid process is a marathon that starts with a five-year proposal period, and concludes with a seven-year building and preparation time for the host city. the decision to bid will be made locally over the next year. the exposure the olympics would bring to baltimore and washington would be a win-win for both cities and the entire region.

in 2017, the ioc will next choose the host city for the 2024 games. e bidding process is a marathon that starts with a five-year proposal period, and it concludes with a seven-year building period that includes preparation time for the host city. the decision to bid will be made locally over the next year. the exposure the olympics would bring to baltimore and washington would be a win-win for both cities and the entire region. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios better schools. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't happen if the special interests get their way. with thousands of local jobs and millions for maryland's schools on the line. we need to fight back. call your lawmakers and tell them to put national harbor on the ballot this november. because it's not up to the special interests, it's up to you.

the brazilian city is hosting the next games in 2016. more than 200 locals gathered in rio's central square to watch the closing ceremony in london. they cheered wildly when the olympic flag was handed to their city's mayor. >> translator: i hope people who come for the olympics will see that brazil and rio de janeiro are joyful, happy places. >> translator: i hope the next olympics are as good as the ones in london or better. >> rio won the competition to host the games partly because they would be the first olympics in south america. but critics have raised concerns about the city's traffic jams, lack of accommodation and poor security. >>> olympic organizers and host cities plan years in advance for the games. so no surprise people in tokyo are looking well beyond rio. members of the olympic bid committee are working hard to win the 2020 summer games five decades after the city hosted the world in 1964. nhk world's tomoko kamata reports. >> reporter: two other cities are in the running for the event and the paralympics. tokyo's competi

they will choose the host city for the 2024 games in 2017. a five-year proposal period and a seven-year building and preparation time for the host city. the exposure the olympics would bring to baltimore and washington would be a win/win for both cities and the entire region. ♪

they will choose the host city for the 2024 games in 2017. a proposal period, and concludes with preparation time for the host city. the decision to be bid will be made locally over the next year. it would be a win/win for baltimore and washington and the entire region. ♪ ♪ >> this is 11 news saturday

. >> the host city for next six gop convention is not out of the woods yet. >> tampa may be breathing a sigh of relief, but organizers say they continue to work with federal and state officials to monitor the storm. with 70,000 people expected to descend on tampa, florida governor says the show will go want. >>rnc is continuing their preparation. we continue to be optimistic that we will not have any issues. >> as the city gets ready for potential flooding, hundreds of miles away in michigan, mitt romney made -- >> we will soon be having a convention in tampa, florida. i am told the weather may be a little iffy. >> forecasters project isaac they stay west of tampa. >> mississippi's coast is would then -- within the cone of uncertainty. they call it that for a reason. >> the national hurricane center warns its path and the u.s. is tough to penpoint. >> we do not know exactly what isaac is going to do to particular parts of florida. this is a strong reminder that especially for folks who have never been through this, the threat is real. >>, florida's governor says delegates will be give

freddie but not to the host city. >> bob: they give some of it to the host city. phelps, he lost, he won the gold in the $200 butterfly -- 200 butterfly three times in a row or twice in a row. going for his third. i thought he won it. >> kimberly: his mom, too. >> bob: he lost by .05 of a second. give credit where credit is due. i mean this as a positive way. darwin said we all came from fish. i didn't retain any of those darwinian dna notches. but phelps did. he is built to be a swimmer. the fact younger guys beat him, so what? >> eric: you look like a fish. >> dana: so one thing that the international olympic committee -- >> eric: it was your idea to start with the olympics. let's go. >> dana: the person with the previous record of the medals, that phelps beat, she wanted to present the medal to phelps. cool thing. but the ioc said no way. >> eric: the oec is smart. -- ioc is smart. they keep very much -- no, they keep a lot of control on the clips that you can run. where you advertise. these are going to be advertising banks. they'll make so much money and gene

some projected models have the host city in its path. >> i don't think this will be a factor in this ar convention but we are prepared in the event it is. >> reporter: four years ago hurricane gust taf hit the area and minnesota scaled back the first tight of events. contingency plans are in place. >> what a welcome. thank you oar meanwhile, the convention's main attraction, mitt romney took his message to iowa, a state that went to president obama four years ago. >> the president promised he would cut the deficit in half. it didn't happen, dit it? >> reporter: the president wraps up his two day swing through iowa. >> i have a question for governor romney. how many teacher's jobs are worth another tax cut for millionaires and billionaires. >> thanks for that report. >>> well, the two most infamous party crashers of all time no longer husband and wife tonight. they have finalized their divorce. they showed up -- remember them -- at the white house state dinner. then they became fame movements the couple's relationship hit the rocks when she began to see journey's guitarist. we'll be ri

one, the games were exciting, emotional, compelling and very well executed by the host city. mber two, britain got to do what everyone has wanted to do: drive the spice girls off a cliff thelma and louise style. slow down. she's just a baby. robert pattinson is our guest tonight ( cheers and applause ) obviously a great deal of interest in what he will say about the olympics. i think there might be a lot of people watching this show for the first time. so, let me assure you, mr. pattinson will come out. but you do have about 15 minutes of vice president shall jokes to plow through. we have to catch up on the weekend's political events. this is a comedy show dealing mostly with politics. in politics, there was only one story to cover this weekend. >> breaking news. mitt romney chooses wisconsin congressman paul ryan as his running mate. >> jon: wait. what? that guy next to romney is not already a romney? are you sure that's not like rick romney or chad or buzz romney? apparently romney unveiled his vice president shall choice at a rally on saturday morning on on the deck of the

the athletes, the host city, the world came together to say to london, well done. and over to you, rio. no four year, brazil will host the first olympics in south america. you can expect something different down there. >> pack your bags. thank you. >>> still ahead, the dramatic moment in las vegas after a chimp breaks free and it's not the first time the chimp has pulled it off. >>> and the perfect perfect olympic moments. photographers wearing scuba fear and standing on porto potties to catch them. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen, and meloxicam have the

one, the games were exciting, emotional, compelling and very well executed by the host city. guest tonight ( cheers and applause ) obviously a great deal of interest in what he will say about the olympics. i think there might be a lot of people watching this show for the first time. so, let me assure you

one, the games were exciting, emotional, compelling and very well executed by the host city. ur guest tonight ( cheers and applause ) obviously a great deal of interest in what he will say about the olympics. i think there might be a lot of people watching this show for the first time. so, let me assure you, mr. pattinson will come out. but you do have about 15 minutes of vice president shall jokes to plow through. we have to catch up on the weekend's political events. this is a comedy show dealing mostly with politics. in politics, there was only one story to cover this weekend. >> breaking news. mitt romney chooses wisconsin congressman paul ryan as his running mate. >> jon: wait. what? that guy next to romney is not already a

they chose hiroshima as the host city to remind the world of the nuclear bombing there. the ippnw's theme this year is hiroshima to future generations. by choosing that topic the organizers wanted to stress that the number of doctors who survived the blast and who can pass on their experiences is declining because of aging. one of the major events this time was the symposium of physicians of second-generation atomic bomb survivors. dr. koichi sameshima came from brazil. his father is an atomic bomb survivor. >> translator: i'd like to report on my father's experience and to explain how the atomic bombings are perceived in brazil. >> reporter: his father was 16 years old when he was exposed to radiation while on a rescue mission to nagasaki. >> maybe in 10, 20 years, we will not see one survivor. we will not be able to hear the story about the terrible effect of the bomb. we have to do something to keep the memory about the horror of atomic bomb. >> reporter: some members of the audience were moved by this testimony from abroad. >> i think his work is very important. i wa

the athletes, the host city, the world came together to say to london, well done. and over to you, rio. in four years, brazil will host the very first olympics in south america and as original as these games were, you can expect something very different down there. david? >> pack your bags. jeffrey, thanks for your coverage all the way through. >>> still ahead, the dramatic moment in las vegas after a chimp breaks free and it's not the first time the chimp has pulled it off. >>> and later here tonight, the picture perfect olympic moments. they are not as easy to capture as you think. photographers wearing scuba fear and standing on porto potties to capture them. photographers wearing scuba fear and standing on porto potties to catch them. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical stu

an homage to the host city, big ben, the london eye. a foot stomping acrobatic visual extravaganza. 10,800 athletes marched into olympic stadium. and a jubilant team usa, winners of the medal race with 104. a fitting close to a day that kicked off with the men's marathon which began and ended at the queen's door. outside buckingham palace. nobody seems to care. they are all straining to get a view. in between racing to the sounds of st. paul's cathedral. >> go london. >> the city is electric right now. >> and a new world record! >> reporter: it's been a game for the history books. 44 world records, 117 olympic records. this is also a clean game. 4,000 drug tests and just one positive. >> i think that's the sign that the system works. >> reporter: and not a single security headline. >> we wanted to focus on the best athletes across the world. >> reporter: mostly the fans say the games have been fun. >> i think they have gun superb. >> it is such a great atmosphere and so well organized. we have won lots of medals. >> reporter: not a bad

the olympic flag has touched down in rio de janeiro, the host city of the 2016 games. the arrival of the flag marked the official start of four years of preparations ahead of the opening ceremony there. >> well, germany's athletes will be hoping to do better in rio. they did not quite live up to expectations in london, finishing sixth in the final medal count. still, 44 athletes are heading home with their well-earned medals. >> some cars are too small for freshly baked olympic champions. germany's athletes here are celebrating their beach volleyball victory in cologne. partial credit goes to germany's sports' sponsorship that gives each athlete's about 1500 euros monthly, but that does not cover all costs. >> it is very important to us had to have the additional support of private sponsors. that lets us put the sport for us. it gives us the freedom to will their training camps in locations we believe our best, and we do not have to back out to financial restrictions. -- do not have to bow to financial restrictions. >> and now, their training hard for the 2016 games. i

an homage to the host city, big ben, the london eye, the great music of british generations. a foot stomping acrobatic visual extravaganza. 10,800 athletes marched in to olympic stadium, double amputee oscar pistorius carrying south africa's flag and a jubilant team usa, medal winners of the medal's race. a fitting end to the day which kicked off with the men's marathon which began and ended at the quaen's door. crowds here outside buckingham palace are five, six, seven deep. nobody seems to care. they're straining to get a view of the marathoners. and in between, three loops past big ben along the thames, racing to the sounds of st. paul's cathedral. >> london. >> go, london. >> city's electric right now. >> and a new world record. >> it's been a game for the history books. 44 world records, 117 olympic records. this was also a cleagames. 4,000 drug tests and just 1 positive. >> i think that's the sign that the system worked. >> reporter: and safe games. not a single security headline. >> we wanted the focus on the sport. we wanted the focus to be on the best athletes from a

the athletes, the host city, the world, all came together to say to london "well done." it is over to you, rio, in four years. brazil will host the very first olympics in south america. as original as these games were, you can expect something very different down there. jeffrey kaufmann, abc news, at the olympic games in london. >> rio, a really tough assignment. beautiful people, beaches. >> the same thing. we'll go down there and cover it. >> i'm there in four years. letting everybody know. >> i am so there. still to come. style with a message. >> how nelson mandela's family is building a fashion brand around a political icon. you are watching >>> welcome back, everyone. from human rights activist to prisoner to president at age 94. nelson mandela continues to inspire. >> though he is retired from public life his family is continuing his legacy in a way you might not expect. >> reporter: the eye catching display at retail launch of a sporty new clothing line is a reunion. four generations of mandelas with a new family business. building a brand around the revered leader

at the closing -- passing along the flame to the next host city. before the games shift to rio, russia hosts the winter games of 2014. >>> the gave i is investigating a collision between an american guided missile destroyer and oil tanker outside the strait of hormuz. it was left with a large hole in its side. no injuries on either ship and no oil was spilled. but porter is docked in dubai. >>> recovery efforts continue in iran. two powerful quakes killed 300 people. it caused widespread damage. at least 20 villages were destroyed. egypt's new elected president, morsi, it's the latest move between morsi and the military. thousands gathered in cairo to support morsi. he also said a constitutional declaration limiting his powers had been can semd. take a quick break on a monday morning. a deadly shooting caught on tape. police open fire on a suspect in the streets of new york. this is the morning news. over time, my lashes thinned. after 40, i didn't have enough lashes. my doctor said...latisse® is the only fda approved prescription treatment...for in

> and on the lakefront at south shore, it was announced that lake tahoe has put in a bid to be the host city of the 2022 games. summit also discussed the environment in the lake tahoe basin. with but with cuts they talked about partnerships for some environmental restoration. >>> they are helping students kickoff the school year but giving away 400 backpacks. children ages 4 to 15 will pick up backpacks gearing up to school and there will be a bounce house, and a clothing giveaway, students signed up ahead of time in order to get the free school gear. that is richmond. >> it adds up. let me tell you firsthand but they need everything now. >> you know it is nice to see that. good morning everyone and see what we have with the morning commute and we do have traffic that will be busy on 24. we had an earlier crash and that was cleared and you don't have to worry about it, there were no -- there are no major problems. and if you are driving on 80, the fog is seeping into berkeley and however it looks good on the bay bridge toll plaza. and in livermore, it is slow on the way to dublin, no problem

the playoffs. >>> hosting the olympic games is supposed to bring a boom of tourism to the host city, not the casendon. rows of empty seats have been a hot topic and now there's just not the predicted consumer boom. >> i feel like too many people were saying it's going to be too crowded, there are too many people around but not really happening. >> i think the general sense of london being terribly quiet is slightly overdone. i think we're see numbers now for the beginning of this week. >> one hotel manager decided to drop room rates when he realized occupancy was not meeting expectations. >> darn, maybe we should go now, discount. >> it's pretty crowded there when there are no olympics at the olympian. they are seeing bad weather at the beginning of the week, too. >> isn't it always bad weather there? >> it's not as wet as you think. it drizzles a lot, but it's cloudier being so close to the ocean right there. >> how we looking tonight? >> we have a couple showers and a few storms but nothing widespread. i don't think we'll see much tomorrow, maybe an isolated shower or light thundershower in the

the first olympics in south america. but they're running into a host of channels. n here's more. >> reporter: the olympic flood arrived earlier this month in the city of rio de janeiro. >> translator: i'm very proud our city will host the next olympic games. >> hello, everybody. >> hello, teacher! >> reporter: children of this public elementary school are learning english. their teachers want them to be able to communicate with visitors from abroad. >> welcome brazil. >> reporter: people in this nation are also warming up to a new sport. rugby. the discipline will make its debut at the 2016 olympics. >> translator: i love rugby. it's exciting and gives me an adrenaline rush. >> reporter: diego lopez teaches rugby to children. he's represented brazil during the pan american championship. he says his efforts are not only about developing the new generation of athletes. >> translator: i want rugby to help make children's lives better. nothing would make me happier. >> reporter: many brazilians hope the olympics provide an opportunity to enhance their living environment starting with rio's infrastructure. the country has grown into the world's fourth largest market for

: at the summit it was announced that the lake has put in a bid to the olympic committee to be the host city of the 2022 games. >> gaby giffords making strides in her recovery from a gun shot wound to her head. she and her husband have moved home to arizona this have relocated to texas a year and a half ago where she was having therapy. they moved in to a home in tucson yesterday. less than a week after gunman pleaded guilty. >> a former disneyland employee is filing a lawsuit saying she lost her job after refusing to remove her head scarf. she is muslim, she said she was harassed and treated unfairly for wearing it onto job. she filed a complaint with the employment opportunity commission. >> on news of the world in syria rebels say they shut down a fighter jet and caught the pilot. they say this is video of it. if the plane was taken down by rebels it would be the first time. the government said the plane crashed. >> japan study suggests radio active terrible is causing mutation in butterflies. they found they have a high rate of mutation. and the incidents increased in a second collection

: at the summit it was announced that the lake has put in a bid to the olympic committee to be the host cityames. >> gaby giffords making strides in her recovery from a gun shot wound to her head. she and her husband have moved home to arizona this have relocated to texas a year and a half ago where she was having therapy. they moved in to a home in tucson yesterday. less than a week after gunman pleaded guilty. >> a former disneyland employee is filing a lawsuit saying she lost her job after refusing to remove her head scarf. she is muslim, she said she was harassed and treated unfairly for wearing it onto job. she filed a complaint with the employment opportunity commission. >> on news of the world in syria rebels say they shut down a fighter jet and caught the pilot. they say this is video of it. if the plane was taken down by rebels it would be the first time. the government said the plane crashed. >> japan study suggests radio active terrible is causing mutation in butterflies. they found they have a high rate of mutation. and the incidents increased in a second collection done on offsp

martha fairly talked to some@threets and travelers as they want so long to the host city. >> reporter: this is expected to be heathrow's busiest day of the olympic games, with an estimated 116,000 people flying away after yesterday's closing ceremony. amongst them, 6,000 athletes, who will be passing through this very special temporary games terminal that's been constructed to give them a british-style send-off. this has been built like a london park, park benches, red phone boxes, a post boif and memory treat where athletes are being asked to write down their greatest moment. >> my gosh, i have so many memories from these games. besides getting this, which is the best race of my life, a great memory, getting to see the other athletes compete is amazing. >> reporter: amongst those memories they have left behind are victories, wins of gold medals, but also the fantastic support from the crowds and also the help of the volunteers throughout the games. despite the huge number of people flying out, things are going very smoothly. this is martha fairly for nbc. >>> news4's dan hellie is he

high expectations for the first olympics in south america, but they're running into a host of nhk world tells us more. >> reporter: the olympic flag arrived earlier this month in the city of rio de janeiro. >> translator: i'm very proud that our city will host the next olympic games. >> hello, everybody. >> hello, teacher. >> reporter: children of this public elementary school are learning english. their teachers want them to be able to communicate with visitors from abroad. >> a chicken. >> a chicken. >> welcome brazil. >> reporter: people in this soccer-loving nation are also warming up to a new sport, rugby 7s. the discipline will make its debut at the 2016 olympics. >> translator: i love rugby. it's exciting and gives me an adrenaline rush. >> reporter: diego lopez teaches rugby to children. he's represented brazil during the pan-american championship. he says his efforts are not only about developing a new generation of athletes. >> translator: i want rugby to help make children's lives better. nothing would make me happier. >> reporter: many brazilians hope the olympics will provide an opportunity to enhance their living environment starting with rio's infrastruc

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tonight, he visits the host city for the democratic national convention for some perspective on the president's story is part of paul's ongoing reporting, "making sense of financial news." >> reporter: 575 highway miles due north of tampa, florida, and the republicans-- charlotte, north carolina, a hub of the "new south"-- very new. and in this self-dubbed world center on monday, the democrats will convene. vice president joe biden's first economic advisor, jared bernstein, joined us here. so that's where the convention is going to be next week. what's the essence of the democratic economic platform? >> i think the essence is twofold-- first, to build an economy where our businesses and entrepreneurs can grow and flourish, where they have the tools and the resources they need; and second, to ensure that that growth helps to build a strong middle class. >> reporter: tim mullaney is the kind of middle class businessman the democrats are pitching, and one of the interviews they lined up for us. he owns a printing business his father started in the 1960s. a loan from the obama small business admini

now i'm leaving on to i saw key west siberian news team the ohms colts are looking to give a russian team a second straight victory as the city hosts as their city host of well cup what is your uncle's or of reports it might be a little more difficult this time around. stand up between russia and kind of the certainly one for the ages but this year kolob world cup which will be held in russia for the second time is another great ice like it for the sion vying for the genesee. a year ago it was russia's red over me that raised the inaugural trophy following a confident win against the czech side energy the international ice hockey federation was so impressed with introductory tournaments that it decided to award the junior club world cup a permanent place on it's kind of their over fishel events the unprecedented decision by the i.i.h.f. to sanction it tournaments in only the second year of its existence generated huge interest from the world's top junior leagues with ten teams from europe and north america distort the battle for the world's top club trophy in siberia next week but for now they are in moscow embrace in their first i

a live look now at the host city this morning. the olympic cauldron there. it is also potentially the final showdown in one of the biggest rivalries in the pool. michael phelps and ryan lochte will swim head to head in the 200-meter individual medley today, both men looking for heir fourth medal of these games. and if phelps wins gold, he would be the first man to win the same event in three different olympic games. if phelps lives up to his promise of retirement, it is also likely to be the last time he and lochte will face off in the pool. now, not to be outdone, the rest of team usa swimming, some up-and-coming stars nabbed two more golds, and the men's gymnastics team earned a little redemption. nbc's tracie potts joins us live now from london with more on those stories and a look at today's events. tracie, good morning to you. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. good morning, everyone. let's talk swimming first, because nathan adrian is about to become a household name. he won his individual medley, and boy, did he win it, by 0.01 of a point. he said afte

the belly of their beast. >> i feel great. for me it is an economic development opportunity for my city. our city is proud to host them. im a democrat but i am proud of the city that is hosting the republican national convention. we worked as a team together and it is it seemless and we'll put on a good show and they'll fall in love for tamp a. >> neil: if you do so well, that guy you helped out becomes president of the united states. wouldn't thab a kick? >> it is what it is. >> neil: mayor, you talk about cities and convention homes are a financial draw, but all we see out of this storm or hurricane and whatever it becomes is a lot of rain, that is it a going to be a big damper in that regard won't it? >> when you come to florida, there is always a chance it might happen. that would not be our preferred course. we want the sun to be shining and beaches to be busy. but ultimately we'll deal with what mother nature sent us for the folks coming here. there will be rain and wind on monday but the remaining three days of the convention ought to be beautiful. we are prepared for it and we train for this. and comes with livi

and they will sign autographs before the a's host boston. the city of petaluma going to honor players and coaches sunday afternoon at 1:00. you can see a map of the route on our web site. look under see it on tv. >> i how cool. >>> coming up in half an hour, an exclusive from napa state hospital. employees tell vic lee their personal safety devices don't work z mark math use gets inside of the democratic war room. and there is an 80 pound dog with a man made jaw bone to help him satisfy it. >> thank you. >> and a surprise reaction from staff at san francisco asian art museum. >> workers happy not enraged when they came upon this art work. >> monday night a group pasted hundreds of butterflies on the wall. >> and spells out the word