a day after an inquiry found the russians had operated a state sanctioned doping scheme at the sochi olympics 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 out and r

abysmal medal count by the russian olympic team at the 2010 vancouver winter olympics and was in place until at least august of 2015. >> reporter: the report estimates that at the sochi winter games over 300 russian urine samples tested positive for doping. all were switched out for clean samples. passed through what's being described as a mouse hole in a shared hole between the testing lab and a russian security office next door. the report estimates since the vancouver games in 2010 the russians have destroyed thousands of bottles of dirty urine samples that tested pau positive for drugs. >> russian athletes competing in a wide range of disciplines were involved. this is not just about what we in north america call track and field and others call athletics. it covers many sports. >> reporter: russia won the most medals at the sochi olympics, easily upsetting its biggest rival, the u.s., in medal count. no russian athletes were caught doping during the games. now, the u.s. anti-doping agency said today that this report revealed a, quote, mind-blowing level of conspiracy and corruption. the international olympic committee will be meeting tomorrow to decide their opti

the rio olympics. that is one of the major takeaways from the much anticipated report. it confirms a state backed cheating by russian athletes at the sochihe practices 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'

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 three-month

a day after an inquiry found the russians had operated a state- sanctioned doping scheme at the sochi olympicse 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. samples from

discovered drug testing results from russian athlete are faced for four years, including doing the sochi olympicsin 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. lauren: oil pr

. >> damaging new information about russia and the sochi olympic doping can -- scandal. say the state-directed cheating scandal resulted in more than 300 falsified results. the answer was dirty samples were swapped for clean ones in the middle of the night. >>> astronauts studying at the international space station will soon have much needed supplies. the falcon 9 rocket launched from cape canaveral in florida this morning and that rocket carries an important docking port for astronauts. they need the port to connect with the iss before the american crew can head that way. >>> answering questions about allegations regarding an alleged ufo cover-up. >>> and stephen colbert cares politicos at the rnc. -- dares politicos at the rnc. >>> aren't mostly say -- most of the severe weather is now southeast of town. >>> trending now, hijinks at the republican national convention . >> it won't be the last of them either, i have a feeling. he channeled his inner hunger games as he gaveled session into order yesterday. >> it's my honor to hereby launch and begin the 2016 republican na

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 to

olympics. the agency was responding to an independent report that was released on monday. 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

just up to the sochi olympics, the winter olympics in 2014 it was reported by the russian independent press and now reuters and the international crisis group, russia's federal security service or fsb was actually sending jihadis from dagestan into syria and the logic being better for them than being over there than to risk an international incident during a global sporting event. >> it was known as a green corridor. there's also the fact that some of these guys could have well been trained up in national militaries. you were talking about how cold-blooded that footage was, and he looked like he had proper military training and not the kind of stuff that you see in the cow patches of raqqah by isis 14-year-olds coming over from tunisia. he looks like a professional soldier. i wouldn't be surprised at all if one or more of these three suicide bomber his served in some capacity in their militaries. >> phil, in terms of the investigation, what do you make of the fact that these men were apparently operating and planning this attack out of that apartment for a month, undetected except for

he found the cheating program at the sochi olympics involving swapping dirty samples with clean ones. he says russia's cheating also involved the 2013 track world championship and the 2015 swimming world championship. >>> good morning. i'm erika martin. very hot day in the forecast, muggy, dewpoints in the 70s. a dangerous day in the forecast. if you look at the bottom of the screen you will see the seven-day outlook. allentown, 90 degrees. upper 80s for philadelphia along with wilmington. dover, 88 for you. again, the dewpoints in the 60s and 70s. atlantic city, 88 degrees. that's your current temperature. topping out in the mid 90s for many. otherwise, right now, our first alert dangerous heat advisory, new jersey, southeastern pennsylvania and northern delaware. so keep that in mind until at least 8:00 p.m., once the sun sets conditions will feel a lot better, although the dewpoints will still be in the 70s. so be mindful of the elderly and pets. heat indices in the hundreds which means it will feel like temperatures in the hundreds. philadelphia has noticed a couple breaks in the

the controversy, we're joined now by former cnn moscow bureau chief, jill dougherty in moscow. good to see you, jill. it's incredible these developments, just two years after russia enjoyed olympic glory at the sochiics. how are officials reacting to this potential ban? >> reporter: this is huge for russia. it's huge for russia the country, and huge for president putin who after all was the face of the olympics in sochi. so right now i can tell you moscow really is bracing for this decision. and president putin has been taking kind of a, you know, a dual approach. he has definitely denied that there is any state-sponsored doping in russia. but on the other hand, he's been saying, look, we're taking this very seriously, it is a big problem in the world. and if there's any going on in russia, we're going to do something about it. so right at this point you have five officials who are temporarily sidelined, as this is being investigated. and then also president putin urging the russian olympic committee, which it did, to create an independent commission. we'll look into doping. that's on, you know, the higher level. the level of the people is that people, many of them, feel that this is once again th

the rio olympics. this comes as report today finding evidence that russia cheated at the 2014 sochi olympics. the u.s. olympic committee issues a statement acknowledging the current anti-doping system is broken. >>> we'll follow that story for you, because rio is coming up fast. >>> that's the news headlines at this hour. scotty, back to you. >> sue, it is. sue herera. hit the trader blitz. four trades on four stocks making news. first up, japan's soft bank striking a big deal to buy on holding more than $32 billion. the deal moving chip stocks in general. jimmy? >> sure is moving them. either three explanations. one, somebody see explosive growth in smartphones ahead. nobody i know is seeing that, or maybe soft bank thinks they can squeeze expenses out of arm and just saw a cheap company, all of these chip stocks whether the corvo, broadcom or arm really cheap. took a look at that apple and had to bite into it. >> weis, saying, "a decent quarter overall. stocks up almost 4%." >> much in the same as we saw the quarters. jpmorgan, citi bank and wells, which was weak. one step closer to the curv

supported by russian 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

that's what the world anti-doping agency is calling russia's system of cheating during the olympics in sochi. a new report reveals that hundreds of russian athletes tested positive for drugs and the tests were thrown out. peggy bunker has more. >> reporter: today's long-awaited report reveals a shocking attack on sports by russia and its athletes, initiated by disappointing medal counts after the 2010 vancouver games. >> the system was set up after russian authorities felt was an abysmal medal count at the 2010 vancouver winter olympics and was in place until at least august of 2015. >> reporter: the report estimates that at the sochi winter games, over 300 urine samples tested for doping. all switched out for clean samples. the report estimates the vancouver games in 2010, the russians have destroyed thousands of bottles of dirty urine samples that tested positive. >> russian athletes competing in a wide range of disciplines were involved. this is not just about what we in north america would call track and field and others call athletics. it covers many sports. >> reporter: russia won the

the upcoming rio olympics. this follows a scathing report that confirmed russia's state-sponsored doping program. hundreds of positive drug tests were unreported. mark phillips covered the sochicandal from 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 rep

retesting of all russian athletes, their coaches and support staff who participated in the 2014 winter olympic games in sochi. they also say the ioc will not organize or support any sports event or meeting in russia. they're asking all international winter sports federations to freeze their preparations for world championships and other major events in the country. nhk world's takafumi terui has the details on how the issue played out. >> reporter: the report's author details his scathing findings at a news conference. 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 mo

fact, this has not been all that well reported in the western press, for a time up until the sochi winter olympics in 2014, the fsb was sending or facilitating the sending of jihadists out of syria, logic being better they blow things up in the middle east than on russian soil. >> earlier today congressman michael mccall said earlier who the ring leader was. what do you know of that investigation? >> there was a student at moscow state university, one of the most elite universities in russia, was getting a degree in religion, came from a well-to-do, middle class family, she had been recruited to join isis. this caused shock waves. this was a major development in her case within the last week or so. this guy, according to the main financial newspaper russia, was arrested by three different countries and let go, sweden, ukraine and georgia. he's known as the one-armed man or ahmad, the one-armed. he lost the existence of one of his arms in firefight in 2012 with jordan security services. he's been caught with stock piles of ammunitions and weapons in many countries. he's a forrest gump figure in the

the upcoming olympics is expected today. the unusual request is readied by anti-doping. they say russia cheated in the sochi4. >>> "wall street journal" results on shrinking corporate profits is more than 90 major companies report earnings this week. s&p 500 companies are expected to report a fourth consecutive quarter of declines. analysts say that earnings per share for the second quarter were down nearly 5% from last year. they say that collapsing oil prices and low interest rates are among the factors to blame. >>> the new england register reports on the aftermath of thunderstorms in iowa. hail and heavy rain hit the state yesterday. knocked down trees. two tornadoes were confirmed. one man is in the hospital after a house collapsed around him. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton are running neck and neck here in the battleground state of ohio. a new survey shows many are those feeling about the direction of the country. the 27 participants were split between republicans and democratic leaning voters. >> give me a word or phrase to describe the conditions in america today. >> conditions in america? div

the 2014 games in sochi. members of the international olympic committee will hold decide what to do.he 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 from our storm team 4 capitol camera overlooking union station. a s we are dr

are new 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

. >>> 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. you

this is following a governing-backed doping program involving russian athletes at the winter olympics in sochi. the entire track and field athletic team were banned from rio so far but there may be more. >> this is the largest olympic village in history more than 3,600 apartments. however the australian olympic team announced yesterday it will not stay in its assigned housing in the olympic village. the team said quote, the rooms are disgusting. citing problems like blocked toilets, leaking pipes and exposed wiring. the first australian athletes are to arrive in rio had been living in hotels. olympians from other countries say they have no issues with the accommodations. >> we are tracking the first day of the democratic national convention. we will take you back out to philadelphia where bernie sanders just told his supporters to vote for hillary clinton. the democrats will start fighting back tonight with the party's best speakers. first lady michelle obama and elizabeth warren will take the podium tonight, along with >>> democrats will start fighting back tonight with the party's best speak

follows new 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

the report authored details. including russia's 2014 sochi olympics. they were done by high-level officials from the country's various sports agencies. >> ministry of sport, 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 whistle blower, 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 systemic doping scandal. but monday's report shows even more athletes from abroad range of sports were involved in doping and coverups. it says starting in 2011 notified the deputy ministry of sports of every positive finding. he then decided whose results will be covered up or reads save. and who will be quarantined or sent through the regular process. this g

investigation into claims of a state-sponsored doping program conducted by russian officials a the 2014 so -- sochi olympicsat report is expected later today less than three weeks before the start of the games in rio. >>> two prominent rappers gather together. several current and former gang members along with the la police chief were there. the topic was stopping gang violence in l.a. the meeting was planned in response to the killing of five officers in dallas, but then took on a much heavier tone in the wake of yesterday's ambush of police officers in baton rouge. >> we've consistently tried to have a dialogue. the police have to be more community friendly. >> he was called to unite people in hopes of making the world a little safer for his own 5-year-old daughter. >>> right now from hope to heartbreak. family and friends' worst fears were confirmed as they remember a cal student killed last week's horrific attack in nice, france. sfwlrvett >>> a new development out of baton rouge, louisiana. another ambush-style attack left three police officers dead, three others injured. what we're learning about the

russian whistleblower claim that there was government ordered cheating at the 2014 sochi olympics. findings could have serious implications on whether russia can compete in rio. france holding a moment of silence for the nice victims. thousands of people gathering today including french president hollande on the waterfront promenade where 84 were killed by a truck rampage and 300 injured many children. the attack happened during a celebration last thursday. >>> the leaders of black lives matters movement plan to meet today with atlanta mayor reed. they've been demonstrating in atlanta for the past several fights in connection with the police shootings in louisiana and minnesota. >>> and an unusual occurrence in florida. a 3.7 magnitude earthquake striking 100 miles off the coast of daytona beach. so far no reports of any damage however. that's the news update. you are up to date at the this hour. carl, i'll send it downtown to you. >> thank you so much. sue herera. the republican national convention kicks off in cleveland, ohio, tonight. our john harwood is there. joins us with what

a new report 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

the olympics. >> so the world antidoping administration, they're saying that the russian doping procedures from 2014 in sochi were so bad that they think all russian teams should be banned from these rio olympics. we've already seen the track and field team have been, you know, asked not to show up. they don't want the track team there. now saying their recommendation is that no russian team from any sport should show up to rio, which is starting less than three weeks away. so this is a really big deal. the report says that the ministry of sport in russia was really part of the process in making sure these athletes were getting their drug tests swapped out for proper ones to pass tests. >> i don't see how that's possible, eric. putin is speaking right now. >> that's right. >> he says there's no place for doping in sport. >> that's right. he says there's no place for doping in sport. he says russia is open for these conversations and is open for having fairness in the games. so obviously what the prime minister is saying is a lot different from what these independent agencies are saying about how it actually

for a blanket 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

i remember in the shadow of 9/11 seeing soldiers walking around and people for saying, are the olympics safe? even in sochipeople thought about terrorism and there was so much press heading in. the olympics have this unique thing that once the games start you forget about the surroundings and the outside because the performances are so great. you see michael phelps in the pool, or the beach volleyball players like carrie jennings. the sports supersede was is surrounding. this feels different. to me, having covered six of these, the run-up feels different. it feels like brazil is a mess, both infrastructure lee, -- infrastructurally, as well as the economics, and security. maybe they will pull it off, but in my olympic experience, i have not seen a pre-run up that feels as foreboding as rio. jeff: brazil hosted the world cup two years ago. are there any lessons to be taken from that? >> yes. the people here have taken a lot of lessons. there were a lot of promises made around the world cup and many have not been followed through. a lot of the promises made about the olympics, people do not give them much cr

one was 2002, and i remember in the shadow of 9/11 seeing soldiers walking around and people thinking about, oh, man, are the olympics safe, even salt lake. and i sochi, the thought of terrorism. the olympics have the unique thing in that once the games start, you forget a little bit about the surroundings and the outside because the performances are so great. you see someone like michael phelps in the pool or the beach ball players like carrie walsh jennings. and the sport often supersedes what is surrounding. this feels different, though, and what's interesting what jules said, having covered six of these, the runup feels different, it feels brazil is a mess infrastructurely as well asive thing else going on in that country from economics to security, and maybe they will eventually pull it off and keep people safe, but at least in myy olympic experience, i've not seen a pre-runup that feels this foreboding than what i've seen in rio. >> glor: brazil hosted the world cup two years ago. are there any lessons to be taken from that? >> yes, i think the people here have taken a lot of lessons. again, a lot of promises were made around the world cup and

doping agency recommended the international olympic committee suspended russia.after an investigation revealed that hundreds of positive doping tests were concealed before the 2012 sochi games. >> reporter:the russian olympic committee expects a final decision from the ioc very soon. >>: expressed it will be the careful in its decision of the international court. i think international olympic committee to make a final decision by the end of the week. finally-- just when jeff gordon thought he was out, he gets pulled back in. the racing legend and vallejo native.will come out of injured dale earnhardt, junior. earnhardt will miss two more races.as he continues to recover gordon, who has been working for fox sports, will race at indianapolis and pocono. >> vicki:coming up on kron four news at five. contra costa county approves this in response to the recent shootings the highway and other east bay highways. >> grant:then. we are learning more about the officer shot and killed in kansis city while responding to a call. how the community is responding to yet another deadly shooting of an officer. >> grant:improvements. hoped to turn around state highway four's reputation

its findings go well beyond previous allegations of russian cheating at the 2014 winter olympics, in sochie report's author-- richard mclaren-- said in toronto that the biggest surprise is the "extent of state oversight and control." >> from all of this comes a picture which emerges of an intertwined network of state involvement. it was a fail-safe method of permitting cheating russian athletes to compete while using performance-enhancing substances. >> sreenivasan: the anti-doping agency called for the international olympic committee to ban all russian athletes from next month's summer games in rio de janeiro. in response, russian president vladimir putin said all officials "directly responsible" for the cover-up will be suspended. wall street's week got off to a slow start. the dow jones industrial average gained 16 points to close at 18,533. the nasdaq rose 26 points and the s&p 500 added five. and, president obama has awarded the medal of honor to a vietnam war veteran-- nearly 50 years after he helped save more than 40 u.s. soldiers. retired army lieutenant colonel charles kettles rec

the olympic doping world. the world anti-doping agency announcing today it found evidence that russia cheated at the 2014 sochilympics. >>> we wish many more returns, first american to orbit earth turning 95 years old today. the former astronaut started trending on twitter earlier today. after nasa tweeted out, birthday wishes to him. that's the news update this hour. as i said, many happy returns. and we wish him all the very best. >> absolutely. >> such a great story. right? >> true american hero. >> 95. >> 95. >> good for him. >> god bless, right? see you next hour. >> thank you, sue. >>> we are heading to the close here. we have the dow and the s&p at record territory. if we were to close right here that would be the case. today, a leading trader to tell us, joining us to tell us what he's watching into the close on the first trading day of the week coming up. >>> also ahead, donald trump's top adviser on trade. he'll tell us why he thinks china does pose an enormous threat. stay with us. >>> welcome back. less than half an hour to go in the trading session today. happy monday to you. >> you, as well. >> d

the summer olympics. this letter accuses russia of running a state sanctioned doping program at the winter olympic in sochi up intended to beat the system allowing russia's athletes to pass performance enhancing drug tests undetected. in those olympics russia won the medal count that year, 13 golds, 33 medals in total. the anti-doping organization suspended russia's labs after a deeply rooted culture of cheating. according to a report from the "new york times" the groups could make a formal request as soon as tomorrow. >> so coy, more bad news here with this doping controversy. but we've also add zikhad zika. are the athletes starting to worry that all this bad news is going to over shadow the actual games? >> of course we have some athletes who have come out and said zika is a major concern. i'm looking to start a family in the next couple of years. the world's top four golfers not going to rio. that makes sense. it's an outdoor sport. there are woods around, standing water. some of the swimmers though and the track athletes are going. they haven't said they're going to skip because of these concerns. thi

the summer olympics in rio de janeiro. it was sponsored by the world anti-doping agency, expected to 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