wada have declined to comment. chris froome may attempt the grand tour treble next year.a to his fourth tour de france title, becoming only the third man to win both races in the same year. before defending those titles, he's not ruling out the giro d'italia next may. his team principal says he must now be considered as one of the sports greats. he isa he is a complete athlete. he has matured at. you know, he is rounded, and bore it a boy, is this guy a winner. hejust blends his personal note issued with the ability to eat out went. —— boy oh boy. —— lent his personality with his ability to eke out wins. there are two games going on. the saints are trailing to minnesota 19-6. saints are trailing to minnesota 19—6. about saints are trailing to minnesota 19-6. about 11 saints are trailing to minnesota 19—6. about 11 minutes remaining in that. and the la charges from san diego, they are meeting the denver broncos in the coming hours. —— chargers. that is it for us for now. good night. good morning. as we go through the week, there will be a distinct autumnal flavour to our w

yeah well i think there has to be some sort of statement a clarification from wada specifically really in relation to the number of samples that are still held at the the moscow laboratory i mean initially said that they couldn't access a lot of the samples that were held there because of an investigation by the russian investigative committee which is still going on however it is said that the samples it's now said that the samples of being provided the ones originally seized to the international federations however a number of samples are also destroyed so how many samples have been provided to the international federations to work which is actually a key question because you need evidence to bring forward an anti doping move our relations so you need an address in our analytical finding from the urine sample. is crucial how many samples have been handed over to the i.r.s. to analyze from the mclaren report that information needs to be consonant yeah what we did with the three of us that cyclists have filed a lawsuit against that wada. how damaging do you think these latest figure is

wada is yet to respond.ahead of next month's world title fight against kubrat pulev in cardiff. the briton defends his ibf, wba, and ibo belts against the bulgarian, whose only defeat came against wladimir klitshko in 2014. joshua of course knocked out klitschko at wembley stadium in his last fight and wants to continue cementing his position in the sport... the goal still remains the same, the motivation remains the same. some of the old legends of the sport, guys have looked up to, i have seen positive comments and are saying that the sport has been brought back to life than they are enjoying the heavyweight division and bobby are doing for it. when i get that type of respect from those guys, it is phenomenal. no matter how many critics you get as long as the greats are giving you credit, that sits with me. that will sit with me for a long time. we are not taken for a long time. we are not taken for granted. it goes for anthony, joshua, for us, nobody is taking

case against water over their bans professor of sociology at aston university ellis cashmore says wada will have a hard time defending themselves warned that is that what i did doping agency will want to stifle this the very last thing they want is to have to go to court to defend its. defend its decisions i mean. you mongoose lee big decisions what i needed to gauge is he really wants to get rid of this he wants to try to bury this and make it go away now it really depends on just how prepared they are to dig in their heels they presumably have teams of lawyers behind them and ride to the bitter end and he will be a case where mclaren is forced to disclose his evidence and that will be very interesting. the german elections now less than two weeks away media outlets have been chasing down a russian hackers for whom as they assume it's high time to be meddling in the european powerhouses owed in a washington post article one the security expert is quoted as saying that it just doesn't feel right that the russians happened struck get the report goes on to suggest that the reason for the

six russian athletes from nine different sports have reportedly been cleared of any wrongdoing by wada according to a letter published in the us media all t's kate is across the story. this letter was from an internal water report want to be in the world anti doping agency and that is said to be said that going by insufficient evidence that's the key phrase here that ninety five ninety six russian athletes that have been implicated across nine different sports will have now been cleared so as we know this is something that's been hanging around for wasn't the mclaren report they gave evidence of apparently there are occasions of state sponsored doping and everything then has carried on from there but we have had some early questioning as all of them occurring reported the i.o.c. actually the international olympic committee they'd also raised questions about the mccarren report a key point that they had used is how to demonstrate that came up time and time again based on those allegations so that the have been rumblings that some of these allegations that some of the athletes implicated

because of a lack of evidence against these athletes and in light of this information coming from wada we've suddenly got this pressure being exerted on to the i.o.c. from these separate anti doping agencies from around the world and there's already been reaction from russia one russian official has called on observers to just ignore this statement and says that it's aimed simply at prolonging this negative light surrounding russians warton it's been timed as well to coincide with the i.o.c. being in session but the wider picture here is that there is a vicious cycle that takes place and when there is good news for russian athletes that they may have been cleared. well the rhetoric from most of the anti doping agencies around the world is we're still not convinced there's got to be evidence somewhere we still think no matter what you all guilty. earlier we talked to two radio sports host alan moore from moscow's capital f.m. he thinks that the latest calls to ban russia from the winter olympics are just unfair. is based on very flawed evidence is based in a whisper who know the russian

the process continues the ninety five of these athletes affected we've been given the all clear by wada so now it's a case of all the international sporting federations coming together saying that's rubbish start this let's put our cases forward and get the rest of the athletes cleared this all comes in the wake of three russian cyclists who launched the court case against wada over the burns sociology professor ellis cashmore at the u.k.'s aston university says the agency will have a hard time defending itself. was that is that what i did doping agency want to stifle this the very last thing they want is to have to go to court to defend its. defend its decisions i mean they were humongous lee big decisions there what i needed to gauge is he really wants to get rid of this he wants to try to bury this and make it go away now it really depends on just how prepared they are to dig in their heels they presumably have teams of lawyers behind them and if they pursue it right to the bitter end then it will be a case where mclaren is forced to disclose his evidence and that will be very intere

how the process continues going to find these athletes have effectively been given the all clear by wada so now it's a case of all the international sporting federations coming together saying that's rubbish stop this let's put our cases forward and get the rest of the athletes cleared. well to discuss this further john good body from the sunday times joins me live now to share his reaction john welcome to the. program now a large number of athletes if we start with this although not officially but they're on their way to be exulted. what does this prove about the metatron reports . in your opinion was it was it wrong in the beginning not necessarily a no i mean these are people whom there was some evidence that was out. those findings against and now the world anti-doping agency was as you said in your report now i've got to look at this and also the international olympic committee the water foundation board meet in november and it will be a vote decision on. what to recommend to make to the both the international olympic committee and also the international paralympic committee you'll

six russian athletes from nine different sports have reportedly been cleared of any wrongdoing by wada that's according to a letter published in the u.s. media well it seems like a politician are joining us live here in the studio to discuss this further very interesting kate so what do we learn from this letter yes a very interesting the street was indeed that turned out in the media and what it is it's an internal note from the world anti doping agency as we've long known in russia ever since some of the big sporting events particularly from sochi twenty forty the effectively there have been anti doping allegations against russian athletes and so many of them were suspended for the olympics going forward as well in rio and all this was based upon several reports have come through but the main one was the mccarron report which implicated that there was state sponsored doping throughout russia and of course that what's what led to the suspensions but now the world anti-doping agency according to this internal note is effectively saying this insufficient evidence against ninety five of

statement is very interesting because over the past week we've had leaks and revelations coming from wada the world anti-doping agency we found out that they have cleared ninety five of the ninety six russian athletes that were mentioned in the notorious mclaren reports on to russian pay. and r.t. asked about why that happened whether or not it was true and what it confirmed that the russian athletes had been cleared because there was insufficient evidence in order to charge them and that's the similar type of problem that the international olympic committee has with the mclaren report in general it so in light of this information about russian athletes being cleared suddenly there's this pressure on the i.o.c. to take a very tough stance with russia and there's already been a response from russian officials in russia and they've called on observers to simply ignore this statement that it's aimed at just prolonging this negative atmosphere around russian sport right now and they say the timing is also interesting because the i.o.c. is in session at the moment but the wider picture here is

this all comes in the wake of three russian scientists launching a court case against wada over their bans sociology professor ellis cashmore at the u.k.'s austin university says the agency will have a hard time defending itself. was that is that what i did doping agency want to stifle this the very last thing they want is to have to go to court to defend its. defend its decisions i mean they were you mongoose lee big decisions what are you do big agency really wants to get rid of this it wants to try to bury this and make it go away now it really depends on just. prepared they are to dig in their heels they presumably have to use of lawyers behind them and if they ride to the bitter end then it will be a case where mclaren is forced to disclose his evidence and that will be very interesting. donald trump seems unimpressed by the latest u.n. security council sanctions against north korea he hinted that more action will still need to be taken to develop young young nuclear ambitions. we think it's just another very small step. not a big deal rex and i were just discussing. not big i do

how the process continues the going to find these athletes effectively being given the all clear by wada so now it's a case of all the international sporting federations coming together saying that's rubbish start this let's put our cases forward and get the rest of the athletes cleared and brown are right with these sports integrity initiative told us the investigation is likely to continue and it's important to know how many samples have been analyzed. i think there has to be some sort of statement card cation from water specifically really in relation to the number of samples that are still held at the the most caliber tree i mean initially said that they couldn't access a lot of the samples that were held because of an investigation by the russian investigative committee which is still going on however it is said that the samples it's now said that the samples of being provided the ones originally seized to the international federations however a number of samples are also destroyed so how many samples have been provided to the international federations to work which is actually a ke

. >> wada mailed a letter two doors down but is pretty convinced the reply came from above.teve hartman, on the road, in park hills, missouri. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, september 18th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> world leaders are gathered in new york for the united nations general assembly, and all eyes are on president trump. >>> tracking hurricane maria, a new storm is churning in the atlantic and picking up strength as it heads toward the kar be caribbean. >>> and the emmy goes to julia louis-dreyfus. >> she makes emmy history and sean spicer crashes the award show.

the second year that we're working together, there is an investigation that's been launched by the wadause of this german television documentary. and it's alleging that there is a state-sponsored system in russia to dope the athletes and grigory is under investigation. november 2015, they release the findings of these reports. but it's only track and field at the time. but it's alleging that this system is true, and that grigory is essentially behind it. and in a period of about five days, putin is on state television denying all the allegations. not only is he denying it, he's saying that this is an individual act and anybody who was part of this will be held individually responsible and punishment will be absolute. and grigory and i are skyping. and we're having a conversation about five days after. he has two fsb, kgb agents living in his home guarding him. he tells me that there is a suicide plan in place that they're going to kill him and that he needs to get out of moscow. and i buy him a plane ticket on my credit card. it was just -- it was -- i just felt like my friend -- you kn