marathon world record holder wilson kip sung has been handed a 4 year ban for anti doping violations world athletics said the 2012 olympic bronze medalist missed 4 doping tests but also ruled that he tampered with the investigation by providing false evidence and witness testimony a ban is automatically imposed after 3 test failures in a 12 month period kipsang is the 6 fastest marathon runner in the world. archaeologists in mexico say they've found some of the best preserved remains of human activity for more than 10000 years ago they didn't just dig them up on a typical excavation site it had to go underwater with divers to explore caves in the yucatan peninsula that were flooded by rising sea levels thousands of years ago . a labyrinth of flooded caves with extremely tight passages and rough rock formations rising seas filled them with water thousands of years ago but even before then these caves would have been dangerous to go into over the last 15 years archeologists have been finding signs of human life deep inside the caves gave up fire pits stone tools and human bones. what's really remarkab

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though actually campaigned for it in his role as an athlete's rep in the sport's governing body world athletics in january there were already signed something was happening in asia that would affect us early on we started planning flexibly is what we learned from rio 2016 back then we had the zeke of virus political instability and so on plans which changed that's how we approach this year. at the start of the pandemic were trained at home for 4 weeks the period in which there was plenty of time to reflect on his past achievements it was 4 years ago in rio that he celebrated his 1st big success as the only athlete to throw over 90 meters the event 25 year old claimed the gold medal in javelin while he's excited to once again compete on the big stage having a summer off has its perks i don't have to be told that fits on the weekends also careful about my condition and so yesterday i woke up really saw that usually that would be a huge problem during competition times and. he won't have to hit top form until next year when tokyo 2020 will hopefully be held one year on. and that doesn't. have. a 1

athletes have nowhere to train. brazil's rising coronavirus infections and mounting death toll are the second highest in the world. now, its top athletes are being sent to europe. >> t translator: b brazil is not a safe e environment foror athl. we have a world champion in open water swimming, but we can't bring the ocean to her. >> reporter: organizers hope to welcome spectators along with competitors. but have no way of knowing what will be possible. even cancellation is on the tablble. >> one day we'll have to decide. but when t this day y comes wil depend on the circumstances. and as i i said befofore, nobod this world knows about the circumstances one year from now. >> reporter: but bach and the many people repairing for the olympics in japan still have hope that next year's games will be a chance to show humanity's triumph over the coronavirus. nhk world, tokyo. >> north korea is calling for unconditional adherence to quarantine measures of the coronavirus after a report that a defector who returned from the south may have been infected. pyongyang sealed off the city near the border with south korea. its stat

game's governing body as whole said several major international events including last year's world athletics championships and will stage a football world cup in 2022 simon chadwick is a professor of the eurasian sports industry he says qatar is well positioned to host the olympic games in a post coronavirus world for several years now qatar has been an important event destination for sports and this is very much bound up in country strategy within cats are so having failed in 2022 to attract the. the olympics i think it was inevitable that sooner or later we get another bit coming along and of course you've got to keep in mind that cattle will have the infrastructure in place and we're looking for a legacy from the hosting of the world cup in 2022 what we've always got to consider is these these are going to be olympic games post cove 8 and we already know where 2028 will be we don't know whether some or $22032.00 games will be and given that this is post code with a slightly to be a big emphasis on cost efficiency so using countries using event using venue's that already exists or not to i

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the game's governing body it's hosted several major international events including last year's world athletics championship and it will stage the football world cup in 2022. all the news of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al jazeera. for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says hezbollah is playing with fire he's accuse the lebanese armed group of launching an infiltration attempt at the border has blocked denies the claims united nations is urging restraint from both sides. hizbollah must understand that it is playing with fire it made a big mistake when it's assessed israel's determination to defend itself and lebanon paid a price i urge him not to repeat that mistake any attack against us will be met with great force. to iraqi protesters have been killed in renewed anti-government protests security forces fired tear gas and live ammunition to disperse crowds in the capital bangkok. for the 1st protesters who died since the new prime minister to me to power in may 2 military bases housing u.s. led coalition

position against this virus that would allow japan to open its borders to people from around the world, athleter the games to go ahead. it will not happen. not much room for doubt in your answer they have stop so many of us have our hopes pinned on a vaccine, on tracking and tracing becoming a lot more effective, that sort of whack a mole heading small spikes. you don't think any of those factors could make it possible for some sort of an 0lympic possible for some sort of an olympic games? it will not happen. i mean, you could have a vaccine and indeed i think the first vaccines will be approved at record speed by the end of this year. that is not the key date. the key date is whether by this time next year that vaccine is in the arms of eve ryo ne that vaccine is in the arms of everyone who would attend the 0lympics. i think that is exceedingly unlikely when you are talking about vaccinating an entire planet. i cannot see how you would succeed to manufacture enough vaccine, deploy enough vaccine at that sort of scale to further if you we re sort of scale to further if you were to try, you woul

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[applause] [inaudible] >> jim ryan is a world-class athlete and highly respected former member of congress. as one of the best middle distance runners of all time, he is the last american to hold the world record in the mile run. he proudly represented the united states in the olympics, earning the silver metal. following his success, he channeled his patriotism into a career in public service, representing kansas for more than a decade, distinguishing himself as a principled conservative. united states proudly recognizes jim ryan for his retribution's our nation -- contributions to our nation. [laughter] [applause] [inaudible] [applause] [inaudible] >> all of you helped in some way, whether it was prayer or putting up with dad. [inaudible] [laughter] but you all contributed. so, on behalf of the presidential medal of freedom, i express it on your behalf as well, because it's a country that no one ever does or sees the accolades i have. i'm thankful for those. much.ank you very, very [inaudible] [applause] [inaudible] >> you have a couple of olympians. i want to point them out. max. [appla

[applause] >> jim ryan is a world-class athlete and highly respected former member of congress. one of the best middle distance runners of all time, he is the last american to hold the world record in the mile run. he proudly represented the united states at the 1968 -- summerx, earning a olympics, earning a silver medal. following his success, he channeled his patriotism into a career in public service, representing kansas for more than a decade, distinguishing himself as a principled conservative. the united states proudly recognizes jim ryan for his meritorious contributions to our nation. [laughter] [applause] [inaudible] [applause] [inaudible] [applause] [laughter] rep. ryun: i would like to do a little bit more. all of you in some way are deserving of this metal because you helped in some way. whether it was prayer or putting up with dad. [inaudible] [laughter] but you all contributed. so, on behalf of the presidential medal of freedom, i accepted it on your behalf as well, because it's a country that no one ever does or sees the accolades i have. i'm thankful for those. s

thing to pipe all they face expulsion if that happens they want to be able to send neutral athletes to compete at world events like the olympics for the sake of clean russian athletes the task force hope the payment will come through as promised and that the remaining conditions be met if so all the tasks were standing ready to work with the members of the reserve bank commission including representatives of the minister of sport to bring about meaningful reforms in the version of the ethics m.b.a. basketball finally returns to the us later on thursday all games we played inside that disney world bubble but the league's commissioner admits he's anxious and warns the competition could be stopped again if the virus spreads. probably if we had any any significant spread in iraq we didn't mean it we start one thing we do is try to track those cases to determine where they're coming from and whether there have been spread on the campus i would say alternately we see it completely if we saw that this was spreading around the campus and something more than actually the case was happening the philadelphia phil

but now that faith is facing a stern test like thousands of other athletes around the world the 29 year old has little to look forward to. the. usual sort of. usual for the. rio a philosophy graduate won a silver medal with japan in the men's team for oil competition in the 2012 games in london but he swapped his sword for a saddle working as a food delivery rider enables him to earn money while keeping fit plus a couple of weeks ago restrictions on training were lifted training for a perhaps unattainable goal. tokyo is a city of extremes and superdelegates with modern skyscrapers often overshadowing the historic old town. what many people do not know is that this is a city built on water with the river and countless canals running all over and under tokyo. and it's here that and his wife yoko living their own personal dream their proud owners of a houseboat. this area. back to buy earthquake in 1923 that time people used the charcoal they collapsed and had a fire so about 200000 people were killed by the fire so it's very difficult to find things. but this also we all from is the here.

news hour now thank you russia faced being kicked out of world athletics if they don't pay an outstanding fine in the next $2.00 weeks russia's federation owes more than $6000000.00 which was a punishment for breaching anti-doping rules everybody missed their 1st deadline now they have until 15th of august to pay or face expulsion if that does happen they will be able to send neutral athletes to compete at world events like the olympics. eventis manager mauritius saudi has threatened to field an under 23 team in his science last sunday our game site he was complaining about the congested fixture list since the league regime dr curran of our suspension if they were beaten by carry on wednesday while their wins for latvia roma and ac milan it is them has the action. respect for the 9 times consecutive serry are champions but only before kick off. 8 minutes in and luka galliano had put colliery in front against you ventus was and then on the stroke of half time giovanni simeoni netted to double the lead was. no goal to christiania rinaldo as kalyani one to know a lot see a strike a cheeto im

you don't have to be a world-class athletes, i'm far from being one, but you have to and enjoy it becauseou are going to have to be in good health. that includes physical fitness. the space environment is harsh. you get a sense of weightlessness and it takes a toll on your body. you lose muscle mass and you will be deconditioned. it''s the equivalent of aging by 10 years. wewe are hoping it's reversible. you have to be in top physical safe -- shape that you can obtain because you will lose your fitness during the mission. american space agency, nasa says it wants to get back to the moon by 2024. why is the moon important? they've already been there in 1969 and we know what it's like. why is the moon a place to go tok to, is it a place explore furtrther afield? >> i it exacactly that. this time around we d don't just want to win the race, we want to stay a little longer and use the resources. we want to make it more sustainable. we want to refefuel our module d make the fuel for map -- from whatever is available. and we know that mars is much more interesting. the moon is interesting but m

the games it has however stage a number of major international events including last year's a world athletics championships and it will also host the 2022 football world cup well for more on this story we're joined by simon chadwick professor of the eurasian sports industry 1st of all simon are you surprised by cutters interest in the olympics. not at all as we know for several years now qatar has been an important event destination for sports and this is very much bound up in country strategy within cats are so having failed in 2022 to attract the. the olympics i think it was inevitable that sooner or later we get another bit coming along and of course you've got to keep in mind that cattle will have the infrastructure in place and we'll be looking for a legacy from the horse thing of the world cup in 2022 as i said earlier that they failed to they failed to land the games do you think they'll have a shot right now. what we've always got to consider is these these are going to be olympic games post cold feet and we already know where 2028 will be we don't know whether some $22032.00 games wi

previously made unsuccessful bid to host the olympic games in 20162020 last year the country stage the world athletics championships and in 2006 it hosted the asian games cats are has already invested billions of dollars in stadiums and infrastructure ahead of the 2022 football world cup earlier we spoke to simon chadwick a professor of eurasian sport explained why katter might be an attractive choice. as we know for several years now qatar has been an important event destination for sports and this is very much bound up in country strategy within cats are so having failed in 2022 to attract the. olympics i think it was inevitable that sooner or later we'd get another bit coming along and of course you've got to keep in mind that cattle will have the infrastructure in place and we'll be looking for a legacy from the horse thing of the world cup in 2022 that we've always got to consider is these these are going to be a limpid games post cold feet and we already know where 2028 will be we don't know whether some or 202032 games will be a given that this is posco with a slightly to be a big emphasis on c

oil—rich countries increasingly keen to host major sporting events and has already hosted the world athleticable old and play was abandoned which means england will now have just the final day on tuesday to boldly wendy's out. the tourists are chasing an unlikely 399 to win and they are already a couple of wickets down. the weather forecast is better but still some rain is expected so england's task made tougher but they hope to get the eight wickets they need. one more and stuart broad will have his 500th in test cricket. and there are two matches in italy football taking place on monday. enter who have already qualified for the champions league have only lost once in quite —— 14 home league matches. napoli are set for a europa league finish and ata la nta, europa league finish and atalanta, third, travel to parma in the earlier game of the day. finally baseball, like many of the sport has to think outside the box on how fans can stay involved despite not being allowed into grounds. some supporters about carpal cutouts of themselves and even their pets made and placed in the stands. it was

be able to welcome the athletes next july it would be a temporary one for thousands of athletes from around the world but with corona virus infection rates rising journalist. isn't getting his hopes up. from was actually his fault or what's in him or nothing i don't want us there so really more a party. tonight so you know me in congress and. with

so the announcement of its postponement was hugely disappointing for athletes around the world. al report, we zoom into the story of athletes from south sudan, to see how they have been impacted. they have been training hard in japan since last year toward their participation in the olympics. >> reporter: south sudan's team of four athletes have been training in japan since november. abraham competes in the 1,50000 meters. >> not yet all that great because -- yeah -- >> south sudan gained its independence in 2011, after more than half a century of fighting. because the situation there is still unstable, the athletes came to japan early so they could train in peace. guem is the oldest of eight sisiblings. since his father died three years ago, he has been the breadwinner for his family. when he was picked for his country's olympic team, his mother encouraged him to go. even though it meant she would have to support the family, herself. but he is not just competing for the sake of his family. since four years ago, sports tournaments in south sudan have brought together young people

games this summer and the announcement of the postponement was hugely disappointing for athletes around the world and in the final report we talk to athletes from south sudan to see how they have been impacted. they have been training hard in japan since last year. >> this gym of four athletes have been training in japan since november. >> not yet that great. >> south sudan gained their independence in 2011 after a half century of fighting. he is the oldest of eight siblings. he has been the bread winner for his family. when he was picked for his country's olympic team his mother encouraged him to go. he is not just competing for the sake of his family. four years ago sports tournaments in south sudan have brought together young people from different ethnic groups. something to ease tensions in the country. >> to compete and get good results so that everybody will be healthy in the country. then came terrible news. postponement. >> you know, this is a year like we are seeing. it could be a very big disappointment to me personally. >> in early april south sudan announced their first confirmed coro

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people that contract the coronavirus recover and appear to be okay, you are talking about world class athletescal fitness and capability and only have that for a short number of years when they are at their athletic peak. if their effectiveness is reduced by 5%, something you or i might not notice or if we didn't wouldn't amount to all that much, if it is reduced even a little bit the difference between success and failure in sports between excellence and medocrity is very, very small, razor's edge difference. a lot of the athletes and the ones that are financially set will be very cautious about running that risk. it is not a risk for their mortality but maybe a risk for their athletic effectiveness. >> one last sports related question before i let you go. the washington redskins, they are exploring right now for the first time a serious name change. they have been criticized for years for the name. we are told that a decision from dan snyder could come in the next few days. what do you think will happen? >> they are going to change the name. they are going to have to. as i said to don lemon

it is in any scenario, to bring the world together for this athletic competition but right after a pandemices, savannah, and move it one year the olympic village had to be reset. all the venues for all the different sports, 40 plus sports every sports calendar around the world had to be reorganized. it was a logistical, huge endeavor everyone took, the organizing committee and the ioc. now, it's the reality of, where will the virus be? none of us have any idea will there be treatments will there be a vaccine? what will the olympic village look like?here be treatments? will there be a vaccine? what will the olympic village look like? can they create a bubble like the nba has done in orlando to can they create a bubble like the nba has done in orlando to get restarted? i'm sure they're watching around the globe, as all these things are happening. at some point, they'll have to make some decisions on how they're going to physically pull off 11,000 athletes competing all around japan and if there will be fans or not. >> okay. let's talk sports. let's do the fun stuff you've got five athletes to

> i grew up thinking that i had to fit this mold in order to be successful, because all the world cup athletestime were 5'6" to 5'8", and i was that height when i was 13. and so to be competitive i had to be smaller. in my head, that's what i thought. i've talked to therapists and i feel like i'm better now. but obviously eating disorders are something that are kind of lifelong. >> reporter: ky proving there's no barrier he won't climb over to get to where he's going. >> talent comes in so many shapes and sizes. realizing your full potential looks different between every athlete, every person. you have to tailor your goals and yo dd your training to your own personal capabilities. >> reporter: ky is currently pursuing a business degree. oh, and there's this. >> also, i can move my eyebrows, watch this. >> forget rock climbing, i can't even get the eyebrow thing done. this week ky launched climbing for change, a nonprofit aimed at improving diversity and inclusion in outdoor sports. learn more about climbing4change.org. >> i might need to stretch for that one, did you see that? >> oh, yeah, he

i have to think some world class athletes are going to be wondering here, i don't know if i even want case. it can cost me millions in the future. >> that's right. and i think that's exactly the way to think about it. we know that, you know, you can't just look at this virus as you he's die or you're fine. it is only been around in humans for about seven or eight months as far as we know. so if you ask me what happens a year or two years down the road, that is literally not knowledge that exists in the universe. where you and i, chuck, if we get a 5% reduction in our lung capacity or our cardiac capacity, that doesn't really matter that much. i sit in my chair and i work all day. if i'm an elite athlete, that could be career altering. so they're right to be concerned about even minor long term effects. >> well, the big lesson i got from here, if you really are going to have a bubble, you'd better have it tight and you'd better not stay at hole. i'm with you. i home we see football but i would like to see it safe so they don't have to cancel. thank you, sir. we'll be right back. thank

major league baseball get back to business but it's a new world for the athletes.t opportunities, we will have that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: this is "bloomberg markets: americas." let's switch gears to sports, which is certainly getting back to business right now. whether it is major league baseball or the nba. of course, if you think about this new normal for the players, they have had time to think about their futures and investing. let's get some in -- perspective on that story. patrick ortho works on finding opportunities for a host of athlete ranging from j.j. watt's to venus williams. tell us a little more about what players have been thinking about as they were also thinking about getting back onto the court or field. >> first of all, thanks for having me. i think it has been an interesting combination for them. first, figuring out when and if they are getting paychecks again and then with the uncertainty that was carried through, they started thinking a lot about what would the future look like without that income stream? we were hard at work a