whispers. some accusations about doping. some of it subtle, some not. for example, john leonard, a top u.s. coach, called the performance suspicious and not right. but ioc spokesman mark adams says the top five finishers of every event are tested to ensure clean wins. and ye was no different. suffice to say in this case, pure rumors, nothing at all of fact or substance, and i have heard no word at all from our drugs testing people. so i think people should really sit back and enjoy a great performance. wata, the world anti-doping agency and the ioc, they keep a close eye on drug use. athletes can be tested any time during the games, and their samples are sent to this lab. in east london, it s kept open 24 hours a day during the olympics. has a staff of 150 scientists. so with all the intense scrutiny, can you still game the system? victor conte says yes, and after all he did. he helped top athletes obtain steroids and went to prison for it. he says it s just as easy tod
u.s. coach, called the performance suspicious and, quote, not right. the ioc spokesman mark adam says the top five finishers of every event are tested to ensure clean wins. ye was no different. suffice to say in this case pure rumors, nothing at all of fact or substance and i have heard no word at all from our drugs testing people so i think people should really sit back and enjoy a great performance. the world antidoping agency and the ioc keep a very close eye on drug use. athletes can be tested any time during the games and their samples are sent to this lab. it s in east london. it s kept open 24 hours a day during the olympics. it has a staff of 150 scientists. so with all the intense scrutiny, can you still game the system? victor conti says yes. after all, he did. he helped top athletes obtain steroids and went to prison for it. he says it s just as easy today as it was ten years ago. he now advocates for a clean competition. welcome to the program. really apprecia
it is sunday, july 29. good morning, everyone. so glad you re with us. i m randi kaye. in syria we may be in the beginning stages of a massacre. the warning from opposition leaders urging allies to act. translator: our friends and allies will bear responsibility for the terrifying massacres if aleppo if they don t move soon. the massacre is in aleppo. he s talking about the situation in aleppo, as you heard. army tanks battered the city saturday as forces loyal to president assad looked to kru el the crush crush the rebels. mitt romney is meeting with israeli leaders. he will deliver a major address on foreign policy later this morning. romney arrived in israel last night after spending a few days in london for the olympics. cnn national political correspondent, jim acosta, has been traveling with mr. romney and joins us from jerusalem. tell us first the reaction to romney s arrival there. reporter: i have to tell you, randi, mitt romney is making it clear on this t
reporter: inside, ten people are dead. we need rescue inside the auditorium. multiple victims. i got seven down in theater nine! seven down. i ve got a child victim. i need risk at the back door theater nine now. chilling moments for sure. authorities have said little about what they believe was the motive behind the massacre. the death toll now stands at 12. 58 wounded. we ll have more on the shooting investigation in a moment. thanks for starting your morning with us. we have much more ahead on cnn sunday morning which starts right now. if you re just waking up this morning, let s catch you up on what s happening here in aurora, colorado. overnight, we found out that police interviewed an associate of suspected gunman james holmes. a spokeswoman says the person is not a suspect, and there s no reason to believe that he was involved. also, police now say that they ve removed all the booby traps from james holmes apartment and performed a controlled detonatio
later after i cook, i ll put my dishes in the tub. would you pay $2,000 a month for 300 square feet? that s what new york city is hoping. we ll explain. it is sunday, july 15. good morning, everyone. i m randi kaye. glad you re with us. we start this morning in egypt and the developments in the kidnapping of two americans. one is reverend michelle lewis, the reverend of the free pentecostal church of god in dorchester. his family says he was on a missionary trip when his tour bus was stopped in the sinai peninsula. his family as well as a member of his congregation spoke about the incident and their wishes for his safe return. we don t hear any more information than what we hear in the news and what you guys are hearing. we re in good spirits because we know the god that we serve is in control of the matter. the only concern that we have at the moment is that he is diabetic. the longer they hold him, i want to assume that it s not going to work in his favor. there