18/07/2016 Outside Source

Welcome to Outside Source. Russia could be banned completely from the

Rio Olympics after it is thought that there was widespread doping.

Thousands of people in Turkey have been arrested after the attempted

coup on Friday. We will be hearing more from Battle Rouge on the man

who shot dead three policemen in Louisiana. We will bring you the

latest from Nicce. Police are releasing more information about the

man who carried out that atrocity. -- Nice. We are learning more about

the police man who killed three police officers in Baton Rouge in

Louisiana yesterday. The man is Gavin Long. He was a US Marine and

he had been using social media to rail against police treatment

against African Americans. Here he is on Twitter, using a pseudonym. He

said just because you wake up every morning it does not mean you are

living. And just because you shared your physical body, it does not mean

you are dead. Nick Bryant is leading the BBC coverage in Baton Rouge.

Here is the latest coverage. Shots fired, officer down!

Shots fired, officer down! The volley of gunfire

as police were lured into an ambush

after responding to a call that a man dressed all in black

was brandishing a rifle. Unknown where the subject

is shooting from. "Shots fired, officer down,"

says a policeman in panic, as the gunman deliberately

targeted his colleagues. The attack unfolded just

yards from the police headquarters in Baton Rouge, the focus of angry

protests for the past two weeks - after the police shot dead a black

man earlier this month. The lone gunman has been identified

as Gavin Eugene Long, who'd served a six-month

tour of duty in Iraq. He also had an online alias, Cosmo,

and posted video messages on the internet complaining

about the treatment of African-Americans

at the hands of police. He had apparently recorded this one

in Dallas, days after the killing

of five officers in the city. Matthew Gerald, Brad Garafola

and Montrell Jackson. Officer Jackson had posted

an emotional message on Facebook just days before,

describing how hard it was to be a black police officer

in Baton Rouge. but I wonder if this city loves me,"

he wrote. "In uniform,

I get nasty hateful looks, and out of uniform,

some consider me a threat." Race relations in America haven't

been this tense for 20 years, since the Los Angeles riots

of the early 1990s, when will this spiral

of violence end? Nick Bryant, BBC News,

Baton Rouge. This time every day on the programme

we bring you stories from the world of sport. Russia has been found

guilty of state sponsored anti-doping. Let's get more on this

story. It was the most expensive

Olympics in history, and for Russia and its president,

a triumph - the hosts topping the medal table

at their own Winter Games, but now we know

Sochi 2014 was a sham. A devastating report today

confirming allegations of a doping regime stretching

back from 2011 to 2014, with the help

of the country's secret service. The Russian Minister of Sport

directed, controlled and oversaw the manipulation of results

and sample swapping, with the active participation

and assistance of the FSB. The cheating extended

to the World Championships it hosted in athletics in 2013

and in swimming last year. We do know that every single

positive first screened in the Moscow laboratory was

sent up the train of command That has two effect

every single sport. The report vindicates the shock

allegations of the man at the centre of the scandal, the whistle-blower

Grigory Rodchenkov. The report vindicates the shock

allegations of the man at the centre of the scandal, the whistle-blower

Grigory Rodchenkov. Seen here in a Russian

documentary, now in hiding in the United States, the former

head of Moscow's anti-doping laboratory claimed in May he had

helped dozens of athletes to cheat. The Sochi laboratory

was at the centre of a plot that made positive samples

simply disappear. Here in a secret area,

he worked through the night to break into supposedly secure crooks test

bottles, tamper with their contents and returned them clean

through a hole in the wall, Today the International

Olympic Committee described We need to see the IOC come out

with an announcement very soon. I am hoping it would be a blanket

ban on the Russian athletics Federation and every single Russian

sport in the Olympics. Despite previous Russian denials

and their insistence they have cleaned up their act,

that could mean a total ban from the Olympics,

which starts in under three weeks. The track and field team has already

been banned as punishment The question now, whether Russia

will be in Rio de Janeiro at all. Vladimir Putin has said this is

geopolitical pressure, politics interfering with sport, but the

Russian authorities have also responded. Mr Putin has confirmed

there has been a temporary suspension of the officials named in

the report was a full investigation is underway. If all of this sounds

similar it is because the track and field athletics team from the

Russian side is already banned from the games because of similar

allegations. Our correspondent Steve Rosenberg has been talking to one of

those athletes who will not be able to compete.

I think I have done a lot to show I want to be tested, I want to be

clear. Transparent. They don't really want to hear. Why do you

think this is happening? Is it political, or is it the IAAF taking

a hard line? I think the IAAF have a problem now and the only way out is

to be very hard with Russians, no? I understand the problems, but they

have to keep a cool mind. If you are unable to compete in the Olympics

and you are not allowed to take part in international competitions, what

will you do next? You thinking about your future? It is hard to say. It

is OK with the Olympics. I am like, 1000 times I am done with it, but in

my mind, in the future, I don't know. If I start to train the next

year, my mind has a lot of things. I do not know what is happening, what

happened. Another sport that perhaps issues with doping and has cleaned

up its act. Let's find out what's happening in the Tour de France. It

was minimal the way it finished after a tough two kilometre climb in

Switzerland. Only just pipping Alexander Christoph. It was the

third stage win for Sagan. It looks like he will be going on to win a

fifth pacification. What of Chris Froome? He retains the overall lead

in the general classification. Something of a procession for him.

No one is attacking him this year. None of his major rivals have

challenged him and with four stages left, he is two minutes ahead of his

nearest rival and Chris Froome, having won in 2013 and 2015, he is

well placed again, barring any real problems. Let us say if he falls

over, he should not lose a lot of time. He was asked today if he has

any rivals. He believes he does, but where that challenge is coming from

poses a question. Things are looking good. An effective attack from his

main rival things along way. We will be bringing you more on the man who

carried out the atrocity in Nice. We will be hearing from Tunisia and

France, including details on how he was radicalised. In London MPs are

debating plans to replace the four Vanguard submarines that carried the

UK's nuclear warheads. Theresa May said it will be responsible for

Britain to not do this. Government said that this is a

deterrent to nuclear war, but critics view it as an expensive

relic of the Cold War Iraq. The four Vanguard sombre reams that carry

that impulse back nuclear missiles are coming towards the end of the

line. Excessive governments have argued they need to be replaced to

ensure that one submarine is constantly out on patrol. Each

submarine carries eight missiles with a range of 7000 miles. There

are up to 40 warheads on a sombre dream, each four times more powerful

than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. We will make up our

position in the world, by our strong constitution. Work on for submarines

have gone in earnest. It will not be cheap. The MOD estimates it will be

?31 billion, but it has set aside ?10 billion in case the bill rises.

Whilst the annual running costs of keeping the Trident system is 6% of

the defence budget. There are cheaper or turn that is, but as yet

there is no consensus as to what that should be. For a deterrent to

be credible it has to be available. The submarine system, where one

submarine is always deployed, it is if you go for an adversary to find.

The systems are vulnerable and can be attacked pre-emptively. Thousands

of jobs will be secured here at Barrow in Furness, but this is about

securing Britain's place in the world as a nuclear power and a key

ally. This is Outside Source. Our lead

story is that the world anti-doping agency has called on the Olympic

committee to consider banning Russia from the Olympics. It has found

evidence of state-sponsored doping in a range of sports. The mutiny

what you have coming up after HARDtalk. If you are in America, we

have the Republican convention. On the news at ten, we will have a

report on the situation in Turkey. Just a reminder of News we brought

to a few minutes ago which is that they have been a commotion in

Cleveland at the Republican National Convention. This is the copy I want

to show you. Reuters said there has been up all because of the failure

of a symbolic vote for those who don't want Trump as the nominee. Let

us be to Cathy. Any sign of the votes happening? It does seem to

have quite and down, but what that outcry that happened about 20

minutes ago showed is this is a divided Republican Party. This is my

seventh political convention in the States. I have never been to one

where you have had booze and protests from delegates on the floor

who basically want to overturn the nominee. It will not work. The

Republican party has got its way. That roll call vote will not happen

and Trump will emerge as the nominee at the end of this convention, but

it does show you this is not a very happy Republican Party and a lot of

people in this party are not happy with the choice of the pic. The best

man to bring you any news will be Donald Trump. When we see him on the

stage? It is not clear. He speaks on Thursday night. That is when he

gives his big speech to the Republican Party and the nation. His

wife Milani is the highlight speaker tonight. Donald Trump has said he is

flying into Cleveland to watch her. We are hearing rumours that he may

introduce her. We may hear him introducing his wife. These are

typically American events. Who are the people behind you apart from --

behind you? Apart from the journalists and politicians, the

witches to come? Down on the floor are 2500 delegates. They are

arranged by state. There are local party grandees, congresspeople. At

the end of this they will vote to make Donald trump the nominee of the

party. They are all around and we also have donors and businessmen and

people who are Republican Party store warts who have come for the

show and to see Donald Trump and some of the celebrities who will be

speaking this week. Thank you. I will let you get back to your

preparations for world News America. Let us turn to Nice. We are starting

to learn more about the man who carried out that atrocity on

Thursday evening. You will have seen his image before. This is Mohamed

Lahouaiej Bouhlel. We know who he has recently searched online further

terrible attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando. On his computer images

were found that were linked to radical Islam. While the French

authorities go about their investigation, this story is

becoming more political in France. The former President Nicolas our

cosy is accusing the feathered and of failing to provide security. He

said everything that should have been done over the last 18 months

should not have been done. He does want the presidency back. There is

the latest from our correspondent in France.

He came to show respect, not to get it - just as well.

France's Prime Minister stood on Nice's promenade,

excluded from the brotherhood of grief,

But just listen to the response the emergency services get.

When his turn came, Mr Valls bore the jeers,

laying his wreath to the chants of "resign".

Mehdi and Bilal lost their sister on Thursday night.

Despite the rhetoric of right-wing parties,

her death, they say, had nothing to do with Islam.

TRANSLATION: It's political, I'm angry with the media.

My sister was not killed by a Muslim.

investigators say their killer's computer

revealed a fascination with violence and radical Islam,

TRANSLATION: The investigation does not show

that the attacker had pledged allegiance to Isis,

or that he was in touch with members of the organisation,

shows a clear interest in the jihadist movement.

people packed the square in the name of unity.

France's national motto - liberty, equality, brotherhood -

has been inscribed here for more than a century.

Now, in the shadow of presidential elections,

people are asking, where does security fit in?

And when they gathered on the promenade today,

the mood had changed - what once looked like solidarity here

Also in Nice is one of our correspondents who has spoken to the

brothers of a woman who died in the attack.

And there is a lot more information on what has happened in Nice in the

last few days on our website. Let us turn to the south coast. The Mary

Rose was King Henry VIII's flagship. It was raised from the sea bed 30

years ago and many will remember it. Those 30 years have been spent on

restoration and on Tuesday, all is going to be revealed. Here is Duncan

Kennedy. It takes just a few seconds to fully

reveal five centuries of history. Now, the pipes, the spray

and the barriers have gone. This is the Mary Rose like you've

never seen her before - There is the wreck of the Mary Rose,

she has come to the surface. It was 34 years ago her ancient

timbers first appeared above the Solent, but she's

always been obscured, first by a giant cradle,

then by water and chemical sprays, and finally by glass

and black pipes. as clearly as Henry VIII

did the day she sank. You really feel like you're

treading on board the ship, And you can really get a sense

of what it felt like to be one of those 500 sailors and soldiers

squashed onto this ship, and what life really

must have been like. you could almost be on deck

with those sailors and soldiers. We were also given access

behind the ship. This side has never been seen

on television before. thanks to the white

preserving chemicals. Is that it for the Mary Rose

in terms of preservation? The main bulk of the conservation

is now done. There are compounds within the wood

that we know could be problematic. We will always need to maintain

the conditions around the ship, at how our conservation treatments

last over time. Until today, we have had to rely

on paintings to see her clearly, now in all her splintered,

salvaged, spartan state, Can't wait to see that tomorrow. Let

me show you one feed coming in from the House of Commons regarding the

UK's nuclear capability. One review was saying it was emptied before,

but it is not empty now. When the vote comes through, we will bring it

straight to you. Thank you very much for watching, see you tomorrow.