WALKER: Welcome back, everyone. 20 Russian football fans attending the Euro 2016 championship are set to be deported from France. Authorities say they were part of the bloody clashes in Marseilles over the weekend. The union of Russian fans says that the head of their group is among those to be deported.</s>VAUSE: Separately, three other Russians are being sentenced to jail for up to two years over the Marseilles clashes. The three fans are banned from entering France for two years.</s>WALKER: Now Russia's track and field athletes are hoping for a chance to compete at the Rio Olympics. The team is banned from international competition after allegations that Russia sponsored widespread doping. And on Friday, the world athletics governing body is set to decide whether to lift the suspension. But a new report from the world anti- doping agency alleges that Russia has continued to obstruct the drug testing of its athletes.</s>VAUSE: And now Fareed Zakaria is interviewing Russian President Vladimir Putin. See the entire interview on Sunday, 9:00 a.m. in Hong Kong, that is noon in London. We'll finish this hour out with the NBA finals for Cleveland Cavaliers have won game six in Cleveland tying the series 3-3 against the Golden State warriors. Lebron James gave the Cavs domination from early on, leaving Steph Curry's score by 16 at halftime. The score 115 to 101. The starting game, best of seven series is set for Oakland on Sunday. When we come back here next hour, we'll look at the politics of gun control. Why it is so difficult for our President Obama to try and get any kind of gun control measures through Congress. We'll also be looking at Bernie Sanders who made a very important statement, kind of, tonight.</s>WALKER: Lots to talk about regarding the political rhetoric after the Orlando massacre. For now, thanks for watching CNN NEWSROOM, live, from Los Angeles. I'm Amara Walker.</s>VAUSE: I'm John Vause. Back in just a moment. Stay with us.
Russia's Track and Field Athletes Banned in Olympics.