brazil and rio de janeiro has achieved despite all these difficulties you mentioned. they have managed to transform a metropolis for the better. you have now a much better infrastructure with public transportation. you have a better communication network. you have renovated city center which created thousands of jobs. and so on. appreciate what the brazilians managed under these very difficult circumstances. >> my conversation with thomas bach continued from there with more on rio as a host city as well as the future of the olympic games overall, the russian doping scandal and other topics. you can watch the interview in it entirety at nbcolympics.com. and you can also find more of my interview with michael phelps there as well.

mcdonald's, supporting athletes on their journeys toward olympic gold. the americans continue to lead in both overall and gold medals. meanwhile, jamaica won its first two rio golds last night and tonight with elaine thompson and usain bolt claiming the titles of world's fastest woman and man. and south africa won its first gold tonight with wayde van niekerk's world record performance in the 400 meters. it was also a tremendous sunday for great britain today. across gymnastics, sailing, cycling, and tennis with andy murray winning a second straight singles title. and there was goal from justin rose in golf's return. and we'll leave you tonight with the first olympic golf medal ceremony since one was presumably held at glen oak hill country club in st. louis back in 1904. 112 years later it was time to

justin rose with the gold. sweden's henrik stenson wins silver. and america's matt kuchar wins bronze. ? ? ? >> so that'll do it for us. ryan seacrest coming up in late night. and tomorrow on the "today" show two of the biggest american stars in rio, michael phelps and

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inside a do ial cis center overnight. now her family is talking about the mistake that left that 86-year-old trapped and in trouble. >> anchor: plus, searching for answers aspirins ton police try to hunt down this jogger's killer. the community comes together to honor her. >> anchor: a cool front moving through tonight firing up some showers and storms, but also knocking down the humidity. >> anchor: and assessing jimmy g. hear what tom brady has to say about the backup qb and his performance on the field. >> anchor: let's get right into the olympic zone. lightning fast usain bolt making history tonight. he won his third straight olympic goad medal in the men's 100 meter- the crowd going wild for the jamaican superstar. >> anchor: nancy chen lives for us in rio with all of those top moments. just incredible to watch, jadiann and nick. with the crowd chanting his name

here he is. still invincible. usain bolt spot world's fastest man holding on to his title. it's not supposed to be that easy, tom. >> anchor: usain bolt becoming the first man to ever win the 100 meter-at the olympics three times in a row. usain bolt of jamaica the best of all-time. >> anchor: coming into the race many thought americans justin gatlin was the only man that could challenge him for the title. for a few seconds it looked like it might happen. in the final 40 meteorologist bolt proved to the world again he is the best. i felt good. i felt smooth. i knew all i have to do is stay cool and get back into the race at 0. >> anchor: moments after the race bolt took to twitter dedicating his win, writing jamaica stand up, this is for you my people. simone biles soaring to her third gold of the games. the 19-year-old easily took the

final. aly raisman and flurry hernandez spotted cheering her on in the stands. biles is now the most decorated gymnast if the u.s. history at world and olympic competitions. i am excited i met my own expectations. >> anchor: her final five teammate coming in second place in the women's uneven bars. she was edged out by the deat thing gold medalist of russia. it's crazy right now. i am very excited to i have silver medal around my neck and happy with the routine i did today. >> anchor: gabby douglas came in 7th after struggling to to stay on the high bar. i was upset i messed up first part but do you know what? just going to get it out of my head and not really think about it because when you dwell on it you just get sad. >> anchor: the u.s. also collect a medal in men's gymnastics. i best i have ever seen him do in a right there. >> anchor: bronze earned on the

medal in the event. and turning now it a scare here in rio tore members of the u.s. swim team including rhine lochte. early this morning their taxi was pulled over by armed men posing as police. a night of celebration shared on social media bring rhine lock taking a turn as he and his three teammates were robbed at gun point. the group was in a taxi heading back to the athletes village when a ve which lochte detailed exclusively for nbc's billy bus. we got pulled over in our taxi and these guys came out with a badge, a police badge, no lights, no, nothing, just a police badge. they pulled us over, they pulled out their guns, they told the other swimmers to get down on the ground of they got down on the ground. >> anchor: lochte said he refused to get on ground at

then the guy pull out his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead and said get down and i was like, i put my hands up and i was like whatever. he took our money, he took my wallet. >> anchor: gun artweeted later we are all safe. lochte tweeted a statement saying i want to thank my family friends and fans for the overwhelming support and concern i have received today. what is most important is that we are safe and unharmed. rio police are investigating and plan to inter word of the robbery led to some confusion between olympic and u.s. officials. the international olympic committee initially denying the reports. the encounter threatening to march what's been a thrilling olympics for the team, 33 medals in all. certainly very happy that all those business are safe. that's number one priority on top of everything. >> anchor: meantime hours before the incident lochte's teammate michael phelps calling it a career.

night, phelps added another gold to his collection winning the four by 100 meter relay. it's his 23rd, 28th olympic medal overall. with that the world's most decorated olympian saying rio will be his last olympics. tonight he sat down with lester holt. he said his decision is made and he does not seem himself changing his mind. well, i walked in last night and i said mom, we're not going to tokyo. i said i'm not swimming in tokyo smiling. then she was like what about a 100 fly in the relay? i was like mom, we're done. that's it. we're finished. it's been an amazing career. a ridiculous career and there is no better way of finishing how i did. >> anchor: a lot of people still saying we'll see about that one. now to the court a busy day for andy murray. big day for him of he took the gold medal back to great britain of a win over argentina making

gold medals in men's single tennis. silver and bronze going to japan. and after going shot for shot all day, great britain's justice rose beat out henrik tenson to win the first gold in golf in 12 years. mat er delivered an amazing performance to take bronze and rose now takes title olympic champion from canadian george lion who last won it in 1904. six in the marathon this morning. she was the top american finisher in the race. two other american runners also finished in the top ten, so great day for team u.s.a. on the track. back to you guys. >> anchor: certainly looks like it. big day for all of us enjoying that coverage. nice job there for us, nancy. thank you. coming up still ahead. get this, something you may have seen in that medal ceremony, the winning olympians holding a

those colorful figurines. they are now setting social media on fire. coming up later nancy has the answer and you will find that it's actually pretty practical. and then gold medalist aly raisman getting ready for another event in rio. she flips, twists, tumbles yet it's pretty rare to see a hair out of police. so we're going to tell you what her secret is and that's coming up. >> anchor: we are following some breaking news out of new york. police investigating reports of shots fired at jfk airport. a terminal was evacuat officers searched for any signs of a shooter. the night team's dan hausle following breaking details. >> anchor: new york police responding to those reports of shots fired at jfk. so far detectives say there is no evidence of any gunfire. the reports first came in around 9:30 sunday night. people were evacuated from the terminal as a precaution. new york port authority officials say no one is hurt and no weapons, no rounds of ammo, no shell casings have been found. all flights heading to jfk airport were actually held on

half hour ago while police investigate. at the breaking news desk, dan hausle, 7 news night team. >> anchor: and the my team now turning to your weather. here is a live look in downtown boston right now. we did have storms move through tonight i'm sure you heard those may have been in them and they are knocking down some of that humidity. we have a beautiful view there of the zakim and garden lit up. >> reporter: jadiann, we are not short of getting these beautiful light shows, but, yeah got a little feisty here with this storm. that fired up west of worcester l of the mass pikep dropping a quick half an inch to an inch in some isolated locations but as we've learned these storms can be really picky, choosy, where they end up. you can get an inch in one town and then the next town over doesn't see any of it. we're in the clear for wet over although i can't rule out the slight chance of a spot shower. nothing severe expected not like last night probably woke you up partly cloudy it, does stay mild and muggy overnight tonight and tomorrow it's another hot one,

not as humid. so we'll talk about how long the humidity stays low and our next chance for storms coming up in a few minutes. >> anchor: all right, new tonight a house goes new flames and newburyport on plum island. this was the scene on 59th street just a couple of hours ago. you can see that smoke really and pour there from that three story home. officials say fire crews throughout the merrimac valley and new hampshire responded to help put out all of those flames. there are no reports of any injuries and the cause of the fire is now under investigation. also from e trapped and in trouble a grandmother locked inside a methuen dialysis center. she was apparent low forgotten and at 86 years old, from wasn't much she could do about it. tonight her grand daughter is outraged and she spoke to the night team's amaka ubaka. >> reporter: nick, in aly hasn't heard from that dialysis center about why this happened them say they are speaking out tonight because they want to make sure this doesn't happen to anyone else.

floor, completely alone and bedridden until her family found her. this is so unbelievable. no one will believe this. >> reporter: this video shows the moments after fire fighters went into this locked dialysis clinic to rescue an 86-year-old grandmother who had been forgotten and left alone. when she saw my mom and i, when we got inside, she said i knew you guys would find me. that break my heart. >> reporter: erica crosby snapped this picture of her temporarily bedridden and had been left in a dark room for three hours. utter disgust. utter disgust. >> reporter: perry days at a rehab facilitiy two brings her to this clinic. when they went to pick her up the door was lock and lights were off. staff alerted crosby and her mom after she didn't return and that's when they decided to drive by. how did this happen? this is patient abandon the. you don't do this. this is like nursing rule 101. after calling 911 fire

rehab facility. in a statement they tell 7 news our patient's care and safety is our top priority. this is and issue of great earn concern and we are looking into the matter. if they are top priority is their patients and save then why did it happen? >> anchor: now police say the department of public health is investigating this incident. i reached out to them for a statement tonight, but so far i haven't heard back. 7 news night team. >> anchor: a camping trip taking a tragic turn. list in plymouth say a man drowned in a local pond today. a 69-year-old man was out on his canoe when somehow it overturned. several people swam out to help. he already slipped under the surface of the water. investigators say the in a an was not wearing a life vest. >> anchor: hundreds of tips and still in arrests for the mud of this woman. 27-year-old vanessa marcotte. her body was found one week ago in princeton of her murder is a

the night team's cully o'hara is live in princeton where people came together to remember him. kelly? >> anchor: income, tough situation. people out here are scared. they came out tonight to show their support for fellow runners and also the young woman's family. they say last week has been frightening out here and they say after all this young woman's killer is still out there. running to remember. more than 100 people coming up to jog in memory of vanessa marcotte sunday evening. she waut out exare suzing near her princeton home last weekend. it's been very difficult and i think people were having a difficult time going out of their homes. it's hit everybody. male, female, old, young. you can just feel it. everybody is so worried and nervous and it's too bad because most people are good. >> reporter: organizers say they want to get people out their homes and feeling safe on streets once again. after the run across town the heritage bible chapel hold a prayer vigil as well.

killed. the google account executive's body found in these woods. since the crime, state police have been out here combing for clues hoping that someone saw something in order to find this woman's killer. it's tough. it's been really tough. it stared me. >> reporter: people out here tonight just praying whomever took the 27-year-old's life is caught toon soon to bring peace not only to her family but also this community. you can't believe it. you cannot believe it. like how can that happen? >> anchor: the state police say if you know anytng marcotte will be laid to rest on tuesday. in princeton tonight, kelly o'hara, 7 news night team. >> anchor: wisconsin's governor activating the national guard after part of the city erupted in flames and violence last night started as a protest over a dead we police shooting and turned into a riot. nicole oliverio joining us now with the effort to keep the peace tonight. nicole? well, last night a black police officer fatally shot a 23-year-old man. police say he had a loaded stolen gun in his hand and that

release that officer's body camera video to verify that what police are saying is true. milwaukee erupts as tempers boiled over, the city was set ablaze. rioters burned buildings, flames poured from this gas station after a night of violent protests. the more and more stuff happens, the city is bound to explode at one point. >> anchor: patrol cars also set on fire. protestors burn six businesses, as well as officers injuring four. they tossed rocks and cement blocks at stores. the violence came after a black police officer shot and killed 23-year-old seville smith following a chase. the individual was armed, the individual did turn toward the officer with a firearm in his hand. >> reporter: police say the officer involved was wearing a body camera. that video is now in the hands of state investigators. i will assure the community i will do everything i can to

>> anchor: but people living there want to see it now. every moment that it's not released, milwaukee is still teetering in to thering between does this place explode or do we just continue to wait until the next police shooting. >> anchor: while they wait, a group of residents gathered in prayer. they are forgiven. >> reporter: today the focus was clean up. many resident say they are angry at the rioters and want all of the violence to stop. it's not the answer. it's not going to solve anything because you burn this down, so then what's going to happen >> anchor: 17 people were arrested during those protests. the national guard is on stand by to help police. live in the newsroom, nicole oliverio, 7 news night team. >> anchor: coming up in the forecast a little relief from the heat tomorrow. but more relief from the humidity on the way. we'll get to all of those details coming up. >> anchor: and we're back in the olympic zone. we're giving more insight into aly raiseman's quest for perfection. she is sharing one of her preperformance rituals with us.

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>> anchor: we are back in thelic zone getting more insight into how aly raisman prepares to compete. >> anchor: that's right. the night team's nanny chen live for news rio throughout the game. so far i'm curious what's going on with this story. nancy? >> reporter: you know when aly raisman competes she is on a quest for perfection of she doesn't want evening a single hair out of place. before we came to rio i had a chance to talk to her about how she prepares for those stay on top of her head. it doesn't have to be the same number every single time but i use a lot of elasstics but i like to have it stay in the whole competition and not worry about it falling out. >> anchor: got it make sure everything is perfect, right? she says sometimes her hair is actually so tight she gets headaches from just how tight her hair is. now when aly and other athletes have been taking to the podium for medal ceremonies you may have noticed they have something other than their medals. it's something that's been

are getting along with these things of a lot of people wondering what the winning olympians were holding. well, those figurines are meant to be 3 d representations of the rio olympics logo. this is the first time they have been handed out at the games in the past. you may have seen olympians with flowers. that's the more traditional thing, right? well, according to reports the flowers were scrapped this year for being "not very sustainable" and these aren't just paper weights or for decoration. they are actual isupposed to do more you know guys, i personally like flowers more. >> anchor: they look cool. it's an interesting thing to have but to have a built in medal holder, i think that is kind of neat. it practical. >> anchor: different i guess. >> anchor: it's different of i like it. it looked cool too. >> anchor: nancy, doing a great job in rio. thank you . ishave a goodnight. >> anchor: coming up in the forecast, tomorrow summer stunner but humanity surging

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>> anchor: it was another scorcher for us today of highs making it into the mid 90's and that makes 16 meanity degree or higher days for the city of boston so far this summer. but that's not close to the record. the record is 30 noonity degree days this summer of 1983. worse and very unbearable were the dewpoints and they are still in the mid 70's as you can see southeastern massachusetts near buzzards bay. when you couple the heat with the humidity, you get these feels like temperatures into the triple digits and that's what we had today. that was an example taken straight from new bedford. a sure you noticed that. so to put it in perspective for you, we had those dewpoints in the mid 70's for today and even tonight but that drops more in check for tomorrow. i think still a bit sticky,

but you will notice a difference certainly not the oppressive humidity we had today. current temperatures still fairly warm, low 80's for boston 77 norwood, 73 for worcester. it doesn't got a whole lot cooler than this overnight tonight unfortunately. mild and muggy, 66 to 72 for overnight lows. then tomorrow hot again but the good news again for us, not as humid. 86 to 91. it's really more of an enjoyable summertime warmth kind of day. highre brings us mostly sunny skies and then we don't pay attention to our next weather maker until we hit tuesday afternoon and evening into wednesday as well bringing more scattered showers and storms into the forecast area. we don't want the severe weather but we do want the rain. beaches tomorrow, storms free and nice warm stunner for us with low tide smack dab in the middle of the afternoon. a look at the 7 on 7 forecast showing the ers showers and storms, plus humidity surging back in for tuesday and wednesday and then things become

weekend. >> anchor: coming up next in 7 sports, the patriots getting some good news on the injury front. tom brady offering some high praise for understudy jimmy garappolo. plus the red sox been around for 115 years today, we saw something that's only been done one other time. sports is next. one day, history was made. we're decedent from the mighty wolf. a voice was heard. if you build it, he will come. a girl discovered magic. a revolution began. welcome, to the wonders that happen, everyday. welcome, to it all.

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>> anchor: tom brady yet to make his preseason debut but offering some praise. we'll bring that to you in just a minute. when you join ted williams in the record books that's a hard feat to top. diamondbacks going toish he wasn't in a hurry of mookie betts a big reason why. runner in the first and he destroys it, 425 foot, two run shot parking somewhere on landsdowne of betts just getting warmed up. bost plenty more where that came from. betts getting after it. he haynes it, betts puts a bomb into the monster two, innings, two home runs, that one a three run blast. sox all over the diamondbacks up 7-0. fifth inning betts with another three run shot. his second three homer game on the year, second next to ted williams in 1957 hit three home runs in a game, twice in a season. 8 rbi on the game, 26 home run on a year, sox dismantled the

on the gridiron patriots working out in helmets, shoulder pads in near triple ility heat. yulian edelman a fuel participant in practice. so too is chris hogan that despite not playing in thursday's preseason opener. hogan driving the red non-contact jersey recovering from a shoulder injury. hogan meanwhile looking to build rapport following week one an impressive start for garappolo in the eyes of tom brady. he works his tail off to prepare and i know he has the respect of everybody so i think earn the respect of your teammates and your coaches and you got to put the work in. you have to show that you are willing to show up every day and do whatever it takes to get the job done so he is, it's been fun to see. it's fun to see his development. we got offer to a good start the other night and hopefully we keep it going.. >> reporter: rob ninkovich on the field after tearing hi tricep.