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and close calls. a dad risks his life to save his daughter and a close friend. on alert in the back bay, boston police searching for a peeping tom. a huge tree delivers a crushing blow to a home. tonight on 7, true or false? >>man: he had his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead. >>reporter: does the american's swimmer's story hold true? a rio judge wants to know, was ryan lying? >> two other members of the us swim team getting pulled from their flight home just as they were headed back to the united states. >> a judge is questioning their story and wants the swimmers to answer more questions.

live in rio with the latest. >>reporter: this is a very strange turn of events here in rio. jack and gunner were pulled off their flight as they were about to head to the united states as police here in rio investigate their claims that they were robbed at gun point. now we're seeing new evidence and hearing from the swimmer who has already left, ryan lochte. their story called into question. now gold medallist, ryan lochte who claims he and teammates were robbed at gun point after a night of partying is on the defense. >>man: i said ryan, there are people out here, there are skepticism that you made this story up, along with these other swimmers to cover up some other form of embarrassing behavior. he stopped me quickly, he strongly denied that, said it's absolutely not the case, i wouldn't make up a story like this, nor would the others. as a matter of fact, we all feel it makes us look bad. >>reporter: now police say they haven't found evidence to

a brazilian judge found contradictions in the swimmers' reports. tonight, lochte told the today show host that authorities never seemed to question his account. >>man: he said never during the questioning did they question his truthfulness. as a matter of fact, they supported everything he said. they said thank you and they congratulated him on his performance here it he games. >>reporter: in security video obtained by the daily mail although, you see the swimmers the morning after they said they were held up. the judge, cited this video ordering them to be seized. the judge says the men appeared to be joking and didn't seem to be shaken physically or psyche logially. lochte is already back in the states. his story has changed. >>man: now, when he talked to billy bush, you'll remember on sunday, bob, he said that's when

when he talked to me, he said that's when the guy pointed it in my direction and cocked it. i said you said before it was placed on your forehead and cocked. he said no, that's not exactly what happened. and i think he feels it was more of a traumatic mischaracterization. >>reporter: tonight, his teammates were prevented from leaving the country. they were taken off theirgh in for questioning. lochte's lawyer said he did nothing wrong. something he reiterated to the today show host. >>man: no one said you should stick around rio while the investigation unfolds. we might want to talk to you. >>reporter: jimmy was supposed to be on that flight as well. he checked in online but never actually showed up at the

rio. in the meantime, let's move to tonight's highlights. three members on team usa making history on the track as a familiar face of the need for speed returns to the track. >>man: the fans applauding his every stride. >>reporter: finishing first in the 200 meter semi final. he made it look all too easy, leaving the entire race, only challenge at the end to the two friends sharing a look as they cross the finish line. bolt now has his sight set on another gold and breaking his world record time. >>man: i'm feeling good. i'm happy. i'm on the right track. >>reporter: ashton eaton off to a strong start as he tries to become the third man ever to win back-to-back titles. after the first five events, the

teeton's strongest event, the 400 meter dash. >>man: these olympic and world decaptain lons are not like the other ones. i mean, it's tense, started at 10:00 this morning, kind of let it flow. >>reporter: he'll be back on the track thursday to complete the remaining five events. three members of team usa making olympic history on the christi bring bronze. the us swept in medals with the women's 100 meter hurdles. >>woman: i'm just happy me and these ladies were able to pull it off. it was great. >>reporter: and it's bronze in beach volley ball. the pair came back to beat brazil after losing the first set. and now to a local runner who

abbey will not be able to compete in friday's 5 thousand meter final. she captured the world's attention yesterday when she helped new zealand's nikki get back up and continue their race after they collided. the massachusetts native for tore ligaments in her knee. >>woman: i feel grateful that we were able to share that message that yeah, we train for hours really special and we are all united and celebrating the spirit of the olympics and the spirit of humanity. >>reporter: and even though the women were the last two to finish in their heat, olympic officials said they would be able to compete if they wanted to. the runner from new zealand says she does plan to run.

in the pool. what he's doing now that he's home. we'll have that coming up in just a little bit. for now, back to you guys in boston. >> nancy, thanks so much, we'll see you again soon. >> we're following a developing story. a convicted sex offender arrested again in nor wood. this time he exposed himself to two women. >>reporter: kim, that man also had two open cases prior to this latest incident so nor wood police, they're just baffled at someone who is a repeat offender and has an extensive criminal history would ever be released to live in the community. >>man: i've had it. >>reporter: nor wood police fed up with a repeat sex offender. the 39-year-old cuffed and in custody after two women say he ebs posed himself on tuesday. >>man: he was wearing a mesh

>>reporter: police got an arrest warrant. when they went to his house, he refused to come to the door. when officers made their way inside. >>man: he was crawling in his basement. he's done that before. he goes out and exposes himself to young girls and hides in his basement. >>man: doesn't belong in this neighborhood. >>reporter: kevin smith moved a few doors down from chad a year ago. he's shocked to hear about the disturbing crime. >>man: it doesn't make sense. this is a friendly >>reporter: fal cone has been charged with exposing himself to people on at least 14 occasions dating back to 1989. he also has two open cases. if you're wondering why he was out, nor wood police are wondering the same. >>man: i don't have answers. he shouldn't be out. we're passed rehab, he's been on probation, he's been through all that stuff. at this point, families are trying to raise their kids and enough is enough. >>reporter: so falcone is

his bail set at $10,000. nor wood police chief says they'll be following this case closely with the hopes that this man doesn't make it back to the community. new at 11:00 -- >>woman: he pushed his daughter out of the way and told her to run. >> a family tells the story of a fareless father who protected his daughter and a friend. he shielded them. all 3 on the road to recover tonight. >>reporter: that man is being treated here at bmc. he's a father of five and works as a security guard so he's used to keeping people safe. >>woman: he is one hell of a father. >>reporter: risking his own life to protect his daughter. the family of four says when a car came barrelling towards them on tuesday night, his first instinct was to get his girl out of the way.

the car just slammed into him. he took the brunt of the injuries. >>reporter: the father and daughter were crossing the street, taking their 22-year-old wheelchair bound friend to the bus stop. when witnesses say this car looked like it was stopping but instead went right towards them. all three rushed to the area hospital. he's awake, in and out. we don't know about the extent of the brain injuries is going to be yet. we just know he's finally off the respiratory which is 100 percent good news. >>reporter: he has someone very important asking for him. >>woman: she knows that he was injured and she just wants to see him. she says he saved my life. they were being watched closely last night. we're very thankful. >>reporter: and police say the driver of that car did stop and

police continue to investigate but at this point has not pressed any charges. also from the night team, huge tree slamming into a reding home with a woman inside. she says she feels really lucky. she just happened to be in a different room a few feet away from disaster. >>reporter: kim, really lucky when you think about how big this tree was. you see t system here, you can get a sense of how large this tree is. it toppled over and landed on the house behind me. it split in two. for a moment, joan thought her home might be spared. >>woman: there was a second like it might not hit the house but it did. >>reporter: the thick trunk hit the corner of their home. there is an a lot of damage but

>>man: they're lucky it hit the corner. probably the strongest portion of the bedroom. could've been a lot worse if it was midway into the house. >>reporter: it would have been worse for joan who was on the other side of the house. the tree fell around noon. >>woman: obviously, if i had been coming down the hill ekt ten seconds later, i would have gotten hit. >>reporter: she put the bike away in the garage when she heard the noise. you would think but it was pretty loud. >>reporter: the other half of the tree still unparalyzed. people in the neighborhood say the winds weren't too gusty. >>woman: just a little bit. >>reporter: after several hours of work, crews cut up the tree and got it off the home which only revealed just how much damage it caused. >>woman: i peeked in a bedroom where the tree went through and i could see daylight so i shut the door. >>reporter: the power has been restored except the home where

today stay here overnight any way. taking his appeal to the us supreme court. he was convicted of rack tooering in 2013. his appeal is on the supreme court docket but that does not mean it will be heard by the high court. sky 7 hd over a mass that held up commuters most of the evening. look all the debris on the road. that's route 2 on west a truck rolled over and debris spilled all over. back to a story you first heard on 7. boston police are asking women to be on high alert after they're looking for a peeping tom in a back bay neighborhood. >>reporter: i spoke with a lot of people tonight and they're very upset because of these

lurking around the area and now it's gotten the attention of police. >>woman: it's really scary. this is a very safe neighborhood. >>reporter: a neighborhood on watch. someone posting these fliers claiming they've spotted a peeping tom in people's yards in the back bay. >>man: this is the first time i've heard something like this has been happening around here. >>reporter: the person was spotted first a few weekends ago in a yard same day in a pick up truck and then again recently outside a building. >>woman: i've been extra cautious lately since seeing the fliers. there's a bunch of neighborhood watch here. >>reporter: boston police say they've received several calls and have now sent out extra patrols. people making sure to take extra precautions. >>woman: make sure to close the

please don't hesitate to give them a call. live in the back bay tonight. and if you're just joining us, an update on the breaking news in rio. they're not allowed to leave. he said the team was robbed at gun point. lochte is already back in the united states. we'll as soon as we get it. coming up next, we're looking ahead to a solid summer forecast. >> we sure are. a mix of clouds and sunshine for tomorrow. i'll let you know if it sticks around for the weekend. they've been training for years but the american gymnasts know how to let loose now that it's over. that and the message from the

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this is at the airport in rio. this is a story that's been developing all afternoon and evening. jack, gunner, they were pulled off their plane to the united states and this is video of them being detained. right there, police investigating their claim that they were held up at gun point in rio. of course, you saw the update from us here in rio moments ago. ryan lochte is already back in the united states.

flight back home. his whereabouts current unknown. the usoc says they won't give out the locations of swimmers or any of their athletes for any reason. but of the four people who are involved in all of this, two are detained by brazilian authorities. ryan lochte in the united states and jimmy's location is still unknown. after a gruelling week of competition, the athletes are getting time to enjoy rio and that includes two members of the final five. they splurged a little bit. ally and simone had fast food. french fries and chocolate ice cream. a few hours later, ally detailed her healthy diet when she

michelle obama. she said sometimes you got to splurge. we all know of course, michael phelps, he's wasting no time getting back in the pool. no place like being back home, great way to spend my first day in retirement. pats safety nate already back at training camp but he's reflecting his time in he said i couldn't have picked a better group of guys to do it with. i love you all like brothers. i love what is truly the greatest country in the world. of course the games are still going strong here in rio. so, while shu may be the one competing in the olympics, turns out she also has a very famous sibling. she got a chance to tell me about her in rio.

novels in a short story collection. her last novel, face and fury absolutely blew up. it was president obama's favorite book of the year. it got a whole bunch of awards. i don't think anyone expected it to be as big as it was. i can't believe she's related to me because i have a hard writing e-mails. >>reporter: pretty high achieving family there. we'll be watching when sarah competes in the triathlon this weekend. >> nancy, thank you, i know you'll keep us posted on the swimming saga. partly cloudy in boston right now at 74. bedford at 64. here are the clouds streaming into southern new england.

we have a little bit of activity in pennsylvania. some of the rain showers may try to clip portions of the cape very early tomorrow morning. comfortable overnight tonight. temps 60-67. it's a weak little weather system that passes through our south. there's another one near toronto and that comes through northern new england in between for the rest of us, morning clouds, developing sunshine, a nice summer day. numbers between 83-87. an isolated shower possible on the south coast as well as the whistler hills. patriots taking on the bears tomorrow evening. kickoff temps will be upper 70s and around 80 and much less

mix of clouds and sunshine, your 7 on 7 forecast, sunshine for friday, saturday, and sunday. next chance of any beneficial rain, that's monday. have a good night. >> you too, when people ask me what it's like to win an olympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you. your bronze.

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>> pretty incredible twist. nancy will be following it up for sure. we're so glad you were able to join us, everybody. >> thanks for staying up extra