yes, that was good enough for third place, a tie with the russian aliya mustafina.of a new tiebreaker rule the russian was awarded the bronze medal. aly is here this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you're still smiling. maybe that's from your team gold the other night. how are you feeling waking up this morning and knowing you did get third place but you don't get to have the bronze medal? >> i definitely feel okay. i'm still really happy with my performance. it's bitter sweet because i know i finished third in the world so that's exciting and so amazing but at the same time i didn't get the medal. i don't need a medal to prove that i did well and that is something to smile about. >> we're all smiling about that. in that moment last night you finished your floor routine. you absolutely knocked it out of the park. then you look up at the scoreboard. did you even know about this rule before-hand? >> no. i was hoping they'd give us both the bronze medal but it is what it is and i just have to learn from it. i still have a routine coming up. >> was it

but tonight, the flying wasn't good enough to beat russia's aliya mustafina. finished last and will take one more track on the balance beam tomorrow. on the track, three americans started the 300-meter hurdles. michael finley behind sanchez. and all of london still buzzing over last night's 300-meet sprint, mostly more usain bolt's repeat but partly for the fan who threw a beer bottle just before the start. before security could hustle him out. a dutch judo champion was seated nearby and whacked him on the back and tweeted "a drunk dude in front of me throws a bottle on the track. i bleep him. unbelievable." still, bolt, flashing his symbol for winning with the swedish hand ball team at 3:35 a.m. and the latest athlete ejected for not trying hard enough until he explained he wasn't supposed to be racing that distance in the physical place. and the first american sent home, nicholas delpopolo who finished in judo who said he ate marijuana-laced baked goods before the games. >> bronze medal winners feel better than gold medalists? >> yes, he does the starfish is

but today, her flying wasn't good enough to beat russia's aliya mustafina. or anyone else.tedly drained, she finished last and will take one more crack at precious medal on the balance beam tomorrow. on the track, three americans started the 400-meter hurtles. michael tinsley behind sanchez. and all of london still buzzing over last night's thrilling 100-meter sprint, mostly for usain bolt's record-setting repeat, but partly for the fan who threw a beer bottle at the sprinters just before the start. before security could hustle him out, he got a taste of this. a dutch judo champion was seated nearby and whacked him on the back and tweeted "a drunk dude in front of me throws a bottle on the track. i beat him. unbelievable." but still vying for the most interesting tweet of the night was bolt, flashing his symbol for winning with the swedish hand ball team at 3:35 a.m. after giving up in the 800 meters, an algerian runner became the latest athlete ejected for not trying hard in until he explained he wasn't supposed to be racing that distance in the first place, and his team f

teammate aly raisman tied for third with aliya mustafina of russia, but under olympic tiebreaker rules, it was the russian who took home the bronze medal. another duel in the pool for u.s. champions michael phelps and ryan lochte. this time phelps the gold. >> and michael phelps is going to win gold! >> it is the 20th medal for phelps as the most decorated olympian in history and also the first ever to win the 200 meter individual medley three olympics in a row. >> it's something no male has done in the sport. and that is, you know, pretty cool. >> look at clary! >> in an olympic upset tyler clary stunned lochte to take gold in the 200-meter back stroke. >> clary reaching in lane four wins the gold! >> now that i've got this under my belt i'm looking forward to the next four years and especially doing something real big and real special in rio. >> for the u.s. women more gold. rebecca soni breaking her own world record in the 200-meter breast stroke. >> she is going to break it again. >> i just try to keep it low pressure and have fun and great things happen. >> the americans are golde

aliya mustafina took gold. tied at the half, the u.s. men came back to win in basketball. and 15-year-old katie ledecky arrived at dulles airport monday night to a cheering crowd of high school classmates from bethesda, maryland. the gold medal win are in the 800 meter free style, ledecky is now getting ready for her sophomore year of high school. >> just adorable. also today, more gymnastics and misty may-treanor and kerri walsh jenner compete in beach volleyball. >> she fought injury, illness and ultimately wind and rain to win gold in the pole vault. michael tinsley grabbed silver in the 400 meter hurdles. jen, we just mentioned, this was a long road for you. when you got that gold medal and we saw you there on the track, you were so emotional. >> yes, i was emotional. so much dedication goes in it. to have it come out that way, it's a flood of emotions. i still have to hold back tears when i think about it and talk about it. i watch the other athletes receive their medals and i think that's going to be me. >> it's hard enough to do what you do. add a little rain and wi