embarrassment and completely unacceptable for the usa team to look worse than the aau kids i saw carl lewis now track and field ledlegend carl is here for his first interview since saying all of that clown show how do you really feel >> i was pretty emotional last night. it back the thing is -- >> are you walking it back or do you stand by that? >> no, no, no. not walking it back at alla medn not walking it back at all everything i said i stand by >> what was it for those of us that have not won a medal what went wrong? >> teams make mistakes we understand that what happened is that we have not had success in 20 years and it comes because we don't have a system designed for it >> whose fault is that >> that is where i am going. the federation sets up the team, coaches and the system they are failing the athletes. that's why i was so emotional and angry. they work their whole lives, run fast and make the team and you put them in a position impossible to be successful. you have to look at what's best for the athlete. all the time we let politics get in and people from the outside get in i wan

track legend carl lewis? >> there has been a lot of talk around this.l lewis coming out after the men's four by 100 meter relay yesterday, after the u.s. men failed to qualify. they finished sixth. it was down to the second changeover of the baton. carl lewis questioned everything from team selection, which legs they were running, the team spirit, the camaraderie. there has been a lot of talk over the underperformance of this men's team in particular. it could potentially be the first olympics, barring the boycott in 1980, where a man doesn't win an individual running metal for the usa. that is virtually unheard of. we had the case yesterday of grant holloway, the favorite in the me's 110 meter hurdles, who had been unbeaten since locks -- last august. he won the silver and said he was feeling the nerves. there is talk about whether there should have been a holding camp in the buildup to this. lots of people have differing opinions, but only a few days left to try to rescue that. laura: maybe they can blame the heat. that has become a story. our produce

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we are not even getting to the starting line. >> is carl lewis available to help them?he university of houston. >> yeah. go cougars >> that is not something i am seeking at all i coach college athletes we have success. i hope they can get a system when we pass them off to the next level they will be able to win championships for team usa because that is what i want. >> carl lewis, honor and great to see you >> thanks. >> the department of homeland security is recruiting for the war on cyber crime and it is turning to pretty heavy hitters. new charges against the person accused of killing a tiktok star and his date inside a movie theater. and a jail house interview the suspect detailing why he pulled the trigger and vaccination rates among young americans lagging as the new school year kicks off and the final push by the white house to get kids in classrooms and keep them there that is coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news ahead of olympics on cnbc diabetes... but she didn't know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen w

she passes the great carl lewis as the most decorated american track athlete of one time. >> it means so much. obviously i am going to miss being out there, but no regrets. it was fun. >> 35 years old, her fifth olympic game and first as a mother. what a way to go out, on top. >> incredible. what a dream come true. joy talk about dream come true. for another athlete, team usa has chosen tara winger to be the flag bearer at the closing ceremony. she is so proud, she posted it on instagram. she is one of two track and fien tokyo. she had her second best performance in the javelin. you can catch the closing ceremony here starting at 5:00 p.m. >>> and we will be celebrating it at historic japan plaza. you have two chances, one at noon and the other at 3:00 p.m. this is just two weeks ago during the opening celebration, also in japan town. tomorrow robert will be emceeing the event and we hope to see you there. >>> a violent night on oakland streets. police investigating two homicides about ten-minute drive away from each other. first police were called to san leandro street. they found a

previously that record was held by carl lewis. >>> nelly korda edged out japan for a gold medal. but in the baseball game, the u.s. fell to the host country with a 3-2 finish. on the mat, a silver from sarah hildebrand. in the equestrian team event, jessica springsteen made her olympic debut with a silver. >>> team usa water polo, those women came out with a big win, a gold. and seeing our hometown hero continue her scoring streak. there are more gold medals up for grabs. women's basketball, and women's volleyball. they will be taking on brazil hoping to get their first gold medal. >> liz, before we let you go, one more day. any more uniforms to show? you have a different outfit on every single day. >> i am wearing the close uniform jacket, but we never got to show you some weightlifting swag we have. a pair of medals went home with weightlifters. and katie nye broke a record, three of them actually. and this belt, gives you abdominal support while you are crunching. >> nice, liz. >>> team usa has chosen track and field star kara as the closing ceremony flag bearer. winger is one

so tonight, she'll have a chance to actually surpass carl lewis >> that's right.be the most decorated track and field athlete in american history. >> what are her chances in that event? >> pretty good there will be a lot of speed with her we'll hear the teams, coming up. >> always a pleasure we will see you tonight in primetime once again coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern, including the u.s. men's basketball team going for gold live, taking on france. and to catch the olympic action anytime, take out that smartphone and scan the qr code for the nbc sports app it's right under mike tirico so take out your phone, scan right under mike for the qr code guys, back to you in new york. >> wow wow. >> so exciting some magic over here >> so proud of allyson >> our crowd is going crazy. they watched it on the big board with us. >> we are so proud of her. i love it. hands. i think i crushed hinode's i think i crushed hinode's nds.ha ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. ♪♪ there's a world where the all-new ruggedly redesigned

i would be embarrassed to be getting that kind of a reprimand from carl lewis if i were them.please? >> good news for the u.s. basketball team. remember, they made a slow start and they were really poor in their warm-up games, but they beat australia in the semifinal by 97 points to 78. good night for kevin durant who scored 23 points. it means they're into the final, going for a gold medal. they will be playing against france. good team. france beat the auchu.s. in the start of the opening so a chance to get revenge there. also a good end to the tournament for the u.s. women's football team, soccer team. remember, of course, they lost in the semifinals so they couldn't go for a gold, but they did manage to pick up a bronze medal on the way out of tokyo with a thrilling 4-3 win against australia. meagan ra peepinoe with a coupl goals and lloyd with a couple of goals. a nice story to end on. simone biles, who has arguably been the story of these olympics mainly for not competing and the twisties and such honesty from her about the mental struggles she was going through. of cour

she won bronze in the 400-meter final, her tenth medal, to match carl lewis as most decorated olympic track athlete in u.s. history. >>> putting the covid vaccine on the back to school check list. the push to get kids the shot in one bay area city. >>> health to supplies, an effort to get students >>> in a few hours kaiser permanent hosting a free covid vaccination clinic for anyone 12 and up to get ready for the start of the school year. it is at oakland technical high school on broadway and starts at 3:30. part of that is a kaiser pediatrician. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. we know alameda has a relatively high covid vaccination rate. what are you seeing in terms of kids getting the shot? >> i think we know our youth is an area e ov vaccination rate especially as we are preparing to go back to school and really want to keep everyone in our community, especially our youth, safe. >> dr. thompson of course a lot of parents are concerned about younger kids heading back to school, kids who aren't eligible for the vaccine yet. do you expect a

i want to get your response on this analysis from carl lewis about this messy four by 100 meter.nter ronny baker tried to grab the baton but he got a handful of fred curlies's uniform. he said the usa team did everything wrong in the relay. the passing system is wrong, athletes running wrong legs and no leadership. total embarrassment and completely unacceptable. and in the 30 seconds we have left, i imagine if anyone that can say that is carl lewis who won eight gold medals. >> i think it's a perfect metaphor for where we are in this country. and that we just have not got the handoff straight. that's first thing i thought when we see where we are. we just can't get the handoff right. >> i appreciate you, sir. ayman mohyeldin picks up the next hour of msnbc reports. aymae next hour of msnbc reports great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boo

felix posted to instagram that she was excited to head home after winning 11 medals, surpassing carl lewiss the most decorated track and field athlete. and the usa women's basketball team beat japan to win gold. their seventh straight gold medal win. >> couldn't be more happy. this is always really difficult to win a gold medal. this year was even harder, given just all the challenges everyone faced. >> reporter: the paralympics will start here in tokyo august 22nd. there does seem to be a collective sigh of relief among athletes who waited for two years and wondering. >> we'll be glad to get you here to this country, too. again, great coverage, jamie. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks for staying with us. after months of delay due to the pandemic, the united nations will release its latest

that surpasses carl lewis. talk about a legend in terms of american track stars. felix has done so much for women's rights, mother's rights and the black community. team usa baseball, congratulations for winning the silver medal. japan wins gold. here is the final out. japan in the white uniforms there and the japanese are celebrating. this is where the lack of fans really is evident. baseball is america's past time. but here in japan, they love the game. during normal times, the fans are wild. it is like going to a party every night. great moment for the host nation as they win gold. a big congratulations to joe ryan for winning the silver helping lead team usa. >>> well, not just medals. we discover this and we talk about this so many times at every olympics. it is not just winning the medals. it is all about hometown love. and in this case, a lot of pride. we chatted with damian lillard and draymond green, and, yeah, we're talking oakland and diapers. >> oakland, brookfield, to be specific, my neighborhood. a lot of my family been staying up to 5:00 a.m. to wat

allyson felix posted she was excited to head home after winning 11 medals surpassing carl lewis as the most decorated track and field athlete. they have come to tokyo and kept the streak alive. and the u.s.a. women's basketball team beat japan to win gold, that i is seventh straight gold medal win. >> couldn't be more happy. this is always really give to win a gold medal. this year was even harder given all the challenges everyone faced. >> reporter: the paralympics start october 24th for now there seeps to be a collective sigh of relief for the athletes that competed after two years of wondering, waiting and finally competing in these games. jericka. >> duncan: and i'm sure a sigh of relief that you finished, congratulations again. safe travels back home. straight ahead on the cbs weekend news. it's a political showdown in the show me state over masks as missouri battles its fourth covid surge. and later another summer games ended today, it was much smaller but equally as inspiring. >> duncan: missouri is responding to the latest covid surge by deploying ambulances across the state, t

allyson felix winning olympic medal number 10, a bronze in the 400 meter, tying carl lewis as the most decorated american runner history. in wrestling, gable steveson named after famed wrestler dan gable pulling out a last second gold medal win, celebrating with a backflip. >> got another one! >> reporter: the women's basketball team is on the way to the final against japan, looking for an incredible seventh straight gold medal. >> it's a brilliant goal by carli lloyd. >> reporter: while the women of u.s. soccer are reflecting on their rocky road here in tokyo. >> this was probably the most challenging tournament i've ever been a part of. >> reporter: the team clicking in their final match to win bronze. >> to leave tokyo empty handed would have been tough? >> oh, god, it would have been terrible. with something, with how difficult it's been, i think everybody is so happy and so proud of that. >> reporter: that's megan rapinoe and carli lloyd stepping up with two goals apiece. it's possibly the last olympics for both. >> beyond soccer, the journey and the fight for equal pay, for socia

sprinter carl lewis tweeting the team did everything wrong, call it a total embarrassment and completelye. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. women's soccer team celebrating after beating out australia for bronze. >> i just wanted to win. that's really it. win and be the best version that i can possibly be. >> reporter: while two other u.s. teams will also play for gold, men's basketball -- >> the a team is moving on. >> reporter: and women's beach volleyball. history was made in canoe sprint. nevin harrison becoming the first american woman to win gold. >> it's been such a journey, and i'm so grateful. >> reporter: and the first medals were handed in in two other new events, karate and sport climbing with nathaniel coleman sport climbing with nathaniel coleman winninhis first g an f-150 isn't an f-150 because of the name on the tailgate. it's an f-150 because it's built ford tough. built to haul more. built to tow more. for the people who count on it. because they know that brawn can get the job done, but it takes brains and brawn to get it done right. tough this smart can only be called f-1

carl lewis blasting the team on twitter calling the loss a total embarrassment. >> the canadian is going to win! >> reporter: in the men's 200, canada's andre de grasse sprinting back noah lyles for a fifth career olympic medal and a first gold. >> straight through to the finals >> reporter: looking for her tenth medal and first as a mom usa track legend allyson felix clinching her spot in the women's 400 final. her 2-year-old daughter watching highlights with pride.tired? >> reporter: on the >> mommy tired. >> mommy tired >> reporter: on the court, team usa's men's basketball pulling away from australia in the second half, 97-78, led by kevin durant's 23 points the u.s. is now one win away from four straight golds. >> one, two, three. >> all: usa! >> reporter: in beach and alix klineman dominated volleyball, american's april ross and alix klineman dominated switzerland, playing through sweltering heat, now going for the gold and out of the hospital after suffering a head injury during this scary crash in last week's semifinal. that's the latest from track and field and all the olympics

quartet the dream team and then it is alison felix who won her 11th games medal, won more than carl lewissh kerr, they are young, he is just 23. they will go to paris in three years time with a platform. joe lynskey, bbc news. jenny meadows is a former gb olympian and has been commentating on the athletics for the bbc. she saysjosh kerr surprised her by getting a medal in the 1500 metres. joshis josh is very confident and sat all year that he wanted to go to the olympic games and produce a medal. i wasn't convinced, watching him in the rounds. he did when our british olympic trials, but he only got through to the semifinals by the skin of his teeth. he only got through to the final by the fastest non—automatic qualifier. he didn't get there automatically. and then he has come and got a bronze medal, a personal best. what a fast time as well. three minutes 29 seconds. i think you will be absolutely delighted with that. what marker we turn our attentions to sifan hassan, and the 10,000 metres. gold for her. how happy was to be with her games? she didn't win the gold in the event she compete

allyson felix is now the most decorated track and field star in olympics history surpassing even carl lewis. she won her 11th career medal in the relay event saturday. so i spoke with christine brennan about felix's remarkable career. here she is. >> the united states has been a track and field nation for decades. and so for allyson felix at the age of 35 in her last olympics as a mother now as an advocate for moms who are athletes, as someone who has talked about social injustice, racial injustice, really finding her voice, for her to also have these two final medals, bronze in the 400 and then that majestic gold medal in the 4 x 400, it was an amazing ending for her career. >> and so delve into her off the field items. why is she such an icon to moms everywhere? >> as you know the u.s. women continue to dominate at these olympics. close to 60% of the u.s. medals, 58% of the medals won by the united states were won by women and increasingly these are veteran olympians, and they come back for games after games. and allyson felix is 35 years old. so these are women who have had careers becau

passing the legendary carl lewis after the american women won gold in the four by four relay and whilehe games would even happen given the global pandemic, memorable for reasons beyond the covid hurdles. cnn's will ripley explains from tokyo. >> reporter: the legacy of tokyo 2020 may not be measured in medals or covid cases. but acts of kindness. moments of grace. olympians choosing humility over hubris. american gymnast simone biles cheering on her teammates even as she was struggling to compete. american swimmer annie laser hugging her south african competitor tatyana schumaker who broke a world record to win gold. >> to have someone break a world record, just as a fan of the sport in general, that's something pretty amazing to happen to you. >> given there were no spectators and you were in this bubble in the middle of a pandemic, do you think that brought the athletes closer to this experience? >> definitely more of a sense of, we're just really happy that this is happening. really happy to be here. >> reporter: happiness written on the faces of the first ever olympic skateboarders

usa, in a massive shock, did not qualify and legend carl lewis called it, among other things, a completenal, team gb have plenty of finals to look forward to. this was the women qualifying for the 4x4 to look forward to. this was the women qualifying for the 4x4100 metre final. jake whiteman was impressive in winning his semi—along withjosh kurt going through to the final. andrew policy has already reached that point in the 110 metre hurdles. ahead of him, the american grant holloway had gone 2a races unbeaten, but stumbled when it mattered most. jamaica won gold. in the 400 metre final, stephen gardner of the bahamas looked very comfortable.— of the bahamas looked very comfortable. ~ comfortable. when, when, win, win, win and he — comfortable. when, when, win, win, win and he managed _ comfortable. when, when, win, win, win and he managed to _ comfortable. when, when, win, win, win and he managed to win - comfortable. when, when, win, win, win and he managed to win when - comfortable. when, when, win, win, win and he managed to win when he| win and he managed to win when he needed _ win

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nine time olympic gold medalist carl lewis ripping the team on twitter calling it a total embarrassment, you expect wipeouts in park skate boarding but not like this one. kara went right into a nearby cameraman knocking them to the ground. both were okay and even shared a fist bump showing there were no hard feelings. what i love about this moment, that athlete right there, he didn't get upset at that cameraman. he had concern for his health and he went over to make sure that he was okay. >> yeah, certainly glad to see that he is okay. thanks, coy. >>> finally this morning, the staff at a waste collection agency in ohio becoming heros after a family accidentally threw away an envelope with $25,000 in it while cleaning out their grandmother's house. the waste company republic services managed to track down the truck before it hit the landfill and somehow the workers actually found the envelope in the trash pile. >> couldn't believe it, took ten minutes and i said man, that looks just like that. opened it up and there was the pack think a age inside with thn it. they were so happy. >> no

total of 11 medals making her the most decorated track and field athlete ever passing the great carl lewis. felix and the team winning the 4 by 400 relay by four seconds. an awesome way for felix to spend her career that spanned five olympic games. she first won in the 2004 athen games at the age of 18. she's won medals in the next four olympics. michael phelps and jenny johnson, the only others to accomplish that feat. felix now, a mother but still on top at 35. to make it back to this olympics was incredible. back in 2008, very kmejing childbirth. her daughter had to spend first few weeks in the nicu. she wanted to come back and be an inspiration to her daughter and really kids everywhere and she's been just that. the current medal table, the u.s. has pulled out in front on the final day. the women's valuable team capturing gold just moments ago. first time ever the u.s. women have won gold in valuable. they have 39 golds, one ahead of china. they have by far the medals in the game. so if things hold, which they should, only a few more events to be completed, looks like the u.s. is going

when you think about 11 medals, i mean, that eclipses the great carl lewis who i'm sure you've spokenrt for so long and to have all these amazing experiences. it's more than i could have ever dreamt of. >> stephen a.: well, listen, we want to show of o'on the show. these are your medals. they were saying stephen a., pull it out, show it. no, it's your medals. you show them. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, sir. >> stephen a.: there we go. >> latest additions. >> stephen a.: exactly. [ cheers and applause ] talk to us about how difficult of a time it was just to be over there. i mean, with covid ravaging the globe and what have you, you had to go out there and perform without fans in attendance. what was that like? >> yeah, it was so different than any other games i had ever been to. and just a lot of down time. we could only really go in the village or in the venue practice. so a lot of -- it was kind of lonely. a lot of time just to yourself really. >> stephen a.: i need your help with something. you know, because i love olympic athletes. i love the actual performances.

she just passed carl lewis, one of the greats of all time.known for track and field stars. the united states has been a track and field nation for decades. allyson felix, age 35, in her last olympics, as a mother, now as an advocate for moms who are athletes, as someone who has talked about social injustice, racial injustice, really finding her voice. for her to also have these two final medals, bronze in the 400, then that majestic gold medal in the 4x400 as part of a relay that included some younger women who are coming up after her, it was just the perfect ending for an amazing career from one of the greatest of all time for the united states, allyson felix. >> all right. so you touched on some sort of off the track themes there for which she's gained notoriety. so delve into that a bit more in detail. why is she such an icon to moms everywhere? >> kim, as you know, the u.s. women continue to dominate at these olympics. close to 60% of the u.s. medals, 58% of the medals won by the united states were won by women. increasingly, these women

allyson felix surpassed carl lewis to become the most decorated track star ever with another golden effortmpic medals to her name. congrats to mama felix, who gets to go home to her 2-year-old daughter and husband, kenneth, to celebrate together. the u.s. taking home the most medals with 113, also the most gold medals after trailing china most of the games. l olympic committee ceo says the whole world has come together to make these games a success. >> when you're in the trenches, you do, you build bonds, unlike those you can build any other time. and i think the world has been in the trenches together. these games should unify and inspire. they always do. and this time perhaps just a touch more than normal. and the world is going to be just a little better place on the back end. >> what sarah says resonates so well, christi. these athletes have to sacrifice so much, take extra precautions to allow these games to go on and show their commitment and sacrifice was well worth it in the end. certainly a reflection of what it takes for our society and world at large to continue to move forward

she has now tied carl lewis for ten medals in olympic games, and she just might be running again tonight1. as you watch her, you just kind of wonder, ryu you going to be able to do it again? is she going to come back from paris? this is her fifth olympic games, and it doesn't look like she's going to slow down. and i want to congratulate the usa women's water polo team. it's been a great, great time here. >> pointing out all the positives. >> can we go back though? >> the earthquake? >> the earthquake? >> the swarm of locusts. >> how did we miss that. >> reporter: okay. for those of you keeping score at home, let's go through it. we came here through a global pandemic. we had to take two covid tests before we got here, five co-ved activities since we've been here, a covid test to get back to the united states. some of of us going to other countries have to do something else. yes, there was a typhoon, there was a tropical storm, it's rain auld day here. we also had an earthquake, and allegedly there was a little something after the earthquake that was a bit of an aftershock. i slecht thro

carl lewis ripping the team on twitter calling it, quote, a total embarrassment and unacceptable foring a lower leg injury in pain, refused to get in a wheelchair, though. she got up to her feet and found the strength so finish the race. she's a shining example, of that olympic spirit. chasing your dreams, never giving up. she had a heartfelt post that she ruptured her achilles back in december and she started the year in a wheelchair and won't end in one. >> so sorry to see that happen. but great to see her cross the finish line. thank you very much. >>> quick programming note for us, the next brand-new episode of history of the sitcom air this is weekend. all about the working class sitcom. don't miss it. sunday night at 9:00 eastern on only cnn. >>> very good thursday morning. i'm jim sciutto. this morning a warning from the nation's top infectious disease expert, doctor fauci, said if we don't get control over the delta variant, it is possible worse variants could be on the way. >> as long as the virus continues to spread, you give it ample opportunity to mutate. and when you giv

felix and carl lewis are now tied for the most medals all-time among u.s.n the 4 x 100 meter relay. u.s. women also getting it done in beach volleyball. april ross and alix klineman won gold after defeating australia, klineman saying her victory in her olympic debut has been an honor and a fairy tale ending. it's not all about winning. these olympics have proved memorable in another way. cnn's will ripley reports on the kindness on display in tokyo. >> reporter: the legacy of tokyo 2020 may not be measured in medals or covid cases. but acts of kindness. moments of grace. olympians choosing humility over hubris. american gymnast simone biles cheering on her teammates even as she was struggling to compete. american swimmer annie lazor hugging her south african competitor, who broke a world record to win gold. >> to have someone right next to me break a world record, just as a fan of the sport in general, that's something that's pretty amazing to happen to you. >> given there were no spectators and you were in this bubble in the middle of a pandemic, do you th

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allyson felix surpassed carl lewis to be the most decorated american track star ever with another goldenominant run, winning seventh straight gold in the 4 x 400 relay by nearly 4 seconds. she has 11 olympic medals to her name. congratulations toal son felix who goes home to her daughter and husband to celebrate together. the boss' daughter is bringing home an olympic medal. jessica springsteen, daughter of bruce springsteen, helping u.s. take home the silver medal in equestrian team jumping. the 29-year-old has been riding horses since she was four years old. some people just born to jump. all right. phil, could you imagine winning an olympic medal for something you did only three times in your life? that's what molly sieidel. she won bronze behind kenyan runners. she ran cross-country in college but never marathons. she was baby-sitting, working in a coffee shop last year, but never gave up. now she has gone the distance, returning home as olympic bronze medallist. phil, incredible. >> i love that. coy wire, my man in tokyo, thank you very much. my friend. we'll be right back. 's the #

she has now tied carl lewis with ten medals at an olympic games. to remind you here, is that this is her fifth olympic games. and since we're talking about track and field, let me tell you about some fire really quick. they're going to do the 4x400 meter any minute now and guess who's on that usa team? we've got sydney mclaughlin, allyson felix, athing mu, and dalilah muhammad. >> we were happy to know belize was tied with the u.s. in medal count. something might have happened over the last 16 days but i think paris 2024 is our year. >> you never know, i will say the united states has more than 100 medals at this tokyo olympics. that's something good and there is some good luck going on here in tokyo. see that. >> there you go, laura, we like to end with the silver lining. >> they have 100 more medals than belize. >> hang in there, belize. laura, thanks so much. >>> a few votes and some cooperation is all that stands between americans and a new investment in infrastructure. >> what we can expect from today's rare weekend session, a live report from

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have shut down the lassen volcanic national park after the fire leveled a tiny town overnight and carl lewis us. he called the relay a clown show we'll ask him to clarify tonight on the news. right after jim cramer wilf, back to you. >> thank you so much, shep >>> fisker is out with earnings this hour. let's bring in our phil lebeau, who is henrik. >> you're going to be spending more money on your development of electric vehicles through the end of this year do you believe it's all systems go for having your first model, the ocean in production next year, and delivery starting either late year or more likely early 2023 >> absolutely, phil. good to see you. absolutely we will ship it, not only we'll start production, we will start deliveries right after that, into next year, both in the u.s. and in europe. >> so the question a lot of people have, and you heard the president today, he has a goal now for half, half of all vehicles sold in the united states by 2030 to be electric vehicles do you find that realistic let's be clear i know you're not trying to pour cold water on the president, but

. >> you did, the most decorated track and field passing carl lewis, have that sunken inu yet?e breath as him. i am happy with my experience, you know, through the years and being able to take part in the games. >> allyson, another reason why we have you on is not only you came back from tokyo and you are the olympian of all time. you are parting with bridge stone on, it is called the chasing the dream grant. what can you tell us about it? >> yes, i am really proud to be a team bridge stone athlete. they are donating $125,000 to adapt sport. i am so excited they are making this investment and also hopefu hopefully people will be excited to watch these athletes. i am looking forward to tune in and cheer them on. this is going to be great for them. >> yeah. >> allyson, after so many years having to be in perfect condition to compete. i know it could feel really good to get out of shape. as you glide into whatever that's next for you, are you going to be sitting on the couch a little bit more? >> i am definitely eating a lot of my favorite foods when i got welcome home from my fam

olympic legend carl lewis, who won gold in the 4 by 100 in '84 and '92 calling it a total embarrassment and completely unacceptable. >> ouch, carl. all i think can of is mom calling her son a klutz. only mom can do that, only mom. she loves him very much. >>> ahead, internet scams. anna werner visited a small business in maine that lost a couple of a million dollars to fraudsters last year. we'll show how easy it is for fraudsters to target you. >>> ahead, a family's lawsuit accusing chicago police of bursting into the wrong home and pointing a gun at young children. see the body cam video they say supports their case. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight

track olympian, surpassing carl lewis. april ross and alix klinman win. and the u.s.gsz basketball team will play japan after a 79-59 win against serbia it's the team's 64th consecutive olympic win, a streak going back to 1992. and the u.s. has 97 medals, followed by china with 79, and russian athletes have won 62 medals hard to believe it's almost over, carl >> i know. we're going to watch the weather in japan after the break sephora-live at kohl's so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪♪ ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. >>> the trade. this is andy, my schwab financial consultant. here's andy listening to my goals and making pl

olympic history, beating out the great carl lewis after winning gold with the u.s.he women's 4x400 meter relay. if you're not following allyson on instagram, please do. so inspirational, awesome woman. not just the gold medals, everything about her is solid gold. and the u.s. women's water polo team was gold once again taking top prize for the third executive olympics. i got to sit down with team captain maggie steffens who said she and her teammates are overjoyed and tired. >> are you ready to go home? >> i am definitely ready to go home. we're all so happy. we're all so exhausted from not just the physical demands of water polo and these past two years and all the training we've done, but the mental and emotional hurdles we've been through to get to this point. >> reporter: we heard this over and over again from so many athletes. it was such a hard two years, changing training, going through all that, so congratulations to them. as we said, the u.s. topped the total medal count with an impressive 113 gold, silver and bronze medals, guys. >> it was indeed impressiv

this morning allyson felix making history, tying carl lewis for being the u.s.t decorated athlete. alix klineman and april ross known as the "a" team are olympic gold medalists after clinching the win against australia in beach volleyball. the pair undefeated in their gold medal run, ross is no stranger to the podium after winning bronze in rio in 2016 and silver in london in 2012. th the 6'4" athlete had been an indoor volleyball star, but moved to the beach in hopes of earning a medal. that dream now realized. on the wrestling mat david taylor securing a gold medal in the last 17 seconds of his match against iran's hassan yazdani and helen maroulis and thomas gilman bringing home bronze. nathaniel coleman snagging a silver medal in sport climbing, one of five new sports that debuted this year. and on the field, a triumphant win for katie in pole vault honoring her late father throughout the competition writing dad on the bottom of her cleats and tapping them before making her gold winning jump. and as the games draw to a close the u.s. still has a few more cha

if she medals she would tie carl lewis for the most medals in history by a u.s.ck and field athlete. pretty remarkable. so much history being made at these olympics. >> so much action still left to go. all right, amy, thank you. >>> we have a lot more coming up on "gma," including spirit airlines have canceled more flights stranding thousands. we'll tell you what's behind the travel chaos. >>> also, bill gates is speaking about his divorce. also, what he's saying about his friendship with jeffrey epstein that may have played a part in ending the marriage. >>> but first, let's say hello again to ginger. hey, there. >>> t.j., robin, george. remember yesterday we were talking about those winds. that was the problem in the fire, the dixie fire, more than 20,000 acres in just 24 hours and this is what it looks like from space. more than a dozen fires burning from chico up to the oregon state line. that's a pretty small area to have that dense of this action going on. you can see all the smoke coming from the southern cascades over the northern sierra. wind is going to

women's 400-meter final, now the most decorated woman in olympic track history and tied with carl lose lewis-old has a shot at surpassing lewis in a 4 x 400 meter relay >> i don't think it's really sunk in yet. but i'm very grateful for just everyone who has come before me, just so much respect and admiration i know i wouldn't be here, you know, without those who paved the way >> man she says all the right things on the men's side italy win goes no the 4 x 100 meter relay edging great britain by a 0.01 of a second first medal since taking the bronze in 1948 team usa not in the final. they failed to qualify jenny simpson now three-time olympian won the bronze medal in the 1500 meter in rio. alisyn felix, once again, an incredible olympics. what do you even say about her now? >> i couldn't think of a happier person or topic to speak to as an athlete because she has been a shining light over the course of the entire generation of athletes entering the sport and are now competing. and to watch her shine in her fifth olympics, she is -- she is surpassing legends of the sport >> on and off the tra

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lewis played a recording from his phone, and it was chilling. >> carl, it's beverley, i want to let youase don't call the police. if you call the police, it could be bad. just want you to know i love you very much. >> it was encouraging, but it only proved beverley was alive at the time of the recording. the detective told lewis he needed more. >> that's when he finally says, i will take you to warns the last push you. >> was this was a big moment now in this whole case, this is it. >> yeah. >> that's when we load him up, and we start going to arkansas. >> beverley's family play -- hey -- prayed this moment was about to. and >> did you know they were saying your mom was alive? >> yes, we knew that after they had him and they were interrogating him. >> it was a big boost of energy. when he was telling us, it was so much uplifting. we are about to get it back, it's great. >> is everyone sitting by the phone waiting for the call? >> yes. pacing. >> who lewis lead detective allison on the nail-biting road trip 30 miles out of town, to the last place he claims to have seen beverley alive. pa

to send the vaccine to the lewis and clarke expedition in their explanation -- exploration of the wilderness with american groups and the more modern version began with carlan who don't realize he'd develop the polio vaccine he did it with the soviets at the height of the cold war. the ussr got permission from the state department and the soviet counterpart who sun works said fda and oppressing colligan got permission to work together and that's where the vaccine was developed and a million schoolchildren shown to be safe and effective then it happens again for smallpox eradication. we found a way to scale up production for smallpox vaccinations taking that version into tropical areas so wouldn't be destroyed by heat and that's what led they smallpox eradication campaign. some of our greatest successes in global health always relied on national cooperation and cooperation between countries which generally did not agree ideologically and were willing to put away their differences to work together and this was something that i was so impressed was scientists over the years said how can we does this off and maybe give it a fresh coat of paint and reinvigorat