jamie yuccas is live in rio with a look at tuesday's golden performances. good morning, jamie. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. can you feel the excitement? michael phelps and katie ledecky and the u.s. gymnastics team all lived up to high gold and sending u.s. fans into a frenzy. chalk up two more gold medals for michael phelps, avenging a rare olympic loss at the london games. the american swimmer won the 200 meter butterfly by just 0.04 of a second. he collected his unprecedented 20th gold medal and then hit the water again to anchor a winning relay race. >> number 21 in the books! >> reporter: not to be outdone in the pool was 19-year-old she captured her second rio gold in two tries, winning the 200-meter freestyle and she is not finished yet. ledecky is a favorite in the 800-meter freestyle event. the u.s. women's gymnastics team made it look easy. the five-woman american team won away with the gold medal with strong performances in all event and it began with the vault and it ended with simone biles' spectacular floor exercise. the three-time wo

jamie yuccas is in brazil with the latest. nats along rio de janeiro's famous copacabana beach american tourists are snapping pictures and making memories ahead of the olympic games. (sot: isabel silva/american tourist) (:09-:14) i'm so excited to be here, it's a the crowds very closely. (sot: rod white/american tourist) (:18-:24) my antenna is up, but it is nice to see the presence here. it is what you would expect at the olympics. military ships can also be spotted right off the coast. (standup bridge: jamie yuccas, cbs news, rio de janeiro, brazil) (:28-:43) the well maintained landscaping and beautifully painted buildings are what tourists will see along this pedestrian walkway built specifically for the olympics but just steps away, this is what many consider the real rio, construction and worn down on a new subway line.... expected to officially open today. it was supposed to be finished months ago. (nat) as for team usa...most members are here are ready to go....including the most decorated olympian ever, swimmer michae

jamie yuccas is live in rio with a look at tuesday's golden performances. good morning, jamie. >> reporter: good morning, an anne-m anne-marie. michael phelps and katie ledecky and u.s. gymnastics team chalk up two more gold medals for michael phelps, avenging a rare olympic loss at the london games. the american swimmer won the 200 meter butterfly by 0.02 of a second. he collected his unprecedented 20th gold medal and then hit the water again to anchor a winning relay race. >> number 21 in the books! >> reporter: not to be outdone in the pool was 19-year-old katie ledecky. in two tries, winning the 200-meter freestyle and she is not finished yet. ledecky is a favorite in the 8-hundred-meter freestyle event. in gymnastics usa ran away with the gold medal with strong performances in all event and it began with the vault and it ended with simone biles' spectacular floor exercise. this thre is considered the person to beat for the women's all-around gold medal. now, unfortunately, serena williams will not compete for gold. she was eliminated but we will not foc

jamie yuccas is in rio with the highlights. good morning, jamie. >> reporter: good morning, meg. today is all about men's gymnastics and fencing and more swimming. if today is anything like sunday, it's going to be another exciting day for team usa in the pool. >> michael phelps has the lead. >> reporter: michael phelps meter relay. after upset in ed he is happy to get the gold back on american soil. >> she is taking off the water now! >> reporter: katie ledecky's olympic bid got off to a golden start to claim gold in the 400-meter freestyle. in tennis, serena williams advanced in the singles competition but lost contest. >> a stunner in rio. >> reporter: another shocking loss. novak djokovic lost in the opening round. u.s. gymnast simone biles and aly raisman. gabby douglas missed the cut and missing the final by less than a half point. a scary moment played out in the holland had the lead in the race's final decent. but crashed off the treacherous course, slip from the falling rain. she suffered three spinal fractures and in the icu, but doctors say she is alert and talking. u.

american swimmers did their part night and jamie yuccas is live in rio with the highlights. jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. every day is exciting, isn't it, when i'm talking to you? that is because the u.s. team is really on a roll. they added to their medal count as you said. katie ledecky dominating the pool, however, team usa did well but they had everyone nervous until the very end on the basketball court. >> reporter: katie ledecky for the united states, as expected, the u.s. women win gold. >> reporter: katie ledecky brought it home for the united states 4x200 meter freestyle relay team and winning gold in the grand finale of the night for swimming. it brings ledecky to four medalses, three gold and one silver with one more event to go. defend his 100-meter freestyle title, settling, stead, for bronze. american fencer daryl homer scored silver in fencing and powered by carmelo anthony, the u.s. basketball team survives a scare from australia rallying from a five-point deficit at halftime. in the u.s. women's basketball, the women routed saesh

jamie yuccas has the latest from rio. >> michael phelps has done it again! >> reporter: another record-setting night for michael phelps, winning the gold medal in the olympic 200-meter individual medley and becoming the first swimmer to win the same competition in four consecutive olympic games. >> reporter: an emotional phelps listened to the star-spangled banner after being awarded his fourth gold of the rio olympics and the 22nd gold of his career. another record breaking event, this one by 20-year-old simone manuel. she tied with a canadian swimmer for the gold medal in the 100-meter freestyle and becoming the first african-american woman to win a gold in swimming. el following her historic achievement. and the united states gymnastics team kept rolling, two days after the women won the team all-around title, 19-year-old simone biles took home the gold in the individual all-around competition. her teammate, 22-year-old aly raisman took silver. biles is the fourth consecutive american woman to win the all-around title. jamie yuccas, cbs news, rio de janei

jamie yuccas, cbs news, rio de janeiro ((brian loftus)) >>> many of you commented about this on our 8 news now facebook page: harold said: maybe he was jealous of all the attention michael phelps was getting. and mark said: why? you ask? because athletes in america are put on a pedestal and treated like gods their entire live so they think rules and consequences don't apply to them./// ((brian lou crisis on their hands. the reason so many flood damaged southern louisiana neighbors may never be the same... and the bad news in the forecast for them... thunderstorms in arizona could start increasing the humidity here. sherry tells us about it... still ahead on 8 news now, .. the valley's news leader. ((you're watching 8 news now at noon.)) state's biggest housing crisis since hurricane katrina. the disaster has led to at least 13 deaths. 40-thousand homes in southern louisiana are damaged. many are a total loss. and only 21 percent of them had flood insurance. the national guard is spending the day checking on people still hunkered down in their homes. recovery could be slowed down three

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jamie yuccas is watching the preparations in rio. good morning, jamie. >> reporter: good morning, meg. we are right outside the olympic park where millions will tune in tonight for the opening ceremony from around the world and people will be watching. and leading up to today, you heard a lot about the concerns like you just talked about, the zika virus and shoddy construction and dirty water, but now brazil is hoping to refocus attention back to its fun loving culture. along the copacabana beach, american tourists are snapping pictures and making memories ahead of the olympic games. >> i'm really excited to see everyone with that energy because i've never seen it before, only on television. >> reporter: armed police officers watched the crowd very closely. >> my antenna is up, it's up, but it's nice to see the presence here. i mean, it's what i would expect be. >> reporter: military ships can also be spotted right off the coast. the well-maintained landscaping and beautiful painted buildings is what the tourists will he see here buil

jamie yuccas, cbs news, rio.>>> right now, crews have a brushfire 65% contained. the fire has burned about 80 acres, got close to homes here carter late. firefighters quickly launched an aerial attack to keep it from spreading. '77 -- 70 firefighters are now as we look at the dry weather. there is a change coming. what about that?>> there is a change coming for sure. the area of that fire has recently been upgraded to moderate. take a look at this map of the drought around the state. we have the yellow areas abnormally dry. the darker orange shade from fort collins is moderate drought. the northern suburbs of denver including the area fire developed. we are very warm and dry around the state, 85 in denver, 88 in fort collins, 86 in boulder. this is not going to and the drought conditions, but this will hold only help. a batch of much cooler air on the way behind that cold front charging through wyoming and underneath this colder air mass there are widespread showers in a few thunderstorms down here in colorado we have a few building. this is mainly due to daytime

jamie yuccas reports from rio. >> reporter: a waterfall of trash and sewage flows from the top of rio de janeiro's largest mountain. the federal government promised improvements would be made after winning the olympic bid in 2009 but residents say nothing has ever been done to treat water. >> translator: it is equivalent of a father going through a difficult financial situation and decides to throw a party and invite all of his friend despite taking care of his property. >> reporter: he has lived here. >> reporter: luis alaveda has lived here his whole life and walked up and down treacherous stairs and rivers of garbage flow around every corner. all of that ends up here. let me tell you even 200 feet up you can still smell a very foul >> translator: i found many plastic bottles and rats and cats, dogs, condoms and diapers in the dirty water. >> reporter: his love of surfing puts him in water that could make his sick from noro virus to hepatitis according to a study conducted by the associated press. he now documents everything and uses social media to show the world that rio's beautif

jamie yuccas reports from rio de janeiro. >> reporter: american swimmer jamie feigen testified before a as teammates gunnar bentz and jack conger made their way back to the u.s. under a cloud of suspicion. bentz and conger were detained in the country wednesday, as part of the ongoing investigation into claims they, along with feigen and ryan lochte, were robbed at gun point in the city last sunday. >> pulled us over and they pulled out their guns. they told the other swimmers to get down on the ground. >> reporter: brazilian officials say this surla proves that's not true. they say it shows the swimmers being confronted by armed security after vandalizing a gas station. a statement by the u.s. olympic committee thursday appeared to agree with the brazilian account, saying security, quote, demanded the athletes provide a monetary payment and once paid, they were allowed to leave. lochte's former coach said the swimmers could face serious sanction that could hurt their takes a pretty strict stand if allegations like this are true, so i would suspect there would be some kind of suspensi

jamie yuccas, cbs news, rio de janeiro. >>> to the race for the white house now. a rare display of regret by donald trump. the republican presidential candidate publicly knitted he said the wrong things in the charitable family foundation is undergoing several drastic changes. craig boswell is following their campaigns. >> reporter: donald trump made an admission to a crowd in charlotte, north carolina, thursday night. >> sometimes in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that and, believe it scrutiny after a staff shake-up diminished his responsibilities. the associated press says it obtained e-mails that reveal paul manafort worked a covert operation to sway american public opinion in favor of the pro russian ukraine government between 2012 and 2014. some major changes are coming for hillary clinton's family foundation. persistent questions about the level of influence foundation donors had while secretary of state have followed her on the campaign trail. former preside

((paul joncich)) >> lotche and teammate jimmy feigen have since been indicted for as jamie yuccas shows us... all of this is unfolding as police work to figure out what exactly happened that night. surveillance footage shows four olympic swimmers early sunday morning at a rio gas station. at one point the men are seen leaving their taxi and are made to sit on the ground with their hands in the air. but brazilian police say, this is a confrontation with a security guards not an armed robbery. the chief says one or more gas station. at least one guard used a gun to stop the athletes from leaving. the men paid for the damage and left before police arrived. this new information contradicts what swimmer ryan lochte claimed earlier this week. (sot: ryan lochte/olympic swimmer) the guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it, put it to my forehead and said get down, and i was like, i put my hands up. i was like, whatever. lochte has already left brazil but jack conger, gunnar bentz and jimmy feigen are still in rio. a plane wednesday night after a judge ruled she wanted to hear from them again. brazi

jamie yuccas reports. ? ? >> reporter: when you think of rio de janeiro -- it's hard not to think of a party. brazilian culture on display. that's called funk music. but many rio residents are upset at singer lou ja mila. only sang the festive chorus of just want to be unhappy. [ speaking foreign language ] >> do the song questions relationship with the government state. we believe it was censored. musician mono tecch uses his music to criticize the government. he says the highlighting of funk at the prohibition is hypocritical -- olympics is hypocritical. >> if people are prohibited to listen to funk either in their houses or at the stadium. >> reporter: it points out problems within the government but unlike the united states brazil criminalized the music. [ speaking foreign language ] >> for many times we see emcees being shot down by gun bullets or have their equipment burned. >> reporter: cultural activists are fighting for funk to be open to everyone. o genre in the opening ceremony is progress. >> he wa

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jamie yuccas has the story of an american paralympian who is inspiring the next generation. >> repor fierce, with full contact, hits, sprints, and three-point shots. >> just because you have some type of physical limitation or disability, you still can achieve or even compete at a high level. >> reporter: for 27-year-old brian bell, this year is the beginning of a new journey. the alabama native will represent the united states in his first paralympic games. bell lost his leg after a train accident when he was 10. basketball. >> try to bunch different types of sports, basketball, football, track, all types of things, and i just fell in love with the basketball. >> reporter: and now before going for gold in rio, bell took a break from practice to give back to those who made his childhood dream possible at shriners hospital for children, an organization that helped him 17 years earlier. >> you're welcome. hopefully, being a fellow shriner and as a child as well, kind of shows them that life is not over. i want to kind of work for the kids with disabilities or even kids without disabili

but cbs reporter jamie yuccas says there are still a lot of questions about what else happened. >> reporter: a brazilian police official tells the "associated press" that olympian ryan lochte made up the story about getting robbed at gunpoint in rio. he says lochte and three other american swimmers got into an altercation with a gas station security guard early sunday morning after one of the swimmer broke a bathroom door. the information contradicts the earlier claim from lochte. >> guy pulled out his gun, cocked it put it to my forehead said get down, i put my hands up. >> reporter: lochte already left brazil but jack conger, gunner bentz and jimmy feigen are still in rio. conger and bentz were pulled off a plane wednesday night after a judge wanted to hear from them again. brazilian authorities began doubting the version when their stories did not match. lochte told police a single gunman held them up and took $400. jamie feigen claimed there -- jimmy feigen claimed there were several robbers and one was arm. wednesday night lochte's version changed again and told nbc there were two gunm

i will take it to rio. >> jamie yuccas, rio de janeiro. >> that's the overnight news for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. for all of us at cbs news, thank >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. it's back to school this morning for thousands of students in miami where there are greg concerns about the zika virus. health officials are monitoring two so-called zika zones. in miami beach, five people have apparently been infected by local mosquitoes. the original zika zone is just across biscayne bay. so far, at least 36 people in the area have been infected. the virus can cause severe birth defects. david begnaud has the the latest. >> reporter: this afternoon the florida department of health handed out free bug repellant at school in the new zika zone, were encouraged to spray themselves before class tomorrow. melanie fishman is prince pam of south point elementary. >> didn't want it done at the school site. >> miami-dade school district handed out clothing. long sleeves and pan

jamie yuccas reports from rio de janeiro. >> when you think of rio de janeiro, it is hard not to think of a party. the opening ceremony put brazilian culture on display. that is called funk music but singer. she only saying the festive course of i just want to be happy and anthem for neighbors often struggling with violence and drug traffickers. >> the questions relationship with the government. >> well-known musician uses his music to criticize the government. he says the highlighting of funk at the olympics critical >> the people are prohibited to listen in their home houses. >> reporter: much like american hip-hop, it points out problems within the government but unlike the united states, brazil has criminalized the music. >> for many times we see musicians shut -- >> protesters hope including the genre and the opening ceremony is progress. >> it's a great showcase for them to be able to be a part of >> reporter: funk continues to be an active resistance, he plans to keep writing music until his message and -- inspires change from rio de janeiro, jamie yuccas cbs news. >>> pacificat