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greg: jay, are you on the phone? jay is dialing in. dial 1-212-452 -- i don't know rest of the number. rosanna: exactly. greg: we like to get to the bottom of it. we don't think you can get to the bottom because not enough is known. it is puzzling. apparently they did not call the authorities. they did not managers. they called ryan lochte's mother. then the mother told the world about this look, i have told my mother all kinds of bogus stories over the years. rosanna: to get yourself out of trouble. greg: when i was in a jam. rosanna: what could ryan have done wrong in his mother's eyes that he would make up a story that he was with three other people from the olympic team and they were robbed at gunpoint? greg: the possibilities are infinite. although -- rosanna: we know there are lots of problems with crime in lochte a big apology. rosanna: jay williams is on the phone. thank you for dialing in. what do you think about this whole situation. do you think ryan lochte is telling the truth or not? >> regardless whether he is telling the

jay: d.c. firefighters ripped off the roof and rescue the driver, whose condition has been upgraded to stable. >> it's pretty good to hear. i've been thinking about it a lot the last 24 hours. jay: he is equally grateful that improving. jay korff, abc 7 news. ino has at least 30 guardian angels tonight. a terrifying end to a school bus ride for a 10-year-old girl. the girl was dropped off at wrong place after getting onto the wrong school bus. in fact, the child made her way into a different county entirely. tom roussey has a look at how this happened. this sounds hard to believe. leon, and it may be a good thing the young girl walked the wrong way because she was dropped off right here on busy 216, a major roadway in howard county. sidewalkabsolutely no along the road. her mother said that howard county schools have been very nice to her after they called with concerns, but she is still worried this could happen to another child. it's the first day. i understand things happen, i'm just upset w

jay korff explains. jay: it's hard for wanda widder to copper handle last three months of her life, now resurrected -- to copper handle last three months of her life. small apartment. the air mattress she says is so luxurious she has a hard time getting out of it in the morning. she was homeless for some 20 years, engaged in a bizarre battle with the government, a battle that she won. >> you are just scared to death. in 1996,moved to d.c. could not find work, and welled up in a shelter. after qualifying for social security, she disputed the check amounts. eventually the government stop sending her checks because she do not have a fixed address. she wrote letters to explain her situation, but says they were ignored. >> i know that i'm entitled to this. i know that somebody is come excuse the vernacular, screwing me here. jay: she hall three suitcases of social security documents and research. a social worker realized she was right. >> three months, which is incredible. jay: the legal counsel for the elder

jay korff spoke with her. jay: witter to fully comprehend the last three months of her life, now resurrected. >> there is a lot wrong with that. jay: a week ago she moved into this small apartment. she said the air mattress is so luxurious she has a hard time getting up in the morning. she was homeless in some 20 years while engaged in a battle with the government, a battle that she won. otherannot explain it any way. you're just scared to death. jay: she moved to d.c. in 1996, could not find work, ended up in a shelter. she disputed the check amounts with social security. eventually the government stop sending the checks because she did not have a fixed address. >> i know i'm entitled to this. is -- somebody may: security documents and research. if you months ago a social worker pored over the papers and realized she was right. >> he got her a huge result in three months, which is incredible. jay: the legal counsel for the elderly took the case and approve the government owed her around $100,000. the check fo

. >>> next up, we know jay-z is a music mogul and grammy-winning artist. one title he's enjoying this summer, instagram husband. you remember last month when this photo of his wife, beyonce, went viral? not only because of the picture of beyonce looking fabulous, but because we see jay-z working hard to get the right angle in the background. they're at it again. while vacationing in italy, beyonce was spotting jumping off her mega-yacht. everyone is buzzing about jay-z's dedication to get the mo thank you for the arrow. >> we is in the small boat, taking pictures. >> he's wearing a shirt so didn't do the jump. >> he's in the boat taking the picture. i can't wait to see the final

jay: another tree crushed a pickup truck. the yield of this vehicle we are told is on vacation. >> the thunderstorm cell was very red and large. jay: the age away president broke the news to him. >> we were without power for about 22 hours. jay: we want to the potomac river, where another dozen trees came down. now it's time to clean up the mess, and be thankful that monday's summer storm did not any injured people today. alison: tragic developments in a murder-suicide involving a child. fairfax county police have identified a toddler they believe was killed by her father. before he took his own life. investigators say that roy rums ey shot his daughter, kyra, before setting their home on fire and shooting himself on july 27. investigators have not revealed a motive for the crime. isathan: a nationwide search about to begin for d.c.'s next police chief. said she islanier leaving the department that she has led for nearly a decade. the new surprised many in the wilson building and that police headquarters. perhaps more surpris

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past, you were in that situation and jay-z was in front of you and maybe you and jay-z were in a heated situation or something like that, you would think about jay-z's past? >> no. [laughter]

jay: great question. the most important thing that i learned is to listen intensely to your community. we only launched on monday. the response has been unbelievably euphoric on the part of our users who are trying to invest in our financing rounds and suggest features that might be useful to us. and trying to recruit all of their friends to use the service. we are trying to harness that to make sure that the product is not just great but superb. and that it will be something that people will want to refer on and grow. emily: jay bregman, you have given me an education. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. we are also watching fatalities from crashes of small private planes that has fallen to the lowest level in decades. down nearly 18% since 2010. better technology is credited. pilots have much better weather information than in recent years. aviation regulators have also made it easier to add new technology to planes that warn pilots when they are about to ose control. the chinese tech conglo

-jay: it's huge. -lemonis: do you guys agree? -jay: no, definitely.n: we can just go to bob now. we don't have to worry about larry. lemonis: i think the fact that bob acknowledges that larry's been letting bob do his job is a sign that larry's not really managing in crisis mode anymore, and that's a good sign for things to come. show me what you have in the shop. larry: okay. lemonis: larry has 12 days to create a whole new lighting look for sweet pete's. and i'm not gonna lie to you -- it's a lot of pressure for both of us. if larry gets this right, then he's got 10 or 20 more jobs. but if he gets it wrong, i'm back to the drawing board, 'cause i still need to solve this problem. today's the grand opening of sweet pete's, and as i look around, there is still a ton to do. i'm not sure if this is gonna get done in time. another larry deadline problem. -larry. -larry: yeah? lemonis: how many hours you really think it would take to get this done? larry: 6:00. -lemonis: four hours? -larry: yeah. lemonis: you realize that people are coming at 7:00? i have

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but thank you jay gray for the live report from rio. evacuated after reports of smoke coming from the building. the call came in just before 4:00. when fire crews reached the 34th floor they found no actual fire. the cause of the smoke was a fire extinguisher used maliciously. this is a live look there. it looks like it is all clear now. and while you are watching the big party in rio. big celebration right here at home. anniversary. kelsey thomas has more. >> reporter: spectacular fireworks show lights up the las vegas strip for a milestone birthday bash. pool side w celebrity chef gordon ramsey. >> ladies and gentlemen, that is all mine. >> always feels like home. ran around here as a kid. >> fantastic. best night of our lives. >> siblings, their dad jay founded the resort in 60s. his legacy is everywhere at caesars. >> he wanted to emulate disney. >> reporter: hotel where everyone is treated like royalty. >> his vision was to create a palace where every man felt like caesar. right now i see someone in caesar's home to iconic events.

. >>> plus the megamovie stars left speechless when beyonce and jay-z showed up tohe premiere. >>> then which "dancing with the stars" pro is retiring from the show? >>> plus the men of "bridget jones' baby." mcdreamy versus an oscar winner. only we are on the set. >>> and two james corden birthday surprises. after last night's bash, we uncover one of his first celebrity interviews. >> an exclusive interview with when "90210" star shannon doherty was ready to open up about her fight with breast cancer, she only sat down with us. we were astonished to hear she had delayed treatment for more than a year. which put her health in jeopardy, obviously. and led to a multimillion-dollar legal battle. now the battle is resolved and shannon finally has something to celebrate. >> how are you, girl? >> just hours after news broke that shannontt million lawsuit, she had a girls night out at nobu malibu with her best friend, ann marie courtwright who was by shannon's side when she shaved her head. the pair stayed until 11:00 p.m. the fact that the "90210" star felt good enough to eat before getting h

. >> jay gray joins us live from rio. jay, the swimmer, katie ledecky doing her part after that medal count? >> reporter: yeah, vai and tracy, good morning. how great is katie, 19 years old. she gets in the water with the leg there, next in neck, with the last 100 meters from behind. she just comes from behind, gives it her all. they win another gold medal. fantastic to see that last night. and she's got nor give. she's back in the water for the 800-meter. >> jay, i don't know really what to say about michael phelps. these are like the michael phelps games. >> yeah, for sure. tonight, he squares off with his friend ryan lochte in the 200-meter final. they say they love racing against each other, right? >> reporter: i think that's a love that developed over the years. i'm not sure they were best buddies as this started. you're right, phelps continues to win. this is the last time they'll likely face off against one another in the olympics. it should be very special. phelps is faster than the qualifier. it will be a great r

as jay korff shows us, he couldn't just get rid of jay: down a crumbling driveway in rural virginia,tands a testament to history. >> i'm howard hankins. we are outside of williamsburg. jay: howard turns trees into mulch on his 400-acre farm. >> i can't believe i did it. jay: the recycler is also trying to restore. remarkable collection that honors the men who led our nation. >> it's almost like mount rushmore. we got them all. jay: here tower 43 american presidents. each statue standing 20 feet tall. >> it's unbelievable the detail and to be so big. the eyes are looking at you. jay: the steely gazes are determined and some are ghostly. >> we have mr. roosevelt. back there is george bush. the earlier ones are my favorite, i would say. they came jay: it inspired this 62-year-old to preserve the icon of power. they once lived at the nearby presidents park which went bust in 2010. hankins was tasked with disposing of the statues. >> they wanted me to crush them. i thought about it. jay: but he decided to save it for history sake. find out how hankins moved the giants and how he plans to

now, jay?king? >> it is beautiful on the beach here. just a perfect day to come out and take in the waves. water is a little chilly, i'm told, kira. i haven't been out there. i'm told it's just a little cold. look, a strong effort in the water in the olympic pool for team usa last night. but the american team also dealing with the new reality that for the first time ever in olympic history the women's soccer team will leave without a medal. in a shocking upset, the heavily favored u.s. women were kicked out of the olympic soccer tournament losing 4-3 in a shootout with sweden, with that heartache on the pitch. from the hero to the pools. final race this rio katie ledecky shatters the world record in the 800 free for her fourth gold medal here. >> pretty cool. i'm just honored to be on this team. >> reporter: a team that continued a come nansz with 35-year-old anthony ervin winning gold in the 50 free and a stunned maya dirado touching first in the 200 backstroke. >> i can't believe it. >> repor

the blue jays blanking tampa to win the series 2-1. going on offense. a different story for toronto though. they scored seven runs to win 7- 0. the blue jays are just a few points behind baltimore for the lead in the al east. >>> so it's a question many of us face. what would you do if you missed a flight? >> how about book another flight? or rent a car. >> yeah. >> that wasn't good enough for this guy. a man out of spain did something that secured him a spot in jail. here's the video. him there running? yeah, he chased down his departing flight on the tarmac, backs in-hand and all. they let him on the plane. yeah, he managed to get on the flight just memos before take- off. once he arrived at the destination, that's when police arrested him. >> that's illegal? >> yeah. >> just joking. i can't believe the pilot let

>> j & b. >> beyonce and jay-z. harvey: does kanye think it's him and kim? >> no, i don't think he can possibly think that. >> this coming from a guy who thinks i'm leonardo da vinci. justin bieber to be -- skipped the v.m.a.'s but he still went out. he did some karaoke. he did "great balls of fire," jerry lee lewis. harvey: that's a hard song. >> wasn't jerry lee lewis dating a 14-year-old? >> he married his 13-year-old cousin. >> don't you want to stay away from that? harvey: i totally forgot. >> drake and rihanna, they went to up and down after the v.m.a.'s. i felt like drake put his heart out there. he said --

jay: now jeff moss is a fed.laughter] beau: why don't you tell us about why you were out there for the government and what you found valuable? lorrie: so the ftc was out there. we actually brought our own fed t-shirts to wear. so that we were easily spot able -- spottable. we made special ftc defcon t-shirts. there is a special code that you could crack on them. i made it myself. so we were out there because we wanted to do outreach to the hacker community and to let people know that we are interested in hearing about research that people are doing that can help us understand vulnerability, especially in iot systems, to give us an idea about how we can protect consumers from scams, from fraud, and we wanted to make those connections. that is why we were there. beau: in the spirit of creating your own clothing line, this would not be bringing defcon to d.c. if we do not have black hoodies for all of our panelists. so we have very special atlantic council exclusive hoodies for all of the panelists. i will just hand

jay: wanda a trained paralegal moved to d.c. in 1996. she couldn't find work and ended up in a shelter. after qualifying for social security she disputed the check amounts. eventually the government stopped sending he fixed -- her checks because she didn't have a fixed address. she wrote them letters but say they were ignored. >> i'm entitled to this. jay: she used a dolly to haul around three suitcases full of social security documents and research. a few months ago a social worker pored over the papers and realized she was right. >> we got her this huge result in three months which is amazing. it's incredible. jay: daniela with the legal council of government took the case and proved the government owed her $100,000. >> the check for $99,999 was deposited into her bank account. jay: wanda plans to use the money to fix health problems caused by living outside for so long but oddly enough she fears she will waste the money and her second chance at life. the streets that made her so tough, also made her skeptical. >> i can't imagine how t

he looks back at the first appointed chief justice john jay. he argues historically the justices were geographically balanced and that there's been a more recent shift in representation based on demographics and political affiliation. >> we are thrilled to welcome akil. back to new york historical society before joining yale law school, professor ahmar clerked on the first circuit for judge steven -- then judge steven briar. he is also a recipient of the duvane medal. he was the author of several books, including the law of the land, a grand tour of our constitutional republic. i think akhil was voted the most popular professor at yale. at least he is my most popular professor and you're all here. i think if you all are here because you know him, he is your most popular professor. before we begin and invite our popular professor up on the stage, please turn off any cell phones, electronic devices, and join me in welcoming akhil reid amar. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you for coming. this is the new york historical society. we're going to be

leon: thank you, jay. new information about a 911 outage affecting service in the district for several hours saturday night. we now know that an gi off 911 service. an alarm signaling a water leak occurred that night and we are told the engineer intended to turn off that alarm. >> we are looking at ways to make sure this does not happen again. leon: the engineer is a contractor and has since been banned from working in any district government building. a bit warm and somewhat humid right now, looking at temperatures in the 70's outside the beltway. inside the beltway, lower 80's as you get up in the morning. a lot of kids back to school, pickup time around 70 degrees. recess time will be in the middle 80's, drop off time near 90 degrees. tropics mayhe impact your travel plans as you move through this week into the upcoming holiday weekend. more on that in just a few minutes. leon: separated in the wake of another sexing scandal. separation.e their inner resign from congress 2011 after a similar scandal. he

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jay-z rocking a similar view. usher snapchatted his quiet entrance into the theater. back stage, usher and carter posed in formation with co-star robert de niro. jay with robert de niro and harvey weinstein and new york governor andrew cuomo. >> beyonce had these flawless pics, news of a-list arrivals had the cast pumped. >> i'm very flattered. we're all very flattered. >> i'm in shock. i don't lose. >> in hands of stone usher plays boxing legend sugar ray leonard. the champ was floored at the casting choice. >> well i thought it was a joke but when i saw usher work out, i knew he had the ability. i'm very proud of him. >> there were a lot of sacrifices and a lot of things we had to do in dedicating ourselves to the character. losing the weight. two, remaining available for it. it is a major moment for me, i >> you know, usher was making this movie he and robert de niro got tight. there he is at robert's 73rd birthday party over the weekend. christopher walken, harvey keitel hanging out. >>> another oscar winner enjoying a birthday at the top of tonight's know and tel

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live in arlington, jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: considering the traffic on that bridge, that's amazing that happen. find out when crime happens in your neighborhood with the spot crime maps at wjla.com. ryan: good evening. it was a beautiful day and evening. the temperatures right now, comfortably into the 70's. reagan national airport, sitting at 77 degrees. the air temperatures will be of the upper 50's, middle 60's downtown. currently 73 degrees annapolis. tomorrow morning, sunshine when you wake up, 58 to 66 and it will feel refreshing. it looks like the sunrise tomorrow is at 6:29. some changes coming our way. when the humidity returns in just a few minutes. leon, back to you. leon: thank you, ryan. breaking news in the district, a security guard struck by a car that burst into flames. tom roussey is there and witnessed the call happening. he joins us on the phone. tom: basically we aren't constitution, where it turns into pennsylvania avenue. we rolled up on the scene as this van -- if you could show the van, as the van

it was announced today that jay...has accepted the role. he will be leaving his position as the planning and parks administrator for washington county. the former west bend city administrator, thomas justice is accused of trying to pay a 16-year-old for sex. charges include child enticement and soliciting a child for prostitution. officers are suing the city over the residency rule that says employees must live within 15 miles of milwaukee or be fired. according to the journal sentinal, the officers moved away three years ago when the rules were different. they say the new rules invite constitutional rights. >>> milwaukee police hosted an open house to fill more than 30 vacant dispatcher positions. we caught up with some applicants hoping to land a new job. >> i can diffuse people. i've worked in call centers, and worked on the phone before. >> being in dispatch, you can help a lot of people, if you know them, if you don't know them, you can help them by calming them down, making sure they okay. >> if you missed today, you can apply online,

jay gray is live in rio right now. good morning starting with the fastest man in the world seems like everyone in the stadium was rooting for usain bolt. >> at what he had some of the last eight years the fastest man of the world three straight gold medals in the one meter -- --. never been done before. >> reporter: showboating as we came over the finish line but you can when you have the speed and you know you're going to win. if you wins to gold that's what is shooting for he will have the three gold in three who has a few more, 23. >> another history maker in rio simone biles leaving little doubt she's the best gymnast in the world and going for more gold today. >> reporter: overwhelming to see what she is doing in these olympics. she's a rock star. she comes back last night and wins another on the vault, the first u. s. gymnast to win gold female gymnast for team usa to win three olympic medals, gold medals and what olympics a shot at another we tonight on the balance beam and at least one more so she is bill havin

. >> jay gray joins us live from rio. jay, katie ledecky helped the u.s. get gold.d her leg the team was trailing by nearly a few decade, we call that closing speed. >> reporter: yeah, vai, she reeled them in last night. the team had been neck and neck with australia throughout the relay. behind as you talk about, 100 meters to go. surges ahead for the win. her third gold medal in the olympic pool here in rio. and she's got another shot. she's in the pool again, today, the 800-meter qualifying heat. she owns the record in that event. she should do pretty well. >> let's talk about michael phelps and ryan lochte that will square up in the 200-meter individual tonight. they're friends and rivals. >> reporter: it is huge, it's probably the last time that these two will swim against each other in the olympics. although, who knows with wait they're swimming. look, you've got these guys who didn't like each other for years starting off. but they've really grown to appreciate one another. they both will play independently. others push them to be the best they can be. and th

sot - jay kindschi/matc professor: 2:53:39 back in the olden days we would have to commit to memeory 2:53:58 today all i have to say is siri, call julie, jay kindschi is a anatomy and physiology profeser at matc. we talked with him about a recent study on "digital amnes" - the theory that your cell phone - and internet usage - are weakening human memory. sot - jay kindschi - 2:52:39 when we learn new things it is th process fo forming new and fragile connections between enurons that allow us to build w circuits so we can memorize new things it's kind of the lose it and use it phemon phemonsot - jay arnold/matc professor: 2:41:57 i would say its making our society more filtering info and what info is good and what info is reliableits not necessarily memporzing its how we look for itjonathan arnold is an it expert - or says, this reliance on technologyis affecting the evolotuon of the human race - in a good way. sot - jon arnold - 2:41:06 its not necessarily that we're losing the ability to memorizeits more of a fact that we're transitioning as a societyesot - jay kindschi 2:55:50 usin

so there's not this faceoff initially with washington because he's picking john jay. but with jefferson against john marshall there is this confrontation and it's heightened because they're second cousins and they don't even like each other. note that john marshall has to swear in jefferson just as roger tawney is going to be swearing in abraham lincoln and you remember the slightly flubd swearing in when obama was sworn in by john roberts. these are slightly tense moments. i'm getting ahead of the story a bit. marbury versus madison is conventionally thought as john marshall inn validating act of congress, but the real drama is john marshall against thomas jefferson because marshall's opinion goes on and on about how lawless the jefferson administration has been, in the same way that today's court is being invited to say, well, the obama administration is lawless on immigration policy, and the obama administration was lawless on obamacare and not just in the law, but the implementation of the law, and the obama administration is lawless on some of their carbon rules

jay dot, dot, dot. leg, dot, dot, dot. >> the headline, bib balance -- liberal pundit defends -- >> you have a blog? >> no. if they went in for a speech and were tangled up wouldn't everybody be like our candidate, they help each other out. >> that's not going to happen, is it? >> she has no stamina. >> but donald trump is definitely not. >> half time with tv's andy levey is next. and the "red eye" pod cast is back. subscribe on itunes and foxnewsradio.com. >>> welcome back for more of what we missed. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> excellent. >> you said this was an expansion of the team. >> a shake up is everybody who was there left. and we are talking about how there are too many advisors. there are about eight million people playing at the events. she has three a week. there are not many cooks in the kitchen of. i thought that was pretty good. >> are you doing your job well. >> what makes it a shake up? >> he got demoded. >> he was at a meeting at the round table. i can tell you for a fact i was t

. >> last night was the premiere of usher's new movie, beyonce and jay-z crashed the party. but skipped the red carpet. no way they wanted to outshine usher on his big night. >> usher worked the crowd outside, inside it was all about beyonce and jay-z coordinating in gray. ♪ >> a few fans caught a glimpse of beyonce in a double-breasted blazer and matching mini. jay-z rocking a similar view. usher snapchatted his quiet entrance into the theater. >> weird. back stage, usher and carter posed in formation with co-star robert de niro. jay with robert de niro and harvey weinstein and new york governor andrew cuomo. >> beyonce had these flawless pics, news of a-list arrivals had the cast pumped. >> i'm very flattered. we're all very flattered. >> i'm in shock. >> i've never lost. i don't lose. >> in hands of stone usher plays boxing legend sugar ray leonard. the champ was floored at the casting choice. >> well i thought it was a joke but when i saw usher work out, i knew he had the ability. i'm very proud of him. >> there were a lot of sacrifices and a lot of things we had to do i

jay gray is live in rio.en backed it up with a huge win. >> that rival in the heat to get into the final kind of raising her finger and wagging it and taunting lilly king. lilly king came straight back, telling folks in the media, look, i'm here clean. i'm going to race clean and i'm going to win. that's exactly what she did. little awkward when they were both on the medal stand. she with the gold, the russian with the silver but you know what, she won and she said she would -- she is a strong competitor and proved it last night. >> jay, the women u.s. gymnastics team goes for gold today. i watched some of the qualification round. it was almost laughable how far ahead they were. >> it's almost like men's or women's basketball for team autautusa. they beat china by ten points. they come into the finals tonight with all of that momentum. they seem really calm to for such a young group. they seem like they adapted to the world stage very easily. it should be an exciting night for team usa in the gym. >> talk abo

jay gray is live in rio. it was a banner night for the u.s.s start with michael phelps and his team. >> reporter: let's start with the most decorated athlete in history, who owns another gold medal to the 23 he has. michael phelps dives into the pool, takes the lead. they never relinquish it and they enup winning the gold. that's a surprise for team usa an a good one, obviously. >> it wasn't all good phelps. another swimmer with high expectations in rio, just set another gold standard. >> katie ledecky smashed her own world record last night. she said she knew she was going to do it. she had that in sight. >> reporter: she broke the olympic record in her heat to get into the final. and knew going in that she felt perfect. as she said. she was ready to swim. she still has several more events. she's the burgeoning superstar of the swimming team. michael phelps on the way out. he's 19 years old in her second olympics and definitely on the way up. she's a strong competitor. we'll see more medals from her before we leave rio. >> we're expecting mor

who shot jay and why. they want someone to come forward and help them get closure. >> if you are a mother, you know it is not easy. >> reporter: a mother's desperate plea for help. >> i'm asking ... anybody who knows anything please come forward. >> reporter: standing strong beside her, jay's son, holding a picture of his dad. >> they not only killed him, they killed me. they killed him. they killed us. and it is very hard. >> reporter: these bullet holes at the home on castle way, a reminder of that terrible day back in july. a witness that night claims a black male knocked on the door and pointed a gun at him. >> the suspect demanded that he called mr. pierre to the door. >> reporter: when he did, the maot took off. >> we know that jay was targeted. but what we don't know is why. >> reporter: the only clues police will release are these photos. take a good look. this woman is a person of interest and may know who pulled the trigger. the answers that police and his family are desperately searching for. >>

hey, jay. >> reporter: good morning, pat. good morning, gus. another strong showing for team usa and the olympic pool, but not everything golden here for the americans. now dealing with the reality that for the first time ever in olympic history, the women's soccer team will go home without a medal. >> and she upset, the heavily favored u.s. women were kicked out of the soccer tournament losing 4-3 in a shootout with sweden. from that heart ache to the pitch to heros in the pools. in her final race and rio, katie ledecky shattered the world record in the 800 free for her fourth gold medal here. >> it's pretty cool. i'm just honored to be on this team. >> reporter: a team that continued its dominance with maya dirado touching first in the backstroke. >> i can't believe that just happened. >> reporter: also hard to believe, no gold medal for michael phelps in the 100, tying for silver. things were golden for team usa on first day of track and field. michelle carter with the winning throw in the shot put. jay gray, nbc news, rio. >> reporter: cart