joined by gold medalist mark spitz. thank you gentlemen for getting up early or staying up late. >> this is a tough location. >> i c the opening ceremonies, i know you were sitting next to french president hollande. >> it was beautiful. extraordinary. the only thing, the first time i have been to one of them. i missed some of the comments explaining this is what this is. it was beautiful and unbelievably well done. it was thrilling to be there. the u.s. delegation stretched >> coming into the games, there was a lot of talk of security and safety. the political unrest in the country as well. the thousands of americans for the next two weeks or so. are they safe? >> nobody can make predictions in today's world, but i have never seen as much security and coordinated effort. we have been working with them. we are tightly even with them. we live in a complicated place. >> i know you are an avid cyclist. i know you will go there. >> i will be at the start of the cycling. i will pile in with beach volleyball and gymnastics. >>

(david robinson/center: "i remember the mary lou retton's, the mark spitz, for me to be apart of that history was one of the highlights of my life.") jon tritsch: barcelona was bloodied by the beatdowns handed out by team usa...the dream team won their eight games by an average of 44 points.. did the stars ever sweat? only in practice (chris mullin/guard: "it was fun. it was really the ultimate pick-up game.") teams.. put on a show for one country..and america rocked (david robinson/center: "i was in the navy, i know what it means to represent the united states and that was a great honor. you see the guys now on this team, they understand what that means. they take a great pride in wearing usa across their chest.") i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. it's a simple question. in washington, has congressman joe heck been standing up for you? heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and heck's against a woman's right to choose joe heck. part of the problem i

i remember a guy named mark spitz, and we thought no one would be a better american swimmer than mark spitz. he blew him away. >> samantha: he's incredible. he makes you feel you're not fit at all. look at what we have going on out there this morning. time is 6:16. a beautiful sunrise. take a look at this. this is a live look from high atop our roof camera looking out towards the lake. it is 78 degrees in cleveland. 6:00 in the morning, so i'm sorry. it's really, really muggy outside and it kind of feels just gross, i think. the sat lied and radar show decreasing clouds across northeast ohio. no problems at all weather-wise, maybe a little patchy fog in some areas. for the most part you're just fine on the roads today, at least in terms of the weather. laura will have the traffic update coming up in a moment. forecast for today. i want to help you get out the door. well, it's another day where you're dressing for summer. tuesday, wednesday, thursday pretty much identical days, right? it was hot and humid. we had rainshowers in the afternoon. that is the story for today. we're going to

olympic smith swimming great mark spitz expressing sadness about it all . >> unfortunately i think it still attention away from the great performances. >> from a speedo to ralph lorenz ryan lafferty's endorsement future is drifting into uncertain waters. he and his fellows olympic swimmers are now facing post- olympic financial uncertainty after a week of tall tales in rio . >> they pulled us over and pulled out their guns . >> their initial accounts of late-night armed robbery began to unravel this week is authorities viewed surveillance footage and conducted interviews. once his rubbery claims collapsed under scrutiny damage to his brand is already apparent . >> this incident will be his endorsements. he becomes someone who is recognizable but not necessarily for the right reasons. >> for the big named olympic athletes season and corporate sponsorship after the olympics is key. millions are at stake. the american public's perception of his sincerity in particular will determine his future. the rest of the world may continue to judge himself he stands for a certain type of ugly ameri

the man on the right is olympic swimmer mark spitz. >> exceeding little end.e was so light in the water. >> standing next to him is his then roommate and teammate david johnson. now johnson is an orthopedic surgeon at med star washington hospital center in d.c. he remembers well being on the men's u.s. national team colorado space peteing in germany with spitz -- competing in germany with spitz. >> i won gold and silver. my silver was the preliminaries but not the gold medal finals. >> he put mark in my place for the finals. and i didn't swim the finals. i never got a medal. >> that wasn't his only brush with the olympics. johnson served as team doctor for skating events in lake placid in 1980, the year of the miracle on ice. he graduated from yale school of medicine and with his athletic background orthopedics seemed like a good choice. dr. johnson still uses olympic experience today in treating athletes and has a word of advice for michael phelps, katie ledecky and all the other athletes. >> do something for your community. that way not just one dream comes

also joining kerry is mark spitz. the women of team usa's gymnastics monkeying around a little bit there on the olympic rings this is a picture with her teammates and they're taking in the sights while they're getting ready to compete probably trying to wind down. >> adam: their teammate aly making friend posing for this picture with a guy much taller than she and if you don't recognize him he is volley bawl player david low. lee towers, he is 6' 8". she is only 5' 2". pain? really then the gam nas tick star tweeted out a challenge: athlete have a tradition there of trading those olympic pins with each other. >> adam: nancy chen also in rios covering the action and all throughout the games. >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief >> reporter: sunshine back in townig for the rest of the week with a warming trend but again it will not be excessive heat or humidity like we have seen the past couple of weeks. we have a tropical storm. tropical storm earl but no threat to the eastern seaboard. here it is right here. a flare

(david robinson/center: "i remember the mary lou retton's, the mark spitz, for me to be apart of that history was one of the highlights of my life.") jon tritsch: barcelona was bloodied by the beatdowns handed out by team usa...the dream team won their eight games by an average of 44 points.. did the stars ever sweat? only in practice (chris mullin/guard: "it was fun. it was really the ultimate k- teams.. put on a show for one country..and america rocked (david robinson/center: "i was in the navy, i know what it means to represent the united states and that was a great honor. you see the guys now on this team, they understand what that means. they take a great pride in wearing usa across their chest.") ((jon tritsch)) time to take a look at the leaderboard.. china not going away.. the united states has it's hands full..russia..and australia also ((christianne klein)) >>> for the past week now we've been showcasing everything rio has to offer... outside the olympic village. ((dave courvoisier)) >> in tonight's "destination rio" report... jacque jovic checks out an art installation that

legend mark spitz.. to get his tak the 9-time olympic champ sa: the only thing that was sto. light from the other >>> our reporter in los angeles caught up with a 9-time olympic champion to get his take. he says the only thing that was stolen was the spotlight from the other athletes. >> i'm sad that it happened in the first place. and i think that a lot of athletes obviously went there to compete and to try to do well. and we're more interested, i think, about the result of the athletic competitions. that's what the olympics is all about. and i think this sort of stole some of that attention away from some of the great performances. >> he said loblthy had a knee jerk reaction that went the wrong way. >>> the vpa is still working on some damage to electrical lines chte had a knee jerk reaction that went the wrong way. >>> the vpa is still working on some damage to electrical lines. there were no extra busses available to take soccer fan s to tonight's earthquakes games. they hope to have repairs done around midnight. >>> donald trump is attempting to win over african american

something that -- >> when he was coming up and people were comparing him to mark spitz and he said i don't spitz, i want to be the first michael phelps. >> charm city will always be in his heart. >> that's my home and where i grew up and where i learned to swim, and i look forward to going back. i look forward to seeing some ravens games and orioles games. going to getting some crabs. >> as the same goes, you may take the person and medals. >> this is where i want to finish my career and this is the cherry on top of the cake and looking back at the two plus years that i spent training, i don't have anything else that's left. >>> the same thing has been rough for the rockies, it's putting it nicely. entering yesterday, the club lost 9 of to the coor. starring against the washington nationals. based loaded and david is on the wall and rockies would take an early 2-0 lead. blackman named the nl player of the week yesterday and here's a big reason why. he's been red hot. add another home run-on to his total and that's 20 for the season. that would tie things at 3. rockies led 4-3 in the

delegation will include mark spitz, the winner of nine olympic gold medals.is bloomberg. ♪ global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. back to you. let's get a recap of today's action, s&p posting first back to back the kleins 6/10 of greg said, down 1%. declines since brexit, down 6/10 of 1%. industrials falling for a seventh straight day, the longest losing streak in a year. we are keeping a night on aig. second-quarter earnings per share beating estimates and has added $3 billion to its stock buyback plan. aig up 3% in after-hours. that is what happened in the u.s. in europe, not a pretty day for the banks, lenders tumbling showedince stress tests all would have sufficient capital, so why do an investor still lack faith in the banks? they keep dumping these banks. everybody knows they are one of the worst-performing asset classes anywhere this year. the stress tests said most of them have sufficient capital, why aren't investors convinced? at all theook assumptions, none of th

olympic swimming great mark spitz expressing sadness about it all. >> unfortunately, i think this stole some of that attention away from the great performances. >> reporter: from speedo to ralph lauren, ryan lochte's endorsement future is drifting into uncertain waters. >> when i saw i made the team, i was like what? >> reporter: he and his olympic swimmers are facing post-olympic financial uncertainty, after a week of tales in rio. >> they pulled us over, pulled out their guns. >> reporter: their accounts of late-night armed robbery unravelled this week as surveillance footage and conducted interviews. once lochte's robbery claims collapsed under scrutiny, damage to his brand was already apparent. >> this incident is going to be, i believe, relatively fatal, and incredibly debt criminatrimenta endorsements. he's recognizable but not necessarily for the right reasons. >> reporter: for the big-named olympic athletes, corporate sponsorship after their olympic experience is key. millions are at stake. >> she knows small can be powerful. >> reporter: the american public's perception on loch

weighing in is olympics swimmer mark spitz. >> it was not respectful to the host. i think it'll die and it should. >> reporter: the episode a blemish on another otherwise exhilarating games. the history books. leading jamaica to a 4 x 100-meter relay win. after taking gold earlier this week. >> the desperation she tie tried. >> reporter: the u.s. women shaking off a near miss any the qualifying round. >> it's going to be the u.s. >> reporter: running away for gold in their 4 x 100 race. >> we had fun tonight. it was about time something good happened. >> that's to be bass -- passed. >> reporter: disqualified after officials say they passed their baton after the designated area. >> leading them into the corner. alyise post snagging silver. and jen suhr a champion. and team usa beat out spain. advancing to the gold medal game on sunday. throughout the games the americans have dominated. let's show you the medal count now. a couple days to go. the u.s. well out in front. 105 medals in all followed by china and great britain. neither of them is close to the americans.

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now weighing in, decorated olympic swimmer mark spitz. >> in one sense it was not respectful to the host, but i still think that this will just die, and it should. >> reporter: episode, a blemish on an otherwise exhilarating games. friday usain bolt etching his name in the history books. >> here's usain triple! >> reporter: leading jamaica to a 4 x 100 relay win after taking gold in both the 100 and 200-meter races earlier this week. >> in desperation, she tries to throw the baton to english. >> reporter: the u.s. women shaking off a near miss in the qualifying round. >> here they come for the finish. it's going to be the u.s. >> running away with gold in their 4 x 100 race. >> that's special. it's so cool to share it with all these ladies. we went out there and had fun tonight and it was about time >> that's has to be passed on the other side of the yellow line. >> reporter: disqualified after officials say they passed their baton outside the designated area. on the bikes u.s. medaling in both men and women's bmx. >> connor fields pulled ahead to take the gold. >> reporter: and for the

he has won 12, one more than mark spitz, the star of the 1972 games. >> he is the hardest competitor i've ever had to go up against and he's not likely to back down, and i'm not either. >> reporter: but at the u.s. olympic swim trials this summer, phelps said their relationship >> honestly, i think we have both just grown up. you know? you know, i do feel like i talk to him more and joke around with him more than i really did in the past. >> they do make each other better. i don't think they would be as good as they are in this event if they don't push each other. >> reporter: what are excited to see tonight? >> reporter: dara torres knows both phelps and lochte. >> are they more of competitors point? >> reporter: you can tell they are very good friend but on the starting blocks, they are not friends any more. >> reporter: because at the end of the race, someone has to touch the wall first. village, so, gayle, perhaps he has a sco a we don't. >> i don't know, but, boy, leach are watching that tonight. you kind of want ryan to win one. i like michael phelps. >> i think i wanted michae

nine-time gold medal winner mark spitz will be part of the delegation. >>> it's time for some baseballcall this "world news now" style. we'll start in baltimore where a kid threw out the ceremonial first pitch. last year the 9-year-old was the first child to have transplant surgery on both of his hands. he's undergone extensive therapy. and that kid did great. >> he's adorable as well. what a cool story. cheese. >>> then in cincinnati, reds first base man joey votto trying to catch a foul ball. the guy in the first row, check this out, gets in the way. votto pulls on his t shirt, as if to say we're on the same team. later he autographed a ball for the fan and took an autograph for him. the reds won the game despite the fan's faux pas. oops. >> oops. >>> and finally from philadelphia, last night top of the sixth inning, the home plate umpire calls time and bob davisson looks up into the stands. he throws a fan out of the game. the fan stayed in his seat a little while longer before being escorted out by security. the reporter says the umpire was hearing it all game from the fan. when th

he has won 12, one more than mark spitz, the star of the 1972 games. >> he is the hardest competitor i've ever had to go up against and he's not likely to back down, and i'm not either. >> reporter: but at the u.s. olympic swim trials this summer, phelps said their relationship has evolved. >> honestly, i think we have th you know? you know, i do feel like i talk to him more and joke around with him more than i really did in the past. >> they do make each other better. i don't think they would be as good as they are in this event if they don't push each other. >> reporter: what are excited to see tonight? >> reporter: dara torres knows both phelps and lochte. >> are they more of competitors or more of a romance at this point? >> reporter: because at the end of the race, someone has to touch the wall first. >> even if this is our last go-around together, we will definitely make it count. >> reporter: michael phelps said he is going to retire after the rio olympics, so tonight really could be the end of an era, but ryan lochte says he is not buying it. he thinks phelps will be back. th