now to nathan adrian. he gets the gold in swimming, the 100 freestyle, nathan is 23, lives in the east bay. how about this finish last night. he beats out james magnusen by .1 second. he gets the gold. amazing for the smoking young man. >> it's incredible to be on the body come, your flag being raised. it's awesome. >> reporter: congratulations to nathan. 23, we mentioned the last time an american won gold, it was almost 25 years since we had an american male dominate in terms of swimming and now we have two of them from the same area, cal, both cal alums. that will do it for now. again, janelle leyva, he wants to host "saturday night live." does he have a shot? >> i bet a campaign will start to get him. >> it might happen. as long as he brings his coach too. >> coming up on prime time coverage, mem's gymnastics, beach visibility qualifying rounds. >> another big day as well. >> whether or not you're into the olympics you are probably into the forecast for today because it impacts everybody. let's get you

. >> reporter: his name is nathan sorelle, and before he made this commercial, nathan says he didn'tn like running. >> i just kind of put the hatred of running to the side, because it was just such an experience and so fun. >> reporter: fun, except for the one take when he got sick from the exertion. >> out of breath, took a drink, my stomach started hurting and i went over to the side of the road and just let it go. >> reporter: something about this commercial, the image of the overweight kid struggling down a country road, struck a chord with millions around the world. online messages supporting nathan poured in. many from overweight people. "i'm headed out for a jog around the block there's nowhere to go but up." >> i love nathan. i hope he runs until he feels awesome about himself. sort of offsets the idea that the only people who are great are this pinnacle of greatness. i like the idea that anyone can do something challenging in their daily life. >> reporter: not everyone likes the ad. some says it exploits a chubby kid. but nathan and his family are happy with it, just the way

nathan, you said there were 430 casp inspectors in california? do you know how many are in san francisco? >> there are at least two in the room today and in addition to that i think there's maybe 20 or so in san francisco. but not all do surveys. there's one at san francisco state university. he doesn't do surveys. there are many others as well. so what does casp inspected mean? for a casp inspected sight, the casp provides a written report that includes a statement that in the opinion of the casp the inspected structures and areas of the site meet construction-related accessibility standards. if corrections were made as a result of the inspection, an itemized list of all the items and date of completion and an assessment of readily achievable barrier reviewable. for a cans -- casp determination pending site, if the casp determines that corrections are needed the casp provides a signed and dated written inspection report to the requested party that includes the following -- a statement that in the opinion of the cans -- casp the areas of it have

nathan adrian beats out the australian swimming star just barely. he outtouches him at the very end. here is that fantastic finish. for nathan it's his third career olympic medal. this one certainly the best. the gold in the 100 free, and even he couldn't believe it when the race ended. >> don't know if you can see it but i looked up and glanced and thought i saw a 1 next to my name, then i was like wait, did i really win? then i kind of double-checked. lo and behold there was a one. >> the soft spoken says he wants to be a doctor but let's put med school on hold. the other story, we'll go back to the pool, synchronized diving. christian inson went to stanford and he wins a bronze along with his partner they are thrilled. now the thrill for christian, not just winning a bronze but going home and working in his family pizza restaurant. they have a few in the east bay. maybe they are going to have a new recipe. >> could there be a special pizza in the offing for this, to celebrate this? >> that's a good question. i need to talk to my dad. you can ask

nathan adrian, this is where he makes his noise.e australian swimming star, this fantastic finish at the end. nay van adrian out-touches madison to win the gold. now, adrian, this is the third career o lilympic medal. this is, by far, the sweetest, the 100 meter free style. he gets the gold. a great reaction at the end. >> yi don't know if you can see it in my expression. and then i was like, did i really win? and then i kind of double checked and low and behold, there was a one next to my name. >> nathan, you really won. congratulations. the last american men, the last american male to win a gold in the 100 free back in 1988. so another gold for cal. that's where he grew up and now nathan adrian in some rare company. team usa gymnastics. it's amazing. they win the gold, they chat with president obama. and then soccer city of london, like rock stars. what's next for them? well, things are going to change, but their first stop when they return to the united states is in san jose, once again, take a look. >> lights, camera, action. >>

nathan swam the last lap, saying it led to gold.eathed a sigh of relief for his teammates. >> you don't want to be that guy that jumped off the blocks early, when it was unnecessary, or somehow really robbing him of the medal he so rightly deserves. >> reporter: an amazing run for nathan avery, wants to be a doctor when he grows up. but i think he has to put the doctor plans on hold, he will be around in the swimming world for a long time. all right, that will do it from london, and yes, a very happy cal anchor sitting in the desk right now. the golden bears have done so well here, it has been a great story for them as well. >> i feel so wrong, wearing stanford red, i should be wearing blue and gold. and one quick question, very few people walking around, usually that is a crowded spot in london. is this a secure area, or are people staying away? >> no, just give it an hour, people are just waking up, a lot of people on holiday, and at about 10 or 11:00, it will be packed. you just have joggers, maybe a couple right there just hangi

there's nowhere to go but up. >> i love nathan i hope he runs until he feels awesome about himself. it off sets the idea that the only people who are great are this pinnacle of greatness. i like the idea that anyone can do something challenging in their life. >> reporter: not everyone likes the ad some say it exploits a chby kid. >> -- chubby kid but nathan and his family are happy with it the way it is. and while he may ner be an olympic athlete, he says he is going to keep at it. and he will keep inspiring others. ron claiborne abc news new york>>> thieves picked a wrong convenience store in south carolina. the whole thing was caught on camera. so she fought back and look at what happened in july. but the video was just released by police. the suspect was paying for a pack of oreos when he reached over the counter to grab the money from the register. well, she made him pay. and even threw the cookies at his head as he ran out. >> i started wailing at the back of his head. it helped out a lot because he didn't make out with money he intended he only made out with 30 something dolla

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23-year-old american nathan adrian winning the gold in 47.52 seconds. the .52 very important. australian competitor raced in 47.53 seconds. it opened our eyes to how fast is that? faster than the blink of an eye. 40 times faster than you can blink. that split-second finish, nearly the same as a strike of lightning. faster than a humming bird can flap its wings. the humming bird can finish just half a flap in the amount of time adrian won. in fact, the only thing we could find faster than our american champion, a cheetah, who travels nearly a foot in that 0.01, but he sure couldn't do that in the pool. ♪ we have seen it at the olympics before. it was four years ago michael phelps winning by that same margin, side by side. by the time his opponent's

it's not as easy to get through the traffic as it is to get through the pool, nathan. >> nathan, howhose, wearing them proud. >> they're heavier than you expect. absolutely. >> so it's been an incredible week, two weeks i know for you guys. what's the one thing you did once all of your events were over? >> you know, we checked out of the village, and i enjoyed some of the food that london has to offer. >> you like the london food. i was just in london, and fish and chips. some pints perhaps. >> absolutely. absolutely. a little bit of everything. it's so diverse here. i think it's really fun. and culturally we are fairly similar. so i kind of understand and appreciate the excitement of the games in general, that all of the people around here feel. >> nathan, one of the things we've all been talking about overnight and this morning is usain bolt, who won the 200 yesterday. you know, obviously, he's pretty good at what he does. but he had some pretty startling comments about just how good. i want you to listen to something he said right now. >> is your legendary status conofficialed now

swimmer nathan adrian taking gold in the men's 100 meter freestyle. the victory just 0.01 of a second ahead of australia's missile james magnuson. so close that adrian wasn't sure he won. >> i started celebrating and then i was like, wait a minute, did i really win? and i kind of double-checked. and lo and behold, a flood of emotion. you have to fight back the tears. it's incredible to be on the pola podium and see your flag raised is incredible. >> michael phelps went head to head with ryan lochte in the semifinal of a 200 meter. the duel in the pool is later today. more gold for missy franklin and the u.s. women. they won the 4x200 freestyle relay. >> i can't stop smiling. i think it's the biggest smile i've ever had in my life. that's saying a lot because i love smiling. >> in men's gymnastics, u.s. champion danell leyva took bronze in the individual all around. he had some difficult on the pummel horse but closed his routine with the bars. >> i didn't do the routine that i wanted to do but i used it and channelled it into positive energy and just

nathan adrian loves fatty desserts. kathleen hershey loves chocolate. missy franklin prefers sundaes topped with gummy bears. >> we dropped in on the daily practice of the u.s. team at a stadium in east london. sanya richard ross will be running in the 200 and 400 meter races. >> the guys have so much more freedom know than the girls. we're sitting next to the french basketball team and they're all eating mcdonald's. we're eating a salad and grilled chicken, but women tend to pack on weight quicker than guys do. >> disk us throw lance can eat all he wants. he figures he burns 8,000 calories a day. he eats six times a day, but not fast food. >> what was breakfast today? >> i ate six hard-boiled egg, hash browns, bowl of cereal, couple of boxes of milk and orange juice. >> remember the movie super-size me and what happened to the director who ate only mcdonald's food for 30 days. he gained 24 pounds and his cholesterol went through the roof. mcdonald's is a little sensitive about that but not shy about embracing the olympics. it's a major sponsor here and

. >> reporter: his name is nathan surell, before he made the commercial, nathan said he didn't even like running. >> i put the hatred of running to the side it was such an experience, so fun. >> reporter: fun except for the one take where he got sick from the exertion. >> i took a drink. my stomach started hurting i've went over to the side of the road and, just, let it go. >> reporter: something about this commercial, the image of the overweight kid struggling down a country road. struck a chord around the world. online messages supporting nathan poured in. many from overweight people. i'm headed out for a jog, there is no way to go but up. >> i love nathan the i hope he runs until he feels awesome about himself. it offsets the idea that the only people who are great are the pinnacle of greatness. i like the idea that anyone can do something challenging in their daily life. >> reporter: not everyone likes the ad. some say it exploits a chubby kid. but nathan and his family are happy with it just the way it is. while he may never be an olympic@ly. he says he is going to keep at it. and h

. >>> back at 8:19 with unlikely star of find your greatness ads, nathan.d. it's not some precious thing. greatness is no more unique to us than breathing. we're all capable of it. all of us. >> nathan joins us now along with his mom monica and donny deutsch chairman of the ad agency deutsch incorporated. welcome to all of you. you applied for this, filled out a form and auditioned at school. why did you want to be in this ad? >> because i always wear nike, and i really like nike, so i thought it would be a cool opportunity. >> were you nervous at all? did you have any experience in front of a camera doing anything like this? >> not at all. family pictures is about the only camera i'm used to. >> they are actually took you out and asked you to do some jogging for them, running different distances. did you like it? did you think, i don't know if i'm going to be able to do this? >> it was hard. i think because it was so fun, i didn't really care. it was so fun, i didn't care how hard it was. >> mom, how did you feel about him wanting to do this, actually gett

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at takeoff and landing like it was before and so, yeah, we both myself and nathan videotaped. >> didhink as you were videotaping you might be videoing your own deaths here? >> you know, it never crossed my mind until we started going down and then at that point there you think -- you think to yourself, this might be the last -- this might be the last evidence or the last time we get -- that our family gets to see us. that goes through your mind at that point. >> when you landed, we saw your father covered in blood. how is he now? >> he's actually doing really well. he had his jaw clamped shut for three weeks through wires and he broke his jaw in three places. he had some cheek breaks and about 13 plates placed into correct those breaks and so far the last two weeks he's been unwired shut and so he's been able to kind of exercise his jaw and then in about a week they are going to test going back to solid foods. so he's been on a liquid diet here. >> did you realize -- >> sorry. i was going to say, did you realize that the whole thing was being caught on camera? >> no, not initially. i

but the guys, my friends alec and nathan, this was their first time. >> so the first time you take offseems to be okay. when did your father realize there may be a problem? because it seemed from the video that quite quickly there was a problem. >> preflight i think he knew that the air density was a little thin. it was a warmer day. and the runway wasairly long. i think we could all attest that it seemed like a little longer to take off. you can see that in the video. but it was such a long runway and, you know, eventually he did get above the trees, a good 70 to 100 feet and, you know, it seemed like when we were up there that everything was okay. i think my dad probably had a little different perective because he wasn't climbs as quick as he knew he should be. >> despite that, you all seemed reasonably calm. but then clearly you hit the panic buttons as the plane suddenly dropped. when did you realize this was going to crash? this is everyone's nightmare to be in a plane that is about to crash. what goes through your mind? >> it was crazy. it was so fast. from the backseat where ale

swimmer nathan adrian taking gold in the men's 100 meter freestyle. the victory just 0.01 of a second ahead of australia's missile james magnuson. >> what a race! what a rice! >> reporter: a finish so close, adrian wasn't even sure he won. >> kind of looked up, glanced, thought i saw a "1" next to my name and started celebrating. then i was like, wait a minute, did i really win? and i kind of double-checked. and lo and behold, a flood of emotion. you have to fight back the tears. it's incredible to be on the podium and see your flag raised representing the best nation in the world. it's awesome. >> lochte and phelps, so dominant. >> reporter: michael phelps is trying for even more olympic medals. wednesday he went head-to-head with teammate and rival ryan lochte in a semi-final of the rid 200 meter medley. lochte finishing first, phelps second. the finals -- the duel in the pool is later today. >>> more gold for missy franklin and the u.s. women. they won the 4x200 freestyle relay. thanks to allison schmitt who rallied from behind for victory over aus

we turn to ross ramsey of the "texas tribune" and nathan gonzales of the rothenberg political report.is also a contributor to "roll call." thank you he had strong grass roots support >> woodruff: when you say small electorate, how samll? >> we have 18 million adults >> woodruff: what did voters see in cruz >> they were trying to devote him into forums and debates and that sort of thing. i guess he got the grassroots people stirred up with those. he consequenced them dewhurst wasn't listening to them and he was ignoring them by going to the debates. by the time they got to the runoff, it was too late. the public was already there and the populist thing had already taken off. >> how much difference in their positions on the issues, how much distance between these two men? >> there wasn't a lot. it gets analyzed as the tea party race. if it was a straight tea party race you would expect issues differences. i was one of the questions and i asked how senator cruz would be different from dewtursst. if it was the classic tea party race we have seen before in texas, he would take the other si

top sprinter and cal student, nathan adrian has a good shot in a medal. and san jose native scott welsh will swim in the finals of 100 meter breast stroke. faster time than gold medal favorite in the semis yesterday. don't miss a moment of the olympic action check out our viewing guide on nbcbayarea.com. >>> new this morning a city auditor's report last night, overnight rather slams oakland police for spending millions of dollars on technology it never used. today christie smith has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. more criticism coming down on the oakland police department at this time that even with the severe budget problem the department went on ahead and bought equipment that it didn't use or that was underused. that according to a new report that was just released by the city auditors office, including the shot spotter gunshot detection system, a series of microphones around the city that can pick up sound and determine where it's coming from. in that case the lack of use was because of staffing shortages and also apparently offi

george nathan and joseph sullivan who actually fought a really good tactical race. we see a lot of good tactics in rowing. they were holding behind the slow vaccineans and in the last minutes powered ahead like the britain girls to power ahead to win the gold. so to go with the silver they won in equestrian yesterday. >> all right. we've got to talk about this badminton and disqualification listening to the reaction in china. they are saying, hang on a minute. you changed the rules. this was obvious this is what players were going to do. >> perhaps not advised the best way. they did what they thought was going to get them through as far as they could in the competition. and this is the olympics. the competition is to win the gold medal. you don't cheat but perhaps bend things your way. so there was the situation of a round robin as opposed to the outright form mat. some said this could lead to problems before. a former international table tennis player for great britain said he was in exactly the same scenario years ago. it's a big dilemma if you're a player. so it'

it was a busy night for the americans in the pool, but no one had a more thrilling finish than nathannne in the 100 meter freestyle finals. >> in lane four, adrienne trying to get to the wall first. down in lane seven, brett hayden. too close to call. adrian with a gold for the u.s.! >> nathan adrian outtouched world record holder james "the missile" magnuson of australia by the slimmest of margins to earn the goal for the u.s. the victory was particularly sweet after magnussen told the other swimmers to brace yourselves. he gives the u.s. its first olympic gold in the men's 100-meter freestyle since 1988. >>> the u.s. women's relay team featuring individual gold medalist missy franklin and allison schmitt and dana vollmer was the favorite to take first in the 4x200 freestyle relay, but it took a strong finish in the anchor leg to overtake the french who led by a half second before schmitt got into the pool. schmitt en route to a decisive win for the u.s. team. schmitt now has two golds in these olympic games. >>> in the men's gymnastics individual all-around competition, team usa's d

>> nathan adrian earned two golds and a silver and did what no other american swimmer has done in 20> and allyson felix wins two golds. >> beautiful and talented. is it hard to go through the security now with those babies hanging from your neck? do they set it off? >> yeah. if you have it in your carry on, it will raise a few flags. i usually take them out and put them in the little thing. >> may i see how heavy they are? >> wow. you've got three of them on you? >> i do. >> most people try to weigh less. you want to weigh more. >> bring it on. >> this is a big olympics for you. i know you've won the silver in the last couple of olympics. and this time in the 200 meter, you won gold. tell me what it felt like when you achieved that. it finally came together. i was overjoyed when i crossed that line. who was the first person you wanted to see? >> my family. as soon as i crossed, i was searching for them. >> that's great shot of you and your dad. how did you find him in the crowd, did you know just where he was? >> i didn't. i went searching, where are my people? i finally found them.

nathan iowa adrian and jada won gold. >> i know how hard they have worked and you know, having been a part of their journey, it's amazing to see them doing so well on the world stage. >> nathan is a real great guy. awesome to see him win gold, because he's such a nice guy. >> yesterday, kara from clayton was part of the four women team that took the bronze. at the california rowing club in oakland, the former world champion talked about working. >> she brings every physical aspect and she is a great woman, which competes and win this medal. >> cal's women's soccer team has two olympians. >> people recognize her qualities were going to take her beyond college. >> why is cal so successful? >> speaks volumes for the type of people that come to cal. they have great character. they are not only motivated, they are driven. >> 38 current or future cal bears are in the olympics. live at u.c. berkeley, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and you can go to ktvu.com to find out more about team u.s.a.'s local olympians. you can take a break from tonight's olympics coverage to get caught up by what is happen

dan nathan has an options strategy on yum brands that can make you seven times your money by october. he'll break it down. why are the options traders hunting for options calls? the action begins right now. live from the nasdaq markets, i'm melissa lee. these are the traders here on this desk. the only thing hotter than the weather here is the stock market. the dow hitting lows not seen since 2007. how much longer can this rally run? let's get in the money and find out. we start with a desk skeptic. he is the most skeptical on the desk. everybody is skeptical. home builders, oil stocks and more. what's wrong with that, dan? >> listen, everything is great. to be a skeptic of this market is a bit exhausting. i'm pretty much ready to throw my hands in the air. you mentioned things that are acting very well. you know, when i look at the s&p 500 and i look at the concentration of the top ten names, they make 20% of the weighting of the entire index, ten names. a small amount of stocks driving a great bit of performance. all are at major lows relative to where the s&p was. if you look at th

. >> 23-year-old nathan adrian winning in 47.52 seconds. the .52 very important.tralian competitor raced in 47.53 seconds. just 0.01 between them. it opened our eyes just how fast is that -- faster than the blink of an eye. 40 times faster than we can blink. in fact, that split-second finish at the olympics nearly the same as a strike of lightning. faster than a hummingbird can flap its wings. turns out the hummingbird can finish half a flap in the time adrian won. in fact, the only thing we could find faster than our american champion, a cheetah who travels nearly a foot in that 0.01. but he sure couldn't do that in the pool. >> that's 0.01! >> reporter: we have seen it at at the olympics before. it was just four years ago, michael phelps winning by the margin, side by side, by the time his opponent's fingertips right there, just about touched the wall, look at the left, phelps' palm nearly pressed against it. now it is nathan adrian proving how fast the gold is decided. blink and you will miss it. david muir, abc news, new york. >> you always hear the expression

this is nathan pacheco.ee you on the other side of the song. >> sounds good. ♪ [ music ] [ singing in italian ] ♪[ music ] "nessun dorma! nessun dorma! tu pure, o principessa, nella tua fredda stanza, guardi le stelle che tremano d'amore, e di speranza!" (english translation: "none shall sleep! none shall sleep! even you, o princess, in your cold bedroom, watch the stars that tremble with love and with hope!") "ma il mio mistero h chiuso in me; il nome mio nessun sapr@! no, no! sulla tua bocca lo dirr quando la luce splender@!" ("but my secret is hidden within me; none will know my name! no, no! on your mouth i will say it when the light shines!") "ed il mio bacio scioglier@ il silenzio che ti fa mia!" ("and my kiss will dissolve the silence that makes you mine!")  >>> i got to do a happy birthday shoutout to... my own dad... [ applause ] >> 74 years old today! >> you can see the hand there. who is the daddy's girl? i'm a daddy' girl. popa, you're getting older but you're stronger than superman in my eyes.

nathan, could you run a little -- >> located in the cbs newsroom here in new york. the regularly scheduled news program is now on the air. >> a so this is folks in -- >> that's the guy who used to be on i dream of jeannie. [laughter] so i immediately e-mailed chip to that effect. as soon as i hit send, god, he's a cronkite. he's going to think i'm a dweeb and i just shot my credibility with this guy. the program wasn't even on cbs. so i was sitting there really upset with myself and two seconds later my computer beeped. it was chip, and it read, the actor's name was hayden rourke. i was thrilled to deliver a script to him once in hollywood. we love the i dream of jeannie and the cronkite household, exclamation point, exclamation point. having bonded over barbara eden, we were friends for life. there are just dozens, hundreds of things we could explore her but i kind of boiled it down to three, and especially how those three things effected to great correspondents come to great friends who, in fact, stayed inseparable friends for the rest of their lives, walter cronk

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he is survived by his loving and wife and his three young boys, nathan, will, and theo. he will be missed. commissioner wynns: we also want to remember today mary ramirez, an employee of the school district sure yet she started in 1974 and retired in 1977. -- 1997. she worked with many superintendents. for any of you that were around then, she was the person who greeted you when you came into the office. then she went to labor relations. she was well known in the district and had many friends. she will be missed by many, especially her friends in labor relations and human resources. president yee: thank you very much. i think we are going to miss these individuals. all of us knew him. we know what he gave to the community and we will miss him. right now i want to recess our meeting. thank you very much. you are more than welcome to come back after the closed session. [laughter] ++

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