and the scoop on nathan adrian. he swam the first leg today in record time. we'll have both of those stories live from london in a couple of minutes. >>> as you saw during the olympic coverage a couple minutes ago, there was a major upset today in the women's gymnastics all around competition. the favorite and defending world champion was 17-year-old american jordan wieber. but she was upstaged by gabby douglas and ally raiseman. she was shaken when our cameras caught up with her after the program. >> it's always been a dream to get one of those all around spots. but i'm glad they did their best today and they're going to be competing. but it's a little disappointment. but in the end i'm happy i'll be helping out the team. >> wieber suffered from an old olympic rule. here it is. despite finishing fourth overall and third for the u.s. in the competition, the rule states that only the top two performers from each country can add vance. so even though she had a higher score than many of the other gymnast, she doesn't get to compete in the finals. but she did qua

four years later he's more self assured and ready to make his mark once again in the pool. >> nathan adrianin lane five is fegan trying to keep pace with adrian. >> a consistent national team athlete. i was completely awe struck and inspired by some of the guys i was on the team w moving forward into 2012 it's an experience where i'm going in, trying to perform well. >> adrian won his first olympic gold medal swimming in the preliminaries of the 4 by 100 meter relay in beijing. although he wasn't part of the final leg, his feat was vital to the team's success. >> we set them up in that middle lane where they were in control of the race. it's easy to look back and say, yeah, one goal. looking through that and the emotion and how team u.s.a. got that goal is really what makes it special. >> record pace as he has the lead. >> reporter: along with success in the pool, long-time ncaa champion is victorious in the classroom, senior at cal say 4.0 student, majoring in public health. >> what i really liked about it is that i could combine my passion about swimming, because i could take my physiolog

nathan adrian part of the freestyle relay, he wins a silver.e paired up with ryan lochte, michael phelps among others and won the silver over the weekend and they were flying fast. also very proud for the asian american community, nathan adrian part of that cal team for so many years as well. a very good start. we're just getting started. so we'll send it back to you, check in with you later this morning. and did you watch? are you tired? everyone stayed up late watching? >> a little more concealer this morning, my friend. how could you not. >> me too. >> i'm energized. i'm eating my wheaties. i'm having gatorade with all of the athletes. we'll check back later on. >> a developing story, 15 stories high and stranded for hours. sounds scary. the brand new superman roller coaster ride in vallejo coming to a halt on sunday afternoon. that's where christie smith is live with a dramatic response from the rescuers there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what a day for people who just wanted to come out to six flags and enjoy this coaster. it

also here is a look the results for berkeley's nathan adrian, men's swimming 100 meter freestyle heatu have it. we turned the music off, you can check us out all over again. thank you. >> lots of gold at stake in high tech. business and tech reporter scott mcgrew joins us. >> you have to do something to make it more exciting than does this phone from samsung look like this phone from apple? opening arguments will begin today in a san jose federal court after yesterday's jury selection, among the jurors a google engineer and several people who own patents themselves. a judge in the case started the proceedings off by asking everyone to turn off their cell phones. and then asking each juror if they had an iphone, samsung phone or something else. of the first 30 people impaneled just ten had apple iphones. 18 had others. lots of lg's. one had a phone by casio, two people didn't own cell phones at all and one candidate for the jury explained he did have a samsung microwave in his kitchen. all of this comes as apple apparently will announce the apple iphone 5 according to one of those blog

because they compete tomorrow morning, right there, michael phelps and nathan adrian, of the swimming we do. my living is more posh than that. see how they do in the morning. beyond that, low a jones, checking security system. the athletes are doing a great job getting us in contact with what's going on. hope solo, in her way kind of the bad girl of the soccer team, hanging out there having a good time. see how the soccer ladies do as they move along. you have to look at the competition, and jamaica's usain bolt, fastest man on the planet, hanging out with the fans. this one from kelly o'hara on the women's soccer team, took a picture up to a reflective ceiling of the team gathered there. that says it all. opening ceremonies, yeeee! looks like a great time. i wish i were there. would have such a good time. i am fast, i could have run something. >> yeah, well, okay. >> could have run for beers. >> one of the reasons i love twitter. sure, you get big beautiful overviews with tv, we love television, we should say, and the pictures are great, but you get such personal looks over twitter.