the rio olympics have officially begun, kicking off with an elaborate display of history and culture in rio de janeiro. >> that's where news 4's bruce beck is live tonight. bruce, here we go. >> reporter: i'll tell you, sibila, the rio olympics are off and running. it didn't have the same amount was still spectacular, and it featured brazilian culture, customs, and a kaleidoscope of colors. before the opening ceremony, we talked to some of the fans, including one new yorker who loves the games. >> i get to fulfill a dream. you have no idea how much i love the olympics. >> usa! >> reporter: the fans had reason to be excited as rio did what it does best. brazil is known to have the biggest garden on the planet. that message was conveyed throughout the show. of course, mrs. tom brady made an appearance. brazilian supermodel gisele bundchen played the part of the famous girl from ipanema. ?? >> i want to see michael phelps. that's like the highlight of my thing is seeing him. >> reporter: 206 countries took part in the parade of nations with the united states athletes, including flag bear

history will talk about rio de janeiro before the olympic games and a much better rio de janeiro after the olympic games. >> the country has modestly poured both money and concrete into new construction projects, trying to avoid the spiraling costs of previous olympic dames. until now, the gold medal for cost went to the winter olympics in sochi two years ago at $22 billion. silver into the 2012 summer games in london at $15 billion. rio doesn't even make it to the podium at $4.6 billion. but the olympics have still pushed the city to its limits. rio de janeiro had to declare a state of financial emergency. it was only able to continue hosting the games after the federal government issued a special loan. 2/3 of brazilians doubt the investment will pay off. they say they are paying for these new buildings out of their own pockets. >> people here that have a government that is broke, people who do not have access to quality schools, that missed three months because the workers were on strike because the government could not pay their salaries -- they will have a very different memory of

reporter: day nine of the 2016 rio olympics will be epic. it's the final day of golf and it will be one to remember. the first olympic medals to be awarded in men's golf will happen for the first time in 112 years. gymnastic gymnastics is back today for the men and the women. the women's uneven bar final may be the closest of the day but team usa's simone biles women's diving takes over after gymnastics. china is favored in the spring board final but is also expected to battle with team usa. >>> let's take a look at the latest medal count. team usa in the lead with 60 medals. we have 24 gold, 18 silver and 18 bronze. china is next with 41 great britain. paul ryan is in rio. you can catch reports from him throughout the entire olympic games. >>> it's back to school tomorrow for more bay area students. polk and pasco counties will have their first day tomorrow. all local districts will end the 2016- 2017 school year in may. last year, some didn't end until june. >>> first day of school is you to share this special moment with us. send your fir

olympic zone. brought to you in part by dunn kin donuts. >> reporter: all eyes on rio as the olympic games getting under way tomorrow night with the opening ceremony. bronze in london 4 years ago. raiseman is hoping for an on core in rio. looking to go out on top in what could be her final olympic games. welcome to the olympic zone. i'm trey daerr. the opening ceremony get under way tomorrow night. kicking things off enemy rio yesterday and we begin tonight is hoping to capture a gold medal that evaded her in 2 previous olympics. >> reporter: as an olympic veteran byle is used to be on the biggest stage. in 2008 bizzle was the youngest athlete on the olympic team. >> on phelps. i was so young. >> reporter: returning for her third olympic games as captain. >> for me my role on the team is not necessarily winning the medals or being the face of the sport. it's more behind the scenes and being a cheer leader. >> reporter: the rhode island native made a splash at the age of 5. >> growing up in rhode island it's an ocean state. i loved the water. work out in. my parents got that energy out of me by plop

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the 20-16 summer olympics are officially over. rio sent it's thanks around the world.. during the closing ceremony. now the olympic torch will be passed to japan.. which will host the games in 20-20. here's the final medal count. the united states remains at the top of the leadboard with 121 then china comes in second with 70 medals.. followed by great britain with 67 medals. the rio olympics are now a memory - and a great memory at that. the games opened with doubt -- about zika.. dirty water and street crime.. and whether the host country was ready. but that's not how rio will be remembered... ???adlib stay tuned.. because in just two hours.. the today show's matt lauer sits down with ryan lochte for an exclusive interview you'll on see right here.. is your vehicle one of the thousands being recalled? we've got that and your money-saving monday tip.. still ahead. believe it or not -- ?this? is not kim not -- ?this? is not kim kardashian! the doppelganger that had 12 today will be back in two minutes. ###break### ###break### ###break### let's get another check of your h

olympics park. ?? >> it's a city known for its natural beauty. but rio de janeiro faced ugly fears of zika, dirty water and its ability to pull off south america's first olympics. despite all the controversy over water quality, zika these games have enjoyed. >> if team usa's women were a country, they'd rank 3rd in the medal count for golds. >> i'm not sure i'll feel normal again. >> thanks to the four golds won by simone biles, team gold for the final five. a 3rd consecutive gold for cyclist kristin armstrong. the first ever us women's gold in triathlon for gwen jorgensen and another american first, a women's sweep in the 100 meter hurdles. ashton eaton, only the 3rd man michael phelps lived up to the hype. >> i can't even wrap my head around 28 medals. that's just insane. >> michael phelps retires the most decorated olympian. leaving usa swimming's future to 19 year old katie ledecky and an uncertain future for four swimmers after a bathroom incident seen around the world. there is now a warning for future athletes. you're on a big stage. the mistakes

an american won the first gold medal of the rio olympics. shooter ginny thrasher pulled off an upset in the women's 10 meter air rifle event. >> if she could just win this and get second. >> and it was a great day for chelsea worrell as she swam her way closer to a medal. she won her 100 meter butterfly heat. you can catch it right here on nbc 10. we have the latest from olympic park. >> reporter: she reaches the 10.4 mark. and ginnc thrasher is a gold medalist. >> she shot her way to the top for team usa. the 19-year-old virginia native learned to shoot while hunting with her dad. >> i'm just completely overwhelmed. i'm very grateful to be able to stand up on that podium and hear usa's national anthem. >> reporter: women's rugby lost their first match to fiji in the olympic debut. this day began on a picturesque note as we went on a scenic tour around rio. tonight men's and women's swimming each have two finals. katie ledecky is is in the 4 x 100 relay. brian mooar, nbc news, rio. >>> matt volusia is live where he watched the u.s. women's s

can boast about winning the first gold medal of the rio olympics. that was day one though. what's day two going to bring? nbc olympic correspondent gives us a preview and review from the games. >> here it is. nice and gold. >> reporter: a golden start for team usa thanks to 19-year-old ginny thrasher. the americans swam to silver finish in the pool on saturday. and same for women's 4x100 freestyle relay team setting a new american record during their swim. and under the lights on copacabana beach, kerry wall jennings and april ross fight australians for their first win of the olympic tournament. >> we're just getting going. >> looking to keep up momentum and medal hunt for team usa they compete in team qualifier and women's cycling takes to roads of rio and michael phelps will be in the pool for the first time in rio. >>> today in rio chester county riders boyd martin and phillip denton compete and men's volleyball and hernandez in north jersey hits the floor in women's artistic gymnastics qualifier. a mother's plea for help is heard. we'll tell you what philly police and se

olympic news for you now. u.s. swimmer michael phelps has broken his own record twice. he's just won his 20th and 21st career gold medals in riowe take a closer look at the most decorated olympian in history. >> at 31, michael phelps remains the greatest swimmer of all time after winning his 20th olympic gold medal on tuesday night in the00 butterfly, he helps the u.s. win the men's four by00 freestyle relay bringing his tally to 21 olympic gold medals. found outside the aquask stadium, say phelps is nothing short of a legend. >> fantastic to watch michael phelps, an olympic hero, a national hero win his 21st medal. i was blown away. >> i'm filled with national pride and pride for few country. >> i'm a olympic fan and just getting to see michael phelps and have the u.s. win three medals was incredible. >> if all, michael phelps has won 25 gold medals thought his career. if he were a country, he would be 40th in the all-time winner's table above argentina and austria. phelps took up swim agent the age of 7 and he became the youngest athlete to represent the u.s. in the olympics at the 2000 summer games in sydney. he quickly exc

rio. olympic flame. here comes the olympic flame now into this stadium. after a relay that has lasted for a very long time. people. visited 500 towns. all state capitals of brazil. 12,000 torch bearers have brought it to this final point. the man carrying the torch, gustavo kuerten, tennis star, three time french open champ, ranked number one. he is entering the stadium right now. >> the olympic flame is being gustavo kuerten, two time champion, former number one in the world. gustavo kuerten! [ cheers and applause ] >> now, he passes the torch to one of the greatest female brazilian basketball players of ? ? and she hands the flame to this man, vanderlei de lima, former marathoner, 46-year-old. remember athens in 2004, he was leading the olympic marathon when a spectator attacked him. he went from first to third. he received an incredible sportsmanship award. but tonight, he gets something better. tonight, he gets to light the olympic caldron in his home [ cheers and applause ] ? ? ? ? >> there must be 20,000 portable phone cameras capturing this inside

his recent article is called, "the last dance: on heading to olympic rio."" 's the author of, "brazil's dance with the devil: the world cup, the olympics and the fight for democracy." he is also the host of edge of sports. welcome to democracy now! tell us about the significance of these olympics and where they are happening in brazil. >> the significance is that they are happening in a city that was not the same city that won the olympics eight years ago. the rio that won the bid in 2008 was experiencing stratospheric economic growth rates. it was a city that was fighting inequality. it was a city that actually argued -- the leadership argued and people believe that hosting the olympics would be a tool for fighting inequality, that would help to a bit social democratic vision that was being put forth by the president at the time, lula, and his successor doma rousseff. it was a broader project of a more democratic and more just brazilil. fast-forward eight years later, it is a dystopia relative to that vision. in a plummet is skyrocketing. it is always double

. >>> and day three of the olympic games in rio. this morning's medal count the gold medal ceremony that brought athletes to tears. >>> plus, surviving a school bus crash. hundreds of students go back to school this week and many will take the bus. this morning, we will show how to keep your children safe if they have to escape a crash. >>> good morning and welcome to news channel 8 today. i'm gayle guyardo. >> and i'm gene ramirez. happy monday everybody. let's get you over to leigh spann. leigh, lots of rain, possible flooding coming our way too. >> yes, because we have seen i-4. it has to do with this stubborn area of low pressure. it brings in these floods of rain. and the flood watch has been extended until tomorrow evening. the rounds of rain will continue. especially in those area, citrus, hernando, pasco, another 4 to 8 inches possible after already seeing heavy rain for the last 48 hours. thankfully not as much as out in the gulf of mexico where we ha area. but right along the coastline, citrus, hernando, pasco, anywhere fr

complained about their eyes stinging after swimming in the water just the more problems for the rio olympics today when the much anticipated track and fields events began to a near empty stadium...and e games' spokesman said: 'we have a problem.'pictures from rio show the stadium largely empty of fans. the olympics have been plagued by a lack of interest from the brazilian public, security fears - which may have prevented an influx of american fans and others from traveling to the games. taking a look at you medal count this afternoon, the u-s medals. china remains in second spot with 35japan rounds out the top three with 23 medals. then its russia and great britain.the u-s also has the most gold medals at 16. thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get

money will be used for... 3 it could be the final showdown between two fierce u-s rivals at the rio olympics...more on the lochte, phelps competition coming up. 3 and olympians not just going for the gold in rio...many of them are also apparently looking for love...we'll explain after the break. time now for what's up with walsh -- cbs 58 once again partnering with potowatomi casino and their "heart of canal street" program. they're raising funds for a local charities through special bingo games until the end of the year. i'm joined in studio this afternn by angela speed from the wisconsin humane society. ey'll recieve a portion of that money raised. 3 for more information about the heart of canal street bingo fundraiser...and the wisconsin our website cbs 58 dot com. 3angela, thank you for joining us. two legendary american swimmers will face off at the olympics tonight in what could be their final showdown.it's michael phelps versus ryan lochte in the 200-meter individual medley. consecutive world won four championships in e 200 i-m...but never olympic gold. phelps beat him in athens, beij

we're heading into "day eleven" of the rio olympics... and some of colorado's best are in the spotlight. boulder's jenny simpson will run in the women's 15- hundred meter tonight. she came in fourth during the semifinals. simpson didn't make emma coburn took bronze in yesterday's steeplechase. the crested butte native and boulder alum had people cheering her on from a restaurant where she used to work.. coburn is the first u-s woman to medal in the steeplechase event. both simone biles and laurie hernandez medaled on the balance beam yesterday. biles took bronze -- a change from her usual gold. 16-year-old hernandez won the . and veteran aly raisman will continue their quest for medals with their floor routines. also today - women's beach and indoor volleyball will compete. kerri walsh jennings and april ross will play host country brazil in the semifinals. and team u-s-a will face off with japan in a quarterfinals match. and of course - the wonderful matt and cheryl are in rio. coming up later this morning -- rain in rio is making things

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olympics who did it better? and what will become of the rio venues? >>> the olympic spirit is a pretty strong for one couple in pennsylvania. jim and karen check the mail metal the usa team wins . and they are running out of room as the count is well over 100 but it is all about showing pride for our country and they will continue to do it in the winter olympics in 2018. >> a great idea showing their patriotism. >> they will be putting out a pack for women's basketball. >> 12 news 's office on. >> thanks for joining us we'll see you at the news at 10 pm. technically at 11 pm. stack you in heaven, wrapped in luxury. you in luck. play in style. talking stick resort, scottsdale. anncr: book now for rates from only $109, during hot rates, hot dates. >>> on this saturday night, nbc news exclusive. ryan lochte with matt lauer admitting his tale about being robbed in rio isn't the whole truth. >>> zika zone. growing worries after that virus is found in a popular destination for tourists. the measure some are taking to protect themselves in miami beach. >>> fa

members of the international olympic committee say 271 russian athletes will be eligible to compete in rio. russian olympic officials had wanted to send 389 athletes. however, an international sporting tribune has ruled in favor of three athlete who is had been banned from the games. the court of arbitration for sports revealed the ban on then three was unenforceable. ioc officials said they would respspect the ruling. meanwhile the president of the russssian olympic commitittee h protested thehe decisision to b athletes who have not been accused of doping. he said that among them are olympic pole vaulting champion and men's hurdle hopeful shubenkov. >> translator: i believe it's very unfair that athletes like elena and sergey cannot participate in the olympics. they have no history of doping and are absolutely clean. >> he said his country will have the cleanest team at the games. he added thahat the russisian t probably experienced the toughest screening of the olympics. since they had to undergo multiple tests. he also said it was unfair that u.s. athletes who had been accused of doping

mooar, nbc news, rio. >>> and we went ahead and compiled a list of the very best moments of the rio olympicsn some of them aren't just the ones that made history. go to the nbc washington app to check all of those out. >>> one of the more infamous moments of the rio games involved american swimmer ryan lochte. he admitted to making up a story about an armed robbery to cover up a night of partying and vandalizing a gas station. tomorrow morning on "today" you can hear more of matt lauer's exsi part of having a gun pointed to his head. he admitted to still being intoxicated when he gave an interview to billy bush. >> that didn't happen and that's why i overexaggerated that part. >> why did you do that? >> i don't know why. you know, it was still hours after the incident happened. i was still intoxicated. >> lochte and the three teammates who were with him that night could still face sanctions from usa swimming and the international olympic committee. more of matt lauer's exclusive interview monday morning on "today." severe weather hitting communities hard from the midwest to texas. for more t

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laura: the rio olympic games are in full tilt in brazil, where some of the best athletes in the world have achieved greater success, while others have fallen off in dramatic fashion. the bbc's covering events throughout the games and a short time ago i spoke with our correspondent in rio. the american swimmer michael phelps gets a 19th medal. what is the reaction in rio? julia: well, laura, i think more amazement at michael phelps' performance and his career. it is really his comeback after having announced his retirement after london 2012, and then having a difficult couple of years. you may remember he was caught drinking and driving a couple of times, and it wasn't very clear when he announced he was coming back to the olympics, coming back to rio, a bit of a surprise. it was amazing to see him get yet another medal. his world record in medals is far beyond previous records. we will probably see him collect perhaps even more. today there was lots of attention to the men's synchronized diving that just finished, and we have seen a g.b. team get the bronze. lots of expectation on the

holds true and they lose, the indians would have a 2.5 game lead going into action day three of the rio olympic games, men's basketball. no sweat. >>> taking on venezuela -- >>> 200-meter butterfly semifinals, michael phelps was just fine, he gets himself into the finals, finished second, he will swim in his fifth olympics 200-meter butterfly, coming up tomorrow night, or tuesday night actually, and he will go for his 20th career gold-medal. amazing. women's 200-meter freestyle. >>> semifinals, misty franklin who was so great in london has been so slow in this pool, she did not make it into the final, finals. second in her heat, and she already had the gold-medal at these olympic games. >>> 100-meter breaststroke, huge night for two u.s. olympic rookies, 19-year-old lilly king set a new olympic record, 1:04.93, katie miley takes the bronze. >>> women's 100-meter backstroke, only 19 years old, her olympic first appearance, she ends upit takes the silver in that event. >>> 100-meter backstroke, dominated by the united states. since the '96 olympic games, they did it again, ryan murphy keeps the u

a live look at baja olympic park in rio. one of four clusters around the city. the world is getting ready to tune in. >> and much like other olympic cities of the past rio is frantically getting ready just to host this epic party and guess who is in rio for us. nbc bay area jessica aguirre at the olympic park. jessica, what do you think? first impressions? how is it down there? >> oh, it is fantastic. welcome to brazil. i am in olympic park. i'm in the city of rio de janiero. marvelous city as they call it. it is the first south american city to host the olympic games. raj, as you know normally when you think of rio you think of samba and carnival and its beautiful landmarks and now this city is garnering attention for holding the most coveted international sporting event. it is rio's spiritual icon, christ the redeemer, whose outstretched arms welcome all who visit as it blesses its native people and the panoramic landscape below it. >> the monument also represents the friendliness of the brazilian people to all the visitors that come here. >> reporter: standing

. >>> and olympic glory, the incredible thrill of victory here in rio. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt" reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >>> good evening from copacabana beach as we begin the last weekend of the 2016 summer games. the fact that we are here in brazil reporting our top story tonight carries a certain degree of irony, because for all the worries about zika in the buildup to the rio olympics, it has traveled to florida raising new red flags tonight after five locally transmitted cases were identified. a new travel warning women against travel to two areas in miami. word of new cases now threatens to deliver a blow to the area's vibrant tourist industry. nbc's kerry sanders has details. >> reporter: miami beach early this morning in a cloud of insecticide, but with so many high-rises, planes can't swoop down to spray. at risk, public health, and a $24 billion tourism industry. >> tourism is a driving force of our economy and this industry has the full support of o

mongolia, that didn't change the score. >>> and when we come back, the american brothers in rio who take olympicevel. >> go usa! >> usa! >>> finally tonight, it's been a thrilling couple of weeks here in rio, and the spirit of the games extends well beyond the pool and the track, to the stands, where fans from all over the globe converge on what really is one of the world's great sporting events. tonight ron mott meets a couple of brothers from texas who define olympic pride. >> reporter: if synchronized spirit were an olympic sport, these brothers would surely medal. >> i have over 206 signatures. >> reporter: after all, they've already amassed a stash, participation medals, that is, part of their collection of memorabilia from every summer games they have been to and then some. >> you can see the burn from the smoke on here. it was a big flame. >> reporter: the torches, autographs, of course, pins. >> 1972, 1976, 1980. >> reporter: and wait for it -- one of them is named rome, after the 1960 hosts. how did this whole olympic craze start with you two? >> well, my mother was a national champion.

olympic flame (adlib) >>> a live look outside. it's almost lunchtime in rio. the olympic flame there is going to be a big day. basketball and men's gymnastics starts the olympic games today. the hot pick in rio last night, attend the opening ceremony, and we caught up with a lucky family that made the trip to rio. the family, just amy and the kids watching last night, they were among hundreds of bay area fans who were in rio. social media crowned a new heart throb of the olympic games. wait until you see this. the flag bearer from tonga. shirtless, oiled body created a frenzy on twitter. he's competing for tonga, the figure athlete from the small country to qualify, and he's also done modelling and sounds like he may be getting new deals after the appearance last night. >>> 70,000 people inside another 3 billion around the world watching the olympic ceremony. supermodel gisele bundchen, and the girl from the song is a real person who was 17 years old when she walked back and forth to the beach when she was spotted by two musicians who made her a national brazil

an early gold medal for team usa as the rio olympics get under way. america's best competing in the water, on the beach and on the field after last night's spectacular opening ceremo scary moments after a railing gives way at a concert injur dozens. >>> state of siege. richard engel on the new intense battles in syria as insurgents try to liberate hundreds of thousands in a city cut off by government forces. >>> fearing zika. couples in florida now putting off plans to have children. >>> the comeback. the american athlete who made it

"team usa" as the olympics come to >>> back out to rio we go. a live look at the olympic flame.night we know who will lead team usa as the olympics come to an end tomorrow night. >> all the athletes have worked very hard, this one has worked really hard. jessica aguirre, who is it going to be, jess? >> reporter: well, peggy and terry, remember, we're going from the best swimmer in the world to the best gymnast in the world. michael phelps carried the american flag into the opening ceremony at maracana stadium. today we learned simone biles will be carrying it into maracana stadium again, but this time for the closing ceremony. it will be the first u.s. gymnast, the second actually u.s. gymnast to carry the american flag in either the opening or closing ceremony. the last time that happened was 1936. biles saying she's very honored and privileged to do it. we'll get to see that tomorrow night. it's going to be very, very exciting. the one thing i'm curious about, as you look at the video, that's a really big, long pole. michael phelps is a really tall man. simone biles is smaller

stopped from flying home from the rio olympics. first, ambulances rushed to the scene of a huge explosion in turkey this thursday. 14 seriously wounded. the blast occurred near ap station in the eastern city of al aziz. a car bomb killed three people and wounded dozens more in the eastern province. for more, we speak live to our istanbul correspondent. david, what more do we know about this latest blast? 170 people are believed to have been injured in the blast. three killed and 14 of those injured in serious condition in hospital. the blast itself appears to have been a suicide bombing. bombers hit a car. not statedave so far who they believed to be responsible, and it appears to be the work of the kurdistan workers party. it was a suicide bombing, a car bombing in the target was a police headquarters similar to recent attacks. the greek foreign ministry says it has received an official extradition request for eight military personnel. what is the latest on the crackdown after the coup attempt? >> the turkish foreign ministry has

rio..... the u-s olympic committee says it happened in rio de janeiro sunday morning. the four u-s athletes were in a taxi that was pulled over by robbers posing as police. lochte says the robbers ordered everyone to get to the ground. he says he initially refused....but one of the robbers then put a gun to his forehead. the attackers took the athletes' wallets and cellphones, but no one was injured. also... a tornado ripped through sunday afternoon as parts of the country continue to experience extreme weather. this timelapse video was captured by karen madrigal from her 39th floor apartment in the binondo district. madrigal said she was "terrified" by the twister and that she plans to stay indoors with her family until the weather improves. and.. this video shows a last-minute rescue during the flooding in baton rouge saturday. they tried to break a car window, but they couldn't. so one of the rescuers jumped into the water and pulled her out....just before her car went under. that's when told the rescuer that her dog was still in the vehicle. other emergency respond

goes for his second gold medal of the rio olympics.he will aim for a historic third title in the relay. backa says it is ready to a cease-fire in aleppo, syria, this is the footage of a young boy's rescued from the aftermath of airstrikes pose a haunting reminder of the war. germany's integration debate heats up. interior minister says he supports a partial ban.

the rio olympics started with world-wide worries, but many people are saying things went better than they thought. wisn 12 news' deirdre fitzpatrick has our final wrap up from olympics park. natural beauty but rio de janeiro faced ugly fears of zika, dirty water and its ability to pull off south america's first olympics. desite all the controversy over water quality, zika these games have been really well produced and enjoyed. >> if team usa's women were a country, they'd rank 3rd in the medal count for golds. >> i'm not sure i'll feel normal again. t by simone biles, team gold for the final five. a 3rd consecutive gold for cyclist kristin armstrong. the first ever us women's gold triathlon for gwen jorgensen and another american first, a women's sweep in the 100 meter hurdles. ashton eaton, only the 3rd man to repeat gold in decathlon and michael phelps lived up to the hype. >> i can't even wrap my head around 28 medals. that's just insane. leaving usa swimming's future to 19 year old katie ledecky and an uncertain future for four swimmers after a bathroom incident seen around the wo

olympic zone. she fights for her home town, her country and recognition. in rio clarissa shields is fighting for another gold medal. meet a track and field star a when people ask me what it's like to win an olympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you. your bronze. your silver. your gold. and liberty mutual insures them all. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. >> reporter: checking the medal count team usa blowing away the field in rio. 28 gold, 28 silver and 27 bronze. the americans remain atop the great britain second. women's boxing made it's olympic debut in london with clarissa shields of michigan to become the first american woman to win gold. fighting for more than just medals in rio. olympic zone's ann thompson has their story. >> reporter: this is what it means to fight like a girl in 2016. mikhaila myer. from flint michigan clarissa shields. >> i can go the whole full round and i won't get tired. >> worse comes to worse. >> somebody is going down. but it's not me. >> reporter: they are americ

we are live in rio next. >>> the rio olympics are history. the 2016 summer games wrapping up with the traditional closing ceremony which included a giant samba party. the 46th gold for team usa and the rio games ended, ryan lochte was still making news. admitting he quote overexaggerated the rio robbery story. we have christina mcfarlane live in rio with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christine. the closing ceremony was very much like the games itself. a power cut ahead of the show had us holding our breath. it was carnival and samba. the memorable moments were the athletes enjoying the night. simone biles being stopped every few seconds to have a selfie taken. the surprise package not from brazil, but japan. primary shinzo abe emerging from the middle dressed head to toe as super mario to take the baton from rio 2016 and push forward to tokyo 2020. it is the games that pulled off against the back drop of economic and financial concerns. the russian doping crisis and remember the green pool? it was great to see brazil en

in rio de janeiro, brazil, for the olympics.and women's. they will battle for gold. and team usa says they have an advantage no one else has. the schuylkill river. >> boat house has a on the of history. >> reporter: he's powered his way to rio. part of the men's rowing team. >> learning to row behind the casinos in atlantic city at night is something i'll never forget. kind of all the different lights shimmering down on the bay. >> reporter: he also spent plenty of time rowing in philly. it's a legendary challenge. . >> it's craziness. it's madness. boats are everywhere. >> reporter: it's also perfect practice for rio. the rowing team trains in princeton and those aren't the only members from our area. glenn o'connell is from philly. we have so many local athletes here in rio de janeiro competing and trying to get a gold, silver or bronze. we want to show you all of those athletes. there's a way you can take a look at it all and try to find your favorite. we are tracking those athletes and you can watch them during the games wit

rio. she joins us with more on the business of olympic gambling. . >>reporter: good evening from rio de janeiro. a gorgeous night at olympic park, packed with people. tends inside the aquatic center behind me getting ready to watch-phelps hopefully go for more gold in just under 30 minutes. as you said, it is not just medal apparently writing in these olympics. i don't know if you know this but the last time bedding was officially allowed on olympic games was back in 2000. for rio 2016, that has all changed. the olympics are all about reading for your country. but you people still feel strongly enough to lay money on >> welcome to rio! >>reporter: for the first time since the games in sydney making a wager in vegas is legal. it was month, place until arizona senator john mccain pushed to ban betting on college sports. the compromise was a ban on olympic bedding and now 16 years later it happens in basic is being talked about in rio. >> i don't like it but i think it should be free to do that. i don't like it because t in brazil we don't have this cult

chances and if sunday looks any better in just a bit. >>> you know what that music means, the olympics in rio here is a live look at the olympic flame casting its glow on rio de janeiro. a brazilian marathon runner used the torch to light the cauldron before it was raised to the top of maracana stadium last night. it was during the opening ceremony on nbc 10 that brazil showed off its past, present and future in a dazzling spectacle. the largest group of athletes to march in the parade of nations team u.s.a. certainly ready to go for the gold. nbc olympic correspondent jennifer bourque listen reports. >> reporter: for the first time ever the summer games opened to a south american beat. brazil shining in the olympic spotlight sharing its traditions and history with the world. >> they've done a great job for the olympics. >> reporter: supermodel gisele bundchen providing the style and brace. this marathoner lighting the cauldron to open the 2016 rio games. for team u.s.a. led by flag bearer michael phelps. >> being my fifth olympics it's an honor and dream come true. >> that dream quickly shif

we'll have races, and the winners could be going to the rio olympics. curity problems on the border of south sudan, and the olympic stadium where they will be competing in just a few days is quite extraordinary. some of them didn't have any kit when they arrived at the camp. it had to be donated. some runners for the shorter distances when they were given spikes to run on the track, they thought that was just a running shoe and went and trained in the hill ngong with that. so the coach said most athletes it takes around five years to take that athlete to the highest level. he had eight months, and they're going to be competing at the biggest stage. >> this is a team that all eyes will be watching. there's so much excitement for them. >> yeah, it is quite the story. david, just a great story for you to cover. we appreciate that. >> thank you. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell. "early start" is next here. for other viewers around the world, "newsroom" continues with max foster in london. thanks for being with us. >> you h

show you where and what this cat's doing. >>> don't miss a goal, a stroke or a spike from the 2016 rio olympic games. 5 to watch is your inside track to local athletes and exclusive coverage. the action may be live from rio but you can stay up to date wherever you are. =reveal= ford is now developing driverless cars. and it's happening at its office in palo alto. >>> happening now, ford is now developing driverless cars and it's happening at its office in palo alto. the idea is to use the driverless cars for ride sharing. we have posted the story to our website. >>> gold medallist simone biles met up with her crush, actor zach efron met up with the athlete in rio. more news after this break. a mountain lion -- caught leaping over a six-foot fence. you're looking at video recently >>> a mountain lion caught leaping over a six foot fence. you are looking at video recently captured from a home surveillance cammia in santa cruz. before the leap the mountain lion can be seen searching for a way out. this cat has a monitoring collar which means he is monitored by the puma project, the group collects

olympic games. nancy chen live in rio for the olympics. checking with nancy tonight on 7 news after the games and throughout the olympics. >> anchor: moving on and big news out of patriots training camp. julian edleman limps off the field during today's practice. he was just cleared by team doctors to participate in training camp. edleman isn't the only one trey daerr with more details from gillette. >> injuries tough. the game of football is not always easy on your body. there are a lot of things out of your control. >> reporter: those words never more evident as julian edleman exited the field appearing to reaggravated his left foot in practice. >> he's probably one of the most competitive guys. he's part of the heart and soul of the team. >> reporter: an unrivaled competitor with unquestioned toughness. pushing his limits too soon. creating another level of uncertainty for the patriots in training camp. >> it's my teammate. you want him to be as healthy as possible. at the end of the day we can't stop playing football. >> edleman in the

taking you back out live to rio -- the olympic flame -- burning strong in the city's revitalized >>> rio, the olympic flame here burning strong in the city's revitalized port area. brazil a nation with such a rich history. when you go to public the history, it can't be all work, no play, terry. >> one thing that rio is known for is steak houses. who is that customer? i do believe that's jessica aguirre, tweeting out this picture, having a heck of a time. >> that's right. >> on the company's tab. >> it looks like a nice dinner there, looks like a good time. >> reporter: actually that was work. that was research. so there was no playing around there at all. i actually went to a chew churrascura. the gauchos would put a skewer to the fire and cook meat. they cook 15 different types of meats and customers can try them all, they cook it the gaucho way. it was amazing. i'm going to let you in on letting you see that a little bit later in the week so you can see how they do it. they showed me how to skewer the meat. so it was all for research, i was researching the project. >> well done. the

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praising the u-s medal haul at the rio olympics. he sent out a tweet saying-- "final win for phelps. world record for ledecky. three number-one finishes for biles." the tweet also said-- "that's how team usa gets america to one-thousand golds. way to make history."the u-s took its one-thousandth olympic gold on thursday... when swimmer simone manuel won her race. singer adele says... "no thank you" to an offer to perform at the next super bowl. bowl.she told her fans at a concert in l-a this weekend... that she was offered a ?halftime performing slot.?but she said the super bowl halftime show... is ?not? about music.adele also said... she's ?not? beyonce... and from her fans.the nfl -- and super bowl sponsor ?pepsi? -- issued a joint statement yesterday.it says... the companies are "big fans of adele," but they haven't made a "formal offer" to anyone for next year's half time show. super bowl 51 will be held in houston on february 5-th. reax over vo still ahead this morning--- americans using ?restraint?... when it comes to spending

olympic gold medalist in that event. she won it in london in 2012. >> ladies and gentlemen, the anthem of the united states of america. ?? ?? >> teammates, close friends, medalists tonight in rio, biles and raisman. that brings us to a look at the medal count of day six. presented by m journeys toward olympic gold. another big day and night for the americans, with five golds overall. while the united states owns more gold medals than any other country in olympic history, fiji won a gold in rugby for its first medal of any kind. a nation with a population less than delaware, fiji loves rugby like no other sport. children grow up with a ball in their hands. entire villages huddle around radios and small tvs to listen play. and today, fans packed the 15,000-seat national stadium. there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for raisman, came on a a

the "cbs overnight news" will >>> russian swimmer with a history of doping making waves at the rio olympics after winning a medal. she had been banned from competing but was allowed into the games days ago after a an appeal. ben tracy is in rio. >> reporter: she swam in lane five right next to her american rival, lilly king. and by the time they touched the wall, the russian who had served a 16 month suspension for doping won a silver medal. coming in second to the 19-year-old american. the grudge match between the two began over the weekend. when they engaged in a fierce finger shakeoff. lilly king said afterward, you're shaking your finger for number one and you have been caught for drug cheating. i'm just not a fan. >> she's justified the. holding back about having known dopers in the pool. >> during these games there will probably be people who miss the podium to people who don't deserve to be on the podium. that's wring. russia submitted 389 athletes for the rio games, only 271 were approved to compete by the international olympic committee. in the past several days, eight russian athl