it was a trio for uc berkeley olympic rookie ryan murphy.f athletes their universities are grooming and training. >> at cal we developed a culture where we love the process, and that is definitely one of the keys to our success. we wake up at 5:00, we're in the water at 6:00 and, you know, there's no verbal moaning or complaining, oh, we got to get in here. it is like, let's do this. >> three-time gold medalist ryan murphy says it is that culture that puts you on the podium. >> if you buy into what they're telling and you communicate, they could set up an individualized plan for you and take it from there. >> reporter: stanford's alex masiales made history twice, winning a silver for individual men's foil and bronze in team. >> it is an amazing feeling to go to school at such a prestigious background not only academically but obviously athletically as well. >> reporter: so far the cardinal has 17 medals, cal has 20,xb7q they're not done yet. here in rio they earn them together as part of team usa. rauj and janell. >>> bay area athletes rule

. >> but researchers at uc- berkeley say olympic organizers may crave our cold conditions as global warming gets worse. the new study suggests that by 2085, no place in latin america or africa will be able to host the summer games thanks to climate change. the cal scientists point to san francisco as the only city cold enough to sponsor the competition and they hope people start paying attention to the topic. >> the results weren't surprising but i guess when they are put in the context of something that people are -- that's on people's mind right now like the olympics, it's sort of, um, um, brings it to people's attention. >> the researchers do admit their study is based on aggressive climate change models. >>> time now 4:45. here's roberta with a check of weather. >> i'm stunned that they are spending all this money on research for 2085 for the olympics. economically they are not any more -- they're failing. they are not any more positive results or the end result economically for a city after they leave. they are still bankrupt. the cities are bankrupt after the olympics. >> a lot of iss

olympics is just a terrible idea. >> reporter: andrew rose is an economist at uc berkeley. ly every olympics is grossly over budget and leaves the host city with billions in debt. >> if this is such a terrible deal for these cities, why do so many cities seem to want to do this. >> most of the time the people who are in charge of bidding and getting the olympics are not around when the bill comes to pay for them. the olympics entails building a large number of facilities that are essentially never used again. >> reporter: the list is legendary. empty and rotting olympic facilities span the globe. the only thing swimming in the aquatic center in athens are frogs. beijing's rogue and kayaking course is bone dry. its famed birds nest stadium used most often as a nearly half billion dollar track for tourists on segues. the sochi winter games were russia's show of force. an estimated $55 billion made it the most expensive games ever. and made cost a big concern for future hosts. 11 cities bid on the 2004 summer olympics. but just five offered to host the 2020 games. only two citi

uc berkeley student kathleen baker. the team took home the gold. >> representing the usa is the greatest honor. >> amazing describes what happened in the men's four by 100 meter relay. michael phelps's final olympic race. ryan murphy started off breaking the world record for the 100 meter backstroke and helping protelemichael phelps to the gold medal. followed by uc berkeley grade nathan adrian who clinched the gold. >> nothing pumps me up more than seeing this guy. i hope we build on it. >> he now has 28 olympic medals, 23 gold. more than any olympian ever. he said he is ready for something different. >> it's not the end of a career. it's the beginning of a new journey. i'm looking forward to it. >> once again on the medal stand, standing alone in the history boxes. nbc bay area news. >> it has been an honor swimming with you. one more gold! >> pretty cool moment with his teammates after their gold medal performance. michael phelps and fellow swimmers begged him to come back. we heard people say they were retiring and later it is not to be the case. the greatest of all time in the pool said it's a wrap. he's done. >> here's a closer look at his career. we mentioned he has 28 gold medals and he h

olympics is a terrible idea. >> reporter: andrew rose is an economist at uc berkeley. ery olympic is grossly overbudgeted and leaves the host city with billions in debt. if this is such a terrible deal for these cities why do so many cities seem to want to do this? >> most of the time the people who are in charge of bidding and getting the olympics are not around when the bill comes to pay for them. the olympics entails building a large number of facilities that are essentially never used again. >> reporter: the list is legendary. empty and rotting olympic facilities now span the globe. the only thing swimming in the aquatics center in athens are frogs. beijing's rogue and kayaking course is bone dry. 's the famed bird's nest stadium is used most often as nearly 500,000 track for tourists on seg segways. the sochi's winter games show of forces and $55 billion made it the most expensive games ever and makes the cost a big concern for future hosts. eleven cities bid on the 2004 olympics and only five to host the 2012 games and at least bidding on the 2022 olympics. beijin

olympic games. stanford athletes won 27 medal and competitors from uc berkeley won 21.the schools combine total of 48 medal would make the two university the world fifth best athletic nation at the international game behind russia with 56 modete medal and germany won 42. >>> straight from her gold medal win in rio gabby douglas heading to atlantic city to help judge the miss america pageant. she will join mark cuban from shark tank and actress sarah foster operate judge's panel. chris harrison from the bachelor returning to host. ooevt you can watch the miss america competition sunday september 11th over on abc 7. >>> when we come back here. olympic moment that you may not have seen. >> why an american pole vaulter suddenly stopped right before introducing new olay eyes. a collection for the look of every eye concern. lift depuff brighten smooth or ultimately all of it. eyes express every emotion, not your age. new olay eyes. ageless. >>> we want to share with you an olympic highlight you might have missed but really it's worth watching. pole vaulter was running down th

to train the new legends aquatics center on the campus of uc- berkeley started filling up over the weekend. >>reporter: return from the olympics to cal brought on 19 models assistant coach the swim team has been hampered by too many trying hours and not enough time that tall will fill a large gap for those to john the new ledges aquatics center some of which made significant delays is to make it a reality it will be ready for the next olympians in late september. >>darya: charges from some and now. watch out for the bat she was the queen bee of this show she won eight the rest a lifetime total of awards to 25 she was not the only big hen she was the opener of the show she went on to perform three more times during the show she wrapped up by accepting the michael jackson video vanguard award a scary scene in reports of an active shooter at the airport passengers sent running we will explain what triggered a false alarm everyone is talking about with colin said or what he refused to do at the preseason game. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you ne

uc berkeley black community. >>> ryan lochte said that he and three teammates were robbed yesterday morning by gunmen that were posing as police officers. the olympic officials say that ryan lochte and the others were in a taxi coming back from a party and they were stopped and robbed by me and they were flashing police badges. the robbers ordered them on the ground and ryan lochte refused and the robber pointed a gun to his head, and the thieves stole their wallets and left. ryan lochte won the gold-medal and in a statement issued late last night he thanked the fans for their concerns and says he is ready to, home and start mapping out his plan for the 2020 olympics. >>> 6:56 am. >>> the giants open to bounce back after losing to the orioles, 8-7. johnny cueto started the game and pitching well, and then hitting this solo homer in the fourth and the giants added four runs into the feat for a 7-1 to lead to the game, but then they blew the lead by giving up seven runs. and the big three-run homer to jonathan shook in the ninth, -- jonathan shook it up in the night. >>> and ryan vogelsong has recovered from a horrifying injury, and he signed as a fr

olympics swim team secured the gold in the 4 x 100 relay. michael phelps added a 19th gold medal to his collection. and 28-year-old uc berkeleyterfly as part of her comeback after having a baby. >> i'm so happy. time wise maybe not so much. to get -- to be be in that field and racing sara. to be at the olympics again it's amazing. and all i wanted was to get a medal. i'm extremely happy. >> it's her second medal in rio. she won silver in the 4 x 100 freestyle relay. the u.s. women lead every event in the gymnastics qualification. the american women looked almost unstoppable nearly sweeping the qualifying enlts as a team. with simone biles and ally reisman securing a spot. and the ladies team is so far ahead that the russian gymnasts said it's going to be almost impossible to catch up with them. and simone biles proving she may well be the best gymnast of all time. gabby douglas will not be defending her individual all around gold. she's performing well. hushing critics who said she shouldn't have been on the team at all. ladies will be back in rio center arena on tuesday. but the men, they'll be competing this evening. u.s. m

olympics we have a new place to train right here in the bay area. >> today the pulse of the brand- new legends aquatic center at the campus of uc berkeley started tokron 4 jeff pierce has an :xclusive look at the new legends aquatic center at uc berkeley in today atr3many fam training facility for california swimmers. >> it was great to go in and not been in Ñba couple of weeks will be in the water. >> returning from olympians rk from rio de janeiro assistant coach welcomes the new training opportunities for california swimmers. >> eight lanes with 100 m with the olympic talent it is a great opportunity for them to get in and train everyday. >> the california swimming team has an)mó been hampered by not enough 1gx3.r yjmen's and and swimming all sharing one pool so be nice to have some better hours in the pool and a little more flexible on practice time. á 6cjñ they serve the new poll the top of the diving tower. >> in san francisco you can see a lot of the campus with the track stadium. our divers have got a pretty good up here.d/ñzcés#z >> that tower will fill a large gap in training for those who do jump. >> there diving athletes have to tra