: in the 4x beat france and australia to win gold. first time gold medalist, ryan held, broke down while celebrating his first olympic medal. as phelps earned his 23rd. 19 of them, now gold. >> she is going to break it. >> less than an hour earlier, katie ledecky not only beat the competition in the 400 meter frid freestyle but defeated herself,topping her record by two seconds. in gymnastics, the fierce five were back in action. team usa is headed for the team final, after dominating the qualifying round. three time world champion, simone biles, was once again a pint-sized powerhouse. but gabby douglas, hoping to repeat as olympic champion, did not make the cut for the individual all-around. that was less of a shock than this. >> a stunner in rio. after 15 wins, venus and serena williams lost their first of olympics double match. rio's grueling cycling match. she fractured her spine and suffered a concussion, but later tweeted from the hospital that she was super disappointed after best race of my career. the first weekend of the game saw many venues with large swaths of empty sea

arcs france, germany, new zealand and the united kingdom. they're urging travelers in the u.s. to be cautious of mass shootings, police violence and zika virus. the lgbt attitudes are also cited. >>> the daily camera reports a colorado sexual assault case has sparked widespread outrage. 22-year-old austin james wilkerson, could have spent years in prison, but instead, a judge sentenced him to work release and probation. that sentence is drawing comparisons to the former stanford swimmer, brock turner. vladimir at cbn looks at the parallel there is. >> good morning. brock turner received just six months in jail for his sexual assault. a judge in boulder says austin wilkerson can go to work and go to school, while he serves a two year jail sentence. this, after wilkerson admitted he assaulted a woman who prosecutors say was a mehelples >> according to prosecutors, he told friends he was going to take care of a fellow university of colorado student after she had too much to drink. but instead, later admitted to sexually assaulting her. >> we were very proud of the victim in this case, w

memories with jane pauley. >> when gene kelly whisked her away from post-war france to >> suddenly you're in hollywood. >> the stakes overflowed on the plate. there's enough food for a week. >> is it true that once for dessert you ordered another stake? >> yes, that is true. >> a full repast and dessert with leslie caron later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: never give up are words to live by for any olympic marathon runner. the americanly cowan has been watching in action. >> he runs like the wind. maybe even better, he glides. this morning, he's in leo racing for gold. >> i was put here on this earth to touch people's lives. i hear it. many people come say thanks for the innings pir rakes. i saw a lady who was paralyzed, did i a marathon because of you. of the way. >> osgood: conor knighton is on the trail again this morning to a national park whose misleading name could lead you up the wrong tree. >> 1.6 million visitors a year flock to joshua tree national park. a place where the namesake attraction is a bit of a misnomer. >> it's a member of the yucca family, matter of fact th

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misty copeland. and i am unstoppably myself. be unstoppably you. >>> we have breaking news from france, where a court throughout the ban on burkinis, they banned the body covering swimsuits from beaches, the outfit have become tension over the state of islam. debora patta is on the french rivera with the highly charged debate with women not showing skin. debora, good morning. >> reporter: the ban has become a highly charged issue in france, very much on edge after a state of terror attacks over the past year. this summer, the fashion police a l along the french rivera have a new argument, muslim women wearing burkinis. this woman purchased one for her vacation, but is too scared to even go to the beach. instead, she was reduced to taking holiday snapshots of her family from the promenade. i can't go to the beach with my children, she told us. i am here by the sea, but can't go in it. nice banned it after last month's terror attacks, fining women for wearing them or forcing them to dis robe, as seen earlier this week, after police surrounded a woman here, and ordered her to remove her t

to the south of france to visit the home of the legendary fashion designer, christian dior. >> reporter: when christian dior bought this house, he dreamed of creating a perfect retreat in the french coun well. you've just seen the house. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: what do you think? >> it's unbelievable. it's breathtaking. >> reporter: later on "sunday morning," the house of dior. >> osgood: nancy giles gets a lesson in decorating with plant. ben tracy uncovers the art of the matchbox. lee cowan looks up the latest in skyscraper design. london's double-decker buses. we'll have much more besides. first, let's go to don dailier in the newsroom for the sunday morning headlines. >> reporter: good morning. it's august 14, 2016. it was a night of the protests in milwaukee. residents reacted with rocks, bricks, and fires after police shot and killed an armed man during a traffic stop. at least four businesses burned. three arrests were made. the coast guardas around flood-ravaged baton rouge, louisiana. so far, 2,000 rescues and counting. at least three people have died. there's more

loss to france. >> she's off the strip. she got driven out of bounds. >> her dream of an olympic medal comes to a halt. >> ibtihaj muhammad won something bigger. keeping the faith for a new generation of olympians. >> lovely young==topvo== police are investigating a bold early morning smash >>> 8:26. police investigating a early morning smash and grab along fisherman's wharf. they took off with an unknown amount of merchandise. police believe three people were involved. a security guard at the scene said the same store was a target of a break in several months ago. >>> time to check out -- i was going to say monday, tuesday already. >> we see a lot of traffic flow, but today a little lighter. that's great news. we had a chance to look at the south bay. here are the concerns, san mateo and dumbarton bridge, earlier incident on the san mateo bridge pushed more traffic south. now evening out and recovery for the nimitz freeway as well. here is the south bay. earlier we had debris around curtner. that's the worst of the slowdowns. look at the rest of the northbound route, smooth flow from

serbia and france. >> if our defense stays this bad as far as team usa goes, they could get upset in the medal round. >> off the court they've been team usa's biggest supporters congratulating michael phelps, cheering at beach volleyball. singing happy birthday to kerri walsh jennings. and there's so much else to do in rio. sightseeing. going to the beach. even trying their own hand at beach volleyball with the locals while casually sipping from coconuts. going into the quarterback finals this week, the team has scheduled more practices. this is their training center. a week ago jimmy butler did put an instagram photo from here. playing football. wrong sport. and in a line outside of the nba house -- >> you're wearing a clklay thompson jersey. >> big fan. >> we need you to make sure that they are going to bed early. not drinking too much. >> i will. >> that's a relief because their fans -- >> want to support my u.s. team. >> think gold should be a lay-up. the men's team could take a cue from the u.s. women. they won their group games by an average of 40 points. or they could look at how

. police say they believe the athletes left club france at 5:45 a.m. ryan lochte says they were robbed while in a taxi returning to the olympic village. he first told billy bush the taxi was forced from the road. >> we got pulled over in our taxi. and these guys came out with a badge, police badge. >> now he says they stopped to use the men's room in gas station. lochte told matt that a gun was pointed in his direction not as he first said held to his head. >> a guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it. put it to my forehead. he said get down. i put my hands up. whatever. >> according to the documents, lochte telling police there was one robber. feigen said there was more. locke lochte says authorities never asked him to stay in brazil. not the case for lochte's olympic teammates, now stuck in rio until detectives here get to the bottom of exactly what happened. i think you can expect an announcement today and at some stage we're likely to see jimmy feigen meet with brazilian police to answer their questions. >> thank you very much. >>> while all that drama was playing out, the olympic act

lot he of terrorism threats and france in particular. is that hindering people from going over there? >> we did a survey at the beginning of the summer, and 80% of people said they were staying domestic. and the many reason was security concerns. with zika when it came to tropical travel, and because of security in europe, in particular. july and august, which are peak travel times to europe was an unusual sort of opening for bargains out there. pairs and i london and milan, and venice and roam, we're seeing four and five star hotels well under $200 a night now. and airfare bargains as well, particularly for upper class travel. business class, first class tickets. >> well, as they say, it's time to get away, right? claudine, back over to you. >> a view here at gray skies. that's where we're starting this morning. east pay, north pay, along the person insue la. even some patchy drizzle to start the afternoon there. as we get into the afternoon, though, we will have some sunshine. here is another view of oakland and the tribune tower there. these numbers are similar to yesterday. for t

--tiene que regresar a mÉxico también. pasÓ con este gimnasta francÉs. karla: quÉ horror! se preparan toda su vida para este momento, y se quiebra la pierna! ana katy: sÍ, todo el tiempo preparÁndote para estar en unos juegos olÍmpicos, y terminas quedÁndote fuera por una lesiÓn. ¿te gusta el fÚtbol mexicano? karla: claro que me gusta! ana katy: el domingo jugÓ el toluca, que llegaba prÁcticamente sin ningÚn tipo de poder, ante unos tusos que van como lÍderes generales, y que marchaban invictos. pues les echan dos golecitos, y pierde pachuca. dos grandes goles de toluca. karla: es que nunca te puedes confiar. ana katy: asÍ es. terminÓ jugando en contra la suerte al pachuca. como dices, no te puedes confiar. aunque llegues siendo el mejor ante una de las peores de la competencia. ana katy: cuando uno se confÍa, es donde termina acabando todo. en el puebla-santos, sucediÓ una cuestiÓn muy curiosa. no queremos dar malas noticias, pero puras fracturas! el portero se lastimÓ el dedo. terminÓ el partido 0 0, pero marchesÍn se fractura la mano, el portero de santo

lochte says the mugging happened after he and his fellow swimmers left a party in france's hospitality house early sunday morning. this is snapchat video of them partying in rio. the four swimmers got in a cab and say they were pulled over by robbers posing as police. when they ordered lochte to get on the ground, he he said he >> i'm not getting down on the ground. the guy pulled out his gun and i said put up my hoonds. >> reporter: they lost their money and wallets but nobody was hurt. last week, lochte won gold on the u.s. men's relay team but failed to medal in his final race last thursday. >> ryan lochte is off the >> i can tell from ryan locketlochte's mouth the story not true. >> reporter: michael phelps said he felt well-protected in rio. >> most matter where i'm going, you know, i have a team personally who is always looking out for everything and the usa swimming are always making sure we are as protected as can be. >> reporter: but during the flown through the equestrian venue. we went on patrol with a police force when we arrived in june and 40% strike in street crime since

and sculpture, with real people. and in france they call it tableau vivant. >> tableau vivant. it's french. >> tableau labant? >> close. tableau vivant. >> tableau la bon? >> right, you got it. >> i'm going to be in the painting? >> exactly. you'll be in costume and makeup. the curtain will open. the lights come on. and you have to freeze. >> like madonna. strike a pose. >> that's right. >> okay. >> you're going to have to hold still for 90 seconds. you think you can do that? >> that's easy. i do that all the time in the show. i stay for one hour. like that. yes, jimmy, very funny. [ laughter ] i'm standing still, pretending to laugh. yes, boss, whatever you say. ha ha ha! >> this is the show line-up. this is our storyboard. and these are all the pictures of the pieces we're going to recreate on stage tonight. this is by diego rivera. these are men on a construction line. maybe you could be one of those guys. he was chunky like me. i could be him. >> the finale of the show is the last supper by leonardo da vinci. >> yeah. i want to be jesus. >> well, our cast member, or volunteer ca

seconds. that's huge in swimming. michael phelps helped team usa beat reigning champs france ncht 4 by 100 freestyle relay. michael phelps has 23 olympic if you are curious about those markings on fell p's back. it's cupping, recovery me thod used to relieve tension in the muscles and increase blood flow. looks strange. >>> in gymnastics the fierce five are back in action and headed for the final lch gabby douglas did not make the cut for the individual all around. she was hoping to become the first woman in 50 years to repeat as olympic champion. now, as for today, the sailing competition gets if that name rings a bell, it's probably for all the wrong reasons. it's very polluted. smells pretty nasty and they'll put helicopters up in the air to try to spot for trash before the sailers hit it. so, good times here in rio, gayle. >> okay. thank you very much, ben tracy. we'll see you again later on. got it. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton are focussing on the economy as they each campaign today. clinton had a rare moment on friday. preselected reporters at the national association

mean, look what's happened in france over the last few months. i definitely don't feel safer than i did eight years ago. >> what about your family? you talk about these issues at the dinner table. >> yeah. >> how does it evening you personally? >> i'm a psycho therapist, i'm very careful how much my children get to watch the news. there is so much violence going on not only abroad but our own country. i work very carefully to make sure that they get information, if they can through me first before they hear it on the school bus in the morning. >> debra, we see these polls, this monmouth university poll way of life under threat. 61%. do you feel that way? >> absolutely. >> why? >> we are in a time where lawlessness is abounding. just in our own country alone since 9/11 up until recently orlando, how can we say that we are safer? i mean this warfare that is being fought, we are fighting and ideological warfare of islamic extremists. so how do you fight that? which presidential candidate is best equipped in understanding the nature of this war and what truly fuels the hatred in the name of

she'd win by almost 3 minutes. if she were a cyclist in the tour de france she'd win the race by almost 40 minutes. >> the only thing really comparable in recent memory is what secretariat did in the belmont stakes. >> unbelievable! an amazing performance! >> reporter: she's even leaving fellow swimmers in awe. michael phelps calls her a stud. >> she's obviously in a league of her own. >> reporter: her range astonishing to teammates like medalists cody miller and ryan held. is that like being a great marathoner and being usain bolt at the same time? >> yeah, basically, yeah. >> yeah, she crushes it every time. >> reporter: not only pushing barriers but chugging past them. >> you see she has perfect alignment. if you watch her hand go in the water there's almost no splash. it's textbook beautiful swimming. >> now we're going to do a little bit of a demonstration here. assume that i'm katie ledecky and we're running a mile-long race which is often determined by inches. now, i've just crossed the finish line and all the way back there is our producer, robert zapata, simulating the n

took my wallet. >> witnesses say ryan lochte left pub france in the early hours and got in a cab. they bought popcorn outside the club. and looked normal, she says. then heading home. on this route lochte says he and his three teammates were forced off the road. it was near a gas station. the swimmers handing over money. >> my cell phone, my credential but took my wallet and all of the guys cash. >> this former mess chief knows the area. >> you think it's possible to whoever stopped the vehicle knew who was in the vehicle. >> it's possible. >> he will be interviewed, investigating a high profile armed robbery after a largely crime-free olympics. tweeding thank you for your love and support. and ryan lochte saying he is looking forward to getting home so he can map out his future with a night representing team usa and tokyo 2020. ryan lochte stood up to these guys, that was a brave and dangerous thing to do. >> no question. they tell you to do the opposite. no matter wa country you're in. thank you. we should mention billy will have much more with brian lochte tonight on "access hollywo

lochte left club france in the early hours of the morning and got in a cab. they had bought popcorn just outside of the club. and looked normal, she says. then heading home to the athletes village. somewhere on this route lochte says he and his three teammates were forced off the road. it was near a gas station. the swimmers handing over money. >> he left my cell phone and my credential but took my wallet and all of the cash. >> reporter: this former police chief knows the area. you think it's possible whoever stopped the vehicle knew who was in the vehicle. >> it's possible. >> reporter: the athletes will be interviewed, police say, investigating a high profile armed robbery after a largely crime-free olympics. overnight, gunny tweeting thank you for your love and support and ryan lochte is looking forward to getting home to map out a route to represent usa in tokyo. he stood up to these guys. it was a brave and dangerous thing to do. >> no question about it. they tell you to do just the opposite. no matter what country you're in. keir, thank you very much. we should mention billy

their 119-62 victory. wow! and the u.s. women's soccer team topped france. carli lloyd's goal backing the solid net minding for a 1-0 win. among today's action, michael phelps returns to the pool. those are your headlines. >> net-minding. i haven't heard that. the rules at these concerts with, if somebody throws you a bag of candy, don't eat the whole thing. >> just eat one. >> i don't know anything about that. hey, good morning! a little bit humid outside for you yesterday? did you notice? guys? guess no. >> a little bit. >> man, i thought it was crazy. it's going to get better today, across a lot of the northeast. not down to the southeast. we have a lot of rain. this is going to be an story for the entire week. we have a system developing here, could become tropical, maybe some sort of a tropical storm. nonetheless, it's going to bring a lot of rain, some spots well over a foot of rain, and that means kind of a prolonged flooding event. the front we saw yesterday that brought the big storms moving across the mid-atlantic into the northeast, that's clear today. far less humid. but w

after lochte says they left a party at france's hospitality house and were robbed at gun point by men posing as police. >> they pulled us over. they pulled out their guns. they told the other swimmers to get down on the ground. >> rep rio police went to the athletes village looking to further question lochte and teammate jimmy feigen. a brazilian judge ordered their passports seized because of discrepancies in their stories. she says lochte claims they were robbed by one person who stoeld $400 from him. feigen said they were robbed by several people. the judge noted the swimmers do not appear to be shaken up in the security video despite lochte's dramatic account of the lobbery. >> the guy pulled out his gun. recocked it. put it to my forehead. said get down. i put my hand up. i said whatever. >> lochte won gold in rio as a member of the relay team. his lawyer said he is back in the united states and cooperated fully when first questioned in brazil. jimmy feigen is here in brazil, federal police have been told at the airport not to allow him to board a plane. lochte's attorney says lo

devastating loss to france. >> she's off the strip. she got driven out of bounds. >> her dream of an olympic medal comes to a halt. something bigger. keeping the faith for a new generation of olympians. >> lovely young la i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... orations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. in florida, people are working hard, just to get by. but in washington - o stopped showing up for work. let us down. i'm patrick murphy and enough's enough. i'm proud to work with president obama. to protect social security and a woman's right to choose. and grow this economy so it works for all of us. i'm patrick murphy and i approve this message because i'll never stop working for you. >>> it has been another rainy and more consistently has pushed

quickly came to an end with a devastating loss to france. >> she's off the strip. she got driven out of bounds. >> her dream of an olympic medal comes to a halt. something bigger. keeping the faith for a new generation of olympians. ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ?? >>> we're back now 8:30 on this tuesday morning. it's the 9th of august, 2016. those are some of the team welcome dancers who perform for athletes at the olympic village around here. we're happy to have them with us on copacabana beach. >> by the way, they have moves. they have moves. we're right here. >> i'm good. >> see how cold it is. >> it's not that cold. >> find out. it feels great. >> how are you? nice to see you. >> that's lovely. fantastic. >> coming up, i hear you guys are going to experience cupping, right? >> cupping is this thing that leaves these round welts or bruises on some of the athletes. it's a form of physical therapy and we're going to figure out exactly what it's all about. yes, we may be trying it well. also, keir simmons is going to take us to the amazon. the nut goes 200 feet up in a tree. >> looks beautiful.

europe. we learned frer jacques from france. >> practice at the keyboard. one or two times a week, 30-45 minutes at a time. >> can anybody teach this? >> yeah, if they're willing to work at it. i would say the only people who can't teach this are people who probably shouldn't be teaching at all. >> lercari is in constant contact with her music teachers. if a technique works in one classroom, she believes it will work in another. but in all the schools, the key is finding teachers who care as much as she does. teachers like pat sylvain-little. >> pat is one of the most beautiful teachers i've ever worked with. so many kids in new orleans need a way out of no way. and she makes sure they find it. nobody fails in her hands. >> thank you. it's an a. so we can c to a, f to a. >> i can tell you she saw every child every day. and we watched the ranking of this school go straight up. her kids can do anything. >> she says, if it weren't for these classes most of her students would never play the piano. >> parents will say, i didn't even know my child was studying the piano. >> let alone ha

. >> american women steam rolled france winning their semifinal match getting set to face spain round. and finally a relay redo for the american women initially failing to qualify in the 4x100 meter relay after allyson felix made contact with a brazilian runner. >> they dropped the stick. >> causing this botched baton handoff but americans were allowed to run again. >> she has the baton. >> in take two, americans managed to qualify for tonight's finals. remain unchanged. u.s. and china, great britain and china. u.s. with a commanding lead there. take a look at that number for team usa. 100 through thursday. the fourth straight summer games of 100 medals or more. how much do we love that? and coming up today, the men's and women's 4x100 relay. the gold medal match in women's soccer. it will be sweden versus germany. the game to watch for sure. you mentioned that gold for ashton eaton in the decathlon. the world's greatest athlete is on with us at copacabana beach. can we just say the world's greatest athlete times two. how does it feel the second time around? >> i'm a little bit

soccer stadium. usa and france at 4:00. temperature is 75 and sunny. heading to copacabana beach. we have beach volleyball. men's volleyball today. usa and qatar. 84 degrees. tomorrow, women's volleyball. u.s. and poland. 79 degrees and lots of sunshine. elsewhere across our country. we have a cold front and humid in the northeast. we will see thunderstorms continuing to develop as we go into the afternoon. very unsettled across northern florida and the gulf coast. we could see up to 10 to 12 inches of rain. still dealing with the monsoon season in the southwest. we could see more heavy rain. 1 to 2 inches possible. on sunday, we stay in the upper 80s and low 90s and unsettled >>> good saturday morning to you. we have fog and clouds this morning. that's going to make for a cooler start to the day and a lot of us are not going to see clearing until 11:00 this morning. going to be a a nice, comfortable start. once again, the afternoon, temperatures warm up, 60s for the most part and temperatures warm as clouds break up. 80 is where we're headed today in san jose. 72 in oakland, 64

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pan. >> exactly. salt, pepper and in france we love butter. >> how long does that have to cook in the pan. >> pretty quick. >> very quick. >> welcome back. >> very, very easy to do at home. very easy. you have to do the sauce. >> could you substitute another fish for >> you can put salt, for example. you can put -- >> the sauce that goes on top to plate it, is that raisins? >> garlic, onions, butter. >> this is what that looks like when it cooks down? this. >> you have the banana on the base. >> we are getting forks ready. >> thank you. you have the fish. >> and the sauce. >> the sauce. it's like sweet and sour. >> amazing. >> unlike mr. lauer. >> we are going to taste -- >> what's this one right >> dana: hi there it is 8:56 am on this wednesday morning and we have a lot of luck in the air from nevada coming from the storm system that blew a lot of dust through arizona yesterday. this is the time lapse photography out of phoenix arizona. they also actually have an for this called a -- and we have that from these storms. they fired up yesterday afternoon in arizona. kelly curran, when

august 1st. so if it's august, what does it mean? mika is in the south of france. so this year only two months. she's actually not. she's very sick. not very sick but anyway, she can't talk so she'll be in tomorrow, i'm sure. and manager editor bloomberg politics and the co-host with all due respect airs at 6:00 p.m. on nbc. how are you doing? >> good morning, joe. lots to discuss. >> we'll have fun with video tape. we may be calling this show fun with video tape. you'll get what trump says about putin and hilary said about e-mails. >> it's the warner walt episode. >> i was here last night myself splicing it and it's going to be exciting. also, the news and finance anchor at yahoo! she has been in the south of france. >> i've been on maternity leave. >> in the south of france. how do you handle that? that's good. >> the kid speaks french though. >> and also the president of the council on foreign relations, the man that never sleeps. and washington senior political editor and white house co correspondent for the washington post. how do you unwind everything that happened? i thought

thursday. they'll be back in action tomorrow against france, which is a powerhouse. >> that's right. three stars of team usa are with us now from just up the road. natalie? goalkeeper hope lo carli lloyd and forward crystal dunn. ladies, good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good to see you. hope, let's start with you. how important -- i mean, you've got an enormous track record here at the olympics. how important is it to get off to a great start like the one you got off to with new zealand? >> i would say that -- well, it's incredibly important, but i think this is the best start in all of the olympics that i've participated in. i think this is our best start. we scored two great goals. we didn't let, you know, our the defense played great. then we got lots of players lots of minutes, so we're off to a great start. >> carli, carli, carli, one of the goals came from you. how did that feel? i know you've had that feeling before, but to kick off the olympics with that goal. describe what that feeling was like for you. >> well, i'm just super proud of the team. i think we've

joe's father was murdered by terrorists in this country in 1975. who was it? >> they grew up frances tavern where my dad was having lunch one friday afternoon when i was 9 years old. >> explain who this terrorist group is. >> they were a marxist group fueled by cuba. they were -- they set out to take down the american government. in their minds free puerto rico, but they wanted to turn puerto rico into another marxist state. >> they went to prison? >> yes. >> for what? >> chicago for weapons possession, terrorist activity, 28 bombings in chicago. >> how many bombings across the country. >> 130. >> they killed six people, four at the tavern, they were never convicted of the frances's bombing but put away for 70 years generally speaking for the 14 of them. >> so let's fast forward into the late '90s. >> sure. >> what was going on with hillary clinton? >> well, hillary clinton was a carpet bagger looking to become senator from new york. >> she was former first lady. >> former -- she was current first lady at the time. >> that's right. >> she was looking to become the senator from new yo

they play france. >> and legendary michael phelps said she shed a few tears of joy after being told he would carry the american flag into tomorrow's opening ceremony in rio. he's at his fifth olympic games. tomorrow is the first day he's attended an opening ceremony. >> it's a dream come true. to lead our country into this olympics, it's something that i honestly never thought i would have the opportunity to do. >> the letters usa will be lit up on his back. phelps already has 18 olympic gold medals. that's a record. he could swim in up to six events in rio. >>> and serena williams and her sister have made it to rio. they both play individually in women's tennis, and they'll seek to defend the doubles gold. they won in london four years ago. with her participation venus williams becomes the first tennis player to compete in five olympic games. >> many of the athletes are busy posting pictures all over social media. that includes simone biles. the 4'8" dynamo found david lee, that's a two foot difference. he's a volleyball star. the tallest athlete on team usa. >>> there are reports tha

growers in the champagne region of france have had one of their worst years in decades. mildew, rot and severe frost wiped out much of their crop. >>> by now we learned it's not a good idea to try to catch a foul ball with food in your hands. a pirates fan with a plate of nachos is left wearing the stadium snack. he got a free replacement t-shirt for his efforts. let's head back to rio. al, how are you today? >> doing good. better than that guy that's for sure. last night darryl homer won the silver medal in cyber. first american to catch a silver in this event. what a great story. you were born in the u.s. virgin islands. grew up in the bronx. saw a picture of a fencer in a kids' dictionary and decided i want to do that. why? >> the chic outfit. told my mom i wanted to check it out. she laughed at first and then saw two african-american guys fencing promoting 2001 olympic games and that was hit. that's where i started. >> when did you realize i could be an olympian? >> i always had dielusions of being an olympian. i would say actually probably when i was 16. i medaled in world champion

tour in france. the video is posted on twitter. the driver said there was a lot of noise and a warning light came on indicating a problem with the charger. he stopped and everyone got out before flames erupted. tesla is still trying to figure out what happened. >>> epipen prices have spiked recently. they shot up 480% since 2009. it is expensive for those with severe allergies to get their hands on their life's -- the life-saving devices. each school is required to have one on hand at all times. >>> the circus is coming to town, but without a familiar attraction.>> new laws like the one in oakland meant a big change when it comes to circus element -- elephants. don ford explains.>> reporter: this right here folks is a weapon that resembles a fireplace poker. it is what people in the circus used to dominate elephants. they jabbed them with it and may hook them with it and they hit them like a baseball bat. >> reporter: the animal rights association is congratulating for the removal of the use of bull hooks that were used to control elephants. oakland is not the only city to ban

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you define those regions? >> regions -- >> france fall into that region now? >> could i please finish now? >> what are the regions? >> we outlined them in the speech yesterday. they include regions that are largely populated by extreme radical muslims -- >> such as? >> such as syria, libya, lebanon, those are some of the regions. >> halt any immigration. >> that's right. >> there's no reason for the muslim ban, basically. you say trump has gone back to the muslim ban? >> no, i'm not saying what trump has done. i'm saying that would be a prudent thing to do. let me get to number three. >> go ahead. >> which is the huge economic burden you look at for example little mogadishu which is a region outside of minneapolis populated by smol yan refugees, 60% of the working refugees are working and on welfare. why invite hundreds of thousands of more people to burden us more? we should take care of the people already here. >> let me start at the end there. that's a fact exactly what the statue of liberty says on her -- >> no. >> governor, you ask for people to be quiet when you spoke, i ask for