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of cash, including uros andswissfrancs. u.s.sanctions forbid using american dollars in any transactions with iran considered the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. >> that's false. >> reporter: today the white house spokesman adamantly denied that the $400 million was ransom money. >> no, it was not. it is against the policy of the >> reporter: administration officials say they were simply returning money that had been tied up in a 35-year dispute which the president addressed earlier this year. >> iran will be returned its own funds, including appropriate interest, but much less than the amount iran sought. >> reporter: charlie, republican skeptics charge that despite all the diplomat breakthroughs, iran is still in the00-taking business and point out they are still holding four u.s. residents as prisoner. tonight, there is more troubling news about zika. 33 members of the u.s. military are believed to have contracted the virus overseas. one of them is pregnant. 15 people in south florida were infected, apparently through mosquito bites. david begnaud reports the
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morning. it was shortly after lochte says they left a partyatfrance'saspolice. >> reporter: but this morning, rio police went to the athletes village looking to further question lochte and teammate james feigen. a judge ordered their passports seized because of discrepancies in their stories. she said lochte claimed they were robbed by one faithen said they were robbed by several people. they noted the swim doars not appear to be shaken up in the video despite lochte's dramatic account of the robbery. >> reporter: lochte won gold in rio as a member of the u.s. men's relay team. his lawyer says he's now back in the united states and cooperated fully when he was first questioned in brazil. jim gilmore is still here in brazil, and federal police at sky, ryan lochte's attorney says that lochte stands by his version of the story and that brazil is doing this to deflect criticism of the rio olympics. >> pelley: ben tracy our man in rio, thanks. coming up next, a hunter spears a bear and ends up in the crosshairehaires of controversy. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan.
morning. it was shortly after lochte says they left a party at france's as police. >> reporter: but this morning, rio police went to the athletes village looking to further question lochte and teammate james feigen. a judge ordered their passports seized because of discrepancies in their stories. she said lochte claimed they were robbed by one faithen said they were robbed by several people. they noted the swim doars not appear to be shaken up in the video despite lochte's dramatic...