ryan lochte, 28. laura, i know you're similar to a lot of women around the country, everyone asking about ryan. and laura, it's almost like my wife. bring me back a souvenir from london, something like ryan lochte. i had to scratch my head on that one. the five-time medalist joined us like we said on his 28th birthday and he was all smiles. >> never have taken a vacation. >> you should. >> i haven't had a vacation ever since i was in high school. it's been a while. i want to go to bali. >> reporter: ryan lochte is going on vacation well deserved. why don't you move to the bay area. he said i'm going to move to l.a., we had to change him. nice spending time with lochte. from lochte to another superstar here. gabby douglas. how about that. last night she wins the all around individual in terms of gymnastics. she won two gold medals, the gold for the team and gold for the individual. gabby douglas near flawless to watch her. 1 sykes years young. she moved away from her home to see if she could find a bet

phelps and lochte are 1-1 racing head to head, lochte won the 400 i.m. on the women's side, rebecca soni, a lot of people talk about missy franklin, they're talking about phelps, and lochte. but don't sleep on rebecca soni, she set her second world record in two days. winning the 200 meter backstroke. the first woman in olympic history to win two 200 meter breaststroke, now two world records in as many days for rebecca soni. >>> now we move onto the basketball game. i was seated in the arena, i witnessed this crime against humanity. the dream team beating nigeria, 156-73. i'll help you do the math on this, that's an 83-point margin of victory. the most 156 points ever scored by a team in the olympics. the previous high was 138. they shattered that record. they shot 71%. they made 29 three-pointers. carmelo anthony had ten of them. he had 37 points. a night off essentially for the dream team. >>> and for our political audience back home, there's been a lot of talk over the last couple of months about rafalca. the beautiful horse owned in part by ann romne

ry ryan lochte live. >> ryan lochte. good stuff. another protest is planned outside chick-fil-a. lining up the chicken sandwiches part of the appreciation day. people were showing support for the company's ceo who has been criticized for his statement supporting traditional marriage. that set off a national fire storm that includes big city mayors calling for chick-fil-a boycotts and san francisco mayor ed lee threatening to ban the chain from a city. today gay rights supporters who say they will hold a same-sex kiss day at chick-fil-a locations. at this point it's not clear if they will get the same turnout as wednesday's. chick-fil-a is not revealing specific numbers but the company says it was a record day for sales. >> it is gadget friday and scott mcgrew is showing off his own kiss cam. maybe we should save this for ryan lochte. >> i'll make it quick so there is plenty of ryan time. whatever you want it to be. you're familiar with go pro. this is the first serious challenger we have seen to go pro. it's the ion air pro. it's a personal video camera. you stick it on your helm

swimming sensation, ryan lochte. he just wrapped up his olympic schedule with an impressive five medals. it's his birthday. we'll hear from him as well. >>> we'll also have a look back at all the fun we've had in our first week here in london. first we want to bring you someone who has certainly had a lot of fun here, 22-year-old kala harrison the first american ever to bring home gold in judo. good morning to you. congratulations. >> good morning, guys. thank you for having me. >> you know how to make a good first impression. this is your first olympics and you not only won gold you really did make history being the first american ever. how does that feel? >> yeah. honestly it's surreal. you know, i wanted to be an olympic champion since i was a little girl. so being the first is icing on the cake. >> announcer: when you were up there on that podium it seemed like the emotion really overtook you. >> yeah. i just, you know, you reach a goal like that, you become an olympic champion, you become the best in the world,

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lochte unloaded.org. today i mentioned there is just not enough of him to go around, and so one-night-stands it is. call me, you chest-shaven little miracle. >> anthony, here's the thing. what he points out is this facetious argument about selfless athletes. it really is all about themselves. i can't get involved with you because i'm training. that's selfless to me. >> no. it's got to be great for a girl. just looking at himself in a mirror. got to take a swim. hang out here and watch this. >> it's status symbol for women. who can get away with it and be neglected and be crying about it. this is disgusting. >> his mother dish don't know. she might be in her 90s. it didn't say. but she said he goes out on one- night-stands? what happens when you go out and someone is drunk and you sveum lot and they go home with you. is he that good looking? >> it's not a date. it's a one-night sleep with you. >> never going to talk to you again. >> or leak in "good fella's." >> jill, do women go for handsome athletes who

lochte has earned endorsements from at&t, speedo and gatorade. michael phelps, of course, has his own slew of endorsements. gold medal gymnast gabby douglas just scored an endorsement from procter & gamble and one including kellogg's. and you know you made it big when your picture is on the cover of a corn flakes cereal box. joining me is an attorney who has advised a number of nfl, nba and olympic athletes and steven, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so -- >> glad to be here. >> i'm glad you're here. when you think about the medals, a lot of people think they can mean big money, as well. how much money are we talking about? >> we're probably looking, alex, between $1 million to $3 million. depending if a win a gold medal. plus you've got to realize that the way that they write these contracts, they also have to pretty much participate in the next olympics. unless you're someone like a michael phelps. >> okay, i want to get to them. also when you look at something like you've got michael phelps and ryan lochte. both of them from the same

my head says lochte. >> reporter: the final showdown between the most decorated olympic athlete ever and the teammate who has become his number one rival in the pool. round one saturday went to challenger ryan lochte, who left michael phelps in his wake in the 400-meter individual medley. shockingly, phelps finished fourth. >> so far, these swimming games belong to ryan lochte. >> reporter: olympic teammates since athens in 2004, they worked together tuesday on yet another gold medal relay. in the 4 x 200 free style and winning phelps his historic 19th medal. >> i was saying thank you for you guys making this possible. >> reporter: tonight round two. the 200-meter individual medley. a race phelps owned at the 2004 and 2008 olympics. but a race lochte now holds the world record in. >> i think there's a lot more riding on this now. this is really kind of the end of the match race and i think it's going to go down to the wire. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened. in an electrifying finish the master michael phelps once again proved to the world he can still be number one. lochte t

phelps, lochte, going head-to-head today, one last time. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm sunny hostin, in for paula faris. well, it is nearly two weeks, now, since the colorado shooting left 12 dead. >> and now, there are questions whether warning signs about suspected gunman, james holmes, were ignored. here's abc's mark greenblatt with our exclusive reporting. >> reporter: abc news has learned that psychiatrist dr. lynne fennton, was a key member of the threat assessment team. these documents that abc uncovered show that fennton wrote the policy on threat assessment. what's more, that by early june, fenton notified other members of the team about concerns about holmes' behavior. but on june 10th, three days after holmes bought an assault weapon, he told the university he was quitting. so, the assessment team never had a formal meeting and never inconvened, thinking they had no control over holmes once he left. >> i think that's a signal that you should intensify your efforts, not walk away. under those circumstances, most well-trained threat a

lochte finishing first, phelps second. the finals -- the duel in the pool is later today. >>> more gold for missy franklin and the u.s. women. they won the 4x200 freestyle relay. thanks to allison schmitt who rallied from behind for victory over australia. >> i'm speechless right now and i can't stop smiling. i think it's the biggest smile i've ever had in my life. that's saying a lot because i love smiling. >> in men's gymnastics, u.s. champion danell leyva took bronze in the individual all-around. he had some difficult on the pummel horse but closed his routine with the bars. >> i didn't do the pommel routine that i wanted to, that i knew i could. but i just used it, channeled it to positive energy and just kept fighting and finished really strong and i'm really happy with the way it ended. >> reporter: big news in olympic badminton. eight players kicked out of the games for trying to lose. athletes from china, indonesia and south korea were disqualified for trying to lose on purpose so they could get a better spot in th

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>> ryan lochte, go! >> this is you, baby. >> i was always brought up that the guy has to make the first move. for her? i would wait for the guy. >> just keep talking with that accent. >> she could have a friend let him know, right? >> always a good idea. let a friend let him know or say, what is wrong with you, dummy? look at me. how long do i have to tell you that i like you? that's it. >> all right. another question. this is it from facebook -- "i met someone online and we've been e-mailing for a month. what's the next step, a phone call or a date?" >> i'm with the phone call. just because sometimes that whole -- you know, there's something about not being able to convey tone through messages. so a chance to talk to just kind of make sure when you go on the date -- >> ed didn't agree. >> no, i don't. i say go straight to the date. that actually happened to me. >> you're still single. >> well, yes. nothing about it. >> it didn't work, right? >> you never know. we'll see. >> oh, we've got to talk. >> ski

they can take down a few big macs. >> lochte can. have a couple fries. >> i can see the look in your eyes. uh-huh. >>> we begin with a thunderstorm that unleashed a terrifying bolt of lightning right on a crowded beach in new jersey. >> four family members, including a pregnant woman and a child, were underneath a beach umbrella when the lightning hit and they were all sent to the hospital. chad prudelli reports from wildwood on the jersey shore. >> reporter: the bolt hit with little warning. charlene and her sister were standing a few feet away when they heard a crackle and saw a flash. >> we felt the lightning. like, we felt it. yeah, there were like, my daughter says that she, her hands were tingling. she felt a sharp pain. >> reporter: a man, two women and child were huddled under an umbrella and took the brunt of the bolt. >> you saw the flash. i saw the man bounce off the ground. and then -- a woman seemed like she was running in circles, she was so panicked. she didn't know what to do. started screaming for the lifeguards. >>

he blew past rival ryan lochte. not only did he win, he broke lochte's world record time. phelps became the first male swimmer to win to same race for three consecutive olympics. lochte says he'll be back to swim in the rio games in 2016. >> i'm coming home to my country with five medals. >> in the gymnastics arena 16-year-old dab gi -- gabby doug made more history for the u.s. the first african american to claim the victory. judo champion kayla harrison jumped into her fiance's arms after grabbing america's first gold for judo in america history. >> there's bound to be some con controversy. almost a week into the game scandal is hitting sports. >> olympic officials say they're looking deeper into the bad mitten fiasco. they ordered people to find out what rolls coaches played. 8 players were disqualified for playing the lose in order to face easier opponents later on. >> olympic officials are v kicked a -- have kicked a boxing referee out. >>> we're following tiger woods on the pga tour in ohio this morning. he's won there 7 times. he's way behind after yesterday's openin

you didn't see the lochte grill? he has a special -- what do you call this -- >> the -- diamonds on his teeth and tried to wear it on the podium but they wouldn't let him. >> i had dinner at the lochte grill. >> not the golden expectations of the olympics so he is just spraying the pool with golden pee. >> you said this makes him hotter. >> you no who pees on the job? racecar drivers. they pee on the car. >> but nobody else is using the car. you have soon the promotions, the commercials where the people are benning town and they're putting the pool water in their mouths. nobody is drink ought of the driver's car. >> you don't know that. >> it's one with an overactive bladder myself, and suffer, i applaud this man for bringing a face to our struggles. >> to pool peeing. >> yes, to pool peeing. i'm doing a thing called creating awareness, and if you can get an olympian to do the same and stay away from females, guide them do not hit on them, mr. lochte, we'll be a better nation. >> on that psa i'm going to move on. fro

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but a race lochte now holds the world record in. >> i think there's a lot more riding on this now. this is really kind of the end of the match race and i think it's going to go down to the wire. >> reporter: that's exactly what happened. in an electrifying finish the master michael phelps once again proved to the world he can still be number one. lochte took the silver in this, his last london race. >> we've been racing for eight years now, and the rivalry that we've created has been tremendous for the sport. our friendship that we've created also is awesome. >> i think once it's all over it's going to hit me emotionally. >> reporter: tonight a new feather in phelps' cap. the first man ever to three-peat gold in any swimming event. and there was more american olympic history made tonight when 16-year-old gabby douglas won the gold for the best all-around gymnast. the first african-american to win the title, her second gold medal of the games. >> i'm going to seize the moment. it goes by so fast. >> reporter: tonight the little dynamo with the mile wide smile is flying high and she'

just as ryan lochte left brian phelps disappointed in the showdown, michael phelps leaves ryan lochte disappointed. michael phelps has his final competition in the 100 meter butterfly. this was the final event of his unequal swimming career. >> there was a time when one in 20 career olympic medals was considered a feat that could never be accomplished. michael phelps won gold in the 200 im. we're joined live from columbia where olympic caduceus gathered for another night. >> we are outside of union jacks here and columbia and we found the party here in howard county but not everyone that we saw was actually watching the event tonight. we caught up with a few people tonight and the people that are beginning with pride and excitement. the energy and excitement rival that of a football game. >> this is simply unbelievable. everyone there was so excited and rooting for him so hard. "these members could not wait for the prime-time broadcast, so they got to watch and win. >> he has earned it, he has worked so hard for this for so many years. >> it was intense to watch him lead every length

lochte holds the word record in the event, phelps beat him in the olympic trials but lochte beat him by about a body length in the preliminary trial. >> the prelims mean nothing. last year in shanghai at the world championships, ryan won think about .12 of a second. michael was not in shape. >> that's pretty much you're telling me phelps is going to win this thing. >> i think he's got a very good shot. >> first of all, nathan adrian. >> if you know nathan adrian, he comes from a great family. he is old school. he's gentle, he's soft spoken. and you know what, he just came up big at the greatest time. >> we talked to shannon vreeland a second ago, she was one member member of the team that took the gold medal. i wants to -- >> she killed that anchor leg. all of a sudden allison turned it on. bob bowman is not a one-trick pony. what do you think of missy's meet to this point? >> the one thing she didn't do was win a medal by 0.01. no shame in that. she's having a great meet. >> and is the team having the meet you've expected? >> this one team will win one third of team usa's medals. th

. >> reporter: but his first was ryan lochte's loss. he took silver and no longer holds the world record. his second place finish was his last event in london. >> you know, it's been a long journey. but for the most part, i mean, i'm happy. i can't complain over getting five olympic medals to bring back to our country. at the same time, i'm happy that i'm done. i get to actually take a deep breath and just relax. >> reporter: today is his birthday, after all, and lochte hopes to mark the occasion by not having to get in the pool. and kayla harsonisrison who sco america's first gold medal in judo is excited to become a firefighter when she gets home. >> i have to take my emt certification test. and if a job opens up, i will get an interview. and having an olympic gold medal on the resume will probably help me a little bit. >> reporter: and another member of team usa had her olympic debut yesterday. 15-year-old rafalca. she is a horse co-owned by mitt romney's horse, ann. during preliminary of the dressage, she placed 13th, and mrs. romne

>> lo-lo. >> lochte. >> that's your favorite. told me something interesting about him. >> he is cuban. 91-year-old grandmother cooks cuban food for him. >> so cuban does a body good, huh. >> lolo and lochte, the theme for the show. >>> get our thursday morning rolling. day six of the big games in london. some of america's most recognizable athletes, swimmers, michael phelps and ryan lochte, there we go, could be back on the medal stand later today. >> with the details on the american winners and some real losers from yesterday, here is abc's bill weir. >> reporter: it was missy franklin's turn to add to her stockpile of gold as the women's 4 x 200 freestyle relay team beat the aussies by more than two full seconds. while in the gym, miami's danell leyva needed it to medal and got the good luck clap from his stepfather and coach. it worked. stuck the dismount. let out a howl and rejoiced. while great britain broke the drought in rowing and cycling, london is buzzing abut badminton. and the eight players expelled from the games not

even ryan lochte has reformed since mcdonald binges in beijing. i'm jeffrey kofman, in london. >> i'm going to start training to eat like that. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

lochte settled for the several. about a half hour earlier american tyler clarion upset lochte for the gold in the 200- meter backstroke. lochte got the bronze. rebecca stoney won gold in the 200-meter breaststroke. tomorrow's bethesda's katie ladecky will be swimming for gold. the 15-year-old qualified for the 800 free finals. the usa leads china in overall medals. japan is next, then germany and russia. >>> meantime a virginia man is alive thanks to his daughter's strength and courage. he was working on his car over the weekend at his glen allen home when it literally fell on top of him. what his daughter did next saved his life. >> reporter: they were moments in time still a blur to this family, a frightful reminder of what could have been. >> as i go to open the garage door, i hear her, a primal scream like dial 911. >> reporter: that scream was 22-year-old lauren discovering her father crushed under a car. >> there was no tire and he was -- his body was angled this way. >> reporter: seconds later she did what mo

lochte? phelps? >> what the olympians are saying about their chances a primetime tv. i'm debbie matenopoulos. >> and i'm kevin frazier. >>> "the insider" is on. >>> "dancing with the stars" or the bachelor? did. >> definitely have to go with "dancing with the stars." >> lochte today, could he and michael phelps now face off on the dance floor? >> time to move on. >> clues to the potential new hollywood deals. >> and the challenges that they could face. >> michael phelps is not the most eloquent guy on tv. >>> the icons of olympics past today. >> she's in her 50s. she owns a successful string of shops. >>> ann curry's awkward return to the "today" show with matt. cris teeni and boyfriend's permanent tribute to whitney. >>> we got your pop culture intelligence on why olympian y douglasy douglas surprised he today. >> aging in hollywood. bon jovejovi, ti, then and now. >> how hollywood stars at 50 seem to get better with age. >>> plus -- >> why the 90210 stars are back on tv and is this what elvis would look like at 77? the new image. >>> and joan rivers after her co cos

american swimmer ryan lochte a gold medal winner, heartthrob and it's his birthday. he'll join me in a moment. and the fastest woman on earth. ryan, how are you? >> i'm doing good. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> you just ruined a lunch date i had. it wasn't really a date. it was a female friend who talked nothing about you. >> i'm sorry i ruined your lunch. i didn't mean to. >> you've had a great games. i guess when you came, you probably weren't sure about expectations in terms of medals. you're walking away with a hat full of them. two golds. are you happy? >> yes, i'm happy. i'm coming back to my country with five olympic medals. and that's amazing right there. yeah, i mean, had ups and downs this olympics. i wanted to do better in a couple of events, but you know what, you've got to take the good in with the bad and the bad in with the good. >> last night's ration. it's been an unpredictable competition. it's been great. it's been very unpredictable, very exciting. the fortunes have fluctuated. last nye i saw a great champion rising to the challenge of you.

we're talking about ryan lochte. he won five medals here in london, two of those gold just last night. he took silver in that final showdown with michael phelps and a bronze in the 200-meter back stroke. we look forward to talking to ryan now that his competition is over and he has a real different reason to celebrate this morning. it's his birthday. so happy birthday to him. >> indeed. we know the royals are having a great time at these games. just look at how the duke and duchess of cambridge reacted to a big win for the home country on thursday. genuine joy. we'll have more on that a little bit later on. >> let's begin on a friday morning with the olympic highlights of the day. for that let's head over to natalie morales. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt and savannah. the u.s. now tops the overall medal count thanks to some record-breaking performances and of course our new golden girl in gymnastics. gabby douglas, the power house known as the flying squirrel now known as olympic gold medalist in the all

lochte finishing first, phelps second. the final duel in the pool is later today. more gold for missy franklin and the u.s. women. they won the 4x200 freestyle relay, thanks for allison schmidt who rallied from behind for victory. >> i can't stop smiling. i think it the biggest smile i've had in my life and that says a lot because i love smiling. >> and danell leyva had some difficulty on the pommel horse but closed the day with his routine on the bars. bad news in badminton. eight players kicked out of the game for trying to lose. players were disqualified for trying to lose on purpose so they could get a better spot in the next competition. fans were outraged, some asking for their money back. and a show of olympic spirit didn't quite work out for the mayor of london. boris johnson tried to zipline through victoria park wednesday, but something went wrong and he got stuck. >> get me a ladder. >> the mayor hung out for several minutes until help arrived. he says it was no big deals and wants fans to give it a try. >> it was wonderful. i'm going to do it later on.

talking about ryan lochte. he won five medals here in london. two of those were gold. just last night, he took silver in that final showdown with michael phelps and a bronze in the 200 meter backstroke. we look forward to talking to ryan now that the competition is over and a different reason the celebrate this morning. it is his birthday. happy birthday to him. >> indeed. the royals are having a great time. look at how the duke an duchess reacted to a big win on thursday. genuine joy. more on them later on. >> let's begin with the olympic highlights of the day. let's head over to gnat ri morales. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt and savannah. the u.s. tops the medal count and the new golden girl in gymnastics. gabby douglas, the powerhouse known as the flying squirrel now known as olympic gold medalist in the all-around. >> it's a gabby gold. >> it's just amazing. to represent usa and my coaches and a lot of hard work and effort put in to the gym, i'm speechless right now. >> got to put a double layout to her feet. >> the 16-year-old, the first african-ameri

phelps versus lochte going head to head for the second time in the pool. and if you like the united states crushing the hopes and dreams of helpless african nations you'll love what the dream team did to nigeria, i'll have that for you later. >> gabby douglas is cousin to friend of mine. >> she is amazing. >> we'll see you in a bit. >>> new economic numbers will dominate another day on the presidential trail, with july's jobs reports due out less than an hour from now. mitt romney pointed to his time in massachusetts. he said four years in office stand in sharp contrast to what the president has accomplished in the white house. >> obviously i got to do the grading here today, which is very good. you can check up on me on this. jobs, we added jobs. i added jobs. we've added more jobs than the president has in the entire country. but i added jobs. unemployment rate, i brought the unemployment rate down

ryan lochte races to reach the final in the 200-meter backstroke. and for a spot in the final of the 200 im, along with reigning olympic champion michael phelps. missy franklin looks to lead team usa back to the top of the medal stand in the 4x200-free relay, and the sports fastest men sprint for the 100-meter freestyle gold. in gymnastics, the men's all-around final with danell leyva and john orozco and japan looking to claim one of the all-time greats. plus, misty may-treanor and kerri walsh jennings on the beach. and tomorrow, don't miss 16 hours of coverage on the nbc sports network. live swimming heats featuring franklin, phelps, and lochte, plus, every event streamed live on nbcolympics.com. portions of nbc's coverage are also available in 3d presented by panasonic. check your local listings. the olympics continue on the networks of nbc universal. >>> so, tonight in london, big moments at either end of the olympic spectrum. gymnastics' five five, olympics rookies all, none older than 18, won the team gold. given the nature of gymnastics today,

ryan lochte races to reach the final in the 200-meter backstroke. and for a spot in the final of the 200 im, along with reigning olympic champion michael phelps. missy franklin looks to lead team usa back to the top of the medal stand in the 4x200-free relay, and the sports fastest men sprint for the 100-meter freestyle gold. in gymnastics, the men's all-around final with danell leyva and john orozco and japan looking to claim one of the all-time greats. plus, misty may-treanor and kerri walsh jennings on the beach. and tomorrow, don't miss 16 hours of coverage on the nbc sports network. live swimming heats featuring franklin, phelps, and lochte, plus, every event streamed live on nbcolympics.com. portions of nbc's coverage are also available in 3d presented by panasonic. check your local listings. the olympics continue on the networks of nbc universal. >>> so, tonight in london, big moments at either end of the olympic spectrum. gymnastics' five five, olympics rookies all, none older than 18, won the team gold. given the nature of gymnastics today,

. >>> plus my one on one conversation with ryan lochte. i asked him about his unorthodox training methods. >>> the latest job report just out and u.s. markets closed with a three-month high. will this change the race for the white house? >>> siblings are issuing a new denial about the family dispute. welcome to a special early edition of "weekends with alex witt." on tap today, serena williams will go for gold. michael phelps will swim the butterfly leg of the men's medley relay, looking for another medal. and teen sensation missy franklin win be chasing gold in the women's relay. 15-year-old katie ledecky won gold on friday. what an accomplishment there. after the u.s. swim team won five more medals last night, the u.s. has a total of 43 medals, 21 of them gold. in second place we have china with 22 run russia with 23. we're going right to kevin tibbles who has the prime spot in london. very good day to you, kevin. i have the competition under way. we can hear the roars of the crowd. what are the big events taking place this morning? >> t

lochte for silver. this was lochte's final race in london. >> i cannot be too disappointed because i am coming home to my country with five olympic medals. >> plenty of reason to be happy. phelps also happy. swims his last solo race tonight t 100 meter butterfly and will compete in the 4x100. flems announced he is retiring after the games and is looking forward to watching the other members of team usa in the future. more to see of him. >> a lot of people don't want to believe. one of our local athletes will be back in the spot light at the beach volleyball elimination rounds. kerri walsh and misty may-treanor play tomorrow night against the netherlands. the two-time olympic gold medalist. split up a couple of years ago. the pair got back together to play for the three-peat. >> i said you know, are we going to do this? like no, i'm done. good luck and my heart's not in it. misty had a change of heart. she had this emptiness inside and couldn't figure it out. it hit her. she said i'm not done and i want

later today, michael phelps and ryan lochte square off in the 200-meter individual medley. phelps will look for his 20th olympic medal, while lochte is shooting for his third individual gold and sixth gold medal overall. >> too close to call right now! number one, adrian! >> adrian! >> by 0.01 seconds! >> adrian did it! >> a finish for swimmer nathan adrian. the 23-year-old took home the gold in the race, winning by 0.01 of a second, beating out james magnuson. this is his third gold medal of his career and will shoot for his third med yaflt games as part of the 4x100 relay. and another gold for missy franklin in the 4x200 relay. franklin, allison schmitt set a relay record, beating the mark by a second and a half. the australian swim team took a silver with france in a distant third. >>> so awesome. the new controversy of these games seems to be losing on purpose. japan's women's soccer coach told his team not to win tuesday in their match against south africa so the team wouldn't have to travel to scotland to play in the next round. they wound up in a 0-0 tie. meanwhile,

ryan lochte and conner dwyer. the swim stars with the heartthrob good looks have captured the attention of fans everywhere. >> with olympic gold. >> reporter: bringing home the gold in the 4x200-meter freestyle. ryan lochte took home five medals, including two golds in the olympic games. and now, he might be looking to add hollywood star to his impressive resume. he tweeted this picture from the set of "funny or die," a viral comedy website. and he is fielding tv offers and a fashion line, on top of all his endorsement deals. it's the first olympic games for 20-year-old dwyer. he swam the second position. he uses everything at his disposal, like improvised weights to prepare for races. he spends three to four hours in the pool every day. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, london. >>> and joining us, now, from london, where they are now enjoying some well-earned days of r&r, ryan lochte and conner dwyer. a couple of florida gators, together now again. now, that you get your responsibilities, your h

it was lochte who got the better in the 400. it was lochte who came out winner last night when they lined up in the semi-final against each other. michael phelps though is looking to be, you know, that holy grail of a third straight olympic gold in the same event and this, he knows, will be his last meeting against his teammate before he retires, his last games. he'll definitely be looking to prove a point. >> that's going to be so exciting to watch. i don't want to let you go without talking about dine dinel lava. he rallied from 17th place to capture the overall bronze. he was celebrating with his dad. quite a moment. >> it was quite a moment particularly after what had gone before with all the disappointment from the team competition. he had fallen off the pommel. it looked for a period that was going to be his undoing in the individual competition. he had a wobble on his dismount. he was down in 17th. he put in a great performance on the high bar to scrape through into that bronze medal position. it's a really great story fo

. >> his win was ryan lochte's loss. the florida native took silver and no longer holds the world record. the second place finish was his last event in london. >> it's been a long journey. but for the most part, i mean i'm happy. i can't complain over getting five olympic medals that i'm bringing back to my countriment at the same time you know what i'm happy that i'm done. i get to actually take a deep breath and just relax now. >> today is his birthday after all. lochte hopes to mark the occasion by not having to get in the pool. >> kayla harrison who scored the first gold medal in judo said she's excited to become a firefighter once she gets back home to massachusetts. >> i have to take my emt certification test. if a job opens up in the town i live in i will get an interview and having the gold medal on my resume is probably going to help me a little bit. >> another member of team usa made her olympic debut yesterday. that's 15-year-old rafalca, a horse co-owned bip mitt romney's wife ann and in a preliminary round o

we talk to ryan lochte next. uuuu wait until you hear which teammate also wants to hit the ballroom. >> i hope "dancing with the stars" is listening. >> yeah. >>> also, this teenage girl, harassed in school. take a look. for her looks. so, she asked her mom for plastic surgery and why she says it has changed her life for the better. >> yeah. it helped her a lot. >>> and we have andy samberg. he's going to join us live. we have to get some news first from josh. >> a big day for all sorts of americans in london. america is leading china in the overall medal count. american women preparing for semifinals in basketball and volleyball. gold medal matches in water polo. arguably, the biggest event of all, would be the one involving them. the u.s. woman's soccer team against japan. it's a rematch of the women's world cup final last year. won in gutting fashion last year. the americans have said they've been looking for redemption throughout. they will have a shot today. also, americans ashton eaton and trey hardee, well

ryan lochte races to reach the final in the 200-meter backstroke. and for a spot in the final of the 200 im, along with reigning olympic champion michael phelps. missy franklin looks to lead team usa back to the top of the medal stand in the 4x200-free rela and the sports fastest men sprint for the 100-meter freestyle gold. in gymnastics, the men's all-around final with danell leyva and john orozco and japan looking to claim one of the all-time greats. plus, misty may-treanor and kerri walsh jennings on the beach. and tomorrow, don't miss 16 hours of coverage on the nbc sports network. live swimming heats featuring franklin, phelps, and lochte, plus, every event streamed live on nbcolympics.com. portions of nbc's coverage are also available in 3d presented by panasonic. check your local listings. the olympics continue on the networks of nbc universal. >>> so, tonight in london, big moments at either end of the olympic spectrum. gymnastics' five five, olympics rookies all, none older than 18, won the team gold. given the nature of gymnastics today, t