>> it was a remarkable outcome. and the final push. brazil's big home turf victory. >> brazil strike olympic gold! >> team usa winning gold on the court. history on the track, too. what no american has done before. and the star of these games about to take a final bow. the finish line now so close. hey, good morning, everybody. paula is off taking some much-deserved vacation this morning. delighted to have cecilia vega on board. let's get right to our top story. the olympic swimmer ryan lochte now apologizing for that boozy and now infamous night in rio. >> he's admitted exaggerating his story. he's now saying sorry to the people of rio, his teammates, and all of those athletes whose by this episode of late-night mischief. matt gutman has been on the story from the very start. matt, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, cecilia and dan. lochte's story has morphed from denying anything ever happened to be dirty harry, faces down thugs masquerading as police. now admitting the swimmers negotiated a settlement to avoid the police. he called what the swimmers did shenanigans and couldn't quite cop to lying. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: ryan lochte tell what he says is the truth. offering a long list of apologies. >> brazil doesn't deserve that. it was my fault. >> reporter: lochte saying he's taking full responsibility for the events that led to this confrontation in in now infamous gas station video, if which you can see him here pulling down that poster. police immediately suspected the with locket ty -- lochte back the u.s., the other swimmers involved were hauled in for questioning. lochte says he wasn't entirely truthful. hours after the incident last sunday morning, he told nbr -- >> he cocked it, put it to my forehead. >> reporter: admitting now he was still drunk in that interview. >> it was still hours after that incident happened. i was still intoxicated. i was still under that influence. i overexaggerated that part. the gun was drawn. but not at my forehead. it wasn't cocked at my forehead. it was toward my general direction. as you can see in the surveillance, that's when my hands wept up. >> reporter: after days of solidarity, teammates gunnar bentz and jack conger offered apologies, their versns contradicting lochte's tale. we foolishly relieved ourselves on the backside of the building behind some bushes. lochte removed a poster from a which apparently alerted the gas station employees. for the rapid escalation that night, bentz putting the blame squarely on lochte. ryan stood up and began to yell at the guards. after jack and i both tugged at him in an attempt to get him to sit back down. in the video, you see this good samaritan using his limited english to translate and calm the tensions. when we caught up with deluge on were offering cash to keep the guards from calling police. >> no police, no police, please, please, please. >> reporter: they were saying no police, please? >> yes, yes, yes. >> reporter: they said it was bentz who offered them money, asking them to explain that they wanted to know the loss of value and to pay. despite the eyewitness testimony, lochte seemed to hold on to his story that they were somehow extorted. maybe that's also a bit of over exaggeration. he now is unlikely to be acknowledged he could lose endorsements and still faces possible suspension by the international and u.s. olympic committees. dan? >> matt, thank you. i want to pick up on the point about the consequences for him. let's bring in julie foudy, also in rio. julie, good morning to you. do you think this contrition mission where he's apologizing and dyeing his hair from blond back to brown, is this going to stop the bleeding for lochte? can he salvage those endorsements and his reputation? >> dan, it is dumbfounding, really. he just needs to stop talking, put his head down and be silent. when you think about it, who is going to endorse someone who lied to his mom, to the u.s. olympic committee? who then went on national television and told a lie. who then continues to lie and try to cover it up, who is totally tone deaf and leaves his teammates when they're back here in rio struggling. i mean, the list you keep going on with. coupled with the narcissism and i don't think he'll be able to get endorsement deals. i hope he can't get any. it's just dumbfounding. >> the list goes on and on. let's talk 2020. what is the likelihood he ends up in the pool in japan? >> he could. he's talked about wanting to be back in tokyo. the suspension from usa swimming, they're not going to suspend him for four years and knock out tokyo. if they suspended him for six or a year andoo could still be back in the pool. he'll be 36 in tokyo. i think without the branding and of course the money that comes with all of those endorsement deals. >> thank you, julie. thank you to all of our team on the ground there. excellent job. we want to turn to the extreme weather, tearing through parts of the country overnight. ohio and michigan slammed by tornadoes. a big cleanup there. parts of texas, heavy rains came fast and furious. hey, rob. >> hey, cecilia. now that we're getting into late august, stronger cold fronts. northern part spawning severe weather. the southern part bringing down the rain yesterday evening. in austin. sliding south into san antonio. they had flash flooding overnight. overnight, flash flooding in san antonio, texas. torrential downpours dumping nearly nine inches of rain in just four hours. part of the same system that spawned several tornadoes in the midwest. >> tornado on the ground! >> reporter: at least six reported twister region. >> that's getting big, too. >> reporter: in the storm's wake, this trail of destruction in michigan. where trucks were flipped over like toys. roof tops ripped right off structures. trees uprooted and snapped like twigs. tornado sirens warning people in ohio to take shelter quick. >> i saw the clouds and debris and wood and paper flying around, i'm like, this ain't good. we came outside to this. states working round the clock clearing up debris. miraculously no deaths or injuries reported. but some returned home to find nothing left. >> i got a phone call. i was -- been told how much damage there was. i was kind of prepared for it. so when i got home, still, nothing prepares you for this. >> there's a slight severe threat across the northeast. as the northern part of this front pushing forward. the southern part just dragging on. there will be more in the way of rain over the same areas, especially san antonio later on this afternoon. this is a 12-hour rainfall forecast. we could see another three, four, five inches or more. in the areas that are already flooding right now. among the high water rescues, that may the ongoing through time. some of this rain along the i-10 corridor into the flood zone of baton rouge. on jous obviously are the waters are still very high there. a slow and painful recovery with that. more weather in a little bit. dan, back to you. >> exactly what they do not house. and donald trump's latest attempts to reach out to minority voters. he has a new panel of hispanic advisers. what he's now saying about the republican party's historical lack of outreach to after americans. let's start with mary bruce. >> reporter: throughout this campaign, trump has raised plenty of eyebrows for his comments about minorities. this morning, he seems to be refining the message. as he makes a new appeal for their support. >> i want a totally inclusive country. and i want an inclusive party. >> reporter: this morning, donald trump has a new pitch to minority voters and a new admission. >> the outreach to the african-american community is in an area where the republican party must do better. and it will do better. >> reporter: just days into the latest trump reset. meeting with his new hispanic advisory board. and outrage over this stark plea. >> why do you have to lose? you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. >> the vast majority, more than 75% of us are not living in poverty. we are employed. we are working hard americans. >> reporter: in virginia, some trump supporters not ready to embrace his approach. >> i think it is kind o that. >> he may have a tough pill to swallow. >> we're among those that are listening and want to try something new. >> hillary clinton is just going to take us further down the road to despair. >> it's time to wake up. african-americans, wake up. let's give the man a chance. >> reporter: and this morning the latest fund-raising numbers are in. trump has picked up the pace, raising more than $36 million in july. clinton is still way ahead, pulling in $52 million last month. dan and cecilia? >> thank you, mary. abc news chief anchor, george stephanopoulos. >> you only promised george. it could have been -- >> could have been george costanza. let's get serious for a moment. given that trump's approval rating amongst african-americans, last we checked, are 2%, what are the odds that this outreach campaign on which he's now embarked is going to work? >> i don't think that's what this is about. some polls have him at 2%. some at 0%. with the african-american vote. he won't make a big dent in hillary clinton's lead in that area. this is designed to tell the republican party and others that he's not biased against african-americans. not biassed against minorities. our recent poll shows that he he's -- more than 60% of the public believes he's biased against african-americans. he is. even if it doesn't get him many vote. >> in recent days, a bit of a tone shift for donald trump. among the political experts with whom you have chats, is there a sense that this is durable? >> c he really change? that's the question we're going to ask his new campaign manager, kellyanne conway. he said this week he regretted certain things in the campaign. didn't say what they were. in previous instances, he said he didn't regret what he said about the khan family, john mccain, "the new york times" reporter. the question is, is this a sign of trump? is he ready to reach out and attract a bigger base? not just the hard-core voter that supported him in the primaries. >> you're talking to the other side, too, this morning. i look at the front page of "the washington post." a comfortable lead for clinton. she starts refining an agenda. they're already looking ahead, not necessarily measuring the drapes in the white house ahead, but they're feeling confident. what's the danger in that? >> the big danger is complacency. you can't measure the drapes in the white house before you're elected. there are more than 80 days left. trump's summer was, hillary clinton could be doing better than she's doing right now. some polls still show it's a three to five-point race. they can't take anything for granted. but i think what that article was talking about is, hillary clinton trying to create some kind of mandate if, indeed, she does win, by putting out her plans on immigration, student loan forgiveness, infrastructure and jobs. so that people are not voting for never trump but rather voting for a hillary clinton agenda. >> george stephanopoulos. not to be confused with any other george. he's going to go one on one with donald trump's new campaign manager, kellyanne conway. and clinton campaign manager robby mook. george wants to know what questions you might have. you can tweet george @gstephanopoulos. >> if you can spell stephanopoulos. >> if you can spell stephanopoulos. exactly. you've got the day's top we begin if turkey with a deadly explosion overnight at at outdoor wedding in the southeastern city of gaziantep. state-run media say they're reporting as many as 50 people have been killed and dozens injured. the attack appears to have been from a suicide bombing. so far, nobody has taken responsibility. turkey's president says that isis is the most likely perpetrator of this attack. from neighboring syria, news that the older brother of that 5-year-old boy named amron, who became known around the world as the face of the devastating vifl war in that country has died. the 10-year-old succumbing to injuries suffered in that explosion. back here at home, two escaped inmates in south carolina back behindars this morning. police saying they were tracked down after someone tipped them off to two sets of feetprints in the nearby woods. ashley tyler and kenneth lipsey tyler is charged with murder. lipsey arrested on drug charges. they now face an extra 15 years in jail for attempted escape if convicted. and the man behind some of the biggest boy bands of the '90s has died. lou pearlman died in prison. while serving a sentence for orchestrating a ponzi scheme. he's credited with pop sensations the backstreet boys, 'n sync. which launched the career of justin timrlake. he was 61 year of age. take a look inside this police cruiser. the 19-year-old suspect trying to get out of his handcuffs. when the officer hits a pothole, crashing. the suspect goes flying out the door. almost as if he disappeared. he took off on foot. he was later -- he went out the door there. he was later caught. the officer involved driving the car was injured and taken to the hospital. what's being called a contender for the catch of the the yankees take on the angels. check this out. c.j. at bat. yankees left fielder brett gardner look at this, into the standsing toppling as he goes there. making the catch. would have been a two-run home run. the bronx bombers went on to win that game, 5-1. >> ron you would be amazing -- >> yankees! >> you would be an amazing sports guy. >> ron can barely hide his lack of objectivity when it comes to the yankees. >> full disclosure. >> nobody looks better. >> let me say that may have been the catch of the year. we, i think, executed the miss of the year yesterday. we did not point out, because he didn't tell us, that it was ron claiborne's birthday yesterday. >> i'm celebrating on the same date next year. not this year. it was suspended. >> like a leap birthday. anyway, happy birthday, we love you. weather now? >> let's move on to weather. rainfall across long island. you don't have to agree with me so wholeheartedly. we had flash flooding in suffolk county. three, four inches falling in like, two, three hours. this wasn't entirely in the forecast. a bit of an issue across much of northern coast of long island there. on the east side. people getting out the sandbags. trying to not get the water in their homes. this is all in advance of this front that will be making inroads to the northeast. the heat and humidity building strong thunderstorms on i-95 between say 6:00 and 9:00 tonight. some of those could have some damage lg winds. look at this cooler air behind this. a spectacular day and morning lined up for you. as we go through tomorrow across much of the midwest. meanwhile, the tropics are heating up. we have tropical storm fiona. two waves off the african coastline. fiona should continue and go into bermuda. the second wave which looks more interesting in terms of getting >> much more coming up in about, ten minutes. >> why do you look so surprised to be on camera? >> i forgot that they were coming back to me. ron and i got talking about the yankees. that's what happens. >> well, we'll keep it on sports for you. now we're going to head to the excitement at the olympics. the u.s. women's basketball team is celebrating a record sixth-straight olympic gold the win is one of many pushing the american medal count even higher with just hours of competition left. the u.s. has 43 golds and 116 total. we're going to head back to matt gutman in rio for more. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, sara. this has been an historic games for u.s. women. the u.s. women's gymnastics team destroying the competition. allyson felix and her record sixth gold. sprinting into history. last night, the women's basketball team so dominant, it looked like they were playing a overnight, another victory for u.s. women's basketball. a dominating performance by a squad made up entirely of uconn alum. led by diana taurasi and her downpour of threes. >> taurasi, drilling yet another three. >> reporter: the golden gals, now six-time olympic champs. and for the host country? the men of brazilian soccer bringing home a triumph. brazil's first ever soccer gold shootout. on the final kick, neymar scoring the goal that sealed it. always been on control in the pitch. the country erupting with cheers. >> olympic gold! >> reporter: on the track, team usa's allyson felix earning an historic sixth gold medal in the 4 by 400-meter relay. >> their sixth straight olympic gold! >> reporter: and triathlete gwen jorgensen taking home america's first gold in that sport. >> for the first time ev, >> reporter: how do winning athletes reward themselves? a little pampering. i sat down for a luxury gillette shave with back-to-back decathlon goal medalist ashton eat eaton. telling me -- >> when you're tired and fatigued, things come into your mind, i don't want to do this. that, to me, is a challenge. >> reporter: ready for today's closing ceremony, where simone biles, american golden gymnast for the record, ashton's skin is baby smooth. you need a weed whacker to deal with this mug. at tonight's closing ceremonies, all of these amazing athletes get that one last chance to say good-bye. the spotlight will be on simone biles. the first female gymnast to be a flag bearer. sadly, the man of her dreams zac efron won't be there, tweeting, he's got to go back to work in hollywood, maybe letting her down easy. very sad. guys? cecilia? >> great to have the emphasis back where it should be on these amazing athletes. matt, thank you. here's what's coming up on "gma." happy ending to a terrifying story. an accident on the water. a toddler trapped for nearly an hour. we'll hear from her mother. plus, rob skydiving. need we say more? you gotta see this because the guy has good hair even in the air. we're right back. ? magical ? 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>> rob went out with that guy to do some jumping out of a plane stuff. >> you still jumped out of a plane. and the question still stands, are you crazy? >> i'm not. he may be. story. stay tuned. first, the frantic mother trying to save her child. a toddler trapped under the water. >> the child was beneath an overturned boat for nearly an hour but incredibly managed to survive. abc's marci gonzalez is here with that huge rescue. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the family calling it a miracle and a second chance at life, saying they're still in utter disbelief over how close they came to losing their daughter. >> i'm in the river. our boat skashed. and i have a baby stranded in >> reporter: this morning, deep relief following nearly an hour of terror in the dark waters of florida's indian river. searching for a toddler who disappeared when her family's boat capsized. >> she's got a baby in the water. >> yes, please hurry. >> reporter: the boat flipped upside down, tammy, her husband, and youngest daughter escaping. the only sign of 23-month-old kennedy, her cries. >> we couldn't tell where the crying was coming from. we kept searching and searching. >> reporter: for 13 long minutes, tammy's husband and a bystander searched the waters. >> yes, we're totally upside down. >> the boat is dom pleatly capsized? it's upside down? >> yes. >> reporter: fire, rescue trucks, sheriff's deputies on the way, racing to the shoreline. >> she's on the top of the boat. the boat's upside down. >> i need someone underwater and corporal allen worthy leaping into the river with 30 minutes now gone. with every passing second, the rescuers admit they began losing hope. >> we were just getting ready to leave. that's when we heard a very light cry. >> reporter: but then 44 minutes after little kennedy was plunged into those waters, they found her. floating in a life vest under the boat, incredibly tucked inside an air pocket. >> it was a remarkable outcome. >> reporter: a remarkable outcome leading to this little kennedy back in her mother's arms. >> thank you for saving my baby. and -- saving our world. i can't imagine. i just cant imagine. >> reporter: and this morning, kennedy is in pediatric intensive care. her family just updated us saying she's awake and doing well. and they are hopeful she could be released later today. they are, of course, so grateful the officers say it was her life jacket and that air pocket. that really saved her life. >> i could feel my heart rate going up during that entire story. really happy for that family. thank you, marci. back to rob to check the forecast. >> it's been really, really hot across the pacific northwest. head to the beach. this is what they've been doing. very crowded out there. this shot from cape lookout, oregon. not a bad spot to cool off. the water temperature around 60. you can go from hot to cold in a hurry. thank you, tom, for sending in that picture. for the pacific northwest again. air quality alerts for the chimney fire in san luis obispo county. creating problems. the fires will be an issue here. not as hot as it has been. we're looking for cooler air in the pacific northwest. portland which went 99, 100, 100, will get back to normal. even a little bit cooler. these windy conditions not the best for fire. that will make these a little bit more erratic. this has been giving a huge relief from the heat. these are morning temperatures. to >> this weather report has been brought to you by hillshire farm. we've been talking about food all morning on the commercial breaks. that's just one more way to make us hungry. >> indeed. >> go get it. >> thank you for that, sir. coming up next, more rob marciano. he takes to the skies to follow a daredevil skysurfer. we'll explain what that means. what could be his most dangerous mission yet. hanging ten during a thunderstorm. want to be clear. get the olympic medal. why the push to pamper her parents? 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>> i think a lot of focus on that moment. because it's all pretty quick. i think you would be amazed how calculated this mission is. >> reporter: he repeatedly challenged me to get up there with him. that's crazy. such a smooth landing. >> that's what ours is going to be like. just like that. >> no, no, no. i finally succumbed to the peer pressure. how often do you get to tandem jump with one of the best skydivers in the planet? it's a category 3 hurricane wind right in my face. >> stand up, stand up, stand up! stand up! >> reporter: but then, sean and the team get what they've been a true thunderstorm. a massive cumulus cloud. the perfect backdrop. >> it's the opportunity to show a really amazing beautiful place on this earth that anybody can daydream about and no one can get to go see. >> reporter: now that is storm-chasing. ? >> wow! >> that's right. finally got ron claiborne's attention with that one. >> that was cool. >> i mean, this guy is just a sick, sick athlete. they all are, most of the red bull guys. came close to the thunderstorm. got the great shot there. he's married. has kids. >> i can't believe they let him do this. >> well, he tells me just how calculated it is. when he's up there, he's so focused. he doesn't think about his family. if not fighter pilots, they're beyond that, because they're not flying with anything. these guys are wired completely differently than we are. so it's just neat to be around them. >> don't sell yourself short. you were pretty awesome. >> he's wired differently than me if he did that. >> i just held on and screamed like a baby. >> cecilia said your hair was perfect all the way down. >> all the way down. >> do you tell your wife before or after you jump? >> it's a good question. >> does she know you did this piece? >> like most things in marriage, do first, ask for forgiveness later. things. >> hopefully, my husband didn't see that. >> great job. thank you, man. coming up here on "gma," is addiction to your phone putting a cramp on your family time? quick doable tips in our "weekend download" for reducing what muscle pain? what headache? what arthritis pain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. megan and louie have impeccable xes. so they choose new meow mix bistro recipes, made with real chicken to make mealtime taste like a reservation for two. no wonder it's the only one cats ask for by name. 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we are the champions ? ? we are the champions ? ? no time for losers ? ? cause we are the champions ? >> started well. >> key change. >> started well. ? of the world ? >> we are the champions! >> some of them there. >> wasn't that bad. wasn't that bad. can you sing? >> yes. and i can sing the whole song. >> bring it. ? we are the champions ? >> stop it, stop it. ? of the world ? ? no time for losers ? okay, okay. so -- you guys, that wasn't my -- i was imitating them. i'm more of a pat benatar rl. >> yeah, me, too. >> if we haven't lost all our viewers, thank you for joining cecilia, great to have you as always. >> thank you, love you all. stay tuned for george coming up here on abc. keep it here. stay tuned for george coming up here on abc. we take you live to the scene leaving one dad. street racing turning deadly. the police on the hunt for this man after he apparently rob the keybank and find out how you can help find questions surrounding the team's starting quarterback, and the latest on the qb. we saw a nice cool doon yesterday with temperatures only in the mid-70s across denver metro, and around the statt we will be singer warm up with this high pressure in control. mostly dry and sunny throughout the day. current temperature outside staying cool at 53 in city park, 40s in the foothills, degrees in estes park. 58 in grand junction with 40s and upper 30s across the mountains and lower 50s across the northeastern plains. your 24 hour planner, what you can expect throughout the day, sunshine and warmer conditions, 70s yesterday and back to the the index for uv rays is high, burn time is 15 to 20 minutes and a score of 8. we will have 90s and upper 70s and mid-80s across the mountains, mid-80s and lower 90s in the front range. clouds tonight and tomorrow plenty of sunshine and warmer a crash on the local highway 8 leaving one personn dead, and street racing may be to blame as we dig in to how this unfolded. we learn mmre about how a woman died on the side of i-76. >>we had some really bad % plays that took away from the great performance. it is too bad.>> mark sanchez saying his perforrance cost them the job as starting qb after the upset with the 49ers and we will have the details. breaking nnws, an early morning shooting has left one person dead.