a bathroom door at a gas station, then getting into a fight with the security guard. rewind to last week and the controversial interview lochte first gave to nbc news. a guy pulled out his gun, cocked it, put it to my forehead and said get down standby put my hands up i was like whatever. reporter: lochte now saying the gun was only pointed in his direction. the 12-time olympic medalist is back in the u.s. his teammates, and gunnar bentz all remain in brazil, two seen in a rio police station after being pulled from a flight bound for houston. brazilian investigators look into the whether false statements were given to police. members of the ioc conducting their own investigation, and talking about forgiveness. let s give these kids a break you know. sometimes you take actions that telling brazilian tv network the only truth is that they say they were drunk. reporter: we do know now that false statements were made to police as to the fact there was no robbery. we do al
have to look at a videotape. reporter: sources tell us that colin junior was diagnosed several years ago with paranoia schizophrenia and is being held on $8 million bail. thank you, kristin. a demand for hate crime the community want oscar to be charged with hate crimes. new york cops don t know what the motive was. reporter: that s right, bill. without a motive, the d.a. can t make a hate crimes case. no, you don t need a motive to make a murder case. complicating all of this, the hate anybody of any religion. he didn t do this. reporter: through his attorney, oscar continues to insist that he didn t do it. that he is not the man in the surveillance video running up from behind and murdering two muslim men in broad daylight last saturday. a 55-year-old and his 64-year- old assistant, each shot execution style in the back of the head. i end with the world a better place. reporter: relatives believe the men were targeted because they were muslim and they re deman
let s go! everybody get out! forensic moments for firefighters on staten island. smoke and flames spread to seven homes. crews prepare for a long night. two of the olympic swimmers in trouble are back at the airport and ready to head home to the u.s. this as we get a appears to tell a very different story about their wild night in rio. maurice and kristine are off tonight. it started out as a confusing story of robbery but police revealed that was a liechl even though ryan lock seback in the u.s. safe from brazilian authority, he is not safe from the court of public this is the frnt page of the new york post, saying lochte s actions validate the stereotypes of ugly americans. brazilian authorities pieced together what really happened that night. [ speaking foreign language ] we have the evidence that demonstrates it is very, very improbable that the incident was a robbery situation. reporter: a gas station owner says the americans damaged a bathroom door and urina
around 6 a.m. we have evidence that demonstrate that is very, very improbable that the incident is a robbery situation. police say the americans including ryan lochte damaged a bathroom door and urinated in an alley, which is why security got involved. this video shows the swimmers at a gas station getting into a taxi, but minutes later a security guard with a gun orders the group out of one swimmer appears to remove his wallet. another briefly raises his hands. from another angle we see what happens next. a third-party steps in to translate as the athletes are told to sit on a curb. police say the swimmers handed over money to repair a bathroom door. they also say a gun was pointed at the swimmers. so part of lochte s story checks out. i put my hands up. this is the front page of the u.s. post. they re making the point that lochte s validates the stereotype. they had fun. they made a mistake. the members of the swim team could be indicted for false reporting of a
smushed in between the seats. police say 18 people including the driver of the no. 13 bus were transported to a local hospital. seven of them are in critical condition. the other driver of bus no. 59 was pronounced dead on arrival. he was not carrying any passengers. we would like to give our condolences to the family of our driver who is a long-time the mayor says investigators are checking multiple city surveillance cameras to determine the exact cause. we suspect that one of the bus drivers may have went through a red light. reporter: mr. smith tells me he did not hesitate to jump in to action and try and save some of those passengers because he hopes that someone would have done the same for him if he was now to chris wragge who spoke with victims right after the terrifying crash. she joins us live from university hospital. reporter: five victims listed in critical condition here at university hospital. as meg said dozens of other passengers were injured, rush