tonight from here in paris the final full day of olympic competition, and two epic wins for team usa.

the women's soccer team scores gold after the spectacular goal. their celebration, 12 years in the making. while on the hardwood lebron james, steph curry, and team usa's all stars beating the french for gold. plus, olympic bombshell. american gymnast jordan chiles may now be stripped of her bronze. how a four-second delay from her coaches may have cost her a medal. breaking news back in the u.s. the trump campaign says it was hacked, and iran may be to blame. the documents they say were stolen from them. deadly attack in gaza. more than 100 killed in an israeli air strike according to officials there. new details on that terrifying plane crash in brazil as investigators locate the black boxes. new footage released from the uvalde shooting. the moment police took down the gunman and the desperate call from the shooter's uncle hoping to stop him.

back in paris the new olympic rivalry. he china became team usa's toughest competitor. the heroes come. we're there as the athletes return to the u.s. the celebrations to welcome them back. this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for jose tonight. here in paris we are just hours away from the closing ceremonies which will be the capstone to one of the most thrilling olympics in years. and today was no different. many of the nba all stars on team usa have won their share of championships, but there was something different about that gold medal victory over france today. on the soccer pitch, the american women were back on top for the first time since 2012. it was this goal that sealed their gold. we're going to hear from those players in a moment. on the final day of track and field, a clean sweep of the 4 x 400-meter relays with the

men and women racing to gold. and the outrage over jordan chiles possibly losing her bronze medal in gymnastics over a mistake her coaches may have made. we begin tonight with stephanie gosk on the final full day of competition and one that brought some of the most gold medals home for team usa. >> for the fifth consecutive olympics the united states of america is golden. >> reporter: make it five. men's basketball won its fifth straight olympic gold tonight in paris in front of a packed arena. the lead going back and forth in the first half. the hometown crowd doing its best to will their side to victory. [ cheers ] they are underdogs tonight, doesn't seem to matter much. they're hoping for an edge, maybe a little luck will help them get the win. the u.s. stars were too much for the french team to handle. steph curry sinking eight three-pointers to get

his first olympic medal. >> curry again -- whoa! cheers cheersz [ cheers ] >> reporter: one of five golds nabbed by team usa today. the women's soccer team capped off a dream run in these olympics beating brazil. mallory swanson showing off her lightning-fast speed with a second-half goal. >> the flag still stays down. swanson celebrates. >> reporter: as tom cruise cheered on from the stands. >> it is gold, glorious gold for the united states. >> reporter: the win ends a gold medal drought for women's soccer since the 2012 london games and ushers in a new era with a team made up of dynamic young players. >> i'm a little out of -- speechless honestly right now. my gosh. >> reporter: today's gold rush continuing on the track where messiah russell won the 100-meter hurdles. >> look at it -- >> reporter: and both the men and women won the 400-meter relay. >> victor for usa, the birth

place of hip-hop. can he bring it home? >> reporter: in breaking the men competed today. victor montalvo winning bronze. >> victor takes it! >> reporter: a new olympic event getting a lot of attention. the olympics are steeped in history, but organizers also have an eye on the future. that's what introducing breaking is all about, a new event, and hopefully what comes with it on new olympic fans. >> i think it's great. it's part of the times. people want to see new and different things. >> reporter: the paris games are nearly over. just one day left. and team usa keeps running up the medal count. >> with that, stephanie gosk joins us. a big game and maybe history tomorrow. >> reporter: that's right. the women's basketball team going for a record eighth straight gold medal tomorrow. don't forget you have the closing ceremony, katie ledecky and rower nick mead will be bearing the flag for team usa. >> we are looking forward to all of it. thank you for that. we'll have much more from here at the paris olympics in a moment. you can watch all the events tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern,

7:00 central on nbc and peacock. all right. now to our other top story -- breaking news from the trump campaign saying it's been hacked possibly by iran. it comes as new polls show a shift in key battleground states. aaron gilchrest is on the campaign trail with vice president harris in las vegas. >> reporter: the trump campaign tonight saying it was hacked and the documents were obtained illegally from foreign sources. the statement after the news site "politico" said it was sent trump campaign documents from an anonymous email account purporting to be internal communications and research dossier on j.d. vance. the campaign alleging the hack was intended to interfere with the 2024 election, pointing to a microsoft statement on friday that it was tracing activity that increasingly points to iran's intent to influence this year's presidential election. nbc news has not independently verified the hack. the latest headache for the truffle trump campaign

saying the vice president rallied 15,000 supporters in arizona as part of the new democratic ticket swing state tour. a new poll shows kamala harris lead willing in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin is. within the margin of an error, an improvement after trump was tried or ahead of president biden in those states before he left the race. the kamala harris campaign tonight also facing new criticism focused on vice presidential candidate governor tim walz's national guard service. doug julen who served with walz spoke to cnn about his retirement before being deployed to iraq. >> the fact is there's a possibility he -- realized i would know it's too late. >> reporter: nbc news has not independently confirmed julen's account. the harris campaign referring us to statements of support from other men who served with walz. >> for 24 years i proudly wore that uniform. [ cheers ] i'm proud of that service.

>> aaron joins me from the site of the harris-walz rally in las vegas. important endorsements coming tonight? >> reporter: tonight the harris-walz ticket win endorsed by the 60,000-member culinary union in vegas as well as the nation's largest civil rights organization for latinos, its first presidential endorsement ever. tom? >> aaron gilchrist on the campaign trail tonight. thank you. to the mideast now and a new round of deadly air strikes in gaza. today israel launched missiles into a gaza city killing more than 100. ellison barber reports from israel, and a warning, the video is disturbing. >> reporter: tonight anguish in gaza following a deadly strike that hit a school in gaza city. three rockets hit the school killing at least 100 people

according to a spokesperson with gaza's civil defense. there are a lot of people missing, he says, a lot of body that cannot be identified. israel admits they carried out the strikes but claim the school was more than just a shelter for thousands of displaced palestinians. in a statement released tonight, israeli forces said in part they struck terrorists operating in a hamas command and control center embedded inside a mosque in the school compound and killed 19 militants using three precise munitions. this was just one of a series of deadly air strikes in gaza over the last 24 hours. and civilians in the line of fire, all they see is devastation. >> ellison joins us from israel. and tensions were already heightened there about a possible strike from iran. where does that threat stand tonight? >> reporter: yeah, tom, a political

adviser to iran's supreme leader released a statement this morning accusing israel of trying to ignite a regional war and vowing to impose the, quote, harshest punishment on israel. tom? >> ellison barber for us. thank you. investigators are on the scene of that terrifying plane crash in brazil. its horrifying plunge caught on camera. all on board were killed. they now have the black boxes as they try to figure out exactly what went wrong. melissa parra has the latest. >> reporter: new information tonight on this haunting scene. a plane spinning slowly as it drops from the sky. crashing in a brazilian neighborhood near sao paolo leaving behind an inferno of black smoke towering over the homes the plane crashed in front of. brazil's voepasse airline updating the number of those who perished from 61 to 62. 58 passengers and four crew members. the airline saying the

plane had passed technical inspection the night before, adding they're evaluating icy conditions at the altitude the plane was flying at. while brazilian investigators say ground controllers did not receive an emergency signal. the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder from the plane now recovered and taken to a lab. >> if there's something catastrophic that appears to have happened on that airplane that caused the pilots to lose all control. >> reporter: brazil's president declaring three days of national mourning. marissa parra, nbc news. and back here at home, we're getting our first look at never-before-seen footage of the moments following that horrific school shooting in uvalde, texas, two years ago. priscilla thompson has more on what the new tapes reveal, and a warning, what you're about to see can be difficult to watch. >> reporter: newly released body cam video from the robb elementary school shooting appears to capture the moment officers took down the

uvalde gunman in a barrage of bullets. from the day some blurred or redacted by the city also showing the chaotic aftermath as panicked officers rushed to get children out of those classrooms. >> she's still alive. >> reporter: and administer aid after 77 minutes in the hallway, waiting to confront the gunman. >> everybody that's not a medic out -- out. >> reporter: the release today due to a court order after a lawsuit from a media coalition including nbc news. among the material desperate 911 calls. >> someone with a gun -- >> reporter: including this recording from a man identifying himself as the shooter's uncle. >> he's my nephew. he's the shooter. i'm wondering maybe -- he does listen to me. >> do you know of any change in his behavior? >> no, no. no, nothing. nothing. he just said that he

was mad about his grandma was -- bugging him too much. >> reporter: a person identifying herself as the shooter's cousin also calling 911. >> the shooter is my cousin. i don't want him to come to the house. >> reporter: the release comes as two officers on the ground that day when 19 children and two teachers were murdered face criminal charges. former uvalde police chief pete arredondo was charged with ten counts of abandoning and endangering a child, one count for each of the surviving children in those classrooms. a second officer, adrian gonzalez, faces 29 counts which includes the children who died. >> from the very beginning -- >> reporter: arredondo, who speak to cnn this week, and gonzalez have both pleaded not guilty. tonight the public seeing for the first time crucial moments from that heartbreaking day. priscilla thompson, nbc news. still ahead tonight from here in

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chiles of her olympic bronze medal in the individual floor event. the court of arbitration for sport ruling an inquiry by chiles' coaches into the score which bumped chiles from fifth to third came four seconds too late, and because of that chiles' lower score will now be reinstated. the controversial decision comes after a dramatic moment when judges accepted that inquiry in the final moments of competition. the romanian gymnast, ana barbosu, celebrating her bronze medal, then breaking down in tears as she learned that chiles had gotten it instead. >> devastating. >> reporter: then this iconic moment. chiles celebrating along with fellow medalists simone biles and rebeca andrade. >> crying, those emotions. >> reporter: now the judges have reversed that decision saying the appeal by chiles' team came four seconds after the required timeframe of one minute. >> four seconds? four? >> reporter: in a statement, usa gymnastics writing "we are

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china's athletes overwhelmed with emotion after their victory. moments like these happening often at the paris olympics with u.s. and chinese competitors vying for gold. the competition intense. >> oh! >> reporter: the weight of expectation on china's 400 athletes comes right from the top, the country's vice president urging them to go all out to win victory. this student from china who lives in paris says it's a national passion. >> as long as there is a game about china against the u.s., of course people will watch it more. so if you watch it more, of course people will talk about it more. >> reporter: and root for china. >> well, yeah. >> reporter: the world's second-largest economy, china has invested heavily. athletes reportedly often selected at a young age to attend state-run facilities where they undergo strict and rigorous training to hone their skills. it's believed china's athletes are under no

more pressure than in the west. >> i think in china it's -- i would say the requirement is the same. everyone and team u.s. want your athletes to win as well. >> reporter: in the past two weeks, the u.s. has again dominated track and field. but china's strengths are also in other sports that are not as high profile in america like table tennis, shooting and weightlifting. [ cheers ] while in swimming, the tension reaching boiling pointsz with controversy over accusations of doping which china disputes saying it's a result of tainted food. sporting rivalry between the u.s. and the soviet union was an enduring feature of the cold war. but today it's china and the u.s., their olympic rivalry part of what spurs athletes to compete at the highest levels. keir simmons, nbc news, paris. and when we come back, the triumphant returns for america's olympic heroes. we're the for the re

finally tonight, they are the pride of hometowns across the country. loved ones cheering on our olympic athletes from afar. and as they head back to the u.s., the celebrations are starting all over again. [ cheers ] far from paris, in communities across america -- [ cheers ] -- it was this excitement -- >> did it get there? [ chants ] >> that brought the olympic energy into the hearts of loved ones watching back home. >> never a dull day with carson. [ cheers ] >> parties in ohio for athletes like swimmer carson foster. >> foster with a bronze. >> who picked up a silver and bronze in paris. [ chants ] these little girls

near buffalo cheering on silver medalist anita alvarez at the same aadequatics center where she once trained. parties, as well, like this u.s. hurdler. athletes who may not be household names yet, but here they're hometown heroes. >> i was proud of him. >> we are just trying to do as much as we possibly can to send all the love, support, and good vibes his way. >> just won a gold medal, bro. >> this was the moment when u.s. resident and dominican triple jumper lafant found out she won a gold medal. with the on, liverpoolians making their way back from the games to all corners of the country -- >> a home run -- >> my gosh! >> some like pommel horse steven nederoscik returning with newfound fame and

gratitude. >> congrats -- good job. >> thank you. i'm definitely feeling like a superstar right now, and i appreciate all of you making feel like one. >> reporter: gymnast jade carey back in oregon. like so many athletes going home, a chance to say thank you for all the support from a world away. [ cheers ] >> you guys have seen me at my ultimate lows and highest of highs and have never doubted me. i'm grateful for the love and support you all have shown me. i've been able to accomplish more than i've ever dreamed of. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. a big thank you to our reporters, producers, and crews here in paris. olympic coverage continues tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 central on nbc and peacock. my good friend hallie jackson will be right here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas from paris. thank you for being with us. go, team usa. good night. golden dagger. gn

they defeat france. wow. you saw it right here on nbc bay area this afternoon. that was the moment team usa won olympic gold in men's basketball, beating france 98 to 87. it was a huge win for warriors superstar steph curry of course, scored 24 points, hitting four threes in the final moments. listen to what he had to say about winning his first olympic gold medal in his hall of