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the crowd treated to music from one of our favorite bands, the script. thank you so much. you'll hear more music from them in a couple minutes. meanwhile i'm matt lauer with savannah guthrie and al roker. coming up, we'll hear from one of the new sweet hearts from women's swimming. >> that can only be 17-year-old the missile. she's a regular high school girl, returns to senior year in two weeks. we caught up with her earlier and we'll play more of that. >> may seem like a slow start for team great britain but they were laying in the cut waiting. the host nation racking up the medals, in third place in the medal count. we're going to have more on that in just a little bit. >> also we're going to show you how you can enjoy these games. this is very popular with our crew with some british beer and pub food. >> oh yeah, the games go down better with beer. >> let's go over to natalie with

the news. >> morning. the u.s. is bringing home more gold. last night was probably the most electrifying ten seconds at the summer olympic games. >> the imposing 6'5" figure of usain bolt. >> the athlete known as the fastest in the world usain bolt, superstar sprinter from jamaica defending his title in one of the most highly anticipated events of the games, 100 meter final. >> you say bolt. it's bolt. he's still the king of the 100. >> bolt finished in 9.63 seconds, an olympic record. never short on personality, bolt celebrated with his signature pose, a little dancing and high fives all around. >> i was so focused on going out there and winning and showing everybody i'm still the best, i'm always going to be number one no matter what. >> bolt's record finish was almost ruined. just before the race, someone threw a bottle from the stands onto the track. police were called and a fan was

arrested. >> wins it. >> in the women's 400 meters american sanya richards-ross won the first gold since 1984. >> michael phelps about ready to make the final turn of his storied olympic career. >> a moment in history for michael phelps, the last race of his olympic career. >> phelps just meters away. >> phelps helped lead the men's team to a gold medal saturday in the 4 x 100 relay. phelps the most decorated in olympic history finishing his career with 22 medals, 18 of them gold. >> missy, so good with that back half speed. >> missy franklin adding another gold medal to her young olympic career. the 17-year-old helped her team set a world record in the 4 x 100 medley relay. in women's gymnastics,

16-year-old mikayla maroney slipped on her second fall in the individual competition. maroney took silver behind romania's gymnast. and in tennis, andy murray beat world champion roger federer in straight sets to avenge his loss to federer last month at wimbledon bringing his fellow countrymen to their feet. and sanya richards-ross will be back on the track tonight, champ gabby douglas competes in the women's uneven bars. to the rest of the day's headlines. the alleged gunman in the deadly shooting at a sikh temple in wisconsin has now been identified at 40-year-old wade michael page. according to a legal center that tracks hate groups, page is the former leader of a neo-nazi skinhead rock band. six were killed and three others critically wounded when he allegedly burst into the temple and opened fire.

page was later shot dead by police out the temple near milwaukee. this morning i spoke with oak creek police chief john edwards and asked him why police believe page allegedly attacked the sikh temple. >> that i do not know. that's one thing we're trying to find out. we're doing a back-check on his whereabouts, where he may have purchased the handgun used. we're trying to piece that together to give us an idea of the motive he had. at this particular time we don't know why he did that. hopefully we have more information once we get investigators together to put together that information. >> authorities say page purchased the pistol used in the shooting near his home within the last 10 days. an overnight nailbiter for nasa ended in victory as the rover the size of a car landed on mars. the $2.5 billion "curiosity" rover is the largest and most ambitious mars project to day. it was never able to be fully tested on earth.

the rover is sending signals, even pictures back to earth and will begin exploring whether or not there could ever have been life on the red planet. one person dead, nine others injured after multiple lightning strikes at the pocono raceway forcing them to end early. the track warned them to clear the grounds before the storm arrived. police investigating the death of oldest s of philadelphia eagles coach andy reid. garrett reid found dead at the training camp where he often spent summers. reid had a history of drug problems but his death was not suspicious. batman dark knight rises topped for the third straight week taking in $36 million. the remake of "total recall" and "diary of a wimpy kid" dog days

was third. take a look at this dog, new best friends. likes people enough but for a special treat likes to head to deep water and frolic with dolphins. as you can see in this video from earth touch, she has to doggie paddle to keep up with her mates. let's go back to savannah, matt and al. >> how do you think the dolphins feel about it. >> don't sharks swim with dolphins also? >> i thought it was cute. >> natalie, thank you. mr. roker. >> let's see what we have for you. again, we've been keeping an eye out in the atlantic, tropical depression florence falling apart. we do have tropical storm ernesto. right now ernesto has 50-mile-per-hour winds. not a big deal, 145 miles east of cabo gracias a dios. like that? very nice. as you look at the track, basically looks like it's going

to be going into central america there. not a big problem for us saturday. it's a minimal tropical storm. no big ppi >> good morning. a few scattered light rain showers today. a mixture of sun and clouds. and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. 17-year-old missy franklin came to these olympics as a first time olympian. she is leaving a multi-time medalist. four gold medals, one bronze, an individual and relay world record. she was with us early this morning. i began by asking her if she was

ready for how her life has changed. >> you know, for the most part i think it's stayed exactly the same. the only thing that changed i have so much support now. i had an incredible amount before. maybe a few more people know who i ambu i still have the best friends and family and teammates and i want to go home and be a normal high schooler. >> you are a normal high schooler. a huge amount of pressure for anybody, let alone first time olympian. you did not crack under the pressure. you totally delivered. how did you keep your center and keep calm and concentrate on swimming. >> my teammate and coaches were unbelievable, able to keep me calm and relaxed and excitement, which is the most important part. the excitement level. you're going to be having fun. after eight days of competition that can be hard. i have the most incredible team in the world and i wouldn't be able to do it without them. >> the bronze and relay. first gold in the 100 meter backstroke which i was lucky enough to be there and see.

michael phelps says of all his gold medals, the first is the favorite. do you agree? is the first your favorite? can you believe i'm asking which is your favorite gold medal. >> the first was the most emotional. i saw a video of my parents in the stand crying. i was trying to sing the anthem but crying at the same time. i was a total mess. the most incredible feeling in the world. >> have you had a chance to watch back your races? is that something you'd want to do? >> i've had a few during interview when i've had to watch it and they want to take me through the race. every time i watch it i get goose bumps. my adrenaline starts going. >> you mentioned you are a regular high school girl, so regular school starts in two weeks. >> extremely soon. i believe i have registration two days after i get home. >> what are regular high school things you're looking forward to doing. >> football games.

i'm so excited for our football games. we have so much fun. we have a cheerleading team but for our games we have rowdy, which is boys school, five or six guys that dress up in crazy outfits and get the crowd going. it's so much fun. i can't wait for those. >> you've worked hard swimming but staying a regular girl. you don't want to turn pro yet, there will be a flood of sponsorship offers for sure. is that still the plan? why is it important to you? >> it's definitely a plan but there's a talk in the future with my family and coach to figure out what is best for me. i do want to swim in college so badly. that team aspect, as i said before, i love being part of a team. in college, that team is a big part of who you are and what you do. i want a chance to be part of that. >> my conversation with missy franklin. up next how the royals helped celebrate team gb celebrate. one more song from the script at olympic park but first these messages. hey parents, it's a big year. i'm not just teaching music.

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this time andy murray would not be denied. an emotional murray finally coming out on top in front of the hometown fans. >> the atmosphere was unbelievable. i didn't feel that nervous strangely. i felt more comfortable on the court. it was amazing. >> an unforgettable win, a moment to savor forever. there was another moment to savor when murray went back up to the family box to give a hug to an 11-year-old boy who wanted to congratulate him personally. once again, here is natalie. >> a hug he'll never forget. it took a few days for the host nation to win its first gold medal. thanks to athletes like andy murray, the flood gates have opened. michelle kosinski.

>> reporter: this has tested britain to remain low key about everything, what a fantastic run they have. third in medal count. when you divide that by population, they come out ahead with the u.s. and china. after a bit of a slow start, britain let loose the flood gates. a weekend gold rush, doubling its number of wins in just two days. >> six overall. fantastic, wasn't it? >> reporter: the self-consciously proud host nation managing to wow the world and itself with priceless olympic names, many surprises, greg rutherford in the long jump. >> wins the gold. >> a gymnastic silver, team bronze in what was called a stunner, the first british gymnastics team medal. in cycling the british team broke its own record, the team broke one in team sprint. prince william and kate were so

happy, they hugged. there was sailing gold and rowing from men and women. >> we just won the olympics. >> reporter: incredulous partly because they have only been a pair for four months. and the crowds have been going so uncharacteristically for britain, wild. never so much as super saturday night in the packed olympic stadium, 80,000 spectators and the world watched jessica ennis, who had been a poster girl for the olympic games won a grueling race. it reached an overwhelming fevered pitch as he ran to gold, the first brit to do that. the british broadcasters who pride themselves on the stiff upper lip could not contain their own national pride. bradley wiggins, the first british man to win tour de

france a week benefactor games also won the time trials. in one of the country's sweetest victories andy murray defeated roger federer in straight sets on the same court where federer had beaten him at wimbledon and where he very unbritishly wept only weeks ago. now the first tennis gold in more than 100 years. >> the biggest one of my life. that's for sure. >> reporter: lately the uk has been worried about things like obesity, life expectancy. they were recently handed a pretty grim economic outlook. so you can say this comes as a great time. it's inspiration that britain could use this fire of national pride. >> absolutely. needed the uplifting stories. michelle kosinski, thanks so much. coming up next, the american shooter who aimed for gold and won right after this. [ female announcer ] how do you define your moment? the blissful pause just before that rich sweetness touches your lips. the delightful discovery, the mid-sweetening realization

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the american shooting team here in london is dominating the medal stand. on saturday jamie lynne gray took careful aim, women's small bore rifle three positions. her near perfect score set an olympic record. jamie, congratulations. >> thank you. >> 10.8 out of 10.9. >> yes. >> before that last shot, what were you thinking? >> i had kind of a rough ninth shot, so i knew i wanted to finish off my 2012 olympics with

a great one. i just buckled down and concentrated on that last shot and it paid off. >> in beijing you just missed bronze. was that sort of in the back of your mind, redemption at the olympic games. >> it goes through my mind every day. missing a medal is tough. you have to take each shot one by one. that's what i focused on at the olympics and it worked. >> for those that don't know, explain the last shot. >> we've seen everything happen, people go from fourth to first, first to eighth. you have no idea. the last shot, it's the last thing you're taking. it's like, okay, it can be good or bad. it's just so difficult. >> your husband hank is part of the u.s. army marksman unit. >> yes. >> hot date for you guys, you go to the firing range and firing off a few rounds. >> no, i think we're too competitive for that. >> who wins at the shooting

range. >> well -- >> who has got a gold medal? >> yeah. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> she answers with her gun at the shooting range. when you started this when you were 8 years old with a bb gun. >> me and my brother. of course you want to beat your brother at everything. >> gave you a hard time about your prone. >> giving me a little trouble about my stance. >> but you got a gold medal. >> congratulations. back right after this. try this. it's oikos greek yogurt.

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and it is the end of an era, the most dominant in olympic history and it's pure gold. >> well, it's pure gold and it never gets old. this is michael phelps celebrating the 22nd medal of his olympic career, 18 of them gold. now he says he's heading into retirement, the most decorated olympian ever. what's next for him? we are going to ask michael phelps live here at olympic park tomorrow on "today." yeah. >> what are we doing today.

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this morning on "today's" olympic kitchen, quenching your olympic thirst. restaurateur here with british beverages to enjoy during the olympic games. thank you for being here. >> good to be here for the olympics. you always talk about wine. you drink wine early in the morning. here, it's the afternoon and we'll taste typical things you'd drink in london as you celebrate in america. >> okay. >> two beers. ipa, indian ale. named from beer in india. they sent beer over. in order to make it stand up to the journey, up the hops, super bitter, delicious.

porter named after porters in the city of london in the 18th century. there was a lot of trade. this is a very strong style brewed beer for people who like hardworking porters. london porter is the beer that represents the city of london. >> i'm smelling it like a wine. but it's jimmy corrigan's birthday. you get to try it. good? >> these are beers you might drink them at room temperature. if you like it cold. >> i like it cold, room temperature. >> they were drinking beer before refrigeration. they haven't changed it. >> get yourself up, young man. from beer to cocktails. gin and tonics. >> this is brewed with cucumbers. so cuc brewed.

instead of garnishing it classically like you would do with a lime, instead we put cucumbers. it's delicious, light, flavorful. it's really got like a different edge. >> you think it's different because of the cucumber. >> it's totally different. it tastes like cucumbers. bright refreshing taste. >> like a salad. >> like a salad in your glass. >> with alcohol. >> with alcohol. >> now the classic. >> classic is bombay sapphire, classic gin. you know why the gin has the indian flair? again, brits in india, in order to stave off malaria and scurvy, they would have to consume wine and quin ion, therefore gin and tonic. >> a reason to drink. >> garnished with lime, a different flavor. >> drier. >> much drier. >> al's favorite, he's been hang out for this one. >> he's dressed for a pim's cup.

>> normally made with fruit in the glass, today lemon, orange, mint, cucumbers. you could put strawberries, whatever you like. >> what about an apple. >> only 25 by volume 50r% proof. if you're going to be drinking during the day, or at wimbledon or hosting a small equestrian event at your house. >> i do it all the time. >> it's time to break out pim's. it's based on gin. they added different fruit juices. the word is there's only six people in the world who know the recipe for pimm's. >> and three of those know the 11 herbs and spices. >> what's the mix, gin? >> pimm's half of the volume, half the glass with pimm's, then lemona lemonade, lemon soda, you can make your own lemonade or add sugar water, seltzer, cucumbers,

an orange slice. >> the mint. >> i like the mint in there. >> have to muddle it together. >> who else's birthday is it? mark's birthday. who else? >> birthday celebration. >> your birthday. >> if you want to bring a little london into your home as you celebrate the olympics, i would say any of these, certainly a london-style beer, pimm's cup, sapphire and tonic. >> kind of nice to have a change from wine. >> once in a while. wine eventually. >> thank you so much. nice to see you here in london. still to come this morning, we've got a lot more including a tour of the famed british museum right after this. [ female announcer ] every day, there's a new reason not to make a home-cooked meal.

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of the most historic cities in the world. nbc olympic's late night host mary carillo did some exploring. good morning, good to see you. >> good morning. we love this place. london was settled as a river port shortly after london invasion 40 a.d., it's been an important international city. i saw the history it holds when i visited the legendary british museum. with 8 million objects stretching from the stone age to solar powered lamps, the british museum like no other institution shows us where we've been, what we've created, and how steadily we've advanced. here where the studious and curious have browsed for free

every since the doors opened in 1759 you can circumnavigate history on earth, 70,000 exhibits that touch every continent and millions of years of us. curator jill cook takes us way, way back to pallio lithoic. what have you got here? >> this object is the thing that kicks it all off for us. this is a chopping tool. >> how old is this? >> this is 2 million years old. it's the thing which kicks off our dependence on things. from this to the ipad, it's 2 million years of what people do. >> i'm glad we found it. the spell binding court is a gateway to the museum's multitude of wonders, island monolith, helmet of a dark age warrior, serpen tine and this, the most famous rock of all.

more than any other object the stone define the mission of the british museum, a never ending search for traces of our past providing a clear idea of how we became who we are. the rosetta stone contains the same message, living in lost, by knowing greek we finally decoded this. preceded ancient egypt stretching back more than 5,000 years as irving fink el enlightened me. >> the people in iraq were the first to think about signs that recorded speech. humanity. >> behind the galleries are study rooms where whiz kid amelia surprised me with monetary art of an outpaced

olympic sport. >> what are the images? >> i think one of my favorites has got to be, also from sicily, the well-known olympic sport of mule cart racing. >> it's no longer an olympic sport. >> it only lasted about 50 years in the ancient games. >> mule cart races. >> possibly quite slow. >> here what might have been lost in time finds a home in the passion of the wonderfully curious. being the memory of mankind is a tall ochlrder. but in london, this ambitious mission has an address of its own. >> wow. >> you have to go. >> you could spend a week there. >> there are 240 museums in london alone. there's the clockmakers museum. there's a sigmund freud museum. he wasn't even born here. this is the granddaddy of them all. it's fabulous.

>> looking at it. >> you walk in there, want to clear your mind or fill your mind, go to the british museum. >> mary carillo, there will be a quiz. coming up next, a song from the band, the script. ri

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you know what, i love you guys. >> how did i miss the drink segment? >> you are the best. you know what else is the best? michael phelps, he's going to be here tomorrow. michael phelps. >> there's no alcohol in those drinks. >> too much pimm's? hoda and kathie lee, we've got the script. >> i want a teleprompter. >> called break even. >> nbc sports coverage after that. have a great day.

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