pass it off. walsh jennings tapping. still alive. make it 20-18. now, the second match point. right now for the brazilians. they can win it here. agatha. puts it away! that's it! brazil has upset the united states. [ cheers and applause ]

>> incredible play by agatha and barbara. and heartbreak for the americans. technically, it's really not an upset. brazil ranked number two. united states, number three. but we all know the truth. for kerri walsh jennings, her first match loss in olympic play. so agatha and barbara, they will play for the gold medal against germany. the united states, meanwhile, will play for the bronze. wow. that had everything. competitively, in terms of atmosphere.

kerri walsh jennings had been 26-0 in olympic competition. her first ever defeat. what a setting for it to happen. it's possible that brazil could occupy two of the three places on the podium in this event. they will play the americans for the bronze, and they will play germany for the gold. and we'll come back here to wrap things up on this tuesday night in rio after this. .

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this broadcast is presented by authority of the international olympic committee and may not be reproduced or retransmitted in any form without the express written consent of the international olympic committee. wednesday, the games of the xxxi olympiad continue from rio de janeiro. in daytime on nbc, the u.s. men's volleyball team squares off with poland. and in water polo the defending champions women collide with hungary. in prime time, the world's fastest man, usain bolt, returns for the 200-meter semifinals, sprinting one step closer to another historic three-peat. in the final of the women's 200 american tori bowie takes on a powerful jamaican contingent. in the 100-meter hurdles, a deep american team looks to over power the field. the women's platform diving gets

under way. an nbcsn, kevin durant and the usa tip off against argentina. on the golf channel, the women take to the links following a sterling finish to the men's tournament. you can watch the olympics in spanish on telemundo and nbc universo and on nbcolympics.com and nbc sports app. as the games of the xxxi olympiad continue from rio de janeiro on the networks of nbc. okay. here is a look now at the medal count brought to you by mcdonald's supporting athletes on their journeys. the u.s. has opened up a wide gap. more than 30 medals ahead of china and great britain. not pictured here is argentina. brazil's sports arch rival. they collected their second rio gold today thanks to sailors longa and coranza, a 64-year-old

olympian. last year longa was diagnosed with lung cancer and had his left lung removed. as he came to shore his sons, who also competed in rio, jumped into the water to greet their dad. longa said afterwards that rio was a very emotional games for him. he said watching the racing of my sons and my sons watching my racing and then celebrating today with them, it's just been too much for me. well, as we say good night from rio, we'll return to the medal ceremony for the women's floor exercise earlier today. simone biles capped her impressive olympic debut with her fourth federica mogherinigo games while aly raisman collected the silver. her sixth over all. joining them was amy tinkler of great britain who took the bronze. and that smile from simone biles, millions upon millions of

americans who only a few months ago might not have known who simone biles was are more than familiar with that beaming smile. and she has had ample reason to show it to us time after time here. five medals, four of them gold. and already, by acclamation, the greatest female gymneast in history. aly raisman with six career golds one behind the american record of seven total medals in gymnastics held by shannon miller. here they are on the podium awaiting their national anthem. ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] coming up in a bit, it's late night on copacabana with ryan seacrest. that will include an interview with kerri walsh jennings and

april ross, right after their defeat a few moments ago. just up the beach in the morning, it's the "today" show with matt and hoda. good night. since it's past 1:00 a.m. here in rio, technically perhaps good morning as well from brazil. that's right, ladies.

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wouned warrior theft. someone stole thousands of dollars worth of bicycles meant to help injured veterans. >> post-olympic surge. our local athletes indulge once the games are over. hero's welcome. chase utley gets several standing ovations and hits a grand slam in his very first game back in philadelphia. nbc 10 news starts now. >> good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. and we begin with a big blow to the wounded warrior project. thieves managed to steal nearly $40,000 worth of bikes and equipment from the veteran's group. police say the bikes were supposed to be used at the veteran organization's bike race this past weekend. nbc 10's brandon hudson shows us how the group now plans to get back on track. >> reporter: nbc 10 learned the theft happened in the parking lot of this renaissance hotel.

a u-haul containing nine bikes and equipment worth $37,000 was stolen overnight friday. >> i was amazed, i was disappointed, i was frustrated, and i was just angry. >> reporter: we spoke to tracy farrell with the wounded warrior project through facetime. tracy says this equipment was for the annual community ride in philadelphia this past weekend. one of many rides done nationwide as seen in this video from their website. >> it was the equipment that we needed in case something happened. to either fix the bikes or to help. >> reporter: we know the bikes stolen were custom made, valued at tens of thousands of dollars, but a local bike shop owner says an entry level price is around $770. that is like stealing 48 of these bicycles. shaun is the general manager at

pedal shop. he says bicycle thefts happen often, so a crime like this isn't surprising, especially this time of year. >> we'll get a call once or twice a week in the summer months, seems to be the hotter months we get the call. >> reporter: reps from the wounded warrior project say they will rearrange their equipment from other teams to use for their ride in virginia beach this weekend. brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> and police say the stolen u-haul is a 16-foot f-450 with arizona license plate ad 21774. i'm jacqueline london live in rio. more medals for the u.s. women's gymnastics team, led by simone biles, who has five medals, four gold. she and aly raisman took the top two spots in floor exercise. biles may have just saved her

best performance for last. with three gold medals and a bronze already in tow, she turned in a near perfect performance on the floor. biles became the fourth female gymnast to take home four golds in a single games. the silver went to teammate aly raisman, her third medal of the games and sixth of all time, the second most of any u.s. women's gymnast, just one behind shannon miller. let's go to the sand. kerri walsh jennings and april ross taking on the second seeded brazilian team in the semifinals. the home team upset. walsh jennings serving to stay in the match, but brazil will have none of it. kerri walsh jennings and april ross fall to brazil in straight sets. walsh jennings first match loss in olympic play. earlier in the day, matt baronoski competed in keirin.

the bucs county native misses out on a chance at the semifinals. and coming up, they are some of the most well conditioned athletes in the world, but what do they eat when the competition is over? still ahead we asked a few of our local olympians what they'll be chowing down on when cheat meal time rolls around. and, you know, it really never gets old, seeing the camaraderie, the cheers, and the hugs between the gymnasts tonight between simone and aly, showing there can be friendship amidst competition, that competition does not have to be cut throat, something that a lot of adults could learn from. really beautiful when you think about it. more from rio in a bit, but for now back to you in philadelphia. >> absolutely, they are like family and a strong bond. see you in just a few minutes. in the meantime now to decision 2016. hillary clinton continued her push for pennsylvania tuesday. she took the stage here at a

voter registration rally at west philadelphia high school. clinton's leading the polls in the battleground state of pennsylvania, but she had this message for her supporters. >> so don't be complacent, my friends, because even though we're doing fine right now, i'm not taking anybody anywhere for granted. >> on monday, clinton campaigned in scranton alongside vice president joe biden. so far clinton has owned the air waves this election season, but that's about to change. donald trump is about to start airing his first tv ads. that's according to "the wall street journal," they'll air here in pennsylvania, as well as the states of florida, ohio, and north carolina. nbc news/wall street journal poll shows trump behind in philly and its suburbs. fairing better in rural counties, many hit by the loss of manufacturing. in burks county we caught up with the gop chair who says 500 trump volunteers have signed up

in the last few weeks. meanwhile, trump held a campaign rally in west bend, wisconsin, tuesday night, where he courted african-american voters. >> i'm asking for the votes of every african-american citizen struggling in our country today, who wants a different and much better future. >> trump said the clinton campaign talks down to minority groups and only sees african-americans as votes. it is official tonight, pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen kane will resign wednesday following her conviction. her deputy bruce castor will take over as acting attorney general. he's the former montgomery county d.a. a jury found her guilty of leaking grand jury information and lying about it. the governor can appoint a replacement for the remainder of kane's term but hasn't said if he will do that. kane is out on bail until her sentencing in november.

new from south jersey, a gloucester county cop is accused of promising to drop criminal charges in exchange for sex. officer robert marzi is suspended and facing charges of his own. south jersey bureau reporter sydney long explains. >> reporter: according to this criminal complaint, 29-year-old police officer robert marzi solicited oral sex from a female, a sex favor detectives say in exchange for making her charges disappear. >> if it's true, that's really screwed up. >> frankly, i'm not surprised. >> reporter: the alleged incident happened january 17th. details about where and how, investigators won't say. marzi, who wasn't home today or visiting his parents turned himself in to county prosecutors august 10th. >> wow. supposed to trust the police officers, and ash a female, something wrong, i'm going to look for a police officer and hope i can trust them. >> reporter: detectives want to know if marzi made any other

sexual advances with any other female arrestee. >> if he's being accused, yeah. >> reporter: "it's deeply regretful that a member of the monroe township police department has been charged with a crime. like all persons accused of a criminal act, this officer is entitled to due process of the law. i expect this to take time." marzi is engaged to be married two weeks from now on september 1st. from monroe township, sydney long, nbc 10 news. a call for action in philadelphia's germantown section tuesday night. dozens gathered to promote peace in the neighborhood. there have been a number of high profile crimes there recently and just last week there were two murders and two children were shot. hope to louisiana. how local volunteers are helping the disaster zone as deadly and record setting flood waters keep rising in that region. sheena?

and it's another warm night, even a few showers in parts of the area, but tomorrow not as impressive as we have seen. i'll show you that forecast and our next chance for thunderstorms coming up. and a standing ovation at citizens bank park tonight as chase utley plays his first game in philadelphia against his old team, and he put on a grand show. highlights coming up in sports. but first, a look live at the olympic flame in rio. we're about to show you the current medal count. if you don't want to see it, look away for a few seconds until the music stops playing. >> nbc 10's olympic medal count is locally sponsored by independence blue cross. live fearless. nbc 10 live from rio sponsored locally by td bank, america's most convenient bank. [ clock ticking ]

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former philadelphia mayor michael nutter is firing back at the city's comptroller. he's responding to a comptroller report that found nearly $400,000 in proceeds from the philadelphia marathon were used as a so-called personal slush fund under nutter's watch, claiming the cash came from the mayor's fund. an independently funded nonprofit. a top nutter aide who oversaw the fund spent money without approval of the fund's board, the report showed a credit card used pay for a trip to rome, a $52,000 local hotel bill during the pope's visit, transportation, and even shoes. >> this is extraordinarily dangerous, it's completely unacceptable, and it's particularly concerning in an administration whose hallmark was transparency and honesty. >> nutter issued a statement calling the comptroller a liar, a snake, and a hypocrite.

the elite athletes who are competing here in rio know that food is their fuel. feeding their bodies to be the most efficient, but when that competition is over, feeding the body turned from fuel to fun. once the olympics are over and you don't have to be as regimented with your diet? >> i love this question. >> what will you indulge in that people love? >> soft pretzels, absolutely, with some cheese sauce, 100% i want that. >> eat so many buffalo wings and french fries. definitely buffalo wings and french fries. >> honestly, i would say a slice of pizza, but i have to wait until i get home for that one. >> federal donuts is unbelievable. >> on samson? i know it all too well. >> unbelievable. >> if i'm not there, i'll get

like the rainbow. i love the pretzels. side order. >> recently i've been loving ice cream because it's been so hot. i think i might have to have a bowl of ice cream. >> bacon cheeseburger, extra thick cut applewood smoke bacon, barbecue sauce, fried egg, sauteed mushrooms, pretzel bun, sweet potato fries, and freshly squeezed lemonade. unlimited refills. >> can you believe that? got to love how specific he was with his entire cheat meal plan all the way down to the free unlimited refills, down to a science, pretty much like everything that these olympians do. are you hungry now, jim? >> definitely am. i think he's still ordering. the list goes on and on. i vote for -- i'm not an olympic athlete, but who cares. sweet charlie's ice cream in

washington square, you know i love it. what's your vote? >> yeah, still open you're going to stop there on your way back, i know you will. cookie dough all day. >> thanks a lot. you made us all hungry and great coverage tonight. thanks. >> okay. sheena? >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, we were still in the heat wave today. we expect to be still around 90 degrees tomorrow, but by tomorrow morning, expect dry conditions. we still do have a few late showers around, but by tomorrow morning you don't have to worry about that. about the mid to upper 70s and we will be dry, but it will still be fairly warm and humid across the area. tomorrow, the seven-day heat wave, that continued today. temperatures have been above 90 degrees for the past seven days. tomorrow, though, the humidity is not going to be as oppress e oppressive, not going to be as uncomfortable, feeling around 100, so that will be a nice break and the rain chances come

back into tomorrow night. heat wave number five started last wednesday. today we hit 94, felt over 100 again, so, yes, we are still technically in a heat wave. the normal high is only 86, so we've been well above for the past seven days. tomorrow, though, right around 90, so we could still be barely in a heat wave. here's a look at the radar currently. we have a few showers and storms that have moved into the area. quickly here across 76, white hall, westchester, pretty heavy rain. that's one thunderstorm moving mostly to the east around 40 miles an hour or so, moving pretty quickly. king of prussia expect it by 12:34, upper darby 12:39. another thunderstorm through parts of bucks county. you're seeing some of the heavy rain move in and this is fairly heavy rain, but it's going to be moving into new jersey soon. future weather, showers and storms moving through overnight and clear for your morning commute tomorrow. by the afternoon we're dry, so tomorrow a dry day, still around

90 like i mentioned, but the humidity is not going to make it feel like 100. rain chances back tomorrow night, possibly late tomorrow, and overnight by thursday morning we could be dealing with a few showers around. by thursday afternoon, we'll be watching for showers south and southeast of philadelphia. tomorrow neighborhood temperatures, 91 degrees, newtown square 89. allentown, expect 88 degrees tomorrow. sunny skies, eastern township 90, longport 86. wilmington tomorrow temperatures will be around 90 degrees. it's not going to feel around 100 like we have been over the past several days. end of the week still staying around 90. your weekend looking, again, around 90 degrees. not going to get much of a break until about next week. stay tuned. we'll be right back. to win anle ask me wholympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you. your bronze.

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as the death toll rises in louisiana, local volunteers are answering the call for help tonight. new aerial drone video over baton rouge shows the extent of the damage. entire communities are under water. the death toll now stands at 11, and here in philadelphia the american red cross call center is working around the clock to help. it's taking emergency calls from louisiana residents looking for assistance or a place to stay that's out of harm's way. normally the call center gets about 120 calls per day. it's handled more than 2,400 in the last 24 hours. >> right now we're still in response mode. the waters are still rising, it's still raining, and at this point we're looking at thousands of people displaced. >> now, to put this in perspective, the first alert team says this is the worst flooding disaster since superstorm sandy. how about good sports news.

>> eagles get a wide receiver and phillies welcome back chase utley. what an ovation he got. many standing ovations, curtain call, memorable night coming up. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background checks, pat toomey crossed party lines to do the right thing. that's who he is, and i'm grateful. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.