. >> jordan burroughs, olympic champion. >> on the mat, jordan burroughs took the gold and took his celebration into the bleachers. >> flying into the stands like superman. why not? he's golden. >> i'm not done by any means. i have a lot more gold to win. >> his twitter handle -- all i see is gold and after the match he tweeted the pic of the medal for the world to see it too. >> lebron -- >> and no surprise on the hardwood as lebron james and the rest of the usa men's basketball team powered into the gold medal match for the 26-point win over argentina. they'll play spain again in a rematch of the finals in beijing. >> business as usual. wait until sunday. >> and checking the medal count now, the u.s. still leading with 94 in all. 41 gold, 26 silver. and 27 bronze. china as total of 81 and russia in third with 65. still two days to go. for now, let's get a check of the rest of the morning's top stories. for that we head to new york and msnbc's thomas roberts. good morning to you. >> lester and natalie, good morning. it's been a deadly 24 hours for u.s. troops in afghanistan. three marines were

, jordan burroughs join us.sy day yesterday. people forget, you have to win four matches over a six-hour period. what does it do to celebrate and how do you feel today? >> i did a little celebrating with my coach, coaching staff, my family. hanging out for a little bit. basically catching up on the contests, a lot of people, family is here. but it's been a long day today. a lot of media. a lot of media attention. right now just trying to make my rounds and relax late other than this afternoon and watch my teammates. >> you seem pretty comfortable with being the face of wrestling, a sport i know you feel doesn't get enough attention. i've seen you quoted saying, you've seen ten times more poker on television than wrestling. >> now that you truly are the face of wrestling, what next? how do you manifest and make that sport more popular? >> continue to win. continue to do things like this. continue to give the sport greater exposure. continue to just represent the sport and with great humility. i think i've done th

." >> reporter: they are young, murray and burroughs wer friends.o any suggestion they want to stage a young people's takeover, they say they want to be a valuable voice. >> they already are. thank you karen for that. >>> gary mcgrady coming up with a look at the weather. hey, gary. >> listen, weather-wise, looks pretty good for tomorrow. let's see what it looks like the rest of the work week. the complete forecast is coming up.   this is the plan for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. d multiple smartphones to your plan, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99. >>> how great was today? temperatures in the upper 80s. dulles western neighborhoods in the middle 80s and low humidity. this week the upper level pattern will call for all that heat to stay bottled up out to the west. still hot for them. we're in this north

wheteatherbug network at burroughs education campus, 73 degrees. mid '80s has a high in rockville. looking at 72 degrees and newington, va.. cool dry air of to the north and west of us. 74 hagerstown, martinsburg, and winchester. it was not a pretty day for the beaches. only 75 right now. the rain fell all afternoon that long. a much better speech day tomorrow -- becah day tomorrow. 70 in chicago. 68 in indianapolis. this cool dry air will modify just a bit. we are looking at temperatures tomorrow in the 70's. it will feel much more comfortable. here are the thunderstorms that blossomed in the evening hours. they are starting to fizzle out as we look at live super doppler radar. about a half hour ago we had a line that stretched from bethesda to fairfax and manassas. everything is quieting down. silver spring and upper northwest d.c., it will not amount to much more as we move through the overnight. daytime highs well into the 80's tomorrow. waking up to temperatures in the 60's on monday morning and warming up to near 90 degrees by monday afternoon. nighttime lows fall to the mid

more than 10,000 people who filed claims have gone through the office of civil rights attorney john burroughs. 25 of people have been tainted services. after the fire and local hospitals were busy with more than 13,000 people seeking treatment in emergency rooms for breathing problems as well as i, for and nose irritation. nude pictures of the incident have been released. >>dan: monday after of investigators with the u.s. chemical safety board released photos taken off your 39 of the vapor crowd of that first appeared and how the paper either obsolete ignited turning into what many are calling the areas worst refinery fire >> we think the size of the clock is significant. it shows the initial stages of the fire that ensued once the vapor cloud was ignited. >> many of the workers or enveloped in a cloud that made it difficult half >> investigators say it takes two-three minutes of the vapor cloud to ignite. fifth >> because of the themes in the area firefighters still cannot get close because they need a breathing apparatus. >> today chevron responded pictures released and officials say it is

jordan burroughs, an olympic champion. >> and it is over here in london. >> if you are looking for aook ending you just got it. >> how do you say good bye to misty? >> i never will. i can't talk about it. >> every man has his moment. andy murray has finally found his. >> absolutely fantastic. >> allyson felix gets her gold. >> the combination of so much hard work and sacrifice comes together. to see it was just amazing. >> what a show it has been to be continued in 2016. that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. don't forget olympic coverage including the closing ceremony begins at 7:00, 6:00 central. i'm lester holt reporting from london. i'm lester holt reporting from london. from all of us, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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jordan burroughs gave the u.s.stling team the first gold of these games and the men's basketball game beat argentina to advance to the gold medal game against spain on sunday. team u.s.a. is well out in front in the medal count two weeks into the games. the americans have 94, including 41 gold. china next with 81 medals, 37 gold. in the overall count, russia is a distant third. if painting were an olympic sport, this man would be going for gold-- or maybe salmon, or chartreuse, steve hartman "on the road" next. research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has more of 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free -- it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with ju

whenever the friars walked between missions soldiers accompanied them and burroughs carried their food. i combined the two and enlisted friends who would not mind carrying a backpack. i paid divided each shift into the 5-mile stretch. wife volunteered to be the first per car was excited. the first re-enactment she had seen me do. for our was happy to share my experience. zero was surprised to find one of my factoids fat rats had infiltrated the mission. so the friars borrowed katz. i decided to incorporate the episode and the objective. just in case somebody asked me. we headed to toys 'r' us where i bought a stuffed cat. [laughter] and then started to assemble my kids. if you don't look good in what is the point*? somebody would have found a sheep and sowed his own habit i opted to border mine online. even the most imperfect sold can look like perfection. that have it came with our broken belts but figured i would have to go hard-core by decided to shave it. it sounded like a good lady at the time. my went back to the salon where i got mine not see haircut. the price had risen and alr

. >> we look at the back of the house, look for signs, burroughs, fecal matter accumulation from theroad and, those are signs of an infestation. >> officials have been performing inspections along with exterminators where there are concerns over the number of rodents. >> there is a health issue. and the residents. children can be affected by this. there can be respiratory issues. that is why the county is acting to provide extermination. >> they injected it in the boroughs were the rodents live. >> it is safe because it goes directly into the ground. it is not scattered on the ground or anything like that. once it goes into the ground, and it works on a microbial level. >> do not put garbage bags on the ground. put your trash in a can with a lid that fits over the top. >> i pick up animal feces daily. remove any food source like vegetables, fruit that has fallen on the ground. trash and debris like plywood, tires, anything that provides a place for rats. >> they hope to finish all problem areas in the county this week. >> if you are caught violating any of the trash rules, you could

burroughing won in the final seconds capturing the gold to win his 48th straight match. he has a chance to keep the streak alive. he says he's going to compete in the 2016 games in rio. >>> in our area continues to produce over in london bringing home medal after medal. alexandria native terence jennings taking part in tae kwon do. jennings in red trail brad ilian then jennings delivered a kick to the head. check that out, which gave him the win and the bronze medal. after the match, he talked to news 4's dan hellie about the thrill of winning an olympic medal. >> a little bit of just disbelief. once they put it around my neck, that's when it hit me and i smiled. it's real now. so it's a big deal for me. just to be able to make my first olympic team and to bring back hardware for the u.s. is just amazing. >> jennings helped the u.s. build a commanding medal lead. they'll end the london games with the most medals and most gold medals defeating china. >> thanks a lot. >>> you know terence said that he was inspired by the teenaged mutant ninja turtles. >> i wonder which one

i want to thank my guests -- kelsey grammer, "the boss" himself, jordan burroughs, our olympic athlete star. tomorrow night, sylvester stallone and swimmer missy franklin. jimmy fallon's happening right now. jimmy, take it! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: oh, wow! that's the energy i love. i feel the love. thank you. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. thank you for being here tonight. we're going to have a fun show. [ cheers and applause ] i just heard. you guys, here is some campaign news. yesterday, mitt romney's vice presidential pick, paul ryan, criticized president obama for not doing enough to create jobs. yeah. [ audience boos ] in response, obama was like, "didn't you just get a new job?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank me la

justin borrows won gold -- burrows in -- burroughs won gold in wrestling. u.s.a.eads the number ever medals. >>> time for our weekly high school profile. two things that we don't always talk about in the same sentence: football and faith. we talk about one player who won't sacrifice his principles in either. >> reporter: 42, that's how main days of 90-degree-plus weather since june 1 according to our own topper. imagine playing football in that. what is it like? you're about to find out. steven rivers and his brother kneel to pray in observance of rama dan. this annual month of fasting is one of the pillars of islam. >> it taught us peace and how to stay calm during -- [indiscernible] >> reporter: from dawn until sunset, rivers refrairns from eating and sips water only when -- refrains from eating and sips water only when necessary. an immense sacrifice, especially for a student athlete in the midst of his sport. his day begins shortly before 4:30 a.m. with a presunrise meal. then sleep, time with family, studying the curran, owe kuran, then prep for prayer. then

tomorrow night, kelsey grammer and olympic gold medalist jordan burroughs will join us as well.w. jimmy, take it. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: promotional consideration furnished by air new zealand. celebrating 30 years of flying between los angeles and london. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! pjimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid foby nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody. thank you so much. i feel the love. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. i'm so excited. we have basketball gold medalists kevin durant and james harden on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] i plan on asking them a lot of questions. like -- to win the gold, how did it feel? i want to know what it's like being on the podium. i want to know will they please come play for the knicks? stuff like that. [ laughter ] it was a great olym

whenever a first walk between missions in native territory, soldiers accompanied them in burroughs carried over food and supplies. i decided to combine the two companions into a sherpa soldier and enlist friends who wouldn't mind carrying a bag pack filled with water, food and informational flyers to pass along the way. i diverted each sherpa soldier shift into a five-mile stretch, roughly one fifth of the total journey. wendy, my wife, volunteered to be the first one and i was excited for her to join me. the first reenactment she'd seen me do it after a year of leaving town, time and space, is happy to share some of my experience with her. during those two months at a number of books on the missions but was surprised to find that it may favorite factoids while reading a children's book. apparently one point, rats have infiltrated the san fernando granary peers to get rid of them , friars guard cats from san gabriel. when i read it, and decided to import rate the episode in my lack as a sort of objective form a character. you know, just in case somebody asked you what is up to. the day aft

and american jorn burroughs won a gold medal in freestyle wrestling, the first one in wrestling for the u.s. at these games. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: and we turn to the ups and downs of an energy boom, wrapping up our series that's looked at how new production is fueling rapid changes across the country. in our series this week, we have seen how homeground energy output is forging ahead, offering opportunities and posing problems at the same time. in north dakota, new technology has lead to a boom in oil production. >> we're going to be here for many, many years, and once we're finished drilling these wells, these wells will produce for 30 to 40 years. >> brown: drilling means jobs in towns like williston, but it also leaves the locals to deal with growing pains. >> we're frustrated with lack of services. you know, we're frustrated with traffic. we're frustrated with driving. you know, we're not alone, and i don't care if you've been here a long time or a short time. >> brown: in colorado, one source of tension is between competing fossil f

on the wrestling mat, new jersey native jordan burroughs kept true to his word. he promised to tweet a picture of himself holding a gold medal. he got a chance. from the user name all i see is gold he posted the photo writing i di it. in the 4x100 relay the women's team broke a 27-year world record by half a second. >> we did it. >> the man known as the blade runner didn't shatter any records or medal at the games, but he did make history. in the second event in london the 4x400 relay, oscar pistorius and his team finished last. but it marks a first for the games. with a double amputee racing in the olympics. and the track is sure to be joltd by the world's fastest man. jamaica's usain doelt bolt and his team are expected to win the relay. rebecca and anthony, this would be bolt's third gold medal at at games. >> he is incredible. bigad shaban, thanks so much. >>> we want to turn to the search for life on mars. nasa's rover curiosity has been sending back amazing images from the red planet. including its first self-portrait and a 360-degree color view of its land

helen burroughs, she was an educator. i think that what pulls all the women together, all around, they were educators and they believed firmly in education. there is a palmer institute outside of greensboro, and in fact, what's really cool about it from the same architects, they built the buildings they see similar architecture. you see the power to transform lives. $1.50 was used to start a college. now it is a thriving school that does enormous work. the previous president, doctor judy, and a wonderful woman. but when you pull all these women together, it is investment in education that made the difference for them. >> host: julie and boston e-mails here. julianne malveaux, thank you for your time. i've been enjoying your discussion. i felt very inspired by many issues. however your response to a caller who stated you were a homosexual disappointed me greatly. i can understand your anger at the viewer, making assumptions, and i can understand your correcting the facts. however, in your response to this caller, you did n

burroughs may be long dead, but the shadow of borough is all over on foreign correspondents.they want to get and never go after the bad guy. postcode lets run out of clay. this is from his program, person-to-person. it wasn't exactly tough journalism. let's watch. >> good evening. the name of the program is person-to-person. what sort of fellow is like to live with? >> should have really answer? well, i think he's the nicest person i've ever lived with. >> the selector is eight months and two days. >> is the wearing make up now? >> he's retired. >> when mr. demille found out we were going to have a baby, he said it was a boy he can play the nsaid moses in 10 commandments. >> easier bank is to play baby moses the 10 commandments. fraser had to sign it and inking in the south of writing. >> peter vincent dudley. >> hello, peter. how do you like the haircut? >> that is something. c-span: why so many -- and you mentioned dan rather wanted to be the need at morrow. >> guest: he was the boyfriend north carolina, didn't come from much that many lived up in washington state and got h