i'm marshal harris. back to you, denise. >> thank you.to check in with lester holt in rio for a look at what is coming up on "nbc nightly news." good evening, lester. >> hey, denise. coming up tonight, the entire russian team has been banned from next month's paralympics in rio, because of the doping scandal. hillary clinton increases her lead over donald trump in a new poll. tell you what many voters are saying about trump. and take a look at a fresh american face here in rio and how she gets to compete in fencing in her own way. see you in a few minutes with "nbc nightly news," denise. >> lester, thank you. we will be right back. >>> some call it the best block party of the year. the second street festival culture, food and more than 150 vendors to northern liberties today. you have several hours to got out and enjoy the festival wraps up at 10:00 tonight. people are going to have great weather for it. >> yes. look how nice it looks outside. got to 89 degrees today. but low humidity. pretty similar tomorrow. humidity goes up a little bi

it will change the way you experience tv. >> hello, marshall harris here from csn. the eagles back at practice today following yesterday's day off and carson wentz was on the field. carson wentz chatting it up with former north dakota and current flyers head coach who has a hairline rib fracture. doug pederson said before practice he just wanted to give wentz a test. pederson also talked about wentz's rehab plan. >> it's one that i'm not going to rush back. i know that injury can be a little discomforting, but at the same time i want to see where he's at. >> will we see him for the last preseason game? >> still trying to get him ready for that game, yes. >> plus jordan matthews continues to miss practice with a knee injury. pederson says if matthews does not play next saturday against the colts, he'll also be held out of the final preseason game. the eagles believe matthews will be ready for the season opener on september 11th even if he misses the entire preseason. >> i played, you know, i feel like enough football to where obviously i know i can do that. it's neve

. >> that's sports, i'm marshall harris, csn. >>> nbc 10's competition to watch is locally sponsoredy the all new 2017 chrysler pacifica. >>> tonight it is time to say goodbye to rio, the closing ceremonies begins at 8:00 right here on nbc 10, and these have been games to remember. nbc 10 jay gray joins us live from rio, and one more day of competition for the u.s. to rack up even more medals. >> reporter: yeah, rosemary, a strong chance to do that. look, if team usa continues to win gold here, we're now learning that ryan lochte, the swimmer broke the golden rule, he wasn't a victim. he was in fact a vandal here, damaging a gas station restroom. >> it was my immature behavior. >> reporter: in an interview with matt lauer, the swimmer at the center of the controversy, admits, no robbery in rio. >> i over exaggerated it. we wouldn't be in this mess if i hadn't done that. >> reporter: family cheering him on, matthew stiflus, wins the first one, in more than 100 years. j both the women and men's 4x 400, as expected, the american women grabbed gold in basketball, the men will try to do t

. >> that's sports, i'm marshall harris from csn. >>> this morning, we're following an investigationrsey, a hail of gunfire leaves a man dead and strikes fear in neighbors in one community. nbc 10's monique braxton will join us in a few minutes from burlington city. krystal, you're watching the radar. what are you seeing? >> currently not tracking the storms yet, but later today, that could change. here is what we're seeing right now, though. this is the center campus cam. >>> that's why i'm taking full responsibility for it. >> taking responsibility, and telling the truth. ryan lochte sits down for an exclusive interview on what really happened in rio. >>> searching for a killer, warning neighbors to lock their doors, after someone shot a man and injured a young girl. a live report is next. >>> storms could be moving into our region today. you see that green there on your screen. you know what that means. coming up in the first alert forecast, we'll let you know when you can expect rain and what's ahead for the workweek.

i'm marshall harris, csn. >>> yesterday, a local olympian returned to the pool where she trained in delawareo inspire the next generation of swimmers. cierra run cierra runge was there. drew smith was there to talk to her. >> reporter: it's what cierra runge loves about being from a small town, seeing this much support. >> amazing. a dream come true, for sure. >> her dream began at age four, and she has come a long way, preparing her for the big moment in rio. >> once i go the in the block and dove in, that's when all the release and the stress kind of washed away and i just had a fun race. >> runge helped them win the relay. it was an incredible moment. >> you don't know whether to laugh, to cry. yeah, it's a pretty incredible feeling. >> runge embraces her young fans the most, cheering on their dreams. >> it's really cool to meet her. >> to have these people look up to me is pretty incredible. >> but she isn't done competing. she hopes to back in four years for tokyo. nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10's olympic medal count is locally sponsored by independence blue cross. live fearless. "they say you

harry truman like adlai stevenson did. yes, sir? >> yes. question -- general marshall had been the yoda for eisenhower for a number of years, having appointed him as the commander in europe. i was just wondering, it seemed like mccarthy could take shots at people and eisenhower did nothing about that. i ask of that question, the other one, it almost seems like reagan and eisenhower's elections overall could have been eerily similar. >> i'll take a pass on the last one for a moment. not because it's not an interesting question but because i really have to think that through. eisenhower and reagan have gotten comparisons because of their age, because of their politics and because of the size of their victories. the times were so different, i'd have to think about that one. in terms of what happens with the moment in milwaukee, one way of looking at this is that eisenhower diluted what could have been a strong statement of support for his mentor. in so doing, he could have made and taken the opportunity to position his presidency against such irresponsible statements, eve

that i did, to have the chief executive there, to marshall and move resource, i'm sure they wanted federal money. i'm sure they wanted federal access. harrisy were getting it anyway. >> to make sure commander-in-chief happens double-time, far different than sandy and other teams with election on the line. sure the president will be on beach. melissa: the treasurer said we need people to come down here. we need carpenters and people who can do construction and strong arms for people to come down. anytime somebody comes, whether trump or especially president, people watch and pay attention, say how can i help and volunteer. he said please, everyone come, anyone come. we are drowning. we need help. kennedy: not just about being humane person. that really is part of the job of the president, also look what happened in, at the end of the campaign in 2012 when hurricane sandy hit, in this part of the country, and how that shifted the election. and you know maybe donald trump glean ad lesson from that, at that point the president was hine mitt romney in the polls a little bit. that some say sealed the deal. harris: where we ever get to the point

harry truman as adlai stevenson did. yes, sir? >> yes. question. general marshall had been the yoda for eisenhower for a number of years having to appoint him as the commander in europe. >> uh-huh. >> i was just wondering, it seems like mccarthy could take shots at people, and eisenhower did nothing about that. i ask you of that question. >> uh-huh. >> the other one, it almost seems like reagan and eisenhower's elections overall could have been eerily similar. >> i'll take a pass on the last one for a moment, not because it's not an interesting question but because i really have to think that through. eisenhower and reagan have gotten comparisons because of their age, because of their politics, and because of the size of their victories, but i'm -- the times were so different. i'd have to think about that one. but in terms of what happens with the moment in milwaukee, one way of looking at this is that eisenhower deluded what could have been a strong statement of support for his mentor. in so doing, he could have made and taken the opportunity to position his presi

to distance himself from harry truman as adlai stevenson did. >> question, general marshall had beenthe yoda for eisenhower for many years, having to appoint him as the commander in europe. >> mm-hm. >> i was just wondering, it seems like mccarthy could take shots at people, and eisenhower did nothing about that. i ask you that question. >> mm-hm. the other one, it almost seems like reagan and eisenhower's elections overall, could have been eerily similar. >> i'll take a pass on the last one for a moment, not because it's not an interesting question but because i have to think it through. they have gotten comparisons because of their age, their politics and the size of their victories. but the times were so different. i'd have to think about that one. but in terms of what happens with the moment in milwaukee. one way of looking at this is that eisenhower deluded what could have been a strong statement of support for his mentor. in so doing, he could have made and taken the opportunity to position his presidency against such irresponsible statements. even if they were true. >> yes. >>

harry truman like adelaid stevenson did. yes, sir? >> yes. question -- general marshall had been the yoda for eisenhower for a number of years, having appointed him as the commander in europe. i was just wondering, it seemed like mckaertcarthy could take s at people and eisenhower did nothing about that. i ask of that question, the other one, it almost seems like reagan and eisenhower's elections overall could have been eerily similar. >> i'll take a pass on the last one for a moment. not because it's not an interesting question but because i have to think that through. eisenhower and reagan have gotten comparisons because of their age, politics,nd

harry truman as adlai stevenson did. yes, sir? >> yes. question. general marshall had been the yoda for eisenhower for a number of years having to appoint him as the commander in europe. >> uh-huh. >> i was just wondering, it seems like mccarthy could take shots at people, and eisenhower did nothing about that. i ask you of that question. >> uh-huh. >> the other one, it almost seems like reagan and eisenhower's elections overall could have been eerily similar. >> i'll take a pass on the last

one of the moments in which harry truman had to call on sam rayburn was when truman was presenting congress with what became the marshall plan. i will let truman tell the story. he invites sam rayburn into his office. and whenin sam rayburn i told him what we had in mind, he would not believe it. his first reaction was just like everybody else. he said, we cannot afford it. he said, mr. president, it will bust the country. and i said to them, this instrument, sam, if we do not do it, europe will have the worst depression in its history and i do not know how many hundreds or thousands of people will starve to death and we do not want to have a thing like that on our conscience. not if it is something we can prevent, no we do not. if we let europe go down the drain, then we are going to have a bad depression in this country and you and i have both lived through one depression and we do not want to have to live through another. do we, sam? rayburn says, no we do not. much do harry, how we figure this is going to cost? he says, i never told sam anything less than the whole truth. that is the kind of relationship we have. i

harry truman was president. he was not afraid to have a strong secretary of defense. george marshall was a strong secretary of state. he also made sure there was a bipartisan support. members of congress were part of the process. before the nation made a secret agreement, before we made a blessing statement, we would make sure we had the backing of the president and secretary of state, also congress and the people. damaging to our country to have mr. ford turn this responsibly to the secretary of state. >> governor carter contradict himself. he complains about secrecy and is quoted as saying that in the attempt to find a solution in the middle east, he would hold unpublicized meetings with the subunit -- soviet union. i presume that the purpose of imposing a settlement on israel and arab nations. let me talk about what we have done to avoid secrecy in the port administration. after the united states -- ford administration. after the united states were to achieve the agreement and i'm proud to say there is not a single egyptian or israeli soldier that has lost their life since the sig

harris. we have breaking developments this afternoon. three more officials at the democratic national committee are out. ceo amy dacy, cfo brad marshall and communications director louis miranda, recent hacking of dnc internal e-mails that led to an embarrassing situation heading into the democratic convention. debbie wasserman-schultz resignresign ed after getting a rough reception. she resigned and three others are out of e-mails revealed favoritism of the clinton campaign over the sanders campaign and also suggestion of dirty tricks by the dnc against bernie sanders. that angered sanders and his diehard supporters and now appears interim ceo of the dnc, donna brazile, is cleaning house. harris? >> what's the latest out on the trail with hillary clinton? i know she's coming to colorado. >> reporter: that's right. she's looking to build on her fund-raising edge. she'll be doing more fund-raising in colorado later. she does an event tomorrow as well. but obviously the big headline that $90 million figure, money raised during the month of july. $63 million going to her presidential effort. $26 million going to the dnc and state partner

when harry truman was president he was not afraid to have a strong secretary of defense. dean acheson, george marshall were strong secretaries of state. but he also made sure that there was a bipartisan support. the members of congress, arthur vandenberg, walter george, were part of the process, and before our nation made a secret agreement, or before we made a bluffing statement, we were sure that we had the backing not only of the president and the secretary of state, but also of the congress and the people. this is a responsibility of the president. and i think it's very damaging to our country for mr. ford to have turned over this responsibility to the secretary of state. ms. frederick: president ford, do you have a response? mr. ford: governor carter again contradicts himself. he complains about secrecy and yet he is quoted as saying that in the attempt to find a solution in the middle east that he would hold unpublicized meetings with the soviet union, i presume for the purpose of imposing a settlement on israel and the arab nations. but let me talk just a minute about what we've done to avoid s

marshall is with us today, and today's #oneluckyguy, we want to rehind you, you are so luck -- remind you, you are so lucky, charlie, charlie gasparino. you are outnumbered on this friday eve in harris>> that's what my mother -- harris: friday eve? sandra: family show. what's going on? all right. we're off already. [laughter] charlie, thank you for being here and, leslie, good to have you as well. new developments on those newly-released e-mails which suggest hillary clinton's state department was doing favors for donors of her family foundation. earlier this year the justice department reportedly decided against an investigation into the clinton foundation after the fbi requested the agency look into allegations of corruption. but the doj's public integrity unit, we are told, declined to pursue the case citing insufficient evidence. donald trump with strong words about the report that top clinton foundation donors got special access and vip treatment facilitated by secretary clinton's top lieutenants at state. the gop nominee saying it's the kind of corruption that has put politicians in jail. listen. >> what came out yesterday, reported today -- right? be pay for play. called pay

marshall is with us today, and today's #oneluckyguy, we want to rehind you, you are so luck -- remind you, you are so lucky, charlie, charlie gasparino. you are outnumbered on this friday eve in harris that's what my mother -- harris: friday eve? sandra: family show.

harry reid saying he should get fake briefings. i mean, he should get the briefings. >> he should get the briefings. >> what does that process entail? >> despite what trump says about criticize sizing fire marshalsbout too many people, there are bureaucracies that actually judge things on objective criteria. our intelligence agencies now how to do transition. when i was on the obama transition you get some of these briefings. i was lower level and higher level. they will be top level briefings to trump as the nominee about, you know, various themes, concerns and intelligence. issues that he may want to know about at this stage. i don't know how they would be with someone so well versed in relations already and so if he and his team, and he will determine who his team is, well we want to know what is going on in brazil with zika. say if that information is not readily available, that intelligence officer will take it back, called a get-back and find out more information. the intelligence officer is not allowed to give opinion. if you say, what do you think about putin? they know how to get out of stuff like that. >> okay. that is happening, i believe, this week. julia, thank you. gayle, thank you