and olympian nia ali is back and bringing home a medal.ow you the warm welcome she received when she touched down here in her hometown. 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. >>> good morning, pamela osborne in the first alert traffic center. this is a look at route 38 in cherry hill, new jersey at haddonfield road. a few cars on the roadway this morning. everything is trafi itraveling y in either direction there. when i come back, we'll take a look at mass transit as well as some pennsylvania roadways. >> see you then, pamela. >>> a helmet cam is giving us a first person view of a barn fire. the footage shot by one of the first firefighters on the scene on sunday. several propane tanks exploded inside this barn that touched off this blaze. two firefighters were hurt but are expected to be okay. >>> and you pro

randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> nia ali will try to win her heat in the semis to advance in the finals tonight. and when i interviewed her, i said to her, nia, hurdles seem so hard. you make it look so easy. she says, it's not hard for her. she just tries to get out in front, and stay there. of course, she'll be looking to do that tonight. we'll have the results in late news. you can, of course, watch it in primetime right here on nbc 10. live in rio de janeiro, brazil, reporting for the games of the 31st olympiad, jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >> thank you so much, jackie. >>> back at home, a local music store is helping residents beat the heat. they handed out fans at chester city hall this morning. the platinum selling rapper and producer teamed up with the help partners foundation for the giveaway. this heat wave is finally starting to let up. now you're tracking storms, right? >> it doesn't feel as oppressive outside today, but we do have some thunderstorms moving in. some of these will be here, while many of you are sleeping. i'll show you the timing of it, and if it will last

nia ali, what she had to say about her experience at the olympics. there she is. hi nia. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs] >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. this saturday night eagles play their third preseason game and for the starters this game is one where they play the most. third game was a big within for sam bradford last year. now eagles quarterback in his first year with the eagles, lit the place up, his numbers were off the charts. he threw three touchdown passes, ten for ten in the first quarter. i thought this would be something special. i was than the only one. sam bradford kn

the family off lip medalist nia ali let us in their home as they prepared for a big homecoming. her little sister helping make signs to greet nia at the airport tonight. >> i'm really proud of her. she did a good job. >> reporter: like millions around the globe reyna ali watched nia win the silver medal in the 100-meter hurdles last week. >> i felt like i know she's going to make it. i know it's going to happen. and it happened. >> i'm just so happy that the outcome that she was able to see the outcome. >> reporter: back from rio, nia's mom, nalita johnson, brought her daughter's silver medal to show nbc 10. >> it has the year olympia, rio. >> reporter: malita told us this past week has been a blur. >> we're leaving the stands and people are like can we have your autograph? i'm wondering has it sunk in? >> reporter: nia made history in her race being a member of the first country to win gold silver, and bronze in a race. mom says her olympic achievement ranks second to her greatest becoming a mom just 15 months ago. >> she really wants to you know let other mebz mothers know that

not many people could run like nia ali and look good while doing it. but getting glammed up is a part of her routine. i'll explain why, coming up next at 5:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ what's with them? oh, those two? they're always fighting for attention. there's more to a legendary city than its legends. plan your legendary stay at visitphilly.com >>> firefighters in southern california continue to battle a wildfire that is still growing. the fire started tuesday and caused officials to order more than 80,000 people to evacuate their homes. the so-called blue cut fire is burning in san bernardino county, about an hour east of los angeles. the fire has grown to nearly 50 square miles. it's about the size of walt disney world. about 34,000 homes are in the evacuation area. we talked to a frankfurt woman who is originally from california. >> it's not comfortable when your family is in an immediate threat. just to make sure my father is okay. as long as he's okay, i'm happy. that's all i care about right now. >> she told us she has been unable to get in contact with her fa

our cameras were rolling at philadelphia international airport as family and friends greeted nia aliepped off the plane. she took silver in the 100-meter hurdles at the rio games. she grew up in germantown, went to high school in pleasantville, new jersey, among those who greeted ali this morning, her 15 month old son, titus. she told us she has definitely felt the love and support. >> and i want to thank my supporters, and i want to thank everybody that came here and my family for coming. >> what a welcome. titus is adorable. also, nia ali and her team maids gave the united states its first sweep in 100-meter hurdles, its seventh in olympic trackment cool moment. >> another local olympic athlete also returned home from rio yesterday. "eyewitness news" at the ymca in west grove chester county where gold medalist sierra running i returned back to where she got her start. she reconnected with former coaches and encouraged the next generations of swimmers to reach for the stars. she also shared details about her relationship with olympic superstar, michael phelps ups. >> it was incredib

brianna rollins, nia ali and kristi catlin swept the event. they finished one, two and three in the event. it's the first time american women have swept any event in olympics history. >> what a feeling for them to turn around and realize it's their teammates on the other side. >> and in the men, they didn't medal in the 110 hurdles. >> kerri walsh jennings is coming home with a medal. but not the one that was expected. the three time gold medal winner and teammate april ross bounced back from the semi final loss. that was walsh-jennings' first they managed to beat brazil in three sets to earn the bronze medal. >>> usain bolt is not the only history making sprinter from jamaica. elaine thompson took gold in the 200 meters. that goes along with the gold she won in the 100 last week. she becomes the first woman to win the 100 and 200 in the same olympics since the late florence griffith joyner in 1988. by the way, an american took the bronze last night in that race. >> she looks tired. >> she does look tired. >> i think she ran that one hard. >>

three americans shutting out the nia ali silver and kristi castlin, bronze. >> i'm so excited. we're blessed. we came out here and did our best and came out here and sweeped. >> on the other side of the track, american women took the top two spots in the long jump. the teammates ecstatic after their win. in women's 200 meter final, usa's start settling for bronze. >> thompson stride for stride. >> thompson won the 100 meters grabbed her second gold here in rio. at the same time on copacabana beach, the u.s. women's beach volleyball team was back in the spotlight. kerri walsh jennings and april ross defeating brazil for the bronze medal. >> it's over. >> just one night after their for the gold. >> i'm so honored to have won this. as an athlete, i swear to god this is the hardest match i ever played in my life. >> in water polo, the usa team hungry. now they're preparing to face italy hoping to win their second consecutive gold medal. and silver in the steeplechase. first american to do that since 1984. sights on his second gold. taking first place in the long jump and finishing

brianna rollins finished first to earn gold, nia ali right behing taking the silver, and kristi castlin leaned her way intohe bronze. staying on the track now.. in the women's 200 meters, tori bowie raced to her second medal of the games. after a tough start to the race the 25-year-old managed to recover and claim the bronze. and the u-s mens basketball team finally getting things together last night against argentina in the start of the medal rounds. it was a slow start to the game with the u-s going down by as much as 10 early but coach k would get his bench involved and p-g county native kevin durant had the hot hand all night long--he scored a game high 27 points. the u-s knocks out argentina 105 to 78 and are moving on to the semi-finals against spain. and now for the latest medal count. as of this morning, the united states is now up to 93 medals, with 30 golds. china remains in second with 54 medals. great britain still in third, and russia holding on to fourth. and seven is on your side all throughout the 2016 olympics. just text the word "rio" to 4-3-8-1-7 to sign up for text a

nia ali and her teammates gave the united states it first sweep in 100-meter hurdles, and its sevenththe history of olympic track. >> now, ali, who is proud of both her philly and jersey roots, tweeted: it is not up for discussion, philly made me who i am through and through, and jersey has been nothing short of amazing to me on and off the track. >> that's so awesome. doesn't that just cheer you up, katy? >> absolutely, absolutely. and i would say that the weather certainly is going to help that along, as well. yes, i got couple of tweets from folks man it feels good outside. somebody said he actually overslept because he was so comfortable sleeping last night. sorry, if your a.m. large didn't wake you up, but feels so comfortable. gorgeous view. nothing more than couple every clouds, looks like high tide starting to come in here outside the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth. we are going to eventually see the return of some humidity but for now just feels so, so nice outside. and that will be something that changes with time. but, at least it is a relatively slow up tick in the humidity i

nia ali took silver. and kristi castlin won the nation has ever swept the podium in that event. >> sarah: all right. it's a bronze in beach volleyball for kerri walsh jennings and april ross. the pair came back the beat brazil after losing the first set last night. the bronze is walsh jennings's fourth olympic medal. she's now the oldest female medal winner in beach volleyball history. >> christa: and dover, new hampshire's jessica carato will compete in the women's 10m platform sem if she advances, the final is later on today. and the u.s. women's basketball team playing against france in the semifinals. usain bolt going for his second gold of the games as well in the 200m final. >> sarah: a tense standoff in athol overnight. the swat team called to a home on chester street. police say an armed man was barricaded inside a home after negotiating with officers, the situation came to a peaceful end. the suspect was taken into will face. >> christa: and we're following more breaking news. two car bombs explo

nia ali got the silver, and kristi castlin just leaning her way to the bronze. a nice redemption after the u.s. men were shut out of the medals in the 110 meter hurdles for the first time ever. over in the long jump, a hop to the top of the medal stand taking the gold. in the process, she ousted her teammate and defending olympic champion brittany reese who ended with the silver. for the u.s. men an upset in the in his heat. the american sprinter looked too early and pull ed two other runners passed him. the final was supposed to be a rematch between gatlin and bolt. bolt qualified in his heat. now there's only one other american in the finals. >>> and ashton eaton hoping to defend his title as the world's greatest athlete. he leads the competition after five events. his u.s. teammates are standing strong. they are both in the top ten. >>> over the women's water polo team getting a shot at gold thanks to a big win. they beat hungryary hungary 14-10. they're now guaranteed to bring home the gold or silver. >>> bolt, by the way, when he was qualifying for the 200

brianna rollins, nia ali, and kristi castlin dominated the race rollins took gold - ali silver -- and castlin took the bronze. and jennings and april ross still medaled in beach volleyball. they took home the bronze against brazil. it's the fourth career medal for walsh-jennings. today in rio -- adeline gray takes to the mat this afternoon. she's from right here in denver -- and is a heavy favorite to win gold in wrestling. usain bolt will go for his third straight 200 meter title - he'll have to hold off some strong competition from candian sprinter andre de grasse. volleyball will play in semi-final games. basketball faces france - and volleyball takes on serbia. a massive wildfire california is being called a once in a lifetime event. but one man is taking matters into his own hands. the united state's dominance of the olympics continued wednesday... adding nine more medal for a total of 93. 30 gold... 32 silver... 31 bronze. china is in second with 54 total medals. great britain has 50. russ and japan is back in the top five this morning with 33. dramatic new video from a southern

mike, so mike are you okay. >> what are you confused about. >> oh, we have nia ali here. >> hi, nia.nks for coming in. sorry, i was than the up to meet you. >> congratulations. >> good to see you. >> we will be back over to finish up. hi titus. >> adorable. >> look you got a smile. >> look at that. >> hi, nia so nice to meet you you. >> nice to meet you. >> you have been home for how long. >> twenty-four hours. >> forty-eight hours maybe. >> how does it feel to be back home. >> so good. >> i mean i didn't expect, i don't know what i expect, there was just so huge and even when i get in uber they are like silver medalist. >> well, did we set up what she has done and why she is here. >> no i'm just excited she was here. >> basically you went to rio you won the silver medal. you are part of the big u.s.a. sweep. here's the picture. >> you are excited. >> my goodness. >> so clean sweep for the americans. >> yes. >> mommy. >> yes, mommy, yes. >> and so in the middle is gold medalist brianna rollins and to the lefties bronze medalist christie kaplan and we have been coined the triple threa

nia ali snagged silver and kristi castlin getting bronze. despite not taking home a fourth straight gold, the u.s. women's volleyball team won't be going home empty-handed. ross and walsh won. the usa basketball team is through to the gold medal game. they won last night and take on spain tomorrow in a rematch of the last two gold medal games. the united states continues to 31 bronze. >>> "harry potter" fans can look forward to new stories from hogwarts. and the search of the son of el chapo. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the new york times" reports that a son of the drug lord el chapo is being held captive in mexico. jesus guzman and five others were kidnapped on monday from a pacific coast resort. police think he was abducted by rivals of his father joaquin guzman who is in a mexican prison. >>> "the washington post" reports that no prosecution of follow the manufacturer of defective helmets for u.s. troops by inmates. the army recalled more than 126,000 helmets at a cost to the government of over $19 million.

breanna rowlands, nia ali and kristi castlin went one, 2, 3 in the en first we've ever for them to win the gold, silver and bronze . >>> in beach volleyball -- despite a disappointing loss in -- on tuesday, kerri walsh jennings and april ross will not be going home empty-handed. they beat a brazilian team and are bringing home the bronze. here's the medal count right now: the us unbeatable. we in japan is rounding out the top 5.>> you see we are winning there. i need you to sprint to the forecast center, gold. flawless . >> that was a silver. >> that was a bronze. >> my goal is bad been 2020 -- badminton 2020. >> we are tropical moisture across louisiana. you can see the flood warnings are still in place. look at how the transition and the moisture is sagging to the south right now out of northeast ohio. a little bit of high-pressure building throughout your afternoon, but we're still tracking a very weak cold front that is producing stormy activity across the chicago area. kind of losing my breath after that sprint. here we go across the area: you can see mostly cloudy , but we are lo

nia ali. >> he ran on to congratulate mom when she won her medal. everyone is talking about titus. titus wanted to say hi to everybody. can you do kisses. titus, do you want to give kisses for tv? okay. so cute. >> look at this hair. that's the best hair. >> beautiful. >> coming up, moments on wednesday. a true display of olympic spirit after two runners collided on the track. one of them was american abbey d'agostino. we can't wait to talk to her. she's here. first, let's go back to savannah. >> hi, guys. cute babies. let me one up you. i don't know if i can compete with cute babies. when you come back, we have a surprise for you. we're adding someone to the "today" family. a little puppy. about house trained. i put some newspaper down in your office. and there have only been one or two little accidents. >> that's good. all right. savannah, thanks very much. let's talk about here in rio new twists of the alleged armed robbery of four u.s. swimmers includin r police detaining two americans for a brief time overnight. lochte is back in the u.s. we spoke to him exclusively last night

okay, nia ali back in philadelphia area. she will be live in our studio with her little guy, titus, in her arms there. and we will look at her silver medal. she went to west catholic, then transferred to school in south jersey. we'll talk to nia in just a little bit. >> then wax on or wax off? let's check on how this was going, trying to get 700,000 likes on our facebook page, because mike has agreed wax his legs, if we can do this. >> live on television, i've never been waxed. >> not looking good, though, still at -- listen, totally confident. >> don't be, come on, people, let's get these likes. i need to hear him scream. >> i'm good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii.

philly native nia ali, i had the pleasure of interviewing her and the two others in the sweep in the00-meter hurdles. they came here to the broadcast center. i had the opportunity to talk to them. you'll hear what they had to say coming up in just a few minutes here in rio de janeiro. but for now back to you in the studio in philadelphia. >> we'll see you at 5:30. a lot going on in rio. >> a lot to look forward to. >>> now to decision 2016. we're following several developments in the donald trump campaign today. right now, though, the presidential candidate is holding a rally near lansing, michigan. he's expected to discuss national security. earlier today, though, trump was in louisiana to tour that state's devastating flood damage. trump's plane landed in baton rouge this morning. his running mate, mike pence, joined him for the tour. but his day started with the resignation. paul manafort announced he's stepping down as campaign chairman. manafort has come under fire in recent days for his previous work with pro-russian politicians in ukraine. >> also today, trump took his campaig

first time a nation ever did gold, nia ali with the silver, the bronze going to kristi castlin. on the men's side, the men did not meddle for the first time in the nonboycotted games. >> on the beach, a little redemption for the volleyball team members, kerri walsh-jennings and april ross. with the bronze medal with ross with christy may treanor, walsh-jennings became the most decorated player in women's history. >>> u.s. leads followed by china, great brittain, and then russia. follow on usain bolt's bid for i want to talk with lauren more about it. she was an accomplished volleyball player. >> she should be giving commentary. i'd like to hear from her. >> she tries to spike her traffic clicker off my head. >> successfully, too, huh? >> we're talking temperatures in the mid-70s. it's been rain cooled. a couple of light showers. going anywhere in the course of the day. upper 60s. now, west hampton, you're doing to 69. there are the showers. portions of k and then you see a broken area of showers coming out of pennsylvania. be on the lookout for lighter showers this morning. noth

thank my supporters and i want to thank everybody that came here and my family for coming up. >> nia ali and her team hates gave the united states its first sweep in 100-meter hurdles and its seventh in the history of the olympic track. >>> now, ali, hoist proud of both her philadelphia and new jersey roots tweeted this it is not up for discussion, philly made me who i am through and through and jersey has been nothing short of amazing to me, on and off the track. congratulations again. i love that. >>> we're happy to welcome her back with fabulous weather. >> yes, welcome back to a beautiful philadelphia. >> yes. >> it is gorgeous out there today. this is kind of take where you want to talked away, put tonight your back pocket and on february 18th, open it up. >> yes, remember that combination. >> thinks day you dream about in the middle of winter doll drums.nks day you dream about it is just pure summer perfection out there. it is warm, sunny, not too hot, humid it is goldie locks day. not too hold, too cold or just right. this morning was nice and cool, comfortable. if you can tomorro

nia ali won silver in the hurdle in rio last week. her family, including her mom and 15-month-old son, titus maximus, there he is, had arrived home from rio just a few hours before nia, but they were determined to show nia how much she's loved with this welcome home party. >> yes, it's been an overwhelming week. i've never really had this kind of reception before. i love philadelphia. so i'm just very, very grateful to have everyone here. >> nia made history in her race, being a member of the first country to win gold, silver, and bronze in the 100-meter hurdles. >>> another local olympian fresh off winning gold in rio returned to the place where she had learned her craft. sia runge held a meet and greet with members of the ymca. the 4x300 meter runner showed off her medal and signed autographs. she said winning gold is great, but give back to the future of her sport is the most important thing. >> if i had someone here who had won gold when i was little, i would have been freaking out. so to be that person for those kids and be that

. >> and later one of our local olypians, nia ali and her son, titus, live in our studio, we'll get to see that silver medal. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. >> a the least 37 people have died, central towns in italy gone, search and rescue crews are continuing to search for survivors, a major road leading in and out of this area is making it difficult for them to reach survivors because that road is basically not there any more due to the earthquake. >> at least 40 after shocks have been felt. here is another live shot here from the same area in central italy. several of those after shocks are believed to be at least magnitude five, which is pretty darn big, because it causes damage themselves. same region was hit not that long ago with a huge quake. >> again, live pictures there, as soon as that ca

nia ali was right behind her - taking the silver. and kristi castlin just leaning her way to the bronze. the golden girl is waking up at home this morning. 19 year old bethesda native katie ledecky is back on american soil here in the d-m-v. katie was all smiles - and rightfully so - as she received a hero's homecoming at dulles airport wednesday. ledecky cleaned house in rio - returning with four gold medals and one silver medal! congrats katie! kidd o'shea in the now.. adele had to cancel one of her shows due to illness...adele took to twitter to apologize to fans in arizona where the show was supposed to take place yesterday. she said she wasn't feeling well "pushed too hard." she went on to say she has a lot of shows still ahead of her and she has to take care of herself. be on the watch celebrities around the verizon center tonight barbra streisand will perform tonight and she is known for having celebrities join her on stage...like jamie foxx who joined her saturday and performed durning her show in brooklyn. barbra has recorde

nia ali the silver and kristi castlin the bronze. >> thompson has the lead. the record books winning the women's 200 meter just days after capturing gold in the 100 meter race. >> bolt comes away >> comes away flying out of the blocks. >> thompson's freakishly fast countryman usain bolt favored to win the 100 meter tonight, flashing his famous smile finishing just ahead of andre de grasse. >> his third consecutive 200 >> when we recently visited bolt in the stadium he revealed his biggest goal, once thought impossible, running the 200 meter in under 19 seconds. >> is that attainable? is that attainable as a 30-year-old. >> it's possible. is it illegal to take my shirt off? i'm going to go crazy. >> over the water jump. >> winning silver in decades. in the same race ugandan runner crashing into a hurdle, forcing him to withdraw. called the most athletic man in the world, american ashton eaton leading the decathlon after five events. >> from the start ashton was not going to lose this race. >> going for back-to-back olympic gold in the competition. >> you reall

these ladies, the american women swept the 100 meter hurdles, brianna rollins, nia ali, and kristi castlinwept the field. it's the first time all three women from any country will sweep that event. and it's the first time american women have swept the field in any event. >> usain bolt was having such a good time during his 200 meter semis that she shared a laugh with an opponent. >> they were grinning at each other as they approached the finish line. both men qualified for the final, and this picture is now making the rounds on the internet. >> and he does it like no, no, no. the finger thing. >> and golden girl katie ledecky is back home. she got a huge ovation in dulles. >> she sent out this tweet that reads back in the usa, thanks to my gators. sr friends for the welcome home. that was a shout out to her school in bethesda, maryland. >>> and michael phelps may be retired, but you skill can't keep him out of the pool. the most decorated athlete in united states history spent time in the water with his fiance and son and posted this adorable family shot to instagram. >>> for the second st

and this evening in primetime, philadelphia's nia ali tries to hurdle her way toward a medal. those results in primetime tonight. and of course we'll have those results and reaction in late news. for now, from rio, i'm jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >> another great night in rio. jackie, thanks. >>> hundreds of people were at lincoln financial field today. but it wasn't for an eagles game. all these people are corporate volunteers for places like cradles to crayons and the united way. they filled 30,000 backpacks with school supplies. they'll go to kids across the region who can't afford them. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> well, it was a fairly hot day, even for august. but not nearly as hot as it's been over the last week. the heat wave did continue. it looks like we're dry for much of the evening, perhaps an isolated shower, if you're going out to see chase utley against this evening. but some of these storms back to the west, they're farther back, they're moving in the general direction of delaware, and extreme south jersey, and may very well get there, let

. >> reporter: brianna rollins, nia ali and kristi castlin swept the podium in the 100 meter hurdles last night. >> a great time to be a woman in usa. >> reporter: the clean women in any olympic track and field event. and that wasn't the only first on the field last night. tia bartoletta and brittney reese finished one-two in the long jump also leaping into history. at the beach 38-year-old kerri walsh jennings, a three-time olympic gold medalist and her teammate, april ross, took bronze. walsh jennings becoming the oldest female medalist in beach volleyball. >> to be on that podium together was and inspiring, and it will be with me the rest of my days. and it was pure joy. >> reporter: team usa arrived in rio with the largest women's contingent in olympic history and recent history at their back. well, this is a story that really began in london and continued over to rio, isn't it? >> no question. because in london, the u.s. women won about so you could see this coming. >> reporter: in women's gymnastics team the so-called final five tumbled into history winning its most medals in a

nia ali took silver last night. her teammates took gold and bronze making it the first time ever that team usa has swept an olympic track event. ali said she had good intuition that she and her teammates would take over that podium. >> more concerned about doing my part and making sure that i was able to complete the sweep. when christie's name popped up, it was a feeling like no other. >> shout out to philadelphia. i'm so happy to be able to represent you guys. i want you guys to know you can be here on this stage as well. >> reporter: ali's mother and little baby titus were in the stands. you probably saw the baby made it down to the track. and nia was able to parade around the track with baby titus in her arms. a beautiful sight. so happy for her. let's talk about the "olympic zone" tonight and what you can look forward to. the face of nbc at the olympics. tonight he unveils his secret athletic talent. wait until you see his skills. nbc 10's keith jones will have that and more on the "olympic zone," that's comi

event birthday today. >> one, two, three for the americans. >> reporter: taking silver and bronze, nia ali and kristi castlin in this photo finish but it was ali's picture perfect 15-month-old son titus who stole the show from his mom after the race. the also leapt in the long jump. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: tianna bartoletta soared to her first goal with a personal best. her teammate, brittney reese took silver, the defending olympic champion and in the tori bowie, the team usa men didn't go home empty handed. jagger got silver in the steeplechase. the great bolt bowl struck again in the 200-meter semifinals. jamaican punched his ticket to the final making it look like a walk in the park. >> look at these two. it's almost like a training run. >> the superstar and his canadian rival exchanged pleasantries during the home stretch. bolt clearly is having a blast sprinter justin gatlin did not make the final. >> all the way. >> reporter: after a coming of close games the u.s. men's basketball team rebounded knocking argentina out of the quarterfinals. after a slow start the americans t