. >> now to fellow stanford cardinal simone manuel and historic win in the freestyle thursday. she followed it up by qualifying for tonight's final in the 50 meter freestyle. incredible. as for the men, it was all about cal yesterday as jay gray mentioned, anthony ervin's incredible story. he won the 50 meter freestyle 16 years ago in sydney and then he did it all again all these years later at the age of 35. ervin becomes the oldest swimmer to win an individual olympic gold. fellow cal bear nathan adrian took the bronze. team usa's first gold medal ever in track and field was won by san jose native michelle carter. carter won the shot put with her final throw upsetting the gold medalist from new zealand. carter is the daughter of former 49er defensive lineman michael carter. carter played nine seasons with the niners from 1984 through 1992. he not only won three super bowls with the niners but also competed in the '84 olympics, also in the shot put. and he won the silver. >>> today is a another huge day and night of competition. the east bay and stanford's maggie steffens hits

of course, there's stanford's simone manuel to be the first african-american to win an individual swimming event at the olympics. jessica joins us live from olympic park. the bay area is celebrating with simone. >> reporter: yes, they are. there is no doubt that simone manuel appreciates the significance of what she's done, but she doesn't want to be just seen as the black swimmer. she wants to be seen as a great swimmer. no matter what her color. >> i wanted to get on the medal stand. and i did that. but to get a gold medal and a silver medal, those two individual events was more than i could ever ask for. >> reporter: simone manuel walked way from her first olympics in rio with four medals. and with a new place in history. is there one that means more to you than another? >> i think the gold medal in the 100 free. >> just when you think you've seen it all! >> that's my first individual gold. and i guess because it did make history and inspired a lot of people. >> reporter: becoming the first african-american woman to win an individual olympic gold. >> when they say black swimmer, it make

simone manuel. her gold medal swim is making big waves. the stanford swimmer is inspiring young athletes around the world, especially here in the bay area. we have more from oakland where simone's historic race was watched by millions and she has a huge fan club here. >> that's right. i have to tell you, coaches and swimmers here are thrilled. some saying they got a little bit emotional when simone won, claiming it wasn't just for her. hfs those before her and those after. here in west oakland, they say she's inspirational and it was a long time coming. >> take your mark. >> go. >> he hits the pool with big dreams and toe, they seem closer to reality. >> i think she set the bar. a lot of african-american women, especially they know they can get to the top. >> is going to do! >> she is simone manuel who tied for gold, becoming the first african-american woman to win an event in olympic swimming. >> i just want to be an inspiration to others that you can do it. >> seeing simone last night, i feel like i know her. crying. >> it's a feeling being shared th

simone biles and aly raisman in tears after finishing one, two, in the women's all around finals. stanford student simone manuel overcome after tying for gold in the 100 meter free. the first female african-american swimmer ever to win an individual medal. inspired performances continued. cal's ryan murphy with gold in the men's 200 backstroke. michael phelps taking the 22nd gold of his career in the 200 im. while kayla harrison was a nightmare for opponents winning her second gold in judo confirming she's the best judoka in u.s. history. looking to add more gold to their legacies michael phelps and incoming stanford student katie ledecky will be back in the pool later today. la deck ki after she saw simone manuel win her ghoeld tweeted out that she was shaking, she was so excited. they're roopi rooming together here in rio. i retweeted those on my twitter account which is jessaguirrenbc if you want to retweet them out. there is volleyball and rain or shine volleyball folks say they will be playing unless there's lightning. men's basketball is up again today. water polo is scheduled again. usa versus montenegro

over an olympic headline. 20-year-old stanford swimmer simone manuel shocked even herself when she madeistory last night in the women's 100 meter freestyle. she tied for first -- becoming the first african- american woman ever to win gold for the u.s. in an individual swimming event. the feat immediately made headlines across the country.. ..including this one from the san jose mercury news.. which omitted manuel's name, simply referring to her as an "african-american" while also mentioning michael phelps' latest win. the paper quickly amended the headline with an apology, reading: "the original headline on this story was insensitive and has been updated to acknowledge the historic gold medal wins by both simone manuel and michael phelps." one elite athlete's olympic dream may already be over.. after the practice rounds.. nearly put her in the hospital. ben tracy reports: the polluted water in rio.. may have made her sick. (narr 1) if you're watching the olympics on tv...rio's winning the gold. >> 14 hundred athletes are competing in water based events and some with have to swim in it.

and stanford swimmer simone manuel set a record tied with a canadian swimmer for the gold medal in thereestyle becoming the first black to win a gold in swimming. in the united states, women's gymnastics team keeps rolling. 19-year-old simone biles took home the gold in the individual all-around competition. her teammate 22-year-old took silver. biles is the fourth consecutive american woman to win the all- around title. >>> right now, if you step outside, you might just notice a meteor shower. it's been going on all night. these meteor showers happen every year at around this time. the brightest one started last night and the shooting stars will continue to be visible until the sun rises. it's tricky science behind the perseids but since jupiter's gravity pulled a comet closer than usual to earth, we could see more stars this year than usual up to 500 per hour! the experts who predicted this are excited. >> the things i see in the first year, just -- here i am, i'm coming right across the sky, and they may take several seconds to get across the sky. they are much more exciting to watc

puerto rico has more than 8700 confirmed zika cases. >>> stanford junior simone manuel has made historyoming the first black woman in olympic history to win a gold in swimming. she tied for first with a canadian swimmer in last night's 100-meter freestyle. the u.s. continues to dominate the medal count. >>> right now, san jose volunteers are getting ready to hand out 3300 backpacks to students in need. it's the 14th year of the sacred heart community service pack a back campaign. students from kindergarten through high school will start getting backpacks and other new supplies in just about an hour. >>> and funeral services will be held today for calvin riley the 20-year-old killed while playing "pokemon go" in san francisco. police say riley was playing the game with a group of friends at aquatic park last saturday and someone shot and killed him at random. >>> i'm lisa chan live in the newsroom. a millionaire tech mogul will be sentenced today. he is accused of beating two women on two separate occasions. by the time gurbaksh chahal was 25 he sold two advertising companies he founded

simone biles and aly raisman in tiers after finishing one, two, in the women's all around finals. stanford student simone manuel overcome after tie for gold in the 100 meter flee. the first female african-american swimmer ever to win an individual medal. inspired performances continued. cal's ryan murphy with gold in the men's 200 backstroke. michael phelps taking the 22nd gold of his career in the 200 im. while kayla harrison was a nightmare for opponents winning her second gold in judo confirming she's the best in u.s. history. looking to add more gold to their plaque legacies michael phelps and incoming stanford student katie ledecky will be back in the pool later today. now, listen to this. katie ledecky is rooming with simone manuel and after simone won her medal last night she was flooded with tweets from her teammates including katie ledecky who said she was shaking she was so happy that simone had won. and dana voemer sent her a tweet as well. from all the olympians congratulating her on making such a historic, historic medal last night. now, up today in the rain or not, there is you've got water -- men

the olympics are continuing in rio de janeiro, where stanford swimmer simone manuel has made history, becoming the first african-american female swimmer to win an olympic medal in an individual event. she won the gold. manuel tied canadian swimmer penny oleksiak in the 100-meter freestyle. both womenen won gold medals and set a new olympic record. after winning, manuel said -- "it means a lot, especially with what is going on in the world today, some of the issues of police brutality. this win hopefully brings hope and change to some of the issues that are going on. my color just comes with the territory." manuel's win was only one of a number of historic olympic events over the last week. usain bolt of jamaica won thee 100-meter dash in 9.81 seconds, making him the only person to ever win the 100-meter race three times. he is jamaican. american swimmer michael phelps scored his 23 gold medal when the u.s. won the men's 4x100-meter medley relay. phelps is now the most decorated olympian in all of history. african-american gymnast simone biles has scored her third gold medal when she b

the latest, stanford swimmer, simone manuel, a junior from houston, texas, becoming the first african american woman to win a gold in swimming. she tied for first place. >>> michael phelps keeps adding to his record-breaking career. he won his 22nd olympic gold medal winning the 200-meter individual medley, also his 13th individual gold. he will go for another gold tonight in the 100-meter butterfly. >>> and then there is simone biles, the women's all around champ. she is only 19, 4'8" but people are calling her one of the greatest american gymnast ever. her teammate won the silver. here is the count. the u.s. leads with 38 medals including 16 gold medals china is in second place followed by japan and then russia. >>> time is 7:52. getting to levi stadium is about to get a little easier. coming up, we'll tell you how much it will cost you to ride the new, faster bta route, catch the 49ers throughout the nfl season. >>> and a little dog attacked and killed by a shelter dog that had just been adopted. more questions about an animal shelter that is already under fire. j?j?j7 >>> welcome

stanford university swimmer simone manuel also made history tying for first with canada in the 100-meterestyle becoming the first black woman to win a gold in swimming. >>> and how about the team usa women's gymnastics? simone biles got gold in the individual competition. her teammate 22 aly raisman won silver. she is the fourth consecutive american woman to win the all- around title. >>> switching gears to business now. panera is cleaning up its kids menu because the company is saying bye-bye to artificial ingredients. and hena daniels of cbsmoneywatch.com has this story and more trending topics. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brian. happy friday. it's time to party like it's 1999. the s&p, dow and nasdaq all closed at record highs yesterday. it's the first time all three hit new records on the same day since 1999. the dow added 117 points. nasdaq gained 23. >>> tens of millions of volkswagen vehicles may be vulnerable to theft. in a new report, security experts say hackers can copy the signal that opens some volkswagens remotely and duplicate that see less signal to unlock ca

and two of my favorites of the breakout performers, the surprise performers, simone manuel, she trains here at stanfordhe took down the world record holder in the 100-meter freestyle. cate campbell was so dominant and so it was so big for simone to win. >>> i think we're going to know these names going forward. and it's fun you know them personally too. >> thanks a lot, natalie. >>> steph curry, how much would you pay for that ever-present mouth piece? >> how much did you pay? >> i'll let you know after the break. ♪ p is for permission to indulge. o is for out of this world. l is for loving the seasonal cuisine. a is for access to everything, including the aisle. r is for reclining in tailor-made bedding. and i, must be dreaming. s, so long, jet lag. polaris, from united. >>> hey guys, fallon smith with you. it has been a rough year for the a's. the san francisco chronicle is reporting that billy butler has missed the last couple games because he was injured in a clubhouse altercation. the a's-white sox oakland looking to take the series in chicago. until this. chris davis hammers a two-run shot to rig

cesar --- entre estos se encuentra el logro histrico de "simone manuel", de stanford, la primera afroamericanal olmpica ---desde ro jessica aguirre, presentadora de noticias de nbc bay area nos ampla --- take pkg ;01 ;41 pkg sin lugar a dudas, simone manuel valora este logro y lo que representa para la diversificacin del deporte, pero ms all de eso, ella quiere ser reconocida como una gran nadadora, sin importar su color de piel. (sot 25:35 "quería subir a ese podio de medallas, y lograr medallas de oro y plata en dos eventos individuales fue más de lo que pude haber pedido") simone manuel se va de ro con cuatro medallas, logradas en sus primeros juegos olmpicos. (sot 31:23 esta es la de plata por los 50 metros libres") y con un nuevo lugar en la historia (sot 31:20 "es esa la que significa más para ti. creo que el oro inspira a mucha gente") ella se convirti en la primera mujer afroamericana en ganar una medalla de oro en categora individual. este es un hecho sin precedentes que puede servir de inspiracin a mucha gente (sot 29:35 "cuando ellos dicen nadadora negra" me hace sentir como si no s

stanford swimmer makes history. first it was katie ledecky and now simone manuel tied in first place. fellow swimmer michael phelps keeps adding to his career. he won his 22nd meter by capturing the individual medially. more than 2100 ancient years ago no one has broke that record of 22 medals. simone biles is the all around woman's champion. at 4 feet 8 inches tall. >> she's so tiny. >> shas fantastic. she met her expectations and one of the greatest gymnasts ever. alley race man won the silver. >>> here's the latest medal count. the u.s. leads with 38 and china is second followed by japan and russia. >> you see her standing to the other gymnasts. they're not very tall and then there's little simone. she's a power house. >>> it's 4:17 and sal is covering traffic. hopefully it's smooth on this friday morning. >>> it is. you're 6'3" pam, people don't know that. >> yeah, right, a little shy of that. >>> good morning, everyone let's go out and take a look at the commute. gilroy to san jose not a bad commute. traffic continuing to move nicely through the gilroy area into morgan hill and c

. >> simone manuel grew up in texas before moving to the bay area to swim for stanford. turns out her childhood swim coach from texas also ended up here. we caught up with allison bebe at the swim club where she coaches middle school and high school swimmers. she began coaching manuel when the gold medalist was 11 years old and saw her nearly every day. manuel graduated high school. she remembers, manuel hated to miss a workout. loved to challenge herself. and had a big personality. >> she was fun. simone, she has a lot of spunk. brought a lot of energy to the pool deck. likes to sing and dance. also likes to work hard. very detail oriented. and, i mean, you just would set goals out. and she would get after it. >> simone. >> like it. >> manuel the first african-american female to win individual gold medal. she won four medals, total at the rio games. >> love that, the emotional face. really cool. two local stars shined in the pool in rio. representing team usa in synchronized swimming, duet competition. they're incredible. had a chance to visit the pair. they trained, 10

simone manuel's roommate and katie tweeted her last night. i asked simone what they might do to celebrate. she said maybe have a dance party. they're going to be at stanfordether in the fall, so watch out, california. >> yeah, they'll be very popular. chris, i may have gotten a little choked up there watching missy franklin and thinking about ryan lochte, these valiant efforts they gave, they gave it their heart, they gave it their all. we were cheering and rooting for them. it didn't turn out the way they wanted. you saw lochte's hair up close. what color is that? >> reporter: it's sort of a greenish blue. >> not done by the water, right? >> reporter: yeah, the chlorine in the water but it does not change the overall appearance which i would say is -- well, you judge for yourself. >> hey look, i'll send you a text, i hear you. nbc's chris jansing. chris, great to see you. i hope you're having fun in rio. thanks so much. our olympic coverage begins here on msnbc today at noon eastern. catch up with the very latest headlines, "mtp daily" at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we've got donald trump rallying voters in pennsylvania today, scheduled to appear in erie in j

simone manuel has another shot at a medal today in the women's 50 meter free style. she made u.s. history earlier this month. manuel who goes to stanfordst african-american woman to win a individual medal in swimming at the olympics. >> commitment welcome drive, and discipline just a few words these young athletes can take from this gold medal winner. she is the first african-american woman to win a gold in swimming at the olympics. >> she just turned 20 a few weeks ago. it's a lot for a young lady to process, but at the same time she was that 11-year-old girl that did research on the internet trying to find african-american swimmers at the olympics. >> she recalls advice the young olympian gave kids at the aquatic center. >> she said to enjoy the process, there would be ups and downs. >> swimmers put in laps at the stand ford aquatic center. visitors are talking about all of the usa swimmers. >> people say michael phelps is the katie ledecky of men's swimming. >> i think pretty much every american swimmer -- we have not won since 1984, i think across the country they were very happy for her. >> so much pride for the gold medal winner

>> a stunning day of competition for simone manuel days after making history as the first african-american female u.s. swimmer to win an individual gold. the stanfordver medal in the 50 meter freestyle. later, the 20-year-old swam the last leg of the 4 x 100 meter relay alongside dana vollmer and kathleen baker. the team took home the gold. >> i couldn't ask for better. just representing the usa is the greatest honor. to bring home medals is amazing. >> amazing describes what happened in the men's medley relay. michael phelps' final olympic race. the u.s. team won. ryan murphy started off breaking the world record for the 100 meter backstroke. helping propel michael phelps to his 23rd gold medal. he swam a dominant third leg followed by nathan adrian who clinched the gold in the final leg. >> it meant everything. that's the position that i love. seeing the guy take it home in the insane and get me a lead to help me build on it. >> michael phelps has 28 olympic medals, 23 golds, more than any olympian ever. he says he is ready for something different. >> it's not the end of a career. it's the beginning of a new journey. just looking forward to that.

simone manuel has become the first african american woman to win an event in the swimming competition. she tied for first place. it's an olympic and american record. she was pleased and surprised. the stanford athletic department tweeted out. tweeted out. >>> fellow swimmer michael phelps keeps adding to his record breaking career and won his 22nd olympic gold medal by capturing the olympic medially. he has an individual gold. more than 2100 years ago since the record was broken. >>> simone biles is the women's all around champion. experts say this 19 year old who is 4 feet 8 inches tall. but she is dynamite. she exceeded her expectations and will be remembered as one of the greatest american gymnasts of all-time. aly raisman won the silver. the u.s. leads with 38 medals. china is second and then followed by japan. >>> 24 people were hurt last night. they were on a plane that was headed to sacramento. >>> we'll tell you about an emergency landing that plane made and what else we know about the jetblue flight. >>> the guy was fighting with the pit bull trying to save my dog. >> a small dog attacked and killed by a shelter dog that had just been adopted. the new questions its raising about an

simone manuel is the first african-american woman to win a gold medal in swimming at the olympics. allison bee becoached her from 11 years old until she enrolled in stanforde's put in a lot of years of hard work for it and been a great racer. >> she finished first in the 100 meter-free style, a accomplishment even that katie ledecky recognized on twitter. i think every american swimmer, we haven't won that event since 1984 so i think just across the country, usa swimming was really happy for her. >> swimmers put in last at the stanford -- laps at the stanford university aquatic center where simone trained. >> she could carry that banner and what she did last night regardless of her skin color was phenomenal. >> and at the swim center, young swimmers and diver compete and everyone is talking about manuel's big international accomplishment. >> hard work really pays off, just to stick with it. a lot of times, it is hard to get up in the morning and go to practice. but just stick with it and keep trying. >> bandit said simone manuel is inspiring for her 12-year-old. >> i thought she was very committed to what she does. >> reporter: commitment drives disciplin

record, making history, a 20-year-old stanford student, using these moments, erica, after her win, to say it was for all those who came before her and now simone manuelon, looking to create positive change in our country. >> that she is, she really kind of gave me chills when she was talking afterwards. you think about all these milestones and everything these athletes worked so hard for. it's been an incredible first week of competition. i know you were saying earlier, now track and field is getting under way. we're going to have to move out of the pool now and inside. >> that's exactly right. the weather's clearing up. we have shot put starting off tonight. the sunday final 100 meter final i think is the big anticipation. everyone looking forward to a likely matchup between usain bolt and justin gatlin from the u.s. >> we will be looking forward to that and to your updaints as well. we'll also be looking to see when the color of the water of the pool changes. coy wire live in rio. thanks for joining me today. i'm erica hill. "at this hour" with berman and bolduan starts now. >>> the founder of isis, i do. >> reince priebus essentially threatened do

simone manuel joins us here at the stock exchange. welcome. >> thank you. >> and you have to go back to school when exactly? >> september 6th. >> to stanford?mm-hm. >> so you have a little bit of time. >> little bit of time. >> do they have preseason swimming or when is that start? >> well that's preseason swimming, september 6th. classes don't start until the 2 6th. >> do you put yourself at a disadvantage by not being full-time swimming? >> i don't think so. i put all of my focus into the olympics this year and i want to put all my focus into the college team this year because they were so supportive of me taking the year of a. i'm excited for the challenges of being on, you know, the swim team. >> and so you are taking a year off. how many years do you have to keep going to get your degree? i imagine the training must be so intense. >> i still did my academic studies. i'm a junior academically but a sophomore athletically. >> got it. >> you are keeping up the full-time schedule with all of this. what is a typical day for you like? >> when i have classes, i'll have class monday through thursday. i try not to have classes on friday. that's