usa! usa! usa! usa! well, thank you ve much. usa! usa! usa! usa!well, thank you very much. this is like a _ usa! usa! usa! usa! well, thank you very much. this is like a michigan - very much. this is like a michigan football game over here, this is fantastic. this is pretty good. i want to thank you, jd, for the introduction. you are going to be a fantastic vice president of the united states. and you know, i chose him because he is for the worker. he is for the people that work so hard and perhaps were not treated like they should have been, but they were treated that way four years ago, i can tell you that. we are going to get it back bigger, better, stronger than ever before. thank you very much. this is some crowd. i'm thrilled to be back in the great state of michigan, with thousands and thousands, and i mean lots of thousands up here. this is a hell of an arena. a hell of an arena. but you are the hard—working patriots. they have crowds of people outside, you are not even going to believe it, they go blocks and blocks. but let's forget about

happy to be in paris. >> go team usa! >> go usa! >> team, team, team usa! usa! usa! usa! usa!very hot day in paris. it's a tuesday morning. you know what al is doing? >> being al. >> what al does. >> he's out there. he's with the crowd. we have a little plaza right here. >> the mascots. >> yeah, we have the mascots. he's got it all. >> inside that suit it's got to be 300 degrees. >> easily. >> usa! >> hey, guys. so we are here. this is the olympic phryge, the representation of the mascot for the olympics. it is a traditional french hat the french hat that's been part of french history for centuries. the motto of the olympic phryge alone we go faster but together we go farther. thank you, phryge. yes, that's right. and we've got all of our friends from the usa here. hi, where are you from? >> colorado. >> boston! >> u.s.! >> usa! >> pittsburgh! >> sarasota, florida. >> denver, colorado. >> illinois. >> kansas city. >> chicago, illinois. >> new jersey! >> spain! >> all right. so there you have it. our impromptu "today show" plaza here in paris. but even though we're in paris, we

usa! usa! usa! thank you. thank ou ve usa! usa! usa! thank you. thank you very much- — usa! usa!hank you. thank you very much. we love you! i usa! usa! usa! thank you. thank you very much. we love you! alll you very much. we love you! all chant: trump! _ you very much. we love you! all chant: trump! trump! - you very much. we love you! all chant: trump! trump! trump! l chant: trump! trump! trump! thank— chant: trump! trump! trump! thank you — chant: trump! trump! trump! thank you very much. and we will do it right. let me begin this evening by expressing my gratitude to the american people for your outpouring of love and support following the assassination attempt at my rally on saturday. we assassination attempt at my rally on saturday.— assassination attempt at my rally on saturday. we love you! as ou rally on saturday. we love you! as you already _ rally on saturday. we love you! as you already know, _ rally on saturday. we love you! as you already know, the i as you already know, the assassin's bullet came within a quarter of an inch of taking my life. so many people have ask

[cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen -- >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa a! >> tonight let us not leave here just excited about a great few days, but let us leave here energized and committed to making sure that we protect our freedom and we have the ability to pass it on to the next generation because america's the greatest country that the world has ever known, and our kids and our grandkids deserve to enjoy it the way each of us did. and we will, with president trump back in the white house. thank you so much. god bless the great state of arkansas and the amazing united states of america. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome former united states secretary of housing and urban development, dr. ben carson. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you. you know, sarah huckabee always says to me, i hate to follow you, but i think she turned the table on me tonight. [laughter] i want to thank you all for being here and for being involved. like many of you last week, i watched with horror as the e

usa! usa! usa! usa! joe biden _ american spirit. usa! usa! usa! usa!usa! usa! usa! usa! joe biden has been - american spirit. usa! usa! usa! usa! joe biden has been a - usa! joe biden has been a politician _ usa! joe biden has been a politician in _ usa! joe biden has been a politician in washington i usa! joe biden has been a| politician in washington for longer than i have been alive. 39 years old. kamala harris was not much further behind. for half a century, he has been the champion of every major policy initiative to make america weaker and poorer. and in four short years, donald trump reversed decades of betrayals inflicted byjoe biden and the rest of the corrupt washington insiders. he created the greatest economy and history for workers. greatest economy and history forworkers. it greatest economy and history for workers. it really was amazing, there is this chart that shows worker wages, and they stagnated for pretty much my entire life until president trump came along. workers wages went through the roof. and just imagine, what he is going to

usa! usa! usa! no tax on tips. usa! usa! usa! no tax on tips. usa! usa! usa!ps! _ no tax on tips. usa! usa! usa! no tax on tips! no _ no tax on tips. usa! usa! usa! no tax on tips! no tax - no tax on tips. usa! usa! usa! no tax on tips! no tax on - no tax on tips. usa! usa! usa! no tax on tips! no tax on tips! | no tax on tips! no tax on tips! i got that by having dinner recently in nevada, where we're leading by about 1k points. hello! i'll see you there very soon, everybody. and we were having dinner at a beautiful rest in the trump building on the strip and it's a great building and the waitress comes over. "how's everything going?" a really nice person. "0h, sir, it's so tough. the government's after me all the time on tips, tips, tips." i said, "well, if they give you cash, would they be able to find them?" she said, "actually, very little cash is given. it's all put on the cheque and they take so much of our money. it's ridiculous. they don't believe everything they say. and they've just hired, as you know, 88,000 agents to go after them even more." booi

usa! usa! usa!aland to cheer on the olympic families! >> let's go team usa! >> celebrating our 60th birthday on "today"! >> let's go team usa! >> yes! >> let's go! welcome back to "today" and to paris. what a place to celebrate. so happy to have you here with us on a monday morning. it's monday afternoon here. monday morning back home. in france, it is just a beautiful day. >> it is, and we are kicking off our first full week here. so here's where we are. we're at a cafe. just like at home, we have a little crowd. al is with them right now. hey, al! >> hey, guys. you guys, of course, the eiffel tower and, of course, our friends from america. where are you from? >> from london. >> cincinnati, ohio. >> providence, rhode island. >> louisville, kentucky. >> originally new york, living in the villages. >> in fact, this lady was with me in athens. >> 20 years ago. >> cincinnati, ohio. >> cincinnati. >> yeah. >> dallas, texas. >> coral springs, florida. >> boynton beach, florida. >> colorado springs. >> th

we'll write you a pass. >> it's usa! usa! usa!join "nbc nightly news" for personal stories and the games, live from paris. >>> i would like to know what my patients are experiencing. >> you want to change how your patients see the world. >> i want to change how the world sees my patients. ♪ ♪ >> we're going in. >> if somebody is in trouble, you do whatever you got to do to help them. it's a hard job for anyone. you do what it takes. >> chicago med, fire and pd, new september on peacock. >> you took her from me. >> i have access to everybody you love. what happens next is on you. >> i'm coming for you, and you will pay for all the pain you have caused. >> i'll be waiting. "found," on peacock. > marcus washington a firefighters still at the scene of a large warehouse fire that started early this morning near the berkeley waterfront. it happened in a commercial area at seventh and hines, just west of san pablo avenue. now, it's still not clear how many businesses are impacted or whether anyone was inside before that fire started. but

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> two minutes unedited that tells a story that we'll be talking about for the history books. there are many ways to go about this discussion. we will throughout the next five hours this morning, there's an important discussion to be had about the secret service, their response, their preparation ahead of time. there's an important conversation to be had about the environment, the climate in the united states of america that led to this moment right here playing out on your television screens. but perhaps where we can start is with the two minutes you just you saw unedited, shocking, sad, and iconic from donald trump. and his response to an assassination on his life. defiant and strong. >> incredible. it will be one of those you will remember where you were moments. i was watching this in real-time. i looked down and if you were watching it, you heard pops, which were unlike anything -- so i looked up. and when i looked up, he had already dropped to the ground. and so at that point, a

>> usa! usa! usa! >> i can hear him all the way here in paris., first, this is "today" on nbc. (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. (vo) fargo, is the new virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card. i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card! (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. >>> welcome back to paris. well, one of the first stops that our athletes make when they arrive here is called the team usa welcome experience. >> just like them, i got off the plane yesterday. i went there, too, just to see who was around. it is the welcome experience. members of team usa get fitted for all their official gear. it is kind of like christmas and the 4th of july all wrapped into one. for team usa, this is the first in a series of unforgettable moments at the o

spiff sedgewick's away team usa's alex spiff.ric ran the length of the field to register the try that tied the match against heavily favored australia for the usa, and moments later, the conversion sealed the 1412 win and set off the celebration, a first ever bronze medal for the u.s. women. he called it out before i hit the ball. that doesn't matter. yes, it does. coco gauff lost an extended second set argument with the chair umpire in her third round match. minutes late, she went down in straight sets, meaning she's missing out on a medal, but she was still able to score some special hardware from snoop dogg. this is for you. thank you for the pens giving her a win in the sport of olympic pin collecting, and i'm still hoping to get one of those pins. no luck yet, but i did get my hands on a rugby jersey. that's what i'm wearing right now. it's what the squad wore for their semifinal match against new zealand. now, it might be bad luck because they suffered a loss in that match 24 to 12. but of course bounce back as we saw in th

[cheers and applause] usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa!those who are offended, anyone who is offended about putting america first has forgotten what american is and what american means. american isn't the color of our skin or our ethnicity. americans are people as a diverse as humanity itself. but out of many, we are one. because as the life story of our next vice president, j.d. vance, remind us, we are all descendants of ordinary people who achieved extraordinary things. [cheers and applause] who do we come from? we come from pioneers who ventured to chase their dreams and slaves who overcame bondage to claim their right to the promise of america. we come from exiles who fled tyranny in search of freedom. and of immigrants who left behind all they had and knew because they could not be or achieve god's purpose for their life in the nation of their birth. that is an american. [applause] and putting americans first must be what this election is about. when president trump was in the white house, americans had more money and and lower price

usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] honestly it's so unbelievable. >> there were two scenes in their. we want to share one of those with you now. there is an iconic photo including this one of the president with his fist up in the air. it appears to be the time he shook the secret service off, looked at the crowd and pumped his fist in the air. there is another shot, a low angle right there you see the blood across the right cheek bone and the american flag against a brilliant blue background sky in pennsylvania today. there is a third moment we saw, shannon paid the video of him getting in the suv. before the door shuts he pumps his fist in the air one final time. you heard him say, this was his voice invoice and let me get my. let me get my shoes. happened at least twice. maybe three times. the president is likely alive at this moment by mere centimeters of a bullet that apparently grazed his right year on that stage about two hours ago. shannon

so a very welcome surprise for myself and all of team usa alike. okay. so you're seeing it firsthand. all the guys they're playing in in practicing since the dream team of what the 1992 team usa has won gold and seven of the last eight olympics, who could possibly beat them? a team like france or who's out there? a team like france definitely has to be a tough opponent. you look at the big men of victor wembanyama and rudy gobert, their twin towers. i don't know how team usa or anybody else is going to try to stack up with that kind of height, but team canada is going to be a very, very good first test in the exhibition game wednesday night at t-mobile center. this is a group that's played a lot together. the head of the snake is mvp candidate and shay gilgeous-alexander from the okc thunder. but they have a lot of star power and like i said, they've played together a lot. that's where team usa is different, where they have not been able to play a lot together, but they have so much talent. so again, team canada is going to be a great first test for the

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and of course that usa comes out on top and usa did. and look at all the celebration there. brandi looks great by the way. she can still play. i think she got her wish. team usa won three to nothing. the bay area. just in case you forgot, nbc bay area is your home for all the olympics. our jessica aguirre is also in paris tracking all of our local athletes. jessica will join us tonight on our 11:00 news so we are off and running. that was so cool to see liz mclaughlin there. the live eiffel tower there and the light show going. the practice version right now i mean that was just amazing. so we know what we're going to see tomorrow night. i want to be there. looks like a big party. our weather forecast back here across the bay area. i think a lot of you will be celebrating this weekend, as we do start to get in on some much colder temperatures. let's go ahead and show you how things played out for us. and i know it probably didn't seem like it today, but we have been on a slow trend downward. take a look at this comparison from the hottest day this week, when we got 106 in li

there and biles new nickname for team usa. we'll also be joined by gold medal figure skater brian boitano. back here at home, some local headlines that we are watching. san francisco is once again clearing out homeless camps. this comes after that recent supreme court ruling, which gave cities far more latitude to clear these camps. mayor breed promises an aggressive sweep today. the city carried out a cleanup under the central freeway. this is at 13th and south venice, probably driven by it many times. this is near that best buy and total wine. this is video of the aftermath. now homeless advocates are calling for the city to fill all of its available housing before carrying out these sweeps. they say that includes the hotel whitcomb, which is used, which was used as an emergency shelter for the unhoused during the pandemic. but the city's lease has ended, and that hotel has been empty ever since. we demand our elected officials fill those empty units, bring more housing on the market, increase rental subsidies and assistance

usa opens pool play against serbia.ed, white and blue have dominated this event, winning 16 gold medals including four straight but the world is catching up. we know that every game is going to be difficult and we have to prepare for that. and, you know, be ready because these teams are coming after us. a big day in the pool has the u.s. and australia tied for the lead with five medals each. after the first full day of olympic competition, team usa won its first goal of the games in the men's four by 100 meter freestyle relay. france took home gold in rugby. that was their first gold medal. china rounds out the leaderboard with gold medals in shooting and diving back here at home at levi's stadium. big win for the earthquakes over chivas of mexico. they get it done four three in penalty kicks viktor kozuka scores the winning goal. the victory snaps the quakes three match losing streak and we were talking about usa basketball. every team now has nba players, so it's not going to be as easy as everyone thinks it's going t

[cheers and applause] usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> now, biden has been a politician in washington for longer than i've been alive. 39 years old. kamala harris is not much further behind. for half a century, he's been the champion of every major policy initiative to make america weaker and peer. poorer. and in four short years, donald trump reversed decades of betrayals inflicted by joe biden and the rest of the corrupt washington insiders. [applause] he created the greatest economy in history for workers. really was amazing. there's this chart that shows worker wages, and they stagnated for pretty much my entire life until president donald j. trump came along. workers' wages went through the roof. [applause] and just imagine what he's going to do when we give him four more years. [cheers and applause] months ago i heard some young family member observe that their parents' generation, the baby boomers, could afford to buy a home when they first entered the work force. but i don't know, this person observed, if i'll ever be able to a

[chanting "usa"] [indiscernible] >> honestly, it was so unbelievable.ring] >> we are just trying to figure out what happened. [indiscernible chattering] >> get off the stage! [indiscernible >> owing the shooting -- following the shooting, former president trump released a statement to thank the secret service for the response. he extended condolences to the family of the person killed and those are were injured. he went on to say it's incredible that such an act could take place in our country. nothing is known about the shooter. "i knew immediately that something was

ryan murphy and lilly king lead team usa in swimming. plus it's the dramatic conclusion of the men's gymnastics team event. >>> in 60 seconds, they were key to the outcome in 2020. how do black men see the rapidly changing presidential race now? turns out it's complicated. stay with us. things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit

they're then followed by south korea, the usa and great britain.s at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre. goodbye. hello. tuesday brought us the warmest day of the year so far. several parts of london saw temperatures up to 32 celsius, including heathrow, kew gardens, saintjames�* park, as well. and it's notjust been the warmest day of the year, we've also officially seen a heat wave already in some regions, especially kent, east malling, and bramham, in west yorkshire. these areas have seen temperatures exceed their heatwave threshold for sunday, monday, and tuesday. so already, three consecutive days and we may well see another day or so of heatwave conditions in some areas. so, it's still warm and humid again, but a thunderstorm risk, as we head through wednesday in the southeast of england. to start the day, then, we've got the heat and humidity in the south from the word go. it's fresher, further north. long spells of sunshine, lots of dry weather, light wi

team usa set to compete again tomorrow. anthony flores joining us now with sports. another good day for the giants anthony. you got to be feeling pretty good about this weekend. the giants are yeah they do it again. they sweep the rockies where their home winning streak against colorado stands. here's a hint. it's in the double digits. wow. that's a lot. stick dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. yes. but it's only for a limited time. five years? -five years. introducing the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering 5 years of savings. powering possibilities. so the giants with their first four game sweep in two years bottom one casey schmidt goes on a power trip. it's a solo home run to give the giants an early lead. now we move to the sixth. it's a32 ball game with the bases loaded and matt chapman slaps a single to left.

[chanting "usa"] [indiscernible] >> honestly, it was so unbelievable.ring] >> we are just trying to figure out what happened. [indiscernible chattering] >> get off the stage! [indiscernible chattering] >> butler county district attorney, the shooter at former president trump cement is dead, and a rally attendee was kled. that is being reported by the associated press. following the incident, a spokesperson for former presidt trump's campaign released the following statement that reads -- "president trump thanks law enforcement and first responders for t quick action during this heinous act. he is fine and is being ecked out at a local medical facility. more details will follow." " continues. welcome back. we are joined now by joey garrison. . he is the white house correspondent for usa today. welcome. joey: thanks. host: you had a busy couple weeks. you covered president biden and the white house. where do things stand right now? where does president biden stand after the debate and then the press conference thursday? joey: as we are sitting here saturd

usa's carson foster took bronze.errand—prevot won the first gold of the day for the hosts. she romped to victory in the cross country mountain bike. finishing almost three minutes clear of usa's haley batten. the swedejenny rissveds was third. lebronjames inspired the usa as they began the defence of their olympic basketball crown with victory over nikola jokic�*s serbia. appearing in his fourth olympics, lebron finished with 21 points, seven rebounds and nine assists. he was ably supported by kevin durant who scored 23 points off the bench. two—time most valuable player in the nba, jokic scored 20 points for serbia but he was unable to prevent them slumping to a big defeat, 110 to sa. france won their first match in the men's basketball on saturday, edging out brazil as nba rookie sensation victor wembanyama made his much—awaited olympic debut. former france international and four—time nba champion, tony parker says he hopes they make it to the final and face the usa. i think the basketball tournament will be very t

usa, usa, usa! toniuht, chanting. usa, usa, usa! tonight. i— chanting. usa, usa, usa!nting. usa, usa, usa! tonight, i come to you not l chanting. usa, usa, usa! i tonight, i come to you not as a co—chair of the rnc, not as the daughter—in—law of the candidate. tonight i come to you as a mom and as a citizen of this country. for those of you who are watching who have never voted for donald trump, i know what the media and his political opponents have tried to tell you about this man. believe me, i have seen and heard it all. but i have also seen the truth. i am proud to know donald trump, to campaign for him, to vote for him and to raise his grandchildren. cheering and applause. he will do what is necessary to protect you, your family and protect you, your family and protect this country because donald trump wants us all to be successful, to be saved, do be happy. successful, to be saved, do be happy, to be strong and to be great, again! happy, to be strong and to be great. again!— great, again! cheering and applause- _ great, again! cheering and applause. tonight, - gr

(crowd cheering) crowd: usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa.o way. that was a rigged election. and they're not taking this white house. we're gonna fight like hell, i'll tell you right now. (crowd cheering) we will never give in, we will never give up, we will never back down, we will never, ever surrender. (crowd cheering) crowd: fight for trump. fight for trump. fight for trump. president trump: and i hope mike pence comes through for us, i have to tell ya. he's a great guy. of course if he doesn't come through, i won't like him quite as much. nah, mike is a smart man, and you watch what happens over the next couple of weeks. you watch what's going to come out. watch what's going to be revealed. you watch. (crowd cheering) crowd: four more years, four more years, four more years... ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight (crowd cheering) and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it o

team usa led by flag bearers lebron james and coco gauff. as more than 7,000 athletes sailed along the seine, lady gaga performing in pink and the stunning sight, the olympic cauldron lit and floating up into the sky, and the incredible comeback, celine dion, her first live performance in years after a debilitating health battle, all of it coming hours after a massive attack paralyzed france's train network. chaos for hundreds of thousands of travelers. who was behind it? >>> also tonight, california's largest wildfire of the year doubling to 178,000 acres in 24 hours. more than 100 homes and structures destroyed. >>> in oregon, an air tanker crashing while battling a blaze. >>> kamala harris getting a big endorsement from the obamas, and our exclusive reporting, harris' phone call to the family of an illinois woman fatally shot by police. her message to them. >>> donald trump's meeting with israel's benjamin netanyahu and what he said today about returning to the site of his attempted assassination. >>> and one of team usa's biggest stars,

the medal count already off to a good start for team usa. cassidy cook and sarah bacon nabbed the first of the games. winning simpler in synchronized diving. >> to be the first medal for team usa and the first medal ceremony of the olympic games is amazing. it feels insane. >> at 70 we saw our her gymnastics action. >> reporter: the men qualified in fifth place in the team competition for the final. they haven't won a medal since 2008, and the women, they start tomorrow. they have their own qualifiers. >> lot of excitement so early in these games. stephanie, thank you so much. >>> want to turn to our other big story. several massive wildfires sweeping across the west tonight. thousands evacuated, homes destroyed, and the biggest one in california, it is nowhere near contained. steve patterson is on the front lines in california. >> reporter: tonight, california's largest fire so far this year. the park fire exploding in size in just four days. the flames' march spreading rapidly to more than 300,000 acres, now sprawling over multiple countie

several bay area athletes are on team usa.y'll take on romania and former stanford standout katie ledecky will swim the 1500 meter freestyle. and there's so much going on in paris, as jess just told us, it can be hard to keep up, but we have got you covered. nbc bay area is your home for all things olympics for more on the games and our local athletes, just go to our website nbcbayarea.com and click on the paris olympics tab on the trending bar. our headlines here at home. the presidential race came through the bay area tonight. republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance was in town for a high priced fundraiser at the four seasons in east palo alto. vance was greeted outside the hotel by a small group of supporters and some protesters. let's bring in nbc's terry mcsweeney, who reports there in east palo alto. terry after just over an hour of a meet and greet fundraiser, 39 year old ohio senator jd vance was back in his limo, his motorcade moving on, leaving behind some very excited supporters who were at the event, he w

[inaudible conversations] [background sounds] usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] if -- [inaudible conversations] rachel: so there it is, you guys, the two and a half, three minutes that everyone around the world is talking about, and we are glad that we can show it. throughout the morning, we've been letting you see that just raw footage because it is remarkable. and as we keep saying -- pete: these are new photos. look at the size of that crowd. rachel: -- the it's history in the making and a moment that could have turned history. last night when i saw donald trump fight off the secret service to to fist bump, i put on social media that this was his braveheart moment. there's something remarkable about his reaction to it. dana perino, friend of our show, had this to say about trump's reaction after being almost assassinated. >> thank god he is okay. if i'm very, very upset for the supporters of him who are injured or even lost their lives. i do think that president trump 's instincts were absolutely incredible. he dec

the contour-battery battle, 18 field artillery guns were hit, including five m777 guns, made in the usax electronic warfare radio stations and six field ammunition depots. operational-tactical aviation, unmanned aerial vehicles, missile forces and artillery, troop groups were destroyed. two launchers of the hymers multiple launch rocket system made in the usa, seven combat vehicles of the grad multiple launch rocket system, two launchers with a radar station of the patriot anti-aircraft missile system made in the usa, two launchers of the s-300 anti-aircraft missile system, as well as mobile tracking detection radio stations air targets st-68 and p-18. anti-aircraft means. defense during the week , a mi-8 helicopter of the ukrainian air force was shot down, 10 atakoms operational-tactical missiles made in the usa, two tactical missiles. nine hamer guided bombs made in france, 36 hamer missiles made in the usa, as well as 623 unmanned aerial vehicles. within a week , 63 surrendered on the line of combat contact. of these, 27 were in the zone of responsibility of the dnepr military group.

rightfully so usa down by one lebron cut to the basket and lays it in ever so softly well usa, they regained the lead under 2 minutes ago. it's a three-point us a lead in schroder right here with the alley. you to tease. theis. all of a sudden it's a one-point game and what it had 13 points moments later, same score. anthony davis pans to lebron and he drains the 3 from deep. that extends the lead to 4 under a minute ago. now, same score lebron drives riding his way all the way through the paint lays it that would be the dagger that did. lebron had 11 points in the 4th quarter. grant doing the lebron of ration a perfect 4 for 4 from the floor. >> in the 4th. he finished with 20 points, 6 rebounds and forces team usa. they win 92 to 86 after the game. it was stiff. >> who talked about the team and what they learned it into the olympics. >> we're beatable, you executed what teams do they have be to >> take care found too much has nothing to do as a game. i wrong taking over the 4th quarter to give vo time the offensive game we have we locked defensively. really nobody can really be. dozens bee

[chanting "usa"] [indiscernible] >> honestly, it was so unbelievable.tering] >> we are just trying to figure out what happened. [indiscernible chattering] >> get off the stage! [indiscernible pres. biden: apparently, he is doing well. i plan on talking to him when i get back the telephone. look, there's no place in america for this kind of violence. it is sick, sick. we have to unite this country. we cannot allow for this to be happening. we cannot be like this. we cannot condone this. so, i would like to say to you i to the secret service and all the agency and state agencies that were engaged in making sure that the people, and we have more details to come, relative to others who may have been injured in audience. we don't have all that detail. we will make that available to you, and we may be able to come back later tonight but we will put out a statement if we don't. but the bottom line is, the trump rally, the rally that he should have been able to conduct peacefully without any problem, but the idea, the idea that there is political violence or vi

they ring out usa, usa, and i have never wanted to punch someone more.l, that was the first time i saw it. i would watch that thing every single day to give me that little extra. i'm glad everyone is jealous of the pride that we have for our country. turning up the heat. yeah. jump in that pool. yeah, pool. what is going to be boiling? don't forget the nbc bay area is your home for the olympics. jessica aguirre will be in paris catching up with our bay area athletes. get to know them before the games. head to our website nbcbayarea.com. slash olympics. okay so we may have had a preview of what team usa basketball is facing in paris this month. well, a shocking matchup with south sudan during a pre-olympic showcase. did they land an upset on the four time champs? highlights coming up next in sports flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again

usa. new york liberty star guard is excited about tonight's showcase in the desert to be able to just see it come to life, i think because i'm in it, i can't really see how, you know, big and the gravity that it has. >> i think it'll be competitive for sure. yeah as it should be. i think, you know, obviously team usa is prepping to win a gold medal, and our job is to kind of help them, you know, prepare in the best way possible. so, i expect it to be pretty competitive. yeah >> i misspoke team usa versus the wnba all stars. all right. it is next on abc seven. there's george canseco throwing out the first pitch. that's a strike. he'll be signing autographs. khris davis tomorrow in the east side club. bottom one two on for brant rooker does his best bash brother impression against the angels team leading 22nd. that was way gone. a's beat the halos eight two. they'll go for the sweep tomorrow. giants and rockies just about get it started in denver. we'll have the highlights at 11. hey did you

team usa versus south sudan. all of it right here on nbc bay area. and set your alarm or your dvr or just wake up simone biles and the golden girls will be on the today show. 7 a.m. tomorrow. and coming up in ten minutes from right now. how the golden girls are inspiring so many talented young gymnasts here in the bay area. our other headlines tonight we are following breaking news about an hour west of yosemite. a new fire has people racing to get out of harm's way. this is the pedro fire broke out this afternoon near lake don pedro. it spread fast. this fire has triggered evacuations in two counties. mariposa and tuolumne. late tonight, we learned it's already burned more than 2700 acres. that's a big jump from earlier this evening. and more progress is being made on the park fire outside of chico. firefighters say it is now 18% contained. it is burning a total of 386,000 acres in four different counties. nearly 280 buildings have been destroyed and evacuation orders are still in place. it's now the fifth largest fire in california history. investi

the usa�* seth rider says he�*s exposing himself to a bit of e.coli every day to deal with the sans en an adidas campaign. the campaign for the sl 72 trainers was criticised as it referenced the 1972 munich 0lympics, when 11 israeli athletes were killed in an attack by a palestinian militant group. hadid, who�*s half palestinian, says she was shocked and disappointed in the lack of sensitivity that went into the campaign. and love island has made history. mimmi and josh have become the first black couple to win the show in the uk. they took away the £50,000 prize and say they hope their victory will set the pace for more diverse representation. time now for 10 seconds of bat summer. yes, you heard right. not a brat summer, but a bat who got into a couple�*s holiday luggage after a trip to the highlands. the bat�*s called raspberry and has been nursed back to full health. you�*re all caught up now. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i�*m hugh ferris. our top stories. simone shines again — as biles guides team usa to victory in the gymnastics — winning herfifth 0lympic

ukrainian teachers in the usa call it a success.torically , russian is the leader among slavic languages ​​in the usa. sofia asher, a teacher of ukrainian, polish and russian languages ​​at the university of indiana and president of the international association of teachers of the ukrainian language, says that the war did not affect the number of students taking russian courses, because its study is funded by the american government and is often required civil servants. however, she is convinced, the approach to teaching is changing. russian is one of the so-called critical languages, yes, these are critical languages, critical for security, yes, for the security of the country. students can study arabic, chinese, or any other language that is also on this list. ukrainian does not belong to these languages. i think that this process of decolonization, de-russification is much more active. in classes, such as mine, yes, because she is a ukrainian who teaches russian, and of course, no, it is impossible, simply it is impossible to rea

[cheers and applause] usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> he did it for his grandchildren, for your children and grandchildren and for the generations to come. i have seen this man dragged through hell and back, in and out of courtrooms, indictments, impeachments, mug shots and even an assassination attempt. and yet he has never if backed down. [cheers and applause] >> we lo trump! we love trump! we love trump! we love trump! we love trump! [cheers and applause] >> i'll never forget watching my two two children run up to him with their drawings and hugs for grandpa just moments before he took the elevator down in trump tower to address the media the day after his wrongful conviction. despite everything else he had going on, he had no other focus in the entire world, just a man relishing time with his grandchildren. it's a side of donald trump that not enough people get to see. maybe you got to see a side of donald trump on saturday that you were not sure existed. until you saw it with your own eyes. martin luther king jr. once famously sa

superstar simone biles made her mark with team usa winning gold.the men's triathlon was postponed on tuesday as the river seine was not clean enough for the race of take place, but one competitor is willing to go to extreme lengths to compete. the usa's seth rider says he is exposing himself to a bit of e. coli every day to deal with the river seine�*s e. coli exposure. some other stories now. bella hadid has spoken out after starring in an adidas campaign. the campaign for the sl 72 trainers was criticised, as it referenced in 1972 munich 0lympics, when 11 israeli athletes were killed in an attack by a palestinian militant group. hadid, who is half palestinian, said she was shocked and disappointed in the lack of sensitivity that went into the campaign. and love island has made history. mimi and josh have become the first black couple to win the show in the uk. they took away the £50,000 prize and say they hope their victory will set the pace for more diverse representation. time now for ten seconds of bat summer. yes, you heard right. a bat who g

next up for the usa men will be new zealand on saturday and team usa athletes now getting acclimated to the venues time change their environment ahead for team usa gymnastics, that meant podium training. today, our jessica aguirre is in paris right now hanging out with some of the stanford gymnasts. it's almost go time for the usa men's gymnastics team today on the floor in france. podium training at bercy arena on the parallel bars and horizontal bar, cardinal stars brody malone and asher hong, stanford men after practice saying they feel strong and ready for competition on the world's biggest sports stage. i'm just focused on doing what i know how to do and doing my job for the team. that's the one very important thing in my mind, at least the gold medal is, will come if we do our job or the medals will come if we do our job. did some routines on some of the important events, like horse got our vaults done and p bars just to keep the endurance up. and you know, just feeling the equipment out for the rest of it. it was really good for malone being in paris after coming back from a m

am afraid that there are many poles in the usa will still vote for trump. the challenges and safeguards that can still be put in place before the us elections in november. and above all, there should be a normal policy within nato, and first of all, support for ukraine. this is something that can be done by november, strengthening the european defense industry, i have been talking about it for a long time, precisely because things can change dramatically in the united states, but let's go back to the united states for a moment. i would advise you not to think about politics in a single point, because sometimes i get the impression that people have a similar tendency, especially in our countries, that is, ukrainians and poles. listen, nothing stands still if trump. appoints an isolationist who opposes us intervention as vice president, he will probably appoint as secretary of state someone who will be more open and gravitate to the center, because this is an election. trump understands this very well, and so do people trump understands and so does his team,

. >> usa, usa, usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >>> here's what we know right now, donald trump is doing well, according to his campaign. on truth social he confirmed that he was shot with a bullet to the ear. you can see has bloody pace right there. his fist in the air, he was rushed off of that scene, the shooter, who is now deceased, has been identified by law enforcement as 20-year-old, thomas matthew crookes from bethel park, pennsylvania. he is a registered republican, one rally attend he was killed, during the shooting. two other spectators were critically injured. three senior u.s. law enforcement officials tell nbc news the shooting happened outside the secret service perimeter for this event. president biden, condemning this act of political violence. >> the bottom line is that the trump rally, the rally he should have been able to conduct peacefully without any problem, but the idea, the idea that political violence or violence in america is just unheard of, it is not appropriate we-- everybody must condemn it. >> we are

that was the first medal earned for team usa. cassidy cook of course stanford grad local got to love it. we also got one of their swimsuits here that they wear. check out the size of this thing. my arm can barely fit in there. it looks like a child's swimsuit, but it's got this special compression technology to really hold in their abdomen as they're doing all those fancy flips and twists. terry jia that's tiny, but they know what they're doing. yeah. liz, quick question. i felt the emotion in that cyclist who crashed today on the wet streets. you go through all that training and then to end up with a bronze, which is great because of a wet street. it just i could feel it in her. i think that was a bummer for her, especially to see some of the other events get postponed. clearly the traction on the track just wasn't there, but this is a big you know, it's just so similar to her bigger story. having that injury almost take her out in 2020, almost losing her leg completely, being able to come again and bounce back and then literall

the usa is a leader in the democratic world. nato, important for supporting ukraine and poland against threats from the north and east. we can say only one thing: there are many domestics in europe tasks, and these tasks must be completed quickly. exactly. at the same time. another important news. resigned on monday in connection with the planned appointment to the position of head of eu diplomacy. an important step. we see how kaya kalas goes to this destination, and we understand that in the kremlin at such moments they tear their hair out. after all, kala is aware of her energy in the fight against russian aggression. there is a part of her own in this too. history, because the politician remembers soviet repression against her family, she herself remembers soviet tanks in her cities countries, it's the 91st year of estonia's independence, have you ever met kaya kalas, what can you say about her and how good news for european diplomacy and bad for russia. i probably didn't communicate with her so thoroughly, i probably met he