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meanwhile, team usa breaking two long medal droughts.he artistic swimming team winning silver celebrating for the first time in 20 years. >> we approached calm, confident like any other day,and we're here. >> reporter: in weightlifting, hampton morris became the first american man to win a medal in four decades. >> what a start. >> reporter: over at skateboarding tom schaar barely made the olympics team. today he became a silver medalist in men's park. >> tom schaar! >> talk to me about the flag draped around your shoulder. what does it feel like? >> the chances were pretty slim of getting here. i barely qualified, last second, so i'm just trying to enjoy the moment right now. >> team usa. >> reporter: another surprise medal in women's cycling team pursuit, team usa winning its first ever gold. it's the second of the games for alaska native kristen faulkner, who shocked everyone by winning women's road race. the women of team usa just two wins away from their eighth straight gold medal today beating nigeria and advancing to the semis whi

the usa women's soccer team usa versus brazil.ea stars to watch on the pitch at eight this morning and be sure to watch future stanford cardinal megumi field coming off a historic silver medal win with the u.s. artistic swimming team. the women's duet finals take place at three this afternoon. 642 right now, still to come on today in the bay ten cases in a 24 hour period. the reason behind a rash of wheel thefts in the east bay. plus, we have made it easy for you to learn how to adopt a pet or donate to some of our local bay area shelters. just scan this qr code. it will take you right to our website, our clear the shelters campaign is underway. we are hosting several pet adoption pop up events in the coming weeks. all of that information is on nbc bay area dot com slash clear the shelters rodeo down there. we are starting off with those patchy clouds this morning, mixing out to some sunshine by 11 this morning. 70 already. and into the afternoon it will be another hot day, but expect some cooling into tomorrow. so go out there an

, usa!only the second time ever, they are 100% pitch perfect in the group. >> with convincing wins over germany and australia to win all three matches. young stars trinity rodman and mallory swanson telling us, they're not feeling the pressure, crediting their coach, emma hayes. >> it's just another soccer game. and i think it's what emma's been embedding us, and us as a team, it's the same game we've been playing forever. >> the u.s. women and men now set to take the field here in paris for the quarter finals, hoping to bring olympic glory back home. and we've got three members of the u.s. men's national team right here with us. why don't you introduce yourselves. let's go down the line. >> i'm benjamin, and i play for inter miami. yeah, we're trying to do a good job here. >> team usa. >> we'll keep it going. >> i'm caleb wiley. i play for chelsea. >> and i'm gabriel sinini and i also play for chelsea. >> what's it feel like, you're back. you're a young team. but you got a lot on your shoul

go team usa! go usa! >> hi, mom! ear before we started. >> we want to say thank you to our control room. that is really cute. >> we miss home. we love them. thank you. >> miss you too, guys. >> thank you for starting your friday morning with us. we have al out on our paris plaza. that always makes you feel like a little taste of home as well. hi, al! >> guy, i'm telling you, it gets bigger every day. you see these fabulous, the cutest ones, the biggest ones. [ applause ] >> i'm not sure where you guys are from. they're having a good time. there they are. i mean, just a huge number of americans here all shouting usa! >> usa! usa! >> all right, back to you guys. >> all right. al, thank you so much. we have much more to get to from paris here in a moment. let's get to the news at 8:00. breaking news overnight. the american prisoners held in russia making their emotional return home, greeted by president biden and vice president harris at joint base andrews just before midnight. nbc's peter alexander joins us from the wh

try one today. ♪ >> usa, usa, usa!t, grown ups cheering on the teams, these are watch parties all across the country. how fun, man. >> we've all come down with olympics fever, a lot of that cheering has been for team usa gymnastics, a week of incredible moments, more are unfolding as we speak, actually, right now. >> right, simone and suni just completed the balance beam final, narrowly missing the podium, but simone and jordan, one more final to go, wrapping up on the floor in style in paris. it was saturday night fever. incredible gymnastics run. simone, nailing her biles ii vault. >> she's good. >> nabbing her tenth olympic medal and extending her paris gold rush to three in front of a packed house of stars, family, and her fellow teammates. >> yeah. it is not as easy as it looks, but i have put in a lot of work to be able to perform that vault well. i'm excited. >> simone asked if this is the last time we will see her on the vault at the olympics, teasing ahead to los angeles 2028. >> the next olympics is at home.

usa wins gold right now at 11. she did it!ri richardson gives her relay team the boost it needed. crossing that finish line you saw right there with confidence. she caught up with the. we caught up with the fastest woman in the world. moments after that gold medal worthy race. also, i'm pretty sure i got silver, i'm pretty sure, but i saw my name up there and i was like, holy crap, i can't believe it. so the thoughts running through her mind as she ran across the finish line. we go one on one with silver medalist anna cockrell, who is originally from san ramon, plus a hard earned bronze medal for a san jose volleyball star. so, so honored to represent the bay taylor averell's big win in paris and his message for the bay area tonight and walnut creek sabrina ionescu and team usa are just one win away from a gold medal from the fourth grade on. she's she's lived for this day and this is something that she's really wanted to accomplish. we're going to introduce you to the east bay coach who's been rooting for the wnba stars since

usa, usa, usa, usa. is it a coincidence that guy fieri, who knows all about flavors, was hanging out with flavor flav? is there a restaurant coming out that we should know about? are we promoting one by accident? i don't know, rob. those are wonderful, important questions that must be answered. must figure this out. we'll get back to you on that. all right. that sounds good. nice weather there. it cooled off finally. yeah. in france and around here. a nice finish to the weekend. comfortable temperatures on the way though. a little bit of a warm up as we start the week. you'll notice those changes starting tomorrow. but i think tuesday will be the day you really notice those inland temperatures climbing closer to 100 degrees inland and the valleys for a day. then we'll cool back off later this week while we also have to watch breezy conditions, ongoing dry conditions on those hilltops for fire danger issues. you might see that pop up a little bit towards the middle part of the week. right now, 61 degrees

the pair were flagbearers for team usa at the closing ceremony. comes after president biden called to congratulate ledecky on her success in paris. i can take no credit except being smart enough to give you the medal of freedom. you are incredible. thank you. well, you told me to bring home some medals, so i knew i had to. when you told me that. very cool. ledecky is now the most decorated u.s. female olympic athlete, winning a total of 14 olympic medals. incredible indeed. all right, well, flava flav also incredible. shouting out usa water polo one final time at the paris olympics. yeah. today, the us men's water polo team took home a bronze medal. this is the team's first olympic medal since it won silver. get this in the 2008 games. flava flav posted a picture with the men's team congratulating them, saying, quote, these are my boys right here. this is a big deal. you even did a good interpretation. i'm trying. very nice interpretation there to channel him. all right. the rapper is a us women's water polo hype man and sponsored the women. unfor

starting usa chants. our section starting usa fans, especially tonight, man.we got to celebrate. i guarantee you, everybody here they'll never forget about this night. everybody here will remember this night for the rest of their lives. and because we came back and we showed how together we were in that fourth quarter, it was it was incredible. going to give you a time to watch an amazing day on the track as well. team usa won a remarkable eight medal. cindy mclaughlin, lebron is the undisputed queen of the hurdle. she snagged gold in the women's 400 meter hurdles, broke her own world record silver medalist. bay area native and cockrell. born in san ramon. all right, check this out. us alpine ski racer mikaela shiffrin here going around looking at some of the events posted this picture on x of her and lauren with the caption, like i said, queen literally. and then what about this? noah lyles lined up for the 200 meter final, hoping to make history and become the first american man to win the 100 and the 200 at the olympics in four decades was not meant to be l

. >> the usa are climbing back up the mountain. >> it's gold for usa! >> from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today" at the olympic games with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. hey, they are just as fired up here at home as they are in paris. what a welcome home. >> yes, we did just step off an airplane last night. >> bonjour, bonjour, everybody. there is nothing like being home. the crowd there was great, but the crowds at home, topnotch. >> i am missing a croissant. >> we'll's take care of you, al. >> we have sprinting star gabby thomas with us live to celebrate. there she is, one of the many medal winners that we will chat with throughout this morning. >> craig is also there for us in paris, and we will have full updates on the latest action. >> as you know, you are tracking the weather. the race for the white house topping the news today. kamala harris and tim walz hitting the road today after making their debut together last night in the swing state of pennsylv

usa against brazil tip off just after noon our time. so noon tomorrow our time usa and brazil. well how's this for a vip gathering. the dream team took some time away from practice and the court to have some fun at a star studded party at the team usa house in paris, celebrating 50 years of usa basketball. lots of bay area love, steph curry chatted with stanford alum katie ledecky and lebron james and his wife spoke with former quarterback star tom brady. it's the final night of gymnastics, as we've been talking about. you can watch all the action prime time in paris right here on nbc bay area. it's your last chance to watch simone biles, suni lee and jordan chiles at these games. all the action 8 p.m. here on nbc. but up next, still a lot more news. the oakland coliseum will soon only have one official owner, so what will happen now that the a's are selling off their half? also, a backlash over bike lanes. the fight in san francisco's chinatown and which side the mayor is on. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a beautiful day out there. lots of 70s and 80s. we'll talk about

but team usa managed to win all three sets.tanford grad eric shoji, they're celebrating the win and after the big win, middle blocker taylor avril from san jose excited to come home. so honored to represent the bay a super appreciate the support. i'm tired. i'm ready for a vacation. i'm ready to come home. i love you guys. thank you so much for the support. it means a lot. we're so excited to celebrate with you back here at home. another local success story. anna cockrell, who's originally from san ramon. you probably saw this year, and silver in the women's 400 meter hurdles yesterday. earlier today, she spoke to our own jessica aguirre in paris about what was going through her mind as she approached the finish line. i don't know if i had a coherent thought that i can say on camera, but i just i couldn't believe it. i mean, i knew that if i executed my race plan that my coach and i had talked about, it was going to be a good one. it was going to be a fast one. so i just went for it. i knew i had executed my race and i was just

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team usa remains on top. the u.s.lly making its olympic debut in paris. you can catch all the highlights on prime time in paris. then, the u.s. women's basketball team, they will face australia in the semifinals as they look to become the first team to win eight straight golds in any team sport in the history of the olympics. and then on the track, sha'carri richardson will be back, expected to anchor the women's 4 x 100 meter relay. and you can catch that this afternoon on nbc and streaming on peacock. ladies? >> i know, depression. we need the post-olympics. >> i'm not ready for it to end. >> me and you both. >> by the way, team usa's newest batch of medal winners right there live in paris, including the undisputed queen of the hurdles herself, sydney mclaughlin-levrone surrounded by medals there. >> look at that joy! megroni sury medals there. medals there. >> looat that joy!k protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy

usa gymnastics vowing to fight back. we're getting some insight from gold medal gymnast dominique dawes. growing up in california. it's really special being able to represent women's sports, to represent mountain biking. and how about this? the bay area olympian who is part of that tom cruise segment? the flag handoff between paris and los angeles. a little disconcerting, certainly, but i think more disconcerting because that's a that's an experience i've never had before. and obviously it's a really big animal. we're going to be joined by this guy, the kayaker, who encountered a shark in half moon bay. good evening, i'm raj mathai. gold medalist dominique dawes is standing by about that controversy surrounding team usa gymnastics. let's start though, on this monday with the much anticipated conversation tonight, elon musk and former president donald trump live on twitter or x. it was supposed to start at 5 p.m, but it didn't. my apologies for the late start, we unfortunately had a massive, distributed denial of service

and usa comes away with a one point win.nba veteran diana taurasi became the first olympian to win six gold medals in a team sport. wow. she is so good. all right, walnut creek native sabrina ionescu also so good. now a gold medal winner just like her late friend and mentor kobe bryant, she helped lead the us women's basketball team to the gold medal. and after the victory, ionescu ran over to hug none other than bryant's wife vanessa and her three daughters. ionescu first met bryant and his daughter five years ago at a basketball game, and then they started working out together until he and his daughter gianna died in a helicopter crash a year later. oh my gosh. all right. warriors star steph curry still flying high from team usa men's gold medal win against france. and he he was doing it towards the end. there he hit four three pointers in two minutes. and 11 seconds. that way they closed out france for the gold medal. star studded team deemed the avengers thanks to lebron james. steph posted these pics on his instagram wi

beacon's official team usa title?he was there for olympic trials last month, comforting athletes like suni lee who posted to her instagram, thank god for beacon. since then, he's become a social media sensation. >> look at that smile. >> reporter: tracy callahan nomar is his handler. i want to know what it's like to see so much joy. >> it brings joy to other people. >> reporter: pet therapy is just one of the ways usa gymnastics has worked to prioritize emotional wellness since the tokyo games. >> right now, all eyes on simone biles. >> almost looked likeshe got a little lost in the air. >> simone biles is out of the competition tonight. >> reporter: where simone biles' case of the twisties put a spotlight on mental health. while beacon isn't able to join team usa in paris, he's always packing his olympic spirit. but even from back home, beacon is cheering the team on. >> hi, everyone. >> beacon. >> congratulations, by the way, guys. >> thank you. >> we are sending our very best wishes to all of you. we, of course, wi

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let's go usa. do you recognize him? celebrity chef and bay area sensation guy fieri pumping the women up after being invited to tonight's game by hype man in chief and team benefactor flavor flav. the rapper bringing in as many celebrity reinforcements as he can to watch the women, reiterating that he is fully committed to team usa water pol. well, the only thing that i can say is for the next five years, boy, they got flavor. that's right, i'm their sponsor until 2029. but after 2029, i think we're going give it another ten years. a long time. he is so much fun. he is so into those women. i mean, you should see them just all around him. and to think that this started with a post from steffens who said that women's sports weren't really funded very well, and that especially the water polo women kind of needed some help. and you know what? he stepped up and he said, you are my team. and now he's brought in like the hippest reinforcements, the hippest friends. okay, super fun, hippest fans. and speaking of fans, listen to

but team usa could have won more in the works.eturn her bronze medal because of a technicality. but usa gymnastics says it has video evidence and plans to fight this decision. cbs' jamie yuccas has more. >> reporter: a controversial end to the games for american gymnast jordan chiles. the international olympic committee stripped her of her bronze medal in the floor exercise. initially chiles finished fifth in monday's competition. her coach appealed saying her athletic difficulty score was under credited, and her score was adjusted. but olympic arbitrators ruled the appeal missed the one-minute deadline. the medal will be given to team romania's ana barbosu. usa gymnastics said they were devastated by the ruling. teammate simone biles wrote "sending you so much love, jordan. keep your chin up, olympic champ. we love you." the u.s. olympic committee plans to appeal. with a nail-biter of an ending, team usa women's basketball won their eighth consecutive gold medal defeating host country france 67-66. >> glad the usa came out on top

team usa medaled in 34 of those disciplines. team usa also set six world records at the olympics in paris. as for team usa women, they dominated in paris, beating many records along the way. american women took 67 out of the team. usa's 126 medals, outdoing the men by seven medals. those 67 medals are a record for u.s. women, and a record for any country's women in general. the previous record was 66 medals, also held by the u.s. at the tokyo olympics. now one of those medals, jordan chiles bronze, has been called into question by the international olympic committee. they say it challenged by team usa during her gymnastics competition was called too late, and she needs to return the medal. but overall, the american women did so well. if they were their own nation, they would have won the third most medals behind only the us and china. and that would be even true without chiles bronze. a big group of women with ties to the bay area making history in paris, stanford alum katie ledecky added four medals in paris to become the most

this is team usa's fifth straight gold medal. kevin durant is now the first u.s. men's basketball player to win four olympic golds. lebron james collected his third. all right. and the action in paris is not over yet. today team usa sprinted to more gold medal wins. there's also some drama outside of the field of play a team usa gymnastics medal now in question. nbc's liz mclaughlin live in paris with more on what the heck's going on over there. liz terry. gia. you know, jordan chiles vaulted from fifth place to third in the floor exercise competition. and now that decision is being reversed. the court of arbitration of sport says the inquiry that the coaches submitted was too late. that means that the original score that put the romanian gymnast in third could be reinstated. and it's unclear now if chiles will have to give up her bronze medal. that would have been her first individual olympic medal. and as the results of that are coming into question. team usa racking up more hardware dramatically, the us women's soccer team bat

all the talk is been about - whether team usa can possibly match up whether team usa can possibly matchcting come close to this. i wonder how you rate this current team up against dream team. this team up against dream team. this team is absolutely _ team up against dream team. in 3 team is absolutely fantastic. the game of basketball has evolved so much since 1992, it is difficult to compare eras. if you stack up the accolades that 1992 team, they had a lot more championships to their name in the nba compared to this year's team. also, the team of 1992 you had michaeljordan, charles barkley in their prime. this time, lebron james, stefan kerry, they are coming to the end of their careers. if there was some sort of time machine to get those two teams to play together, i would to get those two teams to play together, iwould back to get those two teams to play together, i would back the 1992 team. . . . together, i would back the 1992 team. ., . ., ., team. france have some great -la ers, team. france have some great players, as — team. france have some great players, as well. _ team. fra

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team usa storms into the gold medal game. we're going to hear from steph and another warriors legend, chris mullin, about today's epic performance. plus noah lyles. this is where he gets to show his speed. an upset on the track noah lyles loses out winning the 200 meter gold medal. but what was more stunning is what he revealed after this race and here at home, traffic and the secret service. it's going to be a busy weekend in san francisco. outside lands and a visit from vice president kamala harris. the news at six starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai and i'm janelle wang. you just watched the u.s. women's volleyball team advance to the gold medal match, and so did another team. did you watch it? team usa men's basketball advances to the gold medal game in dramatic fashion. after beating serbia, which was dominant most of the game. i want to watch this game again. that was fantastic. it looked like the americans were going to lose this thing. serbia, led by as many as 19 points. hello

it's gold for the usa! >> while kenneth rooks shocks the world to earn an historic medal of his own. >> and kenneth rooks is resilient! he's racing for that silver! >> the u.s. women's basketball team dominates to advance to the semi-finals. >> rise and fire and connect. kelsey plum buries another! >> as the men look to book their ticket to the gold medal game today. we're live from paris with all the highlights. >>> that, plus, breaking overnight. path of destruction. tropical storm debby spawning new tornadoes in the south. >> we have never experienced anything like this. >> nearly the entire east coast faces a massive flood threat from the system. al's got everything you need to know, including your weekend forecast. >>> concert scare. new details emerge in that alleged terror plot, forcing the cancellation of taylor swift's eras tours shows in austria, leaving hundreds of thousands of fans disappointed. >> the women in my family have been planning this trip for over a year. >> this morning, what police

the match between usa and china.ng down, but there is lightning in the area right now. so the officials were conferring and they came out, put their arms at x together like it's the end of the match and they shut it down. you got to be careful. the action was delayed just after the start of the third set. officials stopped the match and everyone evacuated from that eiffel tower stadium. the match resumed about an hour later. that's good news. but fans were not allowed to return. but if you're a real vip, one lucky group of fans did get to witness the end of the match. olympian lebron james was among the handful of fans that stuck it out to watch that match. they cheered on the u.s, who beat china 2 to 1. all right, we like this. jessica aguirre, our colleague, is in paris covering the olympics for us today. she was hanging out with some other big time anchors, hoda, savannah, craig, al and jessica on the today show couch. take a look. we are so excited to be here. it's so fun here. i got to ask you guys because every

team usa versus serbia. that's tomorrow at noon our time.eam it live on peacock and by the way, if the americans ultimately win the gold medal, kerr does not get one because, you know, coaches don't get medals, which is interesting. i actually just it was a few years ago where i was reminded of that. i'm like, hey, coach kerr, are you going to have a gold medal? i don't get i don't get gold medals here. i know, i just realized that now i'm like, that is right. the players do. wow. yeah. all right. up next, our late night coverage from paris. we're going to talk men's skateboarding. and we're going to see sport climbing. and then on friday the debut of braking. oh not wait for that. it's going to be so good. that's going to be cool. we'll see you tomorrow. take care

[applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >> i have been flying all over the country doing events like this all over the country with my beautiful wife, isn't she lovely? if you bring your wife to eatery, pennsylvania you have to embarrass her a little, right? all i can think about is, when we fly or drive to a new place, what a beautiful country this is. yesterday i was in big rapids michigan. it is hard to admit it but big rapids michigan is a beautiful place. eerie, pennsylvania is a beautiful place. we have the best natural resources and most beautiful countryside then any country on earth, and more than that, the best history, the best traditions, the best workers here in pennsylvania. the only thing that isn't broken about this country is its leadership. there is nothing we cannot do as a people. there is nothing we cannot do as a people. so, let's send a message right here in eerie, pennsylvania all over pennsylvania and all over the country we are sick of the broken leadership of kamala harris. we will get a president that's equal to the challenge of this country an

and we've got another stunning ending right at the finish line for team usa. the women's basketball team eking out a gold in the dramatic final seconds, helping team usa tie china for the most first place finishes. but it's a dispute over bronze medal that may go on for weeks. the us appealing to let gymnast jordan chiles keep her medal after she was ordered to give it back today. a lot still going on, but the olympic flame has officially been extinguished in an elaborate closing ceremony to wrap up the summer games. nbc's liz mclaughlin live for us one more time in paris with excuse me, liz, do you have time for some highlights? you put down your your cafe. oh. oh pardon? i was just enjoying my espresso, which is definitely espresso and not wine and an espresso cup and my petite baguettes, you know, it's just so easy, you guys, to get wrapped up in the french culture here. i mean, all of these events in front of those iconic landmarks and wow, the parisian flair at the opening ceremony was certainly matched at the close. what a vibrant celebration of the olym

team usa's sophia smith came through big in the 9th minute. they will play brazil in the gold medal match. >> this will get there! here in paris, >> reporter: today the first games in paris thanks to an olympic-sized transformation. here in paris, the arena has been transformed from gymnastics to basketball. the hardwood is down. the hoops are up. simone and suni got gold inside this arena. now it's time for lebron and steph to do the same. they're on the way, beating brazil and moving on to the semis. at surfing in tahiti a special cameo from a whale. >> that's a perfect ten. >> and a gold medal for american caroline marks. >> caroline marks gets an exit. >> reporter: while in sport climbing, american sam watson broke a world record, scaling the walls in just 4.75 seconds. >> a new world record. >> reporter: the history continuing at wrestling. >> will finish strong! >> reporter: where the youngest american woman to wrestle in the olympics, 20-year-old amit elor won gold. >> today has been the best day of my entire life. >> reporter: and cuba

team usa was led by swimmer katie ledecky and roar nick mead. in all, the americans earned the most medals of any country with 126. and tied with china for the most gold medals, 40 each. paris now hands off the summer games to los angeles for 2028. nbc's live mclaughlin has the highlights. >> reporter: it was an encore of sorts for a show that's captivated the world for more than two weeks. paris' closing ceremony saluted the successful completion of an olympics that ioc president thomas bachs described as sensational from start to finish. >> or, dare i say, seine-sational games. >> reporter: a theatrical cap on the day's competition. team usa celebrated the men's first water polo medal since 2008, a bronze shootout against hungary. jennifer valenti won the omni cycling event, her second gold of the game. but italy spiked golden dreams for the volleyball team. the americans settling for silver after a straight set loss. at the day's end, athletes, including american flag bearers katie ledecky and nick mead traded into a packed stadium, where los

usa was only leading by one. team usa kept that momentum, eventually winning their first game 51 to 48. but they're not getting much rest because team usa will take on japan tomorrow and on the track meter runs begin tomorrow as well. track and field star nick mayhew is set to take the world stage, and you'll likely see him in some fashionable looks. he did speak to vallejo native and 12 time olympic medalist natalie coughlin in the series my favorite olympian, and mayhew says he inherited his fashion sense from his best friend, who also happens to be his grandmother. everyone who knew shirley culpepper mayhew knew those glasses. they were just big, stylish, gold framed pink and purple tinted glasses. he's referring to the gold frame elvis presley pink glasses that scott mayhew, nick's father and shirley's son. she would wear them everywhere. and even when she would, even when she didn't need to wear them, she would wear them just because it was kind of like her signature glasses. so she'd wear them into the bowl

but i think that a usa need 16 year old have. so we should look as a bush and point to do say, we do not want to be like this. we want the fraction here, people better for our people. we want to help to nation about a nation. if we look at america, use a, remember us, that's adobe, have no control over american football, baseball lice, healthy university sports color, sports or slice can schools. so we have a number of things. it's just a space thinking, i think we just need to say ok, dust usa, let them deal with this on a student for most, for if they continue. this question is the, is it going to get the attention it deserves in the mainstream media? because in my opinion, this is a huge scandal, especially is a powerful impact. their own gallery. is it going to get the headlines like it would have done if it was russia? no, the, the m u k. i know you're very proud of bruce person. so you had some people and i say the call doesn't orders person and you know, i, i, i'm happy to see, but it shows he's too well because again, jus

everyone at the usa house in paris to celebrate 50 years of usa men's basketball.ot of bay area love in that room. garvin thomas is with us now. our nightly segment. i think it's our favorite thing of the show, the olympics, all the moments that we don't necessarily see on the big network stuff. you're here to break it down. and i saw one thing on social media today, a photo, and i need some context. if of the three medal winners in gymnastics and they were like bound down to the brazilian got some great context for what's happening. well, this happened after the floor routine in gymnastics and a brazilian won the gold medal. rebecca adrade and she went to the podium to accept her medal. so take a loo. oh, she is awesome. yeah. and then this image you're talking about that simone biles on the left and jordan chiles on the right. they bowed down to her. now, of course, you wonder why do they do this? simone said there are a couple reasons. one, this was the first all black podium at the olympics and they were super proud of that. but they have so much respect for an

still the usa with a three—point lead. still the usa with a three—point lead.unday. hosts france are in fifth place. that is not going to change now. after the unique open ceremony on a rain soaked seien a fortnight ago, it's a more orthodox denoument to the games in — what, four hours' time. the stade de france hosting the usual mix of dancing, entertainment including billie eilish and the tradition of handing the olympic flag over to los angeles. the 2028 games set to feature a host of new sports too. we want to have the greatest sports' programme in the history of the olympics because we are a great sporting city. so we are bringing some of the most important, most traditional, most meaningful sports in our country — baseball, softball and flag football — and we are bringing some of the most important, most accessible sports in the world — cricket and squash — and the 36 sports we have on our programme will mean this will be the greatest collection of athletes the history of the world has ever seen in one place. across the english channel and chelsea have co

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one roof, the usa, well, the u. s. a. d, a has been sanctioning its athletes to cheat, to cheat all the seats to cheat the master. they price money, the sponsorship to possibly win metals. all of that was okay, because it was the usa da that said it was doing it and it was using them to find out the 31st when there's even a sniffle controversy. what allegations about russia? the book comes down on the course in the us all for the highest sanctions possible . really? i mean when we talk about hypocrisy, i think this just takes biscuits. the host of capital sports pod cast alan moore told us us anti doping agency is blatantly hypocritical. america is not see now the stones, they've been throwing in their glasses are starting to bring the glass students up with them us and the doping as go. travers tigers. have people call a paper tiger because that's what he is. he's always looking for money because this is for his whole thing he wants to create to make money from showing russians. could change like americans that are getti

usa! usa!proved a nasal spray for emergency treatment of anaphylaxis. nbc news medical contributor dr. john torres is here with the latest. wow, i think a lot of people have been waiting for this. who can use this? >> this will be an important change because like you mentioned, it is needle free, which is important and it can be administered much like narcan. you plunge it and spray it. the fda says it is approved for adults and children 66 pounds and above. it can get down to that pediatric level, which is important. that one doze can help like an epipen. think of it like an epi pen that goes into the nose. if you need a second dose, you can use a second dose as well. this is a very important thing coming along. >> how soon might it be available? >> the manufacturer says this product, which is called nefi, will be available probably in eight weeks. you should be able to carry it. it is much easier to carry it in your pocket or purse or whatever. right now they are saying $199 is the cash price

i got to see the usa versus brazil, which was a blowout. got to see steph, got to see steve talk to them a little bit. and, they just enjoying the experience and they just so proud as they should be representing their country in the olympics. kris mullin. you're always a class act. appreciate your time tonight. it's going to be a little nerve wracking saturday. thanks for joining us. you're the best raj any time. more olympics coverage yet to come, including superstar sydney mclaughlin breaking her own world record, her closest competition today. not even really close in that 400 meter hurdles, say women's water polo. they were going for their fourth straight gold, but now the best they can hope for is bronze, with danville native and team captain maggie steffens said after today's loss, that's just ahead. let's get you caught up on now on some other local headlines, an fbi raid of a san francisco towing company. neighbors say agents in full swat gear with assault rifles swooped in on the offices of specialty towing. it happened around 730

the sprinter says this ti >>> tonight, team usa off and running in >>> tonight, team usa off and runningnd field here in paris, but heartbreak in the pool and on the soccer field. sha'carri richardson in her olympic debut flying to victory in the amazing come-from-behind finish in the 10,000 meters, but disappointment for star swimmer caeleb dressel failing to medal in the 50-meter freestyle, and the men's soccer team knocked out of its first olympics in 2008. our full coverage. >>> the freed americans back in the u.s. after the prisoner swap with russia. journalist evan gershkovich and paul whelan reuniting with their family

and it's also haystack that usa da saying that it is being hypocritical . let's have a listen to what water have to say. it is ironic and hypocritical, but who saw the cries fall when it suspects other anti doping organizations are not following the rules to the letter. while it did not announce doping cases for years and allowed sheets to carry on. competing on the off chance they might help them catch other possible violators of what it says. it's in a really difficult position here because it has not taken any action against these . how sweet so that doesn't seem to be taking any action either again. so usa d a which is really incredible when we look at the history of how water has pursued athletes. so they've been accused of those thing in the past indeed, and date and the have any of these athletes be named? no, and there's a reason for this water is saying it is not naming the athletes because it's concerned about the repercussions they could be. so we know that some of us know all of the da slates have retard them. by the way, we know about 3, this c