>> incredible play by agatha and barbara. and heartbreak for the americans. technically, it's really not an upset. brazil ranked number two. united states, number three. but we all know the truth. first match loss in olympic play. so agatha and barbara, they will play for the gold medal against germany. the united states, meanwhile, will play for the bronze. wow. atmosphere. kerri walsh jennings had been 26-0 in olympic competition. her first ever defeat. what a setting for it to happen. it's possible that brazil could occupy two of the three places on the podium in this event. they will play the americans for the bronze, and they will play germany for the gold. and we'll come back here to wrap things up on this tuesday night in rio after this. gonna save some serious money with amazing deals down every aisle on family favorites. get pepsi, 12-pack 12-ounce cans, select varieties 4 for $11.88. gatorade; prime pouch, prime chews; and propel fitness water, ?58 cents. usda choice ribeye, new york strip steak or t-bone steak, $6.77 a pound. happy anniversary to me. the vons anniversary sale. this broadcast is presented by authority of the international olympic committee and may not be reproduced or retransmitted in any form without the express written consent of the international olympic committee. wednesday, the games of the xxxi olympiad continue from rio de janeiro. in daytime on nbc, the u.s. men's volleyball team squ and in water polo the defending champions women collide with hungary. in prime time, the world's fastest man, usain bolt, returns for the 200-meter semifinals, sprinting one step closer to another historic three-peat. in the final of the women's 200 american tori bowie takes on a powerful jamaican contingent. in the 100-meter hurdles, a deep american team looks to over under way. an nbcsn, kevin durant and the usa tip off against argentina. on the golf channel, the women take to the links following a sterling finish to the men's tournament. you can watch the olympics in spanish on telemundo and nbc universo and on nbcolympics.com and nbc sports app. as t okay. here is a look now at the medal count brought to you by mcdonald's supporting athletes on their journeys. the u.s. has opened up a wide gap. more than 30 medals ahead of china and great britain. not pictured here is argentina. brazil's sports arch rival. they collected their second rio longa and coranza, a 64-year-old olympian. last year longa was diagnosed with lung cancer and had his left lung removed. as he came to shore his sons, who also competed in rio, jumped into the water to greet their dad. longa said afterwards that rio was a very emotional games for him. he said watching the racing of my sons and my sons watching my racing and then celebrating today with them, it's just been too much for me from rio, we'll return to the medal ceremony for the women's floor exercise earlier today. simone biles capped her impressive olympic debut with her fourth gold medal of the games while aly raisman collected the silver. her sixth over all. joining them was amy tinkler of great britain who took the bronze. americans who only a few months ago might not have known who simone biles was are more than familiar with that beaming smile. and she has had ample reason to show it to us time after time here. five medals, four of them gold. and already, by acclamation, the greatest female gymnast in history. aly raisman with six career golds one behind the american gymnastics held by shannon miller. here they are on the podium awaiting their national anthem. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] coming up in a bit, it's late night on copacabana with with kerri walsh jennings and april ross, right after their defeat a few moments ago. just up the beach in the morning, it's the "today" show with matt and hoda. good night. since it's past 1:00 a.m. here in rio, technically perhaps good morning as well from brazil. >> massive flames continue to california. >> parents and school leaders clash as they hammer out a plan to reorganize the clark county school district. >> and ready to roll, it may not be olympic sport, but why a group say participating in roller derby is like winning the gold. we begin with a update. a fire continues to grow at this hour. >> this one started just over 12 hour as i go and look at the size of it now. it grew out of control. it's our top story tonight. we are giving you another look at the fire which is burning just northwest of san bernardino. >> more than 82,000 people have been evacuated from the fire burning down several buildings including dozens of homes, even a historic diner. firefighters do not have any of it contained at this time. >> california's governor it called a state of emergency. they are trying to get a handle on these flames. >> let's talk about the people caught in the middle. some are doing everything they can to get outf finally go home. >> i was texting my friend, they got through. we got detoured off the freeway. i hope they are not going to open the 15 up. >> i don't think there is an alternate route. >> there is. but it's not quick. california highway patrol troopers say i-15 will remained closed at least through tomorrow. from the area. if you have to get to l.a., here's that alternate. you can take the 15 south from las vegas to victorville, then get on the 18 west to the 14 south. that will take you over to i-5 and the a runs down into los angeles. >> the smoke is making its way to southern nevada. >> we were watching this come through just before the sun went down from our camera in the it's a pretty good bet you are going to wake up to having some smoke tomorrow morning. the wind bring that smoke, all be it light winds to the las vegas valley. by the afternoon the winds will shift. that should blow the smoke out of the las vegas valley, especially as the wind speeds increase in the afternoon. you will make up with sun and with your full forecast. >> a huge story. i-15 is how most tourists get to las vegas. 80,000 people under evacuation orders. we are going to follow any developments throughout the night and we'll have the latest starting at 4:30 in the morning. you can find out more on the website. another big story developing, the clark county school district on the verge of a major the district. we are joined live at the grant sawer building with tonight's decision and the drama. >> it took 12 hours to finally get to a vote tonight. the whole plan has been in the works for some 12 months now. parents and teachers in support of it hope it is worth the wait. >> with that a historic shift begins. the fifth largest in the nation is going to feel smaller. >> this is a dramatic change. this is going to right size the school district. we are going to go from the top down structure to bottom up. >> what they voted on is a shift that does a simple thing. the school district is massive. schools from henderson, border same people. it's big and struggling. our district is one of the lowest performing districts in the country. here's a thought. let's change it all. let schools act as their own boss. they would have total control of their own budgets. after all, some schools have more english as second language kid or special needs kids and maybe the people better know how those kids learn. that can think of lots of reasons not to change. change is hard. but we are 50th or close to 50th in the country. that's not acceptable. so i'm not afraid of failure. the status quo is failure. >> so what happens next, a couple of steps. there will likely be a public meeting in august. a workshop before the board of education has a chance to vote on september 1. they could defer in september if they want to. big change. sure does not come quickly. >> huge shift in the power structure there. thank you. we are learning more tonight about the moment a man waving a gun stormed into a local store today through the eyes of shoppers who were there when it happened. the violence hit at a tj max in northwest las vegas. we are joined live from durango. recently we have seen too many stories that started like this >> a sigh of relief for everyone. police arrested a suspect and no one was hurt. but imagine this. shoppers running for their lives, others hiding wherever they could, some with small children by their side. >> i felt helpless because i was thinking if he gets to us, what do i do. >> she and her four young children ran out of the tj max. an tuesday afternoon. >> he was screaming everybody get on the floor. i couldn't see him from where we were. i saw people hiding, i thought we would run out. >> she and her kids. >> i was very scared. >> escaped through the emergency exit. >> she said it was a white guy, your purse. don't hurt anybody. and then she said he called like every name in the book to her. >> they took the man into custody. he was mentally unstable and tells news 3 he may have used a fake weapon. tj max employees telling their friend the armed man demanded money, then got more aggressive, pointing the weapon at shoppers. >> in a circle motion, to where it was everybody. they were were taking too long. >> a tense robbery coming to an end as investigators continue to collect evidence, and a crime shaking up a community. >> at this point a lot of questions about the suspect. we hope to learn more who he is and what charges he may face later on today. reporting live tonight, i'm christine kim, news 3. new tonight, police looking that held up a local grocery store in the northwest part of the volley. it happened on ann road just past noon. north las vegas police say multiple suspects robbed the pharmacy. no one was hurt. investigators are not sure what they stole. if you know anything that could help police catch these crooks, call crimestoppers. no flight for you, frontier airlines has banned the man who brought a monkey on b flight to las vegas from ever flying with them again. jason ellis brought his monkey on a flight from columbus, ohio. he said it's a registered support animal. it was in plain view when he went through security. when the airline asked for his paperwork, he couldn't provide it at the time because it was in his checked bag under the plane. they put him on the no fly list because he didn't follow the competition real, but it is rolling into the spotlight. welcome back. it may not be an olympic sport, but the competition is just as fierce. >> roller derby is growing in popularity across the country. here in las vegas the girls are lacing up their skates to get in on the action. >> we have a look at why the sport is so popular. >> las vegas has its own league, the sin city roller before they can hit the track. by day, janelle is perfectly comfortable handling the finances at her medical practice. by night, she trades in her heels for a set of wheels. >> it's my alterego. >> known as mac truck, she's fun and let out a little aggression. >> here it's like you can get on the track and be your true self, be hard core an aggressive. >> they are members of the sin city roller girls, women only, and wimps need not apply. >> we have the flying aces, the hoover dams and notorious >> inside they are women of heart, volunteering with a local nonprofit, shade tree. they have chosen a battered women's shelter as their charity. >> to show women and girls you can get knocked down and you can get back up. you have people around you that love you and will support you. >> it's fun, it's exercise. she says it's also therapy she can't live without. seriously bummed. i want to do this for as long as i can. >> for those of you out there interested in joining the league, there is a boot camp, there is a few traveling teams. they compete against other teams across the country. >> we watched this on tv on saturdays when i was a kid. >> now it's competitive, a lot of rules and very the real olympics, not just all about the gold, silver and bronze, love is also in the air. moments after earning a silver medal, u.s. triple jumper proposed to his long-time girlfriend, hurler harrison. he realized there is no better time to propose. we wish them the best. they are in rio taking you behind the scenes like no one else. you can follow them on our facebook page. and our team rio posting all kind of photos of things you won't see on network coverage. you can check it out any time. >> it's been a family favorite, the summer road trip to see our national parks. >> but big crowds are toll. we have a preview of a special report we'll see tomorrow night on news 3 live at 7. >> next week the national park service celebrates its 100th anniversary. employees welcome visitors to experience nature. just be prepared for this. huge crowds decenting on these natural wonders. they are breaking records every month if not every week. trash, graffiti, even search and rescue operations up 43% from last year. >> we are working on a planning process. we are asking those questions and asking the questions of how many people can we fit into this canyon without it having resource damage. without changing the national park service experience. >> and zion is not unique. visitors are finding many parks ar full report, national park crowds. and let's turn to weather. you are going to be heading one of the national parks, it might be cooler outside of las vegas. it has been hot. >> it has been hot. happy wednesday, by the way. >> thank you. we are still working on tuesday. zion would be about as hot as southern utah, you will find some cooling. you probably deserve it. so far this year we have had 67 days make it to triple digit. during an entire summer we have 70. 50 have made it to at least 105 and 17 have made it to 110. we are well on our way to experiencing the hottest summer ever. no question, if you were asking, that it is a desert humidity was at 2%. officially today, 108. 84 the morning low, that 108 within our 3-degree guarantee. another $33 for our friends at the fisher house. we'll keep on adding to that. we are adding to the degrees inside the car, 140. you feel it when you open up that car door. does this look like a painting? what a great start to the morning at lake mead. a few cloud out to the east. as we showed you at the beginning of the newscast, not necessarily the picture we wanted to see this afternoon. look off in the distance, here comes the smoke from the california fire. you will wake up to that smell and have some haze without a doubt. 92. 8% right now. the meadow school at 83. one more stop will take us over to decatur in the southwest, 87 and 7%. it's a warm night. not oppressively hot. we have low 80s to 90s. the highs though, they get reset. they reset at midnight. we had 108 on the east side and at 107. your official wednesday later on today, starts in the 80s, triple digits by lunchtime. 106 or 107 for the high temperature as long as the smoke isn't too thick. like today, the wind won't be a big deal in the morning, they ramp up in the afternoon, 10 to 20. they will shift in direction. no doubt where the dividing line is. we have the humidity and a few showers. to the west is high, d hot. the winds continue out of the southwest this evening, all be it light. they will shift tomorrow afternoon and be more southerly. they should push a lot of that smoke out of the valley late in the day. temperature-wise, mountains going down to 53, high temperatures for your wednesday afternoon, sandy valley at a hundred, bolder city 104. and 116 in death valley. because we won't have any cloud, smoke could be an issue during the early morning hours. 107 expected high. after tomorrow's 107, we can offer you a bona fide las vegas cooling trend, down goes the thermometer. kelley will get you started tomorrow morning each and every degree and the that's, oh, gosh, four hours from now. >> we can say hi in the hallway. >> goodnight. >> and she will say good morning. still ahead here for us this morning, it was a favorite toy for a lot of us back in the day. to prove how authentic my ne brewhouse wbacon burger i it's awesome. amazing! what if i told you, you are eating a jack' brewh jack in the box. t this one.no absolutely lying. an d what if i told you... that i'm jack. whaaaat?!! no way! no! didn't that coming, see did you? porter aheese sauce, grilledle c onions, and bacon on a artisan potato bun. jack's new brewhouse bacon be box. hey, where did jack go? he was just .here hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and 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