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thompson, kevin durant, and draymond green. looks like they were having a lot of fun. that s a golden snapshot. another notable local athlete is in the spotlight, but not for team usa. keep in mind a lot of our local olympians are representing other countries jahvid best is on the st. lucia track team. you see him there. the former cal football player had to cut his nfl career short because of multiple concussion. he will run in the 100 meters in rio. as for the olympian, one of the largest ovations for the night was for the refugee team, competing for the first time in olympic history. ten refugees from four different countries will compete under the olympic flag. the ioc says the team is a symbol of hope for refugees worldwide. back outside, another live look at the olympic flame. its designer from the united states. he says it s meant to symbolize the sun. brazilian officials wanted it a little smaller, this cauldron of flame than past cauldrons as a reminder ....
straight to olympic city where we find melissa ageary. still at 11:00, so busy. reporter: thousands of people are still here milling about at olympic park, and taking pictures and exploring the park. we have swimmers in the pool right now, and tonight all eyes are going to be on copacabana beach because of beach volleyball, and you can imagine the rivalry tonight between usa and brazil when those teams hit the sand. and for santa clara native, kerri walsh. kerri walsh jennings making her fifth appearance, but this time with a new partner, april ross. walsh says she is excited to play on copacabana beach. it s electric to play in copacabana and i can t wait to give the fans the best show in the world. and partner ross says she is ready to rumble. i am not going to hold back at all and get out there and unleash the beast. reporter: we re going to see her unleash the beast tonight. that match is tonight, copacabana, it starts at midnight. now, if when all of th ....
in an unprecedented project, our investigative unit teamed up with nbc stations throughout california to find out exactly how many stolen guns contribute to other crimes. it is in the thousands. we worked more than six months and got records and data no one else has ever obtained. it all showed that lost and stolen guns kill and maim innocent people in the bay area and around california again and again. as soon as you drive onto the family sonoma county farm. her legacy surrounds you. she was my sister but my best friend. from the fruit trees to the rose bushes to the grounds she attended to. olga left her mark. her death in february 2015 carries her own horrible legacy. the 84-year-old olga denelli was tied up by two fugitives and was shot to death where she sat. they tied her up with duct tape and shot her. using data by a team, we traced three of the guns later found on the suspects in olga s murder to guns stolen from a marin county home. they traded a sto ....
her. it happened for no reason. lost and stolen guns are taking innocent lives across the state more often than you might imagine. here s steven stock. thank you for joining us for the next 30 minutes we investigate exposing stories, uncovering issues and holding the powerful accountable. tonight we begin on the streets where criminals consider stolen gones more valuable than gold. in an unprecedented project our investigative unit teamed up with nbc stations throughout california to find out how many stolen guns contribute to other crimes. it is in the thousands. we got records and data no one else ever obtained. it showed that lost and stolen guns kill and maim innocent people in the bay area and around california again and again. as soon as you drive on to her family farm and everywhere you go therefore, the legacy surrounds you. olga was my sister and best friend. reporter: from the fruit trees to the rose bushes to the grounds she attended daily. she had ....
leaders. the ceremony is 35 minutes. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the useum vice chair, alan holt. good evening, everyone. it s an honor to be here, and i want to express my thanks to all of you for being here. i want to especially thank this evening s chairs, beth hifitz and jody and wrod mackland. [applause] and the washington community. my home community for this fantastic show of support for the museum and its campaign. i am the son of holocaust survivors. and i am also blessed. i just celebrated with my parents their 70th wedding anniversary. [applause] i grew up in the 1950 s and the 1960 s. two events that i most remember from my early life were the legacy of the holocaust and the ongoing struggle for civil rights. in fact, one of the unforgettable moments of my new jersey childhood was witnessing first hand the horrible race so tonight ark in these two strands of my life come together as we honor congressman john lewis. a very special americ ....