Episode Transcript
It's day five of the Paris Games. They're underway. Yesterday's
action was headlined by the US men's gymnastics team winning
bronze in the team finals. Team USA's Frederick Richard credits
the medal to hard work.
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I mean he feels amazing. All the hard work, the
hard days for years and years of paid off.
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The US women's gymnastics team compets in their final today
the US the top qualifiers are led by sim Own Biles.
Action yesterday included the US adding a couple of medals.
In the men's street skateboarding competition, Jagger Eaton won silver
and teammate Nija Houston won the bronze. The US women's
volleyball team dropped its Olympic opener, falling to China in
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a five set thriller. Men's volleyball will face Germany today
after winning their opening match over Argentina. The women's basketball
team won their fifty six straight game at the Olympics
with an opening round win over Japan yesterday. The men
play South su Dan tomorrow. The medal count right now
the US leading the way with twenty medals overall. This
has been an NBC News Radio Olympic report art
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