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Olympic Games / Britain #1028911

NBC Evening News for Monday, Aug 13, 2012
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(Studio: Brian Williams) The medals won by American athletes and the spectacular Olympics pulled off by Great Britain acknowledged; scenes shown of the arrival of the Olympic flag in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. NOTE: Local weather bulletin on screen.

(London: Chris Jansing) The aftermath of the Games featured; scenes shown of the closing ceremonies, gymnast Gabby Douglas with First Lady Michelle Obama on “The Tonight Show,” athletes at London’s Heathrow Airport, workers dismantling the Olympic Park; details given about swimmer Ryan Lochte’s endorsement deals. [DOUGLAS, OBAMA – joke.] [Douglas’ agent Sheryl SHADE†- comments on Gabby’s deals.] [LOCHTE – says he’s looking forward to moving to Los Angeles.] [Swimmer Missy FRANKLIN – comments on her goal to swim in college.

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Jansing, Chris
Duration:
00:03:10

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