Murakami wins javelin bronze at worlds

Murakami wins javelin bronze at worlds

BERLIN, Germany - Japan's Yukifumi Murakami acknowledges spectators after winning the bronze medal in the men's javelin during a ceremony at the world athletics championships at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on Aug. 23.

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