Japan's Miyake wins silver at London Games

Japan's Miyake wins silver at London Games

LONDON, Britain - Hiromi Miyake competes in the Olympic women's weightlifting 48-kilogram class, en route to the silver medal with a total of 197 kg, at ExCel London on July 28, 2012.

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