in a video for "the new york times," she suggests the company penalized women for being pregnant. >> i was sponsored by nike and then when i told them that i wanted to have a baby during my career, they told me, simple, we'll just pause your contract and stop paying you. companies like nike tell us to dream crazy. we say, how about you stop treating our pregnancies like injuries. then they tell us to believe in something. we say, how about maternity leave? how about when you tell my daughter she can achieve anything, you back it up. >> now nike says, quote, last year we standardized our approach across all sports to support our female athletes during pregnancy. and moving forward, our contracts for female athletes will include written terms that reinforce our policy. alysia montano joins me again. alysia, first of all, congratulations. before you got involved, you may have thought, is it worth it. it certainly was. is nike's response good enough for you?