guilty of murder. the court increased oscar sentenced to 2 to 13 years, and so he went back to prison. he will be eligible for parole in 2023. so until then is there any indication whatsoever that he would have ever tried to come back? i don t think there s any hope there s his athletic career could ever go back. it s very apparent that person is no longer with us. this is just reeva steenkamp is no longer on this earth that oscar historians is also gone with her. there is a postscript to the story, and it has to do with mark bachelor. that one time soccer legend. a huge crowd of 100,000 people they re all cheering so it s very on the evening of july 14th 2019, as he sat in his car in front of the home where he had met him, two
um, yeah. i never want to, you know, speak as an expert, which i m not, but i can speak for myself. and i know that you can be pregnant and not know it. if i had an unplanned pregnancy and a child when i was in high school, i know that my athletic career would have been completely derailed. these athletic careers, like, also lead to our educational opportunities and abilities to make money. i mean, i want to know what do you hope is going to come from this amicus brief? yeah. i signed on with all of these strong female athletes because they re using their platforms. this is empowering other people
so we come back to the safety, creating safe environments for women and just going back to women s health. the am cuss brief specifically in the case against mississippi s 15-week abortion ban, what scares you most about that case? um, yeah. i never want to, you know, speak as an expert, which i m not, but i can speak for myself. and i know that you can be pregnant and not know it. if i had an unplanned pregnancy and a child when i was in high school, i know that my athletic career would have been completely derailed. these athletic careers, like, also lead to our educational opportunities and abilities to make money. i mean, i want to know what
40-minute mile? legitimately, that was one of the harder things i ve done in my athletic career. reporter: that and making the olympics in her first ever marathon. how many marathons have you ever run? two. reporter: how many marathons should you have run before the olympics? well, at the very least, i m glad the olympics is not my second marathon. reporter: it will be molly s third, and hopefully her best. anne thompson, nbc news, flagstaff, arizona. there has been nothing quite so ambitious than hosting the world in the middle of a pandemic, but tokyo has managed, even when the view is not what many expected. tokyo, we hardly knew you. covid quarantines made most of the city a bridge too far for many olympic participants and foreign media, required to work and live in a protective bubble. the city was ready to welcome the world. shuttered souvenir stores and empty fan plazas speak to its best intentions and to
to see biles compete, and can team usa bring home gold if she decides she just can t do it? reporter: they already have brought home gold with suni lee, just amazing, you know, kind of coming in after simone stepped back because she s dealing with, you know, probably the biggest challenge she s had to face in her athletic career in terms of this disconnect, the separation of her mind and body they call the twisties. gymnasts dread it. and now we re talking about mental health and all these things often kind of shoved aside and people are expected to soldier on. but when you re doing a complicated aerial maneuver and simone biles was posting on instagram how she was doing maneuvers and stumbling when she landed, it just shows how dangerous it could be if that was on a hard surface, and there could actually be serious injury as a result. she s shown leadership by stepping aside, but she has two more chances on monday and tuesday in the floor and beam