on tv, if you think about all the efforts and work and time and dedication they put into this sport. i was talking to one olympic athlete she missed all of her functions all of her friends were going here and there and travel to different states to find the best place to train with the best coaches it is a commitment and tough have parents that support you. so we recognize her mom, what hard work she has put into raising this amazing child. steve: i bet somebody buys the mom the food truck and she keeps that money and she will become one of the biggest faces out of the olympics for 2021 because she is proud to be an american and we are proud to bring you her story on this wednesday morning. lauren lawrence it is so great. you know, sean completed his show last night. i was watching and he was talking about the mental toughness of all of these athletes and the ones that have gone through some mental health struggles that they need to be showing a little bit of grace. these people have w
of swift prosecution that needs to happen in all of these cases, ana. what a wild story. pete muntean, thank you. now, imagine breaking a world record and having to settle for silver. the women s olympic 400-meter hurdles final was billed as a showdown between the two fastest women ever to run this race and it lived up to the hype. sydney mclaughlin and dalilah muhammad went head-to-head in this case. as you can see it was so close. mclaughlin shattered her own world record by nearly half a second to win gold. muhammad took the silver even though her time beat the previous world record as well. go americans. go team usa. in the meantime simone biles says she s leaving the door open for a potential returning to the olympics in the future. here s what she told nbc. was that beam routine the last time we re going to see you compete at the olympic games?
without any problem. but when she called to me and they say about this situation, so i decided that belarus for me would be dangerous. translator: and they would most likely grab me at the airport. i don t know, maybe a jail or maybe to a psychological hospital. reporter: she still tldreamsf racing in the olympics for poland. did you ever imagine this would happen when you posted that instagram on friday? translator: my trainer said that to send me home was not their decision, that it was just said to them do this. reporter: your message for people in belarus who are frightened of their government. what do you say to them? translator: do not be afraid. always say your opinion. we have to have freedom of speech and people must say what they think. reporter: all of this for belarusian president lukashenko s counterpart and friend vladimir putin either a
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