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swimming champion katie ledecky reflects on her experience at the tokyo olympics. and tennis legend billie jean king discusses the ongoing fight for equality. >> woodruff: tomorrow the biden administration plans to recommend coronavirus booster vaccinations for americans starting eight months after they received their second shot. william brangham joins me to explain who is affected. >> woodruff: so hello, william. what we are told is that the government is going to say that everybody who had the pfizer or the moderna vaccine, and that's, what, over 100 million americans? that's a lot of people. they are going to recomend they have this booster. what is behind this? >> the rationale is two front: one is the delta variant, which is sickening people a filling hospitals, largely unvaccinated people -- and the second is a small number of studies that are showing that the two vaccines, the mrna vaccines are slightly waning in their efficacies, going from 90 plus% to 50%. that waning of efficacy is about your ability to get incted. we still believe these vaccines are ver

>> 16 months >> katie ledecky and michael ledecky. >> everybody got the hellos. >> wow >> katie ledecky on this plaza >> wow >> it's pretty incredible. >> my grandma is in new york so my mom was just telling the story to me, she remembers the cab ride that she took over here and that i was up early in the morning and she said let's go down to the plaza. >> that just means we could have olympians on this plaza right now and not even know it >> exactly >> here is the thing about katie, by the way. and it all makes sense once you start talking to her family. led willed is an amazing person. if we can get a shot of her family over there -- >> there they are. >> we love the ledeckys. >> the classiest of acts it all makes sense >> really lovely in fact, they were yelling at me in central park a couple of years ago. >> i saw you biking. i was worried you were going to fall off your back when you heard us yelling al, it's katie >> we love having you stop by. enjoy that break that you're having you already told us you're coming back for 2024, right? >> i hope so >> and maybe beyond. >> i hope so

katie ledeckis here with me in our studio. welcome and congratulations, and you are wearing four of those me dals. are you still on cloud nine? katie: i am. it is great to be back in the u.s. and be with friends and family. and just share the memories with them. judy: they look heavy. how heavy are they? katie: you felt it earlier. is always shocking for people how heavy they are. it is always fun to bring them to schools or anywhere and have somebody feel how heavy they are. judy: so exciting. what you did in tokyo. and yet we were all conscious, there was nobody there as a spectator. you are there with your coach and teammates. did that affect what you are able to do, do you think? katie: i was sort of surprised at how normal it did feel. my teammates were in the stands cheering when they did not have races or when they were done competing, so they brought a lot of energy to our team. i think team usa was the loudest at the pool, so that was nice to still see some familiar faces that are supporting you. judy: i am asking bec

leads in the total metal count thanks in large part to those people, caleb dress el and katy ledecky, tell me about the significants of their performance. >> katie ledecky, i covered her for a long time and remember the 15 year old water bugs winning in london and the dominant swimmer in rio piling unall the gold medals. this performance five years later, and here in tokyo, i think is more impressive than any i've seen of hers, 24 years old now, the competitors are coming, young kids are coming on quick. she added the 1500 first time, the women were doing the 1500, the mile. she added that, so that added to her schedule. and she just plowed through this, two golds, two silvers. i think it was more impressive than what i had seen from her before in that in addition to of course winning two golds, handling the silver in the 400 meters,-- with class, grace, dignity, katy ledecky comes out of these games as the star so far in terms of how she handled herself in the pool and out, just a true role model. and caleb dressel. five, the pressure so difficult, he wasn't eating or sleeping, he wa

low cash mode on virtual wallet from pnc bank. >>> the tokyo summer olympics swim team katie ledecky is basking in the glory of having a victory again and again and again at the games. not only did she bring home two gold medals and two silver, she became the first female olympic swimmer to win the most individual gold medals, the first swimmer to win the event 800 meter three times in a row at the olympics and took the gold at the 1500 the first time women have ever compete in that event at the olympics, which looked brutal. every second of it looked unbelievably difficult. joining us now the highly decorated seven-time olympic gold medallist and three time olympian katie ledecky. that's a lot. that's a lot to get through just to say hi. >> yes, well, it's great to be here. i did do a lot of racing in tokyo. i was really happy to represent team usa and have that experience. >> how does that feel? i mean, when we talk about your accomplishments, you're also part of -- i mean, i think part of the legacy of this olympics is going to be how well women performed. you are on the leading e

>>> katy ledecky, the winner. third straight o women's 400 fr historic career for katy ledecky here in tokyo. ledecky here at tokyo. >> with that victory, katie ledecky won her sixth ever gold medal for an individual race. that is more than any other american woman in any sport. think about that for a second. and second only to michael phelps, he's got 13. one of her goals in tokyo was for the first women's 1500 meter. she also won three medals there. ledecky has been in the olympics since she was 15. she's one of the most decorated athletes in rio back in 2016. good morning to you, katie ledecky. you really are the true golden girl, that's who you are. do you know that jill scott song ♪ living my life like it's golden ♪ that ought to be your theme song, katie. >> there you go. >> does this one feel different considering the circumstances of this olympics to you? >> i think so. you know, we all worked an extra year for these games, and just to be there was so much fun and such a great feeling to be with team u

olympic swimmer katie ledecky about bringing home four more medals in the tokyo games. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ day. ♪

. >> as allison schmidt and katie ledecky celebrate their big wins. our round up from tokyo. >>> good morning, everybody. happy sunday. the delta variant is taking hold across the country. the cdc is reporting more than 100,000 new covid cases on friday alone. the first time we've topped that threshold in nearly six months. >>> we will get to that in a moment. we start with breaking news out of the olympics as well as a break-out star. mykayla skinner winning a silver medal for the vault. >> it's a storybook ending for skinner. she wasn't even supposed to take part in the event, but replaced simone biles who withdrew from the competition. she cheered on her teammate from the stands. overnight biles pulling out of another event, the floor exercise final scheduled for tomorrow. abc's kenneth moton is live there in tokyo with all the excitement. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. a busy day here in tokyo. simone biles wasn't on the floor competing today, but she was in the stands cheering on her teammates, including mykayla skinner.

in the pool, americans katie ledecky and caleb dressel adding to their medal hauls. >> katie ledecky will win her third straight olympic gold in the women's 800 free. >> reporter: and she may not be done yet. >> i want to go to paris, and i want to keep representing our country at this level. >> caleb dressel is trying to get his second individual gold of these games and he'll do it! >> reporter: dressel breaking his own world record in the 100-meter butterfly. >> it took a world record to win the olympic final. >> reporter: but he and the rest of the inaugural mixed relay team failed to podium. jamaica sweeping the women's 100-meter dash after gold medal favorite, sha-carrie richardson, was pulled from the games after a positive drug test. elaine thompson-hera beating florence griffith joyner's 33-year-old olympic record. covid is making its mark on these games. tokyo recording over 4,000 cases today, an increase of over 200% from last week. american pole vaulter matt ludwig had just 40 hours to get to tokyo from the u.s. after his teammate, sam kendricks, tested positive for covid

congratulations, katie ledecky. >> thank you, coy. >>> a quick programming note for you. tonight on an all-new episode of "jerusalem." how the battles of christians and muslims changed the city forever. here is a preview. ♪ >> as the crusaders set out, solomon is well prepared. he has a huge army. he has a lot of water and military supplies. he also takes the precaution of spoiling the wells that are on the route. >> this was july. so very hot north of palestinian. very dry. he and his men -- and the wind was blowing. all the smoke and the heat went the direction. >> causes them to choke and swelter and suffer even more. to compound to the chaos of beating their drums really loudly. >> a powerful history lesson on an all new episode of "jerusalem city of faith and fury." 10:00 p.m. on cnn. >> we hope you have a great week! thank you so much for spending time with us this morning. make good memories this week. >> hope you have a good rest of your weekend. manu raju is in for abby philip on "inside politics" next. have a great sunday! you need an ecolab scientific clean h

. >> katie ledecky to the wall who will win gold. >> we saw legends deliver again. usa swimmer katie ledecky adding two more gold medals to her career haul. >> the world record for dressel! >> and new legends were made. has it sunk in yet that you're the guy? >> no, i don't really want to be the guy either. >> but you're the guy. >> reporter: and only if they gave out medals for knitting. >> that was not what was planned. >> reporter: we also got a humbling lesson about what can be the price of greatness. >> simone biles is leaving the floor. >> reporter: we worried for simone and held our breath when she made her return on the beam. bronze never hined more brightly. but it was suni lee and that dramatic and uncertain week who leaped above the pressure for gold. >> i've been looking at them every single day. >> to make sure it's real? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: emotion was never thicker than at these olympics. for every empty seat, there were hearts full of pride back home, video feeds bridged the distance, and moments that moved us. >> that's a world record again! >>

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leads in the total medal count thanks to caleb dressel and katie ledecky. tell me about the significance of their performance. >> katie ledecky, i will start with her first. i have covered her for a long time. remember her winning in london and the dominant swimmer in rio piling up all the gold medals. this performance five years later here in tokyo i think is more impressive than any i have seen of hers. . she is 24 years old now. the competitors are coming on click. she added the 1500. she added that. she added that to her schedule. she plowed through this. two gold, two silver. it was more impressive than what i've seen from her before in that in addition to winning two golds, handling the silver in the 400 meters, losing to the australian with class, grace, katie ledecky comes out of these games as the stars so far. in terms of how she has handled herself in the pool and out, a true role model. >> caleb dressel, five gold medals. he did exactly what he wanted to do. he was not eating. he was not sleeping. he was shaking. he lost 10 pounds p how difficul

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katie ledecky marielena balouris is in tokyo with the lettuce. >> katie ledecky defends her title in the 800 meter, freestyle bringing home her 3rd gold medal in that event. the first woman in history to do so. the decade took the lead early on and never let go furthering herself from the rest of the women with every lap the decking has to 23 fastest times in this event and this marks or 7th gold medal in. >> very proud of 2 golds and 2 of course i'm always competing to win. i and i've been every every race hoping i get my hand of the wall first. but as i said earlier, i was very happy with for freeway. when my second best time ever and really competed here in tokyo. she's won gold in the 1500 free silver in the 400 free and silver in the 4 by 200 freestyle relay. she did not meddle in the 200 free when asked if this was her last olympic race. ledecky said no way. she'll be back in 2024, maybe even 2028. >> in tokyo. i'm marielena balouris. >> some of japan's olympic athletes are at the center of a storm of online abuse after beating team china in tokyo. the biggest incident took pla

. >>> coming up on "morning joe," usa's katie ledecky will be a guest later this morning. during the tokyo olympics she added a gold and two silvers to her collection. you won't want to miss that conversation. >>> time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast. bill, any break from the heat? >> eventually. have one more hot day and then we'll trend back to what it typically should be like. the pacific northwest, you have today and a little bit tomorrow, the dangerous heat, of course, the fires are still going in many of the areas. we don't want to see them spreading rapidly. it's not windy, but it's hot. in the northeast we're seeing mostly the i-95 corridor that's impacted. we still have heat warnings. philadelphia, hartford, boston, d.c., it will be hot but not as sticky. it won't be refreshing until saturday or sunday. for new york ;uócity, it will f like 104. same for washington, d.c. same for raleigh. the relief is coming from the great lakes and midwest. what a beautiful day it will be in minneapolis. chicago will feel better and de

katie ledecky has two gold, two silver. she's been away for more than a year to focus on her training. a shock win for italy. >> katie ledecky, a hometown hero for those of us in the dmv area. we're learning of a belarusian sprinter who asked the ioc for help from being returned to her home country against her will. what's going on here? >> reporter: there are two schools of thought. this is the belarusian sprinter, who she was basically reassigned at the last minute from the 200 meter to the 4 x 4 meter relay that she hadn't been practicing for. apparently she threw quite a fit, to such an extent that the belarusian national olympic committee told her to pack her bags and go home and they withdrew her application for competing. they say it was strictly because of her breakdown. she says she was being basically forced back to a country where it's going to be dangerous for her because she was speaking out against the government, because the government does control the olympic committee. if we have time, we can roll that soun

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and they are some of the biggest stars from simone biles to katie ledecky. women are leading the way for team usa at the tokyo olympics. >> 19-year-old harrison from the united states on her way to the finish line. >> nevin harrison bringing home the first gold medal in the women's 200 canoe sprint earlier today. american women winning 15 gold medals in the 2020 games so far. with swimming star katie ledecky earning two of them this year, including historic victory in the inaugural 1500 meter freestyle race. >> it's an amazing feeling to be bringing home two golds and two silvers here and to compete in my third olympics. it's something i never would have imagined. >> reporter: the women of u.s. swimming standing on the podium for a total of 18 medals including jacoby the 17-year-old alaskan an unexpected champion in the 100 meter breaststroke. and in track and field, sydney mclaughlin, speeding into first place in the 400 meter hurdles just ahead of teammate daliliah muhammad. >> i want to encourage people to be the best they can be. >> reporter: valley almo

katie ledecky joins us now. so happy to see you. i was covering the london olympics in 2012, i remember here was the 15-year-old that took the games by storm. now you're swimming in your third olympics, still cleaning up. how strange were the games for you, first of all having them postponed by a year, i can't imagine what that did to training trying to lead up to last summer, having to wait a year. how rewarding to win two golds and two silvers after the wait. >> thanks for having me. great to be on the show. i think the lead up to the games were a lot different, very, very different than the past two olympics i have been to. i was surprised how normal the games felt. i think we all went in, expecting it to feel completely different from what the normal games is like. i came away feeling i still got the full experience, some rookies at the first great olympics did get a great olympics, it was awesome. >> at the london games, you were the 15-year-old up start. once you won there, you became the target. you were it in women's olympic

katie ledecky is set to be a guest with fallon. you can watch her on the show right here at nbc bay area after 11:00 p.m. on our newscast 11:35. >> somebody said she sure knows how to accessorize. >>> we investigate after shining a light on inmates being beaten at jails. >> the sheriff's management of our santa clara count jail is both tragic and costly in terms of its consequences. >> what they want to do to keep an eye on how lori smith is running south bay jails. >>> i'm scott budman with a look at the legal and compliance aspects of the governor's vaccine mandate coming up. >>> we just received an update on the dixie fire. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. i'm jessica aguirre. >> tonight two county supervisors are calling on state officials to investigate lori smith and how she runs local jails. >> stephen stock joins us with a call for this change. >> reporter: the incidents that have left inmates severely injured have resulted in this agenda item which was just released. supervisors asking for an investigation.

katie ledecky had two gold and two silver medals draped around her neck following her victoes he t olymps. the 24-year-old said she's enjoying every moment. >> i was very happy. i'm still very happy. just trying to let it all sink in. and i don't know if even the 202 olympics that i competed in if that has sunk in fully yet. >> ledecky says she has her sights on the 2024 olympics in paris and not ruling out a possible appearance yet at the 2028 games in los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" broadway legend audra mcdonald tells us about her role in the new aretha franklin movie "respect." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ this is the "cbs morning news." you love rich, delicious ice cream. but your stomachsn' that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomach. lactaid ice cream. this is what freedom sounds like. and this. this is what freedom smells like. that will never mess with your stomach. ahhh, enjoy 30 days of open-road freshness. febreze car. la, la, la, la, la (relaxing

that didn't stop katy ledecky from celebrating with her medals. more back in the u.s. tonight. equestrian coach and track star. who landed earlier this evening. so many great pictures to share. we have posted a gallery of the top moments from the closing ceremony. on our web site. click in the trending bar. no signs of slowing the dixie fire raging on. of the second largest in the history of california. flames scorched 490,000 acres. more than 40,000 from this time yesterday. the 400 homes and structures have burned down. hundreds in greenville. containment is 21%. unchanged from 24 hours ago. let's bring in meteorologist and concern about air quality. here in the bay area. good news in the short run. >> it was friday we saw unhealthy air quality. now in the green. from the coast to the bay. you can thank the sea breeze. winds southwest 26 miles per hour. you can see the impact that is having on smoke closer to ground level and around the bay. through the day tomorrow. the smoke gets bloun away from the bay area. still very unhealthy. hazardous air quality closer to the fire. a

coming up on the "today" show, katie ledecky is dropping by the plaza. she added two gold and two silver medals to her already impressive collection at the tokyo olympics she'll talk about her warm collision,. >>> the beds are filling up. we're not really sure where it's going. >> right now at 4:30, running out of beds, a new covid wave fueled by the delta variant is pushing hospitals to their limits again. the concerns from bay area doctors and the new procedures starting today. >>> flames from the dixie fire continue to ravage northern california. we'll show you dramatic before and after images of that destruction and the new milestone that fire just reached. >>> and giving teachers a housing lifeline. the groundbreaking help today to help them just make it in the bay. this is

ledecky simone biles was projected to win as many as 5 gold medals. but as you mention, she withdrew from the team competition. she had a case of the twisties. she has since pulled out of each of the individual apparatus finals except the balance beam on the last day of gymnastics competition here in tokyo. we will see. simone biles will also see sunni lee and certainly don't want to discount what she's done for team usa. she already has 3 medals here at the tokyo olympics. but of course, the big storyline simone biles will see how she does on the balance beam to not. do we know how simone is getting ready for the team competition. well, we haven't been privy to those a closed door session sanaa's. but we do know that she has stayed in tokyo. she has been around team usa the entire time, specifically the gymnastics team. she has been training as well. and she's been supporting her teammates. we see her in the crowd of every single competition matter of fact, the cameras show her all the time because she's a big supporter of her teammates and vice vers

that did not stop katie ledecky from celebrating the end of her third olympic games with her new medals here at home. take a look. >> lot of hardware. on the "today" show alix klineman and her teammate april ross stopping by 30 rock with their gold medals, what it was like to battle it out in tokyo at the amazing games. catch the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," casually strolling down the aisle, not humans, how this big guy got inside a southern california grocery store and how they were able to get him out safely. >>> marin county is looking to bring more affordable housing, over 1,000 new units. "the chronicle" reports the group bay west development bought vacant buildings on san marin drive in novato and they would make single family homes, town homes and multifamily apartments. the apartment buildings would be across the street from the smart train between santa rosa and larkspur. the planning process for the redevelopment will likely take two years. we'll be right back. 4:54. my new spicy tiny tacos, a spicy twist

. >> an historic career for katie ledecky here in tokyo. >> reporter: katie ledecky leaving tokyo with six individual gold medals across three olympics, the most of any female swimmer and simone biles, now tied for most olympic medals won by an american female gymnast, has made it clear she's more than her hardware >> i'm more than my medals in gymnastics i'm a human being. >> reporter: suni lee, all-around gold, the fifth straight for team usa. >> my hero in gymnastics is suni lee. >> for people to say i'm an inspiration, that's incredible >> reporter: all of this cementing their legacy and ready to make history. consider this, the 66 medals by the u.s. women if they were a country, they would have finished fourth overall on their own but what set these games apart was how these female athletes spoke about what they believed in we talked about simone biles, her impact, and allyson felix, too. so many others have pushed for more support on women's sports here at home there's no question about it, girls and boys, too, they're watching >> absolutely. >> guthrie, what was your favorite of

. >> reporter: no other woman could keep up with katie ledecky as she closed out her games with another gold in the 800-meter freestyle. you could feel the joy as she high-fived teammate 15-year-old. swimmer at the olympics. >> fun to see her kick off her olympic career, and i know that she has a very bright future ahead of her as well. >> reporter: team u.s.a. is now focused on gymnastics, where simone biles decided not to participate in the individual vault and uneven bars. that means mykayla skinner gets another chance to compete. now the u.s. is counting on her performance in vault. sunisa lee is set to represent the u.s. on uneven bars. we spoke with biles' former coach, amy borman. she says when a gymnast has "the twisties," where your mind and your body are not aligning, a decision to compete really is day by day. biles could still compete in beam and floor, but has not made a public decision just yet. adriana. >> diaz: all right, we'll be watching. jamie yuccas, thank you. here at home, millions felt the heat today across the south. it was in the 90s or above in places from coas

seven-time gold medal winner katie ledecky hanging out with jimmy tonight. you can watch her on the show right here on nbc bay area in just a few minutes. she's bringing all her bling. >> wow! >> i mentioned earlier, somebody on social media said she certainly knows how to accessorize. >> and no one else can do it that way. >> yeah. the only one in the room. >> exactly. that will do it for us. thank you for being with us. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

in swimming, caeleb dressel and katie ledecky notched more wins for the u.s. team. dressel broke the 100-meter butterfly world record, and ledecky won her third consecutive gold medal in the 800-meter freestyle this morning. she closes out the tokyo olympics with two golds and two silver medals. and in the track and field competition, jamaica's elaine thompson-herah broke the olympic 100-meter dash record set by florence griffith-joyner more than 30 years ago. she defended her gold medal th a finishing time of 10.61 seconds. it was a jamaican sweep of the race, with shelly-ann fraser- pryce taking silver and shericka jackson winning bronze. >> sreenivasan: for more national and international news, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: the federal ban on evictions is set to expire tonight. a last-minute effort by house democrats to extend the moratorium failed late yesterday. missouri democratic representative cori bush, who previously struggled with homelessness, spent the night on the capitol steps in a push for the senate to extend the ban. the moratorium wa

. >> reporter: gold medal swimmer katie ledecky reflected on her win on "cbs this morning." >> we all worked an extra year for these games. i just tried to enjoy it and soak in every moment, and i felt like i did a pretty good job of that. >> it's been really a pretty wild week. >> reporter: louise says the tokyo olympics will be remembered for simone biles' message on mental health and her comeback. >> there have been some real highs. there have been some huge lows. it has been very exciting in a completely different way from the one we were talking about. >> reporter: and proving sometimes sportsmanship comes before winning, skateboarding rivals shared hugs and wiped away tears from a disappointed japanese athlete who missed a trick. such a great moment. by the way, rednofsky said if biles taught us anything it's not to write her story before she made a decision. and the 24-year-old said she needs time to consider her future, not completely closing the door on the 2024 paris olympic games. >> garrett: tonight, there is no relief in sight from the devastating western drought. thousan

. >> reporter: gold medal swimmer katie ledecky reflected on her win on "cbs this morning." >> we all worked an extra year for these games. i just tried to enjoy it and soak in every moment, and i felt like i did a pretty good job of that. >> it's been really a pretty wild week. >> reporter: louise radnofsky says the tokyo olympics will be remembered for simone biles' message on mental health and her comeback. >> there have been some real highs. there have been some huge lows. it has been very exciting in a completely different way from the one we were talking about. >> reporter: and proving sometimes sportsmanship comes before winning, skateboarding rivals shared hugs and wiped away tears from a disappointed japanese athlete who missed a trick. such a great moment. by the way, radnofsky said if biles taught us anything it's not to write her story before she made a decision. and the 24-year-old said she needs time to consider her future, not completely closing the door on the 2024 paris olympic games. >> garrett: tonight, there is no relief in sight from the devastating western drough

julian: stanford grad katie ledecky took her two olympic gold medals and two silver medals around the empire state building yesterday. they will be added to her 15 world titles and other 15 olympic gold medals. she already has her sights set on the 2024 summer olympics in paris, and she is not ruling out the los angeles games indo what. inspiration, absolutely. mike: let's take a look at tonight. giants forecast. it is a fireworks night. 64 degrees, dropping down to 60. it will be breezy, partly cloudy, but a lot of that will be midevel clouds, so we should be able to see the fireworks issue from the low clouds. around the state, 98 in sacramento. fresno 104, a record high in tahoe, 85. the best chance of lightning -- you can see the lightning strike risk will be into the higher country to the east and the north. here is a look at the severe forecast for today, tomorrow, and sunday. if you are heading up to the high country, it is going to be smoky and there is the threat of thunderstorms. julian: here's a look at top stories coming your way. at 6:00 this morning, supreme court colleg

i think of katie ledecky, the great american swimmer, who for the first time in her olympic career lost the race, did not medal in the 200 freestyle. she bounced back and won two more golds and a silver in a relay because she was able to gather herself and persevere. so i think you can admire both qualities. >> in many ways that's the thing about the olympics, isn't it? it's about resilience, it's about picking yourself up, it's about how you deal with weakness and losing, as much as how you deal with winning. thank you so much. enjoy the days ahead and what else comes out of the next week. harry flueger from "the washington post" in tokyo, appreciate you joining us here on cnn. >> thanks, robyn. >> i'm robyn curnow. thank you for your company. be back in just a moment for more on cnn. are your hr processes weighing down your employees? on to quarterly projections! if you're using multiple systems, re-enting data over and over time sheet! using email and spreadsheets to manage informationnd approvals, then your hr systems are a drag on productive time. with paycom, employees enter and m

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. >>> katie ledecky ringing the new york stock exchange's new york stock exchange bell she stopped by "closing bell" revealing why this experience made her emotional >> it was so neat to walk onto the floor today and get some cheers and applause. i almost teared up just because i haven't had that in a while. we didn't have fans in tokyo. >> wow amazon studios now announcing it will film season two of "lord of the rings" in united kingdom amazon spent at least $465 million on season one and employed more than 1,000 people according to new zealand's government the company says the move alliance with its strategy of expanding across the u.k >>> taco bell unveiling a whole new way to get your crunch wrap supreme. they're calling it defy. the restaurant's new four lane, yeah, four lane drive through allows drivers to order or scan a qr code and receive food from above through chutes falls in its lap they plan to open up one in brooklyn park, minnesota watch out the falling nachos. >>> wall street up 16, the dow, s&p up 7 and nasdaq up 7 on a relatively quiet friday. >>> i'm tyler mathisen

katie ledecky earning two including a historic victory in the 1500 meter free style race. >> it is an amazing feeling to be bringing home two goals and two silvers and to have competed in my third olympics. >> reporter: the women of u.s. swimming standing on the podium for a total of 18 medals, including lydia jacoby, the 17-year-old alaskan becoming an unexpected champion in the 100 meter breast stroke. and in track and field, sydney mclaughlin speeding in to first place in the 400 meter hurdle just ahead of his teammate. >> i just want to set a good example and encourage people as well to be the best that they can be. >> reporter: valley almam winning the discus. and at 19 years old, the second youngest olympic 800 meter champion. women have earned 11 event medals for team usa in track and field in the games so far. also the first black woman to win olympic wrestling gold. team usa three on three basketball team earning the top spot in the inaugural tournament. and in surfing, the first olym champion. >> it means so much especially coming from hawaii. surfing is our sport. and it me

i think of katie ledecky who for the first time in her olympic career lost the race and did not medal in the 200 freestyle. she bounced back and won two more golds and a silver in a relay because she was able to gather herself and persevere. so i think you can admire both qualities. >> thank you for joining me from tokyo. >>> so a 22 foot tall space man has landed in antigua. he doesn't say a word. >> reporter: it's called the bugi space man. a towering sculpture created by artist brandon murphy. it turns out murphy has always had a thing for space. >> i have very distinct memories of watching the space shuttle when i was in grade school. we would stop class, they'd bring the tvs in. i've always had this weird connection to these people who are willing to get on a space ship and just go to the unknown. >> but getting the 22 foot, 3,000 pound sculpture to the island was no easy task. >> putting it in the caribbean, that's a challenge. we pull the it in pieces and put it together here in miami. painted it, we chromed it, sealed it. took it back apart, put it in crates and shipped it dow

>> the tokyo games under way >> the greatest female swimmer of all time, katie ledecky, who will win gold. 20-year-old erica sullivan to pick up the silver >> that was such a beautiful moment >> it was so exciting. >> an historic career for katie ledecky! >> i've had to fight for every medal they earned. >> the united states, who are going to pull away another gold medal! >> yes >> you all look so good with those medals >> and lydia jacoby! >> it's incredible >> one of the greatest finishes in olympic history >> he says i got another gear, guys >> he's thinking >> i finke i can >> caeleb dressel is going to win gold >> it's so fun >> another gold for dressel of the united states! >> swimming royalty right here, caeleb dressel and all five of his new medals >> the fun part, racing in an olympic final. >> it's benjamin >> he is being called one of the best races in olympic history. you have a lot of new fans >> mclaughlin and muhammad one-two? >> three olympic medals. >> you smiled like you knew that was money. >> gabby thomas. her smile said it all. >> what a lovely sign of sportsmans

katie ledecky said i'll keep going until 2024 but it is a different ball game with a gymnast. even if you see the chinese women who got the gold and silver, it is just a different body, it is a younger little tiny body and simone is so strong and so muscular, that is obviously -- it is a different kind of athlete. it will be hard for her to come back. i'll never say never. obviously what we saw today. but i think that it would be difficult. but she'll be around, i'm sure she'll be doing many things in the media. we have not seen the last of this womanage and thank goodne for that. >> country hristine brennan, th so much. >>> fbi agents posting provocative photos of drunk female co-workers online to sex traffickers in sting operations, a tactic not authorized according to the justice department's internal watchdog. more thonow from whitney wild. >> reporter: the justice department's inspector general said some fbi agents, quote, sometimes used photographs of young female support staff employees to pose as minor children or sex workers to entice sexual predators on various socia

. >> katie ledecky she's going to win the gold medal! >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today" at the olympic games with savannah guthrie from rockefeller plaza and hoda kotb from tokyo, japan. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today. it is monday morning here in new york we're outside. we're calling it olympic plaza take a look at this, hoda. a fully vaccinated and fully fired-up crowd helping us kick off week two of the olympics red, white, and blue ready to cheer. hoda, i know you're flying the flag this morning and lots to cheer about especially when we're talking about swimming and women's gymnastics >> first of all, your plaza is amazing. and there is a ton of big news in gymnastics, it's really big gymnastics confirming this morning simone biles, she will compete on the balance team tomorrow it will be her first event since she withdrew from last week's team final and this comes just a few minutes ago. i was just actually over at the gymnastics center. just wrapped up, american jade carey, she w

president biden giving shout outs to gymnasts simone biles, runner isaiah juit and katie ledecky, who said could probably swim a mile faster than anyone could run a mile. >> you remind us of what an amazing country we are, and you make us look so good as a country. these are the things that people look at around the world more than anything that i do as your president or other people do in public life. they get the impression of who we are as americans, who we are. and you handle yourself with such grace and decency. just made me so damn proud. >> saw a lot of character in who they are. before the call ended, the president did invite the team to the white house. i'm sure they will make that happen once everybody is back in the same country. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. make good memories this week. >>> inside politics sunday is up after a quick break. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, o

. >> and katie ledecky. >> she can't walk off the set because she'll clink. she'll wait a moment. it is thursday, august 12, and we are following serious news today. unvaccinated americans are filling up i.c.u.s this morning. they are actually leaving hospitals on the brink in some parts of the country. mississippi, there is a dire warning that hospitals are potentially days away from failure. >> the number of new positives that we're seeing, the weight of the testing positives, and the rate of hospitalizations based on what we are seeing, if we continue that trajectory, within the next five to seven to ten days, i think we're going to see failure of the hospital system in mississippi. the hospitals are full from memphis to gulf port, natchez to meridian. everything is full. >> everything is full. the i.c.u. crisis is getting more critical by the hour. some states are at or they are near capacity. only a few hundred beds are left in some of the largest states in the south, or in the case of mississippi you see there on your screen zero. mississippi is now requesting help from the

meanwhile bobby finke once again wins the men's 1500 free style which along with katie ledecky's win completes an unprecedented sweep of the distance swimming in tokyo. golfer zander schauffele has never won a major, but he's now an olympic champion. the 27-year-old held his league over 56 golfers yesterday including a record-setting round from slovakia's sabbatini. he finished 18th in the tournament and brings home the gold medal. >>> meanwhile simone biles will compete in what would have been her sixth event. usa gymnastics confirmed biles will return for tomorrow's individual final on the balance beam. she most recently pulled out of this morning's events after bowing out of the team final, individual all around, vault, and uneven bars. with biles out of the competition. team competition jade carey is a top contender for gold in the floor event. meanwhile all around gold medalist suni lee earned bronze on the uneven bars yesterday and veteran gymnast mykayla skinner won silver for the vault, her very first. the track and field events also continue this morning. after keni harris w

ledecky simone biles was projected to win as many as 5 gold medals. but as you mention, she withdrew from the team competition. she had a case of the twisties. she has since pulled out of each of the individual apparatus finals except the balance beam on the last day of gymnastics competition here in tokyo. we will see. simone biles will also see sunni lee and certainly don't want to discount what she's done for team usa. she already has 3 medals here at the tokyo olympics. but of course, the big storyline simone biles will see how she does on the balance beam to do we know how simone is getting ready for the team competition. well, we haven't been privy to those a closed door session sanaa's. but we do know that she has stayed in tokyo. she has been around team usa the entire time, specifically the gymnastics team. she has been training as well. and she's been supporting her teammates. we see her in the crowd of every single competition matter of fact, the cameras show her all the time because she's a big supporter of her teammates and vice versa. th