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Amy and Teresa have Olympic Fever this week. As we approach the 2001 Summer Olympics, we look towards current and past athletes for some inspiration. At the starting block is the My Hero Project, which highlights extraordinary people making a difference. Lapping the competition is the inspiring story of Black Olympian and the first woman to win three Gold Medals in a single Olympics, William Rudolph! Coming down the home stretch is the story of rising gymnastics start, Jordan Chiles, who almost quit gymnastics until gymnastic legend, Simone Biles, took her under her wing. And making a strong finish is some rapid-fire sports questions for Teresa.
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