his name was bill mclaughlin, 55 years old. nice guy, deeply religious. and a true believer in the american dream. a man who had made his to come through. kind of a self made guy, right? >> absolutely. yes. >> bill, said his daughter jenny, was the first in his family to go to college. the first to found a company. first to end up with millions. . . >>. . >> you could tell, said voth, bill mclaughlin saw a coming. saw his. color >> one if his movements was to put his hand up and try to block a shot. he got shot through. the underside of a finger. so, he saw his attacker. >> now voth needed to figure out who was that last person bill mclaughlin saw? >> you are trying to take everything in and you're trying to remember as much as you can. right down what you feel is important. what is going to come up in the investigation. >> what was important, what was in? it was hard to know in those first few hours. as you can see in this video, the police shut the night of the murder, a house was as neat as a pin. except for a glass on a peep table. some tables askew un

americans bringing home gold and silver in a thriller on the now it's the race toersus sydney mclaughlin. it was billedns at these olympics, and boy did they deliver. >> it is sydney's time again, and it's a world record again. >> reporter: i caught up with both of them right after the race. silver and gold for the united states. i know you would like gold in your favor. but you have to be feeling pretty good about what happened here. >> i am feeling good. it's remarkable what i've been able to accomplish this year, especially battling covid. i think we kind of lose perspective on how fast this race actually was and how amazing that really is. >> reporter: what were you feeling out there? >> just in my natural state. i really think i was born to run, to inspire people and to represent my country. >> reporter: the two have traded world records back and forth for years now. there has been a lot said about the rivalry between you and sydney. has it been healthy? >> i think at times, no, honestly. i think that pressure that you put on yourself could make things uncomfortable. >> reporter: does she make you

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 mclaughlinmad 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? >> i think i have to relish and take this olympics in and kind of recognize what i've done with my career because after 2016 i didn't get to do that. >> so you're keeping the door open? >> yeah, keeping the door open. >> you'll recall biles withdrew from the team all-around, the individual all-around, the vault, the floor exercise, the uneven bars as she battled the twisties. now we've learned her aunt also died during the olympics. biles says the bronze medal that she ultimately won on the bea

the women's 400 meter hurdles final was billed as a showdown between the two fastest women to ever run the race and it lived up to all the hype. sydney mclaughlinsecond to win the gold. mohammed had to settle for the silver even though her time broke the previous world record as well. after competing in rio at just 16, mclaughlin is now the youngest champ ever in this event just days ahead of her birthday. >> i think it is not one of the hot events that people usually want to watch, you know, a whole lot. but i hope we made it something very interesting. you know, every time we step on the track, there seems to be some sort of record broken. so it is cool to be a part of that and just push the boundaries of what is possible for us. >> let's go to skate boarding. the olympic debut here in tokyo. five of the nine medals so far have gone to japan including all three golds. a 19-year-old winning it in the park envent. and while most people at any age struggle to ride a skateboard, but the 12-year-old taking a silver. and skye brown at 13 winning bronze. >>> graham holloway chose to chase his olympic dreams at the university of florida and now he is