during the qualifying round in london, this video of her parents, lynn and rick raisman, went viral. go, let's go, catch it! >> lapook: at the london olympics, you became perhaps the most famous cheering section in history. >> lynn and rick raisman: just the hop! stick it, please! stick it! yeah! >> rick raisman: i just think we got caught up in the moment. the amount of pressure and, you know, that she was under at that time, it's just not easy for us to watch. >> lapook: in the first key test in london, the team finals, aly's performance on the floor clinched gold for the u.s.-- >> announcer: raisman finishes the job. team u.s.a. has got team gold. >> lapook: --their first gold ever on foreign soil. it was a picture-postcard moment that only told part of the story. one of the women standing next to raisman, her teammate, mckayla maroney, said last month that nassar sexually abused her before the team's victory. in a twitter post, maroney wrote that nassar's abuse, "started when i was 13 years old, and it didn't end until i left the sport." raisman says she and other athletes did not

during the qualifying round in london, this video of her parents, lynn and rick raisman went viral. >. catch it! >> at the london olympics you became perhaps the most famous cheering section in history. >> stick it, please. >> stick it! >> yeah! >> i just think we got caught up in the moment, with the all. pressure and you know that she was under at that time. it was just, not easy for us to watch. >> in the first key test in london, the team finals, aly's performance on the floor clinched gold for the u.s. >> raisman finishes the job. team usa has team gold. >> their first gold ever on foreign soil. it was a picture postcard moment that only told part of the story. one of the women standing next to raisman, teammate, said last month that naser sexually abused her before the team's victory. in a twitter most, maroni wrote, his abuse started when i was 13 years old and it didn't end until i left the sport. raisman says she and other athletes did not realize at the time that naser gained their trust, through a predatory technique designed to build an emotional bond with athletes. it is