[Kosik:] Yes.
[Romans:] A history-making weekend this weekend in Rio. Simone Biles on the balance beam today going for her number four gold medal after winning her third for the United States in the vault. And the sprinter Usain Bolt with a win for the ages, becoming the first man to capture gold in 100 meters in three Olympic Games.
[Kosik:] Plus a close call for four U.S. swimmers including Ryan Lochte. They were robbed at gunpoint on Sunday and lived to tell about it. Let's go live to Rio de Janeiro and bring in CNN's Christina MacFarlane. Tell us more about this.
[Christina Macfarlane, Cnn World Sports Correspondent:] That's right, Alison and Christine. Good morning. I'll get to Lochte in a minute, but I want to begin with the odyssey we saw. And you said Usain Bolt becoming the first athlete to win three 10-meter titles on Saturday, making it 1 of 3 for that triple-triple. It may have not been his fastest final lap with just 9.81 seconds. Nearly two-tenths slower than his win in London 202 but Bolt turned on the speed when it mattered. As you can see they're parring thorough the final 60 meters to edge clear the field and of American rival Justin Gatlin who finished in silver medal position. And while the cheers rang out for Bolt, Justin Gatlin was greeted by jeers from the waiting crowd, clearly voicing their disapproval with his doping past. Now the Lightning Bolt will return to the track this Tuesday to compete in the 200 meters. But while all of this was going on in the gymnastics arena, Simone Biles just keeps killing it. Having clinched the team and individual all-around gold in the gymnastics, the American superstar added another. Her score was 15.966. A winning margin of.7. So that's three down, two to go for Biles. She's got the beam on Monday and the floor exercise on Tuesday. She is on course for a remarkable five gold medal haul here in Rio. Elsewhere, though, it was a close call for the men's U.S. basketball team. Grinding out another win. This time against France. Now they failed to put away the game after taking a 12-point lead in the fourth quarter. Klay Thompson finally busted out of the shooting slump knocking down seven three pointers and scoring 30 points to lead the score, spurring them on to 100-97 victory. They now go 5-0 to lead group and clinched that first place. Their win marking the 22nd consecutive Olympic victory. Now as you mentioned earlier, Olympic medalist Ryan Lochte and three American swimmers are safe and said to be cooperating with police after being robbed at gunpoint on Saturday after leaving a hospitality house heading to the Olympic Village that night. Their vehicle was stopped by a group of men dressed like police officers who demanded they handed their money and their personal belongings. Now speaking to NBC, Lochte said he even had a gun put to his forehead by one of the men. Now fortunately they all walked away unscathed but without their wallets. And after the event, the Australian Olympic Committee announced it was banning its athletes from going to the beaches here in Rio in between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. The Olympic Games heading into its second week here with a sense of unease and caution around the ongoing security concerns here.
[Romans:] All right. Glad they're OK. Christina MacFarlane, thank you for that.
[Kosik:] Boko Haram proposing a prisoner swap in a new video that was released on Sunday. A group of school girls abducted in 2014 appear in the background. The terror group wants Nigeria to release jailed fighters in exchange for the young women. The video also shows images of several dead and injured girls that Boko Haram claims were killed in Nigerian military air strikes.
[Romans:] Every time I see those new videos I just feel like their families
[Kosik:] It just your stomach.
[Romans:] Scouring the pictures for signs of their children. It's tragic. All right. In this country, we're keeping an eye on Milwaukee. Dangerous protests intensifying overnight. We've got all the latest for you next.