[Harlow:] The Olympic Games and another golden moment for Usain Bolt, sprinting to victory in the 200-meter race. Today, the world's fastest man hits the track again. CNN's sports anchor Coy Wire live in Rio with more. I explained to Alisyn in the break what a triple-triple is. I didn't, because I really don't know. Coy?
[Coy Wire, Cnn Sports Anchor:] Poppy, I got you covered. We'll get to it. But bolt putting a huge exclamation point at the end of his final individual event of his Olympic career. Greatness has been his aim. He said after the race he wants to be among the greatest, Ali and Pele after the games. He wins his eighth career gold medal yesterday, absolutely kicking up dust in the 200 meters. It's his second gold here in Rio. If he and his team win the 4 4x100-meter relay today, that would give Bolt, Poppy, unprecedented triple-triple, winning the 100, 200 and 4x100 meter events in three consecutive Olympic Games, fastest man ever. All right. Team USA's Ashton Eaton matched an Olympic record score, once again claiming the title of world's greatest athlete. Gold in the decathlon for the second consecutive Olympic Games, becoming just the third man to ever do so. And talk about a power couple. Ashton's wife Brianne competes for Canada. She took bronze in the heptathlon here in Rio. Ashton says he gets way more nervous watching her compete than when he competes himself. But after a huge scare, the U.S. women's 4x100-meter relay team getting a second chance and running away with it. They dropped their baton in their morning heat yesterday, get disqualified, but they appealed because they were bumped by a Brazilian athlete. They were allowed to run again, this time alone on the track. They do qualify for today's final where they are one of the favorites to win. NEW DAY medal count, let's go. USA rolling, hitting the 100 mark in overall medals. China and Great Britain in second and third respectively. A couple of things to look forward today, Poppy. U.S. men's basketball have their hands full in the semis today with Spain and we also have that 4x100-meter relay which will likely be Usain Bolt's final race in his Olympic career.
[Harlow:] Triple-triple all the way. Coy Wire, thank you so much. We appreciate it. Stay with us because coming up in our next hour here, Team USA gymnastics superstar Simone Biles live with us right here.
[Camerota:] I now understand it perfectly. Thank you very much for that, to you and to coy. All right. We have to talk about this story that has confused so many people, $400 million cash flown to Iran on the day American hostages are released. The State Department says that's not ransom. So what was it? Our security experts break that down next.