The Olympic triathlon events for both men and women took place in the Seine River on Wednesday, despite a delay caused by high pollution levels in the water. Dana Jacobson, co-host of CBS Saturday Morning and correspondent for CBS News and sports, reports from Paris on the event.

The decision to proceed with the swimming portion of the triathlon was made after officials deemed the water safe for competition. Athletes had expressed concerns about the pollution levels in the river, but ultimately, the event went ahead as scheduled.

While the delay may have disrupted the athletes’ preparation and routine, they were able to adapt and focus on the task at hand. The resilience and determination of the competitors were on full display as they navigated the challenging course.

the Olympic triathlon events were a testament to the athletes’ skill and dedication. Despite the obstacles they faced, they were able to showcase their talents and compete at the highest level. The event served as a reminder of the importance of perseverance and adaptability in the face of adversity.