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Whitney Houston: One Moment In Time [Lyrics] - Watch in HD

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I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING! **WATCH IN HD or it won't look good :/ Enjoy! Lyrics are sometimes a bit late. Sorry about that. Made for my friend's birthday,

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Whatever celebration the U.S. Olympic Committee has planned for its return home after a wildly successful Rio de Janeiro Games on the competition front will likely be short-lived.

USOC CEO Scott Blackmun promised Sunday that "further action" will be coming, perhaps soon, against 12-time Olympic medalist Ryan Lochte and three of his U.S. swimming teammates after the story of an armed robbery following a night of partying unraveled and led to Lochte acknowledging he embellished the tale.

Blackmun stopped short of suggesting what any discipline might be, including whether Lochte should ever be allowed to swim for his country again.

"We all understand that they let down our athletes. They let down Americans," Blackmun said. "And they really let down our hosts in Rio who did such a wonderful job, and we feel very badly about that. I think we ended up in the right place in terms of being able to shine a light on what really happened there."

Blackmun said he did not think that the story involving Lochte and the three teammates - all were gold medalists in Rio as part of U.S. swimming relay teams - should be the lasting image of a games where Americans dominated the medal count. Add up all those golds, silvers and bronzes, and no U.S. team ever won more at a fully attended Olympics.

But even USOC chairman Larry Probst said the scandal overshadowed some successes.

"It's really disappointing that this took place, completely inappropriate," said Probst, who also is an International Olympic Committee member. "I think the four swimmers are well aware of that now. And unfortunately it has overshadowed some really amazing performances by a lot of great athletes."

Lochte's impact on the Rio Games truly started long after his work in the pool was complete. He and teammates Jack Conger, Gunnar Bentz and James Feigen went out clubbing on the night the swimming competition ended. Police have said the swimmers vandalized a bathroom at the gas station and armed guards confronted them and asked them to pay for the damage; Lochte first offered a very different story.

"I over-exaggerated the story," Lochte told NBC in an interview that aired Saturday. In a separate interview with a Brazilian network, he blamed the mess on his "immaturity."

Whatever additional scrutiny U.S. athletes faced after the swimming episode didn't seem to hurt their performance.

"Hopefully the lesson learned more than anything else is you're representing your country, you're representing your sport, you're representing a movement," Blackmun said. "So you need to conduct yourself in a way that makes us all proud."

There were plenty of those examples.

Michael Phelps won six medals in Rio, sprinting star Allyson Felix increased her Olympic gold collection to six and gymnast Simone Biles won five medals plus got the honor of being the U.S. flagbearer for Sunday's closing ceremony. Phelps carried the flag into the opening of what he says will be his final games, and now the bearer role - as well as maybe the role of being the face of the U.S. Olympic team - belongs to Biles.

"It's a huge honor," said the 4-foot-8 Biles, though she noted she's a bit worried about handling the weight of the flag.

Stories like hers and many others were the ones the USOC would have preferred to see dominate discussion as the Rio Games end, instead of incessant talk about a mess that could have been easily avoided.

"The things that you do are going to be magnified and the mistakes that you make are going to have a light shined on them in a way that's going to make it very difficult for you to overcome," Blackmun said.

USA Swimming and the IOC both could sanction Lochte. IOC member Anita DeFrantz of the U.S. said it's possible that Olympic officials could simply decide to let the USOC handle the matter.

DeFrantz made no effort to hide her disdain for the incident.

"They have forever put themselves on the kind of list that you don't want to be remembered for," she told The Associated Press. "I wish I could feel sorry for them. Instead I feel that they should have been honest from the beginning. What they did was wrong, but what was even more wrong, it was ridiculous that they didn't stand up and tell the truth.

"Who would have it hurt to tell the truth? No one. And who did it hurt not to tell the truth? It insulted a whole nation."
Associated Press

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More actions coming in Ryan Lochte's Olympic scandal

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Whatever celebration the U.S. Olympic Committee has planned for its return home after a wildly successful Rio de Janeiro Games on the competition front will likely be short-lived. USOC CEO Scott Blackmun promised Sunday that "further action" will be coming, perhaps soon, against 12-time Olympic medalist Ryan Lochte and three of his U.S.

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Picture #1 -  USA Women Gymnasts in Rio 

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Picture #1 -  USA Women Gymnasts in Rio 

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Lyrics to "One Moment in Time" by Whitney Houston 

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Lyrics to "One Moment in Time" by Whitney Houston 

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Each day I live/I want to be/A day to give/The best of me

I'm only one/But not alone/My finest day is yet unknown

I broke my heart/Fought every gain/To taste the sweet/I face the pain

I rise and fall/Yet through it all/This much remains/

I want one moment in time/When I'm more than I thought I could be

When all of my dreams are a heartbeat away/And the answers are all up to me/Give me one moment in time/When I'm racing with destiny
Then in that one moment of time/I will feel I will feel eternity

I've lived to be the very best

I want it all no time for less

I've laid the plans now lay the chance here in my hands

Give me one moment in time/When I'm more than I thought I could be

When all of my dreams are a heartbeat away/And the answers are all up to me/Give me one moment in time/When I'm racing with destiny

Then in that one moment of time/I will feel I will feel eternity

You're a winner for a lifetime
If you seize that one moment in time

Make it shine

Give me one moment in time/When I'm more than I thought I could be

When all of my dreams are a heartbeat away and the answers are all up to me/Give me one moment in time when I'm racing with destiny

Then in that one moment of time

I will be

I will be

I will be free

I will be

I will be free

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Whitney Houston's official music video for 'One Moment In Time'. Click to listen to Whitney Houston on Spotify: http://smarturl.it/WhitneyHSpotify?IQid=WhitneyHOMI As featured on Whitney: The Greatest Hits.

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             Driving question/prompt: Why should Olympians be held to a higher standard? 

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             Driving question/prompt: Why should Olympians be held to a higher standard? 