PAUL: So today we introduce you to our first CNN Hero of 2020. Growing up in Maine, Lynda Doughty developed a passion for marine life, and now she's focusing on rescuing seals.</s>LYNDA DOUGHTY, CNN HERO: Releasing a seal is really bittersweet. And as much as I'm excited to see that animal be released, it's also hard in the sense of seeing that animal now gone. You guys know that you're going back to the ocean? So any seal that we rescue, the ultimate goal is for that animal to be released back into the ocean. I feel this intense responsibility to help these animals and really this is what I was put on this earth to do.</s>PAUL: Nominate someone you think should be a CNN Hero. We would love to meet them at CNNHeroes.com.</s>WALKER: And another hero of sorts, an 11-year-old Syrian girl is set to become one of the youngest Olympians of all time.</s>PAUL: Hend Zaza is her name. She qualified for the 2020 Tokyo games after winning a tournament in Jordan last week. Zaza, who was born in 2009, will become the youngest athlete to compete at this year's game.</s>WALKER: Look at her powerful hit. The Olympics are scheduled to begin July 24th. By the way, the youngest documented Olympic medalist was a Greek gymnast who won Bronze in 1896 at the age of 10 years-old. We will be rooting for you.</s>PAUL: No doubt. Thank you so much for spending time with us this morning. We hope you make good memories today.</s>WALKER: Fredricka Whitfield starts after the break.
An 11-Year-Old Syrian Girl Qualifies for 2020 Olympics.