HILL: Simone Biles soars into the record books after winning her sixth U.S. gymnastics title. Coy Wire has more in the "Bleacher Report." This is exactly the kind of news people need on a Monday morning.</s>COY WIRE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, this will give us some uplifting energy for our morning. Let's take a look at history being made in the floor routine for the ages in Kansas City. The first woman ever to pull off the triple double in competition. Incredible. Three twists while flipping twice. Somebody call the cops because Simone Biles is breaking the law of gravity, taking gold in four of the five events, earning a record-tying sixth all-around title at the U.S. championships. Something that no woman has done in nearly 70 years. She's unbeatable. Simone Biles has won every meet she's entered since the 2013 national championships. In a true display of sportsmanship in Toronto yesterday, Serena Williams, so close to winning her first title since becoming a mom two years ago, but just four games into the Rogers final against Canada's Bianca Andreescu. She breaks down in tears, back spasms forcing her to retire from the match. But watch the 19-year-old Andreescu. She walks over. She hugs Serena. She comforts her telling her I've been watching you my entire career. She was just two months old when Serena won her first major. U.S. Open in a couple of weeks. We'll see if Serena can get back on track.</s>BERMAN: That's class on the court right there.</s>HILL: Yes.</s>BERMAN: That is absolute class.</s>HILL: Look at the ladies leading the charge there. Just saying.</s>BERMAN: And Simone Biles is very good at gymnastics.</s>HILL: This is in --</s>WIRE: Better than Tom Brady.</s>BERMAN: Well, at gymnastics? Absolutely.</s>HILL: Whoa.</s>BERMAN: Absolutely. END
Simone Biles Wins 6th Title.