Cambodian-born US Diving Champ Hopes to Inspire Homeland

Seventeen-year-old Jordan Pisey Windle has come a long way since he was orphaned as a baby in Cambodia's rural Prey Veng province. The eight-time junior national diving champion and five-time U.S. national champion is poised to make it to the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. But first, he has to make another important journey — back to the country of his birth. A long road Jordan, at age 7, was discovered to have a natural talent at a summer camp at the...

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