for the whole year peers they really want to cash in on that and for me, aly raisman, the gymnast that stood in front of the pervert, larry nassar stood up for women, strong, empowered, dress professionally. that did more for women's rights than getting naked. and she did not have to get naked to do it. that is my point. >> so you see no problem with using this #me too movement as a way to discuss sexual boundaries and women's empowerment. when you combine that with taking up all of your clothing. so emily, do you see a problem with getting completely naked or just stripping down to a bikini in order to sell this movement for in order to just feel empowered as a woman? >> readycome i feel it differently and that being empowered is being able to make a choice or decisions autonomously. an independent choice, free of fear or pressure. so taking aly raisman for example, she was told for years what to do with her body by larry nassar and team usa. and she was being subjected to random sexual abuse. so her decision not to participate in sports illustrated campaign take the photograph and it

really interesting discussion. >> aly raisman obviously was very brave and courageous when she and theed by dr. larry nassar came forward and talked act what he had done to them. now she's taking a step further, criticizing she thinks the way the u.s. olympic committee, the executives are handling this. she does not have confidence that the independent investigation they have called for is going to truly be independent or even comprehensive, and she's coming forward for the first time with a detail of a possible time when somebody at the u.s. olympics may have heard about the molestation, all the way back in 2011. >> let's watch a portion. >> gold medalist aly raisman says she'll be cheering on u.s.a. tomorrow. she says the officials at the u.s. olympic committee has betrayed to the athletes. >> they are very, very much responsible for this. >> reporter: days ago the olympic committee hired a law firm to conduct what they call an independent investigation into who knew what about nassar's abuse and when. raisman is skeptical this investigation will go far enough. >> this should have ne

our thanks to aly raisman and her family. you can tweet the show, and that's it for the week. turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the such ituation room." >>> happening now, breaking news, wild ride, another dizzying day on wall street with stocks nose dives more than 1,000 points for the second time this week. has the mart timely corrected itself, or will we see more dramatic losses tomorrow? midnight deadline. congress is scrambling to avoid another government shutdown hours from now. tonight, one republican senator is holding up the senate vote while sources say the house vote may come down to the wire. will the bipartisan deal hailed by senate leaders yesterday make it across the finish line? abuse coverup? the white house con seecedes th did not handle allegations of domestic abuse against a top trump aide as well as it could have.

cnn exclusive for you, as the 2018 olympics kick off in south korea, gold medal winning gymnast aly raismanhanges she believes need to happen now to protect future athletes. raisman is one of the more than 200 women who accused former olympic dr. larry nassar of molesting her. for the first time she says one of her olympic coaches may have known about that abuse for years before nassar was arrested. >> reporter: aly raisman says she'll be cheering on team usa at the opening ceremonies tomorrow, but she said the officials at the u.s. olympic committee have betrayed the athletes. >> i was abused at the olympics. larry nassar was the olympic doctor. they are very, very much responsible for this. >> reporter: days ago, the olympic committee hired a law firm to conduct what they call an independent investigation into who knew what about nassar's abuse. and when. but raisman is skeptical that this investigation will go far enough. >> this should have never, ever happened. if one adult listened or had the character to act, you know, we would have never met him. >> reporter: and now raisman is reve

ali raisman posed nude for the issue and showcased words of empower men across her body.as one of over 100 victims who testified against dr. lumbar audio nassar. michael phelps celebrating a major addition to his family tonight. posting a photo of his wife withu their new baby boy bekt and their first son boomer there. mom and baby beckette are doing well. >>> calm tonight as we look live at the allentown skyline. it stays that way for valentine's day until late tomorrow night. rain coming in then. >> tomorrow may be the calmest day that we see over the next fiver six days. it's going to be interesting out there. tonight, pretty. and a seasonal day. as we head to our neighborhoods we'll start in allentown. 34 degrees. the wind chill, feels like is at 28. we have a south wind. south wind is key for tomorrow, taking us into the 50s. we are looking at 35 for this hour in philadelphia. feels like 35. the wind are calm. how about if we trek down to wilmington where it's 34. and the feels like wind chill is at 29 with the south wind out there. what to expect. a nod to the olymp

>> we just should say that ali raisman is call for a full olympic investigation. investigation but the scope is fairly narrow. there is no evidence that the report is going to be released to the public without being edited or censor in the any way, and there is no charge that they will have access to all data or e-mails that they might need. you might remember when the investigator was put in charge of the investigation at penn state. penn state said we're putting you in charge and you have access to whatever you need. that's not what the olympic committee is doing. pleth call a spade a spade. this is the biggest scandal in the history of sports and the u.s. olympic committee hasn't even reached out to ali raisman or her fellow gymnasts. >> i don't know how long you got to sit and talk on her. i think she is totally a hero for being so public about this. what was your big takeaway? >> it was that there was a tremendous amount of denial and perhaps even complicity in the u.s. olympic committee and usa gymnastics supporting nassar. that possibly the reason they supp

now we have aly raisman saying, hey, an olympic coach may even have heard about this in 2011. >> muchr later today at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> exactly. >> thank you so much for doing this, jake. >>> extraordinary moment unfolding as we speak. the first relative from north korean dynasty crossing the border into south korea. kim jong-un's sister. who is she meeting with? that and more when we come back. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor

. >> olympian ali raisman and christie brinkley's mini-me sailor brinkley-cook rocked some fierce micro-minisran "sports illustrated" cover girl kate upton chose a bold copper cut-out stunner. this week, s.i." posted dramatic behind the scenes footage of her shoot in aruba when she got knocked off a rock by a powerful wave. >> i walked away with only two scratches, which i felt very lucky about. >> upton is also grateful for the positive feedback she has received since coming forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against guess co-founder paul marciano, which he denies. >> you know what? i appreciate the support so much, and i'm happy to create a platform for other women to speak their stories as well and not accept what was the norm before. >> and that's what it's all about. giving women another chance to say what they feel and speak their own truth. >> no question. >>> coming up -- >> oprah for president? her new interview reveals what she thinks about running in 2020. >> i had lot of men call, saying they could raise money for me. >> does it make you want to do a reboot? >> it's no

. >>> and olympic gold aly raisman poses for a nude picture. she says the photo is about for women and men a message of empowerment. she wroete that quote, the time of women to be ashamed of their bodies is over. larry nassar was sentence today life in prison for sexual abuse. >>> and in new orleans police are looking for the gunman who shot five people. the victims were in a car when the bullets rang out. they drove from the scene to where they were shot to a nearby gas station. >>> and passengers on a united airlines flight landed safely in honolulu but not before some scary moments. an engine covering apparently came off, leaving one passenger to tweet it was their scariest flight ever. united airlines says its staff followed all necessary guidelines safely. there are no reports of any injuries. the faa will investigate. >>> and still ahead valentine's day is here and some area businesses are seeing green. >>> well, good morning and happy valentine's day to all of you at home. we are live inside a local flower shop this morning. they are wor

allegations from three unnamed gymnasts we now know were maggie nichols and mckayla maroney and aly raisman who have been questioning what the u.s. olympic committee knew. >> why has the united states olympic committee been silent? >> reporter: according to a spokesperson for the usoc today buendorf never told anyone else at the usoc about the e-mail because he was told not to share it. the e-mail was labeled highly confidential and usa gymnastics had told the u.s. olympic committee the fbi was handling things. >> i represent close to 30 little girls who were, you know, young teenagers, who were molested after they received that e-mail. >> reporter: emma ann miller was treated by nassar in 2016. >> i'm possibly the last child he will ever assault. >> reporter: even though nassar has pleaded guilty and already been sentenced in two cases, in a radio interview today his attorney shannon smith questioned whether the 265 accusers were actually molested. >> there is a huge part of me that does not believe that every one of those girls was victimized by him. >> reporter: nassar later distancing h

. >> aly raisman's scathing words to nassar during her victim impact statement became an iconic messagemale empowerment! and president trump recently signed a bill to protect young athletes from sexual abuse. it will require adults to report abuse to law enforcement within 24 hours and will apply to governing bodies of all amateur sports. >>> time now 5:56. milo yiannopoulos is not coming to ucla. now he is responding to the cancellation on social media. >> things are back to normal this morning on the stanford campus after a rape threat laced with white powder was received. coming up, what this all might have to do with the june election are. students recall the moment a gunman opened fire inside a >>> got us out of our classroom slowly in a large group of unprotected targets. >> students recall the moment a gunman opened fire inside a florida high school. what we're learning about the 19-year-old suspect that was just charged for the deadly rampage. >> plus, the new harassment claims california assemblywoman cristina garcia is now facing. >> and the new deadline set for debris removal

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aly raisman and mckayla maroney were among the gymnasts making the allegations.hare that information. >> i represent close to 30 little girl who were young teenagers who were molested after they received that e-mail. >> if the latest allegations are true, the usoc knew about nassar for more than a year before the story went public. 65 women are scheduled to present victim impact statements in the phase of the sentencing hearing. >>> today is the day for the memo. >> scott mcgrew, we expect the house to release that sensitive document everyone has been talking about. >> the memo if you are just coming up to speed on the memo it's written by california republican devin nunez that access the fbi of trickery and malfeasance as it investigates donald trump. now, we can't tell you if the memo is factually right or wrong because we haven't seen it. they few people have. president trump can authorize its release right now it's classified and we have every expectation he will authorize the release. now, there are really two possibilities about this memo, one, it's exactly

the gymnasts have been identified as maggie nichols and gold medalists aly raisman and michaela ckayla maroney. according to the memo, maroney reported that nassar might be getting sexual gratification from their encounters. he never told anyone else at the committee about the e-mail because he was told not to share it. the summary was labeled high ll confidential. and olympic committee was told the fbi was handling the investigation. nassar would go on to practice medicine at michigan state university for another year, allegedly abusing multiple young men during that time. neither the usoc or usa gymnastics alerted the university. nd gymnastics stars are furious, ta taking aim at both institutions. >> we need to hold the organizations accountable. usa gymnastics, united states olympic committee, msu, they need an investigation. >> reporter: raisman blasted the olympic committee. >> we have to get to the bottom of how this disaster happened. if we don't figure out how it did, we can't be confident that it won't happen again. >> reporter: nassar's third and final sentencing hearing cont

gymnasts have been identified as national team member maggie nichols and olympic gold medalists aly raisman and michaela maroney. according to the memo, maroney reported that nassar might be getting sexual gratification during their encounters. according to a spokesperson for the uoc, he never told anyone else at the committee about the e-mail because he was told not to share it. >> nassar pleaded guilty to criminal sexual misconduct. >> this has been so wrenching for the families and for the young girls. >> heartbreaking. >> thanks, sheinelle. >> on this busy friday morning, a lot of questions tied to a shooting at a middle school in los angeles. four students and a staff member were issued, a 12-year-old girl taken into custody. now police are calling it an accident. nbc's steve patterson is in los angeles with the latest information overnight. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. overnight, police saying this school shooting was not an attack, and instead, are characterizing it as unintentional. they say a 12-year-old girl brought that gun to school, and it went off, striking