we will tell you the details including the athletic department employee named in the lawsuit. >>> there's a push to extend last call and six california cities. the senator reintroduced legislation with that would allow cities to extend alcohol sales till 4 am. san francisco, oakland, sacramento, los angeles, west hollywood and long beach are the cities. the bill would give those cities the option to extend hours at first, nightclubs and restaurants but not at liquor stores. the senator introduced a similar bill last year which passed in the senate but failed to get out of the assembly. >>> ucla is banning alcohol from all of its frat house events after a woman said she was sexually assaulted at an off-campus party. the intrafraternity council past the ban earlier this week. this comes days after a 21-year- old former fraternity president was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to commit rape. the council did not say the ban was connected to the arrest but on wednesday they said they're role is to ensure the safety and well-being of people at fraternity at 80s. >> i think it's a g

formally opened an investigation against michigan state university where nassar worked in the athletic departmentw it handled any accusations it had received about the doctor. >> well, here's another reason to take the flu threat very seriously this winter. in texas, the number of flu related deaths has doubled over the past two weeks. the state's department of health says more than 2300 texans have died from flu related causes. the vast majority of such deaths occurred among the elderly. public officials say it's not too late to get the flu shot. >> apple's smart speaker available soon. >> you can preorder the home pod starting friday. the release date will be february 9th. >> apple ceo tim cook says it sounds quality will be what sets it apart from its competitors. >> kfc giving its fried chicken new wings. new chicken wings can be turned into a drone. >> they're calling it the kentucky flying object or kfo but they'll only be available tomorrow and friday in india. >> no. >> it's starting to sound like amazon's alexa is a fan of the eagles. >> here's her response to who you think will win the

a lawsuit against the university claiming she was sexually assaulted by an employee of the athletic department. she was at cal from 2009-2013 in place for the wnba atlanta drain. in a civil suit she said she was sexually assaulted by the assistant athletic director for student services >> he is named as a defendant in the lawsuit in the uc regents are accused of negligence. the university said it is aware of the complaint but did not review the allegations. the school says he has been placed on paid leave. >>> she said i want the shaman to not be my own anymore because it is not my same to carry. it is a horrible thing to live in silence and carried that pain and that weight and the guilt. >>> chefs and managers at eight restaurant are threatening to quit this weekend. if the owner doesn't separate himself from the company. this stems from sexual harassment he has admitted to and was revealed first by employees over the past month. deborah is in the grand lake district at the restaurant in question.>> reporter: it is a pizza place boot and shoe service. one of three open eateries owned by char

former women's basketball player at cal says she was sexually assaulted by an employee of the athletic departmentall from 2009 to 2013 and now plays for the atlanta dream. she says she was sexually assaulted by the assistant director of athletic services. he is named as a defendant in the lawsuit. and the uc regents are accused of negligence. the university is reviewing the allegations and muqtar has been placed on paid leave. calerndon says, quote, i want the shame noto be my ow not my shame to carry. it is a horrible thing to live in silence, the pain and the guilt and the weight. i have a level of responsibility to make sure this doesn't continue and he doesn't continue to harm other people. >>> last night, parents and teachers clashed with board members in san jose at a heated meeting at the alan rock school board. critics accusing the board of inappropriate spending of bond money. specifically a southern california based company is being paid to repair bathrooms and heating and cooling system but it is not doing good work. del terra is under investigation after a state audit that was critica

against the university saying that she was sexually assaulted by an employee of the school's athletic department cal from 2009 through 2013 and currently plays for the wnba's atlanta dream. in a civil suit filed yesterday, she said that she was sexually assaulted by long-time assistant athletic director for students services mohammad muktar. it accuses the university's regents of negligence and names him as a defendant. the school says he has been placed on paid leave. in a statement, the university said it's aware of the complaint but had not yet reviewed the allegations. clarendon talked about the lawsuit on twitter saying, quote, i want the shame not to be my own anymore because it's not my shame to carry. she went on to say, it's a horrible thing to live in silence, to carry that pain and that weight and the guilt." >>> coming up, new information about brain injuries in athletes. why it's not just about concussion. >> a push to get rid of plastic straws in california. the problems they are causing and the attempt to ban them. >> and it's almost that time of year again time for the chinese ne

she says that she was sexually assaulted by an employee of the school's athletic department. layshia clarendon was at cal from 2009 through 2013 currently playing for the atlanta dream in the wnba. in a civil suit that was filed yesterday, she said that she was sexually assaulted by long-time assistant athletic director for students services mohamed muqtar. the lawsuit accuses the uc regents of negligence and names him as the defendant. the school says he has been placed on paid leave. in a statement, the university says it's aware of the complaint but hasn't reviewed the allegations yet. clarendon talked about the lawsuit on twitter saying, quote, i want this shame to not be my own anymore because it's not my shame to carry. she went on to say, it's a horrible thing to live in silence, to carry that pain and that weight and the guilt. >>> a 4-year-old girl is dead and her sister fighting for her life after the stolen pickup slammed in the truck the children were riding in. their father is now at children's hospital in oakland praying his youngest daughter will survive. henry

some of those employees were in the athletic department. we've heard it before.heard the case of harvey weinstein. if you watched some of the national tv shows, you heard jokes about harvey weinstein. so, i guess the question is, is the only real recourse for people who are outraged by this -- and if you're not outraged by what happened to these young women, then i think there is something wrong with you -- to go to their representative and say, you need to catch up and you need to catch up now. because we can't count on these other organizations who have a financial interest in this to do it themselves. >> you know what's interesting, a lot of these organizations have serious financial interests at stake. for a university it's alumni donations. for u.s. gymnasts it's corporate sponsorships. it might take that kind of pressure. but no one should rule out the legal process despite its flaws. we are just seeing the beginning now, chris, of civil lawsuits, the attorney general in michigan has vowed to take a look. there are people who are advocating that the board o

it's been an absolute honour to guide the athletic department for the last decade.nderstanding for the survivors in our community. togetherness, time and love for my family. there's been reports that michigan state university and usa gymnastics knew of the abuse claims but failed to take action. they've both denied there was a cover—up. with several investigations into abuse in us sport now under way, the recriminations are onlyjust beginning. peter bowes, bbc news. in the czech republic, a tightly fought presidential election has been won by the incumbent. president milosh zeman is known for his strident anti—immigration views and for his opposition to eu sanctions against russia. he won with just over 51 per cent of the vote, defeating the pro eu academichri drahos. one of the world's richest men, prince alwaleed bin talal, has become the latest high—profile figure to be released in saudi arabia after a major anti—corru ption drive was launched in november. a saudi official has said that prince alwaleed was released after a settlement was approved by the state pro

hollis ran the school's athletic department the last ten years and is the latest school official to step the larry nassar scandal. his resignation follows that of msu president lou anna simon earlier this week. nassar, once a member of the school's faculty, was sentenced to a maximum of 175 years in prison after pleading guilty to multiple counts of sexual abuse. >>> as the mid-term elections draw closer, we are learning more about russia meddling in 2016. according to documents released by the senate intelligence committee thursday, tens of thousands of facebook users rsvped to more than 100 fake -- that's right -- fake events posted on a site. using facebook's geotargeting tools, russian bots were able to draw attention to made-up events on both sides of the political spectrum, aimed at highlighting divisions in american society. according to testimony from the internet giants, up to 126 million facebook users saw content produced by russian-linked accounts. 1.4 million tweets were sent out by tens of thousands of russian bots. and google says more than 1,000 videos related to russian

and information suppression of the allegations by officials ranging from campus police to the athletic department far-reaching does this change need to be and is the ball in congress's court? i was talking to one legal expert just yesterday and she said to me, the law just hasn't kept up with where the american people are on this. >> well, that is why i think we need a select committee that is good to lo-- going to look at ts with as many men and women and make some recommendations. we're still working on what the resolution to create that committee will look like. this is a bipartisan effort, i'm pleased to work with joni ernst from iowa and we've heard from members on both sides of the aisle ho are outraged about what has happened and who think we need to act. the u.s. olympic committee is a federal federally chartered institution. our athletes perform under the american flag and so we have a responsibility to take a look at what is happening here and to make recommendations so that it never happens again. >> senator jeanne shaheen. we'll keep closely an eye on this. and we thank you so much fo

it's been an absolute honour to guide the athletic department for the last decade., today i'm announcing my retirement. i'm not running away from anything, i'm running towards something. comfort, compassion and understanding for the survivors in our community. togetherness, time and love for my family. there's been reports that michigan state university and usa gymnastics knew all the abuse claims but failed to take action. they've both denied there was a cover—up. with several investigations into abuse in us sports now under way, the recriminations are onlyjust beginning. peter bowes, bbc news. 0fficials officials in cape town are urging people to limit flushing their toilets to conserve their water as the city continues to battle a severe drought. water supplies in the south african city are due to run out in early april after three years of exceptionally low rainfall. residents have been advised to limit showering to twice a week and save water as if their lives depended on it. new research shows companies are abusing a loophole in the law to put up abusing a loo

it's been an absolute honour to guide the athletic department for the last decade.announcing my retirement. i'm not running away from anything, i'm running towards something. comfort, compassion and understanding for the survivors in our community. togetherness, time and love for my family. there's been reports that michigan state university and usa gymnastics knew of the abuse claims but failed to take action. they've both denied there was a cover—up. with several investigations into abuse in us sport now under way, the recriminations are onlyjust beginning. peter bowes, bbc news. new research shows that companies are abusing a loophole in the law to put up telephone boxes on the high street — and then using them as little more than advertising billboards. the local government association says there's been a tenfold increase in applications to install the boxes, which don't require formal planning permission. ministers say they keep development rights under constant review. a message left in a bottle by scottish school pupils in the 80s has washed up on a florida b

. >> people were a lot of times discouraged from seeking resources outside of the athletic departmentr: espn's investigation found a pattern of widespread denial, inaction and information suppression of sexual assault, violence and gender discrimination complaints by msu administrators and athletic officials. after a game yesterday, basketball coach tom iso defended his handling of accusations against players and coaching staff. >> we'll cooperate with any inve always have. we've done it before and we'll do it moving forward. >> reporter: football coach mark d'antoni denied handling any allegations from his players. >> i've always worked with the proper authorities when dealing with cases of sexual asought. >> reporter: according to espn's report, since d'antoni's tenure began in 2007, at least 16 msu football players have been accused of sexual assault or violence against women. the university is still coming to grips with the multiple warnings that were overlooked in the larry nassar case. the school's president and athletic director have both resigned. >> this isn't over, is it? >>

that will be divided and saying, gee, i wonder if we can get maybe johnny to kick into the athletic department here with some of the winnings. anyway, fed on now. side of the net. pushes it along. barkov and then eichel, then barkov, and a save made by mike smith. smith has been impressive, hasn't he? >> mike m.: he certainly has. he's such a big guy too. he just sealed that low part of the net and no dice for the atlantic. >> mike e.: across, and that one was i believe blocked by barkov, and also getting a piece of it, it seemed like, was price. gaudreau a shot and price did get that. boeser threw it all the way back down, and smith is more than willing to come out and handle this. >> mike m.: probably three, four chances for johnny gaudreau. >> mike e.: the long pass ahead denied. puck back to kucherov, who brings it on. denied by the nice stick reach of burns. james neal brings it on. neal sashayed in and pushed it off price. worked on back to neal once again. a shot. no-look shot sort of that price was able to stop. brought back by stamkos. picks up kucherov. floated it to him. and the sho

it prioritizes the athletics over the arts department. and lastly, i wanted to say while working on my last production in high school, i was applying to colleges all as a theater major, and it wasn't a path that i imagined for myself beginning high school, but being involved in theater productions is what made me choose that path. thanks. >> hi, my name is velma. i'm a junior at lowell high school. i just wanted to reiterate that all of the funding comes from our ticket sales and we're barely staying afloat as is. i can see our teachers saying so many of this already comes out of their pockets and they dedicate a lot of time after school without pay. i'm a member of lowell dance company and advanced drama and participate in the musical after school. and without this funding, these programs will no longer exist and many students, as well as myself cannot afford to take theater and dance anywhere else. and the public school system provides really great opportunities for low-income families that can't afford to pursue their passions in other

athletes? mayors push back against a justice department threat to sanctuary cities.s is davos, the elite gathering president trump will attend this week. and, much more. >> woodruff: first, the day of reckoning for larry nassar. the one-time doctor was sentenced today in lansing, michigan in a case that sent shock waves through american gymnastics and beyond. >> it is my honor and privilege to sentence you. >> woodruff: after a week-long hearing, michigan judge rosemarie aquilina pronounced larry nassar's fate: up to 175 years, for sexually assaulting scores of women and girls, including olympic gold gymnasts, under the guise of medical treatment. >> you do not deserve to walk outside a prison ever again. you have done nothing to control those urges. i've just signed your death warrant. ( applause ) >> woodruff: with the sentence, the courtroom erupted in clapping, as some of nassar's victims and the prosecution team embraced. the former sports doctor had pleaded guilty to victimizing young athletes over more than two decades, with u.s.a. gymnastics and michigan stat

athletes. beyond congress, the u.s. olympic committee, the n-c-a-a, the us department of education, and the michigan state attorney general'sice are all investigating how such rampant abuse went ignored.bill schuette / michigan attorney general: i don't need advice from the board of trustees at msu about how to conduct an investigation. frankly, they should be the last ones to be providing advice given their conduct throughout this entire episode.the fallout may reveal more than mishandling of nassar's abuse.e-s-p-n reported on friday, a pattern of suppressing reports of abuse, assault, violence, and gender discrimination at m.s.u. the school spokesman acknowledged to espn that more needs to be done. friday night, the spartans' head football coach said he has always worked with the proper authorities and he is not stepping down.mark dantonio / msu football coach: any accusations of my handling of any complaints of sexual assault individually would be false. basketball coach tom izzo also said he's not going anywhere.in washington, i'm natasha chen reporting. (steve)the bill in congress was passed by both the house and the s

athletics. that was more me and her department. >> reporter: yeah. >> just very shy. >> she was the one that would sit in her room, read a book, play video games. >> never had to worry about her. she wasn't into, like, tattoos and piercing and alcohol and sex, for sure. she avoided the majority of everything that could've got her into trouble, and i was so happy because of that. >> reporter: and then when shelley was a senior in the italy high school, her teacher suggested she enter an art contest sponsored by the art institute of dallas. >> and she's like, "well, you know, i'm not that good." and the art teacher said, "no, i think you are, shelley." and she won. >> that same piece of art they took and put in the national competition. and it won her fourth place there. so she got a total of $13,000 to a scholarship toward the art institute of -- >> reporter: that's quite remarkable. so she -- this is an -- a major talent. >> and she was so excited about getting to go. >> reporter: the art institute of dallas is an urban school. everything about it and around it as different as can be from little i

allegations that women athletes at michigan state university complained about abuse as long ago as the 1990's. tate university is off limits. i've often said that there's one system of justice and the rules apply to everybody the same way, one set of rules. i've instructed my department this is priority one, this investigation.">( marty )it's not clear if this review will lead to criminal charges or ncaa violations against employees, past employees, or the university. ( marty ) casino mogul steve wynn has resigned as finance chairman of the republican national committee... this comes following allegations of sexual harassment and assault. in a new report... dozens of employees accuse wynn of decades of sexual misconduct. according to the report... wynn would ask employees out and pressure them into performing sexual acts. wynn calls the charges preposterous." he blames the charges on his ex-wife, the pair are embroiled in a legal battle. the charges could cause have an impact on wynn's