brianna? >> sure will, jeff zeleny at the white house, thank you so much me. >>> a source familiar with the fbi says th-- jessica schneiders joining me now. what have you been learning, jessica? >> reporter: i talked to a official familiar with the fbi's stance on this. they tell me even in athere are redactions from the memo, there are grave concerns. that's the phrase used in the rare statement released by the fbi, pushing back on this memo on wednesday. so the source described it to me this way, they said, well, there may have been editing of the text of this memo, but that doesn't change the overall false narrative of the memo itself. and then when presented with the possibility that the white house had made some accommodations, maybe made some changes, this way, they said that just sounds like spin to justify the release. so it is clear here that there is still this face-off between the fbi director and the white house, the president, and his chief of staff, and, of course, our team has b

brianna: none.ould tell you that we had, and i wish i could say i stood up because i believed the men in our field would do the right thing and change, but we just haven't seen it. with the #metoo movement right now, the only consequences we have seen for that in my field is one editor-in-chief fired about it, one freelancer fired, and nolan bushnell not getting an award. that is not really groundbreaking progress. emily: so why should we vote for you? brianna: i think we need a generation of legislators that are born from technology. this is a bipartisan issue. cybersecurity is a huge threat to the country right now. do you remember the botnet that took down most of the information infrastructure couple years ago? that was two teenagers essentially doing that. we have to really double down on cybersecurity. i think there's a litany of perspectives here are not being heard by our current congress, and we need to be leaders. emily: thanks to brianna wu, congressional candidate in massachusetts. this

brianna? >> jeff zeleny, we'll be right back to you when the white house briefing does begin. >>> on capitol hill, another member of trump's inner circle is appearing before the house intelligence committee. we're learning where hope hicks is not answering questions about her time in the white house and the transition. i want to get straight now to cnn correspondent manu raju. is hope hicks pl s using the sa playbook as other white house staff? >> it seems she's doing the same thing steve bannon is doing, when he would not discuss matter notice transition and after he left the white house, saying he was trying to preserve the president's right to exert executive privilege. sounds like hope hicks is doing the same exact thing. this testimony, which is ongoing, has not been complete in the sense she's not answered a number of these questions about the transition and about her time at the white house. now, in particular, democrats are frustrated here. i've not heard much frustration from republic

it's happening now, brianna. you heard the cia director say last week, russia is interfering now, today, with the intention, they expect, of interfering in 2018 and 2020. >> it was very scary, in fact, the warnings that they gave, especially as it is so clear that the administration is not organizing a coordinated effort to respond to those threats, jim. >> absolutely, and i -- on that point, brianna, i speak to intelligence officials and republicans and democrats. republicans and democrats briefed on the intelligence about russian interference. i asked them what needs to be done to protect u.s. elections going forward and they all make the point this is not a partisan point, they said you cannot have a credible defense without a whole of government response. you can't just have one agency here one agency there. they say that whole government response is impossible without the president's backing. and the president still considers remarkably this whole story a hoax. >> as we've learned from you, josh, there are c

>> reporter: hey there, brianna. we learned a short time ago that the president would be stopping here at broward health north as parth part of his weekend trip to palm beach. then he'll head to the broward county sheriff's department. we've learned that he's going to be meeting with at least one of the victims of the shooting, the child of a broward county sheriff's deputy. then he's going to be meeting with some medical personnel that helped to attend to the victims of the shooting this week. he and the first lady will be paying their respects. donald trump stepping into the so-called consoler in chief role, sadly one that the president is familiar with after three mass shootings in just about as many months with a large number of fatalities. the president doing his part to show support to these victims at a time where he's facing tremendous pressure not only from democrats but also many of the friends, families and classmates of the victims of this shooting to take action on gun control. many of those friends and

i'm brianna kielar in for brooke baldwin.able, lawmakers and between them, trump. inviting cameras to observe this conversation with lawmakers, they canceled today's press briefing. likely topic they'll

i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. eight days after a gunman massacred 17 people at a florida high school, the national conversation about guns remains as divisive as ever. unlike the aftermath of previous school shootings, this debate shows no signs of fading. just minutes from now, at the white house, president trump meets with state and local officials. their focus improving school safety. this morning, president trump is throwing a potential game changer into the republican mind set on gun laws. the president tweeting, i will be strongly pushing comprehensive background checks with an emphasis on mental health. raise age to 21 and end sale of bump stocks. congress is in a mood to finally do something on this issue, i hope. those policies were not mentioned just a moment ago in a fiery speech by the head of the nra. wayne lapierre blamed school security, mental illness and failures at the fbi for the shooting and did not propose any changes to existing gun laws. we're following all of the unfolding developments of t

>> reporter: well, good morning, brianna.hese voices of these students are really appearing to make an impact here at the white house with the president yesterday announcing that he has directed his administration to address bump stocks issue, that's an accessory you can attach to a weapon that makes it essentially fully automatic. the president had months ago said he was interested in dealing request this potentially looking into a ban on bump stocks but nothing really happened while his administration reviewed it. yesterday he announced that that review is essentially over and that he would direct them to propose new rules banning those bump stocks. we also heard yesterday from the white house there is interest in the building to addressing the question of how old do you have to be in order to purchase a semiautomatic weapon like the one that was used at this massacre in florida. sarah huckabee sanders, the press secretary said there's openness to it and there would be conversations about that going forward. also today, the

we appreciate it. >> thank you, brianna. you. >>> safety concerns in the wake of the fourth deadly train accident in just two months. amtrak blames a freight train operator for a deadly collision with a passenger train early sunday morning in south carolina. the ntsb is now investigating this as well as other recent crashes. joining me now is cnn aviation and government regulation correspondent renee marsh. people want to know, why have there been so many accidents lately? >> right. the one this weekend is the one investigators are focusing on. this was the amtrak train going from new york to miami. it essentially guides one train from one track to another. this was manually set to divert the train into the direct path of this freight train that was sitting on the track. the question this hour is why was it manually set to put the train on the path to collide with this freight train? that's what the ntsb is trying to get to the bottom of, but you mentioned this is one of four fatal amtrak crashes vovinvolvi amtrak trains sin

. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar in for kate baldwin. a week since the rob porter scandal imploded at the white house and the crisis seems to deepen by the day if not the white house briefing. the top republican on the house oversight committee says his panel is demanding answers, trey gowdy joining the course of outrage, why did the white house keep porter as a critical gate keeper to the president even as the background check revealed ex-wives claims that he was physically abusive. >> just so i'm clear, will the oversight committee be launching an investigation into this? >> we did last night. so it's official? >> we're directing inquires to people we think have access to information we don't have and direct questions for the fbi to answer. >> paul ryan saying that he knows of the new investigation into the scandal and he fully supports it. >> clearly, clearly we should -- come on, clearly we should all be condemning domestic violence and if a person who commits domestic violence gets in government, there's a breakdown in the system. t

i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. memo mania engulfing washington right now. cnn learning that today is likely to be the day the president makes his decision and if he thought the nation's capital was divided now, the memo's release could take that division to a whole new level. the question is when and how the white house will ignore christopher wray and rod rosenstein, two men that the trump administration appointed and, weill they release the mem that alleges fbi abuses. adam schiff not just opposing its release, but also claiming the memo's republican author, former trump transition member, devin nunes, made significant changes to it before sending it over to the white house. cnn learning the president himself is saying the memo could help discredit the russia investigation. his chief of staff john kelly and house speaker paul ryan also want the memo released. i want to begin with cnn's kaitlan collins at the white house. we're hearing why the president wants this memo out so badly, he's being pretty up-front about this with friends and associates. >> repo

i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. white house on the defensive. the president's chief of staff on the hot seat as we learn more about the domestic abuse allegations against a top presidential aide rob porter who has now resigned. a source tells us the president is dismayed, that john kelly knew for months but kept porter in his job, until this week when porter's ex-wives went public. the white house offering a timid acknowledgement. >> i think it is fair to say that, you know, we all could have done better over the last few hours or last few days. >> now, word of another top white house insider knowing and doing nothing. a source tells cnn that porter's ex-wife called white house counsel don mcgann in recent weeks to talk to him about her allegations of abuse. and there is another new report that mcgann knew about the allegations a year ago. first to kaitlan collins at the white house. we have some new information about president trump's reaction to this crisis. tell us what you're learning. >> reporter: that's right, brianna. another stunning dev

. >>> i'm brianna keilar. in washington time and money are running out. at 37 hours, the federal government runs out of funding and faces a shutdown. lawmakers are racing to clear a number of hurdles before midnight tomorrow, not the least of which the threat of republican defections and growing importance of winning votes from democrats. i want to begin on capitol hill, that's where suzanne malveaux is. the house is in session. we just saw nancy pelosi on the floor and the senate will gavel into session in a matter of minutes here. how do we expect this all to play out? >> first of all, some news that nancy pelosi made, essentially pouring cold water of the idea to move the budget forward, this big budget deal because it doesn't actually include something for the dreamers, the daca deal. that is something dick durbin who i spoke with this morning trying to push his democratic colleagues to get on board. she says she cannot do it without it. you'll see a flurry of activity on the senate side when they gavel to order. there will be a vote on a stand alone

. >> yeah, brianna. sarah sanders did just explicitly say that the president does still support raising the minimum age to buy certain firearms from 18 to 21. and that answer today very explicit there, comes after it was very vague yesterday whether or not the president still support this had policy and after several mixed answers with deputy press secretaries last night and today. the press is now saying that the president does still support that. you might wonder why the white house has to support that the president still supports a policy that he just raised the idea, that he just proposed five days ago. but the president had originally raised this several times. he he had even gone as far to tweet about it. then he went silent about raising that age to 21. he didn't say anything about it. he had lunch with several nra officials sunday. the nra is very against raising that minimum age to 21. it left some wondering if the president had changed his mind. sary sanders says no, that is still what he's thi

brianna?> sunlen serfaty on the hill, thank you so much. >>> i want to discuss this with my panel, brian lanza, cnn political commentator and former communications director for president trump's transition team, mary catherine hamm with us, cnn political commentator and senior writer at the federalist, and a. scott boldon, former d.c. democratic chairman and chair of the national bar association pac. so, well, first off, i'm always a fan of seeing how the sausage is made over there in the senate. they're going to let us see how it all goes down, which is never pretty i think for a lot of people. certainly satisfies some curiosity, i will say. you heard sunlen laying out the difficulty of threading this really two different needles. what is the endgame when talking about the senate, where democrats have some say and the house where democrats are outnumbered? >> i'm not sure. they made a decision, they made a promise they would have this debate. the debate is helpful to have people on record on

brianna wuks to there.rom someone who has championed improving gender diversity as the third chief technology officer of the united states under president obama and vice president have google before that. megan smith, ceo of shift seven joined us. >> there are people who would love to be part of the tech sector when we are coming into town, cheyenne, denver, atlanta, we just get the word out and then we are running the career fair and its activities are showing up for this mentor and we are doing. a lot of people want in on these better high-paying jobs. we pay 50% more than the average american salary. there are hundreds of thousands in every sector. softwarenies are techies at this point. emily: statistics are downright depressing. whitey think that is still? extreme sexism, racism, ageism, all of this. we really have to evolve out of this culture. i am halfway through and i know so many people in their and it is full of -- we got us out into this -- let's pattern map the person or profile the funding, it

i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. buckle up for another white knuckle ride on wall street. today, 90 minutes after the opening bell, the dow has bounced violently in and out of the red. the volatility coming just one day after suffering its largest single day point loss in history. it also erased all the year's gains and raise the political stakes for a president who seized credit for its breathtaking climb recently. i want to begin this hour at the new york stock exchange. that's where we find cnn money correspondent krchristina alesc >> it was red across the board. it looked like a -- it actually was a correction at the open. that is a 10% drop from the most recent high. stocks bounced back from there. and now we're just bouncing around. in fact, the main story today is that volatility is clearly back in the market. in fact, if you look at the volatility index it has hit the highest level in about two years. now, look, i know this looks scary on the screen. but many investors say this is a perfectly normal thing to happen. if you really think about it, we had a stock mark

i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. we have two major stories in washington now. one on capitol hill, where congress is expected to vote today on a giant budget deal that would keep the federal government running, but also add billions in spending. all eyes on the house. are the votes going to be there? >>> and update from the house speaker himself, paul ryan will appear before reporters later this hour. now, the other major story invokes that classic washington question of what did he know and when did he know it? one of president trump's top aides, ron porter, a key member of his inner circle, resigning after two of his ex-wives claim he physically and emotionally abused them. porter expected to be out the door for good by today. but the story is not going to end there. there is now a lot of criticism being aimed at chief of staff john kelly. cnn learning that he knew about the allegations for months, but apparently let them slide, even praised porter's honor and integrity as he put it, until the disturbing pictures came out. cnn's kaitlan collins has the latest

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>>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. it could be a pivotal moment in the growing moment to put an end to the plague of gun violence in america. survivors are hitting the roads shortly. they're headed by the bus loads to their state capital of tallahassee, taking their message, never again, directly to lawmakers. 100 students of marjory stoneman douglas high school plan to meet face to face with state officials and also planning to hold a rally calling for tougher gun safety laws. this coming as three more victims of the school shooting are being laid to rest today. cnn's rosa flores is in parkland, florida. tell us about these three teenagers whose funerals are being held today. >> reporter: hearts are heavy in this community. and just really no words to describe the amount of pain that this community is going through. imagine 17 members of this community were shot and killed. and just this hour three of those individuals are being laid to rest. i'll share with you their names. 15-year-old peter wang, 14-year-old kara lo

for ten years, brianna has cooked exclusively with organic. >> chemicals was a concern of mine. i started buying organic. >> she's concerned about her two-year-old being exposed to synthetic pesticides. she clips coupons when possible. this organic applesauce from whole foods is half the price of this applesauce. two pounds of the organic hummus at costco is a dollar less. >> if going completely organic is putting too big of a dent in your budget, some are comparable to organic. >>-of avocados have a low pestie risk. the same with u.s. broccoli. other produce like strawberries have a higher pesticide risk so buying the pricier organic ones are worth considering. organic peppers and green beans are also worth the money. compare them to fresh and you could be pleasantly surprised. can washing your produce help with pesticide risk? it can't get rid of all, but some. some produce absorbs the pesticides and they can't be washed away. alicia vitarelli, "action news." >> if you buy through instagram you may be getting money. they collected a service fee even when customers waved it. th

i'm brianna. you're in "the situation room." >>> robert mueller's indictment of 13 russians for interfering in the 2016 election. alleging they set up false personas to communicate with unwitting people in the trump campaign. also, the astonishing admission that it received a warning about nikolas cruz who was accused of murdering 17 people at a florida high school. the fbi admits, it never followed up on the tip. i'm be speaking with michael heyden and democratic senator richard blumenthal of the judiciary committee and our correspondents, analysts and experts are standing by. we'll have more on the florida high school shooting shortly. we'll begin with today's stunning indictments in the russia meddling investigation. >> you first. take us through this announcement today. >> this was information warfare and it was designed to help donald trump and to hurt hillary clinton. that's the indictment unsealed today. it was called operation lockdown apparently named for an area in st. petersburg, russia

brianna gay was just 17 years old when nasser allegedly molested her after a visit to treat scoliosis and they dismissed the case after what he said was a test for ligament danger. >>> and this man was trying to avoid a toll and drove through the highway and a 2,000 world heritage site in peru. the region contained giant drawing and plants carved in the land by ancient humans. the driver left damage in three of those drawings. he was arrested and ordered to pay a steep fine. >>> they are some of the hottest videos on social media. the videos claiming to instantly get rid of -- >>> for 40 years the philadelphia corporation for aging operated a care program for adults that can't live independently. tamala edwards as more. >> the mission is to provide affordable housing for adults with disabilities that can't live independently. >> the program matched hdexter. >> he is quite a character and is funny and loves sports. >> i fell in love with dexter with a nice smile and good heart. >> make sure the oven is on. >> i feel like i'm living on my own. >> it does so much more. >> they not only g

. ⌞> we let you down, brianna. >> reporter: meridian township's frank walsh apologized to brianne randallshe complained to police nassar had sexually abused her. >> we were deceived. we wish we had one back. >> was very upset and wanted answers. >> reporter: randall was one of 56 victims who spoke at last week's sentencing hearing. she saw nassar for back pain. >> sadly they took your word instead of mine. >> reporter: according to the 2004 police report released wednesday, randall told police she was scared and uncomfortable after nassar squeezed her breasts and tried putting his finger into her vagina. nassar claimed it was a power point presentation showing nassar performing it himself. >> at that time it should have immediately been taken down to the prosecutor's office and it wasn't. >> reporter: 12 more years would go by. >> i'm so hurt to hear that so many women and young girls suffered abuse as a result of the inaction in 2004. >> do you think what if? what if they had just believed me and pursued it? i wished i would have gone in there and questioned what the police were telling

brianna wu, who worked in the videogame industry and is now running for congress in the massachusettsrict is here to explain how she wants to enact change in tech. she knows from personal experience how this role be trolls can be. -- how visceral the trolls can be. she also played a critical role in a chapter of my new book, "brotopia." >> take us back to gamergate. some people may not remember just how bad it was. it was a few years ago, and suddenly you have what seemed to be the entire gaming industry attacking you. >> it was truly harsh. the summer leading up to gamergate, what happened is the forces that became the alt-right found the playbook to silence any woman in the gaming industry that they didn't like. they would go after her career, they would critique her, send her threats, basically tried to get her fired from her job, and this was happening left and right to my friends. and then i realized that the men in our field were not going to speak out for the women that were being run out. i had many back channel conversations, asking them to do the right thing, and they wouldn

, i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer.herever you are watching from around the world, thank you so much for joining us. two enormous stories that are developing right now. a major warning sign missed and the shocking admission from the fbi. the agency says a person close to the florida school shooter contacted the fbi tip line on january 5th to report concerns about him, including details about his guns and his desir

i'm briae brianna keilar in fo bolduan. we're hearing from the representatives of the entire intelligence community at a key time, talking about russian meddling, talking about the timeline for the fbi and informing the white house when it comes to a top aide, rob porter, who was just resigned or pushed out depending certainly on who is characterizing what happened following allegations of physical abuse from his ex-wives and ex-girlfriend. how does the fbi fit into that. we just learned some very interesting if not completely clear information from the head of the fbi director. i want to bring in chris cillizza, who is here with me to discuss this. there is a lot to unpack here from russian meddling in the election and how that feaffects the midterms coming up. the timeline had it comes to rob porter, you know what, pause for a moment, chris, let's return to the testimony at the senate intelligence committee. >> -- they're out in the community, and i can tell you the community values what they do on the island. >> thank yo

is in need of humanitarian aid in the first of a three part series catherine sawyer reports from brianna a diamond rich region in the northeast of the country that's controlled by one of the largest rebel movements here is her exclusive report. yes rebel gunmen make sure that everyone entering bria is unarmed and don't belong to rival groups the checkpoint is controlled by the popular front for their own essence of the central african republic the f.b.i. are seize one of the largest factions of what was a mostly muslim group called seleka the town is an important supply routes and has the largest diamond mines in the country. so we are all abundant we are not bundy. organized we have structures we're not so just get out of line we deal with them when i see one commits a crime we have a judicial system to deal with that. business is a town center which is only now coming back to life after armed groups which had previously craig's list it began fighting just over a year ago this is the main markets. they keep people here. they talk and support. and the arrangement that seems to be working

part is that we even have quite a few protests against this concert which came from the last card brianna that was after her was. cut those was the. no. i now i know. i am not i'm not going to power the day of the concerts that i was preparing to perform i have actually have myself to die i actually played. i am i am. i said to myself you know what today can be your last day and only people who came to the time the concert specially the ladies there was some of the ladies it was unbelievable they have come to support me that you know and they have all of the accepted that anything can happen to them and discount of shows you know did not see of afghanistan the reality of african people that they are completely second and tired of you know a life of forces the ups and the nationalists. russia mourns the loss of a pilot who was shot. fighting islamist militants. video surfaces online appearing to show the russian pilot's. extremist fighters right before he blew himself. to be captured. coming up in the program this hour we look at the devastation and suffering still blighting the iraqi city

part is that we even have quite a few protests against this concert which came from the last card brianna that was her. brothers who was the. was i known i was. in the sun. was the day of the concerts that i was preparing to perform i had actually myself to die i actually played. i. said to myself you know what today can be your last day and only people who came to attend the concert specially the ladies there was somebody ladies it was unbelievable they have come to support me there you know and they have all of the expect that anything can happen to them and discount of shows you know the reality of afghanistan the reality of afghan people that they are completely second tired of you know a life force the moon a night at the national. zoo . all thirty. despite its turbulent history the soviet union and use dominated international sport however this was not about the long names of those champions from the. sort of you know. when on that you were. there with the ball for me if you're going to use your drug describe for the ordinary workers it was the first to be reserved for your you were

i'm brianna kielar in for brooke baldwin. seated around one table, lawmakers and between them, trump. inviting cameras to observe this conversation with lawmakers, they canceled today's press briefing. likely topic they'll discuss, raising the age limit for buying certain firearms. a source tells cnn that the head of the nra has made a direct appeal to president trump, asking him to back down from that proposal. cnn's kaitlyn collins is live for us at the white house. the last time the democrats were invited to the white house it got heated. what are we expected from this meeting? >> reporter: that's right, brianna. those lawmakers are looking for specifics out of this white house, what kind of gun safety measures he wants to see, beyond the ones he has dictated on twitter. they want to see real proposals of what the president is going to support. he still supports raising that age limit to purchase certain firearms from 18 to 21 and his other proposal is arming teachers. they want to see that, as well as republicans, before

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. >> on behalf of the community, our police department, to you brianna, we failed you. we let you down. >> reporter: at the time, nassar told police he used a legitimate medical technique, showed them mad call journals, even a power point presentation. but police never consulted an outside medical expert or told msu and closed the case. >> we are sorry that we were manipulated and deceived. >> reporter: today, brianne listened in by video conference, saying she first got a private apology weeks ago. >> i immediately broke down as they apologized. this was a phone call i had been waiting almost 14 years for. >> reporter: she says she's now focused on making systematic changes to protect victims of sexual abuse and partnering with that police station to do so. david? >> linsey, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the scandal and the admission from the mayor. her personal admission, saying, i know that god will forgive me, but that nashville doesn't have to. what she admits to do doing. >>> the alleged police beating. the de

record that actually just being set moments before this but there are troubles the french paragon brianna puppet duck is and you don't see strongest of course is tessa virtue and start with the day for them and a nice way to end the day they're going to be just says it all doesn't it all right and also a fantastic performance by casey sharpe another big day for kind of that's right casey sharp this twenty five year old from canada she dominated her rivals in the final of the ski halfpipe which you can see here and this is just terrifying if you ask me incredible skill there from casey shar to our coffee shop i should say it was her second run she picked up a score of ninety five point eight which is incredibly high and she defeated france's most. america's bridges are turning into third so big day for canada. and as a medal for kind of the of course i mean to have just a big comes the winter sprints or sunday night is always basically do it i got everybody else and. let's talk to germany because they're doing that military's doing incredibly well in fact they've picked up twenty three med

made public they've engaged in a cover up of the worst child molester perhaps in american history brianna randall gay reported nassar to police in two thousand and four eleven years before he was fired from usa gymnastics and everybody right you hear it or. no charges filed and all that right. now we're this week she received a long awaited apology i want to start first of all with the most important reason we're here and that's to apologise. on behalf of the community for her police department. we felt you. back at the court randall hargreaves the father who lunged at nasser apologized for his behavior he said he came to court not to up stages three daughters but to help them heal john hendren al-jazeera police have charged an ammunition dealer who sold bullets to the gunman who carried out the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history stephen paddick opened fire from a hotel room in las vegas killing fifty eight country music fans and wounding five hundred last october the supply of douglas haig is accused of conspiring to manufacture and sell piercing bullets without a license. tr

. >> we let you down, brianna. >> reporter: meridian township's manager, frank walsh, publicly apologizedone of larry nassar's victims today. in 2004, 17-year-old brianne randall complained to police that nassar had sexually abused her. >> we were deceived. we wish we had this one back. >> i was very upset, and i wanted answers. >> reporter: randall was one of 156 victims who spoke at last week's sentencing hearing. she saw nassar for back pain. >> sadly, they took your word instead of mine. >> reporter: according to the 2004 police report released wednesday, randall told police she was scared and uncomfortable after nassar squeezed her breasts and was trying to put his finger in her vagina. nassar admitted touching randall in the genital area but claimed to an officer it was a medical technique, showing him a powerpoint presentation written by nassar himself. >> him and the police instructed my parents that this was a legitimate medical procedure. >> at that point in time, it should have immediately been taken down to the prosecutor's office and it wasn't. >> reporter: 12 more years woul

public they've engaged in a cut a cover up of the worst child molester perhaps in american history brianna randall gay reported nassar to police in two thousand and four eleven years before he was fired from usa gymnastics and everybody right used to return or. no charges filed and all that might. help but i don't know where this week she received a long awaited apology i want to start first of all the most important reason we're here and that's to apologise. on behalf of the community or police department. we feel we let you down. back at the court randall hargreaves the father who lunged at nasser apologized for his behavior he said he came to court not to up stages three daughters but to help them heal john hendren al-jazeera. apologized and said he just lost control. thank you very much for the my daughter i knew they were going to read a statement i didn't know would hold and would not let me see that i. don't want daughters to the boy very delicately realizing they're going to trust the me. later that we were married for sure you can have said no. like you didn't have good workers so

peacekeepers base his accomplice placed people all a christian more than seventy thousand people in brianna have been forced to flee their homes the u.n. says this kompas been infiltrated by gunmen from. a largely christian group in the competition i that. during the fighting it is then to block a woman sure that a good your safety be protected us in the company more what you see in bria plays out in many other towns and villages across the country people who are living together have now created their own religious and ethnic boundaries binoy lives on the christian side of town he says he can go to the muslim dominated market during the day but has to return before nightfall. even at night i don't sleep well. afraid that people might come and kill me i always have to be prepared to run. most of the countries controlled by armed groups often fighting over men drawls cattle and trade routes forging an easy alliances and then violently breaking up un peacekeepers in the central african republic are overwhelmed and caught up in all this central african such as who are just trying to stay alive

public they've engaged in a cut a cover up of the worst child molester perhaps in american history brianna randall gay reported nasser to police in two thousand and four eleven years before he was fired from usa gymnastics and everybody you. were going into every no charges. and all that much. more this week she received a long awaited apology i want to start first of all the most important reason we're here and that's to apologize. on behalf of the community for her police department. we feel we let you down. back at the court randall hargreaves the father who lunged at nasser apologized for his behavior he said he came to court not to up stages three daughters but to help them heal john hendren al-jazeera mexico's foreign minister says his country his relationship with the u.s. is closer to president donald trump than with previous administrations though he was speaking alongside his u.s. and canadian counterparts he said that despite the u.s. and mexico is well known disagreements there working with nations ship had improved . about ten thousand people have been told to leave their home

public they've engaged in a cut a cover up of the worst child molester perhaps in american history brianna randall gay reported nasser to police in two thousand and four eleven years before he was fired from usa gymnastics and everybody you hear it comes over. every no charges filed and all that but. i don't know where this week she received a long awaited apology i want to start first of all the most important reason we're here and that's to apologize. on behalf of the community for her police department. to you maria we failed you. back at the court randall hargreaves the father who lunged at nasser apologized for his behavior he said he came to court not to up stages three daughters but to help them heal john hendren al-jazeera. although of course on our website there it is on his screen the address al jazeera dot com. let's get a quick check of the headlines here the f.b.i. director christopher rain has told his staff he stands with them after the u.s. congress released a memo saying the f.b.i. and department of justice both abuse their power democrats say the memos aimed at derailing

public they've engaged in a cut a cover up of the worst child molester perhaps in american history brianna randall gay reported nassar to police in two thousand and four eleven years before he was fired from usa gymnastics and very very nice of you to return or i was just going into every no charges filed and i thought it might. work this week she received a long awaited apology i want to start first of all of the most important reason we're here and that's to apologize. on behalf of the community for her police department. we feel and you really you don. back at the court randall hargreaves the father who lunged at nasser apologized for his behavior he said he came to court not to up stages three daughters but to help them heal john hendren al-jazeera front fence and the goal joining forces to get more children into school around the world they are aiming to secure three point one billion dollars at a global partnership for education conference and dhaka the money will go towards the global push to have every child in school by twenty thirty nicholas half is in the senate police capital d

this is video from brianna, who shared it with us on twitter. she saw the flames from the northbound lanes of 880. >>> san jose police are looking for whoever stabbed a man outside a mall, sending him to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. it happened at 7:40 last night, near the grand century mall on story road, where thousands were celebrating the vietnamese tent festival. there was a large fight outside when the man was stabbed. no suspects have been identified. >>> a good samaritan risked her life racing into a burning home, rescuing a man trapped inside. abc7 news reporter katie utehs spoke with the woman whose heroic actions saved a senior citizen from the flames. >> and i look over, and it looks like the fire is right next to me. >> reporter: samantha barnhouse is small yet brave. firefighters wear protective gear to clear this apartment on pepper tree way. but moments earlier, samantha saved a man's life with her bare hands. she and her family stepped out to head to the park. she saw smoke. when she realized she was the only one