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attorney ben crump is representing at least 14 former northwestern athletes who say they were emotionally and sexually abused. today former quarterback lloyd yates became the first to publicly attach his name to the lawsuit. >> i hope by speaking out, future athletes will be free from the physical, emotional, and psychological trauma that i experienced as a collegiate athlete at northwestern university. >> reporter: attorney crump says he plans to file more than 30 additional lawsuits in the coming weeks and months on behalf of northwestern players. so far the university has not responded. >>> up next apple is making news today. the price increase you may see involving one of its most popular products and how you can get your hands on one of the newest gadgets. >>> in san jose this month we are supporting our schools. we'll show you where you can drop off a backpack to help a child in need start off the school year right. that is next. # every bubusiness deserves a a great deaeal. that's whyhy comcast b busins is lauaunching thehe mobile m made free e event. with ourur businesss ininterne

so i think that attorney crump kind of hit it on the nail.g is that this is much, much bigger than my individual story and that we want to eradicate this within sports altogether. these sorts of behavior, these sorts of cultures that exist and persisted, they are not acceptable and we think that by bringing this to light we can make real change. >> all right, lloyd yates and ben crump, thank you both very much. we will be following the story as it goes forward. >> thank you, abby. >> still ahead for, us it is breaking records at the box office despite right wing backlash. we will discuss the politics of barbie. and next, the singer monica jumps off the stage, stopping her concert after noticing something in the crowd. monika joins me live about that dramatic moment, next. no, it isn't. (sigh) yes, it is. and that's just a bit of psychology julian learned from noom weight. sign up now at noom.com. that's my husband... it's the inspire implant. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. inspire. learn more

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rose is represented by ben crump who says the roadside incident is reminiscent of abuses that occurred video of the confrontation may be hard to watch. >> 23-year-old jadarrius rose is at the center of a new viral video that shows a police officer unleashing a k-9 dog on him, even though he appears to be surrendering. rose now sharing his story for the first time with our tom llamas. >> what was going through your head? >> i didn't want to lose my life. >> reporter: this edited dash cam video released shows a prolonged police chase in jackson county, ohio, back on july 4th. the police incident report states troopers initially attempted a traffic stop because the semi truck rose was driving was missing a left rear mud flap. >> is there a reason why you didn't stop? >> scared. >> you were stop? >> scared. >> you were scared? >> reporter: a 911 call his attorney indicated was rose seems to confirm he was afraid. >> i parked the truck and i was about to comply with the -- it is like they're trying to kill me. >> you >> you have to comply with them. >> reporter: roughly 30 minutes later, th

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live now to justin crump, chief executive of the risk assessment company sibylline, and a former tankmander in the british army. where are we at with the conflict? what we are seeing in the last week, a lot of talk about ukraine increasing its counteroffensive, but we are seeing operations taking place in the same main areas, along the attic front line, you can see from space, it is the area when the grain has not been collected due to the front lines and minefields. quite a clear sway to ukraine that hasn't moved in that long. you are seeing ukraine attacking around bakhmut and in three places along the front line in the south. russia in turn has mounted its own offensive near the russian border, north—east of the front line on the edge of it, a spoiling attack against what ukraine is doing. still slow progress for both sides whenever they managed to make any advance, and as we know, very gruelling combat on the ground for months now with no real changes ukraine has launched its counteroffensive and the nature of the battle. , ._ counteroffensive and the nature of the battle. , ., th

. >> reporter: at a news conference in downtown chicago, attorneys ben crump and steve levin announced a forthcoming lawsuit involving the hazing at northwestern university. >> northwestern has investigated it self and found that these acts occurred. that they were widespread. and that they were longstanding. >> reporter: the attorneys who now represent 15 former football, baseball and softball players say the athletes were forced to participate in humiliating sexual acts. they felt they couldn't report because of retaliation >> you have people holding them down, dry humping them you had them being forced to participate in activities involving nudity >> many of the players felt forced participation because if they didn't participate, they were going to be the victims >> reporter: several former athletes shared their stories, they say, to empower others to come forward >> all we wanted to do was play ball, and we subjected to this culture. and we lived in fear >> there was a code of silence that felt insurmountable to break. >> reporter: lloyd yates says his former coaches turned a blin

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mr. crump, welcome back to the w. now a month into be offensive. can we say anything about where it's heading other than to quote and general mark, milly that is going to be long and bloody or well, i mean he's, he's always, he got a pretty good despite to the events. and i just thought i'd say most of the people in the front line have a very similar message. and so they have a nice spoken to us at the same thing, which is where people think it's so easy me to be doing better. they come here and try it and i think that reflects the real difficulties of operating sick and self new crane. but we, we thought about it very flat open landscape. the difficulty of maneuvering that the difficulty post by driving is like a control. the huge, the challenging p credit even for you, think about the mines, go to the right front and so on. so i didn't live in hopes that they could crack open the front, that the russian defense is be weaker than maybe that is. and i think there's elements of truth in that, but it is a growing to get to the point where maybe ukrai

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i want to move again. crump, the conditions in the camp and tension within the host community is force in the united nations to relocate thousands from the town of a great. i will not, but what could that would reflect the 1st war in death for but returned home 10 years ago? last month, the violent and was death for 4th time, back into chad. 3 days after she delivered that baby. there was a section. she's one of the 1st batch of refugees relocating to a new tab and was out of that they didn't have. i hope we get help with the new camp. more food, health care and shelter with age is running out of funds. it's hard to say if i expected she is, would have been met. we haven't lived on the months to stops. so basically those all the life life loss distribution, if we don't manage to bring more image of the most of the united nations high commissioner for refugees says the new capital address, the concerns of both that are fees and host community that already be houses to afford i please to 5, i'm at the $28.00 under families that i latrine, so that add was employee. and so that is a cleani

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i also had the honor to meet with owen's mother today in new orleans, along with attorney ben crump and raising her grandkids. in my opinion, the legal system in florida failed aj and her family, and the department should step in to investigate whether federal hate crime charges are warranted. as this week's supreme court rulings reminds us the fight for racial justice is far from over. we must continue to fight and struggle against injustice, wherever we see it. from central florida to the highest court. in the land. that does it for me, thanks for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow at five pm eastern for another live hour of politicsnation. american voices with alicia and mendez starts after the this short break. ort break. everyone's gonna need more tide. it's a mess out there. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power pod. -see? -baby: ah. how are folks 60 and older having fun these days? family cookouts! [blowing] [dice roll] ♪ playing games! [party chatter] dancin in the par—! my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice ab

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systemically racist, there would be a tsunami lawsuits filed by racial ambulance chasers like benjamin crump, extracting million dollar penalty for violations of the civil rights and the 14th amendment to the constitution. there is no such such of lawsuits. there is no systemic racism. well, except for affirmative action, which was given as sanction by the supreme court in the berkeley decision. terrible decision, and was supposed to be temporary. i forget the date back in the nineties. it's its permanent is what it is. the war on white people. really a war in america. its creation and its future. it is a weapon selectively used to demonize. demonize politicians who belong to the party of lincoln and support martin luther king's vision of a colorblind society. this was also the vision of the founders, which is why the words white and black do not appear in the constitution. the anti-war racism that pervades the outlook of the democrat party and informs its policies is no more subtle than the anti-black racism of the ku klux klan. but it doesn't emanate from the fevers swamp of america's back

. >> yeah, ben crump filed a lawsuit on behalf of lloyd yates against the school yesterday.embers of the football program engaged in a culture of hazing for years. yates played for the wide cats from 2015 to 2017, first plaintiff to identify himself in a lawsuit against the school. he says that he was sexually assaulted by his teammates as a part of a ritual hazing. the lawsuit alleges that the hazing was an effort to break them, punish them, control them or get them in line. this latest lawsuit comes about a week after long time head football coach was fired as a result of the scandal. an investigation found no credible evidence that fitzgerald was aware of the alleged hazing but the university president says he is still ultimately responsible for the team's culture as head coach. fitzgerald has denied any knowledge of the hazing. yates spoke to cnn last night about what he calls the school's toxic culture. >> i really hope by me speaking forward and coming out that this prevents any future athletes from going through what i had to endure and what even made of my former tea

young man in a place called beebe, arkansas, killed by police, his family called me and attorney ben crumpl their name because i don't advertise on your platform my adversaries. >> stephen: no free rides. >> reverend sharpton: no free rides. you and i are going to have to talk about me coming out after congressman santos. but that's another time. i think people are coming together more than they would have ever felt, which is why joe biden beat trump. not because of a democrat. people don't want the division. people around america don't agree with me on everything that they agree we all need to talk and deal with these issues. i think that they overplayed their hands in terms of this divisiveness. trump was president for four years. and it was always playing this polarization. i think people are sick and tired of it. [applause] >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more al sharpton. stick around. feeling g sluggish or weighghed down? could bebe a sign ththat your digesestive systetem isisn't at itsts best. bubut a littlele metamucill eveveryday canan help. met

so he's now represented by civil rights attorney ben crump.ge, which is a felony. it's going to be up to the prosecutor whether that charge will continue forward. let me bring you back to speed. july 4th when this all happened to give you a better understanding why an officer was fired and why rose faces such a serious charge. this started on the road. a motor carrier enforcement inspector notices he's missing a mud flap. so he turns on his sirens to stop rose, but rose fails to stop. we know that from this three-county pursuit, he calls his mother, who tells him, hey, stop the truck if you haven't done anything wrong. then they get on the phone with 911 tell ing the dispatcher he' afraid. he doesn't ubs why police officers are pursuing him. we do see him bring the truck to a stop right here. he has his hands up. then we hear a state troop er nt only giving him commands, but also a police officer saying do not release that dog on him while he has his hands up. despite the repeated warnings, the officer releases the dog. >> do not release the d

mustafa hasan was introduced today by civil rights attorney benjamin crump. they held a news conference at the audubon ballroom in harlem, where malcolm x was killed in 1965. hassan was on a security detail for the civil rights leader at the time. he says he saw a man with a gun seconds after malcolm x was shot and as people tried to restrain him, police moved in to protect the man. and then wrongful arrested two other men. i would later see the same man outside as he was being beaten by malcolm's followers while a group of policemen who suddenly showed up on the scene asked him, is he with us? while at the same time holding back malcolm's followers from beating him from my vantage point, this was an attempt by the police to assist in him getting away. hassan says the man was an operative for the nypd. the two men arrested and convicted of killing malcolm x were exonerated last year after serving decades in prison. the new york district attorney admitted the nypd and fbi at the time withheld evidence. a pastor who spent 15 years working at a northern californ

get your shades on make sure you the sunscreen to crump was will tran?how you protect yourself. yeah. and then john. yeah. let's get to john now the weather center to styrt things john will is ready it's not easy to hide just yet, but that's what we're all going to be looking like. block it out as much of the sun is possible. later on today. >> hopefully taking advantage of this morning while we've got some relatively cool conditions. there's your grey over san francisco and that's great that a lot of us are seeing san jose up to santa rosa in the midst of some deep in marine layer this morning. all that to say it is still cool out there for a lot of spots and it is your

get your shades on make sure you the sunscreen to crump was will tran? >> is walnut creek to justice. he is prepared give justice is in the newsroom talking more about how you protect yourself. yeah. and then john. yeah. let's get to john now the weather center to styrt things john will is ready it's not easy to hide just yet, but that's what we're all going to be looking like. block it out as much of the sun is possible. later on today. >> hopefully taking advantage of this morning while we've got some relatively cool conditions. there's your grey over san francisco and that's great that a lot of us are seeing san jose up to santa rosa in the midst of some deep in marine layer this morning. all that to say it is still cool out there for a lot of spots and it is your window of time to be venturing out there taking the dog on the walk, enjoying the getting runs out of the way. you can just take it easy this afternoon. hopefully stay in a nice cool place. avoid too much exposure to the sunshine. now we will be in the midst of excessive heat warning startin

sat down for an interview with msnbc's tom llamas joined by his mother and civil rights attorney ben crumpthat video there, we saw it earlier in the week. you were there. you had your hands up, what did you think when you saw that dog running at you? what was going through your head? >> just, i just didn't want to lose my life or lose my arm. >> we could hear you scream. i can't even imagine what that was like. >> it was tough. i didn't want to lose my life. >> jadarrius who was on his knees, putting his hands in the air, which is the universal sign of surrender, what more can a black person do to say that i'm not putting you in fear? >> the officer who released the dog on rose has been fired, although the officers' union says he was terminated without cause and they have filed a grievance. >>> in a michigan courtroom today, heartbreak and anger took center stage as those impacted by 2021 oxford high school shooting that killed four and injured seven testified against ethan crumbley. 15 at the time of the murders, 17 now. crumbley sat emotionless. joining me now nbc news correspondent jess

crump as kate rooney has more. day 2 of forty-niners training camp in santa clara. and we got to see the team back on the practice field for the first time tea's cheered on by hundreds of diehard forty-niners fans who are ready. >> to get this season underway. brock purdy was also on the field cheering on his teammates, although he had a plan day of rest and didn't throw today. also is planned. trey lance and sam darnold split those reps at qb. >> for the forty-niners it was a light practice. no pads. they won't put those on until the 5th practice of the season. but the energy didn't disappoint those good first day. you know, we do rely today with the reps just how long are out there. so it's. >> it's a pretty easy practice monday. when biggest thing is guys, this not being too eager because everyone so gung and you don't have the pads on so just trying tails off to keep everyone off the ground. we did that pretty good for the most part every day. you want to go out and get better. you know, defense going green energy. we're going to bring energy we out there to lik

today by a jane doe in that situation around hazing that she experienced, and the -- we heard from ben crumpoday calling this the #metoo moment of college sports, and so that kind of paints a picture for what northwestern is going to have to be answering to. they did send out a communication to their student athletes today saying that their student athletes are people of character, but they haven't really responded to anything more than that other than acknowledging that this hazing did appear to happen within the football team at least, kate. >> you wonder what they're going to say to prospective students and alums and so many things. thank you so much. >>> we're going to turn now to our financial headlines and talk fashion and tech. kanye west shoes are flying off the shelves. can you smell what microsoft is cooking up? >> morgan brennan joins us now. >> i can smell it, and i'm going to bring it to you. the latest batch of yeezy shoes wrapped in $560 million for adidas. the company is offloading the shoes after ye formerly known as kanye west made anti-semitic comments. adidas now plans to

i know we heard from attorney ben crump earlier this year. >> not quite yet, but we can plan, we shouldda, that they don't go and spend their money in a state that is working so hard to undermine, not just american history, but how black students are actually learning about their own history, and what professors and teachers are able to teach in these classrooms. so we should expect something soon. >> trymaine lee, thank you. >>> you could say a messi mainy has taken soccer fans by storm in south florida. >> that's because football legend lionel messi will take to the field for the very first time tonight, we hope, after signing a two and a half year contract with major league soccer club inter miami. marissa parra is in south florida and it may be the second half before fans see the argentina legend but are fans excited for this game regardless? >> reporter: absolutely. this is a luge moment for soccer fans and for soccer in general. just thinking about both of the games happening tonight, between of course, you have the women's team, and then of course, behind me he at dry pink stadiu

something that tyre nichols' parents and myself and others had said from the beginning, attorney ben crumpd us yesterday and said they were going to announce it today. she was with us in houston, texas. this is something that must happen. when you have people that are in law enforcement that can come and beat a young man like this and then the backup police come and participate in this, and no one on the video, as we saw the video of tyre nichols, who's just one of the accusations we had. this one we saw. no one that came later, after the incident had started, no other police officer came and tried to stop it, tried to report it, tried to stay you can't do this, this is excessive. that leads clearly to what a lot of local activists have been saying throughout this, that there is a pattern there. that is why you need a thorough investigation. this was considered acceptable and normal. and the federal government has to come in. despite the fact that the local prosecutors have prosecuted these policemen involved, you need the federal government to look at the whole pattern and practice there.

rose's attorney ben crump saying the firing is a good start but hinting there may be more legal actionrs now because tonight is the night when millions of americans hope that a shot of luck and a paper ticket will change their lives forever. the mega millions jackpot for tonight's drawing has soared to an estimated $910 million. and that, that makes it the fifth largest mega millions jackpot in history there hasn't been a grand prize winner since mid-april just so you know, your chance of being the next one about 1 in 300 million. >> okay. well, a family on a fishing trip was treated to a rare sight. robert got together with, look at that, all three of his adult daughters. it was the first time they were altogether for years they were off cape cod did you see that suddenly, three hump back whales jumped out of the water at the same time in unison. he said he has never seen water ballet like that he said it represented his joy at having his three daughters home with him that weekend. >> that's amazing. >> how about that? >> just ahead, we have a good one on "popstart." the moment one mu

challenge is not only to fight this -- i've been talking to people in florida and attorneys like ben crumpn say, if you can distort slavery, there's nothing you won't do. therefore, we have to come together. >> erin, the -- first, your reaction to it? and then we'll figure out how to fix it. >> i mean, my reaction is this is not about debate, but it is about division. apparently we can't say it enough, nicolle. there was no upside to slavery. this is not what we should be teaching any of our children. slavery was a stain on our history as a nation, but it happened. we have to acknowledge it. you know, the goal of learning is so we do not repeat it. by the way, there are those who are definitely studying this history with the intent of trying to repeat it in some way. those of us who know our history know that this moment is not the first time in our history that the classroom has been the center of the culture war. we know the weaponization of history is nothing new. and it's the same as it's always been. omit the parts that don't feel good as a country. this is the damage of the big lie,

rose and his attorney civil rights advocate ben crump want more to be done. >> justice for jadarriuson black people who are unarmed are held accountable. >> reporter: and rose is still charged with felony failure to comply. we did reach out to the fired officer for comment but did not hear back. guys? >> thanks very much. deborah? >>> now to that missing teen who walked into a montana police station this week nearly four years after she disappeared in arizona. officials are trying to piece together what happened, as we hear from her family. mola lenghi joins us with details. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning, deborah. so many unanswered questions here, including what happened to alicia navarro and how this teenage girl started in arizona and ended up on the canadian border in montana? this morning the search for answers after alicia navarro, missing since 2019, was found alive nearly four years later. navarro's mother speaking out in this emotional video posted online. >> i did not know details. i do confirm she is my daughter. she is alive. she is safe. >> reporter: poli

crump was justin campbell reports in campbell with reaction from business owners. >> 2 smoke shops in san jose in 2 in campbell have been burglarized over the last few weeks. this shot behind me. the owner tells me that it's now time to change his business model at exotic smokes in campbell, the owner didn't want to be identified on camera. >> after being burglarized for the 3rd time in the last few weeks. i just assume, you know, the couple specialist 06:30am, says a broad daylight. >> but they were here for a while for about almost an hour. no one showed up. she's not alone. multiple other smoke shops in campbell and san jose have been burglarized. >> over the last few weeks, authorities, i don't think they're really callous know shots. the twilight zone smoke shop near capitol in vista, pointe drive was broken into after a vehicle rammed into the front of their store. it's the same tactic used in other burglaries. they used a stolen car, then rammed the car through this front glass sometime in the early morning. vape or smoke shop was also burglarized in campbell. and police say of