her name is jolene and she says hastert then a high schools wrestling coach abused her brother who was the team's equipment manager. and she says, it happened repeatedly for years. burdge said she learned of it when her brother told her he was gay in 1979. >> i asked him, steve, when was your first same-sex experience. he just looked at me and said, it was with dens nis hastert. and i just -- i know i was stunned. i said, why didn't you ever tell anybody? i mean, he was your teacher. why didn't you ever tell anybody? he looked at me and said, who is ever going to believe me? >> well, apparently people are certainly starting to believe. the fbi for one, contacted miss burdge two weeks ago. mr. hastert is due in federal court next week and the charges are bank fraud and lying to the fbi about alleged hush money that he paid to someone identified only as individual a. cnn is following all the developments in chicago. for starters, i think a lot of people might have considered this young man who is now dead, might have been individual a. but it turns out the sister says he's not individual

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thank you jonah, jolene, joanne, nick, that's three joes and a nick.ting film i once saw in college. katherine and the libl bereral . happy flag day. >> i will see ya. >> what's up, bill? >> how was the show? >> it was pretty good. >> i was great. show is okay but i was good. really good. >> so you ready to go, champ? yeah, let's get out of here. >> you didn't tell me we were going to a costume party. >> oh, we are not. >> >> see you. >>> "fox news sunday" is next. >> i'm chris wallace. hillary clinton, can she change the subject from controversies over private e-mails and big monday? money? >> i'm not running for some americans, but for all americans. >> we'll get a live report and discuss clinton's campaign with karen finney, a senior official at hillary for america. >>> and house democrats hand president obama a major defeat on trade. what happens now? >> i am hopeful that the democrats understand the consequences and get together with the president and finish

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you have to remember that jolene burge did bring this story out before. she attempted to go to news organizations, i believe included the associated press and others and i think even abc back in 2006 and her story wasn't able to be corroborated and it didn't go anywhere. so she has tried to go public with the story before. and you'll recall also, there was a great deal of questions around dennis hastert when he was speaker, and his conduct of the foley case. the mark foley scandal, in which foley was e-mailing underage pages, some as young as 16 years old. there were questions about whether hastert acted quickly or aggressively enough to do something about foley and what he knew and when he knew it. there have been questions like that before. i too find it very difficult to believe that there's been no knowledge of this anywhere. it's really quite shocking. >> msnbc national correspondent joy reid thanks so much joy. appreciate your time. >> thank you ed. >>> up next hillary clinton takes aim at republicans for attacking voting rights. she's hit a nerve.

thank you jonah, jolene, joanne, nick, that's three joes and a nick.interesting film i once saw in college. katherine and the libl bereral . happy flag day. >> i will see ya. >> what's up, bill? >> how was the show? >> it was pretty good. >> i was great. show is okay but i was good. really good. >> so you ready to go, champ? yeah, let's get out of here. >> you didn't tell me we were going to a costume party. >> oh, we are not. >> >>> live from america's news headquarters, new york police say two convicted killers on the run may have been spotted near allegheny county near the pennsylvania border, 350 miles away from the prison they've escaped from. there is a possible sighting last week in the same area. police are sharing no other details. richard matt and david sweat escaped two weeks ago. sweat is serving a life term, matt serving 25 years to life. police say the pair should be considered very dangerous. >> an intense manhunt in new orleans for

. >> reporter: reinboldt's sister jolene says he revealed to it her. >> i asked him, stevie when was your first same-sex experience. he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. i just -- i know i was stunned. >> reporter: no doubt he was telling you that hastert had abused him sexually. >> oh yeah. >> so ordered. >> reporter: as hastert rose to power, reinboldt's sister said she kept hoping the dark secret would come out. >> i thought he would get away with it. >> reporter: she decided to go public in hopes that individual "a" and other possibly victims would know they're not alone. >> i feel vindicated and like stevie's vindicated. mr. hastert can't pull this -- the wool over everybody's eyes. finally the truth is coming out. >> reporter: reinboldt's sister jolene said neither he nor she ever asked hastert for money nor received any. the identity of individual "a" remains a mystery. it will certainly come out should the case go to trial. >> let me ask about miss reinboldt. has she been receiving reaction? >> reporter: she says she's been overwhelmed by a positive response f

. >> reporter: jolene burge accusing hastert of sexually abusing her brother.restling coach and student equipment manager. she told that steven reinbolt confide about the abuse. he died at 42 years old. >> i asked steve when was your first same-sex experience. he looked at me and said, it was with dennis hastert. and i just, i -- you know, i was stunned. i said, why didn't you ever tell anybody, stevie, he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: she was approached by the fbi in recent weeks before hastert's indictment became public. he faces charges of bank fraud and lying to the fbi about hush money paid to a former student also allegedly abused. the justice department said he agreed to pay $3.5 million to cover up past misconduct. cnn learned the fbi has spoken to at least one more person in addition to burge who may have been a victim. hastert was a coach and boy scout leader before coming to washington in 1987. he became the longest serving republican speaker leaving congress in 2007. he has been in hiding since charges were

steve reinboldt died of aids in 1995 and his sister jolene confided she confronted then hastert when he came to the funeral. i confronted him and i said i want to know why you did what you did to my brother. he stared at me and i just continued to say i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> reporter: then two weeks ago after she says she had given up hope that her effort to expose hastert would ever succeed, the fbi showed up at her door to ask her about her big brother steve and tell her dennis hastert was about to be indicted on federal criminal charges. >> there are no words to describe what it felt like to know stevie we've done it. it's going to happen. we got him. >> that was brian ross reporting. he will be in court next week to face bank fraud charges. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00. china responds to allegations that it's behind the massive cyber attack involveing federal workers. >>> it's the photo getting attention online today. president obama has a new oval office playmate. >> this part of california you're doing better than most.

jolene berg was interviewed on "good morning america."bit of what she said. >> i asked him, when was your first same-sex experience? he just looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. and i just -- i was stunned. i said why didn't you ever tell anybody, stevie? i mean he was your teacher, why didn't you ever tell anybody? he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me? in this town who is ever going to believe me? >> was it your sense this happened more than once? >> uh-huh. looked at him, and i said i want to know why you did what you did to my brother. he just stood there and stared at me. and then i just continued to say, i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother, and i want you to remember that i'm out here and that i know. >> jolene talking about her brother, so your reaction to this? >> it's just been a tragic story, particularly once a week ago we first learned of all of this alex. you know i was reporter began my career in washington, d.c. just at the time of the entire monica le

. >> jolene bird said her brother was the equipment manager for hastert coached in the mid 70s.bird said she confronted hastert at her brother's funeral. >> i just looked at him and i said i want to know why you did what you did to my brother. he just stood there and stared at me and i just continued to say that i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> hastert was charged last week for allegedly paying 2ñ=i$3.5 million in hush money for past misconduct involving another male student. law enforcement officials say it was sexual in nature. hastert has not commented on it. he is scheduled to make his first court appearance next week. >> a federal judge ruled this doctor will be allowed to post bond. a magistrate will set bail on monday. senator moneyenendez has vowed to fight the charges. >> a court wants a u.s. state to top researchers from blasting the shore with sound waves. the plan would chart ocean sediment deposits to show how the jersey shore has changed in response to rising sea levels. >> if you like to fish and you like it free this is

. >> reporter: reinboldt's sister, jolene has opportunities to be abused by hastert. he revealing inged the information to her. >> i asked him, stevie, when was your first same-sex experience. he looked at me and said, it was with dennis hastert. and i just -- i know i was stunned. >> reporter: no doubt he was telling you that hastert had abused him sexually. >> oh, yeah. >> so ordered. >> reporter: as hastert rose to power, reinboldt's sister said she kept hoping that what she calls the dark secret would come out. but it did not. >> i figured he was going to get away with it. >> reporter: she says she decided to finally go public in hopes that individual "a" and other possible victims would know they're not alone. >> i feel vindicated and like stevie's vindicated. that you know, he can't -- mr. hastert can't pull this -- the wool over everybody's eyes. finally the truth is coming out. >> reporter: reinboldt's sister, jolene said neither she nor her brother ever asked hastert or received -- asked hastert for money or received any. unlike individual "a." the identity o

jolene burge tells abc news her brother steven rinebold shared a dark secret with her. >> i asked him, stevie, when was your first same-sex experience? he just looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. >> reporter: burge says her brother endured years of abuse. at the time, hastert was a teacher and high school wrestling coach in illinois. steve was an equipment manager for the team. burge says her brother first told her about the alleged abuse in 1979 when he revealed to her he was gay. >> i said, why didn't you tell anybody, stevie? he was your teacher. he just looked at me. and said who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: federal prosecutors say hastert lied to the fbi about trying to pay $3.5 million in so-called hush money to a person identified in court documents only as individual a. burge tells abc news she is not that individual. she says she confronted that person on the day of her brother's funeral. >> i want you to know your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> this morning, the list of alleged dennis hastert victims at about three and could potenti

according to jolene burdge hastert showed up at her brother's funeral. she says confronted hastert about the abuse. >> he just did there and stared at me. then i just continue to say, i want you to know that your secret did not die in there with my brother and i'm you to remember that i am out here and that i know. amy: the former student whom hastert was paying has not been identified. according to cbs news, authorities believe there could be a third victim. hastert served as speaker of the house from 1999 to 2007, making him the longest-serving republican speaker in history. thousands of people marched in st. paul, minnesota on saturday in a show of opposition to tar sands pipelines. organizers focused on calling for the cancelation of the proposed sandpiper pipeline, which would run near pristine water reserves. saturday's action is said to be the largest anti-tar sands rally in the midwest to date. a manhunt is underway in new york after two convicted murderers escaped from a maximum-security prison. the prisoners used power tools to drill through th

in an interview with abc news his sister jolene says years after he graduated her brother told her he had a sexual relationship with hastert. >> i asked him, when was your first same-sex experience. he just looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. and i just, i, you know, i was stunned. i said, why didn't you ever tell anybody, stevie? i mean, he was your teacher. why didn't you tell anybody? he just looked at me, and he says who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: her brother died of aids in 1995. another friend and classmate of reinboldt's who asked us to conceal his identity tells nbc news reinboldt confided in him back in 1974. >> started to talk about his relationship with denny hastert. and told me that they had been sexual, and i was flabbergasted. was flabbergasted. >> reporter: he says he believed there was more than one sexual encounter. >> i said what do you mean? and he said well, we would do things sexually, and it would sometimes start with a massage, and we didn't go much further into that. >> reporter: reinboldt's friend says he does not know who individ

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jolene says her brother was victimized. >> he damaged steve maybe more than any of us would ever know. why didn't you ever tell anybody? he was your teacher. why didn't you tell anybody? he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me. leon: her brother steve died of complications from aids in 1995. she says that hastert showed up at the funeral. hastert has not yet commented on any of these allegations. he appears in court on charges of bank fraud and lying to the f.b.i. another chapter in the molestation scandal of josh duggar he is accused of inappropriately touching young girls including his sisters. the sisters that were victims say they forgive josh and they are furious and hurt when the story broke. they want to remind the public that the incidents happened more than a decade ago. >> it was a revictimization that was 1,000 times worse. >> why? >> because it was something that was already dealt with. we have already forgiven josh. we have already moved on. leon: earlier this week, his parents said josh is sorry and has been rehabilitated. the statute of limitations

. >> jolene says her brother steve was the equipment manager when hastert coached the high school wrestling team. he wasshe told us that he said he was gay and 78 and that hastert was his first homosexual relationship. >> i said, why didn't you tell me? and he said, who in this town is ever going to believe me? >> as a member of an explorer true, steve was a member of the group of men taken to the bahamas. hes a photo of the boys and hastert relaxing together. >> here's the mentor and the man who is basically his friends abusing him. >> steve reinhold died of aids. his sister said that hastert showed up at the funeral. and she confronted him with this message. >> i know. >> she says that the fbi came to the door asking about steve and that hastert was about to be indicted on federal charges. >> he will be in court next week on charges of bank fraud and lying to cover up the allegations. horace: hundreds of people this noon are gathering to pay respects to former delaware attorney general beau biden. a viewing is being held all day at saint anthony of ottawa church. joe biden's oldest son di

. >> reporter: speaking publicly for the first time, reinboldt's sister jolene says her late brother revealed what she called the dark secret of abuse when he told her he was gay. >> i asked him, when was your first same-sex experience? he looked at me and said that it was with dennis hastert. and i just, i know, i was stunned. i said, why didn't you ever tell me, stevie? he was your teacher. why didn't you ever tell anybody? he just looked at me and said, who is ever going to believe me in this town? who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: hastert became a kind of father figure for her brother, she says. as a member of an explorer's troop run by hastert, reinboldt was among a handful of young men hastert took to the bahamas, seen in these photos reinboldt took of the boys and hastert relaxing. >> here was the mentor, the man who was, you know, basically his friend, who was the one who was abusing him. >> reporter: steve reinboldt died of a.i.d.s. in 1995. his sister says she confronted then-congressman hastert when he showed up unexpectedly at the funeral home. >> he just stoo

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in an interview, his sister jolene told her years after he graduated he told her he had a sexual experience. >> he said it was with dennis hastert. and i just i know i was stunned. i said why didn't you ever tell anybody, stevie? he was your teacher. why didn't you ever tell anybody? and he just looked at me and he says who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: her brother died of aids in 1995. another another friend and classmate of reinboldt says he confided in him back in 1974. >> he starts to talk about his relationship with denny hastert and told me that they had been sexual, and i was flabbergasted. >> reporter: he says he believes there was more than one sexual encounter. >> he said sometimes if would smart with a massage. and we didn't go much further into that. >> reporter: reinboldt's friend says he doesn't know who individual a sunshine the person cited in the yien diemt against hastert. it alleges that hastert agreed to pay $3.5 million to conceal past misconduct. law enforcement officials say the misconduct was of a sexual nature with a male student. but hastert is accused

>> uh-huh. >> abc news says that jolene bur much has been trying to get journalists to report this storythat her allegation allegation -- her brother passed a way in the 1990s and she con ferted hastert when he showed up at the viewing before the funeral and this is how she described the conversation with the former gop speaker. >> i looked at him and said i want to know why you did what you did to my brother. he stood there and stared at me and then i continued to say, i want you to know your secret didn't die in there with my brother. and i want you to remember that i'm out here and that i know. >> the associated press is also reporting on this story and nbc news has not independently confirmed it but we have repeatedly tried contacting former speaker dennis hastert about it and received no response. joining us from chicago, john yang, these are allegations that have come forward with no criminal penalties attached. explain how this all rolls into what's going to take place in the legal case for dennis has hastert that moves forward next week. >> the statute of limitations against -- s

joe loon birch told -- jolene birch told abc hastert molested her brother when he worked for the wrestling team. he told his sister he was gay years later. >> i asked him when was your first same sex experience? he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. >> reporter: rhinebolt died of aids in 1995. gary matlock was also on the wrestling team but recalled nothing untoward. >> it surprised me and disappointed me. >> reporter: hastert will be arraigned tuesday in federal court in chicago. >> hastert is not charged with sexual abuse and has not made any public statements since his indictment. >>> tonight a man is in the hospital and in police custody after being shot in the leg by an officer with the university of maryland baltimore campus police. police say the man had been near the medical center waving a knife. officers approached him and they say 1 officer opened fire on him when the man reached for something in his waistband. the cop feared it might be a gun, no word whether the man did have a gun. baltimore city police have taken over the investigation. >>> coming up a verdict

. >> reporter: jolene burdge told abc hastert molested her brother, stephen reinboldt, all through high school. hastert was the wrestling coach then and reinboldt was the student equipment manager. reinboldt is not individual "a" from the indictment because he died in 1995 at the age of 42 of aids, his sister said. when her brother came out as gay, she said he told her a secret. >> i asked him "stevie, when was your first same-sex experience?" i mean, he just looked at me and said, "it was with dennis hastert." and i just-- i know i was stunned. >> reporter: while reinboldt was a student he went to the bahamas with several others on the local explorer troop. hastert was on the trip as well. >> i mean, here was the mentor, the man who was, you know, basically his friend, who was the one that was abusing him. >> reporter: gary matlock was a yorkville wrestler from 1969 to 1973 and has called hastert a mentor. he went on that bahamas trip but recalls nothing untoward. if he were sitting right here right now what would you say to him? >> i'd say "denny, what the hell happened?" >> reporter:

. >> reporter: jolene burdge told abc news she's been waiting for this day for decades, ever since her late brother steve reinboldt told her that hastert had molested him when he served as the wrestling team's student equipment manager. >> he dang damaged steve, i think, more than any of us will ever know. >> reporter: the charges against hastert have raised other questions about how he amassed millions of dollars as a congressman, and later, a lobbyist, and came to own two sprawling homes. we saw him monday with wife jean at their place in illinois, along with one of their two sons josh the man with the tattoos, who himself became a well-paid washington lobbyist, while his father was the speaker of the house. hastert could face up to ten years in prison. today, the former speaker surrendered his passport posted a $4,500 bond and then went home appearing very much to be a broken man. david? >> brian ross live in chicago for us. brian, thank you. >>> a major development tonight in the movie theater massacre. the trial of james holmes coming to a halt today. three jurors dismissed by the

. >> reporter: jolene burdge told abc news, she had been waiting for this day for decades. ever since her late brother told her hastert had molested him when he served as the team equipment manager. >> he damaged steve more than any of us will ever know. >> reporter: the charges have raised other questions, how he amassed millions of dollars and came to own two central sprawling homes. we saw him monday at their place in illinois, with one of their two sons, josh, who became a well-paid washington lobbyist while his father was the speaker of the house. hastert could face up to ten years in prison. the former speaker surrendered his passport, posted a $4,500 bond, and then went home. appearing very much to be a broken man. brian ross, abc news, chicago. >>> a georgia woman who took an abortion pill has been charged with murder in the death of her baby. the 23-year-old woman allegedly took a drug that she bought online from canada. nearly six months pregnant, she delivered the fetus in a car as a neighbor drove her to the hospital. that newborn died later. this arrest has stu

. >> jolene burdge tells cnn news that her brother shared a dark secret with her before his death 20 >> reporter: burdge says her brother told her he endured year of sexual abuse at the hand of dennis hastert during late '60 and early '70s. at the time the man who would become house speaker was a teacher and wrestling coach. reinboldt was a student and equipment manager for the team. burdge says her brother first told her about the alleged abuse in 1979 when he revealed to her he was gay. >> i said why didn't you ever tell anybody, stevie? he was your teacher. why didn't you ever tell anybody? he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: federal prosecutors say, hastert lied to the fbi about trying to pay $3.5 million in so-called hush money to a person identified in court documents only as individual a. burdge tells she is not that individual. she confronted hastert on the day of her brother's funeral. >> i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> perhaps that lingering question what happened to those allegations from 2

jolene says that steve reinboldt was abused. the fbi has interviewed her about the claims. he died in 1995. hastert has been indicted on bank fraud payments to someone to conceal misconduct. who that person is is still not publicly known. >>> still ahead, the government looks to get more control over the airlines. the problem? the cost could be passed on to you. >>> first higher job. ins for the month but the wall street is mixed today. we'll find out wh >>> new jobs numbers are out. the economy added 280,000 jobs in may, leaving the unemployment rate virtually unchanged at 5.5%. the unemployment rate at 5.5%. the dow was down today at 56 and s&p down 3 and nasdaq up 9. the s&p lost .75 and the nasdaq finished the week almost flat. here to break it down for us from our officer network diedra baldwin. >> hi bret. >> this was a positive jobs report. >> it certainly was. it's the best jobs number we've seen all year. you could say, why does the mark debt respond this way? i will tell you, you have bill w. weighing in and saying listen if these data points imply that the econom

neil: all right, thank you, jolene content.'re waiting former apple on this and a lot of you as we cover this sort of thing. all right., well, why do i care? i don't own apple, i don't give a care about apple, but the fact of the matter is that apple goes into a business and threatens other businesses it tends to be a threat of those businesses, and that's what happens and that's the question here. i mean we already know spottify site unseen or sound unknown get hit and it's down about 2% in straying because apple's coming in or soon to come in. is that justified. >> yeah. absolutely i mean apple is a jugger nut, they're a huge player in this place. this is spottify's business that apple is about to get into. neil: but isn't also apple's business and their eye turns parade. >> yeah. their itunes parade has been slowly dragging because everyone went to the subscription model and they never had it, so now they feel this old dinosaur and now am they're jumping into it and now pandora and spottify has a reason to get worried. neil:

jolene says that steve reinboldt was abused. the fbi has interviewed her about the claims. he died in 1995. hastert has been indicted on bank fraud payments to someone to conceal misconduct. who that person is is still not publicly known. >>> still ahead, the government looks to get more control over the airlines. the problem? the cost could be passed on to you. >>> first higher job. ins for the month but the wall street is mixed today. we'll find out why, next, with the fox business update. >>> new jobs numbers are out. the economy added 280,000 jobs in may, leaving the unemployment rate virtually unchanged at 5.5%. the unemployment rate at 5.5%. the dow was down today at 56 and s&p down 3 and nasdaq up 9. the s&p lost .75 and the nasdaq finished the week almost flat. here to break it down for us from our officer network diedra baldwin. >> hi bret. >> this was a positive jobs report. >> it certainly was. it's the best jobs number we've seen all year. you could say, why does the mark debt respond this way? i will tell you, you have bill w. weighing in and saying listen if t

. >> reporter: speaking publicly for the first time, rinebolt's sister jolene says her late brother revealedt she called the dark secret of bus when he told letter he was gay. >> i asked him, steve when was your first same-sex experien? he justooked at me and said, it was with dennisastert. and i just -- i know i was stunned. i said why didn't you ever tell anybody, stevie? he was your teacher, why didn't you everell anybody? he just looked at me and sd, who is ever going to believe me? in this to who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: hastert became a kind of father figure for her brother, she says. as a member o an explorers troop run by hastert among a handful of young men hastert took to th bahamas seen in these photos of the boys and hastertrelaxing. >> here was the mentor the man who was basically his friend who was the one that was abusing him. >> reporter: steve rinebolt died of aids in 1995. his sister says she confronted then-congressmanastert when he showed up unexpectedly at t funeral home. >> he just stood there and stared at me. and then i just continued to say,"i want y

nbc news has not been able to confirm the jolene burgess account. we've been trying hard to do that and find hastert's attorney. that's all we know right now. this allegation reaching back some 40 years. thousand he's been indicted on unrelated charges or actually charges of banking and lying to fbi as part of payments to conceal prior actions which are sexual in nature and involved a student when he was wrestling coach and teacher in illinois. >> that student was another student, referred to in the indictment as individual a, not the student described by his sister on abc. here's another bit of that interview. >> i just looked at him and i said i want to know why you did what you did to my brother? he stood there and stared at me. i continued to say i want you to know your secret didn't die in there with my brother. i want you to remember i'm out here and i know. >> the claim as you say has not been verified by nbc. there's certainly been a lot of conversation about what went on in those years. now the statute on limitations on anything hastert did

jolene, thank you very much. >> thanks knead. neil: the fitbit is to leave the downers tied, but not completely so, your argument there are others certainly do this and all you can do with this is track your fitness and maybe how are you doing when you're sleeping. but there are other devices that do a lot more. explain. >> well, if you -- boy, by the way, look at the individual fitness tracking devices, fitbit controls 85% of that market, so they've already got the market -- neil: some of these do other things than just track your fitness. >> that's right. neil: but they're saying they're the big leader. >> that's right. so, in my opinion, you've got 21 million people that use these devices, it might swell to 30 million, that's not much of a market. and then you've got apple, google, samsung, nike, garmin, all these people coming into these very, very new markets and you've got a lot of money behind them. so in my mind, i look at the valuation of the company, i like their products, i know the people who use their products, and t

jolene burge said she confronted hastert when he tried to attend her brother's funeral. >> i looked at you what you did to my brother. i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> she did not respond to messages today from cnn. on her facebook page she posted a story about hastert and wrote, i can say with absolute certainty there is so much more to this story. finally, the truth. his former colleagues say they're stunned at the charges against hastert. >> i was shocked and dismayed by the reports that i read as anyone else around here. >> now several friends of hastert in illinois and here in washington told me they are stunned by the allegations. authorities in illinois say there was no record of any complaints against hastert all these years. now he has not responded to any of these charges. but he's scheduled to appear in federal court in chicago on tuesday. wolf? >> jeff thanks very much. let's bring in our chief political analyst, gloria borger and brianna keilar and ron brownstein the editorial editor of the "national journal." gloria is there any

jolene says her then teenage brother stein ryan bolt had sex with hastert, his teaching and wrestlingbolt died in 1995 but not before revealing the alleged abuse. >> i asked when was your first same-sex experience. he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. i know i was stunned >>> according to burge, the sexual contact between hastert and her brother lasted throughout his high school years. >> i said "why didn't you tell anyone stevie he was your teacher? why didn't you tell anyone?" he said who is ever going to believe me in this town who is ever going to believe me. >> reporter: hastert has not been charged with sexual abuse, but it's the first time someone has been identified as a possible victim. according to the indictment the recipients of $1.7 million was from yorkville illinois the town the former politician taught between 1965 and 1981. a former student and athlete that hastert coached expressed shock. >> no favourites no happeningy panicky, no gossip nothing. gary said he saw hastert more than his own father and remembers him as a dedicated coach. >> he treated ea

jolene tells her brother shared a dark secret. >> when was your first same-sex experience? he just looked at me and said, it was with dennis hastert. >> reporter: byrd says her brother told her he endured years of sexual abuse at the hands of dennis hastert during the late '60s and early '70s. at the time the man who would become house speaker was a high schoolteacher and wrestling coach. rein rein reinboldt was on the team. he first told her about the abuse back in 1979 when he revealed he was gay. >> why didn't you ever tell anybody? he just looked at me and said, who is ever going to believe me? >> reporter: federal prosecutors say hastert lied to the fbi about trying to pay $3.5 million in so-called hush money to a person identified in court documents only as individual "a." she tells abc news she is not that individual. she confronted hastert on the day of her brother's funeral. >> i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> and we can't tell you that hastert did deny those allegations when they initially surfaced in 2006. however, now w

here to talk about it my friend at fox, jolene kent.r the economy and job numbers all the time. what are we to make of this report? >> it is a very good number 280,000 jobs beat the expectations across the board we did see wage growth which is good. the big question now is what is going to happen with the fed? will they raise those interest rates sooner rather than later? will it be next spring? >> correlation between a good jobs report and raising the interest rate? >> it means the economy is doing better. there are lots of metrics to measure that. if the economy is doing better that means rates can rise and people can afford a little more in terms of their interest rates on mortgages and on down the list. it means the economy is doing better. people can make more money. >> isn't it a big deal when they make that decision? >> it is a big deal. you are right if they make this decision in march of 2016 that's in the middle of the election that. could change the way things go because everyone cares about how the feds set interest rates. >

jolene said she confronted hastert when he tried to attend her brother's funeral. >> i looked at him and said i want to know why you did what you did to my brother. i want you to know that your secret didn't die in there with my brother. >> reporter: she did not respond to messages today from cnn. on her facebook page she posted a story about hastert with this note. i can say with absolute certainty there is so much more to this story. finally the truth. now hastert is set to appear in court in chicago next week. >> and of course he will break n. his silence in some way then. i want to bring in now paul callan and a sex crimes prosecutor. stacy, according to the victim's sister hastert was a mentor to her brother. i suppose that doesn't surprise you. >> no we see so many of these stories. you saw what with sandusky as recent as that case where lots of peopletypes people in these positions, they take these kids under their wing, they groom them spend money on them they trust them. and they do this all in an effort to have a relationship. and so it's not unusual that we're seeing this