not limited to larry nassar. there is developed a culture in prioritizes h winning medals over the health and welfare of the athletes. recognized this in their open letter in january where we must change the culture of the sport. decisive must take action to address deficiencies in the system. today's hearing will give witnesses an opportunity to hopefullyemselves and get some honest answers. when senator shaheen and i usoc ceo scott blackman to resign. that as the beginning of a long sentence on holding olympic leadership accountable. i am concerned that despite the stated intention to change the too re of olympic sport much of the old culture persists. the committee has done much work these issues, including the safe sport authorization act, which i cosponsored. i think the law sets a good framework that will be official our athletes and provide guard rails to protect them. shaheen lly, senator and i introduced legislation in january calling for a special ommittee to investigate these matters. n conclusion, the

athletes abused by disgraced doctor larry nassar honored with the arthur ashe award.ly raisman is one of the survivors who took the stage. >> whether you act or do nothing, are you shaping the world we -- you are shaping the world we live in impacting others. all we need is one adult to have the integrity to stand between us and larry nassar. to all of the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. your truth does matter. you matter. you are not alone. >> well said. hall of fame quarterback jim kelly who battled throat cancer the last five years received the jimmy v. award. his message this week is never give up like jimmy v. >> they say give for someone fighting for their tomorrow. if you have someone out there suffering, it doesn't have to be cancer. it could be your mom or dad or your grandparents. what you say to them and the smile on your face could be the difference. >> the espy honored three coaches who died protecting students at the massacre at the stoneman douglas high school in florida. all received the best coach award. a night that is often

larry nassar. usa gymnastics and the michigan state university team doctor says the words "signed your death warrant" led to the serial sexual predator's assault when he arrived in prison. because of that, he wants a new sentencing and a new judge. joining me now exclusively in her first nationally televised issue, sarah klein. the first survivor in all of this to speak out. welcome. it's good to have you here today. your reaction to what he says happened to him when he got to prison? and the fact he wants a new sentencing. >> absolutely not surprised. larry is a master manipulator. he abusessed hundreds of -- abused hundreds of women for a span of three decades. this is just typical larry. he is a prisoner. he has 60 years on his federal sentence. what does a prisoner want more than anything? to get out of prison sooner. he is 54 years old. he's not getting out. we are not surprised in the least at his manipulation. >> martha: no surprise, as you say, that his attorneys also, i'm sure want to be p

athletes abused by larry nassar honored with the arthur ashe courage award.aping the world we live in impacting others. all we needed was one adult to have the integrity to stand between us and larry nassar. to all of the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. your truth does matter. you matter and you are not alone. >> bravo. hall of fame quarterback jim kelly who battled throat cancer the last five years received the jimmy v. award. the message never give up. >> they say give today for someone who is fighting for their tomorrow. if you have somebody out there suffering. it doesn't have to be cancer. it can be someone not having a good day. it could be your mom. your dad. your grandparents. what you say to them or the smile on your face. that could be the difference in them facing the next day. >> that is kelly tough. the espys honored three coaches who died protecting students at stoneman douglas high school in florida. all posthumously received the best coach award on a very emotional evening. >> impactful words and presentatio presentat

larry nassar under the watch of michigan state and others. your treatment of this issue raises concerns about how msu will move forward here. even with all the evidence, why did you doubt ms. van hollander? >> the e-mail, of course, was in the midst of our very difficult negotiation and it was private, it was never public and it reflected, i guess, just the passions of the moment about whether or not there were referral fees being paid. the reality is that our actions today, i think, have consistently shown our support for the survivors and that is what we have to create. we have to have a culture-- >> i'm going to interrupt you, mr. engler. i'm sorry. when you write an e-mail referring to athletes as being manipulat manipulated, not only are these strong, accomplished smart athletes who have overcome enormous barriers in their lives, to reach the pinnacle of their sport, they have survived unspeakable abuse. and the notion that you would think they could be manipulated by trial lawyers, and that you would speak of them that way, is just deep

perry: larry nassar was absolutely in usa gymnastics. i have never said different in that, as a team doctor. i will find out what it is you were referring to. i don't know what legal action, i know there was a motion to dismiss but i will find out what that is about. it could be a lot of different things. sen. blumenthal: it was an answer. i want to make clear, i am not trying to impose pressure on you from this position because you are entitled to your legal right . your lawyer is entitled to advise you of those rights. you are entitled to assert those rights. as part of your moral responsibility, in my view, with all due respect, it is also to accept legal responsibility because that will make you a part of the solution. it will make you part of any court order. the same goes for the u.s. olympic committee. ms. perry: i want to reinforce to you again that this organization, under my leadership, has and will be totinuing to be committed legal resolution with our survivors. these are our athletes and we will do whatever it takes to get t

. ♪ >>> and more than 140 survivors of sexual abuse by larry nassar unite at the espys and are honoredor their courage. >> headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, whether or not president trump accepts u.s. intelligence's conclusions that russia meddled in the 2016 elections depends on when you ask him. the president's answers shift from one day to the next. he told cbs news he laid down the law with regard to russian interference with the u.s. elections and this morning mr. trump was shown intelligence indicating putin personally ordered cyber attacks to sway the election. laura podesta is here in new york with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. yesterday the president again tried to at a cabinet meeting on wednesday, president trump adde stands on russian medding in u.s. elections. >> is russia still targeting the u.s., mr. president trump? >> white house press secretary sara sanders said he was saying no to more questions. and he went on to talk about russia. >> and there has been no president as tough as i have been on ru

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olympic committee, usa gymnastics and the fbi all knew and did about doctor larry nassar while he continued to abuse young girls. we wrote a letter requesting information about why after the fbi received information about dr. nassar in july of 2015, the fbi failed to intervene while dozens of athletes continue to be treated and abused by dr. nassar. similarly, despite reports that officials within michigan state university, the u.s. olympic committee and usa gymnastics knew that dr. nassar was alleged to have abused athletes, he was allowed to continue to treat and molest young victims. hundreds of vims actims and the parents were never notified or informed about how they could obtain information about all that had happened to their children. to this day, many families of these survivors have yet to be contacted by officials at these institutions. indeed, it appears that these institutions undertook massive public relations campaigns to preserve themselves rather than rallies to the side of these survivors and their families. let me say that is unacceptable. last year, when we worked on the

. >>> more than 80 women who are survivors of former michigan state university physician larry nassar's sex abuse scandal were recognized for their courage at a senate hearing today. abc news reporter maggie rulli is live in washington. >> reporter: those 80 women spoke before for a press conference in what turned into a very emotional day for both the women and many of the politicians who were there. these women have been fighting for years to get justice. today they brought their battle to capitol hill. >> usag, usoc, and msu, you have failed me. have all failed me. >> you have failed me. >> all failed me. >> all failed me. >> today the survivors are speaking out. >> one person abused is too many. >> not letting the world forget what larry nassar did to them. or to the hundreds of women who came forward alleging sexual abuse during his time as team doctor for usa gymnastics and while working at michigan state university. they're demanding that the people who kept nassar in power be held accountable. >> the governing bodies whose job it was to protect us failed to do so. >> they do not

larry nassar were all honored together. andy scholes has more in the bleacher report.as an extraordinary sight to see so many of them on the stage at the same time. >> more than 100 of the athletes larry nassar abused were honored last night with the arthur ashe courage award to making their stories heard. and it was a powerful image when the 141 survivors all took the stage together. they are known collect differencely as the sister survivors. olympic gold medal gymnast aly raisman was among the women honored and she delivered an emotional message. >> to all the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. your truth does matter. you matter. and you are not alone. >> make no mistake, we are here on this stage to present an image for the world to see. a portrait evof survival. a new vision of courage. >> we may suffer alone, but we survive together. >> that was not the only emotional moment. people in the crowd fighting back tears when the three coaches who died in the stoneman douglas school shooting were honored with the coach of the year award. they die

larry nassar. >> more than 100 of the athletes that larry nassar abused in the last decade honored withard. they're known as the sister survivors. olympic gold medal gymnast ali raisman among them and she delivered a message to all of the survivors of sexual abuse. >> don't let anyone rewrite your sto story. your truth matters, you matter, and you're not alone. >> make no mistake we're here on this stage to present an image for the world to see. a portrait of survival. a new vision of courage. >> we may suffer alone, but but survive together. >> lots of emotional moments last night. jim kelly still fighting cancer gave an inspiring speech while accepting the award for perseverance. and the three coaches killed in the stoneman douglas shooting were named coaches of the year. >> what an emotional night. the loss stories and the survivor stories, and the prevailing for through pain. >> there was so much courage on the stage last night. >> a group of college students were accused of dining and dashing after they ate at an ihop, and up next we have a story about why they think they were unfa

larry nassar's abuse began with her 30 years ago.me for sports authorities to put child safety ahead of money and metal -- medals. >>> the parkland coaches who died saving students received posthumous awards. chloe kim was recognized as the best female athlete. and alex ovechkin who helped the washington capitals win their first stanley cup was honored with the best male athlete. >> 140 women, very strong. >>> it's 5:26. up next, a new report shows which bay area location is best for job growth. and by the way, it's not the silicon valley. which area is booming -- next. >>> president trump takes a tougher stance against russia's vladimir putin. i'm doug luzader in washington. and we'll have more on that coming up. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> pam, that's a pretty pic. >> yes, it is. >> that's san jose in all its glory looking down as the sun is rising over the mountains there. gorgeous shot. >> and you know what is a pretty shot? from levi's stadium. >> and if you see a concert, looking back to the valley. >> let's go. >> i'm i

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larry nassar, more than 300 survivors, many taking the stage and crowd in los angeles rising to saluteh. >> make no mistake, we're here on the stage to present an image for the world to see, a portrait of survival, a new vision of courage. >> too often abusers and enablers perpetuate suffering but making survivors feel their truth doesn't matter. to all the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. your truth does matter. you matter. and you are not alone. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: i tell you, a stunning moment, to see all those women on the stage, the courage to stand together and show the world they are taking back their lives and overcoming abuse that lasted for 30 years. that was the serious side. there were some laughs as well. we'll show you some of the fun we had earlier in the day on the red carpet coming up later on in sports. for now, live in los angeles, larry beil, abc7 sports. >> look forward to hearing more. >>> look at this photograph. northbound 101 in san jose, naked man on the bike. weaving in and out of lanes. without helmet. viewer sent th

they will be honored with the arthur ash courage award for coming forward with larry nassar's sexual abuse. about 140 female gymnasts will take the stage with raisman who led the charge against the team doctor. >> i know for myself when i speak i do the best that i can to speak on behalf of people that don't feel heard because i think everyone deserves to be heard. it doesn't matter if you are an olympic athlete or an actress in hollywood. we are all human and all deserve to be heard. >> nassar was sentenced to 40 to 145 years in prison back in january. sports director larry beil will be there before and after the show. you can catch live reports on abc 7 news at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >>> the e.u. just slapped google with a massive fine. the action regulators are accusing the company of doing resulting in a $5 billion penalty. >>> and the rescued teenagers are back in their respective homes. a look at their debut shortly after being released. >>> a foggy start to our wednesday morning. sunshine prevailing and we have spots exceeding 80 degrees >>> new this morning google is facing a $

. >>> hundreds of young women and young girls abused by larry nassar received the arthur ashe courage award. >> representing every survivor, an armies that come here tonight to be heard. >> more than 140 survivors of b team doctor for michigan univer hands in solidarity. laura nassar's abuse began with her 30 years ago. she said it was time for sports authorities to put child safety ahead of money and medals. >>> and the parkland florida coaches who died while protecting students received posthumous awards. olympic gold winning snowboarder chloe kim was recognized as the best female athlete. and alex ovechkin was honored with the best male athlete. >>> it is 4:27. coming up. a brutal beating all caught on camera. what police know the suspect who attacked a 72-year- dollars of baby clothing stolen before it hit the market. the reward for information. >>> welcome back and good morning to mornings on 2. it's thursday, july 19th. the weekend is approaching. i'm frank mallicoat. let's get you outside with a peak at the forecast. wherever you were it was wicked hot or not so bad. >> concord

the women were all abused by former u-s-a gymnastics doctor larry nassar. recipients to reach the stage... walking to a standing ovation the entire time. a few spoke on stage... including aly raisman. ( darya ) larry nassar was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison for his crimes. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the city of santa rosa is going after pg&e for the damage caused by the north bay wildfires last year.. and they want morethan just money. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (james)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... excessive heat will continue for inland parts of the state today while the coast remains right on par with average thanks to cool marine air pushing onshore. along the water highs won't move too much, staying in the 60's and 70's.

. >>> a touching moment at last night's esp awards. 141 victims of team usa gymnastics larry nassar took the stage. >> the women received the arthur ashe award for courage. these are the women who gave powerful testimony against nass enssar. he was sind for 175 years in prison. >> the award the given to those who emulate the spirit of arthur ashe. three of the coaches who died in parkland, florida, were named coaches of the year. >>> alex ovechkin was named the best athlete. he was the first to beat out tom brady and james harden and jose altuve. it was cool to see ovi receiving the award. he was in russia with his wife whont is preg you need to stay with your wife, just in case. >>> chloe kim received best athlete. >>> shark bite at the beach. two childrenurt in separate attacks. where they happened and what ond of the is saying this morning. >> a full moon, folks. the fight that led to a >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> welcome back. it's 4:41. manny machado is now a former oriole. the team confirmed, they traded o to the dodgers for five minor league prospects. he spent eight ye

. >>> the lansing state journal says larry nassar wants to be resentenced and have a michigan judge disqualifiedthe former michigan state gymnastics doctor is serving a 60-year sentence in federal prison for child pornography, and he was sentenced to more in state prison on sexual assault charges. attorneys say he was attacked at a prison in arizona. they're blaming the judge for demonizing him during a sentencing hearing. >>> "newsweek" looks at a new policy in which soldiers with hiv could be kicked out of the military. in october the new policy started. they consider them undeplorable for any reason. military personnel with hiv are seen as undeplorable and are at risk of being dismissed. >>> "the san diego union tribune" saytrustibetired. trainer bob baffert said the horse won't race again because of fluid in his left front ankle. he says justify has. responded quickly enough to treatment to race againhsy is t winner to retire undefeated. he'll become a stallion. >>> why the social network lost billions of dollars in after hours trading. social network lost billions of dollars in after hours

larry nassar. >> to all the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. you truth does matter. you matter. and you are not alone. [ applause ] >> that's olympic gold medalist ally raisman speaking in front f current, former gymnasts. they received the arthur ashe award for courage for speaking out against larry nassar. he was sentenced in january to at least 40 years in prison. >> coming up here on today in the bay, breaking news in contra costa county. the deadly shooting investigation in the east bay right now. our crew is on the scene. we'll bring you the latest in the live report. >> plus, disturbing new details on the so-called ride share rapist case and the search for more victims this morning. ad li gatos town plaza park >>> and welcome back on this thursday morning. it's 5:30 right now. a live look at los gatos town plaza park. a beautiful way to start out the morning. thank you so much for starting your morning with us right here on today in the bay. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. maybe lunch later in los gatos. let's check the tempe

ll we needed was one adu to have the integrity to stand between us and larry nassar.if just one adult had listened, believed, and acted, the people standing before you on this stage would have neverim. >> woodruff: nassais now serving prison terms totaling more than 175 years. and, the military veteran whose experience as a radio d.j. in saigon inspired the film "good mornin vietnam," has passed away. adrian cronauer served in the air force during the vietnam war in the '60s, where he coined the greeting made famous by robin williams in the classic movie 20 years later. he died after a long illness, at 79 years old. still to come on the newshour: views on the russia controversy from former ambassador michael mcfaul and former acting c.i.a. director john mclaughlin. israel's controversial law declaring it the homeland ofhe jewish people. the plan to reunite there ining separated migrant families, and much more. >> woodruff: we return now to what p "incredible offer" on monday n en president putin offered to let the u.s. quest russians indicted for interfering in the 20

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given to the many women who came out and testified against the disgraced michigan state doctor larry nassar who was convicted of sex crimes. female courage and empowerment, very much a theme this afternoon on the red carpet. >> with all the gymnasts and them being honored, i just think it's taken so much courage to do that. and i'm really, really proud of them. and it's just an exciting year for women. i'm very, very thankful to be in sports right now. >> i feel like it's a trend all over the world and to know that we play a small part in that, so many women doing such big things, we're uniting, and you can feel it even here at the espys. >> reporter: the espys often provides moments that are very, very powerful. tonight promises to be very much in that vein when you see all those women taking the stage at once. the espys under way now, live on the east coast. it will be broadcast on abc 7 tape delay starting at 8:00 tonight. another report is coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. live in l.a., larry beil, abc 7 sports. >> great work down there. fun to be where he is for this big evening. catch

larry nassar and parkland coaches who sacrificed their lives for their students. t.j.mes is here with much more on all this. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: there was something that 141 women wanted us to see last night. all of them standing on stage together giving the world what they say is a new portrait of survival and courage. yes, the espys is about celebrating athletic achievement but it's also about celebrating athletes for what they do outside of their arenas. stellar athletes joined forces for an emotional moment many at these espys won't soon forget. >> we may suffer alone, but we survive together. >> reporter: gold medal olympic gymnast aly raisman leading a group of over 100 young athletes who have spoken out about the sexual abuse they suffered under the care of former michigan state and usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar. >> whether you act or do nothing, you are shaping the world that we live in, impacting others. all we needed was one adult to have the integrity to stand between us and larry nassar. >> reporter: the group received the arthur ashe coura

. >> hundreds of survivors of larry nassar's sexual abuse were given the arthur ashee courage award. >> to all of the survivors out there, you are not alone. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we are going begin tonight with >> espies through iowa today, torrance, the national weather service is now saying they caused catastrophic damage near des moines. demarco morgan is here with the latest. >> reporter: oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> two funnel clouds ripped through neighborhoods in iowa late today. hovering over these homes. honey, get inside. >> a storm system moving east across central iowa took forecasters by surprise and left a trail of destruction in its wake, toppling cars and tearing the roofs off buildings, off the marshal county courthouse and reports of catastrophic damage, including vehicles reported missing, vehicles overturned and trees down. >> some homes are damaged and others fully destroyed. the national weather service says several tornadoes were confirmed. demarco morgan, cbs news, new york. >> glor: president trump and russia

. >> ex-gymnastics doctor larry nassar was a semi-automaticed in prison six months after serving timeen telgsing with a different judge with a chance of relocating. reports say nassar was physically attacked hours after being put with other prisoners. nassar is being held at the u.s. pin tensionery in tucson, arizona since pleading guilty to sexual assault and child pornography. the judge touched on the possibility of nassar suffering the same fate as his victims. >> more bad news for the toy business. barl bee maker mattel said it is cutting more than 2200 jobs. mattel's revenue fell for the fourth straight kwr with the company falling short of wall street estimates. a spokesperson said the closure of toys r us deeply affected sales. mattel said the job cuts are part of a cost cutting effort and will most affect office workers. the cuts amount to 22% of its global nonmanufacturing work force. >> as you head out to the movies you'll be seeing stars quite a bit. check out usa today's list of most in demand actors. tom hanks in 10th place preceded by chris pratt and johnny depp, seventh

it was given to the gymnastics women who testified against larry nassar. women on stage being honored for their bravery. >> very strong athletes. gives you a sense of how many people he abused. >> and how young they were. >> there were plenty of lighter moments. danica patrick made history as the first female host of the espys. at one point, she was joined on stage by an young comedic hopeful. >> lebron james is coming to l.a. and he's already bought two houses. a black man hasn't caused this much commotion in brentwood since o.j. >> i think is that enough. >> next one was about pizza. >> okay. >> papa john's. >> no. >> next to the red carpet. >> danica patrick and aaron rodgers made their public debut as a couple. she had these really cool spider web sandal boots going on. >> i like your fashion analysis. you didn't say anything about aaron. >> he's wearing a black tuxedo, way to go, aaron, branching out of your comfort zone. >> and here's juju smith schuster turning heads with this plaid tuxedo shorts, the free the knee campaign continues. >> he's got a

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. >> this comes to my mind what we have seen with larry nassar. it seems dozens, hundreds of victims over that period of time, right? >> absolutely. and all of the abuse was done under the pre text of giving physicals and things like that. with the wrestling team, a group of young men from small towns, raised and listened to authority who subjected to these physicals and didn't know what was happening to them until it happened. >> story of someone coming in with a busted thumb and the doctor telling him to take his pants down. what have they said specifically about congressman jordan's level of knowledge about what straus was doing to these young men. >> basically saying that there is absolutely no way he could have not known what was going on because it was common knowledge. it was in fact locker room talk. it was wide spread. they would joke about it and nervously talk about it all the time. you know, one of them came forward and said something happened to me and you need to do something about it. we are talking about the young man who went in f

a nearly two-minute standing ovation as the ct 141 s of team usa gymnastics larry nassar took the stageen received the arthur ashe awardourage. [ applause ]es are the women who gave powerful testimony against nassar during several trials la year. he was sentenced up to 175 years in prison. >> the award the given to those who emulate the spirit of arthur ashe. in anotheren emotional mom during the show, three of the coaes who died inor parkland, flida, were named coaches of the year. >>> also at the espys, capitals captn alex ovechkin was named the best male athlete. he was the first to beat out tom brady and james harden and jose altuve. no osurprise, he aon the award for best nhl player. it was cool to see oeiving the award. he was in russia with his wife who is pregnant. big year for ovi, for sure. >>> chloe kim received best female athlete award. >>> still ahead, shark bites at the beach. two children hurt in separate attacks. where they happened and what one of the kids is saying this morning. >>> first, when the moon hits yo eye. >> oh, here we go. >> it's caught on camera. the fig

hundreds of athletes who accuse larry nassar of sexual assault abuse honored with the arthur ashe award. 141 survivors filling the stage, unified, with a clear goal. >> we are here on this stage to present an image for the world to see. a portrait of survival. a new vision of courage. >> we encourage those suffering to hold tight to your faith and stand tall when speaking your truth. because i'm here to tell you that you cannot silence the strong forever. >> aly raisman offering a message of support to survivors everywhere. >> if we choose to listen and we choose to act with empathy, we can draw strength from each other. we may suffer alone, but we survive together. thank you. >> reporter: the espy's posthumanously honoring three coaches from stoneman douglas high school who died trying to protect students in the parkland shooting. >> in their own ways, each will never be forgotten. aaron feis, scott beigel and chris hixon sharing the award for best coach. accepting the honor, members their families. >> the issue of gun violence and what happened at our school isn't a political issue. i

. >> aly raisman and her sister survivors of larry nassar bring the espy's to tears. >> this is whereuperstar athletes collide. >> danica and who is caitlyn jenner's 22-year-old girlfriend. >>> sean spicer squirming in his seat. >> he told you to lie.

. >>> hundreds of young women and girls abused by larry nassar received the arthur ashe courage awardepresentatives every survivor, an army that has come to be heard. >> 140 survivors of sexual abuse joined hands in solidarity in a solemn close to the show. gymnast sara cline spoke. she hanked her sister survivors for joining her on stage. and she said it was time to put child safety ahead of money and medals. >>> the coaches who died protecting the parkland school shooting received posthumous awards. olympic gold medal winning snowboarder chloe kim was best female athlete. and alex ovechkin was best male athlete. >> the winter games were in february. but it seems like three years ago. >>> sal, you are the traffic guru. what is happening on a thursday at 6:48? >> we are getting more fill-in as you might call it. more people joining us for the commute. this is the peak from this time to 8:00 and then it starts to tail off. and approaching the richmond bridge on 580 you see a line of cars but it looks routine. and most people are okay with the routine as long as nothing is in the way th

larry nassar took the stage. >> the women received the arth c ashe award frage. these are the women who gave powerful testimony against nassar. he was sentenced up to 175 years in prison. >> the award the given to those who mirror the spirit of former tennis start and human rights advocate, arthur ashe. three of the coaches who died in parkland, florida, were med coaches of the year. >>> also at the espys, capitals captain alex ovechkin was named the best male athlete of the year. he was the first to ut tom brady and james harden and jose altuve. he alsoon the award for best nhl player. it was cool to see ovi receiving the award. he was in russia with his wife who is pregnant. >> and snowboarder chloe kim received the award for best female athlete. congratulations to everybody. >>> good moeving, ybody. perfect day to do a little work in the yard. the gardening forecast, our friends at the garden all-smiles and all-sunshine for today. t coupleen dry the l of days. never actually want to water a ct plant. alwaysheck the soil to make sure it needs water before you p

larry nassar. they represented more than 265 sister survives. that's an army at last night's ceremony. three-time olympic gold medalist aly raisman attended along with sarah klein who says she was nassar's first victim 30 years ago. klein and raisman spoke of courage. >> telling ou ining our stories over and over again in graphic detail is not easy. we're being judged and scrutinized and it's grueling and it's painful but it is time. >> to all the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. your truth does matter. you matter. and you are not alone. >> raisman warn that predators thrive in silence and voices of victims believe to be heard and believed. embodied the spirit of tennis legend and activist arthur ashe. that many women on stage was so powerful. i think aly raises a really good point. if you suffer in silence, nothing changes. >> such a strong message. after the story is kind of passed in a way from its intense focus to have that sign of unity all right there. >> which for them, it will never pass, right, it's the strength

larry nassar is appealing his sexual assault case, saying the judge made up her mind before the courtroceedings began. he wants her to be disqualified and he wants t get a new trial. in the same court filing, nassar claims he's being physically attaed while in prison. nassar was the sports physician ym michigan state university and usastics. he is serving decades in prison for a host of sex ass child pornography charges. >>> demi lovato is awake and with her family as she recovers from an apparent drug overdose. more on her battle with addiction and journey to conquer it. >> she has spoken publicly about addiction and recently celebrated six years of sobriety. news of an overdose is heartbreaking to those close to her. that is the dispatch call issued to lovaod's hollywo hills home tuesday. lovato, who turns 26 nt month, has talked about her struggles ipolar disease.alcohol addictiob she spoke abo it with "today's" hoda kotb back in 16. >> some days i forget that i'm bipolar, and other day are times where i have to buckle down and call people and check inith my therapist. but i would

larry nassar but you knew what was being done to your bodies. statement from congressman jim jordan's office was, is, "congressman jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse and never had abuse reported to him as time of coach at ohio state." when you see that statement, what do you think? >> again, it's not true thnd i think the congressman may be playing semantics with the word. i don't think jim and/or a lot of folks, coaches administrators, understood that touching a man's genitals without the need to do so is the definition of sexual abuse and sexual assault. again, in the mid-80s that term wasn't necessarily used however to now know that the word does apply to what was happening to us at the time is just -- it's surprising to me given the fact that jim has -- this isn't the jim jordan i know. >> i understand you reached out to him to tell him you were going to go public with this information. what did he say? >> i had a 45 minute conversation with jim before the whistle blowing meeting with ohio state. i've been close to jim a

larry nassar for sexual abuse were honored with the arthur ash award for courage. 140 survivors stood in a powerful show of unity. >> we are here on this stage to present an image for the world to see, a portrait of survival, a new vision of courage. >> that audience gave them a long standing ovation and staying on their feet while the women spoke. >> the audience also fighting baho tears as three coaches died at the stoneman douglas high school shoot were honored last night. the three coaches posthumously sharing the coach of the year award. the school's baseball coach accepting on their behalf. >>> so one can only hope that the senseless tragedyt stoneman douglas is going to continue to lead to something everybody wants, more diogue, a deeper understanding amongst students, educators and parents and officials. >> the coach's families were also there t accept the award. >> and one of our local athletes also honored with the top award fresh off his stanley cup win. est malechkin named athletes beating out nominees tom brady, james harden and je altuve and ovie also won the award for b

larry nassar of sexual abuse. [ applause ] >> ifos we c to listen and we choose to act with w empathy can draw strength from each other. we may suffer alone but we survive together. thank you. >> 141 athletes were honored with the arthur ashe award for courage. these are the women w gave such powerful testimony against nassar during his trials last year. he wasentenced to up to 175 years behind bars. the awarden is g to those who mirror the spirit of former tennis star and human rights advocate arthur ashe. >> what a powerful at the same time to see them all standing >like that. nd in another emotional moment from last night three ro coaches killed in the shooting at parkland football were named coaches othe year. >>> just ahead, a major bank giving refunds to tens of thousands of customers who paid for svices they never received. we'll explain who could be back now. e money >>> and better enjoy the sunshine and the tempetures whilrae >>> the day's top stories. white house officials say president trump has invited russian leader vladimir putin to washington this falol tow up on their

larry nassar at usa gymnastics and michigan state university many of those victims took the stage inhow of strength nassar was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison last january. ali reisman said we may suffer alone but survive together >> jackie deangelis, thank you very much. >>> the british open is getting under way this morning in scotland adam reid has an update for us >> very good morning to you. very good morning from an incredibly sunny and particularly warm carnoustie in scotland not a place you would expect for this sunshine, a briit of a bree here tiger woods will be teeing off around 10:to eastern ti20 easte. is he expected to have a huge crowd around him the defending champion, jordan spieth is already on the course. i've seen a birdie putt for him slip by on the 3rd there's a total prizepot on offer here of 10$10.5 million. 1.89 million for the winner. not a bad way to spend a weekend if you can get it. the world number one, dustin johnson, he's off in a couple of hours. he is favorite at the moment to win. but it is an open tournament conditions are very, very good th

from jerry sandusky to larry nassar to now ohio state university's team doctor for at athletics. but what is interesting, michael d. sabato is focusing in on jim jordan. normally it is the president of under, the athletic director you can it is t can, it is the boss of the team doctor. so something to keep in mind. but others have also said jim jordan knew what was going on. >> and we have a quick statement from paul ryan saying these are serious allegations and issues, the university has rightfully initiated a full investigation into the matter of. the spedder will a wait the findings of that quur inquiry. >>> now a story of survival. 12 young boys found starving, dehydrated, but alive in a flooded cave in thailand along with their 25-year-old coach. watch this with me. this is this incredible moment. british scuba divers emerge from the blackwater to see these soccer players and their coach just standing there in the darkness with t-shirts and shorts on. nearly ten days after they first went missing. >> how many of you? 13? brilliant. >> but that he elation was short lived with

group of 141 survivors who went public about their sexual abuse by former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassarppeared on stage together wednesday night to accept the arthur ashe award for courage at the annual espy's ceremony. three-time olympic gold medalist aly y raisman stood d in front f the group to receive the award. toldl those years we were you are wrong, and you misunderstood, he is a doctor, it is ok, don't worry, we have got it covered, be careful, there are risks involved. the intention, to silence us in favor of money, medals, and reputation. but we persisted, and finally someone listened and believed us. amy: also honored where the three coaches killed and the marjory stoneman douglas high .chool valentine's day massacre they were honored as coaches of the year. and those are some of the headlines. is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. >> welcome to our viewers around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in pakistan, where voters go to the polls next week. the run-up to the election has already been marred by deadly te

. >>> attorneys for larry nassar say he deserves a new hearing. he was assaulted within hours after entering the prison in arizona. at the very least he could be moved to another facility. >>> new surveillance video from t parkland school shooting could soon be released. an appeals court says the video is public record and must be disclosed. news organizations are entitled to see the law enforcement response to the deadly attack. the school had 70 video cameras operating that day. the prosecutors do not want the video release. no time line as to when the footage could be made public. >>> road rage in new york city, one driver pulled out a five and another driver, this was the scene in brooklyn. he tries to slash the man and ends uptaking the other guy's car keys and drags the man and squeezes the victim between two cars while getting away. this is all caught on cell phone video, just terrible. another driver is apparently watching it all unfold in front of him and her. the man was taken to the hospital with injuries his hips and hands. police are

larry nassar.e an incredibly powerful moment. something this ceremony has become known for year after year after year and i know you have more for us, linsey. >> reporter: aly and her sister survivors are in good company. you also are the recipient of this award. the award is, of course, named after tennis icon arthur ashe and it's given to those who embody that spirit of strength in the face of adversity and courage in the face of peril. the honorees tonight, an army of survivors, recognized for their bravery speaking out as an inspiration for other survivors of sexual assault to find and use their own voices. the espys are known for unforgettable moments. >> when my daughter was first diagnosed with cancer -- >> reporter: and tonight promises to be no exception. >> i'm very, very beyond grateful that they're giving us an opportunity to speak our truth and honoring us. it means so much to us. >> reporter: this year gymnast aly raisman and about 140 of her fellow sister survivors will take the stag