larry nassar. you called him despicable and said you wouldn't send your dogs to him.>> no. that's why -- there's the meme of me tossing water. and it's clearly -- i tossed it because he wrote a bunch of junk in there. and the primary problem i had with that letter is he still thinks he's a doctor and he still thinks he was performing medical -- >> what if he had shown remorse? would that have changed anything for you? >> yes. yes. i considered his letter and his demeanor in sentencing. and i also think that if he would have shown some remorse, we wouldn't have had the escalation of awful feelings in the courtroom, which you could feel. when i lashed out at him, it completely dissipated. and he has no idea what he did. he still thinks it's a good doctor that it was medical. it's not medical, sir. >> in addition to what was going on in that courtroom, other people were watching. other people watched those young girls stand up and get their back straight and say their name and say what happened. have you felt, beyond the courtroom, there's been a change? >> around the wo

year out from the sport, and spoke out about being sexually abused by the jailed us team doctor, larry nassarngs besidesjust downs and going to therapy and other things besides just being downs and going to therapy and other things besidesjust being in the downs and going to therapy and other things besides just being in the gym has been a little bit rough, but you try to focus on one thing at a time to get to it. i know that you are very proud about the way that you have spoken out. what you hope that more success on the have spoken out. what you hope that more success on the world stage does for other women who might find in similar situations? i hope it finds confidence that you can speak out and do well and not be penalised for it, and for parents to put their children in the sport and feel co mforta ble. india's cricketers thrashed the west indies in the fifth and final one—day international in thiruvananthapuram to complete a 3—1 series victory. west indies batted first after winning the toss and were skittled out forjust 104. —— ravindra jadeja was the pick of the indian bowlers, takin

allegations it turned a blind eye and even covered up rampant sexual abuse by former team doctor, larry nassarto 175 years in prison >> i just signed your death warrant. >> reporter: among his alleged victims, simone biles, mckayla maroney and aly raisman. >> all we needed was one adult to have the integrity to stand between us and larry nassar. >> reporter: this decision affects not just the elite of american gymnasts, but the 150,000 athletes and 3,000 clubs around the country. the demand for usa gymnastics to surrender its status or face being shut down coming fresh off the world championships. less than two years away from the 2020 olympics, the usoc is vowing to ensure training and support for team usa hopefuls isn't hurt in the wake of the battle. overnight, usa gymnastics responding to the decision, we will continue to prioritize our athletes' health and safety and focus on acting in the best interests of the greater gymnastics community. and usa gymnastics serves those 150,000 athletes, as you heard there, across the country. as of now, there is no organization standing by to fill that

michigan state university president louwanna simon has been charged with lying to police in the larry nassar case. she's accused of misleading investigators about how much she knew about sex abuse allegations against nassar, the doctor accused of abusing young women while employed by the university and usa gymnastics. simon resigned in january after 13 years but has still been on the university's payroll. simon faces up to 12 years in prison. her lawyer calls the charges political and untrue. >>> aspiring actress morell morelli mutey granted a restraining order against michael avenatti saying he hit her face with pillows and dragged her across the floor. avenatti who represents stormy daniels was arrested last week. he has not been charged and denies the investigation. his lawyers say miniutti did not suffer any corporal injury at the hands of avenatti. >>> christmas came early for shoppers at a walmart in derby, vermont. a secret santa picked up the tab for almost everyone last week. one of the lucky shoppers snapped a picture of the mystery man as he left the store. she posted about the ra

larry nassar is serving time in prison. usa gymnastics just cannot overcome its troubled past. the committee says it's willing to build a new organization if it comes to that. >>> we are learning more about thepe fire at a detox center in san rafael. three people were shot, one killed. this is the scene from this morn. jodi hernandez broke the news on twitter, and you've learned about a possible motive. >> reporter: that's right. marin county investigators say the suspect was in a dating relationship with one of the victims. brittany mccann. they say he was arrested in snow mako -- sonoma county. he made admissions that tied him to the crime scene. >> they're heroes, every day heroes. >> reporter: that's how those who worked at the detox facility were described. but workers at the helen vine detox center came under siege last night when a gunman took aim at three staff members, killing one and wounding two others. >> this morning at approximately 1:33 a.m., a call came out of a report of shots being fired and staff members being shot at the helen vine detox center. >> reporter:

in the wake of the larry nassar scandal, the us olympic committee has taken a first step towards strippingrning body for the sport. in an open letter, the usoc chief executive has said usa gymnastics is still struggling "to change its culture, rebuild its leadership and effectively serve its membership." since the scandal broke, three ceos of usa gymnastics have quit, under fire for the way they handled it. the european union's chief brexit negotiator has said negotiations with london about leaving the eu are not driven by any sense of revenge. in brussels, michel barnier said a no—deal or hard brexit would spell trouble for expatriates in both regions. britain's prime minister theresa may has said she's confident of reaching agreement on trade and security on the irish border — a big obstacle to any deal. a tourist has died after being mauled by a shark in australia's whitsunday islands. paramedics travelled by helicopter to cid harbour, off the queensland coast, where the man had been swimming on monday. the 33—year—old died later in hospital. it's the third serious shark attack in the s

organization has been accused of turning a blind eye to sexual abuse by the former team doctor, larry nassar, who was sentenced to 175 years behind bars. the organization has been in turmoil and is currently looking for its fourth leader in less than 20 months. >>> a split decision from amazon. the company has reportedly chosen two locations for its second headquarters. "the new york times" says one is in queens, new york. the other is in crystal city, virginia, a suburb of washington. each location will house about 25,000 employees. having two locations could give amazon a bigger pool of tech-savvy job candidates. >>> lowe's is closing dozens of stores. the home improvement chain will close 51 locations in the u.s. and canada. the company says most of the stores are within ten miles of another lowe's location. >>> apparently employees at under armour are no longer being allowed to use the company credit card to pay for strip clubs. "the wall street journal" says it was a common practice for executives and workers to take athletes to strip clubs after corporate events. under armour now says

they will ask him to be held ifndal involving olympic team doctor larry nassar, the u.s. has taken the first steps toward taking control of the olympic program away from usa gymnastics saying in a letter usa gymnastics has continued to struggle to change its culture to rebuild its leadership and to effectively serve its membership. in a statement usa gymnastics said it is carefully reviewing the contents of this letter and evaluating the best path forward for our athletes. >> well, it's finally confirmed. the spice girls are back with a new 2019 tour. i know you're excite ed about that. >> oh, yeah. >> ahead of their first tour in over a decade, the girld group announced six dates via social media. tickets go on sale this saturday. the ladies will reunite without posh spice who see victoria beckham in her cat suit any time soon. you can look at victoria secret's million dollar bra at the unveiling. that bra will sparkle down the runway. we, thanks forllit )s election ! voting has already begun in other states. >>> right now, 4:30, election day. voting is already started i

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louanna simon is the third person aside from larry nassar in the case.e of the complaints. a lawyer for simon calls these charges completely baseless. >>> scientists are trying to save the last of the endangered puerto rican parrots. more than half the population disappeared when hurricane maria hit last year, destroying their habitat and food sources. 2 of 56 survived in the tropical rain forest. scientists will meet next month to see how they can help bring back a species that numbered more than 1 million in the 1800s. >>> "new york times" reports on a study that suggests breathing through the nose may offer brain benefits. it looked at the relationship between memory and how we breathe. based on the belief that recognizing odors is a key survival mechanism. testing on rodens shows that sniffing stimulates the part of the brain involved with creating and storing memories. >> time for breathing right now. >> yes. >>> wall street journal says your pumpkin pie has a dark secret. it's made from squash. libby's produces about 80% of the canned pumpkin filli

gymnastic in the wake of the larry nassar sex scandal. in in open letter. she writes everyone now faces the difficult reality of belonging to a national organization that continues to struggle to change its culture. to rebuild the leadership and effectively serve the membership. you deserve better. adding the decertification process doesn't guarantee particular out come. >> after searching a year to find oo location for a second headquarters. amazon decided on two low indications. close to move to queens, new york. and the crystal city area of arlington, virginia. amazon has more employees in those two places than anywhere else outside of seattle. the need to hire workers has been a key criteria in the search. the decision to pick two locations in instead of one. global markets are mixed. investors results. european stock opening mostly lower. on wall street. up ahead of the elections. the dow closed up. shy of 1%. the nasdaq lost a little bit. apple in particular. apple lost another 3% after friday's steep sell off. a shipping with fed exis going to get ex

organization is still struggling to get back on its feet after the sex abuse scandal involving doctor larry nassartics - and the organization has lost two presidents in recent months. ( james ) checking the markets this morning... winners and losers is next with our financial expert rob black. (ácommercialá) (james)( darya ) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 continuing our trend of dry and comfortable weather today as daytime highs peak similarly to those we felt yesterday in the 60's and 70's with a couple of 80's inland in the north bay. skies will be sunny and dry as was also seen yesterday making for good conditions this election day to get out and vote. (james) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black winner: job openings slip to 7 million in september, still near record high . .

olympic committee was informed about the sexual problems long before larry nassar was involved. kathy scanlin recorded the problem in 1994. no comment so far from the olympic committee. there's said to be new evidence that may further implicate saudi arabia's crown prince in the murder of a saudi journalist. this comes as the prince embarks on a road trip designed to reinforce his status. so far the prince is staying in friendly territory. >> setting abroad for the first time since jamal khaishoggi was killed, crown prince mohammed bin salman on a regional tour of allies showing world that he's de facto ruler of support. but turkey now reports in media suggests that the c.i.a. has a second recorder where the crown prince gives instructions to his brother to silence khaishoggi as soon as possible. asked about it yesterday, president trump said i don't want to talk about it. france imposing sanctions on un-u un-18 saudi nationals. the president made it clear he's not imposing sanctions on saudi arabia? >> no, not at all. they've been a long-time strategic portner. they're investin

olympic committee removing usa gymnastics governing body in the wake of the larry nassar scandal.ommittee chief wrote everyone now faces the difficult reality of belonging to a national organization that continues to struggle to change its culture to rebuild leadership and effectively serve its membership. the decertification process does not guarantee a particular outcome. >>> after a year to find a home for the second headquarters, amazon decided on two. the company is close to a deal to move to queens, north carolina and the crystal city area of arlington, virginia. amazon has more pemployees in those places than anywhere else outside of seattle. "the wall street journal" revealed it will pick two places instead of one. >>> investors are waiting for the midterms. nikkei is up. hang seng is down. the dow and ftse and cac slightly lower. futures are up. the dow closed up shy of 1%. the nasdaq lost as apple fell. apple lost 3% after friday's very big selloff. >>> shipping with fedex is about to get more expensive. fedex would raise rates by 4.9% as of january 7th. that matches the

olympic committee wants to decertify the gymnastics, and this comes after the former team doctor larry nassaraccused of mismanagement during the time of the abuse and what happened afterwards. they said gymnasts should compete as usual and the committee is trying to make sure their decision doesn't affect the athletes. >>> and the giants are close to hiring a new general manager. they may offer it to dodgers general manager zahidi, he won 4 marge tightals and he began himself in the a's organization, neither the giants or zahidi are commenting though. >>> and billy beane is the executive of the year. he beam the team's general manager in 2007. he had the fourth best record in the majors this year despite having the third lowest payroll. >> how about that billy beane? >> i love that. >>> will we love the morning commute, what's happening out there? >> we're looking at a new crash that came in here. this happened at valley view road. a car went off the embankment and went in a nearby school parking lot. they have a medical helicopter on the way and avoid the area if you can. >>> 80 westbound be

state and reported to coaches, the school would have no obligation to investigate the actions of larry nassarf how limited and narrowing these definitions from the department are. >> are you exploring ways in which to try to help influence the department of education before this proposal actually becomes, you know, the rule? >> absolutely. we have the next 60 days from once this is introduced in the federal register. it's not quite in the register yet. we've just seen the rule so far. in the coming days, it will be on regulations.gov. we actually have the ability under the administrative procedure act to stop this from becoming law. we're encouraging people to go to handsoff 9.org. they've spent the last year building tools so anybody can submit a comment. that comment will count under the law. if that comment counts, it matches the requirements of the apa, then the department of education is legally required to take it into consideration. so you better bet we're going to be making young people's voices heard. >> all right. jess davidson, thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you for hav

olympic committee is looking to revoke the usa gymnastics as the governing body in the wake of the larry nassarommittee chief writes everyone now faces the difficult reality of belonging to a national organization that continues to struggle to change its culture to rebuild its leadership and effectively serve the membership. you deserve better. the decertification process does not guarantee a particular outcome. usa gymnastics serves 150,000 athletes around the country. >> fascinating. turmoil in the gymnastics community here. one thing is happening with the turmoil. they are winning. the girls' team is winning. >> tenacity they have shown as athletes throughout all of this drama has been incredible. >>> the campaigning is over. it's all in the voters hands. wake up. get out. go vote. by tonight, we will know which party controls congress. we have it all covered for you next. apital one is bu something completely new. capital one cafes. inviting places with people here to help you, not sell you. and savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. because that's how it should be. you can

larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics team doctor convicted of sexually abusing hundreds of girls and young women. police say the former msu president, lou anna simon, lied when she said she told investigators she didn't know nassar was the subject of a 2014 title ix investigation into a campus sexual assault complaint. nassar was later cleared by msu of wrongdoing in that case. simon resigned last march, on the same day dr. nasser was sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing over 150 people. simon faces two felony counts and two misdemeanor charges that could bring up to four years in prison. she's the third current or former msu official charged with covering up for dr. nassar. and here in new york, mujahid farid, a leading organizer in the push to release elderly people from prison, has passed away from cancer. he died tuesday at home surrounded by friends and family. farid founded the campaign release aging people in prison -- known as rapp -- when he was released from prison in 2011 after serving 33 years on a 15-to-life sentence. in a 2016 interview on democracy now

former michigan state university period lou anna simon has been charged with lying to police in the larry nassar of misleading investigators about how much she knew about sex abuse allegations against nassar, the doctor accused of abusing young women employed by the university and usa gymnastics. simon resigned after 13 years but has been on the payroll. she faces up to 12 years in prison. her lawyer calls the charges political and untrue. >>> let's talk a little sports now. tiger woods and phil mickelson set to square off in a match on friday in vegas. boy, the side bet action is heating up. >> love it. andy scholls has more in this morning's "bleacher report." >> buddy? >> good morning, guys. you know, this is a match-up the sports world has been waiting for for decades. and it's being treated like the heavy weight match that it is. tiger's been holding a press conference yesterday. at the end of it, they did a floyd mayweather-lake stare-down. couldn't hold it long. both cracking a smile. $9 million on the line. winners take all. there will be plenty of side bets along the way including a $20

she is that judge that gained international attention for the sentencing of larry nassar, the former olympic doctor accused of molesting hundreds of young athletes. she encouraged more than 150 women to share their stories, including olympic gold medalist simone biles. many have praised her for taking a leading role in the era of the me too movement. >>> coming up, live pictures of the rocky fire in southern california. wildfires destroying homes stuck in the path of those flames. a live report from southern california coming up next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. -rocky fire >>> welcome back. we have breaking news on this midday. take a look. through the smok

. >>> another michigan state official now facing criminal charges related to the larry nassar sexual abuse investigation. the former president of michigan state, luana simon, was charged today with lying to police about dr. nassar. he is the former doctor for the university and usa gymnastics. the attorney general's office claims that the former president of michigan statewide to the state police when she was questioned about which sports medicine doctor was being investigated and why. simon could spend up to 4 years behind bars if she's found guilty. nassar was accused of abusing 250 women, and girls. he pleaded not guilty to several charges of sexual abuse and is currently serving a life sentence. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's department has two new recruits with a unique set of skills. as ktvu's maureen naylor shows us, the four legged crime fighters have a keen ability to sniff out explosives. >> reporter: meet nala. this one and a half-year-old labrador is trained to sniff out bombs. and she and her canine colleagues, yoshi, are ready to work. >> they are about a year and

usa gymnastics was rocked by the scandal over former team doctor larry nassar sexually abusing athletese then, the group has struggled to reoanize. wall street financial stocks led the blue chips higher, but tech shares flagged again. the dow jones industrial average gained 199 points to close at 25,461. the nasdaq fell 28 points. but the s&p 500 added 15. d, shareholder activist evelyn davis has died after decades of confronting corporate executives. she pressed for accountability with an array of tactics at annual meetings-- from donning outlandish outfits to shouting down c.e.o.s. at herirection, her tombstone will read: "i did not get where i am by stanng in line, nor by being shy." evelyn davis was 89-years-old. >> woodruff: more than 200 children remain separated from feir families as a result the trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy. one of the challenges of that policy was transporting the large nuers of immigrant children the government now shelters. from the center for investigative reporting's "reveal" team, aura bogado reports. >> reporter: seven-year old wilson re

more than 160 women accused former usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar, of sexual abuse. the united states. heavy rain, strong winds and even tornadoes are battering parts of the country. homes and buildings have been damaged in tennessee, leaving thousands without power. the national weather service's storm prediction center has issued a weather warning for a number of southern states, saying at least four tornados have been reported. this is beyond one hundred days. still to come... could these candidates end up reflecting the changing face of america? we take a look at some of the politicians running in these midterms, in what's been described as the most diverse us elections of all time. police are still questioning 5 men from south london about footage posted online which shows a group of people laughing as they burnt a cardboard model of grenfell tower on a bonfire. the men aged between 19 and 55 handed themselves last night. june kelly reports. this afternoon a house in southeast london became the focus for police gathering possible evidence 24 hours from the appea

. >> and then when they spoke out against doctor larry nassar because for a long time sexual abusing the libyans and that was heartbreaking to hear and it's been going on for that long time and no one has done or said anything. one player say something, dominique said something and it was an outcast but now you saw saying no, it happened to me too, and me as well and i know someone that this happened to and then everything started moving. that was a great model to show especially young female athletes who feel they don't feel empowered and so to show the power collectively. >> when they feel empowered there held to different standards. >> thank you all. take you all very much. we appreciate it back. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> this year booktv marks our 20th year of bringing you the country's top nonfiction authors and their latest books. ...

gymnastics botched its re-organization efforts following the sexual abuse scandal involving team doctor larry nassararah committee ceo sarah hirshland said today that the challenges facing usa gymnastics are more than it is capable of overcoming as its currently constructed. she also said "you deserve better." even with a new board of directors -- usa gymnastics is accused of making repeated mistakes after the nassar accusations came to light. mistakes like the botched hiring of a program cordinator and interim ceo to replace kerry perry --- who lasted less than a year on the job after replacing steve penny...the longtime gynmastics ceo who was recently arrested for allegedly tampering with evidence related to nasser. hirshland said that the move is necessary "to ensure that usa gymnasts have the support necessary to excel on and off the field of play." a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at

. >> she presented an award to the gym snowie gymnast who came forward against larry nassar, includingngagement photos taken at a brewery in yellow springs, ohio. andard, right? not so fast. look who snuck into the photo. dave chapel happened to be there and decided to have fun with the coupleow allg the photographer to snap them. greas. image well done. >> that's great. >>> and sir ian mcclellan, the legendaryct told a story about judi dench. they decided to wander off at buckingham palace in a certain room. take a look. >> i said, i this this the throne room. ou know, where you got made a dame and i got made a knight, th two tloe the thrones. i said, where are they? i don't know. let's hav a look. so we went dancing around the corner, found ourselves behind this sort of partition were the thrones. >> what? >> so we sat on them. >> can you imagine tha >> amazing. >> only they could get away with e rest of us couldn't go roaming around the palace. that's "popstart. >> this is a good one. today's daily click is a baseball playerhoook things to new heights. th check this out. when he mak

handling of teen doctor larry nassar. >> the remains of a utah mayor killed in afghanistan are back on u.s. soil. hearts are shattered would be nothing short of deceit. >> in iowa, single mom coming forward to claim a jackpot. >> this will forever change my life. >> a russian fighter jet buzzed a u.s. navy plane twice. all that and all that matters. >> they're like the hottest thing. running a nightclub.bs door. >> who knew that was going to happen today. >> if i knew oprah might show up at my house, i'm staying home all day. i'm not going to leave to vote in case i miss oprah. they need oprah to hide in one random voting booth in america. then pop out like it's me oprah. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to cbs this morning on election day. i can feel the voting happening. >> say it again. >> long lines and a lot of early votes out there already. >> and results to come. results. as you wake up in the west a divided nation is voting in midterm races that many consider a test of president trump's popularity. right now, you're looking at vo

earlier this month, presenting t "glamour" women of the year award, to the wom who brought down larry nassarttle, not because they spoke up. many had done thatad al but this time, somebody actually listened. >> reporter: lakshmi is a champion of women's right, creating thendetriosis foundation of america. >> i had two emergency surgeries ttered to word was me >> reporter: and aclu ambassador for immigration. >> my name is padmamind i'm an imant. >> reporter: her parents migrated from india when she was 4ears old. >> there's no story that is disconnected from the american story. >> reporter: an ally and inspiration to many a und the world. >> padma lakshmi joins us now. padma, good morning. >> good morning. >> you've been her so many times. >> mostly to cook. >> never like this. doing? you how are you feeling? >> i'm good. obviously, the last two years have been tumultuous for a lot of us. honestly, i wouldn't have even said i'm a very political person. i seem to have found myself speaki out on a variety of issues, just because i think, when you get older you have a power that you didn't have

the development comes in the wake of a sex abuse scandal involving former team doctor larry nassar.n an open letter to the committee, sarah hirschland the chief executive officer of the olympic committee said, quote, you deserve better. and the challenges facing usa gymnastics are more than it is capable of overcome as it is currently structured. >>> anticipation is building on that decision on amazon's second headquarters. but there's new word the online retailer may actually split its new headquarters among two locations. "the wall street journal" and "new york times" reporting that the company would locate the new facilities in the new york borough of queens and in the crystal city area of arlington, virginia. amazon has refused to comment on that report. the online retailer apparently plans to have 25,000 employees in botti >>> let's turn to our political analyst, al roker. and you're wearing your i voted sticker. >> i voted. you bet. >> long lines? >> long lines already. >> vote early and often. just kidding. >> a joke. let's show you what's going on. severe stos light snow in

. >>> the ripple effect from the larry nassar gymnastics fallout is continuing.ccused of making false and misleading statements regarding her knowledge of a sexual misconduct complaint against nassar. she was pressured to resign in january. if convicted, she faces four years in prison. >>> mark zuckerberg says he will not step down as chairman despite recent scandals. in an interview with cnn, zuckerberg said he is not going anywhere for now. and he addressed the future of facebook's embattled coo, cheryl s sandbe sandberg. >> can you say that sheryl will stay in her role? >> yes. sheryl is a big part of this country. she is leading efforts to address the issues we have. and she's been an important partner for me for ten years. i'm proud of the work we've done together. and i hope we work together for decades more to come. >> on the subject of russian propaganda and the election, zuckerberg said the company did not the pick up on it fast enough, but has worked to curb future interference. >>> we're looking at a case that rocked new york city and made headlines ac

is manage tamong the hundre girls that have leveled allegations against disgraced team doctor larry nassarg guilty to multiple sex crime charges. >> he took a part of me that i can't get back. i'm still working on that part. it's very hard. >> reporter: still, she has been able to inspire. simone skyrocketed to fame during the 2016 summer olympics in rio de janeiro. where she won four gold medals and a bronze, as part of the final five team. up next, tokyo 2020, and this wonder woman has already set the stage for even more history. oh, we are so happy. we have miss simone biles with us this morning. hi, honey. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you guys? >> we have to know how you're feeling. we knew you were competing at worlds. we found out you were doing it with a kidney stone. hello? did you get it treated? are you okay now? >> yes. i went to the doctor and i go back in six weeks to do, like, some contrast scanning and all that, to see it. as of now, i'm not too much pain. i'm back in the gym training. so, it was just kind of crazy. >> well, i mean, simone, i feel like i say it every ti

gymnastics as the sports governing body this is in the wake of the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal.he longtime team doctor, was sentenced in january to as long as 125 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to molesting ten girls >>> a woman was killed and several others injured when a possible tornado moved through middle tennessee overnight you can see that widespread damage in rutherford county, southeast of nashville several crews with the national weather service are on the ground to assess whether, in fact, a tornado did touch down >>> and a shark has killed a 33-year-old man in an island harbor on the great barrier reef, the same area where two tourists were mauled on consecutive days by great whites in september a dangerous place to go diving these days that is the news update this hour ty, back to you. >> i'm not swimming there, sue. >> nope. >>> all righty, the oil market closing for the day and jackie deangelis is at the commodity desk >> good afternoon, tyler crude hitting bear market territory from its october 3rd intraday high, trading lower at the close here by about

arraigned on four counts of lying to police regarding the investigation of serial sexual abuser larry nassarnvicted she faces up to 12 years in prison. she's out on $5,000 bond and due back in court next month. >>> and the u.s. capitol christmas tree has arrived take a look at that. it comes from the williamette and it will adorn the 82 foot high tree and lit on december 5th. >>> tis the season that is the news update this hour ty, back to you. >> thank you very much >>> we have a news alert on ibm and dom chu has the details. >> ibm ceo jenny emmetty is making remarks in brussels where she's calling for the overregulation of large consumer-facing technology companies saying that the genesis of the trust crisis among large cap tech is the irresponsible handling of data by a few dominant platforms and the power dynamic is different from business to business as opposed to consumers, where regulatory action is warranted and they also focus on what she wants to look at number one, the idea that you would focus on specifics such as ai use and transparency and explain ability as well as the domina

it comes in the wake of a sex abuse scandal involving former team doctor larry nassar.n an open letter to the gymnastics community, sarah hirsch land said, quote, you deserve better. the challenges are i more than is capable of overcoming as it is currently instructing. >>> anticipation building over that decision on amazon's secone quarters. there is new word the online retailer may actually split its new headquarters ang two locations. mehe wall street journal" and "the new york ti reporting that they would locate in the new york borough of queens and in the crystal city area of arlington, virginia. amazon t has refused comment on that report. the online retailers apparently plans to hav 25,000 employees >>> let's tern to our political analyst. and y are wearing your "i voted" sticker. >> long lines already. >> early and often. just kidding, not often. >> come on! we are look alt severe stormson the eastern seaboard. light snow through estern montana. plenty of sunshine along the west coast and down into we are going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next

#metoo movement, this to me is equally as egregious as the stories we heard about, weinstein, larry nassarou have basically what appears to be the federal system allowing someone to skirt these more serious charges by a deal that was signed off by everyone involved. >> and so many powerful people are potentially going to be ensnared if this comes to light again as it very well should. >> off the clip we showed of his testimony in the senate and the confirmation hearings. i know a few united states attorneys and former united states attorneys who would be shocked at what had happened during the plea bargaining of this case. you are talking 15, as you pointed out, 15, 16-year-old children, 60 victims involved, you know, many of them on the record now. >> yeah. you know that former police chief that we talked to from palm beach, he was very guarded in our conversation, but you can tell, this was a guy that thought they had him cold on much more serious charges and charges serious enough as he said to send jeffrey epstein away for life. what has happened, instead, jeffrey epstein is back in th

larry nas r nassar, including aly raisman.ng their engagement photos at a brewery. look who snuck into the photo. dave chappelle, the comedian who lives in the area just happened to be there and decided to have fun with the couple. allowing the photographer to snap some great images. well done. >> that's great. >>> and sir ian mckellen. in a recent appearance on "the graham norton show," he told a story involving dame judi dench. the two were at a banquet at buckingham palace and the two decided to explore. take a look. >> i think this is the throne room where you were made a dame and i was made a knight. but i said, where are they? i don't know. let's have a look. we went on dancing around the corner. found ourselves behind the band. and there, behind the partition was the thrones. so, we sat on them. >> can you imagine? >> amazing. >> only they could get away with that. the rest of us just couldn't go roaming around the palace. that's your "pop start." >>> today's "daly click" is a baseball player that took things to new hei