dozens of women who've filed a lawsuit against the fbi for failing to stop the convicted sex abuser larry nassarective damages. nassar was jailed for life in 2018 for sexually assaulting athletes in his role as a sports doctor at usa gymnastics and michigan state university. lawyers say the bureau heard allegations of his misconduct in 2015, but declined to interview victims who were willing to talk about it — allowing nassar to continue the abuse. for more on this, i'm joined by marisa kwiatkowski, an investigative reporter at usa today — she helped expose the scandal in 2016. thanks very much for your time here on newsday. you were an investigative reporter at the indianapolis star when it first published that investigation, which eventually went on to indict larry nassar. when did you first realise the scale of the abuse going on? we knew the scale of the abuse going on? - knew pretty early that this was not an isolated situation. prior to publishing our first article about larry nassar, we already had three survivors come forward and share very similar stories of abuse that he had perpetuate

larry nassar. majority of the women said they were abused by larry nassar after he was reported to the fbi in 2015. they claim the bureaus in action a cloud larry nassar abusing athletes until he was arrested a year later.. >> no fbi or the reporters did what they did necessary to protect us. we have been found.. >> times of fundamental errors that were made in this case in 2015, and 16, should have never happened. >> larry nassar pled guilty in my 2018 to it is intent of the more than 265 patients who came forward saying they were molested. larry nassar is serving up to 175 years in prison. >>> moderna said the redesigned version of the booster shot worked better against the omicron variant. they announced a vista booster earlier. the test found this to be eight times more effective and neutralizing antibody levels. side effects are similar to the existing vaccine. the ceo said the new version is expected to be a leading candidate for a booster this fall. nbc bay area response to an east bay man w

dozens of women who've filed a lawsuit against the fbi for failing to stop the convicted sex abuser larry nassarhey�*re seeking $1 billion in collective damages. nassar was jailed for life in 2018 for sexually assaulting athletes in his role as a sports doctor at usa gymnastics and michigan state university. lawyers say the bureau heard allegations of his misconduct in 2015 but declined to interview victims who were willing to talk about it, allowing nassar to continue the abuse. earlier i spoke to marisa kwiatkowsk, an investigative reporter at usa today, who helped expose the scandal in 2016. she told me about the moment when she realised the scale of nassar�*s abuse. we knew pretty early that this was not an isolated situation. prior to publishing ourfirst article about larry nassar, we already had three survivors come forward and share very similar stories of abuse that he had perpetuated against them. and after we published our first article in 2016, we heard from many others who shared similar stories with us. by the end of it, there were more than 500 people who had come forward with alle

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you knew what larry nassar was doing to us. you found out in 2015.bused by him, and that's not fair. and we are asking you for justice, really, and they have declined prosecution two times now. the department of justice. so this really is their last resort. monetary damages. now, the time line on all of this goes back to 2015 because that is when maggie nichols who was a world champion, and they were all of the ranch in texas, they were trained for the olympics, and maggie told a friend of hers what larry nassar was doing to her, and her coach found out, and that's when it started to go places. the fbi was told in 2015, and according to the office of inspector general report from 2021, the fbi in indianapolis did interviews, they took few notes. they did not formalized interviews at all. they put them in a drawer and they did not tell the appropriate people what larry nassar was doing. the department of justice declined to prosecute and it was last fall when some of this olympians and world athletes asked and were accepted by the senate judiciary com

than 90 other young women say they intend to sue the fbi for not stopping the sexual abuse by larry nassar the women say the fb was grossly derelict in their duties. resulting in nassar sexually assaulting approximately 100 young women and children in 14 months between when the fbi was first told about the abuse and when the allegations became public together, the women want more than a billion dollars in damages. is there more at stake here than money? >> there is more at stake. we need some sort of transparency and some sort of system in place to prevent this from happening ever again. that's the goal here >> reporter: it took the fbi nearly a year to officially act, something director christopher wray called inexcusable. >> i am deeply and profoundly sorry. >> reporter: two weeks ago, the justice department declined to prosecute the agents who its inspector general found ignored the complaints and lied about it. as for nassar, he is serving up to 175 years in prison, accused of molesting hundreds tonight, there's no new reaction from the fbi as the women pursue justice anne thompson, nb

or... his nose. >> to be clear, i blame larry nassar.em that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> gymnast legend simone biles back in september, reporting to the judiciary committee the horrific abuse that she suffered for years at the hands of disgraced doctor larry nassar. this, week she along with 89 others filed a one billion dollar lawsuit against the fbi for what they say was a botched investigation. the usa gymnastics first reported the abuse back in 2015. but according to a report from the justice department, the fbi did nothing. a second claim against nassar was filed filed in may of 20, 20 but no action was taken. 70 women and girls were victimized between that first report to the fbi and his ultimate arrest in the fall of 2016. nassar was eventually sentenced to over 100 years for the sexual assault. the fbi watchdogs stated that the fbi mishandled the earlier in file investigation and violated multiple policies. the doj said that they will not charge the agents who made these major missteps. when one of the younger survivors

she said, quote, this is from the filing, the fbi knew that larry nassar was a danger to children whenst reported in september of 2015. for 421 days they worked with usa gymnastics and usopc to hide this information and allowed nassar to continue molesting young women and girls. it is time for the fbi to be held accountable, and the office of the inspector general did a full investigation, a full report and they concluded that the fbi, the indianapolis field office did have the information. they did not document the interview with michaela until 17 months after she bared her soul and told so much of what happened to her. they also said in that inspector general report that the fbi officials, some were not with the fbi anymore but they did interviews with the inspector general and they misled them and made materially false statements. but last month, they declined again to prosecute any of them. and so now we have the culmination today. >> let's see where this goes from here. good to see you, jean. appreciate it. >>> coming up for us, united airlines donating flights to bring hundreds o

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. >>> simone biles and gymnasts seeking $1 billion from the fbi for mishandling the larry nassar investigation. >>> can a new diet reverse a health condition affecting millions of americans? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening from the mouths of babes, 11-year-old girl appearing by video before a congressional hearing today describing in spellbounding detail her desperate and agonizing efforts to save herself from a gunman inside her school smearing herself with the blood of a classmate, pretending to be dead to survive. young miah cerriillo telling lawmakers i don't want it to happen again as the house prepared to vote on a series of gun control measures, families and survivors of the uvalde school massacre appeared in washington to demand new gun laws insisting lawmakers know the depths of their sorrow and their loss their testimony incredibly moving but not necessarily moving republicans from their opposition to new restrictions on guns and those who wish to own them gabe gutierrez was inside the hearing room >> reporter: in one of the most chilling fi

in the united states, more than 90 former gymnasts abused by the doctor, larry nassar, are suing thearabia tempting top players away. ros atkins has an explainer. more than 90 of the victims sexually abused by the former sports doctor, larry nassar, are suing the fbi over its failure to investigate him after they received information about his abuse. in 2018, larry nasser was found guilty of molesting hundreds of girls and women. many of them were part of the 2012 and 2016 american gymnastics teams. here wasjudge rosemarie aquilina's verdict in 2018. i'm giving you 175 years, which is 2,100 months. i've just signed your death warrant. your decision to assault was precise, calculated, manipulative, devious. the fbi team in indianapolis first heard claims of nasser�*s sexual abuse in 2015. mckayla maroney was one of the first victims to come forward. this is her testimony to a senate hearing in 2021. i answered all their questions honestly and clearly, and i disclosed all of my molestations i had endured by nassar to them in extreme detail. i was so shocked at the silence and disregard

>>y blame larry nassar and i also blame... an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> reporter: a justice department report concluded that u.s.a. gymnastics first approached the f.b.i. about nassar in july of 2015 and again in may of 2016. inaction by the f.b.i. during that period allowed nassar to go unchecked, victimizing about 70 young female athletes before his internal investigations found that senior officials failed to respond with the utmost seriousness and urgency. christopher wray, who was not the f.b.i. director at the timet there were people at the f.b.i. who had their own chance to stop this monster back in 2015 and failed. >> reporter: john manly is maggie nichols' attorney. >> these men did nothing, and they allowed dozens of little girls to be brutally molested by one of the most predatory doctors in american history. >> reporter: nassar's survivors, they say the f.b.i. agents involved, they got off easy. one of the agents was fired. another was allowed to retire. and just last month, the justic

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thejudge was addressing the former us gymnastics coach larry nassar. after handing him a life sentence for sexually abusing young women and girls. she called it his death warrant. butjustice came far too late, according to dozens of women who say they were abused by him. they are planning on suing the fbi for over $1 billion, arguing the agency's failure to act allowed the doctor to assault them. the star claimants include olympic gold—medallist simone biles, aly raisman and mckayla maroney who testified in front of the us senate last year. they allowed a child molester to go free for more than a year and this inaction directly allowed nassar�*s abuse to continue. what is the point of reporting abuse if our own fbi agents are going to take it upon themselves to bury that report in a drawer? the fbi's own watchdog came to the same conclusion in a scathing report last year. it found the agency allowed the abuse to continue for more than a year after the case was first opened in 2015. it also pointed to numerous mistakes and cover—ups by agents. they did

they're demanding answers. 91 women and girls sexually abused by former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar have filed claims for more than a billion dollars against the fbi, saying agents mishandled or ignored key evidence in their investigation. allegations they outlined in a senate hearing late last year. >> nassar found more than 100 new victims to molest. it was like serving innocent children up to a pedophile on a silver platter >> in the same hearing, fbi director christopher wray, who wasn't leading the agency at the time, acknowledged mistakes in the case >> the kinds of fundamental errors that were made in this case in 2015 and '16 should never have happened. period >> one agent was fired, another retired. still, neither has faced criminal charges the fbi now has six months to reach a settlement with the gymnasts or deny the claims which would clear the way for a lawsuit to be filed. for the news, i'm jay gray >> johnny depp's lawyers shutting down suggestions that there was a coordinated social media campaign against amber heard during their defamation trial. they spoke on the "t

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nassar's survivors include usa gymnastics stars. >> i blame larry nassar, and i also blame an entire his abuse. >> reporter: a justice department report concluded that u.s. gymnastics first approached the fbi about nassar in july of 2015 and again in may of 2016. inaction by the fbi during that period allowed nassar to go unchecked victimizing about 70 young female athletes before his arrest. the internal investigation found that senior officials failed to respond with the utmost seriousness and urgency. christopher wray, who was not the fbi director at the time, has repeatedly apologized. >> i'm especially sorry that there were people at the fbi who had their own chance to stop this monster in 2015 and failed. >> reporter: john manly is maggie nichols' attorney. >> these men did nothing, and they allowed dozens of little girls to be brutally molested by one of the most predatory doctors in american history. >> reporter: as for the fbi agents involved, nassar survivors, they say they got off easy. one was fired, the other was allowed to retire, and just last month the department of ju

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>> yes, i was the first one to report larry nassar in 2015 and after i reported usa gymnastics was tolde it and we should keep quiet and the fbi was actually hiding my reports and the reports from the other gymnasts and larry nassar was still able to abuse hundreds of girls day in and day out. so, it's just super scary to even think about because we have so much trust in the fbi to keep, you know, our country safe and things like that. neil: well, i notice besides yourself, simone biles, aly raisman, among the other 85 to 90 women who have joined in this. did you all compare notes on this, notice a pattern to this? >> i mean, we talk here and there, but we don't really know what's going on behind the scenes and things like that, but we just want to do what's right and hold the people who did-- or who were relying, we want to hold them accountable. neil: you're the lawyer and you know the uphill battle they face. what is the fbi response to the suit? >> so far they have not responded. they have six months from the filing of the claim to respond. while we sincerely hope they finally take

larry nassar from abusing them. cnn's jeff pegues has all the new details. >> reporter: maggie nichols was among the first to have courage in 2015. today she is still frustrated. >> the fbi agents were hiding all the information that i and other gymnasts gave them. >> reporter: the claim seeks $1 billion. it's based on the fbi's mishandling of credible complaints of sexual assaults by nassar. nassar's survivors include usa gymnastics stars. >> i blame larry nassar, and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> reporter: a justice department report concluded the usa gymnastics first approached the fbi about nassar in july of 2015 and again in may of 2016. inaction by the fbi during that period allowed nassar to go unchecked, victimizing about 70 young female athletes before his arrest. internal investigation found that senior officials failed to respond with the utmost seriousness and urgency. christopher wray, who was not the fbi director at the time, has repeatedly apologized. >> i'm

by more than 90 women and girls including olympic gold med list simone biles who were abused by larry nassarfor grossly mishandling their claims. joining me is the first woman to speak publicly about the abuse, attorney rachel. it's good to see you again, rachel. you're not part of this move, because of the timing of when your abuse occurred. but your story is their story. what does this big move represent? >> yeah. this represents just what i hope will become an incredible motivation to change how our law enforcement responds to sexual abuse. when i came forward publicly, i came forward with my name and my face and all of those identifying details in 2016 because i was 100% confident we were going to find mishandling of abuse allegations against larry and likely outright correction in our law enforcement. this is what survivors deal with all the time, every day across the country. and as soon as i filed that police report, that's what we found. that, in fact, the fbi was sitting on reports of substance abuse for 15 months while larry was in the exam room. larry was in the exam room abusing

they are survivors of larry nassar, the former doctor for olympic gymnastics.tching its investigation into nassar when she spoke before the senate judiciary committee. listen. >> what is the point of reporting abuse if our own fbi agents are going to take it upon themselves to bury that report in a drawer? they had legal, legitimate evidence of child abuse and did nothing. >> last month, the doj declined to prosecute two former-fbi agents accused of mishandling the agency's 2015 investigation into nassar. the agents were accused by the do doj's watchdog office which the fbi director christopher wray called gross misconduct. joining me now is alex, ap attorney for maroney, simone biles, and aly raisman. i am very glad you are here, alex. i want to just clarify something because the headlines for some might read there is a lawsuit. this actually isn't a lawsuit. the way it works under the federal tort claims act, you have to first give notice about the opportunity or intention to sue. and then, they have to have about a six-month period before you have to actuall

the justice department is accused of mishandling the abuse case against larry nassar. the sports doctor found guilty of targeting young women and girls. a doj inspector general's report found the fbi knew about nassar's behavior in 2015 but failed to act for more than a year. the plaintiffs argue that left nassar free to assault more women and children. nassar pleaded guilty in 2017. he is serving 100 year prison sentence. alright, checking in on our forecast now taking a live look outside at coit tower. looking a little bit breezy out there. but the skies look mostly clear here. tell us a bit more about that is kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with all of the need to know details. hey, said, hey, there's deadly tracking that cool sea breeze along the coast. keeping that marine layer right along golden gate bridge. we can barely make it out. so very stubborn, dense, low clouds and fog right along the immediate bay area coastline. a lot of sunshine as you make your way inland. >> but quite the temperatures spread out there right now for your midweek forecast w

exposed to toxic fumes. >>> the supreme court of michigan denying former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar'sal appeal the justices handing down an order on his sexual assault convictions today. writing, we decline to expend additional judicial resources and further subject the victims in this case to additional trauma nassar's team argued he faced mistreatment during his trial. they pointed to public officials calling him a monster who would wither in prison but the justices said that did not have an effect on his sentencing and denied the appeal. the former doctor pleaded guilty more than four years ago to abusing ten of them. he's currently serving up to 175 years in prison. hundreds of women and girls, including olympians aly raisman, simone biles, and mckayla maroney, all accusing him of sexual abuse >> a recession not inevitable. that from president biden during an interview with the associated press. america's ceos have a different view according to a new survey by the conference board, more than 60% think one is coming or is already here so what does it mean for an already hectic hous

day in the wake of the larry nassar abuse. to be clear -- i'm sorry -- >> take your time. >> to be clear, i blame larry nassar, and i also blame an entire that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> after that hearing, the department of justice said they would relook at this, but it was last month that they declined prosecution for the second time and thus today, this was sent to the fbi. now, the fbi has six months to respond. and if they don't or if the settlement is not reached, then all of these 90 ladies can file a lawsuit. >> okay. we know you'll stay on it. jean casarez, thank you very much for the latest. >> it's the top of the hour on cnn newsroom. i'm alisyn camerota. >> i'm victor blackwell. we start this hour with the tears and the grief and the stories of terror from capitol hill today as people who have been deeply impacted by america's latest mass shootings testify to the house oversight committee. the youngest voice, just 11 years old, a 4th grader who survived the massacre in uvalde, texas. >> recounting the wo

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larry nassar. now olympic medalist, simone biles, aly raisman, and mckayla maroney are among those included in that lawsuit. they claim the agency file to promptly investigate about his crimes, seeking more than $1 billion in damages. the fbi and justice department have not issued a response. >>> a live look at sfo for you this midday with summer travel season already taking off. pilot shortages, abc's tom costello as more about what airlines are contending with, and how it could impact your next getaway. >> reporter: the great escape of 2022 is out of the gate. even if you booked your summer travel months ago, beware. the airlines are still struggling with staffing and schedules. american airlines just announced its grounded 100 regional jets because it doesn't have the pilots to fly them. >> we are hiring 2000 pilots this year, getting them alter training is a real task. >> reporter: virtually every airline has grounded some of its regional plans or cut their schedules. >> i'm deeply sorry. >> re

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larry nassar in 2015. olympic gold medalist simone biles, and micckayla maroney ar among the women. the lawsuits will seek $1 million in damages. they say investigators could have ended nassar's abuse and protected other victims had they not failed to investigate early complaints of the doctor. >>> still ahead, president biden touches down in california. the high profile boycott that's already creating some drama. >>> and the debut of a low-cost airline option for bay area travelers. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, friends and family remember the 24-year-old man shot and killed at a san jose safeway this weekend. as police continue to search for his killer. >>> plus -- >> the san jose mayor's race is now down to just two candidates, cindy chavez and matt mahan. how the runoff for the mayor's office will be shaping up this when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device

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from the insp inspector general's office indicating these agents concealed evidence and allowed larry nassarmichigan state and actually abused dozens of others. the idea that can happen and nobody is charged for it. it is simply out rroutrageous. >>> your client is seeking for a monetary amount, i do wonder and just hearing their riveting testimonies, the power of their words and lingering questions of what's the point? the i have prosecuted so many delayed sexual cases and talking to victims and survivors of this abuse. we encourage people to support because we hope for accountability. for your client, how will they define accountability and justice here? it is not just about the number. >> no. it certainly not just about the number. what accountability looks like is understanding what happens. last summer we got the report from the inspector's [ january 9th ] >> the most important is why did, why did they botch this so horrifically? that's what this is about. it is understanding why this happened. >> these women have come forward, you know, going on nearly 7 years ago now. >> and all they

larry nassar olympians, simone biles, alley raisman and mckayla maroney are among the dozens of victims more than 1 billion dollars from the fbi. the women claim the fbi couldn't stop nassar if they had acted when the first allegations came forward in 2015 nassar would not be arrested until the michigan state university police stepped in and that was in the fall of 2016. >> they allowed a child molester to go free for more than a year. and this in action directly allowed nassar's abuse to continue. what is the point? of reporting abuse if our own fbi agents are going to take it upon themselves to bury that report in a drawer. >> the fbi has 6 months to respond to this lawsuit. both michigan state and you see a gymnasts us a rather gymnastics agreed to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars in settlements. >> working from home and then boom, dangerous situation this morning in martinez after that car crashed into the side of a home on alhambra avenue causing a gas leak. gas lines to the home were shut off. streets were closed as the car was pulled from that exterior wall. luckily no one

almost 100 other sexual abuse survivors have sued the fbi over its failure to properly investigate larry nassare former team usa gymnastics doctor. the fbi first received reports of sexual abuse by nasser in 2015 but the agency failed to act for a full year, leaving dr. nasser free to continue has sexual abuse. in 2017, nasser pled guilty to sexual assault, chopper larvae, and evidence covering charges and sentenced over 40 years in jail. samantha roy said -- "if the fbi had simply done its job, nassar would have been stopped before he ever had the chance to abuse hundreds of girls, including me." google has agreed to pay $118 million to over 15,000 female workers to settle a class-action gender discrimination lawsuit. the lawsuit had accused google of systematically underpaying women in california in violation of state law. meanwhile, female employees at the software company oracle are facing a new setback in their lawsuit against the company. on friday, a judge stripped them of their class-action status. and retired marine four-star general john allen has resigned as the president of the broo

gymnastics' handling of allegations against larry nassar. a letter to the u.s.a. gymnastics signed by chairman gowdy, then ranking member ms. foxx, member cummings, also ms. foxx and myself the committee wrote, and i quote, sexual assault should not be tolerated, but when it does occur, it is imperative that swift and immediate action be taken to stop the abuse, prevent it from occurring, and address its effects, end quote. i would like to enter the letter into the record, without objection, so ordered. and we are here today to hold another sport governing body accountable. because the nfl has failed the thousands of employees that work for teams across the country. and that failure has endangered women across the nfl and sent a powerful message to every workplace that accountability is optional. my time has expired. the gentlelady is recognized, ms. norton. i place the letter in the record. ms. norton: thank you, madam chair. mr. goodell, in 2014 the nfl sraoe advise -- revised its personnel conduct policy. i want to discuss the passage of that. it said ownership

they say they were sexually assaulted by larry nassar, a former usaid gymnastics te dr.ges the fbi knew about him in 2015 -- team doctor. meanwhile, from hollywood producer harvey weinstein will face indecent assault charges in britain. please say it happened in london in 1986 and involved a woman who is now in her 50's. weinstein is already serving a 23-year seence in the u.s. for sex crime convictions in new york. and, in ukraine, government forces retreated today in a key eastern city and the driven back by a russian onslaught. graining officials said heavy shelling forced their fighters to pull back to the city outskirts. meanwhile, russia's foreign minister visited turkey and promised safe passage for ukrainian grain shipments through the black sea. ukraine's ambassador dismissed the pledge. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: the russian side as usual is playing at stupid games. they are trying to get involved in the process of checking vessels, trying to block them. i am certain they will not succeed. russians must be pushed back in unblock the ports. >>

larry nassar, sentenced to decades in prison for sexual assaulting gymnasts, including olympic medallists attorneys argue he was treated unfairly in 2018 and new hearing was deserved back to you. >> thanks. >>> the investment committee is making moves, we hit those trades next in two minutes on the halftime report. ♪ ♪ women have to overcome more obstacles to reach the top. it's made them fiercely determined and more innovative. just because they can navigate the obstacles doesn't mean they should have to. citi is committed to investing in opportunities for 10 million women globally by 2025. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. learn more at viking.com mini-boss? a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. i need a good night sleep so get out. oh. fine, because you had a nightmare. oh re

seeking a billion dollars from the fbi for their failure to investigate widespread sexual abuse by larry nassarin the united states sent a clear message to the democratic party last night. what were they saying and is anyone listening? >> leading this hour, heartbreaking testimony on the hill today. a mother who now has to clean the holes in her son's body from the bullet wounds he suffered during the racist massacre at the buffalo grocery store. >> a terrified 10-year-old who smeared her friend's blood over her body to avoid the same fate as her classmates in uvalde. the pediatrician who has known most of the uvalde victims since birth, describing how bullets tore their little bodies to shreds. and a mom recounting the last time she saw her daughter, lexi rubio, at robb elementary school. >> lexi received the good citizen award and was also recognized for receiving all as. at the conclusion of the ceremony, we took photos with her before asking her to pose for a picture with her teacher, mr. reyes. that photo, her last photo ever, was taken at approximately 10:54 a.m. to celebrate, we promised

. >> shannon: michigan supreme court is rejecting a final appeal from sports doctor larry nassar sentencedly assaulting gymnasts including olympic medalists. he said he was treated unfairly in his trial and needed a new one. they pointed to statements of lower court judge who said of nassar's 40 years sentence at the time quote i just signed your death warrant. a new move by the biden administration to spend 10 million of your taxpayer dollars to study the best ways to ask people about their sexual orientation. the effort comes amid controversies over the role of the government, schools and parents on their. correspondent phil keating reports tonight from miami. >> the festivities are well underway for pride month. i mean parties and gay pride parades which they including lgbtq americans. count president biden among those celebrating the month. >> the message is simple: pride is back at the white house. >> counting is what the u.s. census bureau has been doing since 1902. aims for the most exact population data it can go race, numbers gender sexual orientation and gender identity. to get t

olympic gold medalist simone piles and dozens of other women who say they were sexually assaulted by larry nassarking more than a billion dollars from the fbi for failing to stop the sports doctor even after the agency started getting allegations against him. nassar pleaded guilty in 2017 and is serving decades in prison. 40-year-old murder mystery gets some semblance of it happy ending tonight in texas, senior correspondent laura ingle has the details. good evening, laura. >> shannon, a miracle development in this decade-long case that has brought a set of the more emotions for the family of a once missing child 42 years old today, first relief she was found alive and now hope that there will be answers as to who took her aunt who took killed her young parents. the double homicide of a florida couple found dead in a wooded area in houston, texas, back in 1981 has been a cold case for over 40 years, as authorities did not know the identity of the man and woman until just last year, when friends and genealogists took on the case and identified them as teen aunt gail lynn -- and the husband. >> we

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they say they were sexually assaulted by larry nassar, a former u.s.a. gymnastics team doctor.t alleges the fbi knew about him in 2015, but did nothing for another year. nassar is now serving decades in prison for child pornography and sex crimes. former hollywood producer harvey weinstein will face indecent assault charges in britain. police say it happened in london in 1996, and involved a woman who's now in her 50's. weinstein is 70 and is already serving a 23-year sentence in the u.s. for sex crime convictions in new york. in ukraine, government forces retreated today in a key eastern city, driven back by a russian onslaught. ukrainian officials said heavy shelling forced their fighters in severo-donestk to pull back to the city outskirts. meanwhile, russia's foreign minister visited turkey, and promised safe passage for ukrainian grain shipments through the black sea. ukraine's ambassador to ankara dismissed the pledge. >> the russian side, as usual, is playing its stupid games. they are trying to get involved in the process of checking vessels. they are trying to keep blo