and usa gymnastics did not supervise him what so ever. >> martha: michaela, she said the next day she about it openly in a car and the coach, john getter was in the car, were you in the car? >> i was in the car. and i remember michaela describing what happened to her and i know there was another adult and whether they heard or not hear it, it would be difficult not to hear that. it is disappointing they didn't do anything about it. >> and a tweet that was sent out. this was part of the nbc piece on dateline and this is what she said today. our prime time for investigating piece and no scrutiny of the organization responsible for the sport and mess. i named someone. and currently in power at usa g that i reported naszar to and it was omitted why? still many unanswered questions. she is saying that someone she went to and explained she was being abused is still in power at usag. do you know who that is? >> i have suspicions. the people in power that have the most interaction with the athletes, they are still the same people there. and so i have a feeling it is one of those people and as

. >> reporter: when ten-year-old michaela ferrell began singing andra day's anthem, "rise up," at herool's talent show, her mother, shaye washington, sat nervously in the audience. >> we practiced a little bit n fore in the bathroom, and i just was hoping that she would, you know, get the words right. >> reporter: but about a minute in, michaela's voice faded. >> i just forgot, because i was nervous to even sing anymore. >> and then i was like, uh-oh. it looks like she's about to, you know, have a breakdown. and i was like, i don't want her to feel like she's defeated or doat she failed, so that's when i just stepped in... ♪ and i rise up ...and i started singing to help her to keep going on so she would finish the song. ♪ i rise up come on, baby, you got it. you got it. ( applause ) ♪ i'll rise up there you go, come on. ♪ i'll rise up >> yeah! ♪ for you, you, you s she does everything for me. i want to be more thankful and thank you for things. >> it means a lot to me to hear her say that. >> reporter: mother and daughter, rising up together. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> gl

and katherine birbalsingh, head teacher of the michaela — community school in north london. communityfor you to enter this debate. what is your sense of why it's important to hear the speech? i am a headmistress so i believe in the importance of history and i believe we are on a journey in this country with a regard to race relations. in 1968 it would have been impossible once that two black britons could have been on newsnight discussing issues and i think it's wonderful that we are in that position today. we are on a journey to the promised land and it's important for us to be able to analyse our history, however painful it might be, to make thatjourney. what's interesting is that even when he made the speech it was knocked down immediately, he lost hisjob and wasn't allowed to remain a politician. is it gratifying to look back and say that we weren't that different as a country then? it is a journey but even then it was considered completely off the charts. i think that's precisely why it's a mistake to get a bit too much attention to the speech by enoch powell. he would never have

michaela dodge: we already impose sanctions on iran in january and i think there continues to be room to cherry the iranianget ballistic missile program entities that provide materials for ballistic missiles. i also think there is further room to foster our missile israel,cooperation with our missile defense partnerships with other countries in the persian gulf as well. so we do have options that we ive been working on, and don't see the ru iran deal altering the dynamic, regardless of whether it stays or doesn't. what the iran deal did for the was mistake missile program it gave opponents of missile defense can argument, that now that we have the agreement, iran is no longer a threat. so that we do not long longer have to worry about iranian ballistic missiles. that is demonstrably false because the have been continuing the program, may have been continuing proliferation of the stick missiles and used them as instruments of state power. and they will continue to do so -- proliferation of the mystic missiles, and they have used them as instruments of state power -- proliferation of ba

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. >> reporter: michaela brown was riding the bus this morning to skyline high when her bus got caught in a powerful hailstorm. she said the bus started sliding and almost hit the curb. >> i'm not going to lie. the whole time i was on snapchat trying to record it all the way, hey, guys, look at this, but yeah. >> reporter: an intense storm dumped hail the size of peas and even marbles for a good 15 to 30 minutes here in the oakland hills. chopper 5 caught this video of the area blanketed in hail about an inch thick. there was so much hail it looks like these houses were covered in snow. it also made for a traffic nightmare for drivers sliding in the icy conditions. check out this car that spun out and even got stuck in a ditch. someone wrote the word help in the hail. students braved the conditions walking uphill to skyline high while getting pelted with hail stones. they said half their teachers were not even at school yet still stuck in the wintery mess. even skyline high's football field looked more like winter in buffalo. take a look at this field covered in hail. >> by the time we

addressing the tension especially in syria let's get over to michaela has been listening in obviously we're getting. a defensive posture of the syrian ambassador and also a bit of a history lesson but he seems to be goading the comments made by the swedish ambassador and certainly the american want to. indeed yes we've heard this before from the syrian ambassador being speaking here in this meeting by special dispensation a rule which does a lot concern nations to take their place in the security council when such discussions are happening and certainly very contentious note from the ambassador as you say goading the u.s. and its allies sweden in particular at this particular point this is once again something that we have seen repeatedly within the council as we've seen in the course of the session today very much a reflection of what's been happening for chile day after day for the past week this is the fourth special session on syria that has taken place and each time we see almost the positions harden not the various protagonists the division within the council russia and its alli

by russia and it will be briefed to the russia hopes or has asked for by the un secretary-general michaela there live for the latest new un mike thank you still to come this half hour. corpses laid out in protests why the u.n. says this action in central african republic is an act of the gap the. international chemical weapons express a russian former spy and his daughter were poisoned in the u.k. with a very short type of nerve agent. however we've got the spring warmth setting in ny city now across much of here were season very warm air filtering into central powers easing across those eastern areas to and pushing right up across ukraine into the southwestern corner of russia or in the process that has led to some flooding this is no melt that is cause the flooding here is the temperatures rise very quickly not so long ago as temperatures well down close to freezing but now we've seen the temperatures lifting some when there are the high teens the fall of back a little bit but we are going to see some good warm weather just coming back through as we go on through the next few days to mos

security council michaela as more from the united nations. this is the fourth time . when the council has met on syria this week a series of meetings that have served only to illustrate the massive divide on the issue the secretary general's repeated calls for unity ignored they are all members to show restraint in these dangerous circumstances and to avoid any acts that could escalate matters and worsening the suffering of the syrian people the meeting was called by russia and its close ally in the council but libya and outrage was expressed at the strikes took place even as international experts arrived in damascus to investigate whether or not a chemical attack actually took place or brings up in a gruesome news limited's of the organizers of the aggression didn't even wait for the elementary establishment of facts by an international organization which is authorized to do that they supposedly determine everything for themselves and you term who was guilty u.k. ambassador argued the strikes were justified in terms of international law and in the representative from

strike on syria michaela reports from the united nations despite a plea for unity in the council there was little in evidence the emergency session originally called by nine security council members and the new british ambassador summed up the majority position options are on the table we will want to evaluate days in the light of what we know we prefer to start with a proper investigation but we will keep in touch with. us in front from the russian ambassador though an alternative narrative his argument that any chemical attack would have been carried out by opposition groups under the direction of american advisers the intend t. claimed to justify military action against the syrian government and scathing words directed at the us ambassador across the chamber who was a. you misguided if you think you have friends the so-called friends of yours are only those who cannot say no to you and this is the sole criterion for friendship in your understanding the us has proposed the establishment of a un investigative mechanism with an initial one year mandate to identify perpetrators of chemi

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see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com could michaelace use the chase mobile app to pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing the grandest grand jetÉ? she could... but in real life she pays her sister, for that sweater she stained. (phone buzzes) chase. make more of what's yours. >> texas is the first state to call for tighter security. 250 national guard personnel, headed for the mexico/u.s. border, tweeting, we are sealing up our sournl border, the people of our great country want safety and security. it has been a disaster on this very important issue. mary jennings combat veteran and democratic candidate for congress in texas. mj, what do you make of this call for 4,000 national guard working along with border patrol agents? >> hi, richard. i think it is disturbing on a couple of levels, many pointed to the fact that it is a waste of resources. there is not an army intending us harm. it is manufacture a humanitarian issue. i was called up for a number of missions, hurricane relief, three towers in afghanistan. it is l

and russia michaela reports from the united nations. despite a plea for unity in the council there was little in evidence the emergency session originally called by nine security council members and the new british ambassador summed up the majority position options are on the table we will want to evaluate those in the light of what we know we prefer to start with a proper investigation but we will keep in touch with our very close allies to us in front from the russian ambassador though an alternative narrative his argument that any chemical attack would have been carried out by opposition groups under the direction of american advisers the intend t. claimed to justify military action against the syrian government and scathing words directed at the us ambassador across the chamber when she was a. you misguided if you think you have friends the so-called friends of yours are only those who cannot say no to you and this is the sole criterion for friendship in your understanding the us has proposed the establishment of a un investigative

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. >> martha: there is an interview coming up with michaela maroney on nbc, who now has also come forwardhe very first time that she ever met larry messer. the first time that they never work together. here's what she said. >> he said that nobody would understand this and the sacrifice that it takes to get to the olympics, so you can't tell people this. and he didn't say it in a way that was like mean or anything like that. i actually was like that make sense. i don't want to tell anybody about this. and i didn't believe that they would understand. >> martha: does not sound familiar to you? >> absolutely. absolutely, it is heartbreaking. and at the same time, you know, i am very proud of all of my fellow survivors for coming forward. today, it was very inspiring. and that is one of the reasons why i came forward. and i am glad we have an army now. and we are not stopping until this fight is won. >> i want to tell you. they are also interviewed in this piece that is going to air on sunday. and this is not from that because that is not out yet. but this is from a deposition in 2017. the coa

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missile a day over the last ten days and the latest attack on monday targeted and around oil facility michaela has more from the united nations. the wedding hall which was to have been the scene of joyous celebration was turned into a death trap this video which al-jazeera cannot independently verify shows the aftermath of the airstrikes believed to being carried out by the saudi led coalition local officials said the first missile detonated in the men's section of the wedding party moments later a second one hit the side on which the females were gathered this footage released by the rebels shows the horrific aftermath. a young boy screaming and crying next to what appears to be the lifeless body of his father dozens of people were treated in the nearby hospital they have no mercy towards children they've been killed without any remorse says this man. a spokesman for the saudi led coalition says it will carry out a full investigation the u.n. has said that off the estimated ten thousand menes that have so far lost their lives in the conflict some sixty percent have been killed in strikes. the

strike on syria michaela reports from the united nations. despite a plea for unity in the council there was little in evidence the emergency session originally called by nine security council members and the new british ambassador summed up the majority position options are on the table we will want to be evaluate theys in the light of what we know we prefer to start with a proper investigation but we will keep in touch with our very close allies to us in front from the russian ambassador though an alternative narrative his argument that any chemical attack would have been carried out by opposition groups under the direction of american advisers the intend t. claimed to justify military action against the syrian government and scathing words directed at the us ambassador across the chamber who was a. you misguided if you think you have friends the so-called friends of yours are only those who cannot say no to you and this is the sole criterion for friendship in your understanding the us has proposed the establishment of a un investigative me

make any kind of effective response a complicated and difficult to the extreme thank you for that michaela max abrams is an assistant professor of political science at northeastern university joins us by skype from boston it's good to see you max what's going to happen now trump has tweeted about this does he need to follow through. well if you know our power to care or to runs u.s. policy in syria now troops during the trump administration but going back through obama's administration it would be one of inconsistency confusion murky notes a lack of strategic vision and i think both presidents are really struggled to establish a co-creator and strategy for dealing with syria obama for example you know q.m.p. him against regime change but then you know at least initially supported the rebels except later he didn't support the rebels of trouble has campaigned against regime change but just last year attacked him assets last week he said he wanted to get out of syria very soon and then you know almost you know the next day he said well actually we're going to stay in syria for the foreseeable

security council michaela reports from new york. yet another security council session on syria and yet another veto. the twelfth exercised by russia since the conflict began twelve members were in favor of a u.s. led proposal to set up an independent body that would investigate chemical attacks and identify perpetrators voters old reconstitute and similarly this is a moment of truth the vote that we are faced with today so i would call upon each of the members of the security council speaking on behalf of france to take proper stock of what is at stake here and to live up to their responsibilities and to the us vote in favor of the american draft resolution raised as a day was the council continue to splinter a russian proposal for an investigative mechanism fails to get the nine votes needed to pass the u.s. not even needing to veto and an explanation of how it differed in two ways from the u.s. led resolution the key point is our resolution guarantees that any investigations will truly be independent russia's resolution gives russ

michaela has been following these events out of the united nations for us my dear anything new about this stone says been taking ballet the key players in this conflict knows who what we heard was what we've heard throughout this week this is a forth a merge and see session held on syria and this week alone and the positions of the protectiveness were absolutely identical once again you heard from russia denials of any form of chemical action taking place in syria from the u.s. anger at the russia for what it described as russian responsibility for such an attack on the question of military action the u.s. ambassador made clear that joint action was being contemplated our president has not yet made a decision about possible actions in syria but should the united states and our allies decide to act in syria it will be in defense of a principle on which we all agree it will be in defense of a very rock international norm that benefits our nations let's be clear assad's most recent use of poison gas against the people of duma was not his first second third or even forty night use of che

security council is due to vote on a new resolution to set up an inquiry into the attack in duma michaela is live at the united nations for tell us more about what we can expect. well nic the u.s. is introducing a resolution proposing the formation of body called unit me the un independent mechanism for in investigation now this is intended to investigate chemical attacks and most importantly to attribute responsibility for such attacks the intention is that it would replace jim the joint investigative mechanism which folded off to back to back russian vetoes in november refusing to extend its mandate we're likely once again to see a russian veto in the course of this particular debate the softer noon but also the possibility of resolutions being table by russia russia wants to make another suggestion for some investigative body but it's probably a nonstarter in the security council because it would make the security council announce who it holds responsible for any chemical attack rather than the independent body itself russia also possibly wants to introduce a motion supporting the work

avert famine and of course to deal with what could be a looming health crisis let's say that there michaela thank you very much and probably to london for more international news that barbara sara. thank you let's start with the european commission it's backing moves to open talks with albania and macedonia to join the european union however the french president the man who in the crowd has called for a freeze on e.u. membership in a speech to the european parliament a crowd also warned of what he called a civil war within the european union between liberal democracies and the euro skeptic nationalists in the wake of recent election results in hungary and italy. the u.k. prime minister to resign may has apologized for the treatment of some long term residents from the caribbean who have been wrongly identified as illegal immigrants may met caribbean leaders to discuss their concern about the situation ahead of the commonwealth heads of government meeting here in london those affected are members of the so-called windrush generation y. arrived in the forty's fifty's and sixty's often as chil

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medals are sure thing. thing. northern ireland's michaela walsh have reached the semifinals. into theut he's not throwing the in towel. to attack and beat the counter—attacks. counter—attacks. chances in a few minutes and we know that. the opponents know that. changing his approach for this game, despite that healthy advantage. that on the other side, they think they will probably lose. nothing is fixed. we have the chance to win. a football game, that should be the target. one of the gold medal moment on the beach. congratulations to james willstrop. willstrop. i followed your career 0n breakfast for many years. breakfast for many years. building up to what we hoped would be this moment. be this moment. you have the gold medal around your neck. medal around your neck. you have been filling will stop pretty high. pretty high. it has been a tremendous time. have really enjoyed it. it. most of all, sharing it with the people who have helped. people who have helped. hear messages from them back home as well. well. let stress why this has been so important. so important. couple of finals

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northern ireland's michaela walsh. plenty more to come in the rest of today.h — has been discharged from hospital. herfather, sergei — a former russian spy who was also targeted in the attack — is still receiving treatment, but his condition is improving. it's understood that ms skripal, was moved to a secure location yesterday. the deputy chief executive of salisbury district hospital, made this statement. we have now discharged yulia from salisbury district hospital. yulia has asked for privacy from the media and i want to reiterate her request. i also want to take this opportunity to wish yulia well. this is not the end of her treatment but marks a significant milestone. her father has also made good progress. on friday, i announced that he was no longer in a critical condition. although he is recovering more slowly than yulia, we hope that he too will be able to leave hospital in due course. let's talk to alistair hay — professor of environmental toxicology at the university of leeds. thank you very much forjoining us this morning. let's look then at how l

after speaking out, michaela ck maroney went deeper into despair. >> i can't believe i said that in a i must have been so desperate at the time. >> reporter: she describes the culture of competitive gymnas c gymnastics of one of fear and isolation, one that nassar exploited by acting nicely,ing and brings her food. some of the gymnasts describe the karolyi ranch, the national team training center, in bleak terms. >> we used to call it torture camp. >> reporter: martha and bela karolyi says the training can be intense. a fair number of gymnasts have said that conditions here were emotionally abusive, verbally abusive. >> okay. verbally, not abusive. emotionally, it depends on the person. you have to be a strong person to be able to handle the pressure. >> reporter: the karolyis also deny any awareness of nassar's abuse. we will continue to follow that story. >> it's story that makes you so angry. like with every new revelation, you get angrier and angrier. >> when you look at the olympic teams and you look at the young women doing and performing at their best and you know they also had

finally, i would like to ecognize our staff, karen, rasheell, michaela, liz, adam and jmilla for all of their hard, good and great work and we will never forget you. mr. speaker, the process and the -- inciteould insight every member in this body, for over a year the ways and means committee hosted hearings and round tables. we asked democrats and republican members to reach out to taxpayers and advocates. we took our time. and mr. speaker, i believe that we did it right. together, we developed a bill that improves independent appeals process and taxpayer ervices. discussionrereesed a of the bill and improve taxpayer services. we reviewed the comments and tried to include fixes where there was agreement. the process for transparent and inclusive and was brought up strong and timely. h.r. 5444 is a commonsense update to the structure of the i.r.s. and the tax code. in particular i'm very proud of our work to impositive i.r.s. enforcement. for example, we were able to address a shocking issue that the national taxpayer advocate raised in her 2017 annual report to congress. it's hard to