nassar practiced medicine at michigan state university, but being usa gymnastics team doctor. treating the highest profile team olympians. >> i was struggling between feeling like i should be grateful for seeing him, but being very confuse said because something seemed very off. >> reporter: den holdander who first went public with the indianapolis star alleges he sexually abused her. >> dr. nassar is a predator. >> reporter: this attorney represents a bronze medal winner from the sydney games. in a lawsuit filed in california, the gymnast alleges that during exams, nassar would digitally penetrate her, in order to adjust the bones in her hips. performing the procedure without gloves and/or a chaperone, and it was done for nassar's own sexual gratification. the alleged incident sometimes took place when the team was on the road, including a trip to china, outside the view of any adults. manly said he now has 12 clients. >> the idea that you would put your hand in the private parts of a prepubescent child because they have a sore back is laughable and it's sexual assault. >> re

. >> reporter: researchers at michigan state university found middle aged and older adults are more likely to be healthy if their spouses are happy >> you got to look out for each other. >> reporter: according to the researchers it could be because happy strausss provide strong social support and are more likely to promote healthy routines >> happy spouse is definitely related to many better things. >> reporter: dr. monica mandell is a relationship expert. happiness involves from the initial state of euphoria >> as the years go by, that happiness is more defined by being content, knowing that there is stability >> consistent, low him rather than a roar. >> mandell says it starts with choosing a partner with similar values then communication >> offering good sound advice. >> that's right. and it works. we've been together 37 years. >> reporter: next, shared activity. >> making time just to be together is very important. >> i don't care if it's watching television together, a show you like together. >> reporter: finally looking ahead and planning together. >> reporter: dr. mandell says while

according to the michigan state university food fraud initiative, food fraud costs 30 to $40 billion every year worl and dining out? >> very few people realize that restaurant are sort of the wild west. they don't have to adhere to the same kind of labelling rules retailers have. >> food fraud has and does cause illnesses and has actually caused deaths in consumers. >> karen is a scientist at ufp. the group sets standards for medicines in foods. on her watch list, processed foods. >> resourcing ingredients from all over the world and putting them together into a finished food product. this increases the opportunity for fraud. >> like frozen pizza that can have dozens of ingredients. usp created a database for companies loo to prevent fraud. >> you can quickly identify which ingredi are prone to fraud, what what about used and which of those might be hazardous. if you look at somete paprika that' been adult rated with 19 different substances. if you're -- a manufacturer and you're being duped by one of your suppliers and that comes to light, certainly there's brand the fda and u.s. da

. >> reporter: researchers at michigan state university found middle aged and older adults are more likely to be healthy if their spouses are happy >> you got to look out for each other. >> reporter: according to the researchers it could be because happy strausss provide strong social support and are more likely to promote healthy routines >> happy spouse is definitely related to many better things. >> reporter: dr. monica mandell is a relationship expert. happiness involves from the initial state of euphoria >> as the years go by, that happiness is more defined by being content, knowing that there is stability >> consistent, low him rather than a roar. >> mandell says it starts with choosing a partner with similar values then communication >> offering good sound advice. >> that's right. and it works. we've been together 37 years. >> reporter: next, shared activity. >> making time just to be together is very important. >> i don't care if it's watching television together, a show you like together. >> reporter: finally looking ahead and planning together. >> reporter: dr. mandell says while

>> guest: i grew up in lansing, michigan, near michigan state university, and my k-12 experience was one that was, you know, partly about being on the front lines or just behind the front lines of integrating schools in this town. so i dealt with some racial discrimination, i dealt with situations where i wasn't allowed to go to certain places. i faced discrimination in my schooling context, and there were racial dynamics that were happening in the context of my schools. but i also hit the sweet spot in some sense in terms of the integration of my high school where we had a nice mix of students from many different backgrounds, and it was a rich environment for understanding how we can get along with each other. we had folks who were conservative and liberal, we fad fad -- we had folks who were black, white, latino, christian, jewish, muslim, and we were all in the same environment. and i think that was a rich experience. so one of the goals of "despite the best intentions" is to really think about, you know, in these environments what's working well but also what's not working and wh

the birds now move to michigan state university toxicology in further testing. >> gene: singer bob dylan nobel prize awarded nobel prize in literature for, quoting creating tradition and awarded for lifetime of work and dylan first american to win the work since tony morrison won it in 1993. >> shiri: 56? in boston and whopping two? since we went on air and partly cloudy skies and >> sara: two police officers >> gene: breaking news out of boston where two veteran officers shot overnight and both officers snake potentially serious -- were seriously hurt and serious condition out of surgery and sky fox over the scene, see car and back of flatbed truck was towed from the scene in east boston where the shooting happened. we don't know exactly the connection of this vehicle to the crime and has markings on the car that indicates bail runner and some security type of lettering on there a as kirk figueroa was believed to have worked as bail runner in that type of business, so we don't know for sure if this is the vehicle but led to believe that could be the suspect's car again being taken away

. >> julie: birds now move to michigan state university toxicology lab for further testing. scientists university of look at this thing. and 1 millimeter long and width of hair. radio waves detect when medicine needs to be released. >> sometimes you need to deliver to target that's not in entire body so basically can carry them >> they say the next step making drone biodegradable so it can dissolve on its own after its used. >> blair: marina garcia says when the school pa system broke her teammates asked her to sing the national anthem for the crowd and stepped up and had chills and so exciting. >> blair: garcia says she has family in the military and hopes it is not the last time she is asked to represent her country with a song. >> shiri: 58? the temperature ask still have the chance for a little bit of rain and this for you next. >> julie: breaking news out of east boston where two police officers shot and suspect killed. latest developments from the scene kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect eit

the birds will now go to a lab at michigan state university for further testing. >> october is breast cancer awareness month and doctors say it's important to remember that men can here's the new hampshire man who is alive today because his dog detected his cancer. >> in the sea of pink, you can pick out mike wagner of new jersey at the making strides against breast cancer event last year. he participated not as a supporter, but as a survivor. >> i was laying in bed one morning, it was actually in the springtime of 2014, and i had my shirt off, just laying in bed. >> reporter: that's when something happened that mike >> and i have three jack ruffles. you know, one, buster, crawl under on my chest and he started sniffing around the area where i had the cancer, and he started to nudge it with his nose, and i realized i had a lump there. >> reporter: wagner went to the doctor. >> my doctor refer immediate to c and c breast care center, and they did a biopsy, and i found out i had breast cancer. >> reporter: at 50 years old, wagner had stage 2 breast according to the american cancer socie

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[laughter] lashawnhird speaker is harris, professor of history at michigan state university. some of her scholarly essays appear in the journal of african american history, the journal of social history and the journal of urban history. she is the author of "sex workers, psychic, and numbers runners: black women in new york economy," published in 2015. [applause] >> good morning. thank you for inviting me to be on this panel. recently, i wrote a book that examines early 20th century black women's participation in in newerground economy york. the labor sectors served as a catalyst for working-class women creation of employment activities, activities, and survival strategies, providing financial stability and autonomy. poverty-stricken and middle-class mothers, churchgoers, and pleasure speakers, informal wage workers entered the underground economy for a host of reasons. -- includingnal black urbanization, migration, local and national downturns, family conflict, and the urban syndicate. possibility of creating new attainingtities, economic wealth, and social and sexual pleasu

michigan. wayne state university specifically where democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be speakingany moment. ry willthese are the first have made since last night's highly contentious presidential town hall debate in st. louis. now, as we await clinton, donald trump's running mate, mike pence, already out in charlotte, north carolina, defending trump amid the political firestorm surrounding his open mic conversation about women. >> you know, it takes a big man to know when he's wrong. finish and to admit it. and to have the humility to apologize and be transparent and be vulnerable with people. and donald trump, last night, showed that he's a big man. [applause] liz: so both candidates launching a swing state blitz. fox business' adam shapiro standing by in a very important swing state, that would be florida. sunny south beach, miami. adam, florida, no doubt, is this crucial state in the election as well, but what was the reaction to last night's debate? >> reporter: well, the reaction here is crucial for both candidates, liz, because 29 electoral college votes, florida definitely

michigan state university terminated nasser last month, professor. after an indianapolis star investigation revealed sexual assault allegations against nasser dating back to the 1990s. >> karolyi husband and wife -- >> the karolyis regimented training practices have been well documented. but the new lawsuit accuses the couple of striking their athletes. also scratching them until they bled. and depriving their gymnasts of food and water. in a statement usa gymnastics said the allegations that have been made are usa gymnastics is committed to promoting a safe environment for our athletes. as for doctor nasser, he has not yet been criminally charged. and "cbs this morning" is still waiting to hear back from nasser or the karolyis for comment. charlie? >> josh, thank you. earlier this week we showed you the nonstop politics and the presidential background. voters in ohio are being bombarded by both campaigns. >> right the candidates are that leaves most americans on the sidelines. oklahoma has most of the general election presidential candidate and get

associate director of the adr program and director of the conflict resolution clinic at michigan state university. his paper is "abuse of freedom, balancing quality and title 9 procedures." then kelly behre, legal assistance clinic. and she is talking about the brainstorming about the role of law school clinics in providing legal assistance of intimate partners and sexual assault. and then alexandra brodsky, senior editor, and she'll be talking about a rising tide. so where do you want to start? >> i think that i am supposed to start, so, okay. so bill and my paper was the idea of it was really initiated by bill, because he was following several of the sort of prominent faculty harassment cases that were occurring on primarily at institutions on the west coast, and was involved in some things at his institution when he was in a former position. and so when we first started talking about the paper, i suggested that we -- that we try to collect the case law and the ocr investigations that had involved faculty harassment. similarly to research that i had done some years ago with regard to peer haras

associate director of the adr program and director of the conflict resolution clinic at michigan state university. his paper is "abuse of freedom, balancing quality and efficiency in the fact title ix procedures." kelly behre is director of the family protection and legal assistance clinic, and she's talking about the brainstorming about the role of law school clinics in providing legal assistance to campus victims of intimate partner violence and sexual assault. then alexandra brodsky who is a jv from yale 2016 and senior editor at femnisting.com talking about a rising tide, learning about fair disciplinary process from title nine. so wherever you guys want to start. >> i think that i am supposed to start. bill and i my paper, the idea of it was really initiated by bill because he was following several of the sort of prominent fact harassment cases that were occurring on primarily at institutions on the west coast and was involved in some things at his institution whether he he was in a former position. and so when we first started talking about the paper, i suggested that we -- that we try to c

michigan state. he could've gone anywhere but in 1936 he went to michigan state. graduated in 1940, got off of masters degree at duke university. he was drafted into the military for five years and didn't get out until 1946. he taught at michigan state and then went on and got his d lit to at the university of scotland and wrote the conservative mind. his reputation as i said it exploded with the publication of the conservative mind. which was just his dissertation. and that's wild to think about. from that point forward, 195353 until his death in 1994th he was regarded as the intellectual touchstone for moderate american conservatism. that's known up to the goldwater movement. once the goldwater movement and 64 fizzled with the election his reputation went down as well. and never fully recovered even by the time of his death in 1994. he was not where he was, but he was not where he was, but had a good run certainly was very influential. >> host: what were some of the ideas in the conservative mind that were revolutionary? spee-02 he would've said they were counterrevolutionary. he was against the idea of revolution. he was wo

michigan state. he probably could have gone anywhere. he graduated from michigan state in 1940, went off, got an mba from duke university, fairly new university still at that point, was drafted into the military for five years, didn't get out until 1946. then he taught at michigan state, and then he went on to the university of st. andrews in scotland and wrote the conservative mind. and his reputation, as i said a few moments ago, that's really when it explored with the publication of the conservative mind, which was just his dissertation which is kind of wild to think about that, that that did so well. from that point forward be, from 1953 until his death in 1994, he was very much regarded as the intellectual touchstone or fountainhead for kind of modern american conservativism. best known up to the goldwater movement. once the goldwater many movement 1964 fizzled with the kind of fiasco of the election, his, kirk's reputation went down as well, and it never fully recovered even by the time of his death many 1994. he wasn't where he was in, say, 1962. but had a good run, certainly, and was very influential during that entire time. >> host:

crank life from detroit, hillary clinton speaks at wayne state university in detroit, michigan. that is at 2:45 p.m. eastern. and donald trump will speak to students and faculty in the amperage, pennsylvania. watch live monday at three: 3 p.m. eastern on c-span. 2016 campaign coverage continues with life debate. monday night at 8:00 eastern, it the candidates. followed at 10:00 p.m. with the campaign. , north evening at 7:00 carolina debate between the governor and contester. then, a debate at the utah u.s. senate. then the pennsylvania eighth congressional debate between candidates. a debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. night, the wisconsin senate debate between senator ron johnson and former credit senator russ feingold. the nevadate for u.s. senate. watch our campaign 2016 coverage on c-span and c-span.org. listen on the c-span radio. >> now, the residential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. this town hall format was held on the campus in st. louis, missouri. the moderators are martha raddatz from abc news. and in person cooper from cnn. this is -- and a

to speak live and he is, but right enough it's hillary clinton speaking live, wayne state university, detroit, michigan state. let lisp. >> gary peters. your members of congress, john conyers, debby dingell, brenda lawrence and sandy levin. want to thank your wonderful mayor, might duggan -- mike duggan. i want to think tony, executive warren evans. it's exciting to be here for so many reasons to be back here in detroit to be at wayne state. i thought president obama was pretty accurate when he was talking about how detroit is coming back. [cheering] and that is thanks to a lot of people. and it's going to really depend upon the young people of this university, and this city, to build a future that we can all not only be proud of but be part of. and i will tell you this. if i'm so fortunate enough as to be your president come next january, i will be your partner. [cheering] but whether or not i get that chance, really depends upon all of you, and we're coming up to an important day. tomorrow, october 11th, tomorrow is the last day to register to vote in michigan. so, i'm hoping that all of you either a

then we have brian, has a difficult title, director of the conflict resolution clinic at michigan state university whose paper is abuse of freedom, balancing equality and efficiency in faculty title 9 procedures. and then we have kelly, director of the u.c. davis family and protection legal assistance clinic. and she's talking about the brainstorming about the role of law school clinics in providing assistance to campus victims of internet partner violence and swau sexual assault. then we have senior editor talk about rising tide, learning about fair disciplinary process from title 9. so where do you guys want to start? >> i think that i am supposed to start. okay, so bill and my paper was -- the idea of it was really initiated by bill because he was following several of the sort of prominent faculty harassment cases that were occurring primarily at institutions on the west coast and was involved in some things at his institution when he was in a former position. and so when we first started talking about the paper, i suggest suggested that we try to collect the case law and the ocr investigations

university of michigan, ohio state, texas a&m, they've upped that to 9.6 million in the dark.ds of trees are going to come down, they're going to be up rooted and snapped so the power outages will have to be snapped and heavy machinery will have to get in to repair the inlets and dunes and buckled streets, those washed away, sinkholes, not to mention power crews coming in from every state from around the area and building materials after thousands of homes may be inundated with floodwaters, will have to be gutted, lumber, drywall, roofing. this is just the beginning of what's to happen in the next couple days. >> you can explain for us again this about possibility matthew could come back and hit florida a second time and what's the likelihood of that? >> usually it's easier to forecast a track than the intensity. with this storm, it's been the opposite. when you look at the entire region, this system may not affect miami just yet, but we've got to keep in mind, even with cape canaveral, possible land off around 6:00 a.m., that's $11 billion station there. the system, if it doe

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michigan. hillary clinton was turning her attention back to ohio. first clinton is scheduled for a campaign stop at kent state university at 2:45 this afternoon. and 6:15 this evening she's giffords. we have more details on her visits on the news5cleveland.com. >> something is picked up -- stinking up the place. a truckload of ma manure was duched outside of the democratic headquarters. the chairwoman said it was done in 2012 it hopes it will help catch the vandals who dumped the manure. after more than a week on the run a man hunt for a murder suspect ends in a deadly shootout. how lawft got caught up with a oklahoma man. a popular social media app believed to take part in a deadly crash. users. it's halloween. how people are celebrating. >>> and live streaming is now dead. during the overnight hours she died in a shootout with police. dramatic details. long arm of authorities caught up with 38-year-old michael vance late supped night in oklahoma. the 38-year-old refused to give up and died in a shootout with police about 130 miles northwest of oklahoma city. police vp searching for him since october 23rd. he was accused first of shooting two

state university to listen to hillary clinton speak. today is the deadline for voter registration in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania and other battleground states. when secretary clinton and al gore appear in miami later today, that is their focus. getting people signed up to vote. we are getting word that bill clinton heading back to florida for the final day of voter registration now with 28 days to go. >> it sounds like jeff zeleny is counting down the days. >> jeff zeleny, reporter on the trail. >> i wonder how many miles he puts on the trail. >> he is more of a hotel miles guy. that is our jeff zeleny file. >>> a federal court extended the voter registration until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. florida governor rick scott opposed the extension but the storm placed a burden on the voters who wanted to sign up at the last minute. >>> 2000 more e-mails posted online apparently from the hacked account from campaign chair john podesta. in another e-mail, a long-time clinton aides referred to chelsea clinton as a spoiled brat. the clinton team claims this e-mail dump was orchestrated by vladimir putin. >>> if donald trump wins the election, the stock marke

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state university to listen to hillary clinton speak. they were there for another reason. today is the deadline for voter registration in ohio, michiganania and other battleground states. when secretary clinton and al gore appear later today in miami, that will be their central focus. getting people signed up to vote. we are getting word bill clinton heading back to florida for the final day of voter registration. now with 28 days to go before the election. john and christine. >>> jeff zeleny, thank you so much. 2000 more e-mails posted online apparently from the hacked account from john podesta. the second wikileaks dump in four days. it includes strategy sessions including the book "clinton cash." and a long time clinton aide states chelsea clinton is a spoiled brat. the clinton team claims this release was engineered by vladimir putin. don't forget, the russians have been behind a lot of hacks. the clinton team says people should focus on the hack, not what is inside it. >>> we are lucky to have political reporter eugene scott with us bright and early this morning. let's talk about florida. al gore goes to florida. you see the clin

back on the campaign trail yesterday, clinton made stops in michigan and ohio, there were about 20,000 people showed up at ohio state university for her declaring herself winner from sunday night in the debate, others thought otherwise. donald trump spent time there in pennsylvania hitting the western part of the state. he hinted the election could be stolen from him in the city of philadelphia. >> but i just hear some reports about philadelphia. we have to make sure we're protected. we have to make sure that the people of philadelphia are protected that the vote counts are 100 percent. >> donald trump spent his time last night attacking me when he should have been apologizing. >> of course, she meant sunday night that was yesterday. also yesterday, wikileaks posted thousands more e-mails appear to be from the account have of hillary clinton's presidential campaign trail john podesta, house majority leader, paul ryan had plenty to say yesterday, he will no longer defend donald trump. >>> 6:07. new poll shows release of that video is taking a toll on -- video is the video from 11 years ago. >> from last friday night we all lear

that is joey julius, a kicker for penn state university taking down an opponent from michigan. he is a fan favorite at my alma mater. the nittany lion sophomore known as much for his size as his ability opening up about his private struggle and paula faris, i know you have that story. >> good morning, everyone world, popular on campus yet secretly battling binge eating disorder. it is a life-threatening disorder and says it could have taken his life and sitting down to share his courageous story with me. >> joey julius to kick it away. >> joey julius is a college football sensation. at nearly 260 pounds the penn state kicker's uncanny size and powerful hits make his fans go crazy. secretly hated. >> i was calling myself fat, disgusting, lazy. >> reporter: a secret he recently shared in a stunning facebook post. >> i've decided to go public about my absence from the team. >> reporter: depressed and anxious he left the team this past spring and checked himself into a treatment center. it was there he discovered why he'd been struggling for the past 11 years. >> my name is joey ju

is let's take a live look at detroit, michigan, where hillary clinton is expected to take the stage on the campus of wayne state universityng to happen at any moment. and in the meantime, donald trump is also expected to speak at this hour. he will appear at a high school in pennsylvania. that's supposed to happen in about 0 minutes. pennsylvania -- 30 minutes. pennsylvania and michigan, key battleground states, and a new poll showing hillary clinton with a double-digit lead

michigan. his visit to the late president's home state came just hours after the republican nominee launched into a third day of attacks against a former miss universe. in a series of predawn tweets, trump called venezuela native alica machado disgusting and urged followers to look for a sex tape. she said trump called her miss piggy after she gained 50 pounds. hillary clinton responded hours later. what kind of man stays up all night to smear a woman with lies and conspiracy theories? >> including people from mexico. >> reporter: trump's previous controversial comments about latinos resurfaced today in a video of him testifying under oath. the deposition was related to lawsuits against two celebrity chefs who backed out of restaurant deals for trump's dc hotel after he called some mexican immigrants criminals and rapessists. such comments also moved "usa today" to urge americans not to vote for trump. clinton is spending the day in florida where a new poll taken after the debate has her ahead of trump by 4 points. at an afternoon rally, clinton said trump's tweets say exactly who he is. >> it proves yet again that he is temperamentally unfit to be