nbc's ann thompson has details on the payout from michigan state university. >> reporter: this is the pain. >> i have experienced flashback nightmares of the abuse. >> reporter: the fury. >> let her speak! let her speak! >> reporter: that drove michigan state university to reach a half billion-dollar settlement with 332 women who say they were sexually abused by dr. larry nasser a former employee. nassar's victims, overwhelmingly young female gymnasts. >> larry nassar, i hate you. >> reporter: like 15-year-old anna miller. >> i'm glad they are working with us and not against us for our sister survivors. i'm just hoping this will bring them some peace. >> reporter: other women said they told the university about him 21 years ago. but nothing was done. in the settlement, the survivors will split $425 million. individual payouts to be determined by a mediator and the other $75 million set aside for victims who have yet to come forward. msu calling it responsible and equitable, adding they are working everyday to prevent sexual misconduct. but rachel denhollander, the first woman to publi

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. >>> michigan state university reaching a $500 million sett settlement with the girls assaulted by larry nassar. it deals with accusations against michigan state. not usa gymnastics or the u.s. olympic committee. >>> a bizarre story out of texas. a 25-year-old man faces charges for posing as a teenager so he could play high school basketball. police say sydney portley lied about being displaced by hurricane harvey. the rouse ended when a coach from ten years earlier recognized him. >> there was no indication or replaying it in my mind as far as what he portrayed himself as and to abuse that. you can't as a normal thinking person process that. it is not something you would think about. >> he was arrested on a felony charge of tampering with government records. police are investigating claims he was in a relationship with a 14-year-old girl at the school. >>> the nba's western conference finals tied at 1-1 after the rockets blew out golden state in game two 127-105. the series moves to oakland for game three sunday. warriors have won 15 straight at home in the post season. tied the longest

politician, anwar ibrahim, celebrated a "new dawn" for his country on his release from prison michigan state university has agreed to pay $500 million in compensation to female gymnasts sexually abused by the american sports doctor, larry nassar, who worked there. in january, nassar was jailed for up to 300 years on hundreds of counts of abuse. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. i'm outside the headquarters of turkey's ruling ak parti, in the capital, ankara. my guest is president recep tayyip erdogan. he's busy preparing for elections which he's called a year and a half early. is he trying to pre—empt a possible slide in his popularity, or simply trying to tighten his grip on power? and how worried is he about military escalation in the middle east, following that decision by donald trump to pull out of the iran nuclear deal? president recep tayyip erdogan, welcome to hardtalk. barack 0bama says donald trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear dealwas, iquote, "misguided and could trigger an arms race in the region." do you share that specific concern that we coul

the payment has been made by michigan state university, where nassar was based, and where many of hised. the government has said it will pay for the removal and replacement of dangerous cladding on high—rise blocks owned by councils and housing associations, following the grenfell tower fire. theresa may said fire inspectors have visited more than 1,000 tower blocks since the blaze, and immediate action has been taken to ensure the safety of residents. the work is expected to cost £400 million. it is 75 years ago today that a 615 squadron took off to attack dams. it was the target and disable the industrial heartland. you probably know the story best as the story of the dambusters, and the film will be shown tomorrow at the albert hall. there is one of the real men with us, we there is one of the real men with us, we are there is one of the real men with us, we are speaking to the last surviving member of the squadron, and he has been speaking to robert hall about his memories of the operation and efforts to pass them on to future generations. past and present, side by side, the link

. >> michigan state university reached a $500 million settlement with the hundreds of women who say they were sexually assaulted by larry nassar. >> it feels like a huge victory. >> kilauea is spewing ash into the air. >> all that -- >> the tornado on the ground in germany just spinning along this road, cars spinning just feet away. >> in texas, the dump truck swerved around a car and burst into flames. >> how many fans here, huh? >> that tweet has raked in over 18 million views. >> whether you hear it, there's one thing i think we can all agree on, nothing has ever mattered less than this. >> on "cbs this morning." >> the news that has shaken me to the core because the swedish government has admitted swedish meatballs are actually turkish. the swedish ambassador issued the following statement. [ speaking gibberish ] >> a likely story. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king is on assignment in london for the royal wedding so bianna golodryga is with us. >> good morning. >> my swedish chef impression there. president trump's new lawyer says a personal financial disclosure removes a

. >>> new at 11:00, michigan state university has reached a half billion dollar settlement with more than 300 victims of sports doctor larry nassar. it is the largest sex abuse case in sports history. at least five olympic gold medal gymnastics winners are among the victims. the chairman of the msu governing board says the school is, quote, truly sorry for what happened. >>> fremont police are asking for your help to find this missing at risk 14-year-old. investigators say jack conner went missing yesterday afternoon. he was last seen near central avenue and blakel road. if you see him please call police. >>> the bay area is seeing thunderstorms this morning with chances for showers all day. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. fans are headed to the ballpark for the day game. >> the best chance is in the north bay, where i have live doppler 7 situated back at 6:00 this morning when i started tracking the showers down toward vacaville. as they were falling apart, look what developed in selanno county. a thunderstorm south of fairfield and just to the east of cordelia. you ca

. >>> michigan state university has agreed to a $500 million settlement to hundreds of sexual assault victims on former sports doctor larry nassar. under the agreement the 332 women and girls will be paid $425 million, and $75 million will be set aside for future claims. the former team doctor for usa gymnastics pleaded guilty to molesting his victims under the guise of treatment. nassar is serving three prison sentences. >>> a school resource officer is being called a hero for helping stop a shooter at an illinois high school. police say police officer mark dallas shot the gunman after he opened fire in the hallway of dixon high school yesterday. 19-year-old matthew milby had been shot. his mother says he was ostracized after getting in trouble with drugs. >> there's no justification for what he's done and he will take full responsibility for that. >> milby had reportedly been expelled from the school. the shooting broke out as seniors were practicing for their graduation ceremony. >>> earthquakes rocked hawaii's big island as residents face new ash clouds spewing from the kilauea vo

and at michigan state university. now school agreed to a huge payout to survivors the largest payer of colleges in u.s. history the numbers are staggering. michigan state university will pay $500 million to survivors of larry nassar's abuse. if a joint statement, msu and the attorneys representing the women announce thad $425 million will be paid to 332 current accusers and 75 million will be set aside for others who might make claims later. >> we have waiting a long time for msu to stand up along with usa gymnastics and uso. we are happy someone has finally stepped up. >> reporter: michigan state is pleased that we have been able to agree on a zell settlement that is fair to nasser's crimes. they are being investigated by the department of education. msu is accused of ignoring complaints about nassar and cheering him as recently as 2014, which his victims say allow his abuse to continue. >> our intiefrs hope if you enable perpetrators and hide it an conceal it, you do the wrong thing, you are going to play. >> some of

larry nassar's sexual abuse victims reached the $500 million agreement with michigan state university, wherepo thes doctor worked. most the money will go to the women themselves with $75 million dedicated to a fund for future plaintiffs. nassar was sentenced to lengthy prison term after female isathletes testified about decades of abuse. veneela will hold presidential elections this weekendan economic backdrop that is getting worse by the day. amid mass shortages of food and medicine, many pregnant women eeing the country to see proper medical care. that is hitting venezuela's neighbors hard. katy watson reports near the border with brazil. katy: meet baby max, a brand-new life, and for the mom, a brand-new start. back home in venezuela, she rarely ate more than one mea a day. with a packet of nappies wages, she had little choice but to leave.s the wardep filling up with little venezuelans. the baby boom reached crisis point. there are 64 beds in the hospital. they say >> we are running out of supplies, basic medicine, and beds. we are seeing cases of anemia and uriny infections becau

graduated at the top of their high school in on stead, michigan, and they're all headed to michigan state universityhey constantly pushed one another. stoo teachers thought we would all be academically the same, that we all like history the same, all like spanish the same, but we're all different. >> reporter: the brothers will also be rooming together at michigan state. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," mark salter, the co-author of john mccain's new book "the restless wave" joins us at the table. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. so you're totally ready, for that big moment! colgate total. be totally ready for life. fthere's flonase sensimist.tchy and watery near pollen. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. ♪ dixie® ultra's flexproof™ technology makes it twice as strong as the leading store brand. that's strength you can count on. >>> our top stories this morning, vigils were he

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michigan state university has agreed to pay $500 million to gymnasts who were abused by ex—team doctorhat will go to the women themselves, with $75 million dedicated to a trust fund for future plaintiffs. earlier this year, nassar was sentenced to lengthy prison terms after hundreds of female athletes testified about his decades of abuse. the man behind some of the world's most famous superheroes is suing the company he co—founded for over a $1 billion. stan lee accuses pow entertainment bosses of coercing him into signing over his name and image rights when he was in a physically fragile state. the 95—year—old comic book creator came up with heroes such as spider—man and black panther. an eye for detail has helped a dutch art dealer discover this lost rembrandt at a london auction. in 2016, jan six recognised the hand of the master in the then—unknown painting and snapped it up for a bargain at $185,000. experts then spent 18 months using x—ray techniques and analysis of paint samples to prove the portrait of a young gentleman was the real deal. rembrandts can go for tens of millions

. >> now to a massive settlement announced by michigan state university. school will pay $500 million to hundreds of women who say they were sexually abused by disgraced gymnastics doctor larry nassar. 4 425 million will be split among 332 accusers who have come forward. the amounts to be decided by a mediator. the final 75 million will be set aside for any future claims. and the women who did speak out will be honored at this year's espy awards with the arthur ashe courage award. espn vice-president saying those who spoke out have truly shown what it means to speak truth to power. >> all right. still ahead chances are you already picked a side here. we are full on laurel. celebrities and politicians alike are weighing in on this. where do you stand? to help save the universe... from paying too much on their car insurance. hey, there's cake in the breakroom... what are you doing? um...nothing? marvel studios' avengers: infinity war, in theaters april 27th. now...where were we? somehow we always leave packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of thi

. >>> michigan state university is scrambling to find half a billion dollars after agreeing to a major settlement with larry nassar's sexual abuse victims. the school is accused of ignoring complaints about the sports doctor but it's still unclear how it will pay the settlement. school, it's possible to get it from taxpayer dollars and could raise divisie of the victims, rachel lynholdeonaiondeep r eetw disappointed for the miss the opportunity for meaningful reformresolution was other organizations who also ledeabendeses.a d nassar worked for usammymit gte. they have notet>>> america's to the right place and at the right time to save a life. the u.s. surgeon general, omert from florida to mississippi when the crew was told that a passenger had become unconscious. dr. adams answered the call later tweeting that the crew asked if there was a doctor on board to help with a medical emergency. why, yes, yes, there was. he says the patient is doing well. he posted this photo showing his smile and he's glad that he was able to assist. >> not just a doctor, the doctor. >> the doctor. >>> and

victims of larry nassar who sued michigan state university will receive $500 million in settlements. 332 victims will be paid $425 million, another $75 million will be set aside for any future victims who come forward. video of nassar released today from 2014 blamed the victims. >> glor: nassar, the former team doctor for u.s.a. gymnastics was sentenced up to 175 years in prison on sexual assault and onuse. the historic town of windsor, england is going on lockdown tomorrow morning for a royal wedding rehearsal. prince harry and meghan markle's big day is saturday. a crowd of more than 100,000 is expected to line streets, creating an unprecedented security challenge. charlie d'agata is there. >> reporter: prince harry and meghan markle's wedding in windsor may look like a fairy tale, but compared to prince william and kate's wedding, it's a security nightmare. just ask mark billingham, who yeent almost 20 years with british special forces. >> for the security forces it really is a massive headache and a lot of planning and a lot of time, effort, and cost to prepare for this. thank go

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michigan state university has agreed to pay $500 million to gymnasts who were abused by ex—team doctoren themselves, with $75 million dedicated to a trust fund for future plaintiffs. earlier this year, nassar was sentenced to lengthy prison terms after hundreds of female athletes testified about his decades of abuse. facebook‘s mark zuckerberg has agreed to face european parliament members to discuss privacy concerns. the company's chief executive could be in brussels as early as next week for the closed door meeting. it follows his testimony before us congress over the leaking of users' personal data. the man behind some of the world's most famous superheroes is suing the company he co—founded for over a billion dollars. stan lee accuses pow entertainment bosses of coercing him into signing over his name and image rights when he was in a physically fragile state. the 95—year—old comic book creator came up with heroes such as spiderman and black panther. an eye for detail has helped a dutch art dealer discover this lost in 2016, jan six recognised the hand of the master in the then—unk

michigan state university has agreed to pay $500 million in compensation to female gymnasts sexuallybused by the american sports doctor, larry nassar, who worked there. now on bbc news, wednesday in parliament. hello and welcome to wednesday in parliament. on this programme: jeremy corbyn tells theresa may to step aside if she can't get a good brexit deal. the reality is the cabinet is more interested in negotiating with each other than it is with the european union. it is the conservative party that can be trusted by the british people to deliver a brexit that is in the interests of the british people. meanwhile, the govenrment suffers yet another defeat to its flagship brexit bill, but one peer is furious about the way the lords have behaved. without any doubt, my lords, these days will go down in history as the house of lords at its worst. members of the windrush generation tell of their experiences of being detained and threatened with deportation. and after the transport secretary steps in to take over the east coast mainline, a labour mp has some advice. look behind him perhaps

michigan state university has agreed to pay $500 million in compensation to female gymnasts sexuallybused by the american sports doctor, larry nassar, who worked there. in january, nassar was jailed for up to 300 years on hundreds of counts of abuse. now on bbc news, it's time for click. replica art, replica popstar and a robot that we wish could replicate doing the laundry. the future starts here. more specifically at london's victoria and albert museum. i have come to an exhibition that hopes to make us think about how we want to live our lives in the future. there are over 100 items on display, a lot of them we have seen on the show before but here they are presented in a different light, in a somewhat unsettling one. here is an immersive dome. a reminder of how our lifestyles are poisoning the earth. it's not every day you an artificially intelligent sandpit and it really is quite compelling to play with. so there's some more water. the creators have extracted topography data from thousands of satellite images and fed that into a neural network to create this interactive display.

. >> michigan state university has agreed to a $500 million settlement with more than 300 of his victimswe're getting a first look at nassar's police interviews. here is behind zir davis. >> reporter: just as we learn about that $500,000 settlement, a first look at disturbing interviews. he calls himself a victim. >> why didn't she say something. if she was feeling violated in any shape or form, there was no communication. >> reporter: in the first interview in 2014, nassar showed officers videos of what he described as medical treatment. >> if you don't have patient trust, you could have [ bleep ]. especially when you're doing this on 10 year old, 12 year olds with their parents there. >> reporter: nassar repeatedly blocked the parents' view. two years later, another accuser. police questioned if he got aroused while conducting the so-called medical procedures. >> if there was arousal, it's, it's, i mean, like, it would be because of whatever. i don't know, but i'm not trying to -- >> reporter: that 2016 complaint from rachel denhollander led to more allegations and charges for nassar.

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his former employ year, michigan state university, agreeing to a $500 million deal with hundreds of his victims. and for the first time, right here tonight, a look at the disturbing police videos. nassar in his own words, being asked important questions before that conviction. here again tonight, abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: just as we learned about that historic half billion dollar settlement, today, a first look at disturbing police interviews with larry nassar. >> i was victimized myself. >> reporter: the former doctor calls himself a victim. >> i don't get it. why didn't she say something if she was -- if she was -- if she was feeling violated in any way, shape or form? there was no communication. >> reporter: the first interview in 2014, nassar even showed officers videos of what he described as medical treatment. >> if you don't have patient confidence and patient trust, you'd have my [ bleep ] in here how many times now? >> right, right. >> okay, especially when i'm doing this on 10-year-olds, 12-year-olds with their parents there. >> reporter: nassar routinely blocked the pa

the payment has been made by michigan state university, where nassar was based and where many of hisr, john bercow, bullied members of staff. mr bercow has always denied the allegations. the commons standards committee decided by three votes to two against allowing the parliamentary commissioner for standards to look into the claims. the leader of the unite union, len mccluskey, has made a strong attack on those labour mps who oppose the party leadership — accusing them of being "corbyn haters". he urged local activists to remove them as parliamentary candidates. in a bbc interview, mr mccluskey also insisted it was grossly unfair to suggest thatjeremy corbyn had been slow to confront anti—semitism in the party. he was speaking to our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. a diet coke, you have got to keep fighting fit. you never know where the next fight‘s from. fighting fit. you never know where the next fight's from. len mclusky is upfora the next fight's from. len mclusky is up for a scrap with mps who won't back their leader. there is a small rump of right—wing mps, they want to c

michigan state university has reached a $500 million settlement with hundreds of women and girls who say they were sexually assaulted by sports dr. larry nassar. hundreds of girls and young women have come forward to say yes or abuse them including olympic gymnast aly raisman and mckayla maroney. he is serving decades in prison. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: the senate judiciary committee has released new transcripts related to the june 2016 trump tower meeting. russians promised to deliver damaging information about hillary clinton. joining us now from the white house with more is kevin cirilli. course time the trump junior's account of what happened in that meetings are being made public. we already have several accounts from people involved in that meeting. anything new that we found out today? >> so far nothing new regarding the june 2016 meeting between top trump campaign officials including previous trump campaign chairman paul manafort as well as donald trump, jr

liberty's clients include bayer, usda, michigan state university in thehe universities of pittsburgh,lorida, and louisville. amy: a video produced by peta -- people for the ethical treatment of animals. your final comment on this before we go to break? >> i think we need to have a reckoning with ourselves about what it is that we believe we are willing to permit when it comes to the treatment of living beings with the capacity to feel pain and suffering. there's a wide range of debate about whether you should be the vegetarian or is morally permissible to eat meat, but you can set that debate as i for these purposes and i think we should all agree the kind of torture that is being imposed on corporate and systemic on all kinds of animals in the u.s. is morally unconscionable and shameful and will have the responsibility to put a stop to it. amy: glenn greenwald, we're going to go to break and then come back to to talk about the mueller investigation to what is happening with julian assad's come is ecuador trying to force them out of the embassy? back in 30 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy

. >>> new at 11:00, michigan state university will pay half a million dollars to victims of larry nassar, the gymnastics team doctor who worked at michigan state. attorneys for more than 330 users announced the deal with the university. now, the settlement is $425 million. that goes to the accusers and their lawyers. $75 million will be set aside in a trust fund it protect anyone else who may come forward with abuse allegations. there are no confidentiality agreements or nondisclosure agreements. there was a big controversy between michaela maroney and usa gymnastics. >>> a man accused of stabbing another man to death is due in court. witnesses say the suspect told them he was defending himself. police are not confirming that story but they do say that the two men knew each other. san francisco wants to find out if contractors laid substandard steel on projects across the city. you remember last week we told you about an issue with the central subway project and the examiner now reporting the project finish is pushed back because crews did not use high-strength rail and m wants to know i

. >>> michigan state university reaching a $500 million settlement with hundreds of women and girls assaultedlement deals with accusations against michigan state. not lawsuits against usa gymnastics or the u.s. olympic committee. the attorney says he hopes this ends the threat of sexual assault in sports. >>> a 25-year-old man in texas faces charges for posing as a teen to play high school basketball. police say saydney gilstrip lie about being displaced over hurricane harvey and enrolled in school under a different name. he was caught by a former coach who recognized him. >> even replaying it in my mind as far as what he portrayed himself as and to abuse that -- you can't as a normal thinking person process how to do that. that is not something you think about. >> he was arrested on a felony charge of tampering with government records and there is also a claim he was in a relationship with a 14-year-old girl at the school. >>> the yanny and laurel debate. finding bipartisan agreement if you can believe it. >> yanny. laurel. >> what name do you hear? >> laurel. >> you hear laurel? >> handsome

. >> there is maef massive settlement today michigan state university announced its agreed to settle with the cases for $500 million believed to be the largest settlement ever in a case involving a university. the agreement follows negotiations with attorneys representing 332 claimants. nassar is currently serving a 60-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to child pornography charges last year efrmgts our sister network espn pays tribute this summer to the hundreds of athletes coming forward to accuse nassar. the women will receive the arthur ash courage award during the annual bruft on july the 18th. >>> putting an end to the stigma of post partum depression. >>> plus meghan markle before prince harry high school, to charity of. >>> piem spencer chris fibrin sutro tower. the increasing cloudy sky. the clouds gathering over the bay awareness month. and today we are talking about post partum depression. dr. ian tong a clinical assist professor at stanford medical school. and you are here to shed light on the subject for everyone here at home. at many as one in five women experien

gymnastics for nearly 20 years and worked as a physician at michigan state university.was convicted for multiple sex crimes and will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> well, we are just three weeks away from the statewide primary election on june 5th. and santa clara county officials are facing a shortage of poll workers. >> jesse gary in the south bay reports from the county of registrar of voters. explain for us, jesse. >> reporter: guys, good morning to you. we're standing outside of the registrar's office which is also a polling place. they have set up signs here where people want to drop off their ballots or on election day right up the stairs inside to vote. the county has 280 other precinct polling workers and need 1,000 polling workers to work that. they are short workers. eric is joining me, the spokesman from the registrar's office. you don't have 4,000. how many do you have and how do you get them. >> we need about 1400. we're hoping that we will get more people to sign up to work the polling places in the next three weeks. >> reporter: is there

sports doctor larry nassar‘s sexual abuse victims have reached a $500 million agreement with michigan state universityr was sentenced to lengthy prison terms after hundreds of female athletes testified about his decades of abuse. president trump's financial disclosure was released today. the disclosure, released by the office of government ethics, revealed that he paid more than $100,000 to his personal attorney, michael d. cohen, as reimbursement for payment to a third—party. it did not specify the purpose of the payment. however, it is known mr cohen did pay $130,000 to an adult film actress, stephanie clifford, also known as stormy daniels, who has claimed she had an affairwith mrtrump. kim gittleson in new york. how significant is the detail of this particular payment? well it's buried on page 45 of this 90 page disclosure form, and as with these sorts of things, it raises more questions than it answers. while president trump has said in his disclosure, is it necessary for him to report the payment they're doing so to report the payment they're doing so anyway. and an accompanying letter by the un

nassar, of course, former michigan state university professor and doctor who sexually abused hundreds of young girls and women. msu, michigan state, agreed to pay a total of $500 million to settle lawsuits for more than 330 survivors. 425 million of those dollars paid to current claimants. the remaining $75 million will be set aside in a trust to protect any future women who allege sexual abuse against nassar. the settlement, it should be noted only applies to msu in this litigation. it does not address claims against usa gymnastics. nassar sentenced to more than 100 years in prison. >>> facebook saying he deleted nearly 1 billion posts. billion, with a b. a half billion accounts in its, its sweep of the site to protect users. is that even enough? >>> also, teachers in north carolina skipping school. laying out what they are demanding from the state as they rally in raleigh. >>> and trump voters. with an interesting message for the president. do not fire special counsel robert mueller. >> i think people would be suspicious, too, if he did. >> he's hiding something and will raise suspi

one more story we've been following michigan state university is paying a hefty price following revelations by the school's larry naser agreeing to a $500 million settlement with 332 of his accusers according to attorneys representing the victims and the university. now a portion of that settlement, 75 million is being set aside in case of future lawsuits filed against msu over nasser. nasser pleaded guilty to assaulting victims under the guise of treatment and was sentenced to 40 to 125 years. he was also separately sentenced to 60 years for possession of child pornography. a usa gymnastics and the olympic committee are still facing lawsuits. >> it still doesn't make up for all the damage done to those girls. >>> still ahead, james harden and company tried to even things up in the western conference finals and imagine this, getting hit by 102-mile-per-hour baseball, and then being able to laugh it off. we'll show you the pitcher who did just that in sports, next. but in very different ways and pampers gives all of them our driest best fitting diaper. pampers cruisers with three-way fit. th

a $500 million settlement has been reached by michigan state university with more than 300 victims of larry nassar. he pleaded guilty to assaulting the victims under the guise of treatment. he also possessed child pornography and sentence today decades in prison. lawsuits are still pending against usa gymnastics. espn will be honoring the victims by giving them the courage award at the espy ceremony july 18th. >>> more global billionaires are living here in the bay area. according to the chronicle, the bay third comes in third with the region with the most billionaires. the report says it reflects the growing technology sector in the bay area. >>> a san francisco police team are searching for the owner of two pit bulldogs that bit four people and attacked another dog in delores park. take a look at a photo of the man that left with the pit bulldogs shortly after the attack. the dogs attacked a dog named bloom. the dog survived but suffered puncture wounds. her owners tried to break up the dogs but the owners were bitten on the hands. if you recognize the man or the dogs, call san fran

. >> dana: a new report shows officials at michigan state university were warned about allegations ofiety and took no action against disgraced former team usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar. they found performance review surveys on the msu dean turned up multiple accounts of inappropriate remarks. the university's provost addressed the allegation with stampal in the review and appointed him to another term. facebook committed to a bias review after claims it discriminated against the minority communities and accept somewhered conservative opinions. the company bringing in a civil rights attorney and former arizona republican senator john kyle to lead the two inquiries. this is like another step in the attempt to try to smooth things over. >> yeah. facebook has had a really rough two years because journalists are complaining, people across all kinds of the political spectrum are complaining. advertisers are complaining. developers are complaining. facebook knows it needs to make a big step toward being transparent. so one of the reasons or one of the ways that it is doing this is exami

back in the united states, michigan state university has reached a half-billion dollar deal to settle a case brought by 332 women who were sexually assaulted by former physician larry nassar, many of them as children. it's believed to be the largest-ever settlement of its kind. earlier this year, nassar was sentenced to multiple prison terms of up to 175 years for sexually abusing athletes over decades. in january, espn reported that michigan state administrators failed to turn over documents to federal title ix investigators that outlined sexual assault charges by larry nassar. political report scott pruit and fire metal protection agency and the white house try to block publication of a federal health study on the national water after oneion crisis trump administration aide said it would cause a public relations nightmare. the u.s. department of health and human services study, which show the chemicals pfoa and pfo s, used in caps on and firefighting foam, in danger human health at a far higher level than epa has previously called say. the study remains of published. we will have mo

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michigan state university has reached a $500 million settlement with the women and girls abused by former gymnastics doctor larry nassar. over 300 of nassar's victims sued the university for failing to protect them. nassar is serving a decades-long prison sentence ter pleading guilty to sexually assaulting patients whi working at michigan state. and on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained 62 points to close at 24,769. the nasdaq rose 46 points. and the s&p 500 was up 11 points. still to come on the newshour: what north korea is signaling ahead of alanned meeting with the u.s. the key takeaways from a slew of documents released in the russia vestigation. on the ground in the war-tornf natiyemen, and much more. >> woodruff: we return to the ospect of talks now in question between president trumu and kim joof north korea. for more on what the recent back and forth means, i'm joined by. joel w he worked as part of the state department team that negotiated a nuclear agreement with north korea during t clinton administration. he is now a senior fellow at ths u.s.-koreatute

michigan state university says it has reached a $500 million settlement with 332 women and girls assaultedorts doctor larry nassar nassar pleaded guilty to assa t assaulting the victims under the guise of treatment he's currently serving decades in prison. >> guatemala's president opening its new embassy in jerusalem, becoming the second country to doso after the united states israeli prime minister netanyahu noting guatemala also followed the u.s. to become the second country to recognize israel 70 years ago. >> it's not a coincidence that guatemala is opening its embassy in jerusalem right among the first. >> a hamas official acknowledging that 50 of the 62 palestinians reported killed during the gaza riots on monday and tuesday were members of the terrorist group. the official saying in a tv interview, quote, if 62 people were martyred, 50 of them were hamas, end quote >> you are up to date. that's the news update this hour back to you. >> all right, sue, thank you very much. >> let's jump over to kayla tausche with a news alert from washington, d.c. kayla. >> asked by reporters about z

michigan state university has reached a $500 million settlement with hundreds of women and girls who say they were sexually assaulted by larry nassar. hundreds of girls have come forward to say he abuse them raisman, buy douglas and michaela maroney. he is serving decades in prison. cleaning up a day after powerful storms pounded the region with torrential rain and golf ball sized hail leaving three people dead and 200,000 homes and businesses without power. several lightning strike led to fires in jersey and massachusetts. and onnews on air tick-tock powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. coming up, we are off to the races. shares of churchill downs writing to a record. this is bloomberg. lisa: this is bloomberg markets. etf industry have something for everyone including millennials who will be driving trends for years to come. of course there is an etf targeting their buying power. global trade -- the fun track's listed companies exposed to spending categories all of it to millennials. the index is based on consumer spending data, technology a

michigan state university has reached a $500 million settlement with 332 women and girls. that's over $1 million per woman. but what's most stunning is over 300 women were sexually assaulted by dr. larry nassar. thank goodness it's come to an end. >>> and thousands of teachers in north carolina flooded the state's general assembly on wednesday. educators are demanding a pay increase, smaller class sizes and more funding for their schools. >>> and a school resource officer in dixon, illinois, is being hailed a hero after stopping a former student who entered the school with a gun. the dixon police chief says no students were injured thanks to the resource officer's quick response. >>> the ce bumblebee foods has been indicted as part of an ongoing investigation of price fixing in the package seafood industry. alleging the ceo conspired with others to eliminate competition by setting prices for canned tuna. >>> treasury secretary steven mnuchin is said to kick off trade talks with china's top trade negotiator in washington in hopes of holding off on a potential trade war betw

michigan state university has reached a 500 million dollar settlement with hundreds of women and girls sex-abuse case in sports history. the deal was announced this morning by michigan state and lawyers for 332 victims. nassar pleaded guilty to assaulting victims with his hands under the guise of treatment. he treated campus athletes and hundreds of young gymnasts at his michigan state office. he had an international reputation while working at the same time for usa gymnastics. olympic gold medalists jordyn wieber, aly raisman, gabby douglas and mckayla maroney were some of his victims. ( james ) this just in to the kron4 newsroom. police say rapper t.i. has been arrested on disorderly conduct and public drunkenness charges as he tried to enter his own gated community outside atlanta. police say t.i. was arrested this morning after he got into an argument with a security guard. tmz is reporting the rapper, whose real name is clifford harris, lost his key and the guard wouldn't let him into the community. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron4 morning news ... people in oakland are sending

. >>> michigan state university has reached a $500 million settlement with 332 women and girls assaulted he is serving decades in prison >>> target has expanded its next-day delivery service and cut the price as well. the service is called target restock. it's expanding to more than 60 markets this week covering about 60% of the country and a new study from the netherlands links a healthy diet rich in fruit, vegetables, nuts, and fish to a bigger brain volume researchers asked 4,000 older adults about their food choices before then conducting mri brain scans. and those with healthier diets had bigger brains. which i guess makes sense. >> tell me that now. all right. i got unbleached wheat flour, sunflower oil and salt and yeast in these pretzel shells. >> well, it's just a snack think of it that way >> that's what i tell myself >> it's not your main meal you're in the clear. >> thank you that's right i'm in the clear sue, thank you very much. >> see you tomorrow. >> sue herera back for us at headquarters >>> and now let's get you caught up to our other big stories of the day in our rapid

usa gymnastics and michigan state university face pro tensionally crippling looblts he liabilities ago. >> you sat down with them a couple weeks ago. what did you think of this lawsuit? >> at stephanie just said, you could see this coming because they clearly put the blame at the feet of usa gymnastics. they feel like, hey, this was your doctor, you sent him here, you're the ones who should have figured out what he was up to. i mean whether or not that would hold up in court, whether or not it holds up morally is another question all together. but i think what you see in stephanie's reporting is like so much finger pointing. usoc, usag. everybody just wants to push this away. >> nobody wants to stand up and say we want to fix it. that's not happening. >>> we have a lot more to get to this morning, including a new lawsuit tied to february's tragic mass shooting at a florida high school. the father of one of the victims is now suing not only the accused shooter but also the armed deputy who stayed outside as the rampage unfolded. nbc's tammy leitner is in parkland for us this morning. he

king came up to michigan state university and he spoke with reverend abernathy. he told the people they had a choice between riding in humiliation or walking in dignity. that was one of my personal drivers. the other thing is i worked for a very interesting admiral from georgia, admiral steve morrison. his son was jim morrison of the doors. admiral morrison told me in no uncertain terms he did not want me using my position as a naval officer to advance civil rights. so i said, you're talking to the wrong guy. normally i wouldn't wear my whites in the summer time. i put on my whites and my gold wings and went up and testified in front of the committee and told senator my story, what i had to deal with. it was about ben cloud and the resistance, bill normal, frank peterson. we all had to adapt. when you traveled across country and you didn't know where you could -- you slept in your car just because you're black. you didn't know what hotel was segregated. i didn't want to stay in any segregated places. those were the kinds of things that drove me. >> fast forward,