larry nassar and did so in front of a coach years before larry nassar was arrested. >> that was the firsted. >> in a special edition of "dateline" maroney opens up, giving the detail of the abuse she suffered at larry nassar. >> i didn't feel like it was him anymore. it was another thing that took over -- the dark part of him. >> reporter: at the 2011 world championships, maroney says nassar's abuse was worse than ever before, saying he assaulted her in a hotel room. >> i was bawling, naked on a bed, him on top of me. and i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: after that night, maroney says she spoke out, a full five years before nassar was arrested. driving back after a training driving back after a training session with her coach, she revealed what nassar had done to her. the coach allegedly sat in silence. but three other people who were there, tell nbc news, they remember the conversation. >> she described in graphic detail what nassar had done to her the night before. >> reporter: the coach did not respond to nbc's request for comment. and usa gymnastics said it did not learn abo

meanwhile, gymnast mckayla maroney now claims nassar abused her hundreds of times, saying it happened every time she saw him. >>> a dominant performance from lebron james last night. he scored the first 16 points for the cavaliers in their win over the pacers. he actually scored 20 in the first quarter which was more than the entire pacers team scored. the rockets and the jazz also won last night. >>> here's more proof that rob gronkowski likes to horse around. the nfl star just bought a minority stake in a racehorse named after him. the 3-year-old colt named gronkowski will race in the kentucky derby. >> not bad. >>> okay, so up next in "the pulse," a solution for all of us who have trouble assembling furniture. >>> also ahead, the luckiest man in the world and how he just keeps winning the lottery. >>> and later, why this former drug addict wanted to give a police officer a big hug. police officer a big hug. my day starts well before i'm even in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting

nassar again? >> yeah. >> reporter: did he molest you again?very time. how many times might a that be? >> hundreds. >> reporter: the olympic star slammed usa gymnastics, michigan state university, and the u.s. olympic committee. saying all they cared about is money and medals. it didn't seem they cared about anything else. in a statement to nbc news, usa gymnastics says it admires mckayla maroney for her courage and commitment to speaking out. writing in part, we are doing everything possible to prevent abuse. and we hope everything we do going forward makes this very clear. the usoc isn't commenting. but it's previously apologized to nassar's victims and has included reforms. michigan state did not return nbc news' question for comment, but has called for a culture change. saying our main concern will always be the survivors and doing everything for them. nassar is behind bars, accused of abusing more than 200 women with and girls. >> doing what's right is not always easy. but i need to speak up for the girls and for the future. >> i sat down

this was not someone anyone would have expected this of as with larry nassar. i think that's a good revelation for us as a society to have. >> and it is remarkable, if you think about the hundreds of women and young girls -- and to men that have spoken out against larry nassar. it went just gymnastic. athletes from different sports at michigan state. when you look at the change in the last six or eight months of people being believed and how quickly that could happen. it makes you wonder, what could have happened if people were believed earlier. >> andrea constand says she was attacked in 2004 and she tried to sue. she sued in 2005. we're talking about 14 years since the date of these allegations. >> they didn't think -- they didn't do anything in 2005 because they didn't think they could win. there wasn't something there that they could win. >> and now you think about october of last year, harvey weinstein, the stories about weinstein that caused new attention around and old #metoo there were so many stories after weinstein and it's one if not the only differe

and other organizations that oversaw the now-disgraced doctor. >> i was 15 years oldhen larry nassar i was 15 years old. >> reporter: usa gymnastics tells nbc news it doesn't comment on pending legal matters but adds they are committed to athletes safety, building a culture of empowerment that encourages athletes to speak up. in, in the wake of a scandal that has forever changed the sport. >> the whole thing is just like an explosion, a bomb exploding, boom. >> i feel like the "dateline" special you have coming up is full of new revelations. i feel like i knew everything about the scandal and every day that comes on, there's something brand-new. >> the hope was to move the story forward was a the gymnasts are still talking about it. it is not a pleasant experience to talk about their abuse. but they want accountability. and they want those responsible to have to recognize what happened and what went so wrong. i mean, sitting down with the karolyis, they've never spoken. mary lou retton, they were usa gymnastics. they never talked about the scandal. we ask all of the questions and get

larry nassar will pend the rest of his life in prison. he pled guilty to abing more than 10 of the 250 former victims who were molested. >>> the bay area is falling behind when it comes to earthquake readiness. the los angeles times reporting today there is concern the bay area does not have the seismic retrofits on vulnerable building. there are three thousand concretabling in san francisco at risk of collapsing during a major earthquake. this is video from the loem an quake hitting the bay area back in 1989. across the bay in oklahoma almost 2,000 wood frame apartment building could come down. but they don't have a published list of where the builds are and no laws require any retrofits for these buildings. >>> police in tennessee now hunt for a man they believe is responsible for a mass shooting. the gunman killed four people and could have killed more but it was stopped by a restaurant kmer. >> tomorrow all public schools in the area are set to open with lock out procedures in place pl the subrogate is found. dan shawnman tell us more

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prison sentences totalling more than 100 years. >> the report says nassar spent decades by identifyinghe school never kept medical reports for many of nassar's treatments and chaperones were not required in the rooms during sensitive exams. michigan state told espn it will continu cooperating to make improvements and changed in the hopes of preventing tragedies like this one from happening again. >> the more you hear about the story the worse it gets. the more information we keep hearing. >> the abuse happened but that it was covered up. >> yes. >> allowed to continue, by a lack of oversight. >> yeah. >> terrible. >> democratic congressman joe kennedy iii is criticizing the idea of arming teachers to protect schools. we spoke with the massachusetts lawmaker for "cbs sunday morning" and he says the government is not taking enough action to make sure that kids are safe and to prevent school shootings. here's a look at part of our conversation. >> it is frustrating, it is empowering, it is humbling and enraging to see high school students have to bear this responsibility on their shoulder

larry nassar.trying to get lawmakers now to crack down on the national governing body that was supposed to be overseeing of these sports and upholding the rules as they applied it to these young athletes. they say that those figures out the top that are responsible for much of this abuse. jamie dantzscher and other athletes did not hold back. they slammed these adults that were supposed to protect them and made some shocking claims about their conduct. speak out my story is a case history of the power of abusers and organizations to silence a powerless child victims of sexual abuse. >> we couldn't smile or laugh during training. we were even afraid to eat too much in front of our coaches, who are pressured to keep us then, even though we are doing extremely rigorous exercises for up to 35 hours a week. >> i screamed to my mother i want to die. i was in so much pain. >> working for usaid gymnastics, try to dig up dirt on me, asking very personal and detailed questions about my sex life, that they ge

nassar again. >> yeah. >> and did he molest you again? >> every time i saw him, yes. >> every time? >> yes. >> how many times might that be? >> hundreds. >> usa gym naftices said they didn't learn about the abuse until 2015 and the statement said they are fully cooperating with investigations. larry nassar will spend the rest of his life in prison, pleading guilty to abusing ten of the more than 250 former girls and women who said they were molested. >> a developing story, north korea kim jong-un will meet with south korea president. this comes ahead of the historic summit with president trump at the end of may or early june. and already there are concerns among some top u.s. officials that kim could already be winning the public relations war against president trump. >> president on his way back from florida on sunday, when asked what his message is for north korea responding looks very good. but the white house aides and outside experts worry kim jong-un could be setting a trap for the upcoming summit. offering what appears to be concessions that he would stop missile tests and cl

larry nassar, michigan state university where nassar used to work, and usa gymnastics. >> one of thergets an international gymnastics organization. the women claims the school and both gymnastics bodies failed to reveal nassar's abuse to other victims, families and authorities. >>> at syracuse an engineering fraternity has been suspended over what the school calls a racist, anti-semitic and homophobic video. >> the fraternity is apologizing and trying to explain the video, saying it was a skit and was meant as satire. here is abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: video from inside a syracuse fraternity sparking outrage. >> this is sacred. >> do you know what you signed up for today? >> i did know what i signed up for. >> reporter: we're not showing the full disturbing video obtained by the school paper, but the university calls it and additional videos in its possession extremely racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, sexist and hostile to people with disabilities. >> i solemnly swear. >> i solemnly swear. >> to always have hatred in my heart for. >> to always have hatred in my heart for -- >>

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larry nassar was convicted of abusing dozens of gymnasts. tonight, one olympian is sharing her story on what she calls the scariest night of her life. she sat down with savannah guthrie. >> he told me he was going to do a checkup on me. that was the first day that i was abused. >> the very first time he examined you? >> yes. >> he molested you? >> yes. >> it put two gymnastic coaches legends in the spotlight. tonight usa team coordinators speak for the first time. >> think about some of the biggest names in gymnastics, and they say they were violated here. how does that sit with you? >> that's awful. i would say even if they have no name, any child who was violated by, it's a crime. it's so sad. >> i will tell you what people say now. how could they not have known this was happening with gymnast after gymnast after gymnast. >> yes. but if you couldn't suspect anything. >> the full interviews on the biggest sex abuse scandal in the history of olympic sport airs tonight. it's a "dateline exclusisc"date tonight at 7:00. >>> you probably know th

. >> the first time since larry nassar trial, maroney is speaking publicly criticizing the u.s.ommittee and michigan state university. in an interview at the new york society tierney luncheon she said, we know larry is a monster and learning from everything that has come out, i should never have met him. this follows a lawsuit against usa gymnastics alleging that maroney would be fined $100,000 if she or her teammates spoke out. usa gymnastics responded to her remarks saying they admire maroney for her courage and that an effort has been made to support future athlete development. >> white house economic advisor larry kudlow is apologizing to u.n. ambassador nikki haley after a mix up on potential russia sanctions. kudlow said hailey may have had some momentary confusion when she said sunday the new sanctions were coming against russia. it is a statement the white house walked back the very next day. vanity fair ran a scathing headline on the incident saying larry kudlow knives nikki haley in final stage of white house gang initiation. hailey fired back at kudlow in a statement

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the larry nassar. he is in prison after being convicted of sexually abusing his patients. >>> a firefighter convicted of driving drunk and crashing into a motorcyclist is pleading no contest. he drove a fire truck through a red light while he was impaired. it happened at fifth and howard back this 2013. the quinn originally charged with dui. surveillance video showed him chugging a pitcher of water immediately after the crash and he left before police could question him. the judge threw out the blood evidence in the case. quinn was sentenced to two years probation for delaying the arrest. >>> the san francisco sheriff wants more money to equip deputies. a few deputies in the jail have been wearing cameras for the past few months as part of a pilot program. the sheriff says tensions have de-escalated ever since the program began. >>> home owners in the south bay are not happy about the sound coming from b.a.r.t. trains. vta and b.a.r.t. are doing test runs. people are complaining that they're running th

she shared years of abuse at the hands of larry nassar. this morning, why she says despite what happened, she sometimes, quote, felt like she needed him. opening up in an exclusive interview airing sunday on "dateline," olympic star mckayla maroney tells how larry nassar groomed her, taking advantage of the demands placed on young women involved i >> i think i would have starved at the olympics if i didn't have him bring me food. >> why? i would think you'd have as much food as you needed. you're an athlete. >> your coaches are just always watching you and wanting to keep you skinny and there's just other things about the culture that will also messed up that he used against us. >> so there's this culture of not eating very much and limiting your calories, but he would what? >> buy me a loaf of bread. >> literally a loaf of bread? >> yeah. >> in washington they heard from jordan weeber saying athletes were motivated by a culture of fear. >> we couldn't smile or laugh during training. we were even afraid to eat too much in front of our coac

. >> the white house trade advisor, peter nassar said the white house will hold high level talks with beijing before anything takes affect. the discussions will occur in the 060-day period when america an provide feedback. ne company that could be hit is global trade. the c.e.o. joins us. if the products that you guy transport that we are talking about here, who is going to get hid hard his by the tariffs? >> there is a broad category. they tried not to hit things that consumers use every single notice it may not as much. it is things like fitness wearables. fire extinguishers, thermostats, dish washers. there are a lot of consumer goods in there as well as agricultural equipment, beer making equipment, mote cycles. >> what about tech in particular? >> wearables is one i would have my eye on. pact flex ld this im port. >> we have several companies. we looked, within an hour of the tariff announced it affects % of them. for those affected, it is as much as 100% of their shipments that are going to get hit. >> how do they handle that below? >> supply chains take a long time to process.

she is 2012 olympian who testified bravely against larry nassar for the abuse that she received at hishing and just to let you know a couple of facts. one out of six boys before the age of 18 will be sexually abused and one out of four little girls. so let's make sure that we do something about this. new york state law and in fact to make it mandatory reporting in private school for sexual abuse. >> dana: jesse, i will give you double one more thing time tomorrow. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: dana reporting in one more thing. thanks very much. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. president trump is meeting with his japanese counterpart talking with shinzo abe about north korea and trade and making news today. but, first, one passenger of a southwest flight is dead tonight. almost sucked out of a window after an apparent engine explosion. the flight from new york to dallas made an emergency landing in philadelphia today after the mid-air incident. now, we have new audio from the control tower talking with one of the pilots of that southwest flight. >> do you hav

gymnastics doctor larry nassar. hill says he wants to avoid future cases of abuse at the hands of ifs physicians and surgeons. >> they have to notify the insurer. hospital or clinic about the probation status. the patients receive no notice. left in the dark and susceptible to future abuse. >> the state medical board tells us they'll take a position on the bill later this month. >>> san francisco police broke up a burglary ring that appeared to be targeting the chinese community. this is surveillance video of a crime. in the left hand corner is a homeowner opening her garage. not knowing there were burglars inside her home. police say they identified 30 suspects accused of stealing close to $3 million in money, credit cards and jewelry. the burglaries started in november of 2017. served several search and arrest warrants over 90 days in several bay area cities and las vegas. these ten people have been arrested. they had give ups and multiple pieces of stolen property. when they picked them up. >> we have arrested te

>>> coming up next a shocking interview with mikaela maroney, why she relied on team doctor larry nassar even though he molested her hundreds of times. >> he booked a trip to hawaii for one price but his credit card shows another and it's not lower. i'm consumer investigators chris gomorrah. guam or. >> what's healthier pizza or grilled cheese. depends what you put on it. it's a complicated answer. go to vianey's twitter feed and also read that article. it's interesting. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. cheap flight deals. >>> welcome back to today in the bay. it is 6:23 right now. nbc 11 bay area responds to get another issue involving cheap flight deals. >> chris chmura helps

the university is under investigation by stayte and federal agencies for larry nassar's case. >>> facebook set to testify on capitol hill. he gets set for two days of grilling. we have samuel burke with more on the story. he will have to appear contrite before appearing before congress. >> reporter: it's my fault. that is what mark zuckerberg is expected to say. he will apologize and he will say this is his responsibility. he is, of course, the face of facebook. this is not just about cambridge analytica, christine. this is about a host of subjects which politicians on both sides of the atlantic have been wanting to question zuckerberg about for ages. yes, cambridge analytica, but also fake news, russian propaganda, hate speech, and most importantly, data protection. this is a real test to mark zuckerberg's leadership. a couple of weeks ago he was telling us on cnn he most likely would not be the person to testify before congress. he would send one of his deputies. he is not comfortable in front of the camera. there is so much pressure on the stock price losing tens of millions of dollars.

larry nassar and going forward with that that we saw the women come forward like haley one of the women did i an event with was one of the women who testified. he should have to pay not just like for the crimes that he committed but for the cost of the prosecution and he made light of the 3.5 million is nothing. so the prosecution in this case is going to be asking for the defendant to reimburse the state for the price of prosecuting this case which was quite extensive. >> dana: all right. thank you, kimberly for the expertise. president trump has harsh words for democrats after his pick to lead the v.a. withdraws his nomination over allegations of misconduct. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. have discovered something strong...e dependable... long lasting. they've found themselves in a chevy truck. and now, you can too. see for yourself why chevrolet is the mo

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continuing coverage at 5:13, abuse survivors will come together for a rally at michigan state where larry nassar worked, the disgraced usa gymnastics doctor convicted of molesting young athletes for years. this morning bell la and march ka rolly are talking about that abuse. >> they say that they were violated here. >> that's awful, any child who was violated by an adult, it's a crime. >> on the today show, they share more of their story and you'll see savannah's exclusive look inside the famous carolyi ranch. >>> when it comes to h1b visa program, it brings in indicated overseas workers with specialized skills. a lot of tech companies use the visas. attorneys representing fair are demanding detailed records on what the companies and most frequent ones that use h social security 1b and workers receiving the visas. the federal government is not commenting on the suit. >>> business and techheadlines, netflix might be makingve big s >> the rest ofhe new befre the bell, we turn to kate rogers live at cnbc world headquarters, good morning to you, kate. >> >> hi, again, marcus and kris. wall street co

. >>> happening today, athletes in the wake of the larry nassar case, today one of his victims and victims in another case will join california lawmaker at our state capitol. a lawmaker will unveil a bill requiring physicians and surgeons who have been placed on probation for misconduct to notify patients. new this morning, key areas of improvement for airlines, except for the one we care most about, arriving ontime. airlines are losing pew fewer bags and bumping fewer customers and getting few you are complaints. the amount that arrived on schedule declined slightly in 2017. over 80% of times arrive on time. >>> new this morning, new support for target of cyber bullying, m.i.t. set up a website to help victims allowing them to friend source. that website is called squadbox and allows people who have been bullied online to coordinate so-called squads of friends. those groups can then filter out bad messages and support one of them and each other during those tasks. rxers want to study to see if it is effective. right now it works for e-mail. >> it's 5:47. new this morning, apparently a big

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doing a penetrating moment, so he's not going to look like john stump of wells fargo, not like jack nassar of ford, not like ken lewis of bank of america or tony hayward of bp he's been coached. he's smarter than those guys and they don't have enough time to get him because there are too many senators involved he'll get away with it, but no, scott, it's not authentic contrition apology is not contrition. it's not authentic >> what if he says what jim cramer is suggesting, that he gets up there, apologizes, he's contrite, and he says we're appointing an independent investigator to get to the bottom of this we're taking my hands out of this, ms. sandberg's hands out of it, bringing someone in to truly get to the bottom of it. is that enough >> no, it's not enough you look at what mary barry did or jamie dimon did, they specified what they did wrong. at one point, when maxine waters tried to grill ken lewis, jamie reframed it and said this is what you should be asking us, if i should be so audacious, and you should hold a tougher standard to us, pointed out what jpmorgan did wrong, and took p

larry nassar.ny of the insurance companies. >>> michigan residents from flint traveled to the state capital to demand clean drinking water. they disrupted a legislative session a day after the last distribution site for free water was shut down. many people were sickened four years ago when flint switched its water-source. residents are not convinced the water is safe. >> we're letting them know, despite the fact that it's four years into this lead crisis it is still a crisis. we are still concerned about the contents in our water. >> organizers say they will continue to hold demonstrations until all the lead pipes in flint are replaced. >> scary scenario. >> it's really, really expensive and might not necessarily happen. >> they understand we have some trust issues there. >>> coming up, cristiano ronaldo's epic bicycle kick is inspiring copycats. we'll see what happens when a reporter gives it a try. >> what could go wrong with that? this happened, our popular segment is coming up. this happened,

msu faces allegations of mishandling reports of sexual assault against former sports doctor larry nassar. m su declined to comment on the lawsuit. >>> dramatic video shows girls jumping for their lives from a balcony as a fire quickly tears through their dance studio. ahead, how they escaped with just minor injuries. but first, it is 7:18, >>> good morning. we have a mix of sun rays and darker storm clouds. later this afternoon, we will see some light drizzle activity. here is what is going on with the radar. you can see the green off of the coast. the north bay will see the raindrops first and then it will work it way towards the south bay. temperatures will be in the low to mid-60s for most locations. another system comes in on wednesday into thursday. >>> a mix-up over identities is adding new heart break to the hockey club bus tragedy in canada. >> ahead, how stunned families learned a dead son and a survivor were misidentified by the coroner. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ ♪ whatever their sensitive skin get it out with all free clear. only all is the #1 recommended bran

. >> dplemonstrations held on friy after the handling of the sexual abuse of larry nassar. more than 250 athletes have accused him of sexual abuse. >>> today is the last day to use any toys r us gift cards. they are in the process of lick which diedi -- liquidatinliquidating. >>> tulips are out in the countryside. rows of red, yellow and purple. it has us all wishing for spring in america. here on saturday, april 21st, 2018. we will get to dylan's forecast in a moment. >>> an update on the murder of the texas fitness instructor. this week marked two years since missy bevers was murdered. a mother of three. her killer is still on the loose. her family is speaking exclus e exclusively to nbc news. kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: two years after the murder of 45-year-old fitness instructor missy bevers, helps husband brandon remembers her and an -- her husband brandon remembers her as outgoing mother. >> she lived every day to the fullest. >> reporter: missy had gone to the midlothian church to teach a class. a short time later, she was found dead. security camera video c