nassar. and those other monsters out there still who are continuing to violate fundamental rights. the depluplic tusay duplic a tu others continue to play on young athletes because of that lack of leadership and accountability. so we have seen thus far nothing but abundance of fingerprinting, blame shifting, stonewalling and denial of culpability in the testimony of officials that we have seen from those organizations. and the evidence of leadership in all of these organizations, or lack of leadership, is clearly deeply troubling to me. i'm hopeful for renewed commitment from all the olympic organization but what we really need is changes in the system and institution. it's not enough to repaint the house. it needs to be rebuilt. and with that, let me turn back to the chairman. >> thank you, senator blumenthal. let me also do what you did, with i was express my gratitude to both senator nelson and senator thune for their efforts to support this subcommittee's work and their assistance in the

nassar. former u.s.a. gymnastics president steve penny subpoenaed to appear invoked his fifth amendment rights during the hearing. this is nearly three hours. >> good afternoon. i call this hearing to order. earlier this year the subcommittee launched an investigation to examine cultural and systemic problems regarding abuse in the olympic movement. this subcommittee which exercises jurisdiction over the u.s. olympic committee and amateur sports is fully committed to ensuring the health and safety of all american athletes and today marks the second hearing in our ongoing investigation. rebegan this process in january following the disgusting revelations that former u.s.a. gymnastic team dr. larry nassar sexually abused hundreds of athletes over the span of two decades even well after numerous survivors alerted authorities about his actions. as we now know, many of our american olympians who stood tall in representing our nation in the international stage were suffering behind the scenes. thei

i was not aware of where else larry nassar worked. again, i started in may 2015, and never have met him face-to-face. i do not know. i cannot speculate as to what mr. penny did, only that i immediately reported every concern to him. >> i read your testimony and heard what you said. is it mr. penny the only person that you reported these allegations are facts to? the allegations of abuse, is mru reported to? >> yes, he was my boss. >> did he convey to you any response different, or more than what you have indicated in your testimony about what was to happen? >> he would indicate that each time he was going to contact the parents of the athlete and the appropriate are proper authorities. >> to know whether that happened? >> i do not know. it is challenging in what i read to the interviews after the fact, but i do not know that. >> did any communication come to you other than through mr. penny in regard to an fbi investigation? >> no, i do not believe so. when he sai investigator or proper authorities or the appropriate authorities, i as

this problem is not limited to larry nassar. there has been developed a culture in the olympics which prioritizes winning medals over the health and welfare of the athlete. usoc recognizes in their letter in january. they stated that, we must change the culture of the sport. third, we must take action to address inefficiencies in the system. today's hearing will give witnesses an opportunity to explain themselves and get honest answers. when we called on ceo, scott blackman to resign, we viewed that as the beginning of a long sentence of holding olympic leadership accountable. i'm concerned that despite the intention, too much of the old culture persist. the committee has done much work to address these issues, including the save sport authorization act which i cosponsor. i think the less it's a good framework which will be beneficial to our athletes and guardrails to protect them. additionally, we introduced legislation in january calling for special committee to investigate. in conclusion, these athletes represent our great na

that, plus named gymnastic koemps bela and marta karolyi escape charges while disgraced doctor larry nassar faces new ones. >>> failure to launch after a rocket crashes back to the ground just after lift-off. >>> and safe and sound, a deaf puppy rescued overnight. more than 30 hours after getting stuck down a 50-foot hole. she's likely getting lots of extra snuggles today, saturday june 30th, 2018. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with chanel jones, craig melvin and dylan dreyer live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." thanks for joining us about this saturday morning. >> good morning to you. i feel like i haven't seen you guys in awhile. >> we weren't here last week. >> maybe that's what it was. >> yes, we were. >> the time flies. it's always a good saturday when we start with the fact that a puppy is rescues. he fell into a 50-foot hole can you imagine? >> a deaf puppy on top of that. >> let's get right to our top story, this thick and awful heat gripping the country with temperatures close to the triple digitings and the heat index even higher than that. nbc's

, as well as tiffany and jeanette, a victim of sexual assault by larry nassar."ot just about what happened to them...but in how to change the system.. tiffany thomas lopez, former msu softball player (1997- 2000)/victim of larry nassar "all we're asking for is to just give knowledge, give patients the knowledge and allow them to make the decisions for themselves."2000 olympic broze medalist jamie dantzcher, former michigan state softball player tiffany thomas lopez and former team usa gymnast jeanette antolin are supporting the patient's right to know act..california could become the first state to require doctors on probation for sexual misconduct or any other serious professional misconduct must notify their patients.those serious professional misconduct charges would include criminal convictions involving harm to a patient's health or safety... the bill is by state senator jerry hill -- who had authored similar - but unsuccessful bills over the last three years.sen. jerry hill (d-san mateo) "the disclosure of the problems are becoming more obvious. i don't kno

nassar has been convicted of multiple counts of sexual assault.he bill is called "the patients right to know act." the bill wuld require doctors on probation for sexual misconduct or any other serious professional misconduct to notify their patients. the bill passed in the state senate in may and yesterday it passed through an assembly committee. it now heads to another committee for approval. ( james ) happening now... police are looking for two people after a shooting in san leandro. it happened at "3-rings wine and spirits" on hesperian boulevard. police say a man got into an argument with the store clerks after buying a bottle of alcohol and then left but returned a short time later with a gun. he fired at the clerks but missed. he was then seen leaving the store with a woman in a red chevy monte carlo s-s. police do not have a detailed description of either person. ( james ) in the south bay... this six week old puppy stolen in the middle of the day... and all of it was caught on camera. this is sweet little nyla -- a golden husky mix. she wa

. >>> happening now, larry nassar. it follows an investigation. a former trainer was also charged. nassar is already serving 40 to 175 years in prison in michigan for sexually abusing young women and girls. we'll be right back with more news. california. monday - we break down some of the big changes impacting you. plus: the scam stealing six- figure down-payments from bay area home buyers. the frightening fraud and how widespread it )s getting. )today in the bay ) monday - 4:30 to 7. ♪ a toast, from estrella jalisco. pa arriba! to the stars of the mexican national team. pa abajo! to the stars that know you don't get here by luck but after years of dedication. al centro! to the stars that bleed green, white and red. pa dentro! we are all in this together, no matter what! vamos por la estrella. estrella jalisco, the only premium mexican cerveza proud to be the official beer of the mexican national team. away from going into driving effect. it's specifically for ride sharing drivers like uber and lyft. starting july 1st, the blood alcohol level for anyone getting paid to drive someon

, as well as tiffany and jeanette, a victim of sexual assault by larry nassar." them...but in how to change the system.. tiffany thomas lopez, former msu softball player (1997- 2000)/victim of larry nassar "all we're asking for is to just give knowledge, give patients the knowledge and allow them to make the decisions for themselves."2000 olympic broze medalist jamie dantzcher, former michigan state softball player tiffany thomas lopez and former team usa gymnast jeanette antolin are supporting the patient's right to know act..california could become the first state to require doctors on probation for sexual misconduct or any other serious professional misconduct must notify their patients.those serious professional misconduct charges would include criminal convictions involving harm to a patient's health or safety... the bill is by state senator jerry hill -- who had authored similar - but unsuccessful bills over the last three years.sen. jerry hill (d-san mateo) "the disclosure of the problems are becoming more obvious. i don't know if the situation has been th

larry nassar scandal testified at the hearing. >> just give knowledge.cision themselves. >> the california medical board opposes the bill. san mateo state senator jerry hill authored the bill. >>> what is the difference between a patient consultation and tattling? >> good question. and that is what our "7 on your side" michael finney is looking into. here now with distinctions. >> this question is an interesting one. and it came up, one of the nation's foremost consumer advocates received a letter from his doctor. >> we have been annoyed at getting these premature notices from our pharmacies, time to renew your prescription and you still have a month left of your old pills. >> reporter: the founder of the influential consumer website. he ignored the pestering and then he got this letter from his doctor. he posted it online. i received a note from cvs care maker stating your history indicates you may not be taking your prescription. >> i thought that cvs was tattling to my docto prescription taking habits and didn't think that was right. >> reporter: then

. >>> victims of larry nassar want the firing of the michigan state university interim president. 120 women signed a letter on the issue. >>> athlete who testify against nasar will join lawmakers to push for the patients right to know bill. the bill would require doctors to tell patients if they are on probation for sexual misconduct or serious offenses. doctors are only required to report that information to insurance companies, hospitals and clinics. patients it find it online. >>> the search is on for a serial arsonist. there were 13 fires saturday night. in one case a fence was damaged but the potential for greater damage is there and neither police nor neighbors are willing to risk it happening again. there is a 2,500-dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> this morning san jose police are looking for this man. police cyathea walked into the public storage last month and robbed the business at gun point. officers say that the suspect got away. >>> severe storms sweeping through. >> and the federal investigation after a tesra goes up in flames. >> and the new t

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some called on texas to investigate why marta karolyi knew what she knew about nassar's abuse while theyed at the karolyi ranch, the ucla olympic training center. the karolyis maintained they did not know what was going on. texas prosecutors filed new charges of sexual abuse against nas sachlt ar who is in prison on charges for the rest of his life. >> i am optimistic that we will begin to have two opportunities, one is to receive some remains in the not too distant future. we're dogged in trying to facilitate as quickly as we can. >> thank you, i appreciate that. and just to be clear, we have not yet received any -- >> correct, snorp. we have not physically received them. >> martha: secretary of state mike pompeo delivering the update this week. no remains of u.s. troops returned yet from north korea. around 7700 u.s. troops are still unaccounted for from the korean war. but pompeo is optimistic about president trumped agreement with kim jong-un to bring the nation's heros home. family members are still holding out hope that they will be reunited with their loved ones. we follow up with

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$500 million settlement with hundreds of women and girls who said they were sexually assaulted by nassar, who was a campus sports doctor and a doctor and usa gymnastics. for saying inzed an evil that one of the victims had ulterior motives. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. >> i am amanda lang. here are our top stories from around the world. trade threats. president trump says he will impose 20% tariffs on cars imported from europe if trade barriers don't come down, as some within the white house may be taking steps to avoid a trade war with china. blackberries big plunge. we hear from ceo john chen as the company's shares dropped the most in a year after investors focus on weak growth. election gamble. a crucial election in turkey this week and could decide the future of president erdogan. what it means for the nation and the volatile region. let's get started with a quick

university president testify before congress about how they handled allegations of sexual assault b larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics team doctor and former physician at michigan state university. he's now in prison for possession of child pornography and sexual t. that heang of the senate commerce subcommittee on consumer protection is at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can see it live here on c-span 3. >>> and tomorrow, health and human services secretary alex azar was the before the house education and workforce committee. that's live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. lds daily., where history in 1979 c-span creed as a public service by america's cable television companies. oday wenue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house. the supreme court. and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite id. >>> next on c-span 3 the state department's coordinator for counterterrorism on the department's strategy to counter violent extremism. from the hudson

regarding the sexual abuse of dozens of olympic gymnasts under the care of former team doctor larry nassar. former u.s.a. gymnastics president steve penny subpoenaed to appear invoked his fifth amendment rights during the hearing. this is nearly three hours. >> good afternoon. i call this hearing to order. earlier this year the subcommittee launched an investigation to examine cultural and systemic problems regarding abuse in the olympic movement. this subcommittee which exercises jurisdiction over the u.s. olympic comtt

. >> michigan state university agreed to pay $500 million to more than 300 victims of nassar earlier this year. >>> we're getting a better idea of what happened when a nba player was arrested and tased. cam shows brown surrounded before they took him to the ground and tased him. he was originally confronted for parking illegal any aanca spot. pictures show prong marks from the taser in his back. new footage also shows cops discussing if brown filed a complaint, everyone will say the police department is racist. three of the officers in this video were disciplined following an internal investigation. >>> in an exclusive interview this morning on "the today" show, scott peterson, the campus ory stoneman douglas school spoke out. as the shots rang out inhe school, video shows the deputy calmly station o. he's been coned fellow officers and many in the community and labeled a coward, too. this is what he said today to savannah guthrie. >> i didn't g it but it wasn't because of some oh, i don't want to go into that building, oh, i don't want to face somebody in there. it wasn't like that

that money will go to more than 300 people who were sexually asassed by larry nassar, the university former sports director, sports director and a former u.s. team gymnastics trainer. >>> a roseanne spin-off is in the works but you can't call it "roseanne" and the conners will feature the regular cast members from roseanne, minus roseanne barr herself. she was fired and the show canceled after she sent a racist tweet. >>> more college campuses are saying no to smoking. the city said more than 2,000 colleges were either smoke or tobacco-free which is up about 800 -- in 2012. and 80 of the campuses banned e-cigarette use and some bans hookah smoking as well. >>> if you need to renew your license, dmv is open for saturday. this is a new option to cut down on the long wait times,certain offices including ten right here in the bay area will be open on select saturdays. it is open tomorrow as i just said. and then starting next month the dmv will be open on the first and third saturday of each month. >>> and new for you this morning, improving cpr training could save more lives. the new r

disburse a $5 million settlement to victims going to more than 300 people sexually assaulted by l larry nassar. each victim gets just over $1 million. noe another $75 million set aside for future claims of sexual abuse. >>> do you need a new license? the dmv is open for you this saturday for service again. and it's a new option as the dmv looks for ways to really cut down on its notorious long wait lines. well, certain offices including ten in the bay area will be open on select saturdays. it's open tomorrow and then starting next month, the dmv will be open on the first and third saturday of each month. >> will it take a nicer picture of you is what i really want to know. >>> san francisco tomorrow celebrates june teenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the u.s. the party's better on a weekend. right? the date marks the day in 1865 when slaves in texas were the last to get the word they were free. former mayor willie brown attends the event in san francisco tomorrow that starts at 2:00 at the marriott marquee on mission street. >>> all right, giants fans, well. ♪ come together tonight at

it30 will go to vemz of larry nassar. the school's former sports doctor. each victim is examined to receive about $1.25 million. >>> this morning peo around the country are remembering charles krauthammer. he was known as one of the most ant, influential, and thoughtful conservative voices of his time. yesterday he died from cancer. 68-year-old krauthammer was a heng-time columnist for washington post. earlier this month he wrote a by heart felt goo to readers revealing that he only this weeks to live. krauthammer w a knocks fuse commentator, a pulitzer prize winner and a harvard trained psychiatrist. >>> new video this morning showed pope francis taking a bit of a tumble at thealtar while celebrating mass in switzerland. take a look. he stumbled on the steps. you can see there. the aide caught him and prevented him from fling down. he didn't realize there was an extra step on that platform. the pope was not hurt. he continued with the profession out of the arena. looks to beat okay. good. >> always good to have people being. out for your well >>> cpr trai

larry nassar who says the campus community cannot heal until he steps down. he him out another university official criticizing lawyers who represent his assault victims and suggested the first woman to go public with her accusations had old terrier motives. global news 20 for hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julia: live, i'm julia chesley. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. julia: 30 minutes from the close of trading. u.s.sion dominated by trade tensions. joe: would you miss? >> the trade tit-for-tat is back on. beijing wastes no time fighting back. a central bank shade up -- shakeup. and president trump's closest confidence rally around the junk-bond king. the push to pardon michael milken gaining fresh steam. a $50 billion tit-for-tat after their bowels of swift retaliation. china will impose 25% tariff on $50 billion worth of u.s. imports with tariffs on $34 billion worth going into effect july 6. sound familiar? it mirrors the announcement issued by the office of the u.s. trade representativ

larry nassar, accused of mow molesting more than 200 girls and women.e is also accused of sexually harassing or assaulting medical students. he was the dean at the michigan state college of medicine until he stepped down last year. he pleaded not guilty to the charges. >>> new this morning, this could be everyone's worst night mare, an arizona man trapped in his own body because of a rare syndrome. he suffered a stroke back in 2012 and paralyzed and couldn't talk. he was completely aware of everything happening around him. he suffered from what's called locked in syndrome. doctors think it's because it's caused by bleeding in the brain stem. dims was aware of his surroundings but physically unable to react. >> basically you're locked in your own body. you can't do anything. you can't move anything and you can only move your eyes vertically, can't even more side to side. >> finally his daughter who was a pre-med student noticed him blinking. she found a way to communicate through blinking and spelled the phrase no hope. spent the next few months using hi

larry nassar demanding university of michigan's governing board remove the interim school president. they say he has reinforced the culture of abuse at msu. he is a former two-term republican governor of michigan. fox 9 in the twin cities. a dam on the tamarack river causes flooding. one person has died in the flooding in northern wisconsin. the 75-year-old man's body was found 60 feet from his pickup which had been swept off the road into a ditch. live look from st. louis. the big story there, missouri democratic party suing to block the appointment of mike kehoe as lieutenant governor. the suit reopens a long-standing legal debate for with the governor has the power to appoint someone to the second ranking executive position. the lieutenant governor's office was vacated june 1 when the republican became governor after the resignation of eric greitens. that is tonight live look outside the beltway from "special report." paradox here inside the beltway, we continue to watch the doors outside the meeting with republicans and president trump. when they come to the microphone, there is

. >> my name is nassar and i work for the secretary of state, steve simon. minnesota is very high when it comes to voter turnout, but my challenge is that -- normally the election -- i mean voter engagement happens during the election only, and then in between, nothing happens. so we engage, engage, engage, and then we disengage for two years or whatever number of years. so our engagement drops down to probably a zero. what do you recommend us to do in between because that's where the -- i mean the minute it dies, how do we keep this momentum from a technology point of view? >> from a voter registration perspective, the thing i think about a lot is feendsing the people to register to vote when it's time. of course, elections are a great time to get people to register to vote. if you're not registered, you can't vote. when you have drives, a big sell on outreach done by the secretary of state's office, it can be helpful getting a drumbeat of reminders to register to vote, and you're always going to catch someone. that's a great way to see a slow and steady li

. >> my name is nassar and i work with the minnesota secretary of state, steve simon. minnesota normally is very high when it comes to voter turnout, but my challenge is that -- because normally the election engagement we have been doing -- i mean, voter engagement we have be doing election only and then in between nothing happens. so we engage, engage and then we disengage for two years or whatever number of years. so our engagement drops down to probably like a zero. what do you recommend us to do in between because that is where really momentum dies. how do we keep this momentum from a technology point of view? >> from a voter registration perspective the thing i think a lot about is find people at the moments when it makes sense to register to vote. so it's not necessarily of course, you know, elections are a great time to get people to register to vote because there is a sense of urgency and if you don't register you can't vote, but ever present voter registration, be it voter registration dris, be it a quick upsell on some outreach that's being done by the secret

before we leave that topic, the victims of larry nassar awarded a $500 million settlement.here does that money come from? that: my understanding is michigan state has seven different insurance carriers. the bulk of that will become our the bulk of that we have put into the budget to make sure we have a tuition cap so that those costs will not be passed on to either the taxpayer or the student. that is there any thought that could bankrupt the state university? guest: you know, i think with seven insurance carriers, that is why you have insurance. i am not hearing anything of that matter. host: donna is in michigan. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to comment on the fact ont this budget was valid the back of retirees. office, governor took tax on thea retirees, one of the ways they balance the budget. than they gain tax benefits because of these. of all, we made modifications to our tax system we didn't include a new tension 3 you have to ask yourself, is it fair that somebody who retires with thousands of dollars in a pension plan, is it fair that

nassar, says over 130 women have approached him of claims of abuse against george kendall, dating bacust a resident. >> your firsts obligation to protect the safety of your students, and usc miserably failed at that.ey failed for 30 years. >> he was fired20 in with a payout after a usc internal tvestigation, but t investigation determined there was no criminal activity, and until the "los angeles times" reported aut this. usc's response was we welcome the u.s. department of education's investigation and the university will fully cooperate with their inquiry. >> i hope bypeeopleing out people will know they don't have to keep the secret. >> the five women determined to show strength, courage, character, they s the just want usc to do the same. >> nbc news has repeatedly tried to contact dr. kendall for contact without success, and while he has not responded to usc, he said in par patients sometimes fabricate stories and he defended his practices throughout usc's internal investigation. the medical board of california confirms they are actively investigating claims of misconduct by the

larry nassar, who says the campus community cannot heal until anglin steps down.l, another university official was emailed, criticizing that the first woman to go public with her accusations had old hear your motives. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. julia? julia: china's finance ministry has just released this statement following the announcement of the tariffs on the united date. the u.s. measures violated the relative -- relevant rules of the wto and is contrary to the consensus reached in signing u.s. negotiations. it seriously violates our legitimate rights and interests sent threatens the interest of our country and people. we are joined now by our bloomberg trade reporter, live in washington. the chinese did promise to respond in an equal scale, an ofal intensity in terms trade tariffs, and that is exactly what we have today in terms of response, isn't it? that's right. the u.s. an ounce $34 billion to be imposed

this comes in the wake of the scandal of all thing -- evolving larry nassar.rd said today it will eliminate a $12 million scholarship fund for the island's largest public university as well as a $50 million annual fund for municipalities. the board will also scrap an annual christmas bonus for all government employees. the moves come after legislators asused to change labor laws ordered by a federal control board overseeing the u.s. territories -- territory's finances. countriesn against eu on immigration policy is easy compared to the task of implementing it. at an eu summit today, he outlined an agreement to reduce the flow backward and migrants into europe, including building holding centers for the migrants outside the continent and a boost for the libyan coast guard. >> we have issued a clear message to all vessels. including those of ngos operating in the mediterranean. law andt respect the must not obstruct the operation of the libyan coast guard. task also said some intake centers could be built on european soil, but any relocation and resettlement of

gymnastics president testifies before congress about handling allegations of sexual assault by larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics team doctor and former physician at michigan state university. he's now in prison for possession of child pornography and sexual assault. that hng of theate mmerce subcommittee on consumer protection is at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can see it live here on c-span3. and tomorrow, health and human seices secretary alex azar testifies before the house education and workforce committee, live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >>> the white house briefing with press secretary sarah sanders is coming up this afternoon, scheduled for 2:00 p.m. eastern, and we'll bring it to you live here on c-span

. >>> the "houston chronicle" reports disgraced physician larry nassar and an ex-trainer are facing sex abuse charges for alenled assaults on young gymnasts at the karolyi ranch in texas. they find no victims who own the ranch. the rap. served for two decades as the women's national team training center. >>> politico reports a california man has been charged with threatening to kill family members of the chairman of the federal communications commission. man's rage was apparently fueled by the fcc's vote to repeal the obama-era net neutrality rules. he has since written pie an apology. >>> entertainment weekly reports rapper drake's new album scorpion is at the very least revealing. he confirms the rumor he indeed has a young son. in the song "emotionless," he raps, quote, i wasn't hide my kid from the world. i was hiding the world from my kid. i didn't do it like drake. another song is written like an open letter to his son. >> give it the rap version. >> i'm not going to be a viral sensation trying to sound or rap like drake. >> that's okay. wasn't there something about him and the mo

nassar, says over 130 women have approached him with claims of abuse against george tyndall, dating backdent. >> your first obligation is to protect the safety of your students. and usc miserably failed at that. and they failed for 30 years. >> reporter: tyndall was fired in 2017 with a payout after an internal investigation. the investigation determined there was no criminal activity. until the "l.a. times" report this past may, usc had not contacted authorities. now, the federal government has announced an investigation. usc saying in response, we welcome the u.s. department of education's investigation and the university will fully cooperate with their inquiry. >> i really hope that by speaking out, people will rise and know that they're not alone and they don't have to keep this secret. i kept the secret for a long time. they don't have to keep this secret. >> reporter: these five women determined to show strength, courage, character. they say they just want usc to do the same. nbc news has repeatedly tried to contact dr. tyndall for comment without success. while he has not responde

larry nassar >>> and the czech president calling a news conference to set a giant pair of underwear on fire there you see it this saga started back in 2015 when members of an artist group climbed to the top of the czech presidential palace and replaced the flag with the boxers they were protesting his campaign for re-election >> so this is sort of a na-na-na sponsor something. >> that would be high interpretation but i don't know the jury is out. >> they were big ones, too >> yes, those were giant boxers. words you never thought you'd say in a news update >> we're so proud. >>> leading the charge to bring diversity to silicon valley, how is it going? randall stevenson scoring a big win over the president getting unconditional pralapov to buy time warner. we'll hear from him next imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few c

unanimous decision, the michigan state board of trustees agreed to pay $500 million to settle the larry nassarse case through a bond offering the bond also voted 6-2 to keep the interim president. resisting calls for his ousting. >>> lee boyd maflo who was 17 when he weapon on a killing spree in washington, d.c. in 2002 has been granted new sentencing hearings. a judge ruled his four life sentences must be vacated because the supreme court ruled that mandatory life without parole sentence force juveniles are unconstitutional. >>> airbus is warning britain failing to reach a deal on brexit could force to it leave the country and take thousands of jobs with it. about 14,000 people are employed by airbus in that country. >>> hundreds of israeli surfers took to the waves in protest against potential environmental damage from offshore drilling. organizers say 992 people held hands to form this circle off of the coast. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. back to you michelle. >> let's get you a check on the markets. the dow is up triple digits. higher by 170 points a gain of almost.75. the nas

university president testify before congress about how they handled allegations of sexual assault by larry nassar, the former usaymsticsm doct a former physician at michigan state university. he's now in prison for possession of child pornography and sexual assault. that hearing of the senate commerce subcommittee on consumer protection is at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can see it live here on sp3. >>> and tomorrow, health and human services secretary alex azar testifies before the house education and thece committee. that's live starting at 10:00 eastern here on c-span3. >>> as a former educator, i really believe that education is the most important factor facing south dakota. we have been dead last in teacher pay for many years. we have finally, thanks to the governor and many others, now 48th, which isn't great, but it's a great improvement. so we must understand that children are our best and greatest assets. we've got to recognize that and take care of them. make sure that they're good citizens that take care of us in the future. >> i think the most important issue going on in north dakota is div

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