agents who had opened an investigation of larry nassar.er, raisman and her teammates from rio were inducted into the u.s.a. gymnastics hall of fame. >> aly raisman: we must remember that protecting athletes comes first, and doing right by athletes is always the priority. i love our sport so much, and i want the best for it. >> lapook: some of the most powerful people in the sport were there, but raisman says it seemed that many of them were giving her the cold shoulder. >> aly raisman: there was a table of a lot of people that are very high up in u.s.a. gymnastics, that were in the room. and-- they didn't come over. you know, my-- my teammates and i were all sitting at the table, and they did not come over to say hi to us or to congratulate us. >> lapook: after your speech, or-- ? >> aly raisman: before, at all. the-- the whole time. all we've done is-- is worked really hard. we love the sport. and-- we were treated like, you know, "we don't want anything to do with you girls." >> lapook: are you concerned that being so outspoken could jeo

josh nassar. mr. nassar is currently the legislative director of the united auto workers. before this position, mr. nassar served as the assistant director of legislation for the service employees international union or the seiu, one of the most important unions in the world, really. prior to his work at the seiu, mr. nassar had been the vice president for federal affairs at the center for responsibility -- at the center for responsible lending and also served as legislative assistant for a congresswoman from illinois. mr. nassar, we thank you for joining us here today as well. finally, we have the honorable david britt. mr. britt is the vice chairman of the spartanburg county council. in his 25 years on the spartan during county council, mr. britt has led numerous economic development efforts, resulting in the county having the highest international investment per capita in the nation in recent years. so, mr. britt, we're grateful to have you here and look forward to your testimony. well, let's begin over here with our friend on our left. >> good morning, chairman hatch,

kerry's nine month tenure was criticized because of the larry nassar scandal. she has no experiee in gymnastics or the olympic movement when she took the job back in december. she had the job of reshaping the organization after it came to light that nassar actually abused dozens of women and girls. nassar is serving a life sentence after pleading guilty to child porn charges and state charges of sexual abuse. >>> news 4 is working for you on ne of d.c.'s most high profile murders. join us tonight as we dig deeper into the case on the eve of the suspect's trial. we'll examinehe idence. we sat down with some ocht region's most legal experts and criminal minds.ocht region's most legal experts and criminal minds.focht region's most legal experts and criminal minds. ocht region's most lecrl experts and inal minds.tocht region's most legal experts and criminal minds.hocht region's most legal experts and criminal minds.eocht region's most legal experts and criminal minds. region's most legal experts and criminal minds. >> thi there's no direct evidence of anybody seei

in june she wasic indd as a acting party to nassar's abuse of gymnasts. b he hasn accused of sexual assault by 150 women and is serving 175 years in ison. >> a moving tribute to tell forf slain student at iowa state's football game. they paused toon her. she was randomly murdered and dumped in a pond. she was recognized ashe 2018 athlete of the year. the players marched arm in arm to the sideline instead of running to thennel. both teams wore their initials o hetheir helmet and shirts. >> news 4 iteam is looki a wave of scammers said to be taking the district by storm. >> the district attorney general is warning all would be renters and potenti buyers about becoming targets. look all starts when you online for a rental. this ad seems real enough but the owner tol us it's actually bogus. so we went undercover and started e-mailing with the person pretending to rent it.as d.c.ne of the hottest rental markets in the country. a constant influx of people in search of the per place but scammers are getting smarter, preying on the desperationko trould be renters

the fbi a's role in the larry nassar case being called into question this morning.f justice official telling nbc news the department's inspector general's office has opened a criminal investigation into the agency's response to the sexual abuse allegations against nassar. the former u.s. gymnastics team doctor accused of abusing hundreds of young athlete sess behind bars for life. the probe is looking into why it took the fbi at least nine months to open a formal investigation after usa gymnastics first reported the athletes a' allegations in july of 2016. >> when there is an accusation of child sexual abuse, the fbi is there. i mean, they are investigating. that is a very serious crime. and you're dealing with the nation's highest level gymnasts and nothing is done. >> a source familiar with the matter confirming to nbc news that former olympic gold medalist michaela maroney, a member of the fierce five, has been interviewed as part of the latest investigation. maroney first spoke with an agent by phone in september 2015 about her interactions with nassar. she told

van horn and nassar were indicted in june on sexual assault charges at the karolyi ranch. she will defend her name and reputation. >>> the motion picture academy rethinking the addition of the popular film category at the oscars. the academy announced thursday it is shelving the award for now. they say implementing it nine months in the year creates a challenge for films already released in 2018. the academy will seek additional input on the category. >>> the next amazon order may be delivered by amazon. we will tell you about the big truck order beefing up the amazon fleet when we get a check on cnn money next. ke sweors. yup, he's gone nosnd. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just one more time. indulge in irresistible freshness. febreze unstopables. breathe happ

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rachel d rachel dael denhollander was on the first women to accuse sports doctor larry nassar for abuses she stayed silent for years because she saw how other accusers were treated. >> you need to realize that you are greatly compounding the damage done to these abuse victims by the way you are responding. this, what it took to get here, what we had to go through for our voices to be heard because of the responses of the adults in authority, has greatly compounded the damage we suffer. and it matters. >> american lawyer and former gymnast, rachael denhollander joins me now from kentucky. thank you so much for speaking with us. >> thank you for having me. >> when you think back to make that decision to blow the whistle on larry nassar and how much strength you think you needed to speak up? >> it took years to get to the point of being healed enough to face what i knew was coming when i spoke out. i knew larry would be an international story, given who he was. and the thought of what that would entail was absolutely terrifying. in addition to that, just the idea of having to verbalize, so

larry nassar is serving a life sentence for sexually assaulting multiple women who were under his careor geoffrey owens could be making a return to the big screen thanks to tyler perry. geoffrey owens is a former "the cosby show" actor recently shamed on social media after photos of him working at a trader joe's went viral. p retreated at him asking to come enjoying his new show. a lens says he received lots of interest and he said he wants to get the job on his own and on his merits rather than the recent publicity and that there is nothing wrong with working at trader joe's. cheryl: i go to trader joe's new jersey and i never know who i will see. lauren: you might see me. cheryl: you will see me there, also. >>> imagine a time in the future where every commercial you see while watching your favorite show or movie is customized just for you. well, the future is becoming a reality and video platform company innovative leading the way and joining me now is the president. bedpan, good morning. >> thank you. cheryl: fascinating, so 55% of americans have connected tvs and you are the compa

. >>> a former usa gymnastics trainer who worked with larry nassar will be arraigned today.as arrested thursday at the houston airport after coming off a flight from china. van horn and nassar were indi indicted in june on child sexual assault charges stemming from incidents at the ranch in texas where many olympian s trained fr decades. she will defend her name and reputation. >>> 17 minutes past the hour. more than news if you own a ford. two million f-150 pickup trucks recalled. we will tell you why. was the culturof the co. and i think that had to shift to responsible growth. second thing i wanted to change was the leadership of the company. and the third was for us to start listening. listening to our riders. listening to our driver partners. i think listening is ultimately going to make us a better company. of great savings and service. with such a long history, it's easy to trust geico! thank you todd. it's not just easy. it's-being-a-master-of-hypnotism easy. hey, i got your text- sleep! doug, when i snap my fingers you're going to clean my gutters. ooh i should clea

larry nassar, who has now been convicted of sexually abusing hundreds of women and girls. the lawsuit alleges dr. nasser, who was also the usa gymnastics team doctor, drugged and raped a 17-year-old field hockey player , erika davis, at michigan state university, and video taped the rape. the suit says michigan state university then stripped davis of her scholarship after she reported the rape to police, and forced davis' coach, whom she had told about the rape, to resign and sign a non-disclosure agreement. the suit argues "michigan state university could have prevented hundreds of young girls and women from being sexually assaulted by defendant nassar had they only acted appropriately, decently, and lawfully in 1992." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from san francisco, the site of the global climate action summit organized by california governor jerry brown. but the opening of the summit thursday was disrupted as indigenous and climate justice activists blocked t

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perry was brought onto lead usa gymnastics throughout the fallout from the larry nassar sex abuse scandal. the olympic committee questioned perry's ability to lead and she faced growing criticism from current and former athletes. >>> the cdc says another 30 people have been reported ill in an outbreak of salmonella linked to honey smacks. for the time being, no one should be buying or selling the cereal. 100 people sickened and dozens hospitalized across 36 states. >>> imagine coming home to this. a crane being used for work in an orlando neighborhood when it tipped over and crashed into that house cutting the roof in half. officials say no one was hurt. a second crane will be brought in to move the first. we'll take a short break. >>> up next, there is no place like home for an iconic part of movie history. cracking. we investigate why a broken window is raising new concerns at san francisco )s millenium tower. plus, a mother and daughter survive a plane crash into the bay. what we )ve just learned about the final moments. next. >>> it was a decade ago, a thief stole a pair of dorothy's

larry nassar. he's been convicted on dozens of counts of sexually abusing athletes.e parry was only on the joy athletes blame her for mishandling the fallout from the larry nassar case. this is a live look at eden prairie, minnesota, from our affiliate fox 9. one of the stories there tonight, the fbi says it has recovered a pair of ruby slippers warned by judy garland in "the wizard of oz." they were stolen from a minnesota museum 13 years ago. they are 1 of 4 pairs of ruby slippers worn by garland in that movie that are known to exist. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ reak a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. take us downtown, waze. waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside... with the world outside.

larry nassar drugged and raped her in 1992.17-year-old field hockey player when she sought the treatment for a knee injury. she felt the session had been video taped and later became pregnant. she said perles was aware of it and dismissed it. nasser is serving decades in prison for molesting athletes and child pornography. >>> the san francisco chronicle says a california man allegedly shouted profanities about president trump and tried to stab a republican congressional candidate. authorities say 35-year-old farzad fazeli attacked peters with a switch blade sunday at the castro valley fall festival. nobody was seriously injured. fazeli was arrested of making threats. >>> and a man was arrested after trying to booby trap his own house. they say the 73-year-old man rigged the home's entrances and wins doze to prevent break-ins. >> he took it upon himself to rig his home with explosive devices which were a small metal like object containing a shotgun shell. >> they say he rigged it with weapons to hurt him. a deputy that entered

. >>> thearry nassar fallout continues.he ceo of usa gymnastics steps down. >> news 4 today starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. weome to your tuesday, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrisgilchrist. we're looking at scorching hot day here today. melissa will have a look at the roads for us. first, sheena parveen has a weather alert because of the heat. >> weather alert because t bngs wi heating up very quickly around here, with the humidity mornin heat this it feels about 4 degrees warmer than the air temperaturehen youalk outside. 79 in washington. the sun is coming up here. it's goi -- our temperatures will start to rise quickly. it feels more like 83 degrees. we have a heat advisory for most of the area through the afternoon, feeling like 105 degrees today. temperatures as you walk outside. 74 dulles, 74 clinton. it's warm and humid. we have a patchy fog. just be dareful. as you are driving, watch out for the kids. as you are commuting, you probably want to start blasting. temperatures will be topping out in the mid-90

carrie perry stepped down and faced criticism over her handling of the case involving larry nassar.tly-hired elite coach after she contacted one of nassar's victims. >>> cops are crediting algae with helping to make an arrest. >> the suspect was initially stopped for speeding in cape coral and got out and ran as they do. the 22-year-old then jumped in a canal and tried to swim away. >> but once in the water, he was overcome by algae and even swallowed some. the suspect turned himself in. he was taken to a hospital. he's now fine but in jail. >> wow. >> like swamp thing. >> yeah. >> there's nothing that will help you get away from the law in florida, i guess. >> you know, in l.a., we watch people run all the time and they frequently get caught. florida takes it a step further. we're going to jump in the algae and try to swim. >> cops there with their popcorn. >>> coming up in the next half hour, a shocking claim about the hundreds of thousands of dollars raised for a homeless man through a go fund me page. >>> but first, geoffrey owens talking about working at trader joe's. >> and is

that hearing followed the conviction of former team usa doctor larry nassar.me ceo last december. critics say she did little to promote change in the wake of the scdal. critics say she did little to promote change in the wake of the scandal. >>> library has a new section of lgbtq books. it includes fiction and nonfiction books for all ages that relate to gender identity and sexual orientation. there is a celebration to mark the occasion. it starts at 6:00 at the library. >>> tennis fans are waking up in shock even after watching the match last night at the u.s. open. >> they are calling it one of the game's biggest ever upsets. fetterer lost to an unranked 29-year-old who toiled for years in lower ranks. his name is john and he had never beat anyone in the top ten before. it is safe to say most people had not heard of him before the open started and now he will be playing in the his next match is also a challenge. he faces. >> okay. we'll show you that video later this morning. it is tough but i think it happened on the womens side too. >> but it's always nice

we will hear from -- next, we will hear from president trump's picks for nassar. r nasa. they testified at the senate hearing last month. it is about two hours. thank you for being here. we have a couple of votes coming up and we will try to roll through those. i want to welcome our distillers panel to today's hearing. nominationsider the for the director of the office of science and technology policy. confirmed, hee will advise the president on scientific and engineering and aspects of major policies across to his scientific background is in atmosphere science and predictions. currently, he serves as the resident for research, the weather news chair or merit us of center of analysis and prediction of storms at the university of oklahoma. he has deviously testified regarding science in the u.s. economy and on hurricane research. dr. drug meyer is a -- is well qualified to lead and i look forward to the senate confirming him quickly. jim moore heart is also well known to many of us. he spent 25 years working in the united states senate. he currently serves as the deputy se

gymnastics recover from the larry nassar abuse scandal.for supporting a coach who supported larry nassar after he was indicted. this included criticism from victims of the abuse. >>> "washington post" reports monica lewinski abruptly ended an onstage interview over a question about former president bill clinton. it happened with a journalist in jerusalem where she was talking about the perils of the internet. >> president clinton was rather i rate when he was asked if he ever apologized to you personally. and he said, i apologized publicly. do you still expect that apology, the personal apology? >> i'm so sorry, i'm not going to be able to do this. >> former white house intern, now an antibullying activist, walked off the stage, a long walk, too, across that stage. lewinski later tweeted she had told the journalist the day before that the question was off limits. she said it's important for women to stand up for themselves and control their own narrative. the interviewer, though, says she kept all the agreements made with lewinski. moni mo

you are seeing the fatah coalition, and prime minister abadi's nassar alliance forming. if you look at the total there is, they have 114. they would be able to form government -- they need 165 to do it, but they would make the argument that they have the best chance to start it. then we have seen the opposition, the jicama and the sear eun company. to the surprise of pundits in the press abadi came in in third. now you are seeing a hard line in the sand saying they will not form any government that includes mall kyi's state of law in it. the counter to that have said we will not form any government unless mall kyi is included. you are seeing mall key a pawn between the parties. this is not new, to hear saader being opposed to mall kyi being in government. he was opposed in 2010 and then came over to that side. he was opposed in 2014 and then came over to their side. and of course hakim is movable as well. right now we are looking at this formation. what we are trying to do is do a series of panels here where we continue to look at the iraqi elections. we did one of these

when you think back to blowing the whistle on larry nassar and how much strength you feel you needed speak up. >> it took years to get to the point of being healed enough. i knew larry would be an international story, given who he was. in addition to that, just the idea of having to verbalize, something so shameful and private and is terrifying for an abuse victim. it's a horrifying process to go through. >> reporter: what's life been like since the abuse and how did it change your life? >> it was every bit as difficult and horrific as i expected it to be. the same things that are being said about miss ford were said about me, were said about everybody that came forward. she's in it for the attention. larry was running for office when i spoke out. why did she wait so long. that's the attacks that all victims get when they speak up. it's the norm, not the exception, for it to take years and decades for victims to come forward with their abuse stories. i have received many, many personal messages from people who are in their 60s and 70s. who are telling me for the first time of their a

misconduct earlier this year scrolling through youtube, a new story about the sex abuse case of larry nassar it piqued her interest >> i feel like sexual harassment is one of the most messed up things in the world because like, you should not be doing that. >> reporter: she is not alone these seventh and eighth graders have a sense of what is appropriate and what is not and how it makes them feel. >> it is scary. i think it is when people do something without the consent of someone else. >> it is not right. if someone puts their hands on other people, it is not respectful. it makes you feel sad but that is what the world has come to. conversations about consent and body safety that the superintendent of the school's is encouraging for teachers and parents. she sent a letter to the superintendents this week saying the recent developments in the brett kavanaugh hearing are bringing sexual misconduct to the forefront. >> i think it is challenging today and different than 20 or 30 years ago where social media and the national narratives are really in it your home and in your hands. >> reporter:

it is moving forward with its plans to go public we sat down exclusively with the oil giant's ceo nassaralso asked him if recent reports that its widely anticipated public offering was being permanently canceled were true here's what he told us >> of course it isn't. his excellency, the minister last month indicated that the government is committed to the ipo at a time of choosing when the market conditions are optimum and the reason i say it's incorrect, because look at what the government did so far to make sure the company is ready for the ipo. we have the company's a joint stock company effective january this year. we signed a new concession agreement. oil and gas, which is important for saudi aramco all the elements that are required for listing saudi aramco were done so it shows you the commitment of the government for listing saudi aramco. >> the sabbic, how does that change the timing then of any timed ipo? >> the sabbic will impact the timing of the ipo. it's a major deal. we are doing the due diligence currently and you cannot list while you are going through an acquisition thi

she replaced the former ceo who relined last year in the wake of the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal. perry has been heavily criticized for not taking enough action for hping make things better. >> the book "feared, trump in the white house" details how top players and aid routinely went behind the president's back to thwart him. in one account woodward says the president orderedam mattis to assassinate syrian dictator bashar al assad. mattis reportedly told the president he would proceed with the plan and then chose a much more measuredro ah instead. the president's former personal lawyer up a mock q and a to simulate a sit-down withpecial unsel robert mueller and woodward recorded the conversation with his president when he told him he was doing the book. >> i do, i do, and kelly ann went to somebody but she didn't come to me and she should have come to me. >> she doess have acc to me, absolutely, she has direct access but she didn'tome to me. you know, what that's okay. i'll end with another bad book, what can i tell you. >> and t call woodward said he desperately tried to get in

vance, 5-4 and retaliation nassar, 5-4. from liability from international human rights violations, jessner, 5-4. corporations are not in the constituti constitution. ju juries are. juries are the one thing designed to protect against encroachments by private wealth and power. of course the roberts five rules for wealthy corporations over jury rights every time. with nerry a mention of the 7th amendment. a classic, helping big business bust unions. harris v quinn, 5-4 and janice v affect me with a 40-year precedent. lots of big influencers are polluters who like to pollute for free. the roberts five delivers decisions who let polluters pollute. 5-4. national association of home landlorders weakening for endangered species. 5-4. michigan versus air polluters, if 5-4. there is the procedural abhorrent decision to stop the epa clean power plan. pattern. then come roberts five bonus decisions advancing a far right social agenda. upholding and hobby lobby granting religious rights over the health care rights of employees. letting

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she took over last year after the previous ceo resigned in light of the larry nassar sexual abuse case. former olympians and current national team members have criticized perry for not communicating efforts to make the sport safer. the board released a statement saying it's been making the recommended changed. they include amending the organization's bylaws and the appointment of an entirely new board of directors. the board says usa gymnastics has been focused on athlete safety and wellbeing and insuring that programs and protocols are in place to prevent all forms of abuse. >> police paid at least 75 arres ancisco marriott yesterd. local workers from union 2 staged the progress. they're upset in the lack of progress over contract talks. they deal expired august 15th. local 2 represents employees at seven san francisco marriott-owned hotels. we reached out to marriott and have not yet heard back. >> a palo alto man who was recently released from prison in nepal is looking forward to a fresh start back here in the bay area. >> wolf price founded the organization, within the four walls,

as we know in the state of michigan, the larry nassar scandal, so many women have been affected by sexual violence. if someone would have believed them when they first came forward, this could have been prevented. >> michigan state is at the ep center of this right now. hundreds of hundreds of people are saying this happened to me and it kept going. >> this one happened to break news because it was all one perpetrator. it happens to one in five women and one in ten women, especially on college campuses. we need to have these conversations all the time about we have the obligation and the change the way we talk to survivors, the way we believe them and guide them on their journey to recovery or their journey to prosecution. it's up to the survivor how they want to integrate that into their identity. once you're a survivor, you're never not. we have to think about that. >> that's an interesting point. there's so much focus on accountability. the criminal justice system is how we think about. but it's good to think about the perspective of the survivor. >> i was faced with a situation where

she took over the organization last year after the previous ceo resigned in light of the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal. former olympians and current national team members have criticized perry for not communicating what changes are being made to make the sport safer. >>> police made at least 75 arrests at a protest outside the san francisco marriott yesterday. union workers from unite here local 2 staged the protest. they're upset over the lack of progress in contract talks. their deal expired august 15th. local 2 represents employees at seven san francisco marriott owned hotels. we reached out to marriott, but we have not yet heard back. >>> a palo alto man who was recently released from prison in nepal is looking forward to a fresh start back in the bay area. >> wolf price founded the organization within the four walls which educates and shelters young women and girls. the 31-year-old filmmaker was also working on a documentary. his humanitarian work got short in april when police arrested him on marijuana charges. price says the drugs were planted. his mom flew to kathmandu and

last week the promoted a coach who had been a nassar defendwa. sh fired three days later.that shows the culture sn't changed. aly raisman tweeted she wants everybody choosing the new ceo to step down. >>> >>> now another warm and humid start to your morning. 78 degrfes. s more like 81. we go through the day today. going to be another really ot afternoon. 73 degrees. almost 80 inan polis. 70 in lorton. most of the area not looking too ba by lunchtime, 90 degrees. afternoon 94. closero around 100 it will feel like. we could see an isolated shower at best. higher rain chances friday into the weekenwi. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. coming up, the power of hypnosis. how it's being used to change the face of modern medicine. which one of us will experience it live right here in our studio. >> not it. also ahead john krasinski will stop by. he's tackling an iconic role. can't wait to catch up with him. >> an inside look at ellen's life changing encounter with wild gillas profit first exclusive the daughter of apple [ phone rings ] hey maya. what's up? hey!

larry nassar. >>> a replacement bridge under construction will help provide valuable urging cake datand busiest port in the country. it will measure the forces on the span when an earthquake hits. the span is just a few miles from three different faults. the centers will record data will be added to the state database on earthquakes to understand seismic activity. berkley is one of the schools that will have this information. >> they will use ground motion and determine exact accelerations and forces that were imparted on the bridge so we can quickly put it back in service after a major earthquake. the eastern span of the bay bridge has more than 200 earthquake censors. >>> a north bay school board want to talk to rename some schools. the groups will try to persuade the district at a board meeting. hundreds of people have signed and on line petition for a name change. >>> executives. >> the world's companies will be in capitol hill tomorrow for a forum on foreign interference in elections. google was criticized when it declined to send his ceo. president trump accuses the site of disc

he reportedly was forced to resign as they continue to recover from the larry nassar sex abuse scandallast week they fired tracy three days after s was hired as elite dtoelopment coordi that was vitt sized by aly raisman who claimed she supported naser and shamed victim >>> now, please close your ears. stunning set rodgers federer number two seed lost t john millman. he's ranked 55th in the world. it's federer's earliest exit since 2015 and millman's first ever win in a top ten player. he said after the match he struggled with heat. he said at some point i was ppy the match was over. still landing with class. >> class, charm and points for hoysty. i still oger had the shot of the u.s. open. check it out, i tweeted it. us >> pretty ser camera work, too, on your part. >> by the way, john millman, got to give him his props. big moment for the aussie. >>> a bold and phaps risky move by nike naming colin kaepernick, the player who led protests over injustice the face a high-profile ad campaign. the face of controversy. now the face of a powerful new nike ad. colin kaepernick's image with th

josh nassar. he is the legislative director of the united auto workers. before this, he served as assistant director of legislation for the service employees international union. one of the most important unions in the world. work, he had been the vice president for federal affairs at the center for responsibility\/\ -- responsible lending and also served as legislative assistant for jane kerr kautsky. we thank you for joining us. we have the honorable david britt. he is the vice of the spartanburg county council. , he has ledars numerous economic development efforts resulting in the county having the highest international investment per capita in the nation in recent years. we are grateful to have you and look forward to your testimony. let us begin over here on our left. >> good morning. i am the president and chief executive officer of the north american stamping group. it was founded in 1978 and manufactures were both the new and original equipment market and aftermarket. we produce components and assemblies for passenger car and light truck. our sale

retaliation, nassar, 5-4-. even liability for international human rights violations, jessner 5-4. corporations aren't in the constitution, juries are. indeed, courtroom juries are the one element of american government designed to protect people against encroachments by private wealth and power. so, of course, the roberts' five rules for wealthy powerful corporations over jury rights every time. with nairy mention of the seventh amendment. what's another one? oh, yeah, a classic. helping big business bust unions. harris v. quinn 5-4. and jannus 5-4 over turning over a 40-year precedent. a lot are polluters who like to pollute for free. so the roberts' five delivers partisan decisions that let corporate polluters pollute, to particular a pew raponos, weakening wetlands 5-4. national home builders, 5-4. michigan v. e.p.a., helping air polluters, 5-4. and in the face of emerging climate havoc, there is the abhorrent 5-4 partisan decision to stop the e.p.a. clean power plan. pattern. then come roberts' five bonus decisions advancing a far right, gonzalez, hobby lobby, granting corpora

nassar you agree with the other witnesses? >> yes. very quickly, if i might. we talked about r & d. that's true in the product and the plant floor. the plant floor in 2018 is far different than the 1980s. we, as companies have responsibilities to keep our workers trained and up to speed on the new technology. >> yeah, you know, i guess my point here is which you articulated in this broad fashion here is the same. we want to keep these jobs in the united states of america. then we should invest in the supply chain. we should invest in skilling our work force. we should invest in the r & d and that will keep us competitive. i think that the tariff idea, mr. brent, you said it best. you build relationships. okay. and building relationships and figuring out how to get access to these markets but still keeping our eye on what makes america competitive is what we need to do. right now the tariffs aren't making it competitive. it's going to make it more expensive for consumers. look, we believe in this we just got to -- you guys need to keep doing this. you represent what the consensus is