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crimes nassar is in prison sentenced to serve more than 100 years.ompson, nbc news an intelligence report that concludes the ruler of saudi arabia approved the killing of jamal khashoggi, andrea mitchell has >>> the biden administration is releasing an intelligence report that concludes the ruler of saudi arabia approved the killing of khashoggi andrea mitchell has great details. >> reporter: president biden and the saudi king says the u.s. intelligence report that the crown prince approved the murder of jamal khashoggi in 2018 the report president trump did not release. president biden did affirm the u.s. commitment to human rie ri rights on the call now the issue is how will the president punish the saudis. now the issue is how will the president punish the saudis >> lester. >> thank you >>> tomorrow president biden and first lady will travel to texas or morgan chesky is there. >> reporter: the couple got their power back but are still waiting on water >> i go to the pool and fill up a bucket of water >> reporter: everyday. for how long >> for ten

one of larry nassar�*s victims actually said that the two worked — they had a symbiotic relationship, enabled each other�*s abuse. there were very close to. one of the charges againstjohn geddert actually related to allegations he lied to law enforcement about how much he had known about how much he had known about larry nassar�*s activities. what kind of reaction has there been to news regarding john geddert? 0ne reaction has there been to news regarding john geddert? one of larry nassar�*s earliest known victims, the gymnast sarah klein, actually released a statement. she said that this is traumatising beyond words. i just want to read you some of what she said. he tortured and abused little girls, myself included, for more than 30 years. she said john geddert was a narcissistic abuse are. she has called his suicide and admission of guilt. we do not know that but we do know his victims, oraccusers, know that but we do know his victims, or accusers, will not get the day in court that many of them would have hoped for. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the $500,000 reward, put

larry nassar, the longtime u.s.a.ome of them at the karolyi ranch, initially, biles remained silent, even with her mother, nellie. >> nellie biles: i would ask her explicitly about touching and inappropriate touching. and if that ever happened to her. she would deny it. and then she would want to leave the room. >> alfonsi: the stuff with larry nasser, your mom has said, you didn't want to talk about it at home. >> biles: oh my god, no. >> alfonsi: why not? >> biles: because it was so hard for me to even say it out loud, that i knew how hard, like, it crushed me. it would crush my parents. and i didn't want them to feel the same pain that i felt. because it was very dark times. >> alfonsi: two of simone's olympic teammates were among the dozens of women who publicly disclosed that nassar had abused them. in january 2018, on the eve of nassar's sentencing hearing, biles was ready to admit she too had been a victim. >> nellie biles: she was crying. and she said, 'mom, i have to talk to you.' and i know simone well, and

gettard's case comes after nassar's investigation.t about the coach during nassar's sentencing in 2015. >> the dynamic duo that is larry nassar and john gettard had lasting effects on me that goes beyond physical ones. there isn't one bone in my body that doesn't hate john gettard for everything he has done to me and my career. >> reporter: sara klein, who identifies herself as nassar's first known victims calls gettard's death an escape from justice and traumatizing beyond words. and usa gymnastics writing in a statement, quote, we share the feelings of shock and our thoughts are with the gymnastics community. >> alisyn, when i was in the courtroom for larry nassar's sentencing, and how can we forget this? and i was talking to the young women and everyone involved, they just kept talking to me about john gettard. and they said, there needs to be justice here. how many years ago was that? that was a few years ago. so cnn worked very hard to confirm that law enforcement was sort of gently looking at him at that point. it's taken up unt

. >> reporter: i interviewed sarah klein, she says he was abused by nassar at the age of eight. >> hemall child alone naked with a grown man time after time >> reporter: did he ever ask you about that what was going on in that back room >> never, never not one time he did not want to know says he had no knowledge of >> reporter: geddert in the past had zero knowledge of nassar's crimes crimes that damaged so many and the women he coached nassar is in prison serving more than 100 years anne thompson, nbc news >>> the biden administration is releasing an intelligence report that concludes the ruler of saudi arabia approved the killing of khashoggi andrea mitchell has great details. >> reporter: president biden and the saudi king says the u.s. intelligence report that the crown prince approved the murder of jamal khashoggi in 2018 the report president trump did not release. now the issue is how will the president punish the saudis commitment of human >> lester. >> thank y >>> tomorrow president biden and first lady jill biden will travel to texas where millions are still struggling our m

he also had ties to sports doctor larry nassar, who went to prison for assaulting female athletes. we'll return to this, later in the program. the u.s. house of representatives has voted to ban discrimination due to sexual orientation and gender identity. the "equality act" adds those protections to existing civil rights law. democrats said it's long overdue. most republicans said it violates religious freedoms. its prospects in the senate are unclear. the acting u.s. capitol police chief said today that the agency never expected a large, pro- trump mob might storm the site yogananda pittman appeared at a u.s. house hearing. she acknowledged there was internal intelligence, and from the f.b.i. as well. chief said today that the agency never expected a large, pro- trump mob might storm the site on january 6th. she acknowledged there was internal intelligence, and from the f.b.i. as well. >> that f.b.i. document also stated this is an "information report, not finally evaluated intelligence, it was being shared for informational purposes but has not been fully evaluated or integrated

and now john gedderd the coach who worked hand in hand with larry nassar side by side for at least a quarter of a century, maybe more in michigan at this -- at this gym in lansing, michigan. we're talking about hundreds of young women who were sexually abused. that's one of the reasons why there was such joy in the gymnastic community when gedderd was brought to justice when the charges were announced. and then of course, the news that he died by suicide adds just another layer to it. unbelievable tragedy and a nightmare within something that we expect that's something so beautiful and so pure and so lovely, these kids playing sports. judy: one of the many questions i have, christine is how did it take so long for this to come out. the gymnast said as long ago as 2000, over two decades ago, people knew that this was going on. she put it in her book, a couple of years ago. why has it taken this long for this to be known and for there to be charges? >> judy, this is a question that should be shouted from the roof tops. why was no one listening to these young women? and why was the powe

but how he coached, and his ties to larry nassar convicted of sexually abusing young female gymnasts,eporter: geddert was accused of human trafficking racketeering, assault, and lying to investigators about nassar. >> john made larry possible and larry made john possible >> reporter: before learning o geddert's deather he was described as physically and emotionally abusive, and said he had to know about nassar's sexual abuse at geddert's gym. >> he saw a small child alone naked with a grown man time after time after time. >> did he ever ask you about that, what was going on in that back room? >> never >> reporter: in the past, geddert said he had zero knowledge of nassar's crimes but in 2018, olympic gold medalist aly raisman told savannah about a ride she took with geddert and teammate kayla maroney. >> what did she say? >> she described in graphic detail what nassar did the night before i remember john g ddert was in the car and just said nothing. >> reporter: overnight raisman tweeted, why is there still no independent investigation? klein called his suicide an escape from justice.

he has tied to disgraced sports doctor larry nassar who treated gymnasts at geddert's gym.ola lenghi has more. >> reporter: once accused of mistreating young gymnasts and lying to investigators about ever hearing of larry nassar's sexual abuse. for many, including one survivor we spoke to, geddert's death is forcing them to relive their trauma. >> john broke little girls. he broke our spirits and he broke our bodies. >> reporter: at 8 years old sarah klein began taking gymnastics from coach john geddert, the first known victim of larry nassar but she says the physical, verbal and emotional abuse geddert inflicted was worse. >> larry was at least kind, he was loving, he pretended at least to care about us. and john was the one who tortured us in a way that it maked larry and his sexual abuse look like a walk in the park. >> reporter: geddert was expected to turn himself in on thursday. thursday. instead, authorities found his body at this michigan rest stop according to affiliate wlns. he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the michigan attorney general's office called

she was a mother she would not allow her daughter to be part of usa gymnastics following the larry nassargymnastics' ex—doctor nassar was jailed for up to 300 years in 2018 for abusing more than 250 athletes, including biles. biles has previously called for an independent investigation. she's been speaking to cbs in america... a lot of people see he has been sent to him some think this is over. it to him some think this is over. it is far from over. there is still a lot of— is far from over. there is still a lot of questions that still need to be answered.— lot of questions that still need to be answered. ~ . , ., , ., i. be answered. what questions do you want answered? _ be answered. what questions do you want answered? just _ be answered. what questions do you want answered? just who _ be answered. what questions do you want answered? just who he - be answered. what questions do you want answered? just who he knew i be answered. what questions do you i want answered? just who he knew what to be answered- — want answered? just who he knew what to be answered. what _ want answered? just

larry nassar worked he was sent to prison for sexual assault. here's jay gray. >> reporter: he led the fierce five for olympic gold in 2012, but michigan's district attorney says, away from the competition and cameras, coach gedde are t was a monster. >> my office is committed to pursuing justice. >> reporter: investigators say he used thisries kenchales as a u.s. olympic coach to convince parents to have their children train. instead of coaching, he's accused of subjecting them to -- >> they suffered from suicide attempts and self-harm, excessive physical conditioning, repeatedly being forced to perform, even when injured, extreme emotional abuse, and physical abuse, including sexual assault. >> reporter: he was charged with 24 counts, including human trafficking, racketeering, criminal sexual conduct, and lying to police during their investigation of larry nassar, the disgraced u.s. team doctor, accused of it sexual abuse and possessing chiles pornography. the longtime coach who had been the focus of previous investigations had denied any wron

you'll recall that nassar was sentenced to prison in a case that included hundreds of sexual assault victims that get it had denied any knowledge of nasa's crimes. accused of letting people jump the line to get the coronavirus coronavirus vaccine how bay area counties are taking action. plus it's a little more difficult than without, but it's much better than not performing at all, musicians performing for the first time in months. how live audiences of outdoor diners air helping them chart a comeback? and later in sports. march madness right around the corner. we have a full slate of college action as santa clara takes on the top team in the country, undefeated gonzaga and a rash of coyote attacks in the east bay and tonight we're hearing from one of the victims how he describes tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? hip hop group tag team to help you plan dessert? ♪ french vanilla! rocky road! ♪ ♪ chocolate, peanut butter, cookie dough! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! there it is! ♪ ♪ scoop! ther

counts including to lying police about his friend and former trainer, convicted sex offender larry nassar getter's body was found after taking his own life said michigan's attorney general, calling the discovery a tragic end to a tragic story for everyone involved. just hours earlier the attorney general announced she was charging him with charges all connected to his years as an elite gymnastics coach in the lansing area. >> we hope these charges will bring some measure of justice to some of the harm that was inflicted. >> reporter: i interviewed sarah klein before news of getter's death. she said she was abused by nasr starting at age 8 while practicing at getter's gym she said he had to know what was going on. >> he saw a small child alone naked with a grown man time after time after time. >> did he ever ask you about that, what was going on in that back room? >> never never. not one time he did not want to know. >> reporter: getter in the past insisted he had zero knowledge of nasser's crimes damage of so many young women he coached. now in prison sentenced to serve more than 100 year

biles — who says she would not allow her daughter to be part of usa gymnastics following the larry nassarand welcome to sportsday. welcome along to sportsday — plenty to come on the cricket in india and tennis in australia later in the programme — but we're going to start in scotland. as the first minister nicola sturgeon has called on football to — in her words — "make sure your house is in order" — after reports rangers players breached covid rules by attending a house party at the weekend. rangers issued a statement to say they were aware of the allegations and had launched an internal investigation. chris mclaughlin has this report. police were called to an address on this street in glasgow in the early hours of sunday morning. fixed penalty notices were issued to ten people. a number of those were understood to be rangers players. last night the club issued a brief statement saying they were aware and that an internal investigation is now under way. it that an internal investigation is now under way.— now under way. it has taken everything _ now under way. it has taken everything for

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he worked with disgraced sports doctor larry nassar who is in prison for molesting gymnasts.irert accused girls to train at his gym and is accused of abusing them. >>> lady gaga is offering a reward of $500,000 to find her two french bulldogs. they were stolen after a gunman shot the singer's dog walker in hollywood. danya bacchus with the show. -- with the dramatic video. >> reporter: in the shocking surveillance, two suspects jump out of a car and attack lady gaga's dog walker. the man fights back, but seconds later a shot rings out. the suspects took off with gaga's two french bulldogs. >> i'm shot. >> reporter: wounded on the ground, the 30-year-old victim identifies the dogs' celebrity owner. >> they're lady gaga's dogs. >> reporter: those who live nearby hear the frantic cries for help. >> it was the screaming that alerted me. i heard screaming. like a lot of it. >> our neighbor across told us that he ran out of his house and was like giving the guy bandages and like holding down his wounds. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, it's still not clear if the dog wa

geddert used force and coercion against girls at his gym and lied about his in-house doctor larry nassar who is now in prison for abusing girls. >> these allegations focus around multiple acts of verbal, physical and sexual abuse perpetrated by the defendant against multiple victims. >> geddert was set for an arraignment thursday. instead he took his own life at a highway rest area. >>> here in new york, a suspect is being questioned after another attack targeting asian-americans. video shows a man walking in new york's chinatown being stabbed in the back. an eight-inch knife was recovered at the scene. police say a suspect sun remember denned. it comes amid a surge in violence against asians in several cities. >>> president biden visits texas today amid growing anger over the power and water crisis in that state. the head of the agency that manages the power grid told lawmakers yesterday he would not change anything about the company's response saying that his staff helped avoid a more serious blackout after winter storms. about 1 million texans still face disruptions to their water sup

geddert worked with the disgraced doctor larry nassar, who is in prison for molesting gymnasts. geddert was accused of coercing girls to train at his michigan gym, then verbally andn s. hate crimes against asian americans have skied rocketed since the start of the pandemic. we get more on this from cbs' jamie yuccas. >> reporter: the owner at this butcher shop in sacramento says she's frightened after security cameras captured a man tossing a dead cat in her parking lot. >> do you feel like this is a hate crime? >> of course. there's really no doubt about it. >> reporter: more than 3,000 hate incidents directed at asian americans nationwide have been reported since the beginning of the pandemic, according to one advocacy group. a 91-year-old asian man in oakland was thrown to thee ground. in new york city, an asian american woman was violently assaulted in broad daylight. and this violent attack on 84-year-old vicha ratanapakdee, a thai american, who later died from his injuries. >> with the china virus. >> reporter: some blame the rise of anti-asian american discrimination on t

larry nassar, led the women's u.s. gymnastics team at the 2012 summer olympics in london. some very troubling allegations against him. >>> and tiger woods has been transferred to another hospital to continue his care and recovery after he required emergency surgery for multiple leg injuries suffered in a single-car rollover crash on tuesday. espn reports the 45-year-old golfer was moved wednesday night from harvard ucla medical center to cedar sinai medical center in los angeles. we are wishing him a speedy recovery. >>> and finally, in what could make for the cinderella story of the century, the top four teams left out of this year's ncaa tournaments may still get a chance to compete in march madness. under a contingency plan announced yesterday by the ncaa, the four teams that don't make the original field will serve as replacements, should a school be unable to participate because of coronavirus issues. however, the plan only applies for a short time, between the announcement of brackets and the start of games. once the tournaments begin, any team whose opponent is forc

john geddert, who was 63, had worked closely with larry nassar, a team doctor who abused hundreds ofold medal. but he is accused of breaking that trust. yesterday, he was charged with 24 felonies relating to the abuse of young women and children. these allegations focus around multiple acts of verbal, physical and sexual abuse, perpetrated by the defendant against multiple victims. the victims suffer from disordered eating — including bulimia and anorexia — suicide attempts and self—harm, excessive physical conditioning, repeatedly being forced to perform even when injured, extreme emotional abuse and physical abuse, including sexual assaults. just hours later, mr geddert was found dead at this motorway rest stop. authorities say he took his own life. the charges against him originated from an investigation following the conviction of disgraced sports doctor larry nassar. he is currently in prison, having been sentenced to more than 350 years for the serial sexual abuse of gymnasts. some of that abuse is said to have taken place at a gym owned by geddert. and one of the charges again

investigation in september 2018 of the fbi's essential mishandling of the investigation into larry nassar's sexual abuse, i'm sure you recall his prosecution. there was an inspector general for that visit to the fbi's possible delay malfeasance. i hope that will be published promptly in the interest of the transparency value. judge garland: i will consult with the inspector general and i believe in making those reports public to the extent permissible within the law. and finally, you may be aware that a number of my former colleagues have taken action against exxon and other oil companies to hold them accountable for misleading and defrauding the public about climate change for decades. nothing could be so important as the united states department of justice similarly taking action against gas and oil companies for lying to the american public about the devastating effects of these products on climate change. i hope you will consider taking action in that regard. judge garland: from the way you began it feels like there is pending litigation on this matter. it's not something i should be co

he'd previously worked closely with larry nassar — a team doctor who abused hundreds of athletes.ula e title over the coming year, and 7 of them are british, but unlike in f1 we are still waiting for first home grown world champion. first action starts in saudi arabia this aftermoon i have been in the car and if the light pops up you have to jump clear of the car so you don't get electrocuted. luckily, nothing went wrong. at what speed? if something goes wrong, you stop the car. not when it's moving! that's a different sport. 80 miles an hour! stop first. here's matt with a look at the weather. are you still chuckling at my stupid question? a lovely start already with a beautiful sunrise developing in kent. it is going to be like that across many parts at the moment but even though we have clear skies it is pretty cold. night—time frosts have returned. the coldest in 0xfordshire, benson. and you can see in wales down to —2. a frosty start but it will feel pleasant when the sun is up and on yourface once again. we have high pressure that means things are clearing. you can see the c

investigation in september 2018 of the fbi's essential mishandling of the investigation into larry nassar's sexual abuse , i'm sure you recall his prosecution. there was an inspector general for that visit to the fbi's possible delay malfeasance. i hope that will be published promptly in the interest of the transparency value. judge garland: i will consult with the inspector general and i believe in making those reports public to the extent permissible within the law. and finally, you may be aware that a number of my former colleagues have taken action against exxon and other oil companies to hold them accountable for misleading and defrauding the public about climate change for decades. nothing could be so important as the united states department of justice similarly taking action against gas and oil companies for lying to the american public about the devastating effects of these products on climate change. i hope you will consider taking action in that regard. judge garland: from the way you began it feels like there is pending litigation on this matter. it's not something i should be c