win, lose or draw at the olympics, i have a lot of give of his going into olympic games.s. with respect, if a lot of other people went through what i went through, they wouldn't have made it to the blocks. you've talked a lot about your father. what about family life as you were growing up there? as i understand it, the family schedule in terms of mealtimes and — and maybe even in terms of some of your siblings, getting a cold, they would be banished from the house — everything was geared effectively towards trying to create a world swimming champion. exactly that. yeah, i'm very particular about that. if someone was sick or anything, they would not be able to come to the house. it is bad because sometimes i'd overseas for weeks at a time, and my mum got a flu in the weeks before, or in the week before, and i wouldn't see her. i would eat in a different room. i ate in my room, she ate in the lounge. so for me, yeah, it was — it was quite weird. looking back on everything, we really made it as professional as we could for what we had. you know? so my family, and i'm thankf

she's a two time olympic coach. in the olympics. and she was there. which is part of the reason why i struggled with what was happening. >> yes. >> you know, so my mom told me this. and when i finally heard, i literally set out. she's not lying. this girl is not lying. you need to do everything in our power to give her support. in an instant you know. it was clear. >> my mom -- >> yes. they said you have to call. i said who do i call. and she looked up on the tv. i remember the instant i called him. i said there's going to be a thousand -- without a doubt in my mind, there was like ten of us. and i said there should be a thousand. if he did it to me the first time i met him, one of the largest competitions in america. if he did that instant and was that brave, he did it to everyone he met. it was in 1999. >> yes. >> i think we spoke last year when you didn't come forward yet. >> that's a whole culture which we talked about many times. it struck fear into all of us. and me not being an olympian, i felt like i could sort of step back because i wouldn't

she's a two time olympic coach. her gymnast was amy chou in the olympics. she was there which is part of the reason why i struggled with what was happening, you know? my mom told me this and when i finally heard that it was sexually molestation i literally said out loud in that instant, she's not lying. we need to do everything in our power to give her support because that happened to me too. in an instant you know. it was that clear. >> what did your mom say? >> my mom didn't know what to think. she said you have to call. i said who do i call? she looked up on the indy star, john manly. i remember the instant i called him i said there's going to be thousands. without a doubt in my mind, there was ten of us. there was going to be thousands. if he did it to me the first time i met him at u.s. classics, one of the largest competitions in america, if he did it then and was that brave, he did it to everyone he met. >> was this in 1999 that it started? >> yeah. >> i think we spoke last year, but you weren't coming forward yet. >> yeah. >> there's a whole culture

and the olympic motto bigger stronger faster also could apply to the size of the games. every olympics it's always been your it's always more sort of this idea that the event itself has to reflect the competitive nature of sport has to some a. veteran n.b.a. referee is under investigation for allegedly betting on his own games the gambling scandal has ties to the gambino crime family. tonight a former n.b.a. referee accused of betting on his own games and working for the mob fears for his life. one year three months behind bars for disgraced and be a referee tim donaghy. my name is tim donaghy i'm the former n.b.a. basketball referee that was involved in their gambling scandal from two thousand and seven to where i used information that i've seen from other referees in the league office based on relationships that exist between referees and owners referees and coaches and referees and flyers and use that information knowing what was going to happen and that n.b.a. team and used that information to pass along to people associated with organized crime for monetary gain. it

it's one of the only self-policing sports at the olympic games. >> reporter: olympic training on the water started this month, but the fast facilities are still being set up. >> we'll have the facility planted located here within the next six months. >> reporter: the fast facility was actually donated by oracle and you may know that oracle has an america's cup team that just raced in bermuda last year. it will be the same structures and containers team oracle use there. for more details about fast, more links and how to get your kids involved, head to our website, abc7news.com. i'm jessica castro, abc7 news. >> more than 6000 pg&e customers in san francisco lost power today because of this balloon. >> pg&e says the balloon broke loose from a graduation celebration. it hit power lines near 15th and shot well streets in the mission district. >> it is a good reminder to keep any helium metallic balloons weight and had don't let them get away. that is a lot of impact for that >> i know, right?on. can you imagine how windy it is, you have to hold onto those balloons. >> true. meteorologis

they know they need to change human rights need to be part of the equation for both the olympics and for fifa i mean right now it's not at all a part of the way things are decided i mean just look at the evidence beijing two thousand and eight sochi two thousand and fourteen then there's russia two thousand and eighteen qatar two thousand and twenty two you can't tell me human rights are are serious consideration when you make those selections. the idea that politics and sports don't mix is a fairy tale that people at the i.o.c. and fifa tell themselves to console each other around the evening fire is just totally untrue and it's ridiculous to say so and it really shows a selective ethics on their part the way it plays out for politicians in beijing or glad i mean prudent in sochi is they get to stand on the world stage and look legitimate alongside this incredibly popular event known as the olympics and so they get to sort of enjoy the olympic halo effect if you will and meanwhile brush aside all their human rights violations and all their problems you know with their democratic pra

because the olympics and president moon will tell you this, the olympics was not exactly doing great. people didn't feel like being bombed out of the opening ceremony, they weren't exactly selling tickets, and as soon as the chairman, chairman kim, said let's participate in the olympics, it sold like wildfire and was a great success as an olympics. a great success. he did a great thing. but since that time, pretty much since that time because as you know, a delegation came from south korea who met with north korea, came to the white house, told me lots of things, including the fact that they would be willing to denuke. have one of their great people here today that they were willing to denuke. once that started, we have been really talking about that from the end of the olympics when the whole delegation came to say various things, including denuking. >> in the document new york agreed to denuclearization, to borrow a phrase you used to criticize predecessors and political poenlopponents, how d ensure they're all talk, no action? >> can you assure everything? you can't assure anythin

and the olympic motto bigger stronger faster also can apply to the size of the games. everyone reports it's always bigger it's always more and so this idea that the event itself has to reflect the competitive nature of sport has to stop. bettering the n.b.a. referee is under investigation for allegedly betting on his own games the gambling scandal has ties to the gambino crime family. tonight a former n.b.a. referee accused of betting on his own games and working for the mob fears for his life. when you hear three months behind bars for disgrace to be a referee hamdani. my name is tim donaghy i'm a former n.b.a. basketball referee i was involved in the game one scandal in two thousand and seven to where i used information that i obtained from other referees in the league office be a team and used that information to pass along the people associated with organized crime for monetary gain. it all fell apart because at the end of the year. you know some of the people associated with organized crime are heard talking over a wiretap so it got back to the f.b.i. and they sta

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i can't express watch any of the olympics? i can't ex press zero watch any of the olympics?end of 2016,. willis decided to stop competing for coaching and teamed up with the a70 pair. ifi if i keep going they didn't have the ability to dominate as well as live of gold. on this unit out of the woods yet but dealing with it is the psychology, he does not dictate my life and it made me appreciate what i have and look and appreciate and enjoy life. they will follow in the footsteps of mohammed ali in manchester later this evening. it's been over two years since he vacated his position as the world heavyweight champion bollinger uk anti—doping investigation and also a period of depression back in training this year and theory has shed seven stone in six months ahead of this fight, the pair inputs barrick yesterday at the weigh—in and he said he has renewed figure after falling out of love with boxing during his absence. after falling out of love with boxing during his absencelj after falling out of love with boxing during his absence. i believe in life if you want to do something

congratulations, you just got the olympics. >> yes, for 2028. >> trevor: going to be hosting the olympics) now, that is something that you bid for, that is an achievement, but you alwaysd the reports of how the olympics comes in and likely crushes the infrastructure of a city, or they leave you in debt rushings not worried about the financial ramifications? >> i think that's pretty rational for many cities, but l.a. is different. we've done the olympics twice before, this is our first time for paralympics. in '84e saved theo lirntion, turned it into mon. built the tennis courts with the williams sisters. russell westbrook went to a basketball league at a league the olympics paid for. it was great to see my city. i have a daughter myia and i thought if i could put us on the horizon where americans realize we are strongest when we are engaged with the world not closed off to it, i think that one a great legacy to leave behind. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: wow, a really exciting image. things have changed from 1984, though. now the traffic might stop people from getting to watch any of

it is one of the only self-policing sports at the olympic games. >> reporter: olympic training on theth but the fast facilities are still being set up. >> we'll have the facility planted, located here, within the next six months. >> the facility was actually donated by oracle. you may know that oracle has an america's cup team that just raced in bermuda last year. it will be the same structures and containers team oracle used there. for more details about fast, more links and how to get your kids involved, head to abc7news.com. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 >>> good sunday morning to you. an absence of low clouds this morning making for a nice start to the day. sunrise 5:47 but it is also a cooler start to the day by as much as ten degrees in some north bay valleys. east bay hills this morning look pretty calm out there right now but the winds certainly will be a factor again today. not as windy as it was yesterday. but as we go through the next 12 hours to 24 hours, you notice that the winds will peak late in the day from 20 to 25 miles an hour. in fact at the coast they could be even a

it is one of the only self-policing sports at the olympic games. >> reporter: olympic training on thestill being set up. >> we'll have the facility planted, located here, within the next six months. >> the fast facility was actually donated by oracle. you may know that oracle has an america's cup team that just raced in bermuda last year. it will be the same structures and containers team oracle used there. for more details about fast, more links and how to get your kids involved, head to abc7news.com. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >>> good sunday morn ytog ill no talk about the june bloom today. temperatures on the cooler side of what they were yesterday. but it was a good trade-off, it was so damp yesterday. this morning we are dry. but numbers are going to come up quickly today -- quicker -- i should say, in concord. but tomorrow, tuesday an wednesday -- tuesday the big day for the warrior parade. of course not in concord. over closer to the water in oakland so it will be very pleasant. but in our east bay valleys, it is getting hot the next three days. the cooling trend comes in

olympic team is moving to san francisco and will open their first facility on the west coast.rter: flying above treasure island's cove where it will be located for advanced sailing and technology. >> we got together with u.s. sailing and decided what we needed was a full-time home for olympic athletes, staff, coaches, physiotherapists, all of that group. as we looked around the country we decided san francisco would be the best place for that permanent home. >> reporter: they'll be close to silicon valley where advances in technology can help the sport and the windy weather is perfect. >> god created what we think is the best sailing venue on earth. >> reporter: it's not just the olympic athletes who will benefit from the move, these novice sailors will also. >> will you hold it towards you or away from you? >> towards me. >> reporter: for these kids to see a lane already carved out in front of them is really empowering. >> reporter: fast is a three way partnership between u.s. sailing, st. francis sailing foundation and treasure island sailing center. the foundation and cente

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you can add the olympics to the question. they went to the olympics. they took an olympics would have a massive failure, that maybe would not have opened, and they made it a tremendous success by agreeing to participate. at that to the list of things they have done. if i can save millions of lives by coming here, sitting down, and establishing a relationship with someone, it was a very powerful man, who has firm control of the country, and that country has very powerful nuclear weapons, it is my honor to do it. >> are you concerned the video you showed could be used by kim jong-un as propaganda? pres. trump: i'm not concerned at all. we could use that video for other countries. 2000, predear clinton got a request from president kim jong-il to have a meeting and clinton refused and sent secretary of state albright. pres. trump: a spent $3 billion and got nothing. >> you got the request and went he tmeet him. do you understand the people who say that you gave him the ultimate present, the legitimacy to a regime who are oppressed its people without the on

because the olympics and president moon will tell you this the olympics was not exactly doing great people didn't feel like being bombed out of the opening ceremonies you know they weren't exactly selling tickets and as soon as as soon as the chairman chairman kim said let's participate in the olympics it sold like wildfire and was a great success at olympics it was a great success he did a great thing. but since that time pretty much since that time because as you know we're delegation came from south korea who had just met with north korea they came to the white house they told me lots of things including the fact that they'd be willing to do you know we have one of their great people here today. that they were willing to be new and once that started we have been so we have been really talking about that from the end of the olympics when the whole delegation came to say various things including the nokia if i may affect question in the document that you signed earlier today north korea agreed to commit you are in station to borrow a phrase that you used to criticize your predecess

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olympic games there is no other tournament like it is there i mean for for players and for fans also literally the whole the whole world gets involved the players and the managers we are we are professionals they come. of course with their. country. but they come also with the professional side of it they want to do well they want to win if they want to be successful they want to make history but i think the fans they they don't come just for football become for football as a social event this is absolutely amazing and beautiful show it is and when you get a chance have a look at the moscow metro because that is packed full of fans every minute of the day and i want to. show ok what gets the football in a moment in tonight's very important game russia against saudi arabia but before we do let's just introduce you to the rest of the team because they're all across russia for us i think we've got so i actually have ski stand there so the luzhniki stadium in moscow which of course will host today's opening guy who else is there in the north of the country there's an easterly. isn't the

the olympics. it started with the olympics. when chairman kim said we want to go to the olympics. i said that's nice. that's a big difference from the dialogue we had. they want to go to the olympics. the olympics would have been a massive failure and turned out to be a success. president moon of south korea gives us the credit. they were not selling. people didn't want to be nuked in a stadium as they watched the opening ceremony. they didn't want to be watching the opening ceremonies at the same time and looking up at the skies. how long will this last? they were not exactly telling tickets. the minute that happened -- he said he would like to be part of the olympics out of nowhere. the minute that happened, they became a fantastic success. a gre olympics. great olympics. [applause] we now have a good chemistry. we have a good chemistry. i think it's going to work out. it's -- it takes awhile. it's not easy. it's not easy. they've been doing this for many, many decades. not that easy. but they took down signs. anti-united states signs all over north korea. they're down. they cam

you know, north korea did a greatgohinging to the olympics because the olympics and president moon will this, the olympics was not exactly doing great. people didn't feel like bombed out of the opening ceremonies. they weren't exactly selling tickets and as soon as the chairman, chairman kim said let's participate in t olympics it sold like wild fire. >> so things are gng well with kim jong-un at the moment, but the president has another threat ocus objection to the f you may be boreyed about this at home as well. we're talking about justin trudeau. peter de vary oh d aidlogize by saying there was a special pla e ell for trudeau for crossing president trump but the president isn't apologize for calling true today weak. he's still ticked off about the press conferen after he he left the that canada wouldn't be pushed around i think the president believes trudeau dough mea that literally. when i got out hito the plane i tnk that justin probably dn't know that air force one has about 20 televisions and i see t ahe televind he's giving a news conference about how he will not be pushed aroun

russia hosted the 2014 sochi olympics, and even while the games were recognized as a , there was access lot of criticism about the labor of construction works for olympic c sites during those games, and other human rights violations. unfortunately that the position of the russian authorities with respect to human rights had not changed her the games. crimea, arrested opposition leaders, crackdown on , haveties in crimea arrested scores of human rights defenders in russia, targeted groups such as the lgbtq mindy. my organization, if you permit of repressive measures the state has enacted between 2012 and 2017, targeting the civil society. so i do not see any reason to believe, unfortunately, that things will change at this time. olivia: thank you very much for that analysis. news from france now. the senate has definitively adopted president macron's landmark reform of the state railway operator. and phases out the monopoly ends the generous benefits and pension scheme for its employees. it comes after almost three months of strikes from labor unions. they have said they will go ahead wi

it was a great olympics.t was a great olympics. and we now have a good chemistr chemistry, and i think it's going to work out. it takes a while. it takes a long time. not easy. not easy. they've been doing this for many, manyecades and not that easy but they tookth down signs, anti-united states signs, all of her north korea. they are down. they took them down. anti-u.s. science. like i put up anti-media signs all over. [boos] you are worse than i am. no, we just want honesty. we want a little fairness. we want a little fairness, right? we don't get very much of it. but you know, it sort of interesting, so we make the deal, and we signed a piece of paper. and it was a beautiful piece of paper. it said, we will do you know, we will get the remains back, we will do all of these things, wen our -- they have an engine site -- these are not engines for your cars, these are engines for ballistic missiles -- they are going to rip that down. it says, we will denuclearize north korea. okay. you know what the fake news

even at the olympics, you can add the olympics to the question. ...[inaudible] >> i understand much better than you do. >> you mentioned thear sites. [iudible] >> im very happy but i think you might be referring to but honestly over the next six months to say i was wrong i do know i will never admit that. [laughter] but we will do one more. come on. [inaudible] >> my answer to china is they are a great country with a great leader and a friend of mine. i am happy that we made that kind of progress. and the united states with those trillions of dollars of net worth we are almost twice the size with the economy but now we are almost twice the size. >> go ahead. you deserve it. [laughter] >> p9 but to be very successful and very much involved. i look forward to speaking with him. [inaudible] wh thi about the involvement of south korea and china? >> we do agree with this conversation spee5 we had numerous discussions with very important relationships at the difference is knowledge. it's been aongime i appreciate everybody being here. i appreciate your ques

park the olympic park is and it is in front of the venue basically where that match that was always going to be a crash match to big rivals you know the twenty ten champions spain against the european champions portugal always a big match anyway but now of course with all the heightened activity all that heightened publicist e.g. to the fact that look we're taking has been sacked well the fans we saw a few of them outside spain's hotel that the hotel that they will use while they're actually here in sochi they're training actually a similar kind of region just sort of further across the the other side of the cry as it's known here but we saw some of those fans they didn't seem to sort of worried about anything they seem quite happy they're anticipating their heroes coming here and i think they're probably of a similar mood to jazz a merino actually in the fact that it's a case of it as intriguing as another story but on the other hand will it affect everybody the feeling is hopefully not hopefully that whole world cup spirit will sort of lift everybody and as a say that the twenty t

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feel of the russians you can tell that been watching the match as it started to come out into the olympic plaza here to celebrate and he says distinctively party festive mood ahead of what will be an incredibly important group the match between portugal and spain in the fish stadium behind me there i mean after everything that's been happening would anybody be surprised if it was a draw who knows what the score will be but the fans they'll be here on friday to cheer on both sides of this magnificent arena that was what the host and also the closing ceremony host for the such a twenty fourteen winter olympics because last may that we people here actually because of celebrating and afterwards if you struggle to the beach will come on the pebbles and then go for a drink and celebrate along there because we are at the black sea resort of sochi it's been thirty degrees today we're in this most southern point but the eleven host cities we need to georgia but a big party is just starting i think after that russian victory and i think it's about to carry out. i mean i was a little earlier as you

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it's one of the only self-policing sports at the olympic games. >> reporter: olympic training on the'll have it located here within the next six months. >> reporter: it was donated by o oracle. it will be the same structures and containers used there. for more details and links and how to get your kids involved, head to our website, abc7news.com. >>> good morning. a nice look outside. temperatures still eight to ten degrees below average. it's a big improvement from yesterday. all the sun andless wind. the wind will be back. look how they ramp up throughout the day. on the light side but as we get in toward the afternoon, 20 miles an hour wind gusts. it will be with us through sunset. things finally settle down. that's when high pressure builds in. allowing for less wind and more warmth headed our way. we'll call it heat. looks pretty style out there. live doppler 7 shows you we are clear across the bay area. a few high clouds floating by from time to time. sfo right now looking pretty good. they are 59 downtown. 60 in oakland. 61 in san mateo. in pier 39 camera where it's nice and s

it's not just the olympic athletes that benefit from the move.ane carved out in front of them i think is really empowering. >> reporter: fast is a three-way partnersh partnership. the foundation and the center want to open up the sport to more diversity through community sailing programs. >> our goal through fast is to have a pipeline. >> reporter: they run this program for public schools in san francisco each year introducing sailing to nearly 1,300 children. >> it's a huge step forward for the country, for the sailors that want to reach the top of the podium. you see some of these kids, maybe they're thet nn ten year's time. >> it's one of the greatest sports. you learn responsibility for your equipment, time and distance, sportsmanship. it's one of thet th games. >> reporter: olympic training on the water started this month but the facility is still being set up. >> we'll have the facility in the next six months. >> reporter: it was donated by oracle. and oracle has an america's cup team. it will be the same structures and containers they use.

the olympics. it started with the olympics. when chairman kim said we want to go to the olympics. said that's nice. it's a big difference from the dialogue we were having. en the olympics would have been a massive failure and it turned out to be a massive success. and president moon of south korea gives us the credit. people did not want to be nuked in the stadium as they watched the opening ceremony. they didn't want to be watching the opening ceremonies at the same time look u at the skies, how long will this last. they weren't selling tickets. the minute it happened. the minute that happened the olympics became a fantastic success. it was a great olympics. and we now have a good chemistry. and i think it's going to work out. it takes a while. not easy. not easy. they have been doing this for many many decades. not that easy. but they took down signs, anti-united states signs all over north korea. they are down. they came down. anti-u.s. signs. like i put up anti-media signs all over the place. [crowd booing] >> you are worse than i am. no, we want honesty. we just want fairness

that, as well as information on the showcase pinays in the arts, as well as the upcoming winter olympicsll on our show today. well, "box city" is a documentary about a homeless encampment that shows how many homeless filipinos survive poverty in the midst of the bay area's vast wealth. with me right now is the executive producer for this project through the filipino channel, henni espinosa, who is an emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker for her first documentary with the filipino channel, "the filipino champions of soma." welcome to the show. henni espinosa: thank you for having me. robert: give us sort of an overview of your film, as well as what was sort of the inspiration for doing it? henni: well, "box city" is a story about a group of homeless filipinos they're young, in their 20s and 30s. they're legal immigrants here. some of them have jobs, but the thing is that they live in bboxe and they're, you know, they rely on each other for support. and, you know, these people actually met on the streets when they were, you know, searching for places to live. and so they said, "you kno

. >> andt started with the olympics, with chairman kim said, wo want to gothe olympics.s nice, that's a bigm difference fro the dialogue we were having. slight. they want to go to the olympics and the olympicsould have been a massive failure and turned out to be a massivece suc and president moon of south korea gives us the credit, they were not selling. people did not want to be nucleared in a stadium as they watched the opening ceremonies. they didn't wa to be watching and at the same time looking at the skies. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo said he wants texas progress but won't put it on a timeline. subject of immigration came up. he wants to handle the issue by bypassing the court system. >> what other coury has judges? i said how many do we have now? they didn't even know. have thousands of judges. t andhousand we'll have 5,000, so i said today,d i today, i don't want i want ice and border patrol agents. >> so there a problem with and this isn't a political thing. deporting people without a court heing would violate t longstanding constitutional right due proce

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because the ban on beards is still in place for international amateur competitions including the olympicsrst country to overturn this role so if i do get picked tojoin the overturn this role so if i do get picked to join the olympic squad i will have to shave which will hold me back. campaigners say they will fight that ban as well meaning men like this man what can put away their raiserfor good. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. you're watching bbc news. let's get more now on the announcement by the culture secretary, matt hancock that rupert murdoch's twenty—first century fox can buy the european pay—tv network sky, but only if its news operation is sold to a third party and is funded for at least ten years. fox currently has a thirty—nine per cent stake in sky and wants to buy the remaining shares. i agree with the cma that divesting sky news to disney, as proposed by fox, as to an alternative suitable buyer, with an agreement to ensure it is funded for at least ten years, is likely to be the most proportionate and effective remedy for the public intere

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it was only a few months ago that they were kicked out of the winter olympics in pyeongchang.rting notoriety. this world cup is happening right in the middle ofa cup is happening right in the middle of a heightening of diplomatic and geopolitical tensions between the west and russia. it was very different in 2010, when vladimir putin turned up in zurich and russia we re putin turned up in zurich and russia were awarded the right to stage the world cup. he was trying to build bridges with the west. that has changed with sanctions and allegations of meddling with elections, the skripal poisoning. it was only a few weeks ago that the foreign secretary himself said this event was comparable to adolf hitler's 1936 olympics, much to event was comparable to adolf hitler's1936 0lympics, much to the anger of russians, who are proud of this event and hope it goes well. but it has cost a lot of money, about £8 billion. there will be some disquiet about that, and many will feel it is something of a vanity project for the president. he is in red square right now behind us, enjoying a speci

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. >> tonight on c-span2, a senate hearing on the sexual abuse of olympic athletes, tina smith delivers her first floor speech. senator, elizabeth warren talks about the trump administration of deregulation. >> at a senate hearing on the sexual abuse of olympic catholics, former usa gymnastics ent, steve penney invoked his fifth amendment right not to testify. the former teen dr. of the program, larry nasser has been convicted of sexual abuse of athletes while employed by univ. the former