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. >> we go one on one with simone biles. >>> also kids and the vaccine. the big hurdle just cleared. so when can parents take their kids in to get their shots? >>> and he says he warned elizabeth holmes that her blood testing machines did not work. we break down the silicon valley trial. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. >> i'm raj mathai. interesting interview with simone biles this evening. we'll get to that in a few minutes. also the michelin list is out. 52 bay area restaurants made the cut. we'll show you which ones just ahead. >>> but we start with kids and the coronavirus. really, this is a concern for parents. most of us vaccinated, our teenagers vaccinated. but what about the 5-11-year-olds. will it take a leap of faith for parents to take their kids in to get vaxxed. pfizer says at a reduced dose its vaccine is safe and effective. now the fda must decide on emergency use authorization. some parents are not ready until they see more data. others have been counting down the days. >> i've been in contact with my daughter's doctor

simon first. i year, the 18 months that we had. simon first-— simon first.ommunity then this time last year, up to 27 times higher and we also have now the more transmissible delta variant and we saw the disruption that happened towards the end of term well over a million children were missing their education at the end ofjuly so as you will know we are hoping for the best planning for the worst. ms? i think i best planning for the worst. ms? i think i would _ best planning for the worst. ms? i think i would echo what simon has 'ust think i would echo what simon has just said _ think i would echo what simon has just said but also the curriculum, of course, — just said but also the curriculum, of course, and how we're going to and catch— of course, and how we're going to and catch up. of course, and how we're going to and catch up— of course, and how we're going to and catch up. john, do you want to exiand and catch up. john, do you want to expand on — and catch up. john, do you want to expand on that? _ and catch up. john, do you want to expand on that? what

. >>> simone biles is speaking out is the superstar gymnast done with the sport? >>> barack obama breaking ground on his presidential library in chicago after a year's long fight. >>> the heartwarming best friend reunion caught on camera >>> announcer: this is “nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening, everyone pfizer today took a major step toward approval of its covid vaccine for childrens 5 to 11. submitting trial data to the fda for review after recently determining it is safe and well tolerated a vaccine suitable for younger children is a major missing piece in the country's effort to turn back the pandemic especially with parents and many schools navigating infection outbreaks. but also today, the biden administration saying those pfizer booster shots fo certain americans are taking off a million shot appointments on the books of pharmacies 400,000 booster shots administered this past weekend. but there remain millions of others who haven't had a single shot vaccine mandates forcing tough decisions for many my conversation with dr. fauci in a momen

. >>> simone biles' emotional new video. not your parents' cruise ship. and the gang of otters that suddenly attacks >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening america's longest war and the way it ended was a strategic failure. that admission from america's top general as pentagon leaders testify before congress about the chaotic and deadly withdrawal from afghanistan. the u.s. military's top brass told lawmakers they still don't know if terrorists will once again be able to use the country to launch terror attacks >> are you confident that we can deny organizations like al qaeda and isis the ability to use afghanistan as a launch pad for terrorist activity >> i think that's yet to be seen. >> are we at a greater or lesser risk of terror attack from afghanistan as a result of our withdrawal >> too early to austin, testified the rapid and utter collapse of the afghan military in just 11 days came as a surprise. >> we helped build a state, mr. chairman, but we could not forge a nation the fact that the a

simon says the leverage is there, but it is not obvious how you use it.e? part of it is this recognition element and if the assets are released, it is a recognition of the government implicitly. but also there is the leverage of aid and where aid is being sent, and actually the one point that the taliban should be hearing is that aid is going directly to afghans, who need it most. half of the afghan population relies on aid from abroad, and 75% of that population are women and children. and frankly, there are ngos, local afghan ngos, that have been working for over the last 18—19 years and they should be the ones that are enabled. if the international community wanted to think of a way to get aid to those afghans who need it, they should say that those ngos... what remains of them, of course some of them are in hiding, some of them for their members have fled because they are concerned, but many are still on the ground, so they should be enabled via the uk and others who work with these entities, they can turn around and use that leverage and turn to the

today, simone biles spoke about exactly what had impacted her.'t want another young gymnast, olympic athlete, or any individual to experience the horror that i and hundreds of others have endured. the most successful gymnast of all time, she recalled the abuse she suffered at the hands of her former coach. to be clear, i blame larry nassar, and i also blame... ..an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. simone biles and three of herformer team—mates appeared in front of the senatejudiciary committee to testify about the abuse they suffered at the hands of nassar. he's serving a life sentence injail for sexually abusing hundreds of girls. an investigation into how the fbi handled the case has already catalogued failures and lies told by agents — none of whom have been prosecuted. mckayla maroney was one of the first to report abuse in july of 2015. i answered all of their questions honestly and clearly, and i disclosed all of my molestations i had endured by nassar to them in extreme detail. she said she felt, even when she had fina

host: simone biles testifying yesterday on capitol hill. if you want to watch her testimony in its entirety, you can do so on our website. now to your phone calls, our open forum, where we turn the phone lines over to you and let you lead the discussion on any public policy or political issue you want to talk about. wade in edgefield, south carolina, independent. caller: thanks for taking my call. had someone asked c-span if they would do a segment on bill democrats are trying to get through. we haven't heard much pertaining to the $780 billion that they want to use for dhaka -- daca and i don't know if we call them illegals or what, but people coming across the border. i would like y'all to do a segment asking what people are there opinions on the $780 billion that they want to put forth to set these people up in the country. thank you for taking my call. host: the immigration proposal in reconciliation is a topic that we've done, i think it was within the past couple of weeks, but certainly a topic we can do again. always appreciate sugge

simon, thanks again. simon jack, i paying for this crisis. simon, | thanks again.ur business editor. and there's more information on what this could mean for your energy bills on bbc news online, bbc.co.uk/news. and there you have some reports and analysis from simon and other colleagues. now some more of the day's main news. from november, vaccinated passengers will be able to enter the us from the uk and the european union. the decision taken by president biden will end 20 months of travel restrictions, which were brought in by president trump. the changes only apply to those travellers who have received two doses of a covid vaccine. the sudden change is being seen as something of a diplomatic achievement for london and brussels. 0ur north america editor jon sopel is in washington. tell us more about this and the rather sudden nature of it. i think this came as _ rather sudden nature of it. i think this came as a — rather sudden nature of it. i think this came as a bolt _ rather sudden nature of it. i think this came as a bolt out _ rather sudden nature of it. i

simone is not among them right now. women athletes in the pink tights, going through their routines and warming up. i talked to simone biles. it was fascinating. seven-time olympic medalist, dropping out of most of the events at tokyo, unable to perform her routines, taking a stand for mental health. i asked her what has it been like since tokyo till today. >> to go through that process of like the olympics and being in the media with just the craziest things of usa gymnastics and then speaking at the senate. but then going from like the met gala to here, your emotions are all over the place. that's the highs and lows of life. we'll always have it, but it's how you come out of it and how you grow. but i think for us to all be together one more time and having this olympic dream tour run is super exciting. >> reporter: well, i want to correct myself. you are looking at simone biles. she's out there right now. kindre oxed, got her jacket on, doing some selfies. [ laughter ] having a good time with the other athletes out h

all time simone biles. >> reporter: simone biles four olympic teammates, numerous gymnasts and dancersase center, it's the gold over america tour biles the seven-time olympic medallist vowing out of several gymnast events in july citing health as a leading issue. the leading spokesperson for the cause, after things have calmed down. >> i went from the vmas to the net gala to the next day at the senate hearing for the fbi's staff, that was super crazy to now come to tour so it's like, it is a lot to bear on just one person and so grateful to be like an advocate and be able to speak out but it does kind of hinder my mentality sometimes. >> reporter: looking at biles, you wouldn't know there is pressure on her. this after a head line read, biles wishes she'd quit gymnastics before olympics. >> so much of a burden for me to carry through this sport and to keep whatever it is alive until i keep the fire in their butt to do the right thing i should have quit way before the olympics. >> reporter: with that as a backdrop, you can understand why this tour is therapeutic. >> after the first show

tonight -- ringo starr -- simone biles -- and music from the doobie brothers. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i'm glad you're in a good mood, because i tell you what, you picked a fun one to be at. we have a legendary lineup for you tonight. a ringo starr-studded show. [ cheers and applause ] one of the beatles, ringo starr, is here. to save us. and we have american royalty in the building tonight, too. olympic gold medalist simone biles. [ cheers and applause ] and the doobie brothers with tom johnston and michael mcdonald. [ cheers and applause ] i'll tell you something. personally, cleto and i have been looking forward to this since we were 12 years old. [ laughter ] since we wore socks pulled all the way up to our knees. we get two songs from the doobies tonight. what a night. what a magical time of year this is. the smell of pumpkin spice is everywhere. literally everywhere. [ laughter ] i read this today. a team of resear

simone foxman has your first word headlines. simone. simone: thanks, manus. johnson will announce his long-awaited plan to reform social care later today. he risks a major dispute with his party over attacks bribe that could hit younger people the hardest. if confirmed, a 10 billion bound increase -- pound increase would break a pledge in the conservative party's manifesto. deutsche telekom has entered into an agreement to sell t-mobile netherlands to partners. the germany phone giant will receive 3.8 billion euros in net cash proceeds from the transaction. the deal gives the dutch unit and enterprise value of over 5 billion euros. prosecutors in the northern chinese city have dropped their case against the former alibaba manager accused of sexual assault by a subordinate. they say the man's behavior did not constitute a criminal offense so local police detained him for a lesser offense of indecency. the man's arrest sparked widespread debate about the treatment of female workers at companies in china. george soros clog blackrock china push a tragic mistake t

. >> ella es simone biles en su comparecencia del comité del senado porque acusan al sistema que permitióra de muchas gimnastas como ellas. >> el rapero puertorriqueño d bunny está en la lista de las 100 personas más influyentes de este año en todo el mundo, su amigo j balvin le hizo una dedicatoria . >> ♪ (música) ♪ ♪♪ su voz carga la pasión de quien expresa y vive los problemas de su generación es silvana estrada a quien le llaman la chavela vargas millennial. >> buenas tardes soy nacho lozano gracias por continuar con nosotros y gavin newsom el gobernador de california seguirá en el cargo luego que los votantes así lo decidieron ayer, el intento de los republicanos de destituirlo era la excusa y no prosperó y gavin newsom recibió el "apoyando a claro de los votantes, división vamos con los detalles con erika flores. >> así es unos 6 millones de los 22 millones de los votantes destitución del gobernador gavin newsom. >> agradecido por el apoyo de los electores, se dirigió el gobernador a los californianos. >> dijo que estaba honrado y agradecido por los millones de californianos que vot

simon jack, to call the end of the crisis. simon jack. thanks _ to call the end of the crisis.o call the end of the crisis. simon jack, thanks forjoining _ to call the end of the crisis. simon jack, thanks forjoining us. - the labour leader sir keir starmer says winning a general election is ultimately more important than party unity. speaking during labour's conference in brighton where some members have openly criticised the direction of his leadership sir keir said labour was a broad church there would always be disagreements but he wanted a sharp focus on getting a labour government. he was speaking with our political editor laura kuenssberg. look right, left, then right again, maybe. keir starmer�*s changing labour's direction but there are howls of protest here at where he's going. is he now in charge? absolutely. we had three days of build up to three very, very important decisions in our party that dealt with anti—semitism and closed the door on a dark chapter in our party. we also took other action to refocus the party on the country. i think that if there is tough dec

let's get a bloomberg business flash with simone. simone: thanks.argo may face regulatory sanctions over the pace at which it's compensating victims and showing up its controls of its attempt to clean up scandals. two agencies are dissatisfied with his progress. the bank asked for more time to get the work done. it isn't clear win the watchdogs might proceed. shares dropped on the news. morgan stanley has raised the wall street salary yet again. boosting pay for the second time in a month. our sources say the firm bumped base pay for junior bankers to $110,000. a mark that will now also cover first year advancement trading division. the news comes after the bank tightened wages to catch up with rivals. googles delayed its return to office until next year. citing pandemic uncertainty amid a pickup in global covid cases. a memo from the ceo says work on campus will remain optional until january 10. it didn't specify a mandatory return date. that your bloomberg business flash. anna: thanks very much. oil is ticking higher ahead of a virtual opec-plus m

and, olympic gold medalist simone biles.ning. >> kelly: good morning. >> ryan: it is tuesday, september 14th. good morning, kelly. >> kelly: we were doing administrati w

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doctor simone, vice president _ and. doctor simone, vice president of _ and.sident of the australian doctors association, thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. so much for “oining us on newsday._ the world's biggest plant to extract carbon dioxide from the air has opened in iceland. it showcases a developing technology considered by some to be an important tool in the fight against climate change. the plant will remove 4,000 tonnes of co2 every year. but, as david campanale now reports, sceptics say this is a tiny percentage of the carbon dioxide that is generated by the burning of fossilfuels. voiceover: climeworks orca is the first plant ever - in commercial operations for direct air— in commercial operations for direct airfor- direct air capture and storage. it starts serving i customers today. the futuristic vision of how to save the planet from runaway climate change, or a futile expense that distracts from the urgency of slashing co2 emissions? in 2017, we celebrated a pioneering moment.| in a promotional video, swiss start—up climeworks announced

let's get first word news with simone. simone? simone: thanks, tom.nt biden declared an end to two decades of military operations in afghanistan and offered an impassioned defense of his withdrawal plan. speaking from the white house a day after the last american forces left the country biden called the airlift of more than 120,000 people over the last month unprecedented. and said he was not going to extend the war forever. president biden: we succeeded in what we set out to do in afghanistan over a decade ago and then we stayed for another decade. it was time to end this war. simone: wells fargo may fes fresh sanctions over the pace at which it's compensating victims and shoring up controls as it attempts to clean up scandals two. u.s. agencies warn they're dissatisfied with its progress. the bank asked for more time to get the work done. it isn't clear when the watchdogs might proceed. shares dropped on the news. a texas law barring abortion after the sixth week of pregnancy took effect. the u.s. supreme court deliberated over a bid to block the me

simone biles leads the elite gymnasts who blast the u.s.horities for failing to investigate the abusive team dr., larry nassar. >> i blame there -- larry nassar, and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. ur the name is not on the ballot, as russians get ready to vote, we meet the opposition figures who have been barred from running. plus, theronauts making history. how four civilians are hoping to spend three days orbiting the earth. ♪ laura: welcome to "world news america" on pbs and around the globe. it has been a month since the taliban swept in afghanistan, declaring the country an islamic emirate. the u.s. and its allies airlifted more than 120 thousand ople out of the airport in chaotic scenes. over the u.s. military finally withdrew. the americans are gone, and life in afghanistan is changing under taliban rule. as our correspondent and camera journalist report now from the city of mazar-e-sharif. reporter: crossing into the islamic emirate, a cargo train from uzbekistan. this is now partial control. t

i just wondered j whether simon and mina al-oraibi, whether simon and mina al—oraibi, you have come acrossworld? i do, and i think there is _ do see that around the world? i do, and i think there is also _ do see that around the world? i do, and i think there is also a _ do see that around the world? i do, and i think there is also a question about— and i think there is also a question about public debt. uk's public debt exceeded _ about public debt. uk's public debt exceeded 400% of gdp last year for the first— exceeded 400% of gdp last year for the first time since 1963, but there are many— the first time since 1963, but there are many countries around the world that are _ are many countries around the world that are having to deal with public debt. _ that are having to deal with public debt. but— that are having to deal with public debt, but not coming up with solutions— debt, but not coming up with solutions because two polly's point there _ solutions because two polly's point there are _ solutions because two polly's point there are tough political decisions to he _ there are tough po

here is terry mcsweeney. >> greatest of all time simone biles. >> reporter: simone biles, four olympicmmates, numerous gymnasts and dancers taking over chase center tonight. it's the gold over america tour. biles, the seven-time olympic medalist bowing out of several gymnastic events at the tokyo olympics in july citing mental health as a major issue. now, a leading spokesperson for the cause. not that things have calmed down all that much since tokyo. >> i went from the vmas to the met gala to the next day being at the senate hearing, um, for the fbi stuff and that was supercrazy to now to come tour. so it's like it is a lot to bear on just one person. and i'm so grateful to be, like, an advocate, and be able to speak out. but it does kind of hinder my mentality sometimes. >> reporter: much of the message here tonight, directed at girls and young women. it is about pressure. how to deal with it. how to stand up for yourself. and if anybody knows about pressure, it would be biles. >> looking at biles, you wouldn't know there is any pressure on her. this just one day after a headline re

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we believe simone biles is scheduled to speak first. to their introduction, the swearing in and the opening statements now. >> -- to come to speak to us today. our first panel has four witnesses who are members and former members of usa gymnastics. they are olympians and national and international gymnastics champions. each of them is also a survivor. in alphabetical order, our first witness, simone biles, one of the greatest gymnasts of all time. she is the first woman to capture five all around world championship titles and most decorated gymnast, male or female, in world championship history. 25 medals overall. she is a seven-time olympic medalist, her extraordinary accomplishments have received widespread recognition including two associated press female athlete of the year awards. mckayla maroney, dubbed the fierce five of the 2012 summer olympics, won a gold medal in team competition and individual silver medal in the vault. she was also a member of the american team at the 2011 world championships where she won gold medals in the

the four them, among simone biles, gave testimony to the senate judiciary committee.part of the hearing into the fbi investigation into larry nassar, the disgraced former doctor for the usa gymnastics team. it is believed he sexually assaulted hundreds of young women. here is simone biles. >> i don't want another young gymnast, olympic athlete, or any individual to experience the horror that i and hundreds endured before, during, and continuing to this day in the wake of the larry nassar abuse. to be clear -- sorry. >> take your time. >> to be clear, i blame larry nassar, but i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> aly raisman, six-time olympic medalist, also gave testimony. >> over the past few years, it has become painfully clear how a survivors healing is affected by the handling of their abuse. and it disgusts me that we are still fighting for the most basic answers and accountability over six years later. >> this hearing comes after a scathing justice department report in july that accuse the fbi of botching the investigation. the

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simon: well, that is hard to say. relations between moscow and berlin, there is some tension in that relationship, and this war of words is likely to make it a little more tense. the kremlin has been saying that it appears as if some russian laws may have been broken, and there have been reports of calls from authorities there for retaliatory action, potentially banning or some reprisals against youtube or perhaps against german media operating in russia. the german government spokesman today said there is no basis for any such retaliation and indeed any talk of it shows that such people who talk about that have a poor relationship, as he put it, with press freedom. brent: political correspondent sailing young on this story tonight, thank you. three days after the national election, germany is moving closer to having a new government. the leaders of the ftp and the greens have begun talks. they are searching for common ground before they enter a formal coalition talk with the bigger parties. >> a selfie that could mak

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simone biles wearing a gown by aria, which weighs 98 pounds. meanwhile, looking light as a feather in this hoop skirt. rhianna making her red cape -- her red carpet debut with a$ap rocky. kendall jenner in sheer, older sister might just be the most bizarre look of the night. head to toe black in a bodysuit. that is not kanye with her. it is the creative director of -- by her side. the live thing more exclusive then invite to the met gala was an invite to rihanna's post party at a top secret location in new york city which might -- which might invite must've gotten lost to. kumasi: how did you feel when rihanna finally showed up? reggie: i loved it. at first i wasn't sure how how outfits made sense together but then i kind of got it. i don't know anything about fashion. this is just me interpreting it. it was the american theme. it looked like he was wrapped up in grandma's blanket. mike: a quilt maybe. reggie: watching some netflix. kumasi: i love a good blanket because i get cold. i felt comforted. reggie: did she herear what she said when she

today, simone biles spoke about exactly what had impacted her. any individual to experience the horror that i and hundreds of others have endured. the most successful gymnast of all time, she recalled the abuse she suffered at the hands of her former coach. to be clear, i blame larry nassar, and i also blame... ..an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. simone biles and three of herformer team—mates appeared in front of the senatejudiciary committee to testify about the abuse they suffered at the hands of nassar. he's serving a life sentence in jail for sexually abusing hundreds of girls. an investigation into how the fbi handled the case has already catalogued failures and lies told by agents — none of whom have been prosecuted. mckayla maroney was one of the first to report abuse in july of 2015. i answered all of their questions honestly and clearly, and i disclosed all of my molestations i had endured by nassar to them in extreme detail. she said she felt, even when she had finally spoken out, her concerns were being dismissed

today, simone biles spoke about exactly what had impacted her.ast, olympic athlete, or any individual to experience the horror that i and hundreds of others have endured. the most successful gymnast of all time, she recalled the abuse she suffered at the hands of herformer coach. to be clear, i blame larry nassar, and i also blame... ..an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. simone biles and three of herformer team—mates appeared in front of the senatejudiciary committee to testify about the abuse they suffered at the hands of nassar. he's serving a life sentence in jail for sexually abusing hundreds of girls. an investigation into how the fbi handled the case has already catalogued failures and lies told by agents — none of whom have been prosecuted. mckayla maroney was one of the first to report abuse in july of 2015. i answered all of their questions honestly and clearly, and i discussed all of my molestations i had endured by nassar to them in extreme detail. she said she felt, even when she had finally spoken out, her concer

joining us now is simon french, chief economist, panmure gordon & co.h the question of china. in the transition of going of a driver of the global economy maybe the problem child of the global economy. how concerned would she be about the slowing recovery -- how concerned should we be about the slowing of the recovery? simon: a lot of this hinges on the degree to which the corporate indebtedness has come to light in regard to the broader real estate space. the degree to which the space is trying to inoculate by bringing on the liquidity injections or assets onto the balance sheet. the degree of being concerned at a macrolevel would suggest the chinese authorities will dispense with that mixed capitalist and socialist model, and allow corporate failure, which has repercussions to the debt markets, which could turn into a problem child. that is not my base case. tom: it is one of the potential scenarios that seems to be the consensus that china will model through the question on corporations like evergrande. i wonder if we can call this out to the regiona

here is simone foxman.nt has delayed the release of the top and sequel in the next year as hollywood continues to wrestle with the pandemic who has kept many from theaters. the film starring tom cruise was expected to debut in november and was said moved to may. exclusively in cinemas rather than trying to pursue a simultaneous release on a streaming service. wells fargo pushed back its return to office plans by two more weeks to mid-october. the company, which has the most employees of any u.s. bank, will bring back staffers working remotely starting october 18. apple has resolved a long-running dispute with third party app developers, i'll delete -- agreeing to links for sign-ups. which means many developers will no longer have to pay an app store commission of up to $.35. the changes part of a settlement , and apple says it will be implemented globally early next year. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you very much. coming up, counting down to elections. three weeks away. we look at what

tom: simone foxman indo hop.up, we hear from egypt's finance minister, his thoughts on inflation, the impact on the fed taper timeline, and capital flight. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's focus on egypt. manus cranny has been in cairo at the international cooperation forum. you have been speaking with ministers and executives. what have you learned? manus: this is a minister ready for anything. they are working in response to a big report talking about debt servicing and international investor confidence. the minister said inflation is transitory, and he is preparing for the long haul. >> not permanent. why? with low inflation, low interest rates environment, so with covid-19, you spend the money with this stimulus package. after that, it should be high and also distraction and supply, with demand starting to pick up. the imbalance caused the inflation that we are witnessing now. once the current imbalance is back to balance, i'm expecting inflatio

. >>> plus simone biles is sharing more about her decision to withdraw from some events in the tokyo olympics. we'll till what she is saying now and we have an exclusive look at some of the video diary she shot during that time. >>> and later, we sit down with country star alan jackson and he talks about his health. >>> but we want to begin with president biden under pressure seen yesterday getting his booster shot in an effort to get others to do the same. it comes as he was dealt a blow overnight from republicans in congress regarding that looming government shutdown. we have two reports for you this morning. we're going to start at the white house with nbc's peter alexander. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning to you. to be very clear, this is a self-inflicted crisis created by congress with potentially costly consequences to the country. the government shuts down at midnight this thursday, less than 72 hours from now unless democrats carve out their own path forward with republicans quickly escalating the standoff. overnight, a showdown in washington moving

host: simone biles yesterday before the senate judiciary committee. the committee scheduled his hearing after the justice department's inspector general report determines the fbi had not adequately addressed accusations from at least 40 women who said that larry nasser molested them over four -- over 14 months. the report said that the top fbi officials knew of the accusations in july 2015 but did not alert officials in michigan where he worked. it'd not respond to the accusations with the utmost seriousness and urgency they were required and the inquiry was inadequate, investigator said in the front page of the washington times. here is more from the hearing room yesterday. this is maggie nichols. >> while the big dreams ended in 2015 when my coach and i reported larry nassar's abuse. i would try to compete at the university of oklahoma where i was named the all-american and an eight time national champion. i reported my views to u.s. to gnostics over six years ago and still my family and i received few answers and have more questions and by dozens o

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