simon young thank you as well. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world the first of three brazilian judges considering former president agrees ignacio de silva against his prison sentence as voted to uphold his conviction for eruption of course two other judges must be very opinions for the sentence to be filed by the former president no rallied his supporters ahead of the decision which could see him barred from running for office again. in the groups that endure have stepped up their protests against a controversial film due to open this week and makers of padmavati did not accusations that it distorts history by trying a muslim ruler as a lover of a hindu queen police opened fire to disperse protests after the supreme court gave the joint head for the film's release. islamic state group said it was behind a deadly attack on the offices of the save the children aid agency in afghanistan security forces surround the building but the militants broke through killing four and i

political correspondent simon young welcome or silas go through the chancellor speech that everything seems to be aimed at the man who isn't there when to donald trump arrives tomorrow. well he's on his way and certainly don't trump's view of how the international community should work together or not work together he's sort of rejection of multi latter lism if you think of the paris climate change deal for instance that's certainly on the minds of european leaders not least among them angle a magical so she did a little bit of a history lesson stuff to die she said you know if you think back to the roman empire all the great wall of china you know these are examples isolationism hasn't worked protectionism hasn't worked economic entities down the ages of had to find a good way to you know trade with the well and have good relations with the world to find a cooperative approach that is angular medical's approach and as you say that message was effectively talked to trump before he gets that she also talks about that they need for europe to work together he she is on defense policy. f.

let's go to the senior party headquarters in berlin where we find a d w political correspondent simon young welcome simon so the conservative party heads out of america for the c.d.u. and her horse a half of the say su they're meeting what can we expect to come out of that. well filled the meetings today and they'll be one with martin chills the s.p.d. leader here in a couple of hours time they're really organizational the parties the conservatives here in the social democrats also have been discussing today what their strategy will be going into these full coalition talks and how they're going to deal of course with that major strand of opposition from the social democrat party that we saw yesterday in that very tight vote to proceed so today it's strategic later on it'll be organizational just setting out really the timetable i think we're going to have to be a bit more patient because the social democrats in particular saying they need a little bit of time just to work out what they think they can get out of talks and they might not be ready to do that until wednesday or thursday of this

for more now our political correspondent simon young with me in the studio simon is there actually a possibility that the two sides the conservatives in the social democrats could seal a coalition agreement only to see the espy's members voted down where yes indeed there is a huge amount of frustration and disappointment to what's been agreed so far among the rank and file members of the s.p.d. and of course they've been offered their say on any ultimate coalition program that's going to be put forward but even before that in a week's time they'll be a special conference of s.p.d. delegates from around the country to be aust where they're going to greenlight the full coalition talks could follow you know on the left wing within the party are already mobilizing against it they say there's not enough in this preliminary agreement to be the basis of a social democrat policies the leader of the youth section of the s.p.d. says he's going to travel around the country even as his party leader is doing the same to drum up support he says he's going to find people who oppose this agreement s

has joined the w political correspondent simon young who is outside c.d.u. had quarters and welcome simon so the conservative party heads are going to back off for the c.d.u. and they offer the c.s.u. a meeting what can we expect to come out of that. well it's just amazing within the conservative side to discuss strategy going into the talks obviously they've got to take account of the show. wrong strength of opposition to a new grand coalition that we saw evidence of yesterday in that meeting of s.p.d. delegates where they only very narrowly voted in favor of continuing with the talks tonight's meeting of all three leaders magazine and martin shields of the s.p.d. we're told to talk about organizational matters the timetable for the coming fall coalition talks over of course where we tented to at least earth in a look at the question of where some movement can still be found in the substantiative talks about a new government for germany. and simon we saw in that report. the s.p.d. unhappy about parts of the preliminary agreements and while those renegotiated

you're going to do is just feed populism our brussels bureau chief max often tonight in brussels and simon young here in berlin to both of you thank you. here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a brazilian court has upheld the conviction of former president luis de silva known as lula on corruption charges two of the three judges on the court confirmed the conviction and the nine and a half year prison sentence it carries now lou look rallied his supporters ahead of the decision which could see him barred from running for office again. the disgraced former u.s. gymnastics team doctor larry nasser has been sentenced to up to one hundred seventy five years in prison more than one hundred women and girls including a limpid gold medalists described decades of sexual abuse by now he's already serving a sixty year sentence on child pornography charges. hindu groups in india have stepped up their protests against a controversial film due to open this week now the makers of pad deny accusations that it distorts history by portraying a muslim ruler as the lover of

i mean the city is up little correspondent simon young family what some of the proceedings and we had some very moving testimony from anita last couple fish what did she have to say when she spoke very movingly bringing some in the bundestag today to the brink of tears as she told in this very straightforward way of hers without pay thaws the story of how she came to auschwitz having been forced by the way by the nazis to sign a document saying she was going there voluntarily but she arrived there expecting she said to die as her parents have been murdered already but she survived because as they told her she was needed she was needed to play the cello in the in this case in the camp and and that's how she survived and she told that story today again in detail just very movingly and it's a story she's used to telling because she makes frequent visits to germany to speak to school groups and others to remind them of her story but also to inspire them with a sense of significance for the present and for their own lives and she spoke about what the holocaust has meant since and what it m

i think we have lost the line to simon young who was standing outside standing outside the city headquarters of chancellor merkel will try and establish a line in the day anyway let's move it and move on heavier than usual snow falls in the cult of tongues in high elevations and increase the threat posed by avalanches thousands of winter holiday makers are trapped in some of the mountain ranges the most popular ski resorts are reports starts in march near the swiss border to italy . no escaping the power of nature in the swiss alps avalanches have been falling down these mountains all around the ski resort of so that it's the second time in a month heavy snow has cut off the town leaving fountain stranded this. is not the only swiss resort where locals and tourists alike are trapped getting in and out of suntan tourney a near death all see is almost impossible. more than thirty five years lived in switzerland but i never saw so much snow like the last the past week the police tell us that it's forbidden to leave the house you have to stay right and no route and you have we have to secure lat

you're going to do is just feed populism our brussels bureau chief max often tonight in brussels and simon young here in berlin to both of you thank you it's not u.s. president donald trump is mourning turkey to stop its advance into northern syria or risk confronting american troops on the ground turkey's incursion began last saturday in the region of a freed kurdish militia which helped the u.s. to defeat islamic state in syria control offering but are considered by the turkish government to be terrorists. the shut to turn of yielded this evidence of the force that turkey has brought to be enough turkey's government is determined to press on with all of branch which to them has been a success so far it's because. the operation will continue until the threat is removed. but the kurdish why p.g. wants the world to know that they would surrender the enclave without a fight. we will resist and will not allow the enemy to invade our land to the last drop of blood we have we will never retreat from here. those appear to be no idle words missiles fired from y p g controlled tests to be crashed into t

brent: simon young on the story in berlin. simon, thank you very much. in russia, opposition leader alexei navalny has suffered another setback after a moscow court ordered a foundation supporting him to shut down. the justice ministry had filed a lawsuit against the foundation, citing various irregularities. last month, election officials barred navalny from running in march's presidential election. >> this is the latest blow against kremlin critic alexa and a balmy a judge in moscow has decided the opposition foundation, the fifth season of the year, must be shut down. she found guilty of the, including listing a wrong administrative address. the foundation has been used to pay rent and salaries at the politician's offices across russia. his lawyers see the decision as politically motivated. >> the sentence is illegal. we will appeal it. i am sure the decision will be revoked or found to be a breach of human rights conventions. reporter: the trial happened so quickly it -- >> the trial happened so quickly it is obvious this is to shut down the foundati

brent: max hoffman and simon young, thank you. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a brazilian court upheld the conviction of the former president on corruption charges. the three judges confirmed the verdict in increased the sentence from nine to 12 years. supporters rallied ahead of the decision, which could see him barred from running for office again. the disgraced former u.s. gymnastics team dr. larry nassar has been sentenced to up to 175 years in prison. or than 100 women and girls, including olympic gold medalists, described decades of sexual abuse. he is already serving a 60 year sentence on child pornography charges. groups in india have stepped up protests against the controversial film due to open this week. the makers of the film deny accusations that it distorts history by portraying a muslim ruler as the lover of a hindu queen. police opened fire to disperse protesters after the supreme court gave the go-ahead for the film's release. the so-called islamic state is claiming responsib

up let's get correspondent simon young is standing outside the city headquarters in berlin and joins me now from there sam the leader of the conservative a block of the c.d.u. on horse safer say hopeful of the c.s.u. are going to be meeting there so what is expected from their talks. well in return obviously the conservative leaders need to discuss what how they're going to go into these full coalition talks with the s.p.d. in particular in the light of that close vote yesterday and obviously a huge amount of opposition that there still is within the s.p.d. to proceeding with this new edition of the grand coalition so that's what they'll be discussing here this afternoon a meeting is about to get underway right now and in about three hours time the leaders of the three parties so you have a miracle and martin fields of the s.p.d. will be meeting here to just set out the organizational. arrangements the framework for the talks to go ahead they hope they'll start this week but they're going to set out a time table later this evening that's something as you said the s.p.d. vote was tigh

this is a short while ago i spoke in detail the simon young who's at the cd headquarters i asked him what their focus would be in the next phase of negotiations. can serve his need to decide if they're willing to make any real concessions to the social democrats their potential partners in this new grand coalition who of course are very divided over the question of whether to join her in government or some within the s.p.d. are fundamentally opposed to the idea of another grand coalition but some are just saying you know they want real concrete improvements to be written into the coalition agreement on things like labor protections on health care and on the asylum rules in particular and if they don't see that they say they won't vote in favor of it when they get the chance to do that in a few weeks time so all of angela merkel's skills of moderation and persuasion and leading discussion are going to be called upon here over the next few weeks and someone not just the s.p.d. they're also divisions within the conservative a bloc how much pressure when the split on the coalition talks.

is a problem and some say many say it's a growing problem all right our political correspondent simon young with us here in studio thank you simon. in football news i've been to see a club or see a dortmund have agreed to sell star striker pierre emerick obama on top arsenal of the english premier league for a reported sixty four million euros make up on international is not a twenty one goals in twenty four games this season for dark meant with his natural born instinct in front of goal and a flamboyant character obama young was one of the bundesliga us true superstars. pierre emerick obama young made an instant impact when he signed for dortmund twenty third team an impressive couple of seasons at french side sign a t.n. had brought him to the attention of the german club. the striker quickly became a central cog in the dortmund attack with his speed and touch making scoring look easy. came the ball in this league is top goal scorer in the two thousand and sixteen two thousand and seventeen season. but it wasn't just his performances on the pitch that made headlines. international has nev

young side they say to you had quotas. welcome simon you. walk away expect to come out of these talks. well phil tonight's talks between the three party leaders are essentially focusing on the organizational aspects of this fall coalition round of talks that said g to start sometime this week and they need to thrash out a timetable the s.p.d. have said particularly after yesterday's difficult meeting that they need a little bit of time just to work out their strategy so that's the focus of tonight's efforts but martin shultz the s.p.d. leader when he arrived here about an hour ago he said that he come to with the intention of setting up a new grand coalition government in the interests of all germans but also. recognizing germany's international responsibilities and it's in that spirit that he's going to work well these are worse but he's in a tricky position isn't he we heard in the report there how his party members are not happy with the framework that he's agreed with the cd you have the same framework the babe actually voted that they w

mccrone both think that that is the way forward in that a real revolution of thinking is needed on a simon young thank you. brussels thank you to. now it's time to get you up to date with other business elements at davos designated day for europe as it comes at a time of economic trauma loyal and challenges within the e.u. but political leaders a president focused on positive developments king philippe the sixth of spain highlighted how his country to very recently a source of worry for the block has improved competitiveness to help drive growth in the e.u. italian prime minister paula gentility stress of finding the balance between protecting domestic jobs and local sectors while engaging in free trade and mccall as we just heard focused on what he called disruptive innovation announcing a ten billion euro fund to finance research my colleague helena humphrey has been covering davos for us and just got out of the speech of minoan mccall helena hi it's good to see you know we already heard a few of the ideas that mccall presented there what reactions have you seen so far from there it went down

her talent clear from a young age, simone biles is regarded by many as the greatest to ever have performedt. teammates said the abuse happened under the guise of treatment. in a statement, simone said she won't allow the doctor to steal her love and joy. he was challenged in december after child pornography was found on his computer. simone biles said she was not afraid to tell her story any more, adding "it's impossibly difficult to relive these experiences and it breaks my heart that as i worked towards my dream of competing in tokyo 2020, i will have to continually return to the same training facility where i was abused." andrew plant, bbc news. well, rachael denhollander was the first person to speak up about dr larry nassar. she was abused when she was a 15—year—old gymnast. she has now gone on to be a lawyer. she'll be at his sentencing hearing on tuesday and thinks simone biles‘ admission that she too was a victim can only help others. i really hope that it will draw attention again much of the broader cultural problem. larry is a symptom of the problem. the fact that so many childr

her talent clearfrom a young age, simone biles is regarded by many as the greatest to ever have performedr sport. teammate said the abuse happened under the guise of nickel treatment. ina under the guise of nickel treatment. in a statement, simone said she would allow the doctored to steal her love and joy. he was challenged in december after child pornography was found on his computer. simone biles said she was not afraid to tell her story any more, adding it is impossibly difficult to relive these experiences and it breaks my heart that as i worked towards my dream of competing in tokyo 2020, i will have two consider a return to the same training facility where i was abused. andrew plant, bbc news. david willisjoins me now from washington dc. this is just the latest twist in this terrible tale. it is indeed and it is heart—wrenching, a statement released on social media today by simone biles. she is a woman who has been described as the greatest gymnast ever and she won an american record for gold medals and a bronze in rio. —— four. this statement today, she said she wrestled with the

her talent clear from a young age, simone biles is regarded by many as the greatest to ever perform inam—mates said the abuse happened under the guise of her treatment. in a statement, simone said she would allow the doctor to steal her love and joy. the 54—year—old was jailed in december after child pornography was found on his computer. simone biles said she was not afraid to tell her story anymore, adding, "it's impossibly difficult to relive these experiences and it breaks my heart that as i work towards my dream of competing in tokyo 2020, i will have to continually return to the same training facility where i was abused." andrew plant, bbc news. david willisjoins me now from washington dc. this is just the latest twist in this terrible tale. very much so. she is a woman who has been described as the greatest gymnast ever and she won four gold medals and in rio 2016. she has added her voice to a list of gymnasts claiming they were assaulted by larry nassar. this statement today, she said she wrestled with the decision to go public with this, but says she has been feeling, as she p

her talent clear from a young age, simone biles is regarded by many as the greatest to ever perform inam—mates have said that nassar‘s abuse happened under the guise of her treatment. in a statement, simone said she would allow the doctor to steal her love and joy. the 54—year—old was jailed in december after child pornography was found on his computer. simone biles said she was not afraid to tell her story anymore, adding, "it's impossibly difficult to relive these experiences and it breaks my heart that as i work towards my dream of competing in tokyo 2020, i will have to continually return to the same training facility where i was abused." andrew plant, bbc news. rachael denhollander was the first person to speak up about dr larry nassar. she was abused when she was a 15—year—old gymnast and has now gone on to be a lawyer. she'll be at the sentencing hearing of dr nassar on tuesday. i asked her what her expectations are. i think it's going to be a really difficult hearing. there are or of a 90 survivors giving their impact statements. i also expect it to be very freeing for the trut

. >> reporter: like simone biles, the young girl who dazzled the world in rio tweeted, i too am one of larry nassar. next -- how did he get away with this? >> if somebody had called the police, he would not have been able to molest for another year. >> reporter: stay with us. cut, cut, cut! sorry, cut. sorry, cut. sorry. had a thought. what if, instead of saying "advance", i say "refund advance!"? it's going to be... it's going to be amazing. watch. okay. sorry, guys, sorry. one more time. refuuuuund, advance! you could get an interest free refund advance of up to $3000 the day you file at block. h&r block. get your taxes won. we mwith office 365, we canarted with 2all stay connected.re 400. and 3d in powerpoint shows clients exactly what our cards look like. seeing peoples' reactions makes it all worthwhile. your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can r

political correspondent allison young he is outside the headquarters of the christian democrats the c.d.u. that i'm going to merrill's party here in berlin good evening to you simon so what can we expect to come out of these talks you know the leader of the young wing of the s.p.d. he says that this coalition can only be a repeat of the past four years. he has been well although there's been a decision by social democrats to press ahead with full coalition talks with conservatives we're going to have to be a little bit more patient because the s.p.d. say that they need more time to decide exactly what how they're going to approach these talks with more personnel team in fact not going to come to negotiations but also where they're going to try and push for some more concessions because of course so many people in the social democrat party has said that that's what they're looking for so tonight's meeting here at c.d.u. ed courses with shows of the s.p.d. and the two conservative leaders is basically just to set the agenda set the timetable for talks that we expect will begin later this week and you know we've heard that the s.p.d. party leader martin shoulders he

political correspondent allison young he is outside the headquarters of the christian democrats the c.d.u. that i'm going to medicals party here in berlin good evening to you simon so what can we expect to come out of these talks you know the leader of the young wing of the s.p.d. he says that this coalition can only be a repeat of the past four years. he has been well although there's been a decision by social democrats to press ahead with full coalition talks with angela merkel's conservatives were going to have to be a little bit more patient because serve the s.p.d. say that they need more time to decide exactly what how they're going to approach these talks with what personnel team in fact not going to come to the negotiations but also where they're going to try and push for some more concessions because of course so many people in the social democrat party has said that that's what they're looking for so tonight's meeting here at c.d.u. had courses with martin shields of the s.p.d. and the two conservative leaders is basically just to set the agenda set the timetable for talks that we expect will begin later this week and you know we've heard that the s.p.

scorched earth campaign burning villages to the ground human rights watch compiled says simone ease of tens of thousands of young women being raped by me and more forces. my baby was thrown into the fire and then they raped me. ever i feel like and then on the inside documented hundreds of men rounded up and killed and dumped into mass graves for amnesty international this evidence amounts to crimes against humanity the united nations high commissioner for human rights calls it a textbook case of ethnic cleansing. and the new. terrio put oceans allow and he invaded humanitarian access and recognized the right of refugees to return in safety and dignity and they must also address the grievances of the growing will start to this been left unresolved for far too long you know not even the piste no teeth here. but a sequel to your natal i mean around saturday joes. you know safe daily growing. glorious pretty may. be two to annoy kids signori the sara lee his sushi thirty or mini dawn in the one i will run in lower you to kill it b r no b.p.a. any deity. despite the worldwide condemnation no independent investigator

her talent clear from a young age, simone biles is regarded by many as the greatest to ever perform ine came under the guise of medical treatment. in her statement, biles said she won't allow the former team doctor to steal her love and joy. the 54—year—old was jailed in december after child pornography was found on his computer. simone biles said she was not afraid to tell her story any more and adding, "it is impossibly difficult to relive these experiences, and it breaks my heart as i work towards my dream of competing in tokyo 2020, i will have to continually return to the same training facility where i was abused." andrew plant, bbc news. a blast has brought down a residential building in the belgian city of antwerp, killing at least two people and injuring more than a dozen. the origin of the explosion is not clear but police said they did not believe it was related to terrorism. three people have been removed from the rubble, including a child. belgium has been on high alert since three coordinated suicide bombings in brussels killed 32 people in 2016. police say they are not tr

. >> reporter: but tonight, amidst fallout, simon submitted her letter of resignation. >> hearing what these young women had to say and the horrors of it over and over again, the president of michigan state could not survive that. and she should not have survived that. >> reporter: and both the ncaa and u.s. olympic committee have announced independent investigations to determine just who knew what and when. >> larry can be sentenced, but if these people are still allowed to be out in society and continue to do the same thing that they did to us, that neets going to fix anything. >> reporter: when we hear the back story and the horrors behind the scene in the shadows, you can't help but think that usa gymnastics put medals above these girls' lives. >> reporter: tonight, the so-called army of survivors is vowing to continue to fight for women everywhere. >> i'm excited to have a little girl one day hopefully and be able to raise her to know that she is powerful and she is strong and she does have a voice. because, you know, we have all been able to show our strength this week. >> reporter: for "nig

doctor for usa gymnastics was sentenced for sexually assaulting gymnasts and other young women and girls. lou anna simon was president of michigan state university. larry nassar also worked at michigan state and many of the victims accused the university of mishandling their complains. dr. nassar learned his fate yesterday at the end of a seven- day hearing in lansing. >> sir, i'm giving you 175 years were 2100 months. i just signed your death warrant. >> the hearing included testimony from more than 150 women. nassar had pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting 7 females between 1998 and 2015. but the hearing was open to all of his accusers including some olympic athletes. 2016 gold medalist simone biles said: >>> a few weeks after apple said it was sorry for slowing down phones it says they will release a software update but some need a faster fix. the new software update will come out in the spring showing the users the health of the batteries and if it needs to be serviced. the update will allow user to disable a function that slows down the iphones. last month apple admitted to secretly throttling dow

rajini: simone biles is the most high profile of larry nassar's victims. he is alleged to have abused more than 100 young girls. is notays she has afraid to speak up now. "i will not let one man and the others who enabled him to steal my love and joy." in court today, larry nassar came face-to-face with some of the young women he abused the start of a sentencing hearing. as they took their turn, they bravely told the court what he had done to them. >> good morning. rajini: kyle stephens was first abused by nassar when she was 16 years old. >> perhaps you have figured it out by now, that little girls don't stay little forever. they grow into strong women who return to destroy your world. >> i was 12 years old when i told my parents, when larry rubbed my feet with his penis. no one should ever do that, and if they do, you should tell someone. well, larry, i'm here. not to tell someone, but to tell everyone. rajini: olivia callan suffered for years from nassar's abuse. now she is finally rebuilding her life as a mother. >> i will educate my children about monsters like you and pray to god they will never ex

champion simone biled of the shade too with a victim of laurie enough that's the former us did nothing to tame doctor he'll be sentenced this week accused of sexually abusing dolphins of young athletes in his care home and reports. simone spiles was one of the most recognizable faces of the twenty sixteen olympic games in rio de janeiro's then nineteen years old she won four gold medals in gymnastics but for a career that's been so public on monday biles revealed something that's been hidden i too am one of the many survivors that was sexually abused by laurie nasa in this lengthy post on twitter she did held her emotions attached the alleged abuse accompanied by the hash tag made to a symbol against sexual harassment in recent months biles added this behavior is completely unacceptable disgusting and abusive especially coming from someone whom i was told to trust laurie last year is facing sentencing in michigan state court this week after pleading guilty. to seven counts of criminal sexual assault he was usa gymnastics team doctor from one thousand nine hundred six to twenty fifteen treating athletes at four lympics games and also worked at michigan state university for t

young gymnasts. his patients included decorated 0lympians, including gold medal winner simone biles.used your power to get close to me. you weren'tjust a doctor, you were a trusted friend. and i think that is why i have been in denialfor so long. i did not want to admit that you betrayed and deceived me. larry nassar has already pleaded guilty to ten counts of sex abuse. as part of his sentencing, the judge invited any other of his victims to come forward. more than 150 did. 18—year—old emily morales was one of them. i still believed in you and had sympathy for you. how could i have been so naive? how could a person that i thought to be so genuine and kind and caring be in fact the opposite? i will never understand. but, now that i've said that, i want you to look at me. i believe in forgiveness, larry. larry nassar is due to be sentenced today. many of the women also want him to show remorse. the judge has described the women who shared their stories as sister survivors. their testimony has been harrowing, but also inspiring. it takes a lot for a survivor of sex abuse to relive thei

young girls is sentenced to prison for up to 175 years. >> you do not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again. i just signed your death warrant. >> simoneiles calling the judge her hero. where the investigation goes next. one of the brave, young women who helped put the doctor behind bars is here live on "gma." >>> president trump now says he's looking forward to answering the special counsel's questions under oath. but overnight his legal team walks that back as president trump arrives overseas for that world economic summit pushing his america first agenda. >>> caught

young girls while he was a physician. >> in a written statement, lou ana simon said quote, as stra-- schools and usa gymnastics have been criticized. passing a resolution seeking to get simon to step down. >> we are not going to heal until what we know. >> this is about the institutions that protected him. >> the us olympic committee says it will hire an investigate tore find out when first complaints were fest brought. >> the past two olympic trials were held in san jose. elisa harrington has reaction from the local gymnastic community. >> reporter: parents like melanie zandehalves admits. >> he has met some of the elite athletes who confronted nassar. >> appalled and just sickened by the activity and behaviors that occurred under this one individual. the fact that there may have been people that were either covering up or hiding or somehow doing this at the top areas that we don't work in is just as appalling. >> reporter: larry nassar was sentenced up to 175 years in prison. in a youtube video, former olympian and gold medallist shawn johnson blasted the gymnastic world. >> reporter: peterson has not seen a decline i