. >> 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

. >>> 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

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

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

. >> 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

. >> reporter: simone biles four olympic teammates, numerous gymnasts and dancers taking over chasehe 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, they were like,

simone biles and her teammates from the tokyo olympics are in town. >> the last time we saw biles, wewas battling her mental health struggles in tokyo, which prompted a deep conversation internationally about athletes and pressure. let's bring in terry mcsweeney, who joins us from chase center in san francisco, with the exclusive interview. how open was she to discuss what happened over the summer? >> reporter: well, let's be honest, we were advised to stay away from some of the issues, don't dwell on the issues of mental health in tokyo, and i didn't. i asked her about a question one thing, she wanted to talk about it. and she was so open about it, and such a great spokesperson. raj, you were there in tokyo, you know. she was so fluent, so good, so on top of it, it was great. and now she's in town here at chase center in san francisco, with the gold over america tour. take a look at the first letters of those words, g.o.a.t., greater of all time. and it was all put together in honor of simone biles. people performing tonight, getting ready out there. simone is not among them right no

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

olympians testifying on capitol hill, including simone biles. here's a bit of her testimony from yesterday morning. [video clip] simone: there can be no resolution of a society's sole but the way it treats children. it is that statement that empowers me to be here today. i don't want another gymnast, olympic athlete, or any individual to experience that i and hundreds of others endured before, during, and continuing to this day. in the wake of larry nasser. to be clear -- >> take your time. simone: to take your -- to be clear, i blame larry nasser and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. usa gymnastics and the united states olympic and paralympic committee knew that i was abused by their official team doctor long before i was ever made aware of their knowledge. in may 2015, the former head of usa gymnastics was told by my friend and teammate maggie nichols that she suspected i too was a victim. i did not understand the magnitude of what all was happening until the indianapolis star published its article fall 2016

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

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

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

the competition tonight. >> reporter: for weeks, simone biles has been replaying that moment, tellingzine of her sudden decision to withdraw from competition it's like i jumped out of a moving train but looking back, simone says, she should have stopped competing long before that morning in tokyo if you looked at everything i've gone through for the past seven years, i should have never made another olympic team i should have quit way before tokyo. when larry nassar was in the media for two years. it was too much. nassar is the former team doctor sentenced to life in prison after being accused of sexually abusing hundreds of gymnasts this month she gave searing testimony to the u.s. senate. >> i blame larry nassar and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> reporter: but ahead of tokyo, like she'd done time and time again, simone pushed through, telling hoda before the games she felt she needed to be there, to speak out for survivors >> i just feel like everything that happened had to come back to the sport to be a voice, to have change happen because

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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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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i'll be speaking with simone biles this friday. we'll share that interview with you friday night. >>> nearly three quarters of californians who voted sent a strong message last night. they want governor newsom to stay on the job. after fending off the recall efforts the governor spent part of his day visiting melrose academy. he spoke with a lot of wide-eyed students. he says it's time to put the recall behind him, bring together the state and tackle serious issues california faces. >> if there's anything that i learned in the last six to nine months being out on the campaign trail is we've got to, we've got to disabuse ourselves of this false separateness. we've had politicians that have weaponized differences. we had an administration the last four years that made it okay to shove again, literally and figuratively. we've got to put those arms down. and every one of these children deserves better from each and every one of us. >> we'll have more on whether he intends to run for a second term next year. president biden released a s

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

nassar, and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> reporter: simone biles and her three fellow gymnasts told the senate judiciary committee in words searing and emotional how adults failed them, ignoring for more than a year their claims of sexual abuse by team usa dr. larry nassar >> i don't want another young gymnast, olympic athlete, or any individual to experience the horror that i and hundreds of others have endured before, during, and continuing to this day in the wake of the larry nassar abuse >> reporter: the women particularly blamed the fbi. mckayla maroney testified in 2015 she told an agent what nassar did to her in excruciating detail before she told her mother >> i began crying at the memory over the phone, and there was just dead silence. i was so shocked at the agent's silence and disregard for my trauma after that minute of silence, he asked "is that all?" >> reporter: the fbi didn't officially open an investigation until nearly a year after it first learned of the allegations. >> the fbi made me feel like my abuse didn't count and it wasn'

as simone biles says, the whole system is broken.stingly, the attorney general merrick garland did not appear, though the head of the justice department was asked to appear before the senate judiciary committee. apparently, he will appear in october. christopher wray, the head of the fbi, apologize though he said he was not there at the time. he said it was a point which took place. what you make of this? >> again, i feel so bad for the survivors. i believe it was aly raisman who said it will take her months just to get over the experience of testifying before the committee. but i am sure she felt she had a duty to do that. i would hope that the people at the very top of our judicial system will recognize their duty to these women who have represented our country so well on an international stage. you know, i think it is also important rachael denhollander kind of typically for her, she can cut straight to the crux of an issue, she is not just looking at a visa in gymnastics. she is talking about the ordeal of women who report sexual

that was simone biles giving evidence to that senate committee.nough time, according to the critics, for the results to be rigged infavour of vladimir putin's supporters. the russian authorities insist the election will be free and fair. but it's has been preceded by an unprecedented crackdown on dissent, and many kremlin critics have been prevented from running, as our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports. the veterans choir of novosibirsk is gearing up for a special performance. they will be entertaining voters at polling stations. elections in russia are quite a show. not everyone is invited. sergei boiko isn't. the novosibirsk city councillor and youtube host wanted to run for parliament, but because of his links to jailed opposition leader alexei navalny, under a new law, sergei is barred from elections for five years. is there any real opposition on the ballot? no. for example, i could not participate, my friends could not participate. any people linked with alexei navalny could not participate so it's not an election. on paper at le

four us gymnasts, including america's most successful, simone biles, have testified at a senate committeering over the fbi's failures in its sex abuse investigation of the former team doctor larry nassar. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, has sacked several senior government ministers in a cabinet reshuffle of his cabinet. dominic raab is replaced as foreign secretary by liz truss. shamima begum, who left the uk as a teenager to join the islamic state group in syria, has begged to be allowed to return to the uk, insisting she could help in the fight against terror. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is broadcaster penny smith and former conservative adviser mo hussein. well, well, well, nobody predicted this level of blood on the walls after mrjohnson�*s day of the long knives. a ruthless purge of senior members of his cabinet, once trusted lieutenants, cocks of the walk, now roadkill — political casualties of a prime minister with an eye on the next election and a desire to level up. most, but not all the papers have cover

reggie: and simone biles is taking her talents to san francisco tonight.ina: and andrew wiggins of the warriors still not vaccinated. he is speaking out about that. jobina: new this morning, the united states is condemning north korea for launching a short range ballistic missile overnight. officials a the missile landed in the waters off the korean peninsula. the american effort to convince north korea to abandon new your weapon in return for lifting economic sanctions -- nuclear weapons in return for lifting economic sanctions has stalled. reggie: authorities say circumstances surrounding this man's disappearance is unusual. they point to his car, which was found in a parking lot near a forest. his bodyound a little over a week le illinois rather. his mother's -- in the illinois river. his mother's urging anyone who knows what happened to her son to come forward. >> i am very upset. i cannot even look at my son's body. his body has deteriorated to the point where i cannot even say a proper goodbye to him. reggie: coming up on gma, what police have learne

simone biles said of the fbi, quote, we have been failed. the painful testimony from mckayla maroney, describing dr. hasser's abuse, she says it began when she was just 13. and she describes in what happens in the phone call with the fbi agent. and aly raisman said she was told to keep her reports confidential and not to tell anyone. the current fbi director christopher wray apologizing to the young women, saying, i am deeply and profoundly sorry to each and every one of you. tonight, their painful descriptions of what happened and we warn you, this is difficult. and they describe those calls with the fbi, the silence at the other end of the line. abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott leading us off from capitol hill. >> reporter: tonight, four of the greatest athletes in the history of american gymnastics demanding justice. telling congress they were betrayed by the fbi agents assigned to investigate their allegations of sexual abuse by team doctor larry nasser. >> i don't want another young gymnast, olympic athlete or any individu

olympian simone biles demanding accountability as the attorney general is set to face congress as well. welcome to our viewers in the united states and arnolound the world. i'm jim acosta and you're in the s "situation room." >>> we begin with the top general on revelations and explosive new book on the trump presidency. brian, the white house is standing behind general mark milley, as some republicans say he should stepped down or be fired. >> general milley is at the center of a lot of attention tonight. some key players weighing on whether the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff took action that could have saved lives or whether he committed treason. >> reporter: tonight president biden backing joint chiefs chairman army general mark milley following revelations in the new book by robert woodward, some calling for milley to be tossed out or court marshalled over the fear general milley was fearful that secretly called his chinese kaunt part twice to reassure him the united states would not strike china. >> that's treason. i've had so many calls today saying that's treason. >> gene

you saw simone biles walking. you see them with the opening statement of the director of the fbi, christopher wray. let's watch. >> this morning, ms. biles, ms. maroni, ms. nichols, ms. raiseman, who were among the many nassar hurt. i'm deeply and profoundly sorry to each and every one of you. i'm sorry for what you and your families have been through. i'm sorry that so many different people let you down over and over again. and i'm especially sorry that there were people at the fbi who had their own chance to stop this monster back in 2015 and failed. and that is inexcusable. it never should have happened. we're doing everything in our power to make sure it never happens again. now, before i became fbi director, i was generally familiar with the nassar story. shortly after his arrest, in 2016. i remember even then being appalled that there were so many people who had failed to do their jobs and keep these young women safe from that predator. but after i became fbi director and when i learned that there were people

champion gymnast simone biles says u.s.nast x turned a blind eye as he abused hundreds of women and girls, want to warn you some of this testimony is graphic and some of you may find it disturbing. >> they are teammates, world-class athletes and survivors of repeated sexual abuse. >> you affirm that the testimony you are about to give -- >> they are here to protect other girls from the pain and trauma they endured at the hands of someone who was supposed to care for them. >> to be clear, i'm sorry. >> take your time. >> to be clear, i blame larry nassar and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> he was the team doctor for usa gymnastics and also a sexual predator. the days testimony was gut wrenching and sometimes graphic. >> i told him first thing he ever said to me was to change into shorts with no underwear because that would make it easier for him to work on me, and within in its he had his fingers in my vagina. >> she was only 13 years old. nassar is serving the equivalent of a life se

simone biles, michaela maroney, alley nichols. they'll be joined by fbi director chris wray. >> all of this as a result of a scathing report. the report found that nib officials delayed a probe into allegations made by some of larry nasser's accusers. cnn learned that fbi fired an agent accused of failing to launch a proper investigation into nassar. we'll bring you more as it gets under way shortly this hour. first, a brand new pure report showing half of u.s. adults fear the worst of covid-19 is yet to come, this as pandemic restrictions were, however, worth the costs. >>> cnn health reporter jacqueline howard joining us now to break down what we're learning. what more do we see in this survey? >> erica, what this survey also says is that about 72% of americans say they personally know someone who has been hospitalized or died from covid-19, and i think that helps provide context as to why the majority basically say that the public health restrictions in place are worth any inconvenience or worth a cost. when you look at restric

. >> simone biles opening up. why she is saying she should have quit before tokyo. >> i'm having these mental blocks in the gym recently. >> and later raging wildfire fueling an insurance crisis. is the state law to protect homeowners working? what an investigation revealed. >>> and a live look outside at the city of san francisco from the treasure island camera on this tuesday. it's 4:40. we will be right back. >>> time for the money watch report. ford will add thousands of jobs to make batteries and electric vehicles. >>> stocks were mixed to start the week. on monday the dow gained 71 points, the nasdaq slid 77 and the s&p500 fell 12. >>> federal reserve chair jerome powell said inflation may last longer than expected. the fed chair will speak to the banking committee later today. powell will tell lawmakers economic growth has continued but it's being hurt by supply chain issues. >>> ford is creating 11,000 new jobs over the next four years as it expands it's electric vehicle production. the automaker and batte

. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," simone biles heading to capitol hill, about how a usa team doctor was able to continue abusing women in his care. we're breaking down what we expect to learn from the hearing. >>> plus toxic for teenagers. facebook knows social media is bad for our kids and teens, what they're doing in response. >> 4:38. taking a live look outside bay bridge toll plaza. mike has his tabs on the roadways across the bay area. if not sit tight, we'll be back with more news. 4:38 right now. >>> good wednesday morning. it is 4:41. heading out the door in the east bay, let's check out the wind is calm. we have a nice, quiet start to our day. it slowly warms up, we will be as warm as yesterday as we start a cooling trend. we'll get a look at our microclimates and talk about air quality coming up in a few minutes. >> a live look at clear view at least. oakland from our camera atop one of the buildings, along 880. oakland moves smoothly, lots of traffic building coming out of a longer drive. first let's check in with wall street and bertha. >> thanks very much, mike.

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host: simone biles testifying yesterday on capitol hill.tch 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 suggestions. it is a bi

us gymnastics star simone biles says she and dozens of women suffered abuse because law enforcement did not take initial report seriously. the scars of this horrific abuse continue to live with all of us at a wednesday hearing biles alongside gymnast mckayla maroney. >> maggie nichols and alley raisman told senators the fbi turned a blind eye when they reported their abuse as early as 2015 why our public servants whose job is to protect getting away with this. the july inspector general report showed agent said on the road information and later falsified her testimony. >> this is not justice enough is enough. illinois senator durbin and kansas republican jerry moran say the fbi must be held accountable. agree. just been it was like this one do not arise out of nowhere. >> they are enabled by systematic organizational failures allowing. >> for there to be more than one more than dozens. >> fbi director christopher wray says the specific agent responsible for the failure was fired and another retired it never should have happened. he says the fbi is now adopting new policies. my entire se

you will see there's simone biles, ali raisman is here as well, mckayla maroney and maggie nichols. the senate hearing room and talk about how adults failed them all along the way, when they realized they were being sexually abused by larry nassar. this time they are going to focus on what the fbi failed to do, and this is the story. in 2015 usa gymnastics told the fbi field office in indianapolis about the suspicions about larry nassar. one of the agents actually interviewed mckayla maroney in september of 2015, but he apparently did nothing. it wasn't until usa gymnastics took the allegations to the los angeles field office that maroney was interviewed again and then on the very same day that fbi office opened an investigation. so that's where the focus will be today. we will also hear from christopher wray, the director of the fbi. he was not the director at the time of this investigation, but he is going to outline the changes that were made and how they have put in place safeguards that they hope will keep this from happening again. stephanie, i'll throw it back to you. i apolo

indeed.com/hire >> o'donnell: in a new interview tonight, the most decorated gymnast in history, simone bilesuld have quid have quit long before the t long before the tokyo olympics. biles tells "new york magazine" she buckled under the stress of the summer games, including the trauma of having been abused by larry nassar. but she said she wasn't going to let him take something she worked for since she was six years old. all right, today in chicago, former president barack obama and wife michelle obama grabbed shovels to break ground for his presidential library. the 44th president also spoke about the immigration crisis,tii saying americans want to help others, but the idea that we can just have open borders is unsustainable. he said it's time congress got serious about dealing with the immigration problem. all right, beginning this friday, the post office is raising prices and slowing down some deliveries. about 30% of first-class mail and packages could take up to five days to arrive, instead of two or three days to arrive. and starting sunday through christmas, postage rates are going up

: and her emotional testimony, olympic gymnast simone biles said the fbi was part of the system thatto sexual abuse by disgraced sports dr. larry nasser. >> i blame larry nasser, but i also blame and entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> reporter: biles is one of four elite gymnast testifying at the senate hearing into how the fbi failed in its handling of one of the biggest sexual abuse cases in the nation's history. >> i told him that the first thing larry nasser ever said to me was to change into shorts with no underwear. >> reporter: after michaela maroney reported details of the abuse, the supervising agent met with the ceo of usa gymnastics to discuss a potential job opportunity. by the time another complaint caught up with nasser, he had abused more than 70 new victims. >> this is not justice. enough is enough. >> the hearing followed a scathing report from the justice department's inspector general which said fbi agents failed to act with urgency, and lied to cover up their incompetence. >> it is troubling to me to see that an fbi agent, who lied, the law,