he is a college student at southern connecticut state university. i had the privilege of meeting him in december. his story has stuck with me. his story haunts me when i think of the moral imperative of this nation to pass the dream act. jonathan was born in mexico. he came to this country when he was just 4 years old. the united states is home for him. it's the only country he has ever known. and he received a full scholarship to attend southern connecticut state university and he's set to graduate this spring with a degree. in fact, an honors degree in economics and math. his dream is to attend law

michchigan state u university athletic director markrk hollis has also announced he's retiring, only days after the president of michigan state , lou anna simon, resigned amid mounting questions about whether the university ignored dr. nassar's abuse. dr. nassar worked at michigan state university from 1997 until 2016. we will have more on dr. larry nassar's abuse, which is s being described as the worst sexual abuse scandal in u.s. sports history, later in the broadcast. as the michigan attorney general has launched an investigation. president trump is expected to ask for $716 billion for military spending in the 2019 budget, a major increase over recent years. the proposed increase in -- comes after defense secretary james mattis unveiled a new military strategy that focuses on countering, and potentially fighting, china and russia. meanwhile, the fitness-tracking company strava has inadvertently revealed highly sensitive u.s. information about secret military bases, when it published maps of the running and exercise routes of its users. the global heat maps show the running routes

went to the gymnastics coach at michigan state university and nothing happened.aid they women who did not think they would be believed if they came forward right.were probably then for the rest, the survivors talked about this charismatic doctor who right. was a con man, the manipulator, who groomed girls with his olympic experience and using his fame to gain trust. and the girls, now women, often said they were uncomfortable with what he was doing, but they thought to themselves, if the great larry nassar is doing it, who am i to say it is wrong? so it continued. but it is important to note, there were people who came forward and there were adults who failed these children and probably could have stopped the spectacle that we saw the last two weeks in a michigan court. juan: im wondering if you could talk about, again, why this happened -- clearly, usa gymnastics has a huge profile in olympic sports. was at the very fear that this money machine, this enormously influential sports, would be somehow or other scandalized that may have allowed these officials seek t

it centers in the lansing and michigan state university communities and it spans the state of michigan. and reaches club and elite training gyms. athletics and even the united states and international olympic communities. it's not even limited to gymnastics as athletes from over a dozen different sports have reported abuse. his practiced and perfected abuse spanned over 25 years and included countless victims, beginning before he was even a doctor, one who traveled the world seeking gold. but we know his access to children and young women and his abuse did not end until an investigative news report and one brave woman came public to stop him. the basic facts of his assaults have been recounted by the charged victims in this case as well as numerous victims who gave their impact statements. the facts that the defendant admitted to your honor under oath, that he penetrated these young girls vagixnas and annuse with his hands for his own sexual pleasure. he had ee recollections as he performed these so-called treatments and asked 11-year-olds to tell him if they were on their periods so h

chris pollone reports. >> reporter: many big questions remain after a long time michigan state university to prison for molesting young athletes and now the state attorney said he will get to the bottom of it and appointing a special prosecutor to lead it. >> it is abundantly clear that a full and complete investigation of what happened in michigan state university from the president's office down is required. >> reporter: this week more than 150 women confronted the doctor in court. women he treated both at michigan state and in the olympic training program, usa gymnastics. >> we are here, we have our voices, and we are not going anywhere. >> reporter: nassar will serve at least 40 years in prison. but in a friday night protest people on the michigan state campus said that is not enough. they want to know how he was able to prey on young women for so long and they want anyone who could have stopped him to be held accountable. >> [ inaudible ] at michigan state university. >> my department and this investigation will find out who knew what and when, who took action, who failed to take act

and it is to talk about the investigation into michigan state university.and to this point of time, there was never an investigation publicly into michigan state university. but today, they've called this press conference to discuss exactly what will happen. we do know they're going to announce the investigative team involved in all of this. it cannot be considered a criminal investigation at this point, i am told, but it can veer and become a criminal investigation by talking and gathering potential evidence during the investigation phase. now, some people that will be very happy to hear this the are the students of michigan state university. it was last night. i was at that rally. there were so many of them there and they're so loyal to their school. they believe in michigan state university, but they want new people in very high positions. they want a new beginning and they want an atmosphere on campus where sexual assault victims can feel free to give their opinions known. take a listen. >> the amount of indifference and come plains endsy that all of th

there's a civil suit involving michigan state university. >>> and this is the front page of the detroit free press tomorrow morning. you can see the word courage in the headline and under that the names of each of the 140 women who bravely came forward. >>> a pleasant surprise for many university of california students today when regents suddenly postponed the vote on a hike. they're considering raising tuition 2.7% for students in california and 3.5% for out-of-state students. >>> new at 11:00 residents in san francisco cal hall neighborhood are upset about an east coast burger chain moving into their old grocery store building. >> she heard from developers and neighbors who have a beef tonight. and she is live, kate. >> reporter: dan and christine, the family trust which owns this building is actually in escrow with the los angeles based developer who plans to lease to two new york city based businesses and now the people who live here are very concerned about how it will disrupt their lives. if the city issues necessary permits the old real foods market closed now for more than a yea

from neutrogena >>> things are moving quickly at michigan state university. now under investigation, quote, from the president's office down. >> michigan's attorney general says the investigation is going to look at how larry nassar, the former msu and usa gymnastics doctor could have sexual abused girls nearly two decades without university action. and who knew what and when. >> reporter: it is now official. michigan state university is being investigated by the attorney general's office here in michigan. bill schutte attorney general for the state didn't want to make it public before all women came barred with it their victim impact statements, but so much had happened the last week, he believed that it was appropriate. he would not say whether it was an actual criminal investigation but they are bringing someone in from the outside. his name is bill forsythe, a former prosecutor for 42 years. his title in this investigation -- independent special prosecutor. also, he said that this was priority one for this investigation and he also had some words for the m

national newsthe focus of the u-s-a women's gymnastics sexual abuse scandle is shifting to michigan state university attorney general's office took action against the university by naming a special prosecutor to investigate the school. last week dr. larry nassar was sentenced to between 40 and 175 years in jail for molesting young girls and women. nassar was a doctor for michigan state athletes and gymnasts on the u.s. olympic team. there are allegations that women athletes at michigan state university complained about abuse as long ago as the 1990's. ( marty )it's not clear if this review will lead to criminal charges or ncaa violations against employees, past employees, or the university. ( marty ) casino mogul steve wynn has resigned as finance chairman of the republican national committee...

nassar was the former doctor for usa gymnastics and michigan state university. now is costing the michigan state president her job. >> the u.s. olympic committee is calling on the gymnastics board to step down and to determine how the abuse by nassar could have gone on for so long. we get more now from jean casarez in lansing, michigan. >> reporter: christine and dave, we got the final numbers at yesterday's sentencing hearing. 156 young women stepped up to the podium to give impact statements saying they, too, were sexual assault victimis of nasslarry nassar. over 200 young women were assaulted by him. this was a respected olympic doctor. students here at michigan state university and olympic athletes all went to him. to even get an appointment with him was of notoriety. he would position towels so parents in the room could not see what he was doing. at the olympic level, parents could not be in the hotel room. the last person to give an impact statement was rachel hollender. she was the first woman to go public with "the indy star." listen to her in court. >>

last evening just hours after nassar's sentencing, the president of michigan state university, where nassar worked, resigned. tonight against growing calls for an independent investigation, we've obtained revealing insight into how the university and usa gymnastics governing body are defending themselves. more from nbc's senior national correspondent kate snow. >> they were selfish. >> reporter: for lindsey lemke who was co-captain of the michigan state gymnastics team and says larry nassar abused her hundreds of times, his sentencing was just the beginning. >> we aren't going to start healing until the people who need to be held accountable are held accountable and get what they deserve for not speaking up when they should have. >> reporter: usa gymnastics says it now supports an independent investigation to figure out what went wrong. michigan state university says, we are committed to continue supporting those in our community affected by these terrible crimes. >> you do not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again. >> reporter: but just as larry nassar was being sentenced ye

what the heck is going on at michigan state university, that was the opening gambit today of the michigany, who is conducting what he says will be a thorough inquiry into this abuse situation. he said there will be a bright light but at every corner of the university and no individual or department is off—limits. he has appointed a retired county prosecutor to take charge of this investigation. basically what officials want to know, how larry nassar was able to get away with this abuse of young girls and young women for so long, nearly 20 years, and whether anybody at the university was knowledgeable about what he was doing and perhaps even attempting to cover up what he was doing. people have been protesting at the university? because of how badly it has been handled. yes, there has. last night there was a protest and there may be more to come in the future. meanwhile, michigan state university has received about 130 different lawsuits from people who were victims of larry nassar and it has attempted to get those lawsuits dismissed on technical terms. but the michigan attorney general wa

an investigation‘s been launched into the conduct of officials at michigan state university, where the abuse, was based. one of the world's richest men, prince al—waleed bin talal has become the latest high—profile figure to be released in saudi arabia after a major anti—corru ption drive was launched in november. a saudi official has said that prince al—waleed was released after a settlement was approved by the state prosecutor. our arab affairs editor sebastian usher reports. that is the dining room. just hours before his release, prince al—waleed bin talal gave his first interview from the gilded cage of the ritz carlton hotel. and these are my sellers. in hard cash terms, he has been the biggest catch of the saudi purge. the idea of a man worth $17 billion being reduced to sleeping on a mattress while bargaining for his freedom has been a powerful one, and an image he was keen to dispel as he gave a tour of the suite where he was held in recent weeks. i have been all the time here at this hotel. it's been fine. i exercise, i stretch, i swim, i walk. i have my old iphone, so it's li

and he also had some words for the michigan state university board of trustees that last week issued statement saying we think the attorney general's office should investigate our university. here's what he replied back to them. >> i don't need advice from the board of trustees at msu about how to conduct an investigation. frankly, they should be the last ones to be providing advice given their conduct throughout this entire episode. their conduct throughout this entire episode speaks for itself. >> reporter: the special prosecutor said that they will be looking for facts which can possible lead to potential evidence. and the big question in his mind is how could larry nassar been able to sexually assault girls associated with michigan state university for over two decades? jean casarez, east lancing, michigan, cnn. >>> coming up the me too awards will be playing a part in the grammys on sunday night. and we'll ask jay-z what he thinks. . >>> the grammys are just around the corner, and if you look at it nominations especially nominations for this career's best album award something is

women's gymnastics team and michigan state university pleaded guilty to sexually abusing seven women athletes easy on the campus of michigan university friday evening outrage students demonstrated over nasser and the school's potential complicity in the case just hours earlier a michigan state's athletic director announced his retirement i don't want anyone to perceive that i'm walking away i'm walking forward and walking forward in a way that based upon my deep assessment. gives the survivors first and foremost the sephardic department this university and my family an opportunity. to heal and and step forward michigan state already faces more than one hundred thirty lawsuits from women and girls michigan's governor and attorney general say they are launching separate investigations u.s. education secretary betsy divorce says her department is also investigating i think there's going to be a broader look not just at gymnastics i wouldn't be surprised if the n.c. double a which is the organization that oversees collegiate collegiate sports at large in the united states is under scrutin

he is a college student at connecticut state university and have the privilege of meeting him in december. his story has stuck with me. his story haunts me when i think of the moral imperils of this nation. to pass the d.r.e.a.m. act. jonathan was born in mexico. he came to this country when he was just four years old. the united states is home for him. it is the only country that he has ever known. and he received a full scholarship to attend southern connecticut state university and he is set to graduate this spring with a degree. in fact, an honors degree in economics and math. his dream is to attend law school. but due to the uncertainty surrounding daca, he is decided to delay applying. knowing that he will be unable to receive scholarships without his daca status. he could attend but cannot pay for it. with scholarships unless he has that daca status. jonathan first became compelled to speak up and tell his story after his father was deported. and they were unable to even say goodbye. despite his own struggles, jonathan is a passionate advocate for his community and he actively work

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there's a civil suit involving michigan state university. >>> and this is the front page of the detroit free press tomorrow morning. you can see the word courage in the headline and under that the names of each of the 140 women who bravely came forward. >>> a pleasant surprise for many university of california students today when regents suddenly postponed the vote on a hike. they're considering raising tuition 2.7% for students in california and 3.5% for out-of-state students. >>> new at 11:00 residents in san francisco cal hall neighborhood are upset about an east coast burger chain moving into their old grocery store building. >> she heard from developers and neighbors who have a beef tonight. and she is live, kate. >> reporter: dan and christine, the family trust which owns this building is actually in escrow with the los angeles based developer who plans to lease to two new york city based businesses and now the people who live here are very concerned about how it will disrupt their lives. if the city issues necessary permits the old real foods market closed now for more than a yea

destroy your world he pleaded guilty to molesting seven girls in usa gymnastics in michigan state university through intimate treatments that he told them had therapeutic value two thousand and. six took her own life. because it couldn't do with things anymore but he was accused by more than one hundred fifty women and how dare you say sorry about everything you've done and all the lives you've destroyed we all see right through your bull now you're a pathetic monster and it's only sorry you got caught the accusers included gold medalists some own byelaws alley reisman gabby douglas in mckayla maroney who statement was read by a prosecutor dr nasser was not a doctor. he in fact was in forever shot of the a child molester a monster of a human being and a story. he abused my trust he abused my body and he left scars and my psyche that may never go away the victim's anger went beyond nasser this monster was also the architect of policies and procedures that are supposed to protect athletes from sexual abuse for both usa gymnastics and the u.s. embassy abuser's your time is up the survivors are

state university in two thousand and sixteen decided it had enough information to charge him with child molestation in this in this case and here we are in two thousand and eighteen when he has finally been convicted in those cases there are also a number of civil cases that are going to go forward but meanwhile usa gymnastics had its c.e.o. resigned ten months ago three top officials resigned just on monday and now the national collegiate athletic association is looking into michigan state university there is pressure on the president there to resign and she says she will not do so but you can bet there will be more pressure on that and there will be many many civil suits on this john hendren thank you very much indeed. still to come on the program. as fighting intensifies between kaddish and turkish forces in northern syria the u.n. says civilians are being blocked from escaping. and an uneasy truce allows families to return home in the democratic rank of congo but can the peace last. how the real cold winter air in europe is in the east in fact is going over into western russia as th

students here at michigan state university, olympic athletes went to him. to get an appointment with him with a note of notoriety. he would position towels so parents could not see what he was doing. the last person to give an impact statement was rachel hollen derks hollendar. she was the last to give a statement to "indy star." listen to her in court. >> i thought daily about the women and girls walking in his office and i thought if it would ever end. i became a mother three times over. the fear that hung over each birth knowing i would be vulnerable in a medical setting cast a shadow over what should have been an occasion of joy. i held my firstborn and then my two daughters. each time i did, larry, i remember the day you brought caroline in your office so i could hold her. you knew how much i loved children. you used in our own daughter to manipulate me. every time i held my babies, i prayed to god you would leave your abuse in the exam room and not take it home to the little girl born with black hair just like her daddy. >> reporter: rachel is now mar

an unexpected sight at san jose state university -- flood waters, taking over a student housing area. t >>> right now at 6:00 -- unexpected sight at san jose state. floodwaters taking over a student housing area. >>> news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. a developing story in richmond where a police officer is recovering after being injured in a hit-and-run while trying to respond to a side show. we have video of the tiside shoa few blocks from the police station. >> reporter: it all happened in in intersection. as a matter of fact, there with skid marks, quite a few. richmond said they were called here to handle side show activity. one of their officers was hit and the driver kept going. >> you could hear the noise. it was crazy. >> reporter: chris brown says the sound is unbelievable, the cars near marina boulevard. >> doesn't look like enough skid marks for how long they were doing it. >> very much a shock for us. >> reporter: lieutenant felix chance says richmond police responded to the area after multiple calls. ended up with an officer suf

also, they addressed the michigan state university board of trustees that earlier in the week had actuallyependent investigation from the attorney general's office, and are listen to his response back to them. >> let me also add this. i don't need advice from the board of trustees at a msu about how to conduct an investigation. frankly, they should be the last ones to be providing advice given their conduct throughout this entire episode. their conduct throughout this entire episode speaks for itself itself. >> they did not take questions at the end of the press conference and that is usually the situation. they said they just had too much work to do, but bill forsythe the special independent prosecutor did end his comments with this, a pivotal question, and how was larry nassar able to do so much to these young women for over 20 years. fred? >> all right. jean casarez, thank you so much for that. and this is breaking news that we are following right now. steve wynn stepping down as finance chairman for the rnc, and this move is coming after the "wall street journal" reported decades of se

michigan state university he and another official quippedm michigan state university he and another officialent for the last decade. that being said, today i am announcing my retirement. i am not running away from anything. i am running away from anything. i am running towards something. comfort, compassion, and understandings of the survivors in our community. togetherness, time and love my family. there have been reports that michigan state university and usa gymnastics knew if the abuse claims that failed to take action. they both denied there was a cover—up. with several investigations into abuse in uss porter now under way, the recriminations are onlyjust beginning. —— usa export. a mural by the world—famous graffiti artist banksy has appeared in hull. hundreds of people have been turning up to see it on a disused bridge in the city. the artist has appeared to confirm it's his work on social media. not everybody is happy about it — one city councillor said today it's vandalism and should be removed. matthew bone has the story. the bankside area of hull is no stranger to graffiti, but th

michigan state university's president resigned yesterday. more than 150 women gave victim impact statements and then the judge punctuated the sentence by sawing i just signed your death warrant. what i day yesterday, jean. >> reporter: alisyn, what a day. what a week and a half. as survivors went up to the microphone in that courtroom and told their stories one by one. they also set out a timeline. so many of them reported this to authorities and nothing was ever done. now they want answers. >> this is way bigger than him. this is about the institutions that protected him. everyone in the world should be outraged right now. and if you aren't, you should examine why. >> reporter: the victims of disgraced former gymnastics

nassar worked for usa gymnastics as well as michigan state university and now the president of that university has resigned. this morning, the larry nassar sex abuse scandal ending the career of a longtime educator. >> it's just -- time's up. >> reporter: lou anna simon stepping down as the president of michigan state university where nassar worked as a medical doctor for two decades. simon saying i'm so sorry that a trusted renowned physician was really such an evil person. the resignation comes as the university is being questioned about how the abuse was able to continue for so long and how the school handled the allegations. >> it's sad to know that our school has a bad name and the only national news we've been making is all the cases against larry nassar. >> hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. >> reporter: just hours before simon's resignation, a judge sentencing nassar. >> i'm giving you 175 years. i've just signed your death warrant. >> reporter: the court erupting with applause. his a his accusers say it was sexual abuse under the guise of medical treatment. during the sentencing

state. the university president resigned and today the athletic director did as well. e was usa gymnastics in all this. they severed ties with larry nassar in 2015 over athletes' concern but it never told michigan state so nassar continued to practice there for another year. >> if usa gymnastics had simply in 2015 picked up the phone and called the michigan state police he would not have been able to month molest for another year. >>. >> it is absolutely the darkest stain in usa olympic history. >> under threat of the olympic committee the entire board of usa gymnastics announced it would resign. >> little girls don't stay little they return to destroy your world. >> it was those women giving statements one after another. >> touching innocent little girls. >> the anguish. >> scared every day. >> the anger. >> how much i [ bleep ] hate you. >> their bond formed through bravery. these women vow now to meet every year on this date when justice was served. >> this is the beginning of our fight. >> it really is. >> and not just with what's happened to us but fighting for oth

espn reporting that the university's handling of those cases shows "a pattern of widespread denial, inaction and information suppression." overnight, hundreds of michigan state students dressed in teal calling for change. earlier this week, more than 150 female athletes spoke at the sentencing hearing for larry nassar, the former u.s. gymnastics team doctor who also worked at the university. >> he betrayed my trust, took advantage of my youth and sexually abused me hundreds of times. >> reporter: the msu athletic director stepping down, the university's president resigned. some of the victims say that the university employees knew about the abuse. >> they literally put the reports in a file cabinet. >> reporter: the women say they think nassar victims could be in the thousand. they're calling on the olympic committee to do a full, independent investigation. tom. >> eva, thank you. >>> we turn to the new clues of a prominent billionaire couple found dead in the basement of their mansion. the high-profile killings rocking canada, with toronto police now saying it appears to be a double homicide. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the mystery de

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larry nassar worked for michigan state university and after his sentencing, the president stepped down. today, the michigan state board of trustees will meet and hundreds of students are expected to protest. for many, the leadership changes at usa gymnastics and michigan state university are not enough. >> what's your mess am age to t msu board? >> thank you for making it clear where you stand. >> reporter: victims rachel d y denhollander and kyle stephens told norah o'donnell they're not satisfied with the school's response, especially after trustee joel ferguson made what he later called an inadvertent comment about michigan state university president lou anna i'men. >> there's so many more things going on at the university than just this nassar thing. >> michigan state university is continuing the abuse. >> correct. >> how so? >> by not taking responsibility for their actions. they still have not issued an apology and lou anna simon, she stepped down, but her statement when she resigned was not apologetic. >> simon did say she was sorry that a trusted renowned physician was really s

this morning more fallout with the resignation of michigan state university's president. and that's not all. >>> president trump will soon arrive in davos, switzerland for the world economic summit. but the focus remains squarely with the face-to-face date with robert mueller. >>> new details surrounding the kentucky school shooter and we'll hear from the parents of one of the victims. >>> the crockpot controversy surrounding the latest "this is us" episode and an appliance fire. >>> and the shot of a lifetime for one very happy young man. "early today" starts right now. >> nailed that. good morning. i'm philip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. president trump is on his way to davos, switzerland this morning where he'll be promoting his america first agenda at the world economic forum. the president says his goal is to get people to invest in the united states, tweeting before his departure, "our economy is now booming. our country is finally winning again." mr. trump will be the first

in addition to his work for usa gymnastics, nassar worked for michigan state university. s after his sentencing, the school's president resigned. she stepped down over the pressure over the way michigan state handled the case. >>> we are learning details of the parents in southern california, charged with abusing and imprisoning their children. a judge ordered them not to attempt to communicate with their children for three years. marcy gonzalez has the latest. >> people of arizona versus david and louise turpin. >> reporter: the parents accused of holding 12 of their 13 children captive are returning to court, ordered to have no contact with their children, except through an attorney. >> okay? you are nodding your head. >> reporter: all but one of the siblings are being treated for mall nourishment and trauma. a brutal, prolonged abuse, including being starved, chained to beds for months at a time and only allowed to shower once a year. >> all 13 victims are going to need a lot of support. >> reporter: in a neighbor's surveillance video, the siblings are rushing into a va

nassar worked for both usa gymnastics and michigan state university. both facing fierce criticism over the scandal. msu's president louwanna simon has now resigned. days after three top board members of usa gymnastics resigned. the u.s. olympic committee is now calling for an overhaul saying all usa gymnastics leaders should step down. and there's economic fallout as well. at&t says it's suspending its sponsorship of usa gymnastics, joining topps like procter & gamble, hershey's and under armour. nbc's kate snow has more on nassar's sentencing. >> i just signed your death warrant. >> reporter: judge rosemary aquilina told 54-year-old larry nassar he doesn't deserve to walk outside of prison ever again. tearing down the once esteemed olympic doctor. >> it is my honor and privilege to sentence you. >> reporter: and repeatedly praising the survivors of his abuse, calling them sisters. >> justice requires action and a voice. and that is what has happened here in this court. in addition -- >> reporter: incredulously she read again from a letter nassar had w

and michigan state university argues complaints made prior to 2014 don't count because the young women didn't complain to the appropriate person. >> this is bigger than larry nassar. >> reporter: two-time olympian aly raisman says the institutions have an incentive to keep things quiet. >> for so long they put medals, reputation and money over the safety of athletes. >> reporter: investigators will be looking closely at the time line, a gymnastics coach learned about nassar's abuse in june 2015 and called usa gymnastics. usag waited 42 days before telling the fbi. but they never called msu where nassar also worked. usag says nassar was relieved of his duties, but he continued to see hundreds of patients at msu until he was arrested. in her statement, president lieu anna simons said there is no cover up, but on campus many welcomed her resignation. >> the university needs to really make some strides in a different direction. >> reporter: simon will still get perks like tickets to home games and if she returns to the faculty, a year leave and then her full three quarter of a million doll

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i mentioned michigan state university, as well, and the state of michigan state university, there haven post as farasi for her to step down. she is in post as far as i believe. many people feel that that accountability has not gone far enough. will it change things? well, i certainly think, any young woman who has been watching this trial, who is a survivor of sexual assault and not showing their story, i think they may think twice now about whether they do have the courage to go to the police, or to reported to someone, because many of these young women felt so afraid to even tell their owns families. these women's were so even tell their owns families. these women's were so young, even tell their owns families. these women's were so young, they did not even know at the time that what larry nassar was doing to them was actually sexual abuse, because for many of them, this was their first ever sexual experience. that is what is so horrific about this case. ido i do think that things will change in terms of survivors having a voice, but many survivors here do not believe that the author

jean casarez has details for us. >> reporter: it is now official, michigan state university is being investigated by the attorney general's office here in michigan. the attorney general for the state said that he didn't want to make it public until all of the young women had come forward with their victim impact statements. but so much had happened in the last week he believed that it was appropriate. he would not say whether it was an actual criminal investigation but they are bringing someone in from the outside. his name is bill forsythe, a former prosecutor for 42 years. his title in this investigation, independent special prosecutor. also, he said that this was priority one for this investigation, and he also had some words for the michigan state university board of trustees, that last week issued a statement saying, we think the attorney general's office should investigate our university. here's what he replied back to them. >> i don't need advice from the board of trustees at msu about how to conduct an investigation. frankly, they should be the last ones to be providing advic

. >> all right, hundreds of michigan state university students marched in support of the gymnasts who were sexually abused at the hands of university doctor larry nassar. the scandal has led to the resignation of the university president and entire u.s. gymnastic board. last night's march took place after nassar was sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing his patients and many under his car. much of the abuse was carried out by nassar at michigan state where he was a sports doctor from 1997 to 2016. yesterday at a michigan state board of trustees meeting, members said they were committed to making sure nothing like this ever happens again. >> this is about the victim. this is about changing the culture at michigan state university that allowed a predator to exist among us. >>> now, the trustee pointed an acting president and began a search for a new president. >> casino real estate mogul steve wynn is responding to sexual assault allegations. >> reporter: "wall street journal" reporting dozens of sources described a pattern of sexual misconduct including pressuring emplo