straus. so it runs the gamut >> the ails from those lawsuits is really disturbing now. going through thaemrlier, there was one you mentioned who said he dilag another coach to some behavior from dr. straus that he found inappropriate andi others sd for a rib injury to see dr. straus andoas asked drop his hands. how are these stories disturbint y are, how they are in the os community. >> that remains to be seen. ohio state has really encouraged students, former stdents, alumni to continue coming forward and contact indepordent investigif they had an experience with dr. straus. as we work through thest ination which is still ongoing, the question just remains who knew when they knew diat they knew and whad they do about it and this is kind of one of the first times we're seeing a case like this play out with new and i think the accounts of athletes talking about it ownly and joking about it is interesting because some have said that they joked about it, they tked about it and it made shem feel

straus and was asked to drop his hands. how are these stries disturbing as they are, how they are in thm osnity. >> that remains to be seen. ohio state has relly encouraged students, former students, alumni to continue gm forward and contact independent .nvestigators if they had an experience with traus. as we work through the investigation which is still ongoing, the question justo remains new when they knew what they knew and what did they do about it and this is kind of one of the first times we're seeing a case like this play out with new athletes. d i think the accounts of athletes talking about it ownly and joking about it is interesting because some have sa that they joked about it, they talked about it and it made them feel like because it was joked about, they didn't need to make a point of reporting it formally, that they shouldn't have to. there's also potential asvolvement of a congressman of jim jordan whoeen specifically named in one of the lawsuits. what do we know about hi involvement. >> jim jordan was a fo

straus died in 2005 but the university now investigating the claims against him. questions remain about the possible crimes or a coverup. catie beck, nbc news. >>> still ahead, outrage after a white man calls police on a black family using a community pool. that man now speaking exclusively to us. >>> also, americans are having fewer babies. tonight, some answers why. >>> back now with the tense encounter caught on video that's been viewed 4 million times already. a white man calling police on a black family at a neighborhood pool. the mom calling it racial profiling. the man is speaking out exclusively to gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: it was the fourth of july when jasmine recorded the viral video on her cell phone. >> why do i need to show my i.d.? >> reporter: this man adam bloom volunteered at the neighborhood hood and asked to see her i.d. he also called police. when officers arrived, she said she felt targeted. police verified her pool pass worked. >> and nobody else was asked their i.d. i am the only black -- i felt this is racial profiling. >> reporter: aft

dr larry nasser sexually abused them ohio state spokesman ben johnson confirm the reports against straus the sexual misconduct dating back from one nine hundred seventy nine to one nine hundred ninety seven the investigation is currently ongoing and the university is encouraging victims and witnesses to come forward with any further information in washington ceremony r.t. . boy i really hope more people do stuff or i hope that the reporting of this story gives people the courage to step forward because we do need to see that these people do need to be brought down everybody's pretty young children university students and you know people who look up to them as a position of authority those people have to be brought down i think is really interesting and jim jordan says seriously it's a. long hard felt. self inventory yes when you say something when you were in a second i'm going to tell you some of the facts of this case of what we know and for him to say if there were in fact victims. as if they were in fact just noted that one of the so dr richard strauss who's the cues that this was th

straus died in 2005 but the university investigating the claims against him. questions remain about the possibrimes or a coverup. l atie beck, nbc news. >>> stead, outrage after a white man calls police on a black family using a community pool. that m now speaking exclusively to us. >>> also, americans are having fewer babies. tonight, some answers why. >>> back now with the tense encounter caught on camera that's been viewed 4 million times aad already. a white man calling police on a black family at a neighborhood pool. itthe mom calling racial profiling, the utan is speaking out to gabeierrez. th> reporter: it was the fof july when jasmine recorded the viral video on her cell phone. >> why do i need to show my i.d.? >> reporter: this man volunteered at the say salem and she fe unfairly targeted and police verified her pool pass worked. >> and nobody else was osked their i.d. i amnly black -- i felt this is racial profiling. >> reporter: after several recent incidents fr a starbucks pennsylvania to a barbecue california. >> it's outrage and we see a lot of e

hensley talks about his book "fifty miles from tomorrow a memoir of alaska and the real people (farrar, straus and girous; december 23, 2008". in the book he recounts his childhood as an alaska native and his ten years in the alaska house of representatives and state senate.

. >> i recall one day jim jordan's locker was next to dock straus, and he just had taken a shower and dressing for his, to exit the building or go wherever he was going, and he saw another male athlete come into the locker room with his shirt off, i would call one of his favorites, he had his favorite. and he saw the guy coming in and he stopped in his tracks turned around and went back in the shower, back in the shower, and i remember jim jordan looking at me and i go wow. >> your reaction first to all of this. >> it is false. i never saw, never heard of, never was told of any type of abuse. if i had been, i would have dealt with it. these were our student athletes. >> a different explanation for much of what has since come to light. >> conversations in a locker room are a lot different than people coming up and talking about abuse. >> conversations in a locker room are different. >> did you hear it in a locker room? >> no, we did not hear that. >> with me, nbc news digital who has done great work on this story. >> corey let's start with the underlying allegations. this doctor, who w

. >> reporter: tonight another former wrestler at ohio state straus in the late '80s. david range tells the "washington post" he just fondled you a little too long while he gave you a hernia check and then he stayed in the showers for like an hour until everyone was done. he says the assistant wrestling coach at the time conservative congressman jim jordan had to know. >> conversations in a locker room is a lot different. no one reported abuse to me. if they had, i would have dealt with it. >> reporter: since nbc news first broke the story last week, seven former wrestlers say jordan turned a blind eye. >> it's public knowledge. everyone knew within the athletic department that doc was a serial groper at best. >> reporter: the accusations come with national political implications as jordan is rumored to be in the running to replace paul ryan as speaker of the house. tonight, some former wrestlers have come to the congressman's defense as he questions the accusers' motivations. blake mccoy, nbc news, new york. >>> now to the difficult question before the highest court i

another former wrestler at ohio state has come forward to allege sexual abuse by team doctorch d straus. he said he stayed in the showers like an hour until everyone was done. he says the assistant wrestling coach at the time conservative congressman jim jordan had to know. >> conversations in a locker room is a lot no one reported abuse to me. if they had i would have dealt with it. >> reporter: since nbc news first broke the story seven former wrestlers say jordan turned a blind eye. >> everyone knew within the athletic department that doc was a serial gropper at br:t. >> reporhe accusations come with political implications. tonight some former wrestlers have come to the congressman's defense as he questions the accusers' motivations. >>> now to the difficult question before the highest court in massachusetts. should someone out on probation be jailed for failing a drug test? because the medical community considers substance abuse a disease the woman at the center of the case argues she should not have been punished for a relapse. as ron allen reports in our series one nation overdose

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about straus and in particular. that he was a serial groper. you right now he's not telling the truth. >> he did know. he has knowledge. he was there. over eight years it's impossible to ignore the training environment. it was chaotic. >> congressman says he did know the doctor and that the way the showers were situated at ohio state was it was really public in nature. the professors would shower there. he knows the doctor showered in there. as well as student athletes. but he says he spoken with coaches and they didn't know abuse was taking place either. listen to what he to say. >> he was a friend. but something changed. things he said are not true. we knew of no abuse. never heard of abuse. if we had we would have reported it. and if in fact there's problems we want justice for the people when are victims and we're happy to talk with the folks who are doing the investigation. but nothing -- things they said about me were just flat out not true. >> congressman jordan says he has gotten numerous e-mails from the former wrestler and designates

hensley talks about his book "fifty miles from tomorrow a memoir of alaska and the real people (farrar, straus and girous; december 23, 2008". in the book he recounts his childhood as an alaska native and his ten years in the alaska house of representatives and state senate. >> i'm actually shocked, thank you very much for coming and i like to thank susan and hearthside books for inviting me down to speak to you. i would also like to introduce you to my daughter. she's sitting there. she's named after my sister, francis. [applause] >> it's just a pleasure to see so many familiar faces, old faces from a long time ago. [inaudible conversations] >> i will swallow this damn thing. [laughing] anyway, lots of old friends and new friends, and some great pioneer alaskans, many native people i've worked with over the years in various capacities. and i remember coming to juneau as a 25-year-old when wally was first elected governor in 1967. in those days we scrambled for any kind of four walls and a bad thatat we could. i hear things have changed that much. [laughing] and at that point in time i was you

straus. they say jordan was aware of the allegations but did not do anything. his part, jordan emphatically denies this, he says if he was aware of the alleged abuse at the time, he would have acted to stop it. jordan has also speculated that the timing of these accusations may be politically motivated as the race to replace outgoing house speaker paul ryan heats up. congressman jordan spoke just a few moments ago, i am joined by garrett hake on the hill, what did you see? >> reporter: jordan has been vociferous of these denials. he said time and time again if he had known anything, he would have acted. today he pointed to the fact that there were other coaches there at the time who now are backing him up saying he did not know about these accusations at the time. here's jordan from a short while ago. >> reporter: it's tough to hear there, did you hear him say six coaches said what i said. this is going on by the university. he said he is cooperating with that investigation. he will be talking to the folks running that. it will ultimately be that investigation

richard strau strauss, he was the team doctor in athletics according to the ohio state university website from july 1981 through 1995. that is during the time that congressman jim jordan was an assistant coach for the wrestling team. there is an investigation that is independent appointed by the attorney general in ohio. they are in the midst of it talking to now grown men who were young athletes at the time saying that this doctor and according to nbc news three former wrestlers have said that dr. strauss showered inappropriately with students and touched them inappropriately during medical appointments. we do have a statement from jim jordan that says congressman jordan never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during this time as a coach at ohio state. he has not been contacted by investigators about the matter, but will assist them in any way they ask because if what is alleged is true, the victims deserve a full investigation and justice. one of the wrestlers has said to cnn, and i want to quote here, he says that representative jim jor

. >> steve: they went to paper straus, too many complaints. going to the plastic straws.out of a straw. people on social media go crazy. ainsley: how do they know? jillian: social media if you're on video, then my mom yells at me. the illegal immigrant accused of killing a florida cap is expected in court. he is facing first-degree murder charges. fort myers police officer adam jobbers myers was shot over the weekend. 34 police officers were shot and killed in the line of duty just this year alone. that is one short of 35 officers shot and killed all last year. >>> father of a missing college iowa student speaking out for the first time as officials work round-the-clock to find her. >> doesn't matter what we're going through. we need people to think, somebody knows something, they don't even know it is important. we can get molly back. we have to have somebody call. jillian: investigators say molly tibets returned to her boyfriend's house after a jog and sent him a snapchat before. >>> judge brett kavanaugh will head to capitol hill for his first meeting with democrats. p

here is another below the horizon story, mgm is joining hyatt and starbucks banning plastic straus.we need to talk about this. does anyone want to say anything about this? >> paper straws they're using in place are completely useless. plastic leads are useless. using paper straw has no use, it frays. good for the environment. seems like a lot of big corporations. >> mcdonald's as well. >> mcdonald's is looking at it. they are going that way. it is visibility issue. you can only see suffering marine animal pictures before you start getting sympathy for this cause. i think it is very small margin issue that people will jump on board with. stuart: interesting story, isn't it? ashley: are there such pictures? ocean is full of plastic straws. >> england would like this move. stuart: i can get on board with that, if that is the price, i will take a paper straw, thanks very much. i never thought i would say that. >>> let's get serious. bright economic news, small business optimism at historically high levels. susan. >> month of june, a bit of dampening, 45 year average of small business. t

stuart: only.2% of plastic in the social shun comes from straus.is not america that puts most of it. it is asia. >> right. stuart: we're sending our people to jail, maybe, because they give customers a plastic straw. something is out of whack here. liz: don't send them to jail. stop the plastic in the ocean instead of jailing them. go after plastic in the ocean. >> seattle is the first major city to ban plastic straws. they're only talking about fines. no jail time. stuart: oh, seattle. check the market. we open it up in four minutes time. we'll be up about 40 points for the dow. look at that. >> wow. stuart: look at facebook. their growth of usage has slowed. they will be down about 46 bucks. that is pretty close to 21% down. follow it with us, after this. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their dayr back to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you a

maybe i'm grasp at straus but that is some movement for the dow industrial.people may have expected a big pop. you get a number like 4.1% annual growth. you would think wonderful news on the economy up goes the market. not so at this point. do you want to explain why not so? >> absolutely. stocks anticipate next quarter's gdp, the following quarter's. don't look back. one reason too, wall street was expecting a 4.2 number. so 4.1, not quite what people were expecting. stuart: this is your fault. you are throwing cold water on the next set of gdp results. the market is listening to you. >> because the market doesn't care, david said it, it doesn't care about this number. it cares about the next number. there are ominous threats on the horizon. >> on friday, really? stuart: not sure about that. yes, it does look forward. >> it does. stuart: you about it doesn't totally discount a 4% growth rate, thinking, maybe it won't be so good next quarter. >> keep in mind -- >> one thing wasn't expected inflation number embedded in, only 1.8%. that was lower than expected.

other straus made from paper.ch became the first u.s. city to ban plastic straws. >>> a flight crew being praised as heroes in the sky. rushing to help three-year-old french bull dark darst -- darcy when they are tongue turned blue. they treated the dog with the yellow oxygen masks helping to save her. the owners thanking the attendants after the flight from florida to massachusetts. those are your headlines. that was jetblue, right? jetblue you can watch fox on jetblue. i love the airline because of that. ed: there is another person that flies jetblue. >>> hillary clinton has not shied away from the spotlight. she never really left. >> things didn't go exactly the way i planned, long walks in the woods. chardonnay help ad little. start with what happened, which is the title of my new book, a shameless plug. i was struck by about how people said that, you know, go away, go away. pete: she might not be going away anytime soon. my next guest thinks clinton is up to something and could run for president again in 2020