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 different from past year's. for the first time since 1999 there are no white male solo artists nominated for best album. and this feels relevant in light of the scandal following the oscars not too long ago which was accused of being too white and ignoring black artists and their work. jay-z and kendrick lamar have eight and seven nods respectively. and that's a welcome change as we were saying after years of criticism that women and minorities in general had been snubbed. >> generally speaking hip hop and maybe black music in general has really had its finger on the pulse of sort of like american temperament for the last

larry nassar. nassar faces life in prison for his serial sexual assaults with more than 100 accusers coming forward with their stories and dozens planning to speak out during his hearing. nbc's stephanie gosk tells us more. >> reporter: predator, monster, master manipulator, repulsive liar. the names used to describe larry nassar at his sentencing hearing in michigan. >> he betrayed my trust, took advantage of my youth, and sexually abused me hundreds of times. >> i have experienced flashback nightmares of the abuse. >> she took her own life because she couldn't deal with the pain anymore. >> reporter: kyle stephens was just 6 when the abuse began. >> you used my body for six years for your own sexual gratification. >> reporter: nassar, a family friend. >> feelings of shame, disgust, and self-hatred brought me bouts of depression, anxiety, eating disorders. >> reporter: the former head doctor for the olympic gymnastics team pleaded guilty to multiple charges of child sexual abuse. among his more th

larry nassar, saying, quote, the tables have turned, larry. that's not all she said. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: larry nassar on the stand today, sobbing. unhinged by testimony from this woman who said she only recently came to terms with her own abuse. >> wow. what have you done? >> reporter: one of more than 100 women and girls testifying at his sentencing. earlier, an unexpected speaker -- olympic gold medalist alley race raisman with a warning. >> the tables have turned, larry. we have our voices and we're not going anywhere. now, larry, it's your turn to listen to me. i'm no longer a victim, i'm a survivor. >> reporter: raisman this time gives her abuser, the former team doctor for usa and michigan state a piece of her mind. >> the very person who sits before us now who perpetrated the worst epidemic of sexual abuse in the history of sports, 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 usoc. >> reporter: no tears, just determination and anger dire

the father lunging towards former gymnastics team doctor, larry nassar. his daughters were abused by nassar, and he said he was unable to contain himself. here's abc's lindsey davis with the moment. >>> could i have a chance to say something? you son of a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: mayhem? a michigan courtroom this morning after this plea from a father of three girls who say they were molested by larry nassar. >> i ask you to, as part of the sentencing, to grant me 5 minutes in a locked room with the demon. would you do that. >> that is not -- >> yes or no? >> no, sir, i can't do that. >> would you give me one minute? >> you know i can't do that. that's not how our legal system -- >> well, i'm going to have to -- >> reporter: deputies tackle randall margraves to the ground. >> need to verbate "i want that sob [ bleep ]." >> reporter: nassar seen ducking under a table as his attorney tries to protect him. as he is led from the courtroom margraves tries to explain. >> you cannot behave like this. i want to make this crystal clear. >> well you haven't lived thr

larry nassar then complaining to the judge. he said, after so many victims addressed him in court, saying it was quote, detrimental to his mental health. well, what the judge had to say about that. here's abc's linsey davis tonight. >> reporter: for three days now, more than 80 women have unleashed an onslaught of emotions directed at larry nassar. >> the life has literally been sucked out of me. >> reporter: today, even the judge took aim. dismissing a letter from nassar to the court, expressing concern about his mental ability to hear from all these accusers. >> spending four or five days listening to them is significantly minor, considering the hours of pleasure you had at their expense. >> reporter: more than 150 women have accused the former doctor for usa gymnastics team and michigan state university of sexual abuse. >> your days of manipulation are over. you are pure evil. >> reporter: and this statement read aloud on behalf of olympian mckayla maroney, who claims usa gymnastics tried to buy her silence. >> if michigan s

the former usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar, sentenced to 175 years in prison. the judge telling him, quote, i just signed your death warrant. and what he said when she asked, "are you guilty?" >>> also, we have breaking news coming in now. what president trump just said about talking to robert mueller under oath. as the special counsel moves in closer to the president. >>> the high speed collision today -- >> oh, no. oh, no. >> the suspect trying to escape police, crashing head-on into an innocent driver. >>> the deadly school shooting. two dead, several students shot. and tonight, what we've now learned about the 15-year-old with the gun. >>> the deadly flu epidemic. one of the newest victims, a 6-year-old girl. and the new study that came out late today, what the flu does to your risk of heart attack in the first week after you've been diagnosed. >>> and america strong. the rescue in the middle of the fire. the dog, unresponsive. and you will see what they do next. >>> and the major headline coming in tonight about elton john. >>> good evening. and it's great

>> reporter: in this angle you can see the court bailiff quickly get larry nassar out of the room. more than 200 survivors in two different courtrooms over the past two weeks have provided victim impact statements in the case against nassar. engaging and disgusting the country. on friday, randall listened to two of his daughters publicly share details of their abuse. >> he said this meant because i had back pain, he would need to put the needles on my vagina. with no coverage, no gloves, underwear and pants down to my thighs, my entire have a guy that was completely exposed. when i was there just a kid, lays on a table at msu and you put your ungloved hands all over my rear and slipped your thumb into the most private area of my body. to my parents, thank you for all your love and support through all of this. you have done everything that a parent could ever do. >> i feel that my entire family has gone through hell and back because of what larry nassar did to both my sisters and i years ago. my parents are maeheartbroken a so filled with regret. the guilt they have will never go aw

larry nassar. >> i do want the committee, and, frankly, i want the survivors to understand how exceptionally seriously we take this issue. >> reporter: citing new information that has come to light, the justice department taking a second look at the decision not to prosecute two fbi agents for lying about how they initially handled the complaints against nassar one is retired the other, fired maggie nichols is one of nassar's victims. >> do you finally feel heard? >> most definitely i feel like us four, we all felt very heard when we got to speak front of the u.s. senate. >> reporter: nichols, one of four gymnasts, including simone biles who told the senate the fbi failed them >> it truly feels like the fbi turned a blind eye to us. >> what is the point of reporting abuse if our own fbi agents are going to take it upon themselves to bury that report in a drawer >> i remember sitting there with the fbi agent and him trying to convince me that it wasn't that bad. >> reporter: the justice department insists it is on it. >> you can be assured there is a sense of urgency and gravity with the work

another says it's burying the truth about how it handled abuse allegations against larry nassar. for usa gymnastics ft goesm bad to worse. this t morninghe organization that helpedhe u.s. olympic team dominate women's gymnastics for years is filing for bankruptcy. >> the usa gymnastics, where is the honesty? where is the transparency? >> reporter: after the sexuale abusro allegations surunding former dr. larry nassar made headlines. >> i hate you.e you ar so sick, i can't comprehend how angry i feel when i think >> he is a predator and he can be stopp unless he is behind bars for the rest of his life. >> reporter: how usag handled it proving too big a potential financial burden. they say they face 100 lawsuits representing 350 alleged victims while the governing body the u.s. olympic committee works to decertify the organization taking away its ability to develop the olympic team. bankruptcy brings the lawsuits and the decertification to a sceeching halt. recently appointed head of i the board writpart, we owe it to the survivors to resolve fully and finally claims based on the h

(pam) victims of larry nassar still speaking out ... two time olympian and american gymnast aly raisman ... is suing the u-s olympic committee and usa gymnastics. raisman says, both organizations knew... or should have known.. about the sexual abuse committed by former team doctor larry nassar.raisman's attorney released a statement accusing the committee and u-s-a gymnastics - of a conspiracy to silence victims and to cover-up the scandal. raisman says she hopes that "the legal process will hold them accountable and enable the change that is so desperately needed." (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (steve) a ceremony was held today for a new affordable housing unit in east oakland. oakland mayor libby schaaf was at the groundbreaking event for casa arabella, a new 94-unit housing development in the city's fruitvale transit village. the multi-family housing structure is part of a $60 million transit-oriented development project...and is funded by the unity council and the east bay local asian devel

the governing body for american handling of the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal. nassar is serving a life sentence for abusing hundreds of young women. >> reporter: usa gymnastics says that is not a liquidation but a reorganization to help move the organization and the sport forward. but former usa gymnastics board member and nassar whistle-blower says usa gymnastics is no closer to protecting what matters most, its athletes. >> reporter: still reeling from the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal, usa gymnastics filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy as it faces 100 lawsuits from over 350 athletes. in a statement, the organization says the filing will help resolve claims made by nassar's sexual abuse survivors, calling it a critical first step in rebuilding the community's trust. >> i don't see how anybody can trust that organization to run, you know, the sport of gymnastics. >> reporter: jessica howard is a former team usa gymnast and board member. >> i trusted usa gymnastics, but i was sexual abused as were so many other athletes. >> reporter: she was amonghe firstymto s

. >> former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar sentenced on friday after pleading getty to sexual misconduct. >> it's 100 victim that came for wartd and today his victims continue confronting him. a lot of them in court. many of them are giving victim impact statements as part of his criminal sentencing that began yesterday. more than 100 young athletes accused him of abusing them over the years. and he faces up to 40 years on top of that 60 years for child pornography charges. >> perhaps you have figured it out for now little girls don't stay little frovr. they grow to strong women that return to destroy your world. >> meanwhile usa gymnastics the organization says they won't fine gymnast makayla maroney if she speaks publicly about alleged abuse from larry nassar 13 months ago she signed non disclosure to stay quiet about the abuse. celebrities christie teeing an and kristin bell say if makayla were fined that would be you know just absolutely wrong and i think everybody agrees. >> and they say they would pay the money. >> they would pay up. they would pay her fines. it's not going to happ

this, of course, in the wake of the sex abuse scandal involving team doctor larry nassar. erielle reshef is here with ren. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. it was a surprise decision that many in the gymnastics world say was a long time coming. the so-called nuclear option, a move that could spell the end of an era for usa gymnastics. this morning, a massive shake-up in one of the olympics' most watched sports. the u.s. olympic committee exercising the so-called nuclear option, taking explosive steps to revoke usa gymnastics status as the national governing body, citing its botched handling of the sex abuse scandal that rocked the sport. >> and i have experienced flashback nightmares of the abuse. >> i hope that the abuse will end with us. i hope people can learn from what happened to us, that this should never, ever, ever happen again. >> reporter: in an open letter to the gymnastics community, the usoc writing, the path is not crystal clear, but our motives are. so, we move forward committed to ensuring the type of organization each gymnast

larry nassar hid his face and trembled as witnesses stepped forward with wrenching descriptions of sexual abuse. >> i must ask you this, are you remorseful for your actions. >> reporter: gymnast alexis moore was nine when she first saw the michigan sports doctor for a broken pelvis. she says he abused her with her parents in the room. >> he betrayed my trust, took advantage of my youth and sexually abused me, hundreds of times. >> reporter: nassar's accusers include olympic gymnastic medalist alley raisman and simon biles, he pleaded guilty to molesting seven women but dozens more will speak. kyle stephens was a family friend. >> without my knowledge or consent i had engage in my first sexual experience by kindergarten. >> reporter: the abuse shattered her family, her father killed himself in 2016. donna markum described her daughter's suicide. >> she took her own life because she could not deal with the pain anymore. >> reporter: danielle moore said she has been stuck in darkness since her abuse. >> the pain of the abuse continues to make me feel broken, insecure, fearful and overall wor

gymnastics doctor larry nassar asked the judge today to spare him from hearing his victims' testimony. he said he's not strong enough. the judge said, essentially, too bad. at least 105 victims are expected to make statements before nasser is sentenced. in harrisburg, pennsylvania, today, a deputy u.s. marshall was shot to death while serving a warrant. the deputy was attempting to arrest a woman wanted for making terror threats when a man at the same house opened fire. another officer was wounded. the gunman was killed in a shoot-out. nasa said today the global surface temperature last year of the second warmest on records that go back to 1880. scientists at noaa pegged it as the third warmest. both say the five warmest years have occurred since 2010. there's much more ahead on tonight's cbs evening news. >> reporter: we have no idea, really, how much tomorrow is left. >> reporter: mudslide cleanup is far from over, and rainy season is just beginning in california. >> glor: if a first, swimmers are rescued by a drone. >> reporter: nate solder is an offensive lineman in the n.f.l., an

why do i feel this way echo larry nassar has more than one accomplice. he was not only enabled by u.s. ag and msu, but they fed him his victims. amy cozad the head of the u.s. olympic committee and many of the sexual assault survivors are now calling on all usa gymnastics directors to resign in the wake of what's being described as the worst sexual abuse scandal in u.s. sports history. president trump claims he's looking forward to answering questions under oath as part of special counsel robert mueller's ongoing investigation into whether the trump campaign colluded with russia as part of the 2016 election. this is president trump during an impromptu briefing as he prepared to depart for the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. pres. trump: i'm looking forward to it, actually. there has been no collusion whatsoever. there is no obstruction whatsoever. i am looking forward to it. : shortly after the briefing, one of president trump's lawyers, ty cobb, quickly tried to walk back trump's promise, saying trump was speaking hurriedly and that trump wi

he worked with larry nassar who has been sentenced for molesting female gymnasts. >>> at overseas a quake struck and four were killed. the magnitude 6.8 quake hit. at least four buildings including a hotel collapsed. roads buckled and power was knocked out. rescue crews are searching the ruins for a missing 420 people. another 125 were injured. en> back in this country reinstated against the engineer of the ak tram train that jumped the tracks in philadelphia back in 2015. eight people were killed and 200 others were injured. the washington-to-new york train was going around the curve at nearly twice the speed limit. charges against brandon bostian have been dismissed twice. but a judge yesterday ruled evidence at a hearing was strong enough to warrant a trial. >>> and no one was injured when one of amtrak's acela express trains came apart. two cars separated northeast of baltimore yesterday. kris van cleave has details. >> reporter: federal investigators are investigating why two cars on this acela amg track train separated north of baltimore. sources say the d.c. to boston train was tra

larry nassar, and she claims usa gymnastics. >> you had one job and you couldn't protect us. >> reporter: but biles showed true character sunday when she became the first woman to complete the triple-double in competition. watch how high she jumped. three twists, two flips, and she stuck the landing. >> just keep making history, simone biles. >> now considered one of the best athletes in the world. >>> coming up next -- a teenage girl who is also making history as she tries to change the future of the world. >>> we end tonight with what opec calls the greatest threat to the oil industry. a swedish powerhouse with a seemingly endless supply of energy. roxana saberi introduces us to greta thunberg in "eye on earth." >> reporter: everywhere greta thunberg goes, eyes and cameras follow. >> i don't like be in focus so much but i have to remind myself it's for a good cause. >> reporter: that cause is what she calls the world's biggest crisis, climate change. it's take be the 16-year-old to the biggest stages, berating people in power. >> i want to act as if the house was on fire because it is.

olympic committee removing usa gymnastics governing body in the wake of the larry nassar scandal. the olympic committee chief wrote everyone now faces the difficult reality of belonging to a national organization that continues to struggle to change its culture to rebuild leadership and effectively serve its membership. the decertification process does not guarantee a particular outcome. >>> after a year to find a home for the second headquarters, amazon decided on two. the company is close to a deal to move to queens, north carolina and the crystal city area of arlington, virginia. amazon has more pemployees in those places than anywhere else outside of seattle. "the wall street journal" revealed it will pick two places instead of one. >>> investors are waiting for the midterms. nikkei is up. hang seng is down. the dow and ftse and cac slightly lower. futures are up. the dow closed up shy of 1%. the nasdaq lost as apple fell. apple lost 3% after friday's very big selloff. >>> shipping with fedex is about to get more expensive. fedex would raise rates by 4.9% as of january 7th. th

larry nassar. she says she will not carry the guilt. it belongs to nassar. usa gymnastics is heart broken and sorry about biles and others harmed. it is insisting its support for those coming forward is unwavering. >> nassar's sentencing begins in michigan where 90 people are expected to deliver impact statements. formal sentencing likely friday. another of nassar's victims aly raisman says she will not attend. the three-time olympic gold medalist says it would be too traumatic, but impact letter read in court. >>> sad news in music. deloris o'riordan has died. ♪ you're a dream to me >> that voice unmistakable. sound of the '90s. she died suddenly on monday in london for a recording session. no word on the cause of death. >> the cranberries rose to fame in the '90s with "zombie" and "dream." they released a record last year, but canceled a tour due to her back problems. she is survived by her three children. she was 46. you nailed it there. that voice. one of the few that you don't have to ask who sang that song. you hear this and you know it was the cranb

as he awaits sentencing for sexual abuse former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar asked the judge today to spare him from hearing his victims' testimony. he said he's not strong enough. the judge said essentially too bad. at least 105 victims are expected to make statements before nassar is sentenced. >>> in harrisburg, pennsylvania today a deputy u.s. marshal was shot to death while serving a warrant. the deputy was attempting to arrest a woman wanted for making terror threats when a man at the same house opened fire. another officer was wounded. the gunman was killed in a shootout. >>> nasa said today the global surface temperature last year was the second warmest on records that go back to 1880. scientists at noaa pegged it as the third warmest. both say their five warmest years have all occurred since 2010. >>> we have no idea, really, how much material is left. >> mudslide cleanup is far from over, and rainy season is just beginning in california. >>> in a first, swimmers are rescued by a drone. >>> nate solder is an offensive lineman in the nfl and a dad playing defense against ca

she shared years of abuse at the hands of larry nassar. this morning, why she says despite what happened, she sometimes, quote, felt like she needed him. opening up in an exclusive interview airing sunday on "dateline," olympic star mckayla maroney tells how larry nassar groomed her, taking advantage of the demands placed on young women involved i >> i think i would have starved at the olympics if i didn't have him bring me food. >> why? i would think you'd have as much food as you needed. you're an athlete. >> your coaches are just always watching you and wanting to keep you skinny and there's just other things about the culture that will also messed up that he used against us. >> so there's this culture of not eating very much and limiting your calories, but he would what? >> buy me a loaf of bread. >> literally a loaf of bread? >> yeah. >> in washington they heard from jordan weeber saying athletes were motivated by a culture of fear. >> we couldn't smile or laugh during training. we were even afraid to eat too much in front of our coac

larry nassar and the failure of usa gymnastics to intervene. >> we've done everything they asked us for even when we didn't want to and you literally have one job and you couldn't protect us. >> despite the controversy the 22-year-old dominated the championships to become the most decorated gymnast ever. number two, the u.s. womens national team capturing the hearts and minds of people everywhere on and off the field. >> the u.s. womens soccer team rewriting the record books. >> this couldn't have been a bigger story. >> as the team took on opponents in the world cup they were battling the u.s. soccer federation in their fight to be compensated the same as their male counter parts. beating the netherlands 2-0 in the final with vance channing, equal pay. the womens equal pay lawsuit now looks like it's headed for a trial in 2020 as the team prepares to take the field in the tokyo summer games. and finally the number one sports story on our list from 2019 tiger woods was back on top of the sports world winning the masters. >> breaking news, tiger woods is dawning the green jacket once aga

nassar with tears and anger about his crimes. abc's linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: trembling and tearful. >> and i have experienced flashback nightmares of the abuse. >> reporter: on tuesday 28 women stared down their monster, larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics team doctor given another title on tuesday by one of his victims who called him quite possibly the greatest sexual predator of all time. >> without my knowledge or concept i had engaged in my first sexual experience by kindergarten. >> reporter: kyle stephens was a family friend and later baby-sitter for nassar and his family. >> you used my body for six years for your own sexual gratification. that is unforgivable. >> reporter: just on monday, one of the biggest names in usa gymnastics, simone biles, said she too was abused by the former team doctor. more than 140 women have accused nassar of sexual abuse including gymnastics' brightest star, gabby douglas, mckayla maroney and aly raisman who says the blame isn't just on nassar. >> it's not something that a

nassar, because they too were busy investigating trump. after the mass shootings, the president insulted the mayors of both el paso and dayton. there was this photo with a little baby who was orphaned in those el paso attacks. a thumbs up and a grin. that didn't go over well. neither did the mississippi ice raids, which became a new kind of family separation for this administration, leaving kids alone without their parents. but acting citizenship and immigration services director ken cuccinelli warned, more are comi coming. >> they're enforcement efforts are up, and i think you can expect to see more of that as part of the message. >> its with cuccinelli who tried to take a red pen to the statue of liberty poem. >> would you agree that emma lazarus' words etched on the statue of liberty are also part of the american ethos? >> they certainly are, give me your tired, your poor who can stand on their own two feet and not become a public charge. >> that poem was referring back to people coming from europe, where they had class based societies.

gymnastics doctor larry nassar. hill says he wants to avoid future cases of abuse at the hands of ifs physicians and surgeons. >> they have to notify the insurer. hospital or clinic about the probation status. the patients receive no notice. left in the dark and susceptible to future abuse. >> the state medical board tells us they'll take a position on the bill later this month. >>> san francisco police broke up a burglary ring that appeared to be targeting the chinese community. this is surveillance video of a crime. in the left hand corner is a homeowner opening her garage. not knowing there were burglars inside her home. police say they identified 30 suspects accused of stealing close to $3 million in money, credit cards and jewelry. the burglaries started in november of 2017. served several search and arrest warrants over 90 days in several bay area cities and las vegas. these ten people have been arrested. they had give ups and multiple pieces of stolen property. when they picked them up. >> we have arrested te

gymnastics doctor larry nassar tells a judge he cannot take it anymore. he wrote a letter saying that. the third straight day of victim impact statements in a sentencing hearing. his victim came up and told him what he did to them. he pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting 10 girls under the guide of medical treatment. he said, six page single space letter to the judge before the judge read allowed and saying he wasn't mentally capable of listening to his victims. here's what the judge has said >> spending four or five days listening to them is significantly minor considering the hours of pleasure you had at their expense and ruining their lives. >> you are a pathetic monster that is only sorry that you got call. >> olympic gold medalist mikayla man roney had her prosecutor read her statement after within day being given the green light to tell her story because she had signed a non-disclose aura agreement. >>> trying to single out those voices. >>> watch this as a car fell right into a tow truck. it happened in detroit. can you see that. you could not mis

in michigan, usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar has been sentenced to another 40 to 125 years in prison for criminal sexual conduct toward underaged girls in the latest of a series of trials about his decades-long abuse. drdr. nassar has now beeeen accd -- sentenced to 125 years and a previous trial and has been accused by at least 265 women and girls of sexually abusing them, often under the guise of providing medical treatment. the u.s. supreme court has refused to block the pennsylvania supreme court's ruling that the state's congressional map unconstitutionally favors republicans and must be redrawn. monday's ruling now means pennsylvania lawmakers must redraw the state's 18 house districts, a move that is widely expected to benefit democrats during the 2018 midterm elections. and a number of nfl players on the philadelphia eagles say they will not visit the white house for the traditional super bowl victory celebration. among the players boycotting the visit as a protest against president trump are malcolm jenkins, torrey smith, and chris long, who also refused to visit the

(grant) olympic gymnastics champion simone biles says former u-s-a gymnastics doctor larry nassar also abused her. (pam) she joins 140 women accusing nassar of abusing them while he worked for u-s-a gymnastics and michigan state university. biles came forward on social media, a day before his federal sentencing begins. nassar pleaded guilty in november.... to seven- counts of criminal sexual conduct and admitted he used his position to sexually abuse young girls -- including those under age 13. it is part of a plea deal in which he is expected to get life in prison. (grant) popular bay area gospel singer, edwin hawkins ... best known for his hit "oh happy day" ... died early this morning. hawkins passed away at his home in pleasanton. his publicist says, he suffered from pancreatic cancer ... hawkins won a grammy for best soul gospel performance for "oh happy day" in 19-70. it reached the top ten on the pop charts ... and became an international hit. he grew up in east oakland with his well known musical family .. their family church is called the "love center" .. edwin hawkins was 74

this comes in the wake of the larry nassar scandal. on twitter, consumer reports is releasing its latest ranks on the top three sunscreens. back with more. area )s most actc regions. a series of earthquakes n the >>> more shaking in one of the bay area's most active seismic regions. a series of earthquakes in the guisiers, including a 4.2 magnitude. in the north bay. three miles northwest of the geysers geothermal field around 8:last night. followed by a series of aftershocks thankfully no damage reported. experts believe geothermal plants operating near the epicenter could be a trigger. >> california is home to two-thirds of all the nation's earthquake risks right here in california. it's a little too easy to put that out of sight, out of mind because earthquakes don't happen all that often. we get complacent. >> the geysers region is about 90 miles north of san francisco. >>> by now, you'll probably seen the political ads pushing for or against a slaved tobacco ban. that controversy is taking center stage in san francisco. supporters

. >>> more women are accusing larry nassar of sexually assaulting them. at least 60 allegations have been reported to michigan state university campus police since mid-january. today michigan prosecutors say they have no plans to bring more sex assault charges against nassar. he is serving a 60-year prison sentence. he's also been sentenced twice to at least 40 years in prison. those punishments would not begin unless the 54-year-old outlives his initial sentence. >> there is ample evidence that many were alerted multiple times to nassar's behavior and they found excuses to look the other way. >> members of congress are now taking a closer look at the nassar case. they want to know who knew what, when and why didn't they stop it? a resolution calls for a special senate committee to get the answers from usa gymnastics, the u.s. olympic committee and michigan state university. ♪ >>> the opening ceremony for the winter olympics is now just two days away and the olympic torch is closing in on its final destination. >> today the torch traveled by zip line an

its members wanted to speak to the rowan community in the wake of the larry nassar case. nassar is the michigan state univrsity doctor who molested olympic gymnasts. his victims were allowed to speak of their pain in open emotional court hearings. elena is a senior majoring in english. >> do you think it's a problem here? >> i do because i feel like there are instances from something super small to, you know, instances of blatant sexual harassment that people don't talk about. >> reporter: she says the letter was not prompted by a campus incident but released in the notch one in five foe male under graduates are sexually assaulted. she thinks the horror of the nassar case has made it time to act. >> it's taken, um, really significant events with numerous victims to somehow even make a dent in creating i think national attention to this iss issue. >> reporter: rowan says it has a process to investigate these cases to protect victims and the rights of the accused but for now openness and awareness are the goals. i'm jeff cole, live at rowan university, folk, back to you. >>

. >>> a sentencing hearing for larry nassar disgraced sports direct continued for a second day with more victims confronting the accuse inner court. young members of their family delivered victim impact statements. former u.s.a. gymnastic team doctor is accused of sexually abusing more than 100 victims. he pleaded guilty last year to molesting seven girls. >> come to realize that this moment, may be just my moment that this is my moment of strength. >> those little girls that you took advantage of so easily, have now come back to haunt you, all the days of your life >> i imagine hitting you if i ever had the opportunity to see you again. instead i will allow my thoughts and my feelings to eat at your heart. >> dozens of nassar's abuse victims will address the court during 49 day hearing. 594 year-old will likely spend rest of his life behind bars. he is already serving 60 year sentence on a separate child pornography case. >>> journalist anncurry breaks her silence about co anchor matt lauer who was fired last year amid allegation of sexual misconduct. curry was asked in the interview on

. >>> another michigan state official now facing criminal charges related to the larry nassar sexual abuse investigation. the former president of michigan state, luana simon, was charged today with lying to police about dr. nassar. he is the former doctor for the university and usa gymnastics. the attorney general's office claims that the former president of michigan statewide to the state police when she was questioned about which sports medicine doctor was being investigated and why. simon could spend up to 4 years behind bars if she's found guilty. nassar was accused of abusing 250 women, and girls. he pleaded not guilty to several charges of sexual abuse and is currently serving a life sentence. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's department has two new recruits with a unique set of skills. as ktvu's maureen naylor shows us, the four legged crime fighters have a keen ability to sniff out explosives. >> reporter: meet nala. this one and a half-year-old labrador is trained to sniff out bombs. and she and her canine colleagues, yoshi, are ready to work. >> they are about a year and

longtime usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar has been sentenced to up to 175 years in prison for sexually assaulting and abusing more than 100 young female athletes, including olympic gold medalists, under the guise of providing medical treatment. this is michigan judge rosemarie aquilina. i need everyone to be quiet. i told you i am not nice. amy more than 160 women : testified at dr. nassar's sentencing hearing. the chairman of usa gymnastics and several board members resigned amid the high-profile trial. now the president of michigan state university lou anna simon has also resigned. dr. nassar worked at michigan state university from 1997 until 2016, and the university has faced widespread accusations of failing to investigate the accusations of abuse. this is gymnast kaylee lorincz, testifying on the final day of dr. nassar's sentencing hearing about the complicity of michigan state university and usa gymnastics. >> i guess i thought it would feel like i could close the chapter of this book. but i can't. not yet. instead of feels like i've been minds"g the "criminal episode.

our final story this morning, larry nassar, the former sports doctor involved in sexual assault cases at michigan state university and with the u.s. olympic gymnastics team has been sentenced to 60 years in federal prison for possession of child pornography. a federal judge said the sentence won't begin until nassar completes two other sentences for sexual assault for which he faces 25 years in fridays on. he faces lawsuits by 100 women and girls along with michigan state and usa gymnastics. >> certainly a long time for him to think about the revolting stuff he did. >> definitely. >> coming up, any b everybody, the head of the fbi christopher ray comes to his agency's defense after the president claimed it was in tatters. the fall out continuing after president trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. stay with us, everybody. here's n mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's go to sumatra. where's sumatra? good question. this is win. and that's win's goat, adi. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is ama

larry nassar. >> to the women and those who chose to testify and those who did not, you demonstrated tremendous bravery, poise, and strengthen the most difficult circumstances imaginable. let me say this. ,he olympic system failed you and we are so incredibly sorry. usoc also failed to send a representative to listen to the testimony at nasser's first send sentencing hearing for federal child pornography charges. more than 200 women and girls testified in detail about how they were abused. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. crumpton, this is bloomberg. julia? julia: coming up, we will get from theet inside chief investment strategist at charles schwab. what she says is driving this market selloff. scarlet: and speaking of the selloff, we have a little change in the dow. you can see the swings it has taken today. peak tooints from trough, compared to monday, when points -- it swung 1296 points. julia: some price action. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. julia: this is bloomberg markets. i'm julia chatterley. sc

. >>> usa gymnastics file for bankruptcy as they try to reach settlements after the larry nassar case. who is currently serving a life sentence in federal prison. >>> hear final goodbyes for the 41st president of the united states. up next, taking you back to the final service honori i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back. i'm gas gas. >> good morning, i'm mike mibach. stocks now are getting hit hard on this thursday morning as we bring in a live look at the big board here. one big reason for this drop, the arrest of a senior chinese technology executive which is possibly threatening to worsen trade tensions between china and the united states. just tuesday the dow jones finished close to 800 points in the red. there's some positive news out there. a private survey finds u.s. businesses did hire workers at a solid

. >>> "the detroit news" reports that larry nassar, a former team doctor for the u.s. women's gymnastics will be sentenced. he'll also be sense sentenced in january for molesting gymnasts. more than 100 women and girls are suing nassar. >>> our partners at cnet report a 20-year-old unidentified florida man who reportedly lived with his mom was behind a massive 2016 hack of uber. the personal data of 57 million users was stolen. uber said it paid $100,000 to the hacker the delete the information. >>> and the "times of london" said terrorists allegedly prince george.ists to kill - the 31-year-old, prosecutors say, he posted a photo of the 4-year-old and the address of his school on an encrypted platform. he's called on attacks on sports stadiums and other locations and go to syria to support isis. >>> the 2016 list of safe cars hat been put out. ahead, protections for drivers and passengers and the vehicles earning the top safety picks plus ratings. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pa