in president 2014, usa swimmer's usa swimming survive assistance fund. this approval will ensure resources are available and meet the needs of those who suffered abuse in swimming. the safe sports committee, which is made up of a group of dedicated volunteers,parents, met and discussed various ways. i also personally met with several survivors. their input has been the most powerful, compelling and effective i've received. usa swimming debuted its new club recognition program. this program encourages local clubs to implement additional athlete protection education policies and practices. usa swimming national team members and alums including a survivor created a public service announcement to take a stand against athlete abuse. additionally, we are in the preliminary discussions with our largest team management platform to push safe sport content through local team websites to administrators and parents. team websites are how participant parents stay up to date for practices and meet information and this is a tremendous opportunity to reach out to our pa

we then have team usa. those individuals that are on our isp, they have these services available to them. senator are they using them? : do you know? >> they are using them. and when we get to the olympic level we definitely have ongoing , providers that we use. sometimes what happens is they start while they are in colorado a usoc, they meet with psychologist or mental health service provider, and then when they go back to their home, we follow up and make sure there is a provider there. but even after i became president there was a request for it, so i got to see firsthand what we do. but we take it very seriously because as you mentioned, it is a huge component when you get to the elite level. senator: does anybody else want to comment? swimming. tim yes. -- we are contacted in contact about providing mental health care and additional health services. our sportscenter and medical director as well, interacting with people in other places that we travel to. we also have a sports psychologist that travels w

phil andrews, the ceo of usa the president and ceo of usa swimming, the president and ceo of usa figure skating, and the president and ceo of usa bobsled and skelton. we have received written testimony and expected sponsors to questions by mr. steve mcnally. i will conclude my opening remarks by reiterating the bipartisan approach this committee has taken in its copperheads of investigation. lawre in consultation with enforcement, survivors and advocates. we work together closely to identify meaningful reforms in the best interest of athletes and their families. returned to the ranking member, senator blumenthal, for his opening statement. editor blumenthal -- senator blumenthal? and i apologize as well, because it 3:15 we will have to have a vote and interrupt for that as well. i want to thank everyone for being here. our witnesses and most courageous and strong survivors who were with us in the hearing room, i am foreful to senator moran his leadership and our partnership in the hearings and this effort to really achieve systemic change, not just awareness and education, but real chan

[applause and cheers] [crowd chanting] >> usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. [applause and cheers] pres. trump: our country's unemployment rate has just fallen to 3.7%, the lowest in over 50 years. 50 years. [applause and cheers] median household income has reached an all-time high. that's pretty good. [applause and cheers] it means you are making more money than you have ever made. i don't know how much better, but we are going to get it up higher. we have eliminated a record number of job-killing regulations. [applause and cheers] and some of you will love this, and i'm proud of it, these are great people, a great resource when properly used. we have ended the war on clean, beautiful coal. [applause and cheers] we are putting our miners back to work like never before. they are going back, back, back. and after years of rebuilding other nations, we are finally rebuilding our nation. and we are doing it with american iron, aluminum, and look at what happened to steel. you see the come back with steel? everybody is going back to work. the mills all are opening

>> not to my knowledge in usa swimming. i'm not sure if they can join a different organization across the country but not usa swimming. >> we would have a similar process where they would be sanctioned from our official grievance process and would not be able to hold any events. u.s. figure skating events. >> we don't have clubs that relate to this. bannedalking about the employee coach trainer list, tell me how you maintain that list and how does it interact with the list at the center for u.s. safe sports? >> we display it on our website and within emails to membership. that covers not just save sport -- safe sport, but also anti-doping and ethical violations. it has a direct link to the center as well to view bands and -- to view other bans in other sports. >> we are similar. in display on our website and detailed of what rules were violated. then we do have a connection to safe sport to look at the list there. >> we display it publicly and it is connected to the u.s. center for safe sport. >> in the event we get a band

[crowd cheering] [crowd chanting] >> usa. >> usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. our country'sp: unemployment rate has just fallen to 3.7%, the lowest in over 50 years. 50 years. [crowd cheering] median household income has reached an all-time high. that's pretty good. moreans you are making money than you have ever made. i don't know how much better, but we can get it up higher. we have eliminated a record number of job-killing regulations. [crowd cheering] this,me of you will love and i'm proud of it, these are great people, a great resource when properly used. we have ended the war on clean, beautiful coal. [crowd cheering] putting our miners back .o work like never before they are going back, back, back. and after years of rebuilding other nations, we are finally rebuilding our nation. and we are doing it with andican iron, aluminum, look at what happened to stee l. you see what happened with steel? the mills all are opening up. they are opening up all their steel mills. that was faster than i thought. and they are stopping the dumping. if they want to dump, t

[crowd cheering] [crowd chanting] >> usa. >> usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. president trump: our country's unemployment rate has just fallen to 3.7%, the lowest in over 50 years. 50 years. [crowd cheering] median household income has reached an all-time high. that's pretty good. it means you are making more money than you have ever made. i don't know how much better, but we can get it up higher. we have eliminated a record number of job-killing regulations. [crowd cheering] and some of you will love this, and i'm proud of it, these are great people, a great resource when properly used. we have ended the war on clean, beautiful coal. [crowd cheering] we are putting our miners back to work like never before. they are going back, back, back. and after years of rebuilding other nations, we are finally rebuilding our nation. and we are doing it with american iron, aluminum, and look at what happened to steel. you see what happened with steel? the mills all are opening up. they are opening up all their steel mills. that was faster than i thought. and they are stopp

[crowd chanting] >> usa. >> usa.>> usa. usa. [applause] president trump: hello, kansas, thank you very much. hello kansas, thank you. and i am thrilled to be here with all of my friends on this truly historic night. this is a historic night. [applause] i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people, and our beloved constitution. [applause] just a few hours ago, the u.s. senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. [applause] and i proudly signed the judge's commission aboard air force one just before landing. [applause] and this monday night, at 7:00 p.m. in the east room of the white house, we will perform the swearing in ceremony for soon-to-be justice kavanaugh. great man. and he will sit proudly alongside justice neil gorsuch, [applause] who is doing a great job to uphold your sacred rights and defend your god-given freedom. [applause] and i want to thank our incredible republican senators for refusing to back down in the face of the democrats' shameless

usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. we have a why i say midterm coming up, and election. historically, whoever is president, i guess people get complacent. we just won the presidency, now, two years later, and election. we always win in the next one. which is, the presidential election. so far, i'm dreaming of those candidates. i see his candidates before my eyes. every night, before i go to sleep, sometimes, while i am sleeping, i love them so much. booker. pocahontas. pocahontas. got more indian blood in than pocahontas, and i have not sadly, i oppose it. her, why do you say you are of indian heritage. my mother told me i have high cheekbones. do you have any documentation? i see. i have type -- high cheekbones. maybe i am an indian. i'm going to do very well. think of it. this is her reason. the whole thing has been a fripp. i want to be careful. i'm taking out so many of these people. i'm hitting them so hard that they are disappearing. i don't want to do that. i may get someone who is actually good to run against me. that would not be good. i will take out all the ea

. >> usa, usa, usa! >> [cheers and applause]. >> usa, usa, usa! >> good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the president took the stage at a rally in houston, texas on behalf of senator ted cruz. minutes ago ted was speaking. this is a high-profile mid-term election in texas. he is neck and neck with baton rouge. -- beto o'rourke. we will continue to listen in. >> to all of my friends in the lone star state, a special place. thank you very much for being here. this is some record crowd. >> [cheers and applause]. >> they just told me we broke the record. we could really break it if we could get all of the people outside in here. he would break it by three times. but it's true what they say, everything in texas is just bigger! >> [cheers and applause]. >> it's bigger. >> [cheers and applause]. >> in just 15 days the people of texas are going to re-elect a man who has become a really good friend of mine. you know we had our little difficulties. but, actually, if you remember, the beginning it was a love fest. the fake news back here kept saying -- >> [crow

it is called america first. >> [crowd chanting] usa! usa! usa! president trump: you even have people sitting behind the flag. that is ok. great people. by the way, you got thousands of people outside, and you have thousands of people who i just saw in a lovely room but i said next time, you have to get your a couple days earlier. the only reason to vote democrat is if you are tired of winning. that is really it. because you are winning. you are winning a lot. there has never been an administration that, in already less than two years, but can you believe we all did this together? we are coming up on two years. can you believe that? there has never been an administration that has done so much in so little time. two years, no administration has come close. none has come close. and we have got a lot coming. if democrats take over congress, the stock market will plummet. it will plummet. you know, there is a reason for it. every day, we hit new highs, new highs. we had 103 new highs. think of it. that means jobs. to a lot of people, it means great 40

. >>> the former president of usa gymnastics arrested. u.s. marshals overnight taking him into custody you at a cabin in tennessee. >>> the missing 13-year-old, her dead parents and the phone call from inside the house. what authorities are now saying. >>> the dramatic rescue at the mine. the man who fell, landing 100 feet down a shaft. reportedly surrounded by rattlesnakes. the 911 calls just out. >>> the 2-year-old boy discovered on a doorstep, a woman running. the father, who just hours later said, that's my son. >>> the far reaching astros fan. did he really cost his team the game? what he's saying tonight. you make the call. >>> and what would you do with a billion dollars? now's your chance. and re t he ytoght.v anh qution, keow know about any rent killingf "washington post" writer jamal khashoggi? ofals now tebling our team. khashoggi was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul, never coming out. you can see blue lights being used to search inside the consulate and the residence for any signs of blood or other evidence. and t

. >>> a shocking development tonight in the usa gymnastics scandal. the organization's former chief of the gymnastics arrested charge in evidence tampering. nbc's rahama ellis has details. >> thank you for your question. >> reporter: tonight a stunning fall from grace as the powerful former head of usa gymnastics is in jail awaiting extradition to texas. steve penny was arrested at a cabin in tennessee overnight while vacationing with his family. now facing a felony charge of tampering with evidence in the case against former usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar. >> there was a tim head of the most powerful federation. he was the head of one of the most important federations. >> reporter: according to the indictment after learning of the investigation penny ordered documents be removed from the famedkarolyi ficials say the documents were brought to usa gymnastics headquarters and that they were never found. in a statement, usa gymnastics says it supports law enforcement efforts and have fully cooperated with the investigations. but penny's lawyer says

[applause] >> usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. >> there is another big issue that president trump and i have both been concerned about, voter fraud. because of the laws i drafted and the legislature passed, kansas has the most secure voter election laws in america. [applause] photo id creates trust in our elections. if you need a photo id to cash a check, or to buy the kind of sudafed that works, you probably ought to need one to go cast a vote in an election. proof of citizenship, too. every time an alien votes, it cancels out the vote of the u.s. citizen. the democrats and their socialist friends, they claim they care about photo -- voter cancellation or voter suppression. they don't care about u.s. citizens votes being canceled out. it is time for other states to require proof of citizenship, too, just like kansas. [applause] one more topic, taxes. thanks to president trump, our federal tax burden is much lower. but in kansas, our state taxes are the highest in the region. it is time to cut our state taxes here in kansas.

[crowd noise] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> usa. usa. usa. [applause] president trump: hello, kansas, thank you very much. hello kansas, thank you. and i am thrilled to be here with all of my friends on this truly historic night. this is a historic night. president trump: i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people, and our beloved constitution. [applause] president trump: just a few hours ago, the u.s. senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. [applause] president trump: i proudly signed the judge's commission aboard air force one just before landing. and this monday night, at 7:00 p.m. in the east room of the white house, we will perform the swearing in ceremony for soon-to-be justice kavanaugh. great man. and he will sit proudly alongside justice neil gorsuch. who is doing a great job. to uphold your sacred rights and defend your god-given freedom. [applause] president trump: i want to thank our incredible republican senators for refusing to back down in the face

it is called america first. >> [crowd chanting] usa! usa! usa! president trump: you even have people sitting behind the flag. that is ok. great people. you got thousands of people outside, and you have thousands of people who i just room but i said next time, you have to get your a couple days earlier. reason to vote democrat is if you are tired of winning. that is really it. because you are winning. you are winning a lot. there has never been an that, in already less than two years, but can you believe we all did this together? we are coming up on two years. can you believe that? there has never been an has done soon that much in so little time. two years, no administration has come close. none has come close. and we have got a lot coming. ,f democrats take over congress the stock market will plummet. it will plummet. a reason forre is it. every day, we hit new highs, new highs. we had 103 new highs. think of it. that means jobs. to a lot of people, it means great 401(k)s. meansot of people, it jobs. it's jobs. your 401(k)s will become us -- dev

election draws near, are newsmakers is guy cecil, the chair of the super pac for the democratic party's usa and brings seven plus years a stent asce and hillary clinton's political director during her 2008 campaign and working for michael bennet. thank you for being our guest. i would like to introduce to political reporters will be asking questions. the chief polling analyst at politico and a journalist from the new york times. guy cecil, on your twitter feed, you made a comment. the key to the 2018 election is the gap between what is being talked about on cable news and what is being discussed in the campaign. when you saying? >> i have tweeted. [laughter] gap think there is a between what candidates are talking about, what voters are talking about, and what is getting coverage on news. there is focus on russia, mueller, and the president. and stormy daniels and all of the happenings in d.c.. when you get out of d.c., what you find in most candidates on the democratic side are advertising on pre-existing conditions, opioids, and the record. the difference has been bigger this cycle that i

. >> usa, usa, usa! >> good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the president took the stage at a rally in houston, texas on behalf of senator ted cruz. minutes ago ted was speaking. this is a high-profile mid-term election in texas. he is neck and neck with baton rouge. -- beto o'rourke. we will continue to listen in. >> to all of my friends in the lone star state, a special place. thank you very much for

marshals arresting the former president of usa jgymnastics. the walker county, texas district attorney says steve penny ordered documents removed from the usa gymnastics training center. the documents were delivered to penny at the headquarters in napole indianapolis and have not been seen since. penny was arrested in tennessee on vacation. he is awaiting extradition back to texas. >>> $1.3 billion in lottery money is up for grabs. no winners in the $378 million powerball jackpot. friday's megamillions jackpot has climbed to $900 million with the lump sum option of $513 million. >> yes, i'm already envisioning how i would spend it. >> you could buy massive companies. >>> all right. the gop tax cuts sent the deficit soaring. now the president wants his cabinet secretaries to help make up serious ground. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any a

. >>> the former president of usa gymnastics arrested. u.s. marshals overnight taking him into custody at a cabin in tennessee. what they accuse him of. >>> the missing 13-year-old, her dead parents and the phone call from inside the house. what authorities are now saying. >>> the dramatic rescue at the mine. the man who fell, landing 100 feet down a shaft. reportedly surrounded by rattlesnakes. the 911 calls just out. >>> the 2-year-old boy discovered on a doorstep, a woman running. the father, who just hours later said, "that's my son." >>> the far-reaching astros fan. did he really cost his team the game? what he's saying tonight. you make the call. >>> and what would you do with a billion dollars? now's your chance. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us tonight. and we begin with that question, what does secretary of state mike pompeo now know about any recording, and has he heard any of it in the disappearance and apparent killing of "washington post" writer jamal khashoggi? tonight, what one turkish official is now telling

[applause] [applause] [crowd chanting] >> usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. we are standing up for your values. we are standing up for nevada. and we are proudly standing up for our national anthem. [applause] but to continue this incredible moment, to protect your state and your country, you need to vote republican. you have to do it. go out today and vote, dean laxalt, go out and vote. a vote for republicans is a vote for more jobs, more wealth, more product made, remember the old days, made in the usa? that's happening again. made in the usa. it's about to respect our laws and respect the heroes of law enforcement. thank you, law enforcement. thank you. for republicans is a vote to reject the democrat politics of hatred, anger and division, and to celebrate the greatness and the glory of being american. you helpedens like build this country, and together we are taking back this country, returning power to you, the american people. and when you see me tomorrow, and you will say, isn't that so bad, he is so sunburned, just remember, elko, you did it to me. c

court that it is the usa describing its ruling today is being on a meritless case this is the case by iran back in july on the sanctions imposed on the country by the u.s. administration the donald trump administration back in may of this year we've also had some reaction from the u.s. ambassador to the netherlands where the i.c.j. is based this is what he had to say. which is a merit list case over which the court has no jurisdiction even so it is worth noting that the court declined today to grant the sweeping measures requested by iran instead the court issued a narrow decision on a very limited range of sectors. well of course it's not the first time that the united states has had some difficult relationships with international bodies and indeed the international courts if we go back to just june of this year the u.s. withdrew from the u.n. human rights council describing it at the time as being a cesspool of political bias now in september of this year is it just a month ago i don't actually slammed the international criminal court this was over alleged attempts that it might pur

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midterm elections draw ever near, our guests is guy cecil, the chair of super pac for the priorities usa. he bring seven plus years as the democratic senate campaign committee. and hillary clinton's political director during her 2008 campaign. thanks for being our guest. let me and reduce the political reporters asking questions. shepard's chief polling analyst at political part -- at politico. , on your started twitter feed you made this , thent in the past month key to the 2018 election is the gap between what is being talked about on cable news and what is being discussed in the campaigns. what you saying there? benign thing of tweeted so i'm glad to start there. i do think there is a big schism between what candidates are talking about, what voters are talking about, and what is being covered. a lot of focus on mueller and russia and the president's tweets and all of the happenings in d.c. and when you get out of d.c., what you find is most candidates on the democratic side are advertising on pre-existing conditions and opioids and jobs and their record, and i think the difference ha

of usa gymnastics, is in a jail cell tonight in tennessee. he is accused of hiding or destroying documents at the famed karolyi ranch, and enabling former team doctor larry nassar to sexually abuse athletes. here's tony dokoupil. e reporter: this picture shows the moment steve penny, the once-powerful chief executive of usa gymnastics, became steve penny, prisoner, arrested in gatlinburg, tennessee, and charged with destroying or hiding documents surrounding the case of former team u.s.a. doctor, larry nassar. nassar was accused of molesting more than 200 young female athletes under the guise of treatment. he is now serving up to 175 years in prison. former team u.s.a. member jeanette antolin was one of his victims. >> finally people are starting to fall. the people who were in power are eporlly being held accountable. >> reporter: penny resigned from usa gymnastics last year. in a statement, penny's lawyer says his client is confident he did nothing criminal. >> i most respectfully decline to answer your question. >> reporter: wednesday's ca

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what should happen to usa gymnastics now? >> i think from the start of this, and i'm being -- i'm giving them a lot of leeway by just saying from the start of this situation. because i think it goes far, far, far, far back. but from the start of this situation, they have shown over and over and over and over again that they are incapable of dealing with the situation. they cannot make decisions that change policies that protect athletes. they're not athlete centric. they're medal and money centric. and they build machines. they allow emotional and physical abuse that makes athletes perfect victims, female athletes perfect victims for sexual predators, and they are continually open to sexual abuse and since then, even since steve left, there have been multiple examples -- i can't even list them all -- with carrie perry there in front of congress. couldn't even explain the sexual abuse policy when a predator had been called in to usa gymnastics and somehow those predators stayed in the gym. >> leadership is still in limbo now.

what happened was that steve penny, then president of usa gymnastics, called gina nickels to say that, don't say anything to anyone, but we're going to go to law enforcement. listen to dr. john nickels. he was privy to that conversation. >> well, the way it was presented to me was, he -- penny gave the message that he's contacting the fbi and the fbi is undergoing this investigation. and that we're to be quiet so we don't interfere with this investigation. >> reporter: and for one year, they didn't hear anything from anyone. and then suddenly, one year later, gina nichols gets a call from the fbi. >> i'm really glad that you're calling me now. but i said, i reported this a year ago. and why are you calling me now? honestly, why has it taken this long? he said, i just got this assignment yesterday. and i said, oh, okay. so why didn't -- usa gymnastics has said they already contacted fbi and indianapolis months and months ago. i haven't heard one thing. he goes, all he said about that was, i have no idea what that is. i don't work in indianapolis. i work in l.a. out of this fbi bureau.

this programme — utter, utter elation as europe regain the ryder cup with an empahtic win over the usa. muted celebrations in sochi as valtteri bottas hands victory to lewis hamilton at the russian grand prix. and we've got a classic what happened next moment for you from the bundesliga. welcome to the programme. thrills, spills, twists and turns, tense head—to—heads and ultimately a crushing victory. europe have regained the ryder cup after thrashing the usa 17.5 to 10.5 at le golf national in france. trailing 10—6, the americans had threatened a comeback by winning 3 of the first five singles points but europe weathered the storm to prompt wild celebrations as ben croucher reports in safe hands. it was billed as a classic ryder cup — one of the strongest american teams coming to europe's backyard. in the end, europe orchestrated one of the most impressive ryder cup performances you will see. with a four—point lead at the start of sunday, europe packed their best players at the beginning. but rory mcilroy and justin rose found themselves beaten by an american team dreaming o

they stated that the usa must remove some of the sanctions that are imposed in may this year this is the same time that the usa withdrew from the iranian nuclear accord it said that those sanctions that much lift include allow. such as medical aid medicines into the company the country as well as spare parts and other things relating to the civil aviation authority so so airplanes except it also said that it had violated that treaty which might pompei is said will now essentially be scrapped that treaty that's lasted since one thousand nine hundred fifty five we've heard from toronto or on obviously welcome this judgement today by the i.c.j. it looks like the usa is flatly going to ignore that judgment again saying it has no jurisdiction over this right iran suggests that the i.c.j. is right saying that the sanctions by the us are cruel and illegal but the reality is we know that the usa has been preparing for some time a new round of sanctions on iran which would do to be announced next month it looks like those will still go ahead and the question now many will be asking is who is

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] usa. usa. usa. [applause] president trump: hello, kansas, thank you very much. hello kansas, thank you. i am thrilled to be here with all of my friends on this truly historic night. this is a historic night. [applause] president trump: i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people, and our beloved constitution. [applause] just a fewrump: hours ago, the u.s. senate kavanaughjudge brett to the united states supreme court. [applause] president trump: i proudly 's commissiondge aboard air force one just before landing. at 7:00 monday night, p.m. in the east room of the white house, we will perform the swearing in ceremony for soon-to-be justice kavanaugh. great man. proudlyill sit alongside justice neil gorsuch . who is doing a great job. to uphold your sacred rights and defend your god-given freedom. [applause] thankent trump: i want to our incredible republican senators for refusing to back down in the face of the ameless campaign of political and personal de

. >> obviously, there is a lot of competition on both sides, but his priorities usa and its various arms going to end up raising and spending? mr. cecil: i think we will probably end up somewhere over the course of the cycle raising about $100 million. that will include work we do both in partisan politics where we are focused on elections, and also some of our nonpartisan activity. one of the things we have been particularly focused on over the last two years is litigation focused on voting rights. for example, in the last about nine months, we have had the conclusion of five court cases in five states, all victories on behalf of priorities usa and their plaintiffs. that's not part of the work we do which is designed to help lower barriers to voting and to get underrepresented communities like people of color and young people more engaged in the tracks, so we are on roughly to hit our goal for the cycle, but we are certainly still raising and we are engaged in about seven senate track roughly to hit our races, 44 house races and 33 governors races and we are still raising for those. >>

let newday usa help you buy your own home. for all you and your family have sacrificed for our country, you deserve the feeling that comes from owning a home of your own. go to newdayusa.com, or call 1-855-536-6695. >> dana: you may remember the wild abortio boars attentio. argentina thunderous applause. good news is yesterday they took part in the opening ceremony of the youth olympic games in buenas aries. congratulations to former first daughter barbara bush who got married this weekend in maine a small ceremony with just about 20 guests at the kennebunkport home former president george h.w. bush who attended. i'm sure there was a lot of joy all around. congratulations to the whole family. thanks for joining us, everyone. i'm dana perino. here is shep smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington where justice brett kavanaugh now sits on the supreme court but the nasty fight over his confirmation is carrying over into the midterms. democrats using it as a rally cry. but president trump says it's gospel

. >>> usa galaymnastics facing anotr lawsuit. an explosive live interview with aly raisn. >>> and the zone. the three. buries another one. >> golden statearrior klay thompson sets a record with 14 three ay proving three really is the magic number. today is tuesday, octor 30th, 2018 >> aouncer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah live from ko hoda studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." thank you f joining u on this tuesday morning. you are just back from pittsburgh. the people there sti amazing how long they are. >> such a tight-knit community. a big city, but it feels small in so many ways and they are really mourning. >>ur top story, the devastated community in pittsburgh coming to grips with that senseless synagogue shooting that claimed the lives of 11 people. the first funerals today after the suspected gunman appeared in court for the first time. migu miguel almaguer with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned,or funerals those 11 victims are expected to begin today. we expect the p

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we can't trust usa gymnastics because they're not be transparent. she just said unspecified reasons. we don't know what it is. how can usa gymnastics or the community believe them or know how to help? >> let's talk about steve penny. many see him as the head of this thing. this is a guy, i remember him from the olympics, he was in the stands. he was with the families. he was part of this community. what do you think he should have done to protect you? >> the first thing he should have done when he was the slightest bit suspicious of larry nassar is to go and report it to law enforcement. he did not do that. from the very beginning, his priority and usa gymnastics' priority was to cover it up. ron gallimore was part of the cover-up. he was more concerned about protecting larry nassar. he covered for larry nassar and told the medical staff and anyone who asked, that he was sick. they were more concerned about protecting our abuser than protecting us. but steve penny was that guy that everyone knew. he always was nice. it just goes to show that, you kn

usa gymnastics is also defending itself this week from another controversy. after just days on the job, the interim president mary bono resigns. she came under fire for a negatine negative tweet about nike. joining me is an investigative reporter for the "indy star." marissa, what the heck is going on? >> it's been a busy week. >> fill us in. what is your sense of why they can't seem to get it together? >> reporter: i think a lot of it comes down to a difference of looking at how things will be perceived from the outside. so obviously a lot of the criticism around the interim president, who resigned after five days, was both that nike tweet and the fact that she worked for daniels, who represented usa gymnastics in 2015 when it was handling the allegations against larry nassar. so there have been a lot of questions about the tone as it relates to usa gymnastics. >> were you surprised to learn of penny's arrest? >> reporter: we knew that authorities had been looking at him for a while, so i wouldn't say i was surprised. i think it happened pretty quickly. >> a

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. >> obviously, there is a lot of competition on both sides, but how much his priorities usa and its various arms going to end up raising and spending? mr. cecil: i think we will probably end up somewhere over the course of the cycle raising about $100 million. that will include work we do both in partisan politics where we are focused on elections, and also some of our nonpartisan activity. one of the things we have been particularly focused on over the last two years is litigation focused on voting rights. for example, in the last about nine months, we have had the conclusion of five court cases in five states, all victories on behalf of priorities usa and their plaintiffs. that's not part of the work we do which is designed to help lower barriers to voting and to get underrepresented communities like people of color and young people more engaged in the process, so we are on track roughly to hit our goal for the cycle, but we are certainly still raising and we are engaged in about seven senate races, 44 house races and 33 governors races and we are still raising for those. >> just

went even further than that saying that both countries so iran and the usa must now roof rain from doing anything to aggravate each other and it also said the trumpet ministration violated the treaty of amity which was signed between the two countries back in one thousand nine hundred fifty five this was a treaty at the time which was meant to bring closer relations between the two countries economic and consular and talked about encouraging mutual trade and investment between the two countries now. you may be aware the trumpet ministration posed some sanctions on iran back in may of this year that after the trumpet ministration decided that it was going to withdraw from the nuclear core that had been made with the previous administration the obama administration with iran and with several other countries in the international community a few years earlier now that withdrawal by the usa was condemned by many other countries including russia france the u.k. germany and china who all donald trump not to pull out of that a rainy and nuclear court well that judgment has come today and we have

let newday usa help you buy your own home. for all you and your family have sacrificed for our country, you deserve the feeling that comes from owning a home of your own. go to newdayusa.com, or call 1-855-536-6695. >> dana: today marks one year since the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. lights on the las vegas strip will go dark to remember 68 people gunned down at a country music concert last year. jonathan hunt is live in las vegas. it must be a tough day for those who experienced the horror of that night. >> reporter: a very tough day indeed, dana. there are a series of ceremonies here today for those to remember what happened on that awful night. it began with a sunrise remembrance ceremony today. 58 second moment of silence. one second for each of the victims. then the release of 58 doves. for all those who survived that night but were caught up in the terror, it is a particularly difficult today. one of those was natalie grumet. we spoke to her. she was shot in the face. she has already gone through eight surger

the usa is about to spend sixty billion dollars to build infrastructure in developing countries sixty billion does that number sound familiar well it should that's the amount of money china promised to africa last month and it's pretty clear that u.s. politicians heard about it this investment will allow us to reduce publicly in areas that are critical to our national security compete with chinese influence in the developing world so if you are all excited about railways and highways and development here at home wait a minute looks like america is not going to be first after all it's a very strange situation to be talking about one being sixty billion dollars in infrastructure development in the third world which certainly needs it while not funding the disastrous infrastructure in the us which is as bad as in the third world i don't see it going anywhere frankly big. as i think when this comes out and american see it happening they're going to freak out because our roads are as bad as third world roads why it didn't happen was because. the other things we wanted to do more of which w

malik was there to watch it the stands now empty but plenty of pounds are on hand to see team usa get that first gold medal for themselves that these championships is a huge achievement considering the turmoil under which usa gymnastics has been for the last couple years we had that huge sex abuse scandal involving the team doctor has now been sentenced over three hundred years in prison also some of the key member of team usa we don't even know whether she dared to compete she had kidney stones just the night before qualification but she came out that day and put on a strong performance and even did a great performance today we have to see whether they can now seal the six gold medals and how awful for them at the rest of these championships for now however they'll be celebrating that first gold medal and they'll be celebrating a big opportunity that they've also confirmed their team is now on their way to tokyo twenty twenty but winning over here they can now look forward to that and get their preparations underway but now let's see where they can seal all the medals on offer at thi

the usa is about to spend sixty billion dollars to build infrastructure in developing countries sixty billion is that number sound familiar well it should that's the amount of money china promised to africa last month and it's pretty clear that u.s. politicians heard about it this investment will allow us to reduce poverty in areas that are critical to our national security compete with chinese influence in the developing world so if you were all excited about railways and highways and development here at home wait a minute looks like america is not going to be first after all it's a very strange situation to. talking about funding sixty billion dollars in infrastructure development in the third world which certainly needs it while not funding the disastrous infrastructure in the us which is as bad as in the third world i don't see it going anywhere frankly because i think when this comes out an american see it happening they're going to freak out because our roads are as bad as third world where a. why it didn't happen was because. trump had other things he wanted to do more which wa

the usa is about to spend sixty billion dollars to build infrastructure in developing countries sixty billion does that number sound familiar well it should that's the amount of money china promised to africa last month and it's pretty clear that u.s. politicians heard about it this investment will allow us to reduce poverty in areas that are critical to our national security compete with chinese influence in the developing world so if you are all excited about railways and highways and development here at home wait a minute looks like america is not going to be first after all it's a very strange situation to be talking about being sixty billion dollars in infrastructure development in the third world which certainly needs it while not funding the disastrous infrastructure in the us which is as bad as in the third world i don't see it going anywhere frankly big. as i think when this comes out and american see it happening they're going to freak out because our roads are as bad as third world roads why it didn't happen was because. trump had other things he wanted to do more which was

a new ranking of the top 10 pizza cities in the usa put san francisco among the top five. tripadvisor says it rated the cities based on the quality and quantity of reviews. new york came in at number one, no surprise for all of west chicago and las vegas, and san francisco was four followed by orlando. >>> san francisco's pop-up candy utopia museum is extending its stay after three successful months of drawing crowds. it will stay open throughout the christmas holiday season until january 6. the market street museum celebrates everything candy with interactive experiences including marshmallow. tickets go on sale. you have to buy your tickets in advance. they are expected to sell out quickly. >>> a young boy's rock 'n roll dreams came through when he was pulled onstage to play guitar with the foo fighters. that was not even the best part. reporter shows us that the special gift that he received. >> reporter: it has been less than 24 hours since the 10-year- old became an internet sensation. he is still playing the guitar. >> it would be awesome if i could take guitar schoo

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