ruby bates, you know, by the records and my impression and understanding of her was a more gentle and vulnerable person who joined into victoria price's story, but who was much more ambivalent about it. it was, in fact, ruby bates' recanting of the charges at the 1933 decater trial leading to judge hoerton saying we must bring to circus to the end. >> host: were they prostitutes? >> guest: prostitutes 1 a loaded term especially in the context of the social economic circumstances that they lived in and the social economic circumstances that they inhabited. they were known in their communities for exchanging sexual favors, sometimes for money, sometimes for particular, but they were also factory workers, and as factory workers, they were also looking for work. one other note about rube by bates after she recanted in 1933, she was embraced by the ild and communist party and went on a speaking tour on behalf of gaining freedom for the scottsboro boys. >> host: the importance of the racial issue in 1931 when this happened. >> guest: absolutely central, and absolutely inflammatory. if you g

she was admitted to alta bates summit medical center in july.r treatment -- for cancer treatment. police say ming was given a "non-prescribed dosage of medication." her death early saturday was days after striking nurses were locked out of the facility replaced by temporary workers. regular nurses wanted to strike just one day on thursday but since the hospital had to hire replacements for five days, they wouldn't allow them back to work until tomorrow. >> it could have been prevented. i was there that day at 7 a.m. ready to work and they wouldn't let me in. i felt like i could have prevented this from occurring. >> it is appalling to me at -- to say the least that sutter continues to compromise our patients, our community, to prove a point. >> the hospital's calling saturday's death, quote, a most unfortunate event for which we are very sorry. oakland police and alameda county sheriffs are investigating in the meantime. >>> 5:36. we have some weekend showers, apparently warming up though, lawrence? >> yes. taste of fall though over the weekend.

there's 500 that were hired by alta bates to replace those on strike. some of the nurses we talked to, the replacement nurses, told us they were shocked and saddened about what happened to the patient who died over the weekend. several newspaper reports say that patient died after being given a nutritional substance directly by i.v. instead of being fed through a feeding tube. but the nurses we talked to with this company defended their credentials and their qualifications. >> of inurses' worst nightmare. it's a -- every nurses' worst nightmare. >> reporter: one of the nurses who did not want to be identified for fear of losing her job said she used to work at a bare hospital. she said she's kept her california nursing credentials since then and sutter health, which owns alta bates, flew her here and paid for her hotel stay, and that's in addition to her pay. >> i made about 4,000. some of us cannot get jobs back there. so we sympathize with the nurses. but at the same time, i couldn't turn down an opportunity. >> reporter: the nurse you just heard from

one of the note about ruby bates. after ruby bates recanted, she was immediately embraced by the ild and the communist party and went on to her. speaking tour on behalf of gaining freedom for the scottsboro boys. >> the importance of the racial issue in 1931 when this happened? >> absolutely central. absolutely inflammatory if you go back and look at some of the newspaper reports in early alabama newspapers, montgomery, look at the headlines. every single stereotype thing that you can imagine about black men, white women, and the presumption of sexually predatory behavior, presumption of rape. and blatant in the headlines. >> how widespread was the coverage of this trial? >> it was very, very widespread for so for reasons. not only wasn't widely covered in south and in alabama, but also it turns out that as part of the own program, part of their own work, a chinese party was actively at work in the area of alabama where this occurred. they covered the case immediately. day said dispatchers. they also said these factor

one of those is ultimate ta bates oakland where chrissy smith joins us live now with the latest. good morning, christie. >> good morning to you. we're four hours into it and the nurses are still going strong, walking the picket line at summit hospital in oakland. 34 hospitals involved, many in the east bay. we're waiting for nurses from characterize about to march over here. all this going on in a hospital spokesperson says patient care is happening is as usual. >> pickett signs came out before dawn and by 7:00 sharp -- >> what do we want? >> contracts. >> thousands of nurses went on a one-day strike. leslie has worked at summit in oakland for 24 years. >> we're forced to strike to

judith ming had been at alta bates summit medical center since july and died saturday after being given the wrong medication. ktvu's ken pritchett reports on the labor dispute over her death. >> reporter: nurses say it began with a one day strike on thursday, that turned into a 5 day lock out from sutter hospital. she was one of the nurses locked out. >> i am heartbroken about this patient. and their family. and i felt like i could have prevented this if i was there. >> reporter: she works with cancer patients. the patient who died would have been under her care but a replacement nurse was in charged. >> it was a mistake that should not have happened. the specifics are unknown but she says it would not have happened with staff nurses. the union says the lock out was to blame. alta bates summit medical center countered in writing by saying it is unfortunate and sad the union would exploit the death of a patient. the hospital said repliesment nurses are qualified qualified and the lockout wasn't a factor. the hospital is investigating as is oakland police. the identity of the replacement

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. >> she is a nurse at alta bates summit medical center. the patient who died was one of many cancer patients under her care but she was not on the job. she and others conducted a one day strike on thursday, that turned into a five day lock out. >> it was a mistake that should not have happened. >> reporter: it was at the hands of a replacement nurse. the patient died after receiving a medication. in a statement alta bates summit medical center said this was a tragic accident. and our hearts go out to the family and the nurse. many nurses said the lock out was the choice of sutter hospitals and this would not have happened with staff nurses. the hospital said replacement nurses are accredited and that it is unfortunate and sad the union would exploit the death of a patient. the nurses expect to be back on the job when the lock out ends tomorrow. >> i was available to work and i was turned down. >>> the hospital says it's investigating as are oakland police. the identity of the nurse and her qualifications have not been released. ken pritche

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i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health -- our story is you. pitch last night. but most of those who did watch it, >>> the most americans skipped the president's jobs pitch last night, but most of those who did watch it seemed to support it. a survey u.s.a. today poll of 900 people showed only 46% of the people watched the speech. of those who did watch, 61% said that the president set just the right tone and 73% said they want congress to pass this bill. with those numbers behind him, president obama took his message on the road today. daniel nottingham explains. >> president obama is wasting no time rallying support for his jobs plan. >> nothing radical in this bill. everything in it will put more people back to work and more money back into the pockets of those who are working. >> a day after addressing a joint session of congress, he took his message to the university of richmond where he worked to sell the american jobs act to the crowd. it's a nearly $450 billion package that slashes payroll taxes, provides funding to bu

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. >> reporter: these nurses work in the oncology unit at alta bates center in oakland. >> we get to know our patients and they billion pour family. >> reporter: it was in that unit that police say a 66-year- old woman died early saturday morning because of a medical mistake. >> these nurses weren't there when it happened. they haven't been on the job since thursday. they went on strike and were locked out by the hospital. alta bates spokesperson says when the nurses went on strike they had no choice, but to hire 500 replacement nurses for a minimum of five days. the hospital admits it was one of those temporary nurses that made the fatal error. >> as soon as this incident occurred we notified the corner's county coroner's office and the state of california. >> reporter: they won't explain exactly what happened, but "a non-prescribed dosage of a medication was administered." this was gross incompetence. >> just across the street from where the nurses spoke, security guards stood in front of the hospital ebtrance. this lockout is supposed to last until tuesday. the california nurses associ

. >>> multiple investigations are now underway at alta bates medical center in oakland after a patient died after an apparent medical error. a 66-year-old woman died early saturday morning after a nurse gave a nonprescribed dosage of medication. now, the hospital admits a replacement nurse made that fatal error. they hired 500 temporary nurses on five-day contracts during last thursday's one-day strike. >> i was there that day ready to work, and they wouldn't let me in. i felt like i could have prevented this from occurring. >> we're open to look at every aspect of this but we're very confident that our processes for hiring replacement workers is a rigorous process. >> the hospital says the nurse who made the mistake is no longer working at alta bates. the lockout is set to end tomorrow. >>> the family of a santa rosa man who was found dead in a hospital parking lot wants access to his medical records and surveillance video. now, last monday an ambulance took 49-year-old michael torres to santa rosa memorial hospital. he was seen by doctors and released. but a few hours later he was fo

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she was admitted to alta bates summit medical center in july for cancer treatment.olice say ming was given a, quote, nonprescribed dosage of medication. her death early saturday happened just days after striking nurse were locked out of the facility and replaced by temporary staff. regular nurses wanted to strike just one day last thursday but since the hospital hired replacements for five days, they were locked out until tomorrow. >> it could have been prevented. i was there that day after 7:00 ready to work and they wouldn't let me in. i felt like i could have prevented this from occurring. >> it is appalling to me at -- to say the least that sutter continues to compromise our patients, our community, to prove a points. >> the hospital is calling saturday's death, quote, a most unfortunate events for which we are very sorry. oakland police and alameda county sheeves -- sheriffs are investigating. >> on this monday morning we are getting sunshine after a rainy weekend. >> it's going to be nice around the bay area but we could have rain next weekend. still out the d

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i wondered if her death would release me or if i was doomed to norman bates territory. he will be here in five minutes. half an hour later, after i squeezed. we were awkward as wall flowers. the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people can feel abandoned. he might be late. i looked at the clock again. 25 minutes. only hustlers can get away with that. he's not a hustler? ben turned and looked at me. you think i bought us a hustler? how pathettic tic do you think we are? >> i sort of felt like he targeted us. i didn't get that sense. may be i'm wrong. ben smiled. you are disappointed. no , i said, no just annoyed. he pulled down the waist band. i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to u

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the nurse is one of 500 hired to replace the striking nurses at alta bates hospital. they say it wouldn't have happened if the nurses were locked out until today. >> to hear this horrific event that occurred to this wonderful person is beyond me. and it all could have been prevented. >> alta baits calls ming's death a -- al bates calls ming's death a medical error. >>> san mateo police have shot two dogs killing one. police say the boxer like dogs were threatening a child and smaller dog yesterday. police found adults tang between the animals and children. officers say the dogs were behaving in a -- threatening manner but had not attacked anyone yet. after attempting to tase one of the animals, unsuccessfully, the officer opened fire. one dog was kill. the second is being treated at a veterinary hospital. >> we have a bit of a neighborhood watch e-mail list. people in this neighborhood take care of each other. word went out on the e-mail list was able to read about it. sad to hear that one had been put down, but glad they got it under control. >> res say animal owners

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the suspicion is they we are introduced to mary bates. >> reporter: mary bates doesn't show up on governmenterty. it's 7:00 a.m. >> i come to work an hour and a half early and give that to the district so i can get my clerical work done. >> reporter: she earns $16 an hour. she does the job of a librarian. >> this is my ichblttory, plus the ones on the other side that i'm currently working on. we have approximately 14,000 books. >> reporter: bates says she works eight to ten 0 hours a a by r but is only paid for six hours. with time off for summer, she earns about $20,000 a year. she recently received a notice from the school district that later this month her paid hours will be cut in half three per day. >> i was stunned. i didn't think that it would happen. you can't maintain a library flooe hours. it's impossible. >> reporter: for students that means fewered reading opportunities. >> if they don't read, they won't succeed. >> reporter: this will put her below the poverty threshold. >> you think about that, $16.37 an hour, gases is $4 a gallon, milk $5, a box of cereal is $5, clothes to put

she was treated at alta bates summit medical center in oakland for a type of cancer. the nurse was tired as a replacement to fill in during a lock out of the full time nurses. >>> an update on san francisco giants' fan bryan stow. his family says that he has been able to sit up on the side of his bed. his speech is still limited but hasn't lost his sense of humor. he has still managed to make everyone laugh and for the first time the staff allowed him to go outside. when asked how he felt he said it's magical. >>> tomorrow night in oakland a public memorial will be held for michelle le. it will be held at samuel merit university. tomorrow night will mark 4th months since she was first missing. her body was discovered week ago. a woman who knew michelle le, giselle esteban is charged with the murder. >>> the jury is seated, the lawyers are ready and tomorrow the public will hear opening statements in the trial of michael jackson's doctor. dr. conrad murray is accused of manslaughter. this comes after the king of pop's 2009 death caused by an overdose of propofol. prose

. >> reporter: that was the reaction of alicia torres who worked at the unit the alta bates summit in oakland where 66-year-old cancer patient judith ming died friday night as a result of medical error by a temporary nurse brought in during the ongoing strike and lockout at the hospital. >> you had to get replacement workers in. it's the largest medical center in the east bay. we had to get over 500 replacements workers. >> reporter: a labor expert says it could be a turning point for both sides. >> a tragedy of somebody dying is not abstract. we all have to say if this were my mother, my aunt, my wife, it becomes very real and deeply tragic for everyone. >> reporter: so far, however, neither side is blinking. today the california nurses association called the lockout senseless and said ming's death, quote, raises substantial concerns about public safety. >> we took only experienced nurses and nurse who were only experienced in the areas to which they were assigned. >> reporter: the nurse has since been removed but one big question lingers. there will be another walkout? >> the decisi

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i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health -- our story is you. >>> welcome back. 6:13. a $5,000 reward is offered this morning leading to a south base annal abuse -- animal abuse case. yesterday wildlife experts tried to rescue a duck that has that dart stuck in its head. but they couldn't get it to. and time is running out. rescuers say the duck will only be able to survive a few more weeks without getting treatment. >>> a huge redwood forest near fort bragg is still off limits this morning. dozens of law enforcement officers are out there searching for the man suspected of killing a local city councilman. they believe aaron bassler is hiding in aboded area not far from where counselor jerry melo was shot and killed sat. he was killed because he came across an illegal drug farm. >>> alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom to talk about who is hiring and who is not. >> reporter: it is considered, pam, a disappointing report. unemployment basically stayed the same. dashing a lot of hopes for the economic recovery. let's

i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health --tory is you. pain at the pump, as gas prices rise, especially here in california. >>> we'll see that into the afternoon, out the door over the bay area, partly cloudy conditions, and we'll see the clouds persist into the afternoon, although we will see nice warm temperatures in the inland spots making it into the mid 80s by this afternoon. the low clouds you can see hugging the coastline and inside the bay. seeing the high clouds also in tin land locations. the green showing up on your screen, precipitation to the south and east of us. not having to contend with the showers we saw over the course of the weekend. the low sitting off the coast is keeping the temperatures consistent today with what they were yesterday. so a mild start to your workweek. we'll have to wait until the middle of the week before the low slides through and we see more mush. in the meantime highs look looking like this, 85 in mess about on the, 77 in redwood city, oakland topping out at 70 today. fairfield making

top-vo ---surge nueva informacin sobre la muerte de una paciente en el hospital "alta bates summit" dea durante la huelga de enfermeras. ---de acuerdo a un informe del diario "san franciso chronicle", la paciente judith ming de 69 aÑos de edad, y quien sufria de cncer, muri porque se le suministr un suplemento nutritivo via intravenosa de forma equivocada. ---la enfermera que estaba bajo el cuidado de la paciente, fue contratada por la organizacin "sutter" para reemplazar a otras enfermeras que el pasado jueves decidieron realizar un paro laboral de un dia. cu ---en santa rosa, tambien se investiga la muerte de una persona cuyo cadver fue encontrado en las inmediaciones del hospital memorial de esa ciudad. ---segun el diario "the press democrat" el cuerpo de michael torres, se descubri cerca de las 8 de la maÑana del pasado 20 de septiembre, 12 horas despues de que habia sido, dado de alta del hospital. ---segun la familia de torres, la autopsia preliminar muestra que pudo haber muerto por neumonia o por una afeccin cardica o arterial. ---por su parte, el hospital inform que su investi

. >> reporter: mary bates doesn't show up in government statistics on poverty. it's 7:00 a.m.at burton street elementary school in los angeles. >> i come to work an hour and a half early and give that to the district so i can get my clerical work done. >> reporter: she earns $16.37 an hour. her title is library aide. but she does the job of a librarian. >> this is my library inventory. plus twhaunz aones that are on on the other side. we have approximately 14,000 books in this library. >> reporter: bates says she works 8 to 10 hours a day at the library and at home but only paid for 6 hours. with time off for summer she earn earns about $2,000$20,000 a yea. she was learned her hours will be cut in half. >> you can't maintain a library in three hours. it is impossible. >> reporter: for students the cuts mean fewer reading opportunities. for bates, the loss of income will put her below the single person federal poverty threshold of $10,890 a year. >> you think about that. $16.37 an hour. gas is $4 a gallon. milk is $5 a gallon. a box of cereal is $5. clothes to put on people's b

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the death of the 66-year-old oakland resident happened at alta bates hospital yesterday morning. the hospital is using replacement nurses after locking out the union following a one-day strike. >> one more example that they put their profits before their patients. because if they cared about their patients, we wouldn't be standing here in the rain. we would be inside there, where we belong. >> alan: a hospital spokesperson admitted the patient's death was probably the result of medical error, but said all replacement nurses are experienced and qualified. locked out nurses won't be back on the job until tuesday. >> a gas leak scare in pittsburg today. people were evacuated from their homes. police went door-to-door asking residents to leave, but pg&e says the gas release was part of a scheduled pipe maintenance plan, and pittsburg residents were notified yesterday, but police and firefighters say they were expecting the release earlier in the day. >> those two uc berkeley graduates released from an iranian prison are now back in the u.s. josh fattal and jane bauer spoke about thei

. >>> nurses from alta bates summit medical center head back to work today. they went on a one-day strike last thursday. sutter kept its replacements for five days though locking out regular nurses until today. striking nurses blame those replacement nurses for the death of a patients on saturday. the cancer patient was killed when a nutritional supplement was accidentally injected into her bloodstream instead of her stomach. >>> hundreds of people are expected tonight for a memorial for michelle le. today marks four months since the nursing student disappeared and 10 days since her body has been found. le's family says the event at samuel merit university in oakland will be an opportunity to thank the community for all of its support. a private service will be held later. >>> bryan stow's family calls this a, quote, magical time in his recoverry. the giants fan was beaten in march and getting stronger and more responsive. his family says bryan sat up on the side of his hospital bed and has been telling things things is like, hi, bye, i love you. bryan went o

. >>> in a few hours nurses at alta bates summit medical center in oakland head back to work. the nurses went on a one-day strike thursday. sutter kept its replacements for five days though locking out its regular nurses until today. striking nurses blame replacement nurse now for the death of a patient on saturday. the "chronicle" reports the cancer patient was killed by a nutritional supplement injected into her blood instead of her stomach. >>> the trial gets under way today for the doctor accused of kill michael jackson. dr. conrad murray is charged with giving the singer a lethal dose of the anesthetic propofol and other sedatives more than two years ago. murray pled not guilty to involuntary manslaughter but if convicted he could face four years in prison and lose his medical license. >>> a typhoon has killed 12 people in the philippines. most of the deaths occurred in metropolitan manila where results -- residents, rather, waded through waist-deep floodwaters and dodged flying debrief 100,000 people have been evacuated. the typhoon is expected to be out of the country b

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berkeley major tom bates will have to wear a cal jersey if they win. the losing major will send their winner their city's top culinary treat. >> the a's are back home finally fred. >> yeah with earthquakes and hurricanes back east. bug infestations and you name it. after losing a controversial 16th inning game last night in cleveland. a's sent gio gonzalez to make sure today's game was a no doubter. gio gonzalez threw seven shut out innings to extend his scoreless inning streak. oakland finishes this road trip 4-6. weeks to left. and another run scored the a's win this one 7-0 today. >>> san francisco is off tonight. they host arizona for the next three days. giants cap off the month of august. that gave them an 11-18 record for the month. they're now sit six games behind the d backs. so these next three games could make or break the pennant race. >> we've been in this position before and that's what i like. a lot of the same guys and we'll fight and at the end of the day, i like our pitching staff better than anyone's in baseball. >> they deserve to b

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i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health -- is you. hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. it was! not for the locals >>> you walk in see frank in the garage head hanging spirit low. bad night in baseball. >> for some. not for the locals. the world series champion giants finished their season yesterday at home. outgoing managing general partner that's bill neukom got a nice ovation as well as carlos beltran taken out of the game so his average didn't dip below .300. we'll see if he comes home. the rockies take it 6-3. giants finish the year 86-76. four or five more wins they would have been in. >>> oakland as closed up in seattle. gonzalez struck out 11 in eight scoreless innings and in the second jay miller hit his first home run of the year a two-run shot that gave the as a 2-0 win. they finish 74-88. the as will open next year by the way against that same team, seattle, were a couple of -- were a couple of -- with a couple of games in japan. >>

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. >>> the state and oakland police are now investigating a patient death at alta bates medical. a nurse gave a nonprescribed dosage to a cancer patient, judith ming of oakland. an autopsy will be performed within the next day. the hospital hired 500 temporary nurses last week. staff nurses return to work tomorrow. >>> authorities have released the identity of a bicyclist killed this past weekend in the oakland hills. investigators say 53-year-old allen douglas lee was riding in foggy conditions down a steep and winding road when he lost control and fell off his bike. a forward focus traveling up the hill crashed into him near the corner of claremont avenue and grizzly peak boulevard. the driver was not cited. >>> a manhunt continues for the driver of a stolen van in the east bay. authorities began dais chasing the van in san lorenzo. the vehicle hit the center median and ended up in the center of the median. the highway was shot counsel for two about hours causing a traffic -- shut down for about two hours causing a traffic shutdown. >> our officers attempted to find out who was