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dr. george tyndall. in a letter today 200 usc faculty call for president c.l. max nikias to resign, saying he has lost the moral authority to lead the university. the campus recently set up a victim's hotline, receiving about 300 complaints related to tyndall. >> i am looking for justice, not just for me, but for all victims. >> reporter: usc acknowledged in 2016 that tyndall had violated the university's policy on harassment and says the school's priority now is protecting both current and former students. steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> president trump today expressed fresh doubts over whether a summit meeting with north korean dictator kim jong-un can be salvaged. the white house is planning for a june 12th sit-down is moving forward, but the president is now at least publicly dialed back his eagerness over the summit, now adopting a more wait and see approach in the face of mixed signals coming out of north korea. our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has more on the high stakes dilemma the president faces. >> not billions -- >> rep

dr. george tyndall's sexual misconduct. jane doe alleges she reported it then to the clinical medical director, a female nurse, and the women's advocacy program. >> during such a vulnerable moment in my life i was in the hands of a predator. >> usc's president says he understands the anger and disappointment of the faculty, but he has no plans to resign. >>> the suspect in an increase officer-involved shooting is still in the hospital in critical condition. he was shot by a haywood police woman who was responding to a domestic dispute in a quiet neighborhood. investigators say a man called the police reporting his roommate would not give back his car keys and said the roommate might be on illegal drugs. when the officer arrived, the roommate did not cooperate and tried to get away. police say the officer used a taser, but it appeared to have no effect on him. >> he armed himself with a piece of a metal bar on the ground and violently came and struck the officer. the officer was in fear for her safety. she defended herself b

dr. george tyndall has been accused of giving an appropriate pelvic exams to hundreds of victims over fiveled suit against the university claiming that dr. george tyndall was able to keep his job despite years of repeated compliance. >> usc was told as early as 1991 about his sexual misconduct. these chance -- because jane doe reported it then to the clinical medical director, a female nurse. >> it's horrifying to know that during such a vulnerable moment in my life i was in the hands of a predator. >> the university president understood the faculty's anger and disappointment, but so far he has no plans to step down. >>> consumer reports is willing to retest the tesla model three following disappointing results on the braking distance. the magazine said it took the model three 152 feet to come to a full stop from 60 miles an hour. that's far worse than other cars in its price range. the problem will be fixed with a software update, consumer reports did not recommend it. but they are willing to retest the car after the software notification. >>> new security rules are in place for festivals

dr. george inappropriate exams. >>> harvey weinstein spent less than a half hour in court today. weinstein has denied the allegations. and given up his passport and expected back in court in late july. >>> abc7 news was in antioch for the ribbon cutting antioch trains ride on a different platform. >>> warriors fans showing their team spirit all over the bay area including libraries. offering blue and gold cards with warrior imagery. warriors need a win at oracle to stay in the playoffs. leslie brinkley talked to fans about how they are feeling about the warrior's odds. >> reporter: fans shared their deep dark thoughts on last night's loss on 95.7, the game. >> through the text messages a lot of people are freaking out. >> everyone is getting blamed. >> reporter: that didn't deter fans from scooping up gear at oracle arena today. the hottest selling items are shirts em blazed with the town. >> this is do or die. >> they will do. a lot of confidence. i am a bay area guy. they have got to do it. >> i am rooting for cleveland and rooting for the warriors so there will be a rematch. >

dr. george tendal is accused of giving inappropriate exams. the lawsuit accuses the law -- the campus of knowing about this but doing nothing. they reached eight -- the plaintiffs reached a deal with dr. tendal. he does not face criminal charges right now. >>> the california attorney general may be considering another lawsuit against the trump administration. this time, it is of a plans to cut funding for abortion services. he hinted last week that a lawsuit may be looming after he released a statement saying he is ready to take action to defend the rule of law and protect women from what he calls dangerous attacks on their healthcare. >>> yesterday college students gathered on the states of this -- of the state capital. they want abortion pills provided to students. the bill has already passed the senate and is heading to the assembly. if it passes, california would be the first state in the country to provide the abortion pill on college campuses. >>> still ahead, remembering the life of a man who died in a deadly crash. >> all of a sudden, i

dr. george tyndall, who is accused of giving inappropriate pelvic exam cylinders of female victims. at least six women are suing the university. >> as early as 1991 the university was told about dr. tyndall sexual misconduct. jane doe alleges she reported there to the clinical medical director, a female nurse at the women's advocacy office. >> it is horrifying to know during such a vulnerable moment in my life i was in the hands of a predator. >> the university president says he understands the anger and disappointment of the faculty but has no plans to resign. >>> we are learning more about a police shooting in hayward that sent an officer in a suspect to the hospital. >> officers say the female officer shot the suspect in self-defense after the suspect picked up a metal bar and hit her with it. it started as an argument between roommates. >>> a hayward police officer in a suspect were injured after shots rang out on a quiet cul- de-sac not used to police activity. >> i have been living here all my life. it is very quiet. we know mostly everybody. to see that happen here, it is sad.

dr. george tyndall of gross sexual misconduct and sexual assault. tuesday two of them speaking out. >> dr. tyndall told me to undress from the bottom down, and he stood there watching while i did so. and he smiled. >> it is horrifying to know that during such a vulnerable moment in my life i was in the hands of a predator. >> reporter: the students filing a joint lawsuit against tyndall, a former usc gien colleko gynec acougs him of molesting patients over several decades, and usc of failing to properly respond to their complaints. >> we're also calling on usc to conduct an independent investigation of the very serious allegations made by these students. >> reporter: tyndall, who worked at a usc clinic for 30 years, denied wrongdoing in interviews with the "los angeles times." usc said it launched an investigation in 2016 after receiving a complaint. tyndall sxuchlt sc reached a settlement agreement, and he left the school last year. >> sometimes the word of a woman and particularly a young woman is not afforded the value that it should be afforded.

dr. george tyndall. police say the allegations against tyndall date back to 1990 through 2016.s are encouraging other patients who feel they were mistreated to come forward. more than two dozen former patients have sued tyndall and the university. the university says they complained about tyndall for two years and didn't take action until 2016. >>> the" review-journal" found the claims against davids copperfield to be unfounded. a british tourist gavin cox sued for brain injuries when he fell during a magic show. they found david copperfield and the hotel negligent but not for cox's injuries. >>> and "sports illustrated" reports serena williams wore a cat suit to show her comeback and for women who are fierce. serena williams wore a cat suit. she wore it during her first round victory yesterday. she gave birth nine months ago. she said the outfit was inspired by the superhero black panther. williams also said she's had problems with blood clots and it helps with circulation. >>> still to come, a safety net for uber riders. they launch panic button for trips that go wrong. i wan

dr. george tyndall of gross sexual misconduct and sexual assault. king out. >> dr. tyndall told me to undress from the bottom down, and he stood there watching while i did so. and he smiled. >> it is horrifying to know that during such a vulnerable moment in my life i was in the hands of a predator. >> reporter: the students filing a joint lawsuit against tyndall, a former usc gien colleko gynec acougs him of molesting patients over several decades, and usc of failing to properly respond to their complaints. >> we're also calling on usc to conduct an independent investigation of the very serious allegations made by these students. >> reporter: tyndall, who worked at a usc clinic for 30 years, denied wrongdoing in interviews with the "los angeles times." usc said it launched an investigation in 2016 after receiving a complaint. tyndall sxuchlt sc reached a settlement agreement, and he left the school last year. >> sometimes the word of a woman and particularly a young woman is not afforded the value that it should be afforded. >> reporter: the "los an

dr. george tyndall began in the 1990s. he allegedly touched female students inappropriately and made racial comments to his parents. the school didn't report tyndall to authorities. the usc said it was under no obligation to report tyndall but in hindsight it should have. in 2016 he resigned. >>> the "miami herald" said the parents of two teenagers who were killed in the parkland shooting are running for seats on the county school board. ryan petty and lori alhadeff want to run and improve safety. 17 people were killed in the valentine's day massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >>> and the withdrawally, north carolina, "news & observer" say teachers plan to protest at the state capitol. they plan to skip school and demonstrate for higher wages and more school funding. north carolina teachers earn an ' average salary of about $50,000, ranking them 39th in the country. dozens of school districts in the state are canceling classes today. >>> still ahead, it's a rare blue diamond that's made the royal rounds. how

dr. george tyndall, alleging he sexually harassed and assaulted female students for decades. d he stood there watching while i did so. reportedly, usc was aware of dr. tyndall's inappropriate conduct before i was even born. >> reporter: "the l.a. times" reporting usc struck a secret deal with tyndall, allowing the disgraced gynecologist to resign with a financial payout. with pressure mounting, president c.l. max nikias announcing friday he will step down. in a public letter, usc's board writing, "we recognize the need for change and are committed to a stable transition." >> i wish that usc would take a long, hard look at what they're doing, and make changes, so that women and their students a never in danger. >> reporter: as for usc's former gynecologist, he left the university in 2017. we reached out to him for comment, he didn't get back to us. but he did tell "the l.a. times" he denies any wrongdoing. tom? >>> next, to the new eruptions in kilauea. striking new images emerging. several defense officials civil defense officials ordering additional evacuations producing ash

dr. george tyndall worked at the usc health clinic for nearly 30 years and saw thousands of students.e hoping more victims will come forward. tyndall has denied any wrongdoing. >>> a doctor in new york city filed a million dollar defamation lawsuit against a patient who give him a bad review on yelp. michelle levine says she was overcharged for a visit that was supposed to be covered by insurance. her review posted on several websites claimed the doctor had a crooked business practice. well, the doctor calls that an outright lie. >> it didn't even cross my mind. i was shocked. at first i was in disbelief. i wrote back to a lawyer and i was a little mad. i'm like, that is not defamatory. everything i wrote is true. >> just because you are allowed to and are able to doesn't mean that you should do so without reservations about what you say. your first amendment right doesn't giveou the righto defame someone. >> interesting, so, levine says that she's already spent $20,000 fighting the lawsuit, and the case is far from over. >>> nearly 200,000 packs of birth control pills are being recal

there is also dr george church at harvard trying to recreate a woolly mammoth by using the technique. extraordinary that that is possible and, are you concerned when you hear things like that? is there a reason to be concerned? well, whether or not it is possible, i am not sure. but i think the sort of larger point there is that it is possible now to use genome editing to introduce dna sequences into cells in a controlled way, and so whether we are trying to create a woolly mammoth or even make a small change that introduces new genetic traits into an existing organism... so he is doing this with elephants. this is the idea, right. would it be possible to create a woolly mammoth? i think it will be hard, honestly. it is going to require figuring out exactly what pieces of dna to reintroduce into an elephant, and obviously finding an appropriate habitat for that resulting animal. one of the other things that has been done is double muscled animals, this is the argument... correct, yeah. and you can imagine police dogs which are more muscly. yeah. this is also of course something that h

dr. george tyndall molested patients over a period of several decades.ll worked at usc for 30 years. he left last year after an investigation ended in a settlement. some of those students are now speaking publicly. >> it is horrifying to know that during such a vulnerable moment in my life i was in the hands of a predator. >> sometimes the word of a woman and particularly a young woman is not afforded the value that it should be afforded. >> tyndall has denied any wrongdoing and members of the board of trustees of the school say they have full confidence in the university's president. >>> in medical news doctors are out with a new recommendation on how much sleep you should be getting. the big headline, a consistent seven hours a night and then nine hours on weekends is optimal. sleep less than five hours a night on a regular basis, and you have a 65% higher chance of dying earlier. >> you have my ear. >> on the other hand, too much sleep is bad for you too. researchers found more than nine hours on a regular basis also increases your risk of dying earli

dr. george tyndall. >>> the video that sparked nationwide outrage.york attorney aaron schlossberg now apologizing for his rant. the video showing him yelling at restaurant workers for speaking spanish instead of english. saying, quote, this is america. schlossberg saying "to the people i insulted, i apologize," adding, "i am not a racist." >>> and prince harry and duchess meghan, and a royal case of the giggles. their first official appearance today, harry appeared to be stung by a bee right there by his ear, interrupting a birthday speech for his father, prince charles. >> sorry, that bee really got me. >> meghan and her new in-laws appearing to laugh there afterwards. harry was obviously okay. >>> when we come back tonight, america strong. what happened inside a tulsa firehouse. if you use some of these moves way too often... then you might have a common condition called dry mouth... which can be brought on by many things, like medication and medical conditions. biotène provides immediate, long lasting relief from dry mouth symptoms. it is clinical

dr. george tyndall, of repeated sexual misconduct. >> he said that he loosened my-- he was trying to loosen my pelvic muscle with his fingers >> reporter: tyndall worked for the university's student health center for about 30 years. accusations against him include taking "inappropriate pictures of patients genitals," "making sexual comments about their bodies," and "repeatedly assaulting patients under the guise of medical treatment." >> he made me feel extremely uncomfortable and violated. >> reporter: u.s.c. grad student daniella mohazab is one of nearly two-dozen women so far suing the doctor and the university so far. >> reportedly u.s.c. was aware of dr. tyndall's inappropriate conduct, even before i was born. >> reporter: but according to one of the lawsuits, tyndall wasn't even put on leave until 2016 when a concerned nurse reported him to the campus rape crisis center. he was fired last june. and university president max nikias only resigned after hundreds of faculty members signed a petition expressing "outrage and disappointment" about u.s.c.'s alleged failure to protect against "

dr. george tyndall. >> he told me go ahead and undress, i'll turn around. and he turned, you know, only sideways, so that he could kind of still look out of the corner of his eye. i felt uncomfortable, but then, i thought, you know, he's the doctor. he knows what he's supposed to do. >> reporter: the university says they've received as many as 300 calls on a hotline set up for patients of dr. tyndall. >> he stuck his fingers inside of me, and he moved them around. i said, no, no, no, there's no need, there's no need, please stop, no, and he said -- >> reporter: you asked him to stop? >> i did. >> reporter: and did he? >> he didn't. >> reporter: tyndall has denied any wrongdoing to the "l.a. times" and left the university in 2017. 200 faculty members at usc demanding that usc's president step down, writing that he's, quote, lost the moral authority to lead. nikias, who has the full support of the board of trustees, has said tyndall's alleged misconduct is "unacceptable" and he has a plan to "change the culture of the university" about handling allegations of

joining us from atlanta is dr elaina george who beyond her own practice is a member of the national physicians council on health care policy and she is a popular speaker and widely published analyst specializing in health care consumer driven solutions dr thank you for joining us. thank you it's a pleasure to be with you do you concur with speaker ryan's optimism for right to try. actually i do i think this is a wonderful day for patients who have terminal illnesses they're now going to get an opportunity to have a chance and i think that's wonderful you have called the end of the affordable care act mandate the beginning of health care consumerism marketplace in which consumers can choose from low cost plans for catastrophic coverage and more expensive more comprehensive plans do we risk a right to try caste system in which leading edge treatments are available to the haves but not the have nots. actually i see it the opposite way the people who have the terminal illnesses are the ones who actually can benefit everybody these are the people who are willing to to try something that not availab

dr. george tyndall, the only full-time gynecologist for 30 years, has been accused of sexual misconduct.ice. >> reporter: the accuser danielle detail her account. >> he put two fingers in me and felt around. he said i think we better use some lube. he felt around by moving his fingers around inside for few minutes. he said that this was part of the std test. >> reporter: at least ten lawsuits filed against tyndall. as the accusations piled up, calls for the university president to step down. thousands signed the online petition calling for his removal. while 200 faculty members, including professors who were tenured said nikias lost the moral authority to lead the university. >> the leadership of the university comes from the president. >> reporter: the lawsuits allege usc failed to respond to complaints about tyndall for deca decades. the investigation found the university quietly paid off tyndall to leave in 2017. >> nothing was handled. period. they swept it under the rug. >> reporter: the board released a statement, our thoughts with the families affected by the situation and pledged

dr. george tindell and usc for covering up allegations of abuse for years.l abuse and not a standard exam after hearing reports about the gynecologist. >> reporter: this morning six women are suing the university of southern california alleging they were sexually abused, harassed and molested by a doctor w gynecologist at the school's student health center. in three separate lawsuits, the students accuse dr. george tyndall of forcing them to strip naked, fondling their breasts. and digitally penetrating their vaginas for no medical purposes. >> instead of being treated with care and sensitivity, they were treated with just the opposite. >> reporter: john manly, an attorney for dozens of women who were in usa gymnastics. he now represents four women in the usc case. >> they want change at the university. >> reporter: all six former students taking legal action, saying a female chaperon was in the room during their exams and the university failed to respond to complaints about tyndall. usc concealed the abuse for years according to one lawsuit. now years of co

dr. george tindle. in an open letter to staff, faculty and students, the president admitted that dr.dle was under investigation for quite a while. he also apologized in the letter. the usc board of trustees is standing behind the school's president. >> reportedly usc is aware of dr. tindle's inappropriate conduct before i was even born. >> some of the complaints against dr. tindle go back to 1991. >>> a former san jose state university student accused of sexually assaulting two men is set to appear in court this morning. a plea hearing is scheduled at the san jose hall of justice for luis venegas. he was arrested in march. in each case he and the alleged victim knew each other. it happened at a residence hall allegedly. >>> privacy advocates are blasting amazon's decision to market a powerful facial recognition tool to police. the system has the ability to identify people in videos and follow their movements almost instantly. the american civil liberties union and other privacy advocates are pressuring amazon to stop selling the program to government agencies saying, quote, once a da

there's actually a pretty standardized system out there it's not as wild west as you might think dr elana george thank you not only for joining us from atlanta tonight but thank you for your work. now let's bring in alexandra hall managing director of the isaac foundation whose mission statement speaks of funding innovative research to find a cure for m p s mukul polly sakura dosis a rare debilitating and devastating disease alexandra welcome and did i pronounce that right yes you did while van hollen thank you for having me on briefly what is m.p.'s. so m.p.s. is a very rare disorder it's a metabolic disorder so it really affects a patient's laces soames or their ability to kind of break down you know things in their bodies so they lack of enzymes to properly break the confounds they get stored in in a patient's you know their joints and their their corneas and it's just everywhere basically and so. are the executive director started the foundation over a decade ago when his son isaac was it was diagnosed with m.p.s. type six and we've just been focused on fund fund raising so that we can suppo

dr. george tyndall, and authorities did nothing to stop it. the accusations they describe now are graphic. >> he made sexual comments about me and said that i was pretty. >> reporter: danielle says when she was a 19-year-old student at usc, dr. george tyndall told her to undress for an exam, with no one else present. >> he moved his fingers around inside for a few minutes. he said that this was part of an std test. >> reporter: she says she felt violated but was new to usc and thought she could trust the doctor. she is one of seven women that are now suing the university and the doctor in four separate lawsuits, alleging think the ii sexually abused by tyndall. now, more than 2,500 students have signed a petition, calling for the remoouval of the university president. >> we felt we couldn't keep silent anymore. >> reporter: and 200 professors signed a letter saying the president has lost the moral authority to lead the university. >> he has claimed, yes, we made a mistake. it's no longer just a mistake. it's a pattern. >> reporter: the lawsuit

dr. george tendal is accused of giving inappropriate pelvic exams. the only times reports usc administrators knew about his misconduct dating back to at least the early 2000's. he has been accused by hundreds of victims. the six women of the first to file a lawsuit. usc reached a secret deal with tendal last summer that allowed him to resign with the financial payout. the doctor does not right now face criminal charges. >>> the new controversy surrounds the netflix show, "13 reasons why". the focus is a graphic scene involving a male student beaten by a bully and sexually assaulted. there is a warning before the episode where netflix alerts about the graphic violence, but critics say the scene goes too far. days ago, netflix canceled the red carpet premiere of the show because the new season includes a storyline about a student planning to shoot people at a school dance. >>> the new york police department has opened a criminal investigation into sexual assault claims against subletting -- celebrity chef mario batali. it was after a bombshell intervie

dr. george tindle or spoke to them in sexually inappropriate ways. investigators say it spans 25 years.he lapd and the d.a.'s office say they are reviewing cases to determine if any of them warrant consideration of criminal charges. >>> doctors at a bay area hospital performed a stem cell transplant on a preborn baby. the baby treated at uc-san francisco had thalassemia. it's a genetic bloodies order that affects 5% of the population and severe cases can be deadly if not treated. dr. mckenzie spent more than 10 years coming up with a way to do a stem cell transplant at the same time some necessary blood transfusions in utero. using the cells from the baby's mother. >> we made the discovery that the fetus tolerates some cells from the mother the best. if you transplant stem cells from any other source, the mother's immune system fights the new cells. >> some good news. the baby was born in february and is doing very well. but it's still too early to tell if the procedure will be effective long term. >>> consumer advocacy groups want state regulators to crack down on tesla over its autopi

dr. george kindell, gynecologist who worked at the university for 30 years. 21 former patients have filedlawsuits against ke in, dall accusing the doctor performing exams out gloves and groping women under his care. >> this incident has resulted in my being less trusting of doctors altogether. i trusted usc as institution but usc has let me down. >> university officials also never reported kindeall to medical board, defending himself in a letter to the la times saying, quote, patients sometimes fabricate stories adding that male and female clinicians who conduct pelvic exams should always have a chaperon present. we have heard the message and something is broken and actions are needed. lapd opened criminal investigation over misconduct. ufc sharing names of more than 300 former patients who were abused. >> president trump not happy with the secretary of homeland security at border. the president's personal attorney demanding information from the classified briefings on the alleged fbi informant in his client's campaign. >> i think rudy being on the team is extremely helpful. i have the hi

dr. george tindall conducted inappropriate exams but the university did not report the findings to the state medical board. >>> former movie mogul harvey weinstein has posted $1 million bail after surrendering to police an allegations of rape and criminal sex acts. the charges stem from encounters with two women. weinstein denies the allegations. he has given up his passport and expected back in court in late july. >>> scientists from the marine mammal center confirmed the female fin whale found in salinas was killed by a ship strike, the third in the past week. the others were discovered at jack london square in oakland and tennessee valley beach in marin county. >>> kylie jenner tweeted today it is the last day to visit her pop up shop in san francisco. the store, featuring her line of cosmetics and apparel opened eight days ago with a great deal of fanfare. legions of fans stood in line to got in and do some shopping as well as catch a glimpse of jenner when she arrived. >>> today is the second day of the first big day area music festival of the season. bottle rockets opened up the season

dr. george tindall conducted inappropriate exams but the university did not report the findings to the state medical board. >>> former movie mogul harvey weinstein has posted $1 million bail after surrendering to police on suspicion of rape and criminal sex acts. he spent less than a half hour in court yesterday. the charges stem from encounters with two women. weinstein denies the allegations. he has given up his passport and is expected back in court in late july. >>> today is the second day of the first big bay area music festival of the season. bottle rock took over napa for the weekend. dion lim sampled some of the excitement and shows us what is happening. >> reporter: while the crowds at the sixth annual bottle rock are about the same as years past selling out at 120,000 tickets the fans are ready for an upgraded experience. >> i have been looking forward to it since last year. the fact i am already here is unreal. >> reporter: there is of course the massive lineup with headliners set to take five different stages. like bruno mars, snoop dogg, and muse. >> incubus, earth, wind and fir

dr. george tindle is being sued by several former patients who accuse him of sexual misconduct in using racist language. los angeles police are looking into whether tindle should be charged. tindle told the "los angeles times" his examinations were thorough and appropriate. police have just started to interview the 52 women. some alleged actions such as racist comments could be unethical but not criminal. >>> disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein has been indicted on rape and criminal sex act charges in new york city. weinstein's lawyer says the former film producer will, quote, vigorously defend himself against the charges, which he strongly denies. it came after his lawyers said he decided not to testify before the grand jury. they say there was not enough time to prepare because he learned the specific charges and the accusers' identities only after turning himself in on friday. a manhattan prosecutor says the indictment brings weinstein another step closer to accountability. >>> roseanne barr is defending herself after she was fired after a racist tweet. she tweeted today i'm not a racist

dr. george tindall conducted inappropriate exams but the university did not report the findings to the stateical board. >>> former movie mogul harvey weinstein has posted $1 million bail after surrendering to police an allegations of rape and criminal sex acts. he spent less than a half hour in court yesterday. the charges stem from encounters with two women. weinstein denies the allegations. he has given up his passport and is expected back in court in late july. >>> today is the second day of the first big bay area music festival of the weekend. bottle rock is having its season. >> reporter: while the crowds at the sixth annual bottle rock are about the same as years past selling out at 120,000 tickets the fans are ready for an upgraded experience. >> i have been looking forward to it since last year. the fact i am already here is unreal. >> reporter: there is of course the massive lineup with headliners set to take five different stages. pruno mars, snoop dogg, and muse. >> incubus, earth, wind and fire all of it. i love it. >> reporter: there are more mouth watering food trucks. >> for t

dr. george tindel, a gynecologist who worked for 30 years at a university clinic. accusers said he conducted inappropriate exams. >> he said that he loosened my, he was trying to loosen my pelvic muscles with his fingers. >> usc said he was placed on administrative leave in 2016. he never returned to treating students. it's not clear when the president's final day on the job will be. >>> harvey weinstein, the disgraced movie mogul, is free of $1 million bail. he's wearing an electronic monitor and arrested friday in new york city charged with sex offenses, including two counts of rape. since last fall, dozens of women said weinstein took advantage of them, using the stature and influence to lure them into abusive situations. actress rose mcgowan said he raped her at sundance film festival in utah. >> it's tragic that it takes over 100 women and that probably means like 1,000 must be real. i mean this man had hunting grounds all over the world. >> beam get convictd when there is credible evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. in this case, don't believe the district at

dr. george tyndall. the gynecologist who worked at the university for 30 years. 21 former patients have filed lawsuits against tyndall accusing the doctor of making inappropriate comments, performing exams without gloves and groping women under his care. with many accusers saying their sexual abuse claims were ignored by the university and not reported to the authorities. >> this incident has resulted in my being less trusting of doctors all together. i trusted usc as an institution. but usc has let me down. >> university officials also never reported tyndall to the medical board even after he unceremoniously resigned as the school's gynecologist last year. dr. tyndall himself denying the abuse and assault claims defending himself in a letter to the l.a. times saying, quote, patients sometimes fabricate stories, adding that male and female clinicians who conduct pelvic exams should always have a chaperone present. up until this week, though, the usc board of trustees supported president nikias. the board

dr. george tyndall who worked for the university for 30 years of sexual abuse. he was fired in 2017 but the university did not report him to authorities. >>> overseas in ireland, official vote counting has begun on a nationwide referendum on legalizing abortion. exit polls indicating a majority, a large majority, will vote to repeal the country's abortion ban. one poll showing 68% in favor of changing the law, another had close to 70% in favor of ending the prohibition on abortion. seeking or providing an abortion has been a criminal offense in ireland since 1983. >>> in texas, the fbi and texas rangers are investigating a deadly shooting of a 20-year-old woman from guatemala in rio bravo along the u.s./mexico border. a border patrol agent says he fired a fwun whengun when a gro illegal immigrants including the woman rushed at him. three of them have been apprehended and are being questioned over that incident. >>> chrysler is recalling 5 million cars. at least one incident has been reported. the models ranging from 2014 to 2018 include the jeep grand cherokee r

dr. george tyndall of gross sexual misconduct and sexual assault. wo of them speaking out. >> dr. tyndall told me to undress from the bottom down. and he stood there watching while i did so. and he smiled. >> it is horrifying to know that during such a vulnerable moment in my life, i was in the hands of a predator. >> reporter: the students filing a joint lawsuit against tyndall, a former usc gynecologist, accusing him of molesting patients over several decades. and usc of failing to properly respond to their complaints. >> we're also calling on usc to conduct an independent investigation of the very serious allegations made by these students. >> reporter: tyndall, who worked at a usc clinic for 30 years denied wrongdoing. usc says they launched an investigation in 2006 after receiving a complaint. tyndall and usc reached a settlement agreement and he left the school last year. >> sometimes the word of a woman and particularly, a young woman, is not afforded the value that it should be afforded. >> reporter: the los angeles times reporting the univer

dr. george kindal of touching people inappropriately. he was suspended by usc in 2016.cated phone line to field complaints about the former sign congist. about the former gynecologist. >>> "the houston chronicle" reports a 25-year-old man is accused of enrolling in a dallas high school. he would sometimes score 30 points in a giame for hillcrest high. he was released from jail monday on $1,500 bond. >> it was also reported he was dating a 14-year-old student as well. >>> and "the washington post" reports the cdc is close to giving an all clear to eating romaine lettuce. it comes as the e. coli outbreak. the lettuce was last harvested april 16th. since it was past its shelf life tess it's unlikely anyone has contaminated products. the cdc is no longer advising consumers to throw romaine lettuce away. >> let's have some caesar salad. >>> crew members on a u.s. aircraft carrier is training side by side with french members. see what they're doing on what's described as a city with an airfield on top. you've tried moisturizer after moisturizer but one blows them all out of t

dr. george tindall is accused of groping patients, taking photos of their private parts, and making inappropriateual comments. police estimate he could have treated more than 10,000 women between 1989 and 2017. the lapd says it wants to hear from as many of them as possible. >> we are committed to thoroughly investigating any allegations and to do so with discreetness, with privacy, and with thoroughness. >> more than a dozen lawsuits have been filed against tyndall and the university. the doctor denied any wrongdoing in interviews with "the l.a. times." >>> a televangelist is asking for donations to buy a private jet. more than 750,000 people watch his sermons online and follow his ministry's facebook page. he's the second prominent televangelist this year to preach the virtues of a private plane. >> it's a good question. the ministry already has a jet. it had three, in fact, but he says he needs this new one to be able to go anywhere around the world in a single stop in order to spread the gospel to as many people as possible. >> reporter: in a video posted to his website last week, the televan

dr. george tyndall, the gynecologist who worked at the university for 30 years. 21 former patients have fileddoctor of making inappropriate comments, performing exams without gloves, and groping women under his care, with many of the accusers saying their sexual abuse claims were ignored by the university and not reported to authorities. >> this incident has resulted in my being less trusting of doctors all together. i trusted usc as an institution, but usc has let me down. >> university officials also never reported tyndall to the medical board even after he unceremoniously resigned as the school's gynecologist last year. dr. tyndall himself denying the abuse and assault claims defending himself in a letter to the l.a. times saying, quote, patients sometimes fabricate stories, adding that male and female clinicians who conduct pelvic exams should always have a chaperone present. now up until this week, the usc board of trustees supported the president, the board changing course on friday saying in a statement quote we have heard the message that something is broken and that urgent and profou

dr. george h. pink. the humana distinguished professor and the department of health, policy and management at the gillings school of global public health, deputy director of north carolina rural health research program, and the senior research fellow at the cecil g. ships center for health services. health services research. university of north carolina-chapel hill. prior to receiving his p. -- ph.d. in corporate finance, dr. pink spent 10 years in health services management. planning and consolidating. dr. pink hold as bachelor's degree in marketing from the university of calgary, a master's degree in health administration from the university of alberta, and a ph.d. in corporate finance from the university of toronto. our second witness, dr. mueller, will be introduced by my good friend and fellow committee member, senator grassley. senator grassley, if you'd like to, you can proceed right now. with your introduction. mr. grassley: before i do that, since rural hospitals have been brought up, i'd like t

george came down here in 1888 with his mother while she was being treated by a doctor here. dr. tle. george explored. he was quite taken with a lot of what he saw here. and shortly after that, he began buying up individual parcels. and, after he had accumulated around 2000 or so acres, this is from frederick olmsted's letters. . olmsted is a big part of my book just a fascinating individual. he wanted old instead -- olmsted to take a look at where he was making a building's country house. that's how it all kind of got started from there, it became a very big country house. but he quite taken with the area and the decisive trip was the 1888 trip he made down here with his mother. once olmsted said, you have not made a horrible mistake. the woods are a disaster here. you're going to have to do a lot of rehabilitation. quite familiars with not just asheville but beyond. he had traveled here essentially in the role of a journalist in many ways and had written about his travels. he knew the potential of this area from a biological standpoint, and from a botanical standpoint. then they

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dr. spencer was just treating george. it is unclear. george was sick at the time that dr. spencer shows up. >> doing double-duty. [laughter] >> she goes to dances. gregarious.etty a sociable person. but i do not believe she ever wanted to remarried. -- remarried. >> there you are. >> there's another thing in her background. had a number of older children from his previous marriage and one of them asked an abusive husband and got a separation. he beat her savagely and had another woman. was is just about when mary becoming an adolescent. her other brothers was a magistrate. so, at the same time her mother was not remarrying, she had the sister who was in a perfectly horrible marriage. so she had a clear idea how easy it was to go wrong and not to necessarily know what you were getting. i think she just did not -- the forces were all against it. >> thank you. >> one last question. >> this is for cynthia. we know that women have made incredible contributions to the history of our country and not gotten the credit they deserve. have pioneergin women she followed? did she have

dr. sandy hernandez and george gronova and george klein who wanted to work together with their friends and volunteers at general to focus on patient needs because they were so concerned about a crisis going on and the nature of our patients and so forth. they signed off on that. it was to provide quality services as much as we could volunteer to give at that point. it's astounding that there's now been 10 or 15 revisions as the foundation has grown. initially we were given free space in the hospital along with some other research units at ucsf in the hospital have grown or whatever. i just want to state that it has really been a significant part of the san francisco general hospital. it remains the san francisco general hospital foundation. it impacts and works collaboratively with our director of public health, our public health programs, our community clinic et cetera. it's astounding the amount of trustees we have who are new, some are three and four generations, five generations. all are committed to the quality and the excellent directors we've had to really make sure that the focus i