tyndall was the only full time gynecologist at usc for three decades.y he treated tens of thousands of women. >> there are literally thousands of women that that man assaulted in that health center and worse. >> reporter: it's taken years to reach this point. abc's kayna whitworth first spoke to one plaintiff in 2018. >> you asked him to stop. >> i asked him to stop. >> and did he? >> he didn't. >> reporter: tyndall faces 35 criminal counts of alleged sexual misconduct between 2009 and 2016 at the university's health center. he pleaded not guilty. his alleged victims say this is a major step toward justice being served. >> if not for justice for the victims, at least show future predators and those who would enable them that there is a price to pay. >> dr. tyndall left usc in 2017. he's free on bond awaiting trial. >>> amazon is denying a claim made by some of its delivery drivers. they claim they've been so busy, they had to urinate in water bottles while on the road. internal emails reportedly show the practice was so widespread that company managemen

he was the only full time gynecologist there for 13 decades, treating tens of thousands of women. >> are literally thousands of women that man assaulted in that health center. and worse. >> reporter: tindle is pleading not guilty. survivors demand justice is served. >> if not least show future predators. >> reporter: he left usc in 2017 and is free waiting to go to trial. >>> a southwest pilot was caught on a hot mic on a rant against the bay area. amanda del castillo says at the time he was taxiing for departure at the san jose international airport. >> reporter: as we say in television, the mic is always hot. a lesson for an unidentified southwest airlines pilot. he took shot test region last week with generalizations from guns to cars [ bleep] weirdos. >> at some point season tried to get his attention. >> calling on tower, hot mic. >> reporter: while the wasn't broadcast to passengers, some are worried. >> i would think maybe he's drunk or something. >> i think it's a good thing the aircraft didn't hear that because i'd be very scared to hear a pilot saying that, especially with

this gynecologist was able to abuse these women, allegedly, over 27 years without the university moving to step in until the very end. how is that possible? >> you know, judy, it is almost inexplainable because there were complaints. i saw him in 1990, and i know that a woman in 1989 complained to the university. and they did nothing. and they received repeated complaints throughout the decades, and still they did nothing. they empowered him to continue to perfect preying upon women. it is just horrible. >> woodruff: as you said, you were one of the earliest victims. and you said 1990 -- what happened to you and what happened -- how did you deal with it? >> i saw him in 1990, and i went to the health center. he invited me into his room. he closed and he locked the door. i had vry little experience with this types of medical exams, so i didn't know what to expect. so after he locked the door, he had me get on the table, disrobe, put my feet in stirrups, and proceeded to give me an examination without gloves. he -- during part of that examination, he asked to take photos of my body and po

he was the only full time gynecologist there for 13 decades, treating tens of thousands of women. >>re literally thousands of women that man assaulted in that heth. anworse. >> reporter: tindle is pleading not guilty. survivors demand justice is served. >> if not least show future predators. >> reporter: he left usc in 2017 and is free on bond waiting to go to trial. >>> a southwest airlines pilot was caught on a hot mic on a rant against the bay area. amanda del castillo says at the time he was taxiing for departure at the san jose international airport. >> reporter: as we say in television, the mic is always hot. lesson for an unidentifie southwest airlines pilot. he took shot test region last week with generalizations from guns to cars [ bleep] weirdos. >> at some point season tried to get his attention. >> calling on tower, hot mic. >> reporter: while the tirade wasn't broadcast to passengers, some are worried. >> i would think maybe he's drunk or something. >> i think it's a good thing the aircraft didn't hear that because i'd be very scared to hear a pilot saying that, especial

usc, as well. >> reporter: more than 700 women branded former university of southern california gynecologist george tyndall a sexual predator. they've been awarded $850 million. that combined with a previous class-action lawsuit brings usc's payout to more than $1 billion. now a sex crimes prosecutor, this is one of tyndall's survivors. when this first happened, did you think there was something wrong? >> i knew the way he talked to me and the filthy, disgusting stories he told me. when he was taking pictures under the guise of treatment, i didn't know those things were wrong. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims the university knew about the complaints yet did nothing to protect students. >> they're very powerful institution, usc. the fact that they didn't care and threw us to the wolves is so disgusting. >> reporter: anika orionan said she was also a victim. >> using two fingers, he performed an examination in deeply massaging, penetrative motion. >> reporter: tyndall was arrested in june, 2019, pleading not guilty to 35 criminal charges. >> that was jamie yuccas reporting. tyndall is due back

as well. >> reporter: more than 700 women branded former university of southern california gynecologist george tyndall a sexual predator. tonight they have been awarded $850 million. that combined with a previous class action lawsuit brings u.s.c.'s payout to more than a billion dollars. now a sex crimes prosecutor, audry nafziger says she's one of tyndall's survivors. when this first happened to you. did you think there was something wrong? >> i knew there was something wrong the way he talked to me and the filthy disgusting stories he told me. but when he was taking pictures under the guise of treatment, ic didn't know those things were wrong. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims the university knew about the complaints yet did nothing to protect students. >> they're a very powerful institution, u.s.c. and the fact that they just didn't care and threw us to the wolves is so disgusting. >> reporter: anika narayanan says she was also a victim of dr. tyndall. >> using two fingers he performed an examination and-- deeply massaging sort of penetrative motion. >> reporter: tyndall was initially

as well. >> reporter: more than 700 women branded former university of southern california gynecologist george tyndall a sexual predator. tonight they have been awarded $850 million. that combined with a previous class action lawsuit brings u.s.c.'s payout to more than a billion dollars. audry nafziger says she's one of tyndall's survivors. s heold me.irst happened did you >> reporter: tawothingo protect students. >> they're a very powerful institution u.s.c. and the fact that they just didn't care and threw us to the wolves is so disgusting. >> reporter: anika narayanan says she was also a victim of dr. tyndall. >> using two fingers he performed an examination and deeply massaging in a penetrative motion. >> reporter: tyndall was initially arrested in june 2019 pleading not guilty to 35 criminal charges. he's due back in court tomorrow. tonight u.s.c.'s president released a statement. in it she says she's deeply sorry for the pain experienced by the women and hopes the settlement provides some relief." i can tell you we were listening to a press conference held a little earlier today w

hospital struggling to cope doctors have been pressured not to make their cases public but one gynecologist did speak out. it was very it is very really arrested there are many. getting pregnant. present there is sexually transmitted disease we supposed dramatics that i said this. really domestic. to grace into him government has promised to investigate the cases it says is boosting the regional police force to try to bring the perpetrators to justice but many women are still trapped in their villages so there's great concern that the majority of lukey says remain unreported and that alone with no trama. correspondent maria get. reports from mecca and she joins me now from. maria powerful painful testimony from the survivor you met how much help is there for the women who have been subjected to 1st horrific sexual abuse there will throughout the region help is very limited but in the hospital that i visited and i make a list so that's a referral hospital there is a small center called one stop center where women can go get their position and receive some medical treatment that they need but

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. >> reporter: they allowed thousands of women to be abused by the gynecologist and when they found out, they covered it up. they ate it and abetted. all of those sexual assaults. >> the lawsuits allege that the university received numerous complaints about the doctors sexual abuse of behavior for decades, but chose to conceal and ignore it to protect the reputation. university officials denied allegations of a cover-up in the past. he has pleaded not guilty to dozens of sexual assault charges and is now awaiting trial. some of his accusers a spoke out after the announcement of the settlement. >> a very sobering moment to know that that man had his hands all over me, and everything he did was a lie. >> this is the message i want to send today. powerful people at powerful institutions can and must be held to account. >> reporter: the president released a statement to the college community, which reads in part, ", i am deeply sorry for those who trusted him as a physician and appreciate the courage of all came forward. i do hope this much needed resolution provide some relief for those ab

thousands of victims have a georged george kindle, the school gynecologist of sexual harassment and abuseed not guilty to 35 counts of criminal sexual misconduct. >>> an investigation underway in long beach, california, after a life guard tower painted te lgb destroyed by fire. a motive has not been determined here but long beach's mayor, who is openly gay, called this incident an act of hate. he said the tower will be rebuilt better and brighter. >>> a tennessee police officer's act of kindness is going viral this morning after he led a helping hand to two high school students the clarksville police department said he was on his routine patrol when he stopped to help the students tie their ties for senior pictures they said not all cops are bad and learning life lessons right there. as soon as lockdown is over, he'll be getting out of those joggers. >> from someone who doesn't like wearing ties, it's a life lesson everybody needs to know. >>> pepsi is turning to peeps candies for help with a sweet new spring flavor. it's teaming up with pepsi to create a marshmallow flavored soda you won

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usc agrowed to pay $250 million who accused the school's former gynecologist of sexual abuse. >> reporterhistoric s university of southern settlement agreeing to pay over $825 million. >> powerful people at powerful institutions can and must be held to >> reporter: the settlementheads to a previous 200 million settlement bringing it to over $1 billion. attorneys said he treated trea of thousands of women. >> there are thousands of he assaulted. >> reporter: it happened between2009 and women. survivors like lucy doe happened in justice be served. >> at least show future predators and those who would enable them. >> reporter: dr. tendle left usc in 2017 and remains free on bond as he awaits to go to trial. >>> a san francisco judges had denied the city's request to force all students back to class by the end of april. they sued the direct when the officials had no clear plan on reopening. the judge ruled the suit is pointless. younger students are set it return by students by the end of next month. >>> before steve jobs cofounded apple, he applied for a job. find out how someone is willing

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questions about the vaccine and pregnant women, but the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists say the covid-19 vaccine should be offered to pregnant and breast-feeding women who can make their own decision about whether or not to get it. they also note that the covid-19 virus is much more severe in pregnant women if they contract it. so another note to keep in mind there. >> ok. good information. thanks so much. >> heading back to school. open unified returning to in person learning in just five days. these are the preparations going on at garfield elementary schools. they've been making changes to make the schools safer, the classrooms have been properly spaced and are well stocked with ppe. >> the garfield staff and say that we are very excited to return. we miss our students, we miss our families and we are excited and looking forward to a safe return. >> pre-k to second great returns to in-person learning next week. >> it's just march but we're starting to hear the dreaded d word here in california. drought. the state water board is sending notices of states holders of rig

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pay $852 million to over 700 women who accuse the school of covering up years of abuse by campus gynecologistl. a previous settlement bringing the total amount to over a billion dollars. >> the most important thing that i hope history tells us about this record-breaking settlement is this will no longer be tolerated. >> reporter: tyndall accused of using his position to sexually abuse hundreds of women. the university allegedly receiving numerous complaints about tyndall, but he kept his job for over three decades. >> even while staff at the student clinic exposed him, usc allowed thousands of women to be abused by the gynecologist and when they found out they covered it up. they aided and abetted all of those sexual assaults. >> reporter: in 2018 victims telling abc news' juju chang their stories. >> i didn't know what was or was not appropriate and having a pelvic exam is not necessary to check for stds, but he decided to give me one anyway. >> reporter: tyndall denies any wrongdoing. at the time his lawyers saying, dr. tyndall is confident when all facts are known it will be clear that his

the american institute of gynecologists says it is ridiculous. democrats tend to like the idea. we take a consistent stand at the institute in favor of individual liberty, limited government, free markets and peace. in health care, we want to protect your most fundamental health care right, which is the right to make your own decision. not only because it is right but because when government does that, we get better health care, more affordable, more secure and brings the reach of an ever-increasing number of people. host: irene, first up in aurora, colorado. caller: my complaint on the aca, they are leaving out the most important part, which is they cover pre-existing conditions. there are a lot of people not covered with pre-existing conditions before the aca. now there are a lot more people whose lives are being taken care of in a responsible way. guest: can i make a comment? host: yeah. guest: exactly right. if you buy insurance on your own, this is the law that ensures you can have access to that coverage and it is affordable if you have a pre-existing condition. 135 millio

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over $1 billion in settlements to more than 700 women who accused former student health center gynecologist george tyndall of sexually assaulting them. last february, a federal investigation concluded the university had mishandled dozens of sexual assault reports against tyndall, allowing the abuse to continue for years. survivors have said tyndall raped or forcibly touched them, and made racist and misogynistic comments while he sexually abused them. tyndall was arrested in 2019. his trial is pending. in los angeles, local media report about a dozen people were arrested thursday night asde massive protests continued over the violent police eviction of hundreds of unhoused people living in an encampment in the city's echo park. a reporter with "the l.a. times" and o reports with t outletnock l. were ao detain by poli while veringhursday's prott. the expulsion of unhoused people from echo park comes after several residents living in the gentrified neighborhood complained to city officials and police about the encampment. unhoused organizers say there is a major shortage of permanent and affo

settlement has been reached in the lawsuit involving a former university of southern california gynecologist how much the university is being ordered to pay up, alex and i will have those stories and much more coming up in just a few minutes live at seven. over on ktvu plus for so after the break, several deaths have been reported after several tornadoes ripped across alabama. you get a sense of just how bad it was from these pictures, and there's concern tonight that more severe let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. reports of tornadoes touching down all across the state, causing extensive damage, especially in the birmingham area. many people are reportedly trapped in their homes and search and rescue efforts are underway. the governor of alabama has declared a state of emergency and it appears that eve

agreeing to an $852 million settlement with more than 700 women accusing the college's long time gynecologistay i don't tell. the women say dr. george tindall who worked at the school clinic for 30 years made lewd comments, photographed and groped them during medical examinations. tindall has pleaded not guilty. >> 700 women. amazing. >>> the death toll from the winter storms that pummeled texas more than double what we last knew. officials now say 111 people died when the heat shut off and water pipes froze there. 47 was the last known death toll. the majority of the deaths were from hypothermia and amazingly 127 residents still under a boil water notice. >>> major police reform in new york city. the city council ending what's known as qualified immunity that protects police officers from most civil lawsuits. additional oversight and more transparency from the department also on the way. the city's civilian review board will now be allowed to investigate officers with a history of bias and racial profiling complaints. >>> actress jessica walt who are died nurse in a career spanning six decad

the american college of obstetricians an gynecologists say absolutely if you're pregnant, if you're lactating, go ahead and get that vaccine, because we'd rather have you get the vaccine than deal with the risks of being unvaccinated, potentially getting exposed to this virus while pregnant. we're worried about that combination. so get the vaccine. katy, job well done that was the right thing to do, and our leading experts in that field, obstetrics and gynecology say that exact same thing. >> okay. we're happy for her and her team at home. teddy and tony. dr. ben gupta, we can't thank you enough for guiding us through the perils this past year we've boast witnessed. can't thank you enough for all the work you've done for all our patients. whether we be forever grateful. thank you for come on tonight and taking all our questions. dr. ben gupta from seattle. >>> coming up tonight, the message from the president, help is on the way. and now biden is on his way to tell americans, give them a preview of what's coming and now by the way comes the hard part. with derm recommended peptides. hydrates

it settles the claims tied to more than 700 women accusing a former campus gynecologist of abuse.a first settlement of $215 million adding up to more than $1 billion all together. dr. george tindall pleaded not guilty to 35 criminal accounts of sexual misconduct. >>> president biden gave his first presidential news conference yesterday. >> scott mcgrew, the president was not even asked once about the pandemic. >> no, not a single question. good morning to you. he had to bring it up himself. most of the questions cierra were about the number of immigrants and refugees at the border. president biden points out we are turning tens of thousands of people away but he said he wouldn't apologize for sheltering children who come across the desert alone. the president also asked about new voting laws, several states putting into place, notably states where the vote between democrats and republicans was very close. republicans say it's to make the vote safer and less prone to abuse. democrats say it's being done to quash their vote particularly the black vote and the president agrees. >> wh

the money goes to more than 700 women who accused the long time campus gynecologist. dr. george tindel is also facing 35 counts of alleged sexual misconduct. the u.s. supreme court says victims of accidents involving ford vehicles may sue the company in state courts. today's decision includes cars originally purchased in one state and resold as "used" elsewhere. it could open the door to more state court lawsuits against auto makers and companies doing business nationwide. in economic news, new claims for unemployment benefits in the u.s. fell to 684,000 last week, the lowest since the pandemic began. and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 199 points to close at 32,619. the nasdaq rose 15 points, and the s&p 500 added 20. still to come on the newshour: europe struggles to manage a new wave of infections, and the challenge of vaccine rollout. problems of equitable distribution continue to plague the paycheck protection program. volunteers here at home use every tool at their disposal to find vaccines for people who need help. plus, much more. >> woodru

the money goes to more than 700 women who accuse the longtime campus gynecologist. dr.ndall -- tindal is also facing misconduct charges. the supreme court of california issued a major ruling today that bars holding people in jail simply because they cannot afford bail. the unanimous decision said lower courts must consider the ability to pay, unless the defendant is deemed too dangerous to release. the upshot is that many indigent defendants may now be released. and in russia, opposition leader alexei navalny says that his physical condition is worsening in prison. he complained of poor treatment for back pain and leg problems. navalny was jailed for violating probation because he traveled to germany to recover from being poisoned. he blamed the attack on the putin government. protests in myanmar today led to fresh violence, with reports of four people killed. troops attacked crowds. meanwhile, the u.s. imposed new sanctions. state department officials told a senate hearing that they will hit the army regime where it hurts. atul: what these are doing now is really pinpo

wolfgang haida is a gynecologist from the neighboring city of heidelberg he works for me once a week on a voluntary basis sandra only does sex work occasionally now when she's especially short of money she asks wolfgang hider to give her a routine check up most of them school clothes everything's fine that's quite an unusual move going haida says many of the sex workers he sees suffers from gleaning pain and infections and then there are the emotional wounds. these are fallen is in these women are very wounded they're carrying a huge burden even if they appear normal and greet you cheerfully there's a part of them that's deeply sad. they suffer lifelong nightmares it's like something's broken inside is they're no longer willing to commit to a relationship if they don't trust anyone and certainly not men it's a destruction of the female soul. he believes it's not just the sex traffickers who want to blame but also those who pay for the woman services. as a friend of mine was wonderful i think you have to approach the clients so that they realize what they're doing that if they go to t

it settles the claims tied to more than 700 women accusing a former campus gynecologist of abuse.t follows a first settlement of $215 million adding up to more than $1 billion all together. dr. george tindall pleaded not guilty to 35 criminal accounts of sexual misconduct. >>> still no response this morning from san francisco unified vice president alison collins after fellow board members last night stripped her of her leadership position. the board approved a no confidence measure with a 5-2 vote. take a listen. >> mr. alexander? >> yes. >> mr. bogus? >> yes. >> miss collins? >> no. >> the measure says collins failed to accept responsibility for words and tweets she sent in 2016 and if she resign it calls for removal from all board committees for the duration of her term. she apologized for racially charged tweets she posted in 2016 and indicated she had no plans to step down. >>> meanwhile, older students in san francisco schools know now when they'll go back to the classroom. the district announced in-person classes will begin april 26th for middle and high schools. elementary

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they have accused the college's longtime campus gynecologist of abuse when combined with an earlier settlementt a separate class action suit. a usc has agreed to pay out more than 1 billion dollars for claims against doctor george tyndall allegations against him first surfaced in 2018 in an investigation by the los angeles times. it reported that the doctor had been the subject of complaints of misconduct and usc dating back to the 1990's. >> next at 10 to chilly reality in the east bay city of oakland facing a record number of murders this year who is being targeted, where the crimes are happening in with city leaders say they're now doing about it. plus, if you thought bay area's low rent prices were sticking around as well. think again. why experts say those high prepandemic rents will be returning and we continue our celebration of remarkable women here in the bay area. how this nurse went above and beyond for colleagues when they needed it. most not just potentially saving lives, but local businesses as well. and the weather gorgeous here in the bay area. but turning deadly in the deep so

it is something you should talk about with your obstetrician or your gynecologist but i can guaranteeou what we know, that this is incredibly safe and that we know if you get covid as a pregnant woman, it can harm the pregnancy in ways that we don't want. so, it is a tragedy that we didn't have that information, yasmin. we are going to do a better job, hopefully, going forward with trials, but at the same time, we do have tens of thousands of healthcare workers, long-term care workers, people who voluntarily took this vaccine and have not had any problems months later. >> you talked about the benefits outweighing the risks. i just want to leave folks with some of these numbers here. three times more likely to be placed in an icu, pregnant women. they are three times more likely to be placed in an icu and in need of a ventilator. 70% more likely to die from covid-19. and potentially severe consequences for the unborn baby, including increased risk of premature birth. this is from the centers for disease control. dr. kavita patel, thank you as always, my friend. great to see you. >>> as

usc agreed to pay $852 million in a case involving more than 700 alleged victims of the school's gynecologists. its users claim usc knew for decades about the complaints against george tyndall but failed to remove him. usc's president said she's deeply sorry for the pain and hopes the resolution provides some relief. audrey nassinger said she was one of tyndall's first victims when he allegedly abused her during an exam. >> they're a very powerful institution, usc, and the fact that they didn't care and threw us to the wolves is so disgusting. >> he faces 35 criminal accounts of alleged sexual misconduct between 2009 and 2016. he pleaded not guilty and is free on bond. >>> the suspect in the deadly shooting in boulder, colorado, has been in court for the first time. al aliwi alissa was brought in court in a wheelchair and spoke only once to acknowledge the charges. his defense attorney immediately requested a mental health evaluation. this comes as we learn more about the ten victims of that attack, including 61-year-old kevin mahoney. he was a father of two. his daughter erica shared this pho

. >> reporter: the american college of gynecologists recommends that covid-19 vaccines not be withheldo became pregnant while participating in the initial vaccine trials. >> if you're not happy to be in a trial q don't do it. i'm just really excited that pregnant women will have this chance to be immunized for us to make history with some answers. >> reporter: carpenter's daughter is helping pave the way for future generations too as part of the trial, newborns will be monitored for their first six months of life. >> that's what sold me on it. like, okay, this could help my daughter. that can keep me safe. it just seemed like a win/win. >> reporter: there's at least one documented case in the u.s. of a baby born with covid-19 antibodies after the mother was vaccinated when she was pregnant. pfizer told us the women in this trial who receive a placebo will get a real vaccine one month after birth. that's important, because it's believed nursing mothers pass antibodies to their newborns through breast milk. pfizer expects the results from the trial in the summer of 2022. anthony? >> nikk

southern california has agreed to pay more than $1 billion to the women who accused a former school gynecologistd sexual assaults. george tyndall was arrested in 2019 he's pled not guilty the settlement money will go to more than 700 former patients, 700 of them who allege they were abused by tyndall over the years. >>> the leaders of several tech giants faced a grilling by congress yesterday >>> ceos of facebook, twitter, and google were called out, being accused of their platforms enabling the spread of misinformation, including about last year's presidential election and the covid-19 vaccine. lawmakers also blame the company's services for helping incite january's deadly insurrection at the capitol. the ceo's defending their efforts to balance freedom of speech while trying to weed out toxic content. >> >>> residents of the pacific northwest were treated to a mystery light show last night. around 9:00, folks from seattle to portland reported brilliant blazing streaks overhead although, many thought the bright lights were meteors, it turns out, they were objects of debris from a spacex rocket

the american institute of gynecologists says it is ridiculous. democrats tend to like the idea.onsistent stand at the institute in favor of individual liberty, limited government, free markets and peace. in health care, we want to protect your most fundamental health care right, which is the right to make your own decision. not only because it is right but because when government does that, we get better health care, more affordable, more secure and brings the reach of an ever-increasing number of people. host: irene, first up in aurora, colorado. caller: my complaint on the aca, they are leaving out the most important part, which is they cover pre-existing conditions. there are a lot of people not covered with pre-existing conditions before the aca. now there are a lot more people whose lives are being taken care of in a responsible way. guest: can i make a comment? host: yeah. guest: exactly right. if you buy insurance on your own, this is the law that ensures you can have access to that coverage and it is affordable if you have a pre-existing condition. 135 million americans

of pediatrics, the society for adolescent medicine, the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists, and the american public health association -- all of these groups oppose laws like this one that mandate parental involvement in minors' abortion decisions. so let's be clear. this is yet another partisan -- mainly partisan attack on a woman's constitutionally protected right to choose. it is completely unnecessary and distracts from the important work the senate is doing right now to deliver urgently needed covid relief. for these reasons, i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. all postcloture time has expired. the question is on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: the yeas are 95, the nays are 4. the nomination is confirmed. mr. schumer: thank you, mr. president. now, i ask unanimous consent that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table and the the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the pr