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ingham recognizes she may have gone too far. >> i feel bad. i shouldn't be so mean. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm geo benitez in new york. >> that would be the moral of the story. thanks for watching abc news. tune into good morning america tomorrow. as always we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com. good night, america. could you move over, please, a little, deb? debra. deb. [snoring] oh. oh, no. get!

wail the patient was unconscious, anesthesiologist tiffany ingham cracked jokes at his expense. >> round and round we go. where they will lapped, nobody knows. >> reporter: mocking the man with increasing viciousness. >> after five months of talking to him in preop i wanted to punch you in the face and man you up a little bit. i'm going to take a shot in the dark. >> the patient identified only as db in court papers successfully sued ingham and her practice for defamation and malpractice. a jury awarded db half a million dollars last week. >> does this happen more often than we realize? >> sadly, it probably does. it's incredibly disappointing. it's really, really sad and unspeakably offensive. >> reporter: dr. deborah peel is the founder of the texas based patient privacy foundation. she says patients like this raise the question. >> most people have trouble opening up just because they're sick. anything that makes people afraid of humiliation or mistreatment, that's not a good thing. >> reporter: while in this case a cell phone provided the critical evidence, peel argues that they caus

ingham recognizes she may have gone too far. >> i feel bad.houldn't be so mean. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm geo benitez in new york. >> that would be the moral of the story. thanks for watching abc news. tune into good morning america tomorrow. as always we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com. good night, america. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get

ingham recognizes she may have gone too far. >> i feel bad. be so mean. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm geo benitez in new york. >> that would be the moral of the story. thanks for watching abc news. tune into good morning america tomorrow. as always we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com. good night, america. [cheers and applause] >> hey! hey-hey-hey-hey! hey! hey! hey! hey! i'm terry crews, and it's time to start giving out the cash right here on millionaire! [cheers and applause] as a mother of two holding down two jobs, today's returning contestant is affectionately known as wonder woman. from new york city please welcome alyssa renkas! [cheers and applause] >> hi, terry. good to see you. >> how are you? >> i'm good. >> wow. so they call you wonder woman? >> absolutely. >> now, how would winning this money help you be more wonderful? >> [chortles] so i have two children. they're 10 and 12. it would definitely help for, you know, taking care of some of their educational expenses. i work full-time selling medical supplies and i also am a yoga te

ingham says the man had syphilis and tuberculosis and she wanted to punch him to "man him up." the company ingham worked for at the time suspect commenting about the jury award. >>> mourners paid their respects to a south carolina state senator. how officials shielded today's proceedings from the rebel flag. >>> danger lurking in the laundry. the new action to keep those liquid pods out of the hands of your children. >>> diet or exercise? some food for thought about what really works on news4 at 4. >>> we now know how a former white house chef died. walter scheib drowned according to new autopsy results from state medical investigators in new mexico. they have ruled his death accidental. scheib's body was discovered in a mountain stream on sunday, a week after he failed to return from a hike. he was 61. scheib ran the white house kitchen under presidents bill clinton and george w. bush. >>> today pope francis welcomed philadelphia's archbishop and several other city leaders to st. peter's square. the philadelphia delegation flew to the vatican to make final preparations for the

tiffany ingham. she and another doctor sued by the man. they discussed a rash on his penis. his attorney said he was verbally brutalized and defamed by the doctors that are supposed to be saving his life. and dr. ingham recorded a false diagnosis on the patients' record. >> it's really disappointing. >> reporter: you think doctors will be more careful? >> i'm sure. >> they say there is no privacy anymore. i'm always very careful about what i say. >> i was completely surprised. i found almost every statement to be shocking. >> reporter: an attorney who supplies in several suits said that the case is unique and raises the bar. >> i think it sends a strong message to doctors and to all professionals to watch what they say about paying patients and clients and consider their reputations in a setting where they are supposed to be acting professionally. >> reporter: on the opening day of the trial last week, soloman shah, was dismissed in the lawsuit even though he is heard make something insulting comments, and he did not stop the other doctor, the anesthesiologist from recording

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>> reporter: even catching ingham writing a false diagnosis in his chart?e them and probably won't. i'm just going to take a shot in the dark. >> reporter: ingham caught laughing at the unconscious patient probably not laughing anymore. >> i feel bad. i shouldn't be so mean. >> reporter: last week a judge ordering the anesthesiologist and her practice to pay the patient $500,000 in damages. and we reached out to dr. ingham and her attorney but haven't heard back and in this case she was found liable for medical malpractice, probably because of that false diagnosis in the patient's chart. so many of us wonder what happens when we go under. hopefully not this. >> yeah. >> hopefully not. >> whoo. >> hard to believe. >> yes. >> thank you, gio. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the new study revealing the upside to your kids' lying. >>> next the ultimate undo button. new feature that could be the end of that e-mail you sent and you're like i want it back. i want it back. we'll tell you about it. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. 24 hour relief that

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the voice anesthesiaiology tiffany ingham. she and solomon shah were recorded. his attorney said he was verbally brutalized and defamed by the very doctors to who he trusted with his life. dr.ingham recorded a false diagnosis on the patients' records. an attorney who supplies in civil suits said that the case is unique and raises the bar. >> i think it sends a strong message to doctors and professionals to watch what they say about their paying patients and clients. >> reporter: in reston, peggy fox, wusa mine. >> on the opening day of the trial, shah was dismissed against the lawsuit and the washington post reported the story that a jury told the post they concluded they had to give the plaintiff something to make sure it didn't happen again. >>> a trash truck dumps a mountain of smoldering garbage in front of a tire shop. the driver did try and put out the flames but it was so big. firefighters sprayed with foam and then left. the pile is sitting there now on georgia avenue. >>> coming up, bedlam at a bonfire. what sent several folks to the hospital and dozens

. >> reporter: a northern virginia anesthesiologist, tiffany ingham is paying the price for insulting >> really after five minutes of talking to you in preop, i wanted to punch you in the face and man you up a little. >> reporter: only identified as db says he used his iphone to record his doctor's instructions for postop care in april 2013 but forgot to stop the recording once he went under anesthesia, and what he heard after he woke up, led him to sue for malpractice and defamation. the anesthesiologist and a medical assistant can be heard mocking the patient for getting queasy. >> i was putting his iv in, and he's like, i always pass out when i look at the iv. >> well, why are you looking at it, retard? >> reporter: the recordings entered as evidence in the lawsuit, even catching ingham writing a false diagnosis in his chart. >> i'm going to mark hemorrhoids even though we don't see them and probably won't. i'm just going to take a shot in the dark. >> reporter: ingham caught laughing at the unconscious patient probably not laughing anymore. >> i feel bad. i shouldn't be so mean. >

you know, fran also out in hot ingham finding mid 60s at this point and finding also a mixture of sunuds. but that will likely change since we obviously have some wet weather to track in the days ahead. looking at the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, every day at least in the low 80s, definitely, little warmer for most of these days here, and with this sluggish system, you have got some showers and storms later today. that could be locally strong by the way that will even be running theme for us tomorrow with colds front crossing through, that front drops south thursday, friday, so most every us stay dry but maybe still a shower. off to the south. justin, over to you. >> good morning everyone, starting to pick up little bit as far as the volume goes on 95, looking at cottman still looking okay headed southbound, you can see some sun shining there so maybe battling little sun glare this morning, but clouds are starting to roll in from the west. we take you out to 422 looking eastbound here, the headlight still in good shape this hour. and this is just past route 29. we'll take yo

. >> reporter: that voice is anesthesiologist tiffany ingham. sued by the man undergoing the colonoscopy. while he was under anesthesia they were discussing a rash on his penis. >> some syphilis on your arm or something. it's probably tuberculosis of the penis. >> reporter: his attorney said he was verbally brutalized and defamed while under anesthesia. >> why are you looking, retard. >> reporter: they put a false diagnosis on his record. >> i'm going to mark hemorrhoids even though we don't see them and probably won't. i'm just going to take a shot in the dark. >> it is disappointing. >> reporter: do you think doctors will be more careful? >> i am sure. they say there's no privacy anymore. i'm always very careful about what i say. >> i was completely surprised. i found almost every statement to be shocking. >> reporter: stacy rose harris an attorney who specializes in civil suits, says the case is unique and raises the bar. >> i think it sends a strong message to doctors and to all professionals to watch what they say about their paying patient

ingham recognizing she may have gone too far.aking my head. i don't know there's much to say about that. >> there's not much to say, but at least, you know, she felt bad that she was so mean. >> yeah, she seemed like she felt really sorry. she was so torn up about being mean to that patient. that's disappointing because all the doctors i know really care about their patients and would never in a million years say that to someone that's under sedation. >> that you know of. >> well that's right. maybe we should all start recorded while under anesthesia. >> exactly. >>> coming up next half hour, another issue of speaking out. this one's about lying. a surprising study suggests that children who lie are often smarter than their peers. this would mean my kid's a genius. hear what the experts are saying. >>> but first, we are cooking up catfish. a southern delicacy gourmet-style, just in time for national catfish day. it's from "insomniac kitchen," next. i see some of it making its way in right now. >> announcer: "world news now" conti

tiffany ingham describes how the patient is annoying her and makes fun of him for having a rash on his genitals. >> a lot of lefter in that room the doctor who performed the colonoscopy didn't try to stop it but he was dismissed from the lawsuit the first day of trial. the "washington post" tried contact that anesthesiologist but didn't have any luck. state licensing records indicate she moved to florida. vance? >> thanks, chris. >>> tonight a local woman says if she can beat the same type of cancer that has afflicted maryland's governor, larry hogan, he can do it too. ten years ago, shar tease barnett was diagnosed with, aggressive large about cell non-hodgkin's lymphoma. that is what governor hogan is fighting. she says it started off with her with a cough, then an x-ray revealed a tumor the size of an eggplant in her chest. she says she thought before that that she was the picture of health. >> i was an avid fitness enthusiast. i was 38 years old at the time, mother of a 5-year-old, long-time vegetarian. >> she beat the cancer with, aggressive treatment and now she works for the luk

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the ingham served in the africa. then served in the philippines. she was the command ship or the flagship for five of them. she was general macarthur's ship for his return. on february 25, 1945, she hosted general macarthur on board for the final stages of the seaside battle. there was also of course paratroopers doing the land side operations, and so, that was one of the highlights of her period out in the philippines. then she moved on for the amphibious landing at the gulf, the largest naval battle of the whole pacific war. her job was to conduct the amphibious landings. putting people at stores -- think people ashore. -- think people ashore. -- putting people ashore. the lsm's were medium-size landing crafts. some carried troops. lsd's carry tanks and heavy equipment. everybody got up on the beach for the invasion and they had admiral arthur struble on here. he was the guy who planned the d-day landings for eisenhower in europe and after that was over, they sent him to the philippines to land the rest of the landings there. they had a large arm

ingham the secretary for the treasury for andrew jackson. that is how she got her name. her early period was serving alaska, patrol duty, fisheries and saving lives in the alaskan waters. when we declared war in 1941 they had top ships escort merchant ships and this is one of the ships that did that function. they hadthey had up to four or five different ships escorting them. the size of the convoys could be anywhere from 10 to 80 ships. sometimes the larger ones at a really large convoy. the longest battle all the war, it was nasty out there. storms came up. hurricanes ice all over the ships, really adverse conditions. the ships were outfitted with depth charges and k guns. a little bit bigger than a destroyer as gore. she picked up the sound of a u-boat and closed in on it and dropped depth charges and sank u-boat 626. this was in late 1942. this was just south of iceland. they depended on ships to cover that particular part of the ocean. while you are escorting these merchant ships, you would have to break off, chased down severing contact do what you can do and in ge