tyndall in the '90s as a ph.d.>> i have a small rose tattoo on the inside miff thigh, and he said oh, a picture for me. and that immediately created an atmosphere of, again, false intimacy, inappropriateness. >> a little lascivious. >> yes. so then he asked me about contraception. and i said i don't need any. and then he pride. i said, well, i am in a comm committed relationship with a woman. and again, the whole demeanor was salacious. then he asked me whether all lesbians hated men. >> reporter: jennifer mckenzie says dr. tyndall made inappropriate comments as well as inappropriate touching. >> he proceeded to put his thumb on my clitoris and his fingers in my vagina with a very calculated kind of menacing approach to me. it was very intimidating. i just wanted to get out of there. >> reporter: abc news chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton has been a gynecologist for 14 years. >> this is an area of medicine that by its definition, by its very nature is the most vulnerable, intimate part of a woman's body. s

george tyndall.ds standing accused of sexual harassment, abuse and assault. these women are speaking out publicly for the first time prestigious alma m, and their >> there was something very menacing about him. >> i shrieked. >> reporter: it's the scandal that rocked usc. >> dr. george tyndall is accused of improperly photographing them. >> claiming the university ignored complaints of sexual abuse. >> reporter: hundreds of women alleging campus gynecologist dr. george tyndall sexually abused or harassed them and this morning the most sweeping lawsuit against him yet, 51 women coming together to sue not just the doctor but the elite institution that employed and they say protected him for three decades. >> it made me angry that my alma mater that i really adored and was very thankful to allowed this to happen for so long. >> dr. tyndall abused these women, generations of women for approximately 30 years, but he wouldn't have gotten away with it if usc had stepped up. they were protecting a predator.

. >> they claim george tyndall sexually abused or harassed them.ng to sue not just the doctor but the institution that employed and protected him three decades. >> it makes me angry my alma mater that i really adored and they allowed this to happen for so long. dr. tyndall abused these women, generations of women for approximately 30 years, but he wouldn't have gotten away with it if usc had stepped up. they were protecting a predator. >> reporter: amanda davis, one of four accusers, now speaking publicly for the first time. did it seem odd to you a doctor is asked to take a naked photo from you? >> having been raised in a small town and girls very trusting, that's not something you question. >> reporter: dana lily went to see him in the '90s, she says he seemed pre-occupied with a tattoo on her inner thigh. >> he said, here's a picture for me. before she was even born. >> he did molest me. >> reporter: she says she wanted an std test. >> i was virgin. at the time i was raised, i didn't go to a gynecologist, i didn't know what was or was not approp

erica tyndall was appointed as the chair of the connecticut parole board in two thousand and eleven she and her staff oversee an average of forty cases per week we sit in panels of three. and it's by majority vote so you need two people to agree to either release or not. this hearing is. for. the. rays again. were you drinking. case. you think there's ever an acceptable time to put your hands on someone else oh no no what if they are in your face but if they're saying terrible things about your kids about your fiance is there ever a time. and put your hands. ok mr crawford and family stand by to liberate about. our cameras were not allowed inside while the board deliberates on its decision. like all parolees if crawford is granted parole he will serve the remaining part of his sentence outside of the prison walls. in massachusetts fifty nine year old donald perry has been stuck in the system for over thirty years. after pleading guilty to multiple armed robberies perry received a life sentence in one thousand nine hundred three. i remember doing a stent in maximum security segregation a

reinvent yourself and maybe lead you back to power where unknown was eight of one of the major parties tyndall position and if we are going to overthrow ninety all the parties and in no position must form a coalition going on their own by themselves they will never be able to defeat him so he was just headed that we form a coalition and whatever may be may have happened in the past that piece not as important as the attempt to with through an end because when the jeep is than the east that it will for the country so i'm. myself and many other this in the bus accused me of all kinds of. wrongdoing. and we decided that the boss he's a box now we have to come together because the overthrowing of nine hundred eighty s. far more important than our previous quarter what was the thought or so. far as you're concerned what are the main threats to manager. number one cause he was evolved in a lot of scandals including. accusation of he's stealing money from the government not small amounts billions of ringgit and also there was evidence brought by american department of justice we can ignore all these

erica tyndall was appointed as the chair of the connecticut parole board in two thousand and eleven she and her staff oversee an average of forty cases per week we sit in panels of three. and it's by majority vote so you need two people to agree to either release or not. pre-sentence investigation police records letters of support. statements. this hearing is being. given to. raise again. were you drinking. case stabbing you think there's ever an acceptable time to put your hands on someone else oh no no what if they are in your face but if they're saying terrible things about your kids about your fiance is there ever a time. and put your hands. ok mr crawford and family stand by to liberate about. our cameras were not allowed inside while the board deliberates on its decision. like all parolees if crawford is granted parole he will serve the remaining part of his sentence outside of the prison walls. in massachusetts fifty nine year old donald perry has been stuck in the system for over thirty years. after pleading guilty to multiple armed robberies perry received a life sentence in on

erica tyndall was appointed as the chair of the connecticut parole board in two thousand and eleven she and her staff oversee an average of forty cases per week we sit in panels of three. and it's by majority vote so you need two people to agree to either release or not. pre-sentence investigation police records letters of support. the statements. this hearing is being. given to. raise again. were you drinking. stabbing do you think there's ever an acceptable time to put your hands on someone else oh no no what if they are in your face but if they're saying terrible things about your kids about your fiance is there ever a time. and put your hands. ok mr crawford and family stand by to liberate about. our cameras were not allowed inside while the board deliberates on its decision. like all parolees if crawford is granted parole he will serve the remaining part of his sentence outside of the prison walls. in massachusetts fifty nine year old donald perry has been stuck in the system for over thirty years. after pleading guilty to multiple armed robberies kerry received a life sentence in

and all was one of the major parties tyndall position and if we are going to overthrow ninety all the parties and in no position must form a coalition going on their own by themselves they will never be able to defeat him so he was headed that we form a coalition and whatever may be may have happened in the past that the east not as important as the attempt to with through and because when they do best and east that it will for the country so i'm. many are this in the bus accused me of all kinds of. wrongdoing. and we decided that the past has a box now we have to come together because the overthrowing of nine hundred eighty s. far more important than our previous quarter what was the thought was so bad that najib as far as you're concerned what are the main threats to malaysia. number one cause he was evolved in a lot of scandals including. accusation of he stealing money from the government not small amount billions of ringgit and also there was evidence brought by american department of justice we can ignore all these things and say well this did not happen no one would believe tha

let's discuss some of this with dr claire hoolohan — she's from the tyndall centre for climate changea second. first of all, dr claire hoolohan. can you nail this? does russia have one of the worst water lea ks does russia have one of the worst water leaks out of all the private water leaks out of all the private water companies are not? ——. united utilities have one of the worst. my ta ke utilities have one of the worst. my take is that in the uk we have a really big and old water infrastructure which means some leakage is inevitable. water companies have targets and make big investments in our water infrastructure, so leakage is only one part of the problem. when it comes to summer water shortage, it is more about what water is available, when and where, and how much we are using. at the moment obviously in the uk we have a really long period of drought, dry weather, which means we are using a little bit more water and it means we have a little less water available for us to use. but also in the northwest we have just had these massive fires which are placing extraordinary demand on