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 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."

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 where the victim said there's no amount of money that can make up for what tyndall did. >> garrett: no amount of money. jamie yuccas, thank you. today we learned jessica waltera died at her home in new york, a star on broadway and tv and mo

tyndall is due back in court today. the president of usc said that she's deeply sorry for the pain experienced by the women and hopes that the settlement provides some relief. some survivors have said no amount of money can make up for what happened. >>> so coming up, pfizer has begun testing a covid vaccine for younger children. when one might be ready. >>> and we remember award-winning actress jessica walter from the tv show "arrested development." this is the "cbs morning news." " start with all the non-sports dads. narrow it to the ones whose kids who can catch almost everything. especially a cold. meaning, you. you're the one we made mywalgreens for. join and get 30 minute pickup at walgreens.com if you have obstructive sleep apnea and you're often tired during the day, you could be missing out on amazing things. sunosi can help you join stay awake for them.ckup once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12

tyndall left usc in 2017. 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 management had to address it. the issue came to light as amazon workers in alabama try to unionize. >>> a southwest airlines pilot is in hot water after he was caught on a hot mic using foul language to trash the san francisco bay area and its residents. here's part of what he said. >> [ muted ] this place. got liberal weirdos probably driving around in [ muted ] hyundais, [ muted ] roads and [ muted ] that go slow as [ muted ]. you don't have [ muted ] unless you're rolling in coal. >> a lot of expletives in there but you get the gist. southwest says it's dealing with the matter internally. the faa is also investigating and it says pilots below 10,000 feet are not allowed to broadcast anything other than safety related messages. >>> s

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 affordable housing options in l.a. 14 republican state attorneys general are suing the biden administration over its moratorium on new oil and gas leases on public lands and water. biden's order was part of a string of executive actions addressing the climate crisis. and in northern minnesota, witnesses say police arrested more than two dozen water protectors thursday as they took nonviolent direct ac

george tyndall.ment 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 practice of medicin

george tyndall. he was the sole full-time gynecologist at the university from 89 until 2016, when he was finally suspended. since thenhe's been arrested, charged with dozens of assault counts and is now awaiting trial. audry nafziger is one of the survivors of the abuse. she is now a sex crimes prosecutor and deputy district attorney in ventura county, california. >> woodruff: and a warning, our conversation contains explicit language involving sexual abuse. audry nafziger, thank you so much for being with us. 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

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i do hope this much needed resolution provide some relief for those abused by george tyndall." >> we are talking about decades of the perversion of the patient physician relationship, something we all know could have been prevented. >> prosecutors say that if convicted as charged, he could face up to 64 years in prison. >>> firefighters responded to a fire at a home in san francisco this afternoon. it appeared to have started in a garage just after 1:00 this afternoon on crescent avenue and the college hill neighborhood. crews had the fire under control a short time later. no word on the extent of the damage. >>> chopper five was over the scene of a fatal collision between a pedestrian and caltrain. they were hit will trespassing on the tracks late this morning. none of the 18 passengers on board the train were injured. this is the second fatality involving caltrain this year. >>> health officials are in talks with the state to keep that mass vaccination site going at the oakland coliseum. it eight week run ends in early april. the discussions are focused on how the site could transi

get but this is hardly a giant but still beach tyndall to the ball as he headed outspoken front 7 minutes into the 2nd half. you know it's an obvious bit of it it's unbelievably frustrating that we can be happy with our start to the game but we just couldn't get a goal i also had a great chance and i think it's starting to bug me to be honest. in the 2nd half to kept us certainly had the chances. and in the 68 minute lawyer now has reacted quickly to find the bottom corner an equaliser. at times anish and just rewards for largely dominant display. would it be a turning point in any. sport coat like a hellish certainly not alarmed. and continue to parse clocking up $23.00 attempts on the outspoken. but the stats don't matter when the other side again create a goal out of nowhere. a shot firing and a loose ball. and with 2 minutes to go i'm very hard found himself one on one for outspoken 3rd shot on target and the 3rd goal. yet again marcos his team came away pointless. from fear boys tried everything and did everything we talked about for the game before to get it we've talked about enjoy

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 photo from her wedding. our lead national correspondent david begnaud spoke to the mahoneys in boulder. >>

former patients, 700 of them who allege they were abused by tyndall over the years. >>> the leaders 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 that launched a few weeks ago no damage reported or other impacts on the ground. what a beautiful sight i'm sure they thought a lot of things. >> yeah. >> remember the guy, dude, what is that? >> armageddon. >> yeah. >> no, it was n

a usc has agreed to pay out more than 1 billion dollars for claims against doctor george tyndall allegationsinst 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 south and more stormy weather to come. we'll take a closer look. and let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authentici