. >> reporter: watkins started tracking discipline cases. and says the california medical board handed out more lenient punishments than its guidelines suggested in 9 out of every 10 cases. >> so in 90% of the cases that crossed my desk in the year 2020, we did not follow the guidelines. >> reporter: cbs news analyzed the last five years of disciplinary decisions made by the medical board which works hand in hand with the attorney general's office. the board sanctioned more than 200 doctors for repeated acts of gross negligence, but allowed them to continue practicing. >> are you surprised at all? >> no. not at all. because i'm in the room. i'm in the room trying to stop that from happening. >> reporter: for the last year, watkins has been fighting to force the board to hold doctors accountable. >> the process is not working for the public, but unfortunately, it's working perfectly -- perfectly for the doctors. >> reporter: one physician member on the board chastised watkins last month for rocking the boat. n. . >> in my eight years on this

those kids are gonna -- they're not gonna have you. " >> was watkins right?r his family or both. we asked multiple times, but they told us they didn't want to be interviewed. anyway, for sergeant watkins, the evidence was too compelling to ignore, especially what came right out of the autopsy. photos which the detective said to the prosecutor told an unmistakable story. >> he said a cop did this, that this had been done by someone who had been trained in police defensive tactics. >> what'd you think when you heard that? >> well, i thought, we now have the evidence we need to charge bradley farrington. >> five weeks after sergeant watkins took over the case and a year and a half after cassy was killed, law enforcement tracked down brad farrington in tucson, arizona, where he had taken the children, and they arrested him and charged him with first degree murder. just one nagging worry. there was no evidence at all to put brad at the murder scene. and without that, odds of conviction weren't good. >> i was scared that he was gonna get off. >> coming up -- at tri

>> there's no question that it costs patients lives. >> reporter: watkins started tracking disciplinenia medical board handed out more lenient punishments than its guidelines suggested in 9 out of every 10 cases. >> so in 90% of the cases that crossed my desk in the year 2020, we did not follow the guidelines. >> reporter: cbs news analyzed the last five years of disciplinary decisions made by the medical board which works hand in hand with the attorney general's office. the board sanctioned more than 200 doctors for repeated acts of gross negligence, but allowed them to continue practicing. >> are you surprised at all? >> no. not at all. because i'm in the room. i'm in the room trying to stop that from happening. >> reporter: for the last year, watkins has been fighting to force the board to hold doctors accountable. >> the process is not working for the public, but unfortunately, it's

watkins, the only woman of the bronx six.ver's murder and in 1997 they went on trial together. eric says he doesn't know her now and didn't know her then. >> when trial started, the officers was bringing us up to the court and one of the officer's says this is watkins. i said, cathy watkins? she said yeah, who are you? i said, i'm eric glisson. how are you involved this? she says, i don't know. how are you involved? what's going on? we both didn't know. we was confused. >> now, 18 years later, assistant district attorney nicole keary says her office believes there may have been an injustice. but only agrees to release glisson and watkins if they wear monitor bracelets as the d. a.'s office continues to investigate. >> we have made a decision to take this unprecedented as you know, judge, and exceptional step that we are going to consent to the conditional vacating of the conviction for these two defendants and the condition being that the defendants do wear those electronic monitoring bracelets. >> all that's left now is for

watkins who says the birthday allows dangerous doctors to keep practicing. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. it's dry. there's no dry time. makes us wonder why we booked fifteen second ad slots. >>> the ongoing pandemic has affected all of us in one way or another, and this morning we have a personal reflection from one of our colleagues, reporter meg oliver. like many of us, meg's family faced a series of challenges over the past 18 months. that includes a sense of isolation and 18 months of education online for her kids. now with a new school year, meg says her sense of hope and optimism are renewed. >> i love the first day of school. i love the excitement, the jitters, making my three kids pose for pictures, even if they're rolling their eyes. we do it in the same place every year under this tree. unti

phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming worldissed the last matches in september because of injury the same applies for the aston villa forward 0llie watkins, who southgate said came close to making his squad for the european championship. ac milan defender fikayio tomoroi is also included along with arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale in place of nick pope. manchester united defender harry maguire misses out through injury along with liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold. we've got to it now push each time to we are together we got to push performance every day on the training pitch. yes, we've kept some stability which i think is right. but every player in that team and in that squad knows that there is a huge competition for places. and i think that's driving some of the performances that we have. some of the performances that we have. a west brom supporter has been jailed for racially abusing a footballer online, in what is believed to be the first time an immediate custodial sentence has been imposed for the crime in engla

the same applies for the aston villa forward ollie watkins, who southgate said onlyjust missed out onluded, along with arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale in place of nick pope. manchester united defender harry maguire misses out through injury, along with liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold. i don't know what they responded in september two a long summer with highs and lows, i thought was very impressive. i like the mentality of the whole group. but we are not going to sit and accept that. we have got to now push each time we are together. push performance every day on the training page. and so, yes, we have kept some stability, which i think is right, but every player in that team and in that squad knows that there is huge competition for places. and i think that's driving some of the performances that we have. now let's turn to cricket, and warwickshire remain on course time for a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. football's southern league will not grant requests for postponements this weekend or for the following midweek matches owing to the

phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming worlds squad for the european championship. ac milan defender fikayio tomoroi is also included along with arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale in place of nick pope. manchester united defender harry maguire misses out we've got to now push each time to we are together we got to push performance every day on the training pitch. yes, we've kept some stability which i think is right. but every player in that team and in that squad knows that there is a huge competition for places. and i think that's driving some of the performances that we have. a west brom supporter has been jailed for racially abusing a footballer online, in what is believed to be the first time an immediate custodial sentence has been imposed for the crime in england and wales. 50 year old simon silwood has been sentenced to eight weeks in prison, for sending an offensive message regarding a black player, romaine sawyers, via social media in january, following west bromwich albion's 5—0 defeat by manchester city. he admitted t

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the one business show you can't afford to miss branch bar, and i'm rachel watkins in washington. coming up the sci fi is continuing as pressure campaign against the crypto currency sector by threatening to point. we'll discuss the latest claims in the ongoing crackdown plot. australia high court says media companies are responsible for the comments made by the public on their post. we'll take a look at what the major ruling could mean for the future of social media. and in the wake of a qu, him guinea that has upset aluminum markets. could we soon see china turn to this out later on where to take a look at the under how the unrest is affecting global.

the cross talking china us relations, i'm joined by my guess, tom watkins and northville. he is president and ceo of t. d. w, and associates, a global business and educational consulting firm in knoxville. we have sarah shue . she is a visiting scholar at to down university and in beijing and we have our 10 again. he is a political and economic affairs commentator or across cycles in effect, that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to our, in beijing right before the 2nd summit or earlier this week. chinese media was expressing that the u. s. is looking for creating imaginary enemy out of china. and it was actually said during the high level meeting, what does that mean, imaginary enemy, could you explain that to our audience? well, china, that feels very beset, i mean, on almost a daily basis. this is kind of drum b to china is this that, and the other thing, there's very little truth, lots of allegations. so, i mean, china has, sees this as a situation where trying the u. s. is trying to play king of the hill. in essence, you know, try t

but the one business show you can't the board a miss branch a board and i'm rachel watkins in washington coming up. the fcc is continuing as pressure campaign against the crypto currency sector by threatening to point. we'll discuss the latest claims in the ongoing cracked out plot. australia as high court says media companies are responsible for the comments made by the public on their post. we'll take a look at what the major ruling could mean for the future of social media. and in the wake of a coup in guinea.

i'm joined by my guess, tom watkins and northville. he is president and ceo of t. d. w, and associates, a global business and educational consulting firm in knoxville. we have sarah shue . she is a visiting scholar at to down university, and in beijing we have, i know our 10 again. he is a political and economic affairs commentator or across cycles in effect, that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to i and are in beijing right before the 2nd summit or earlier this week. chinese media was expressing that the u. s. is looking for creating imaginary enemy out of china. and it was actually said during the high level meeting, what does that mean, imaginary enemy, could you explain that to our audience? well, china, that feels very beset, i mean, on the, almost a daily basis. this is kind of drum b to china is this that, and the other thing, there's very little proof, lots of allegations. so, i mean, china has, sees this as a situation where trying the u. s. is trying to play king of the hill. in essence, you know, try to cut down a compe

the same applies for the aston villa forward ollie watkins, who southgate said came close to making hisnchester united defender harry maguire misses out through injury, along with liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold. we have got to now push each time we are together, put performance every day on the training page. and so, yes, we have kept some stability, which i think is right, but every player in that team and in that squad does that there is huge competition for places. and i think that's driving some of the performances that we have. tottenham manager nuno espirito santo insists it's up to his team to recover from their poor run of form. santo has faced criticism following three successive league defeats, where they've only scored once. tottenham face slovenian side ns mura in the europa conference league tonight, and santo says he wants to see a reaction. we need to change it. today and tomorrow and the day after. because this is the moment that we have to react. we have to react. it's not, as you can imagine, it's not good feeling this way, like we are feeling now, like our

alright, joining me now to discuss today's hearings, d watkins, editor at large for a salon and professor at the university of baltimore. andrew berquist, who is a former counterterrorism officer and host of this is my show with ju berquist gentlemen. welcome to both of you. all right, drew, let's start with you. did things go as you had expected? they would go today. i mean with both sides of the aisle, asking some tough questions and getting answers and sometimes not getting answers. yeah, i mean like, well 1st of all, thanks for have miss davis. great to be here. i think these things always go this way. i will say this. there are some questions that surprise me out of the left. that was good to hear that actually were a little bit more more difficult than i anticipated. but what the reality of these hearings, these tests these, these, these, these situations always prove just to be political grandstanding, nothing of ever really a course, people get their talking points out there and then, and then they move on from there. and there's really no repercussions or anything that comes from

grow rebels are accused of killing more than 120 civilians in the region of the battlefield. losses watkins, wait for an indication of who's a head after elections. the true, just a half of eligible voters. yeah. and chairs is a statue of the confederate general, seen as a tunnel ring symbol of racism comes down in the us. ah, i've got this don infecting prime minister, says that officials who sled a free to safely return and play a role in the tunnel bonds interim government. well, our house on accident spoke to al jazeera down to veteran telecon figures. when named in top posts, he reiterated the promise of amnesty for those who worked in the form of government, or with foreign forces. for carley or shirley, we have suffered huge losses in money and lives to this historical moment in the history of the dentist. in this stage of bloodshed, killing, and contempt for people in afghanistan has ended. and we have paid dearly for the lower the officials of the taliban movement are facing a great responsibility to ask god to god them all. the islamic amorous announced the general amnesty for all

and i'm rachel watkins in washington coming up the fcc, continuing as pressure campaign against the crypto currency sector by threatening to point will discuss the latest claims in the ongoing crackdown plot australia high court says media companies are responsible for the comments made by the public on their post, we'll take a look at what the major ruling could mean to the future of social media. and in the wake of a qu, him guinea that has upset aluminum market. could we soon see china turn to this out later on where to take a look at be under how the unrest is affecting global supply chain? in fact, so today was that right in the and we leave the program with regulators in the united states planning to file a lawsuit against one of the world's largest crypto currency exchange in the securities and exchange commission has notified coin based global that it will through the exchange if it moves forward with plans to allow users to earn interest lending digital assets. the news was announced in a statement from coin basis chief legal officer, who said the lender product would be delayed u

for quiz watkins who gets behind the defense, but give rookie diameter lenore and jack waske tart creditthey keep walking out of the end zone, taking them down at the six yard line 91 yard gain but no touchdown. and that was key. because the 49ers mount a goal line stand that flipped the game on fourth down eagles wide receiver greg ward on the reverse. throws it out of the end zone. eagles walk away with nothing after a first and goal from the one jimmy garoppolo, then orchestrates a 97 yard drive. and how cool is this? jawan jennings, his first ever catch goes for an 11 yard touchdown. 49ers up 73 4th quarter still 739 years and after a. nine minutes. 16 play drive garoppolo keeps it himself on the quarterback sleep, sneak his first touchdown in two years. nine attack on a field goal to make it 17 to 13. but as we learned in detroit. no such thing as garbage time and the eagles make it close inside of five minutes. jalen hurts scrambles for 27. he would score a few plays later, two point conversion and it's 17 11 49ers. but the eagles have no time outs and on third and one more sneakin

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francis watkins harper had leadership roles in the women's christian temperance union. racism is insidious and sometimes i compare it to a virus you may have heard of the can't always see, people without obvious symptoms are super spreader's and that happened with willard. the whole brand was nice, certainly never thought of racist but the women's temperance union goes into full gear, willard spent a lot of time going into the south to meet with white women and they are all so lovely and so nice and it is such a gracious experience, they start making any explicit arguments about educated suffrage. and how unfair it was that black men can vote and white women couldn't. it is complicated. you have to be aware of. >> it is tempting when you write women's history to elevate these women to saintlike status to justify inclusion in the canon because they've been excluded for so long but that is bad history and boring history. we felt strongly not only did we want an accurate view of this movement and the women involved in it but if the premise of the book is we should take les

rite aid is offering shots for watkins today. walgreens has people can schedule appointments starting tomorrow. >> part of our vaccine team joining us to talk about the developments. who qualifies as high-risk when it comes to these boosters? >> to lay it out, i think the unanimous decision is those who are high-risk, those above 65 or above 50 with underlying conditions. it is difficult to interpret who might be considered who arrived risk -- who might be interpreted as high-risk. if you are 18 to 49 and have an underlying condition or working in a place where you are exposed, you might be considered at risk. it is best to check with your health care professional. >> suis going to make that decision? if you want to make an appointment at the clinic, i am high-risk, and they go, ehh. racks they might see that. they might say, you are not. as far as we know, you can go out and get one on your own. i am not adjusting people do that, i'm just getting a reality check. it is a self attestation and millions of booster shots have been g

i got to tell you, i'm starting watkins this weekend what you got going >> caller: jim, whether at home or working, steel high or low, one thing is zothing is constane that cybersecurity and better software we have palo alto. we have all these types of security names but there is one that stands out more than the others and that is centennial one they're using machine learning algorithms to differentiate them from others responding to an tack. >> george might disagree with that i do like it game on. i was prepared to dislike them i real you was i was prepared to hammer them. i was prepared to be down there giving them the business but i couldn't they were really pretty good i also like palo alto. he is a star a star a rock star! let's go to bob from new jersey. bob? >> caller: hi, jim this is bob in new jersey. my question is your thoughts on zoom very briefly, they reported quarter that was really good sales over a billion dollars after that, there was some discussion about slowing down the next couple of quarters. >> right >> and the stock went down 50 points in one day and 50 points

together over the vociferous objections of southern white women and for a time black women like francis watkins harper did have leadership roles in the women's christian temperance union. the racism is insidious and i compare it to a virus you may have heard of but can't always see and sometimes you have people without obvious symptoms who wind up being superspreaders, that is what happened with willard. willard, her whole brand was nice, almost certainly never thought of herself as racist but the women's christian temperance union goes into full gear, willard spent a lot of time going down into the south to meet with white women and they are all just so lovely and so nice introduce such a gracious experience and gradually in the course of time willard and the other whites of adjusts start making works with arguments about educated suffrage which becomes code for white suffrage and how unfair it is that black men can vote and white women couldn't so willard's legacy is complicated and that is something i will let rebecca talk about, that you have to be aware of, a lot of the racism in the suffr

they stay on this with sammy watkins.ord, the longest field goal in nfl history as time expires. that is why they're screaming there, yes. ravens 19, lions 17. congratulations, baltimore. there's a replay of that kick. just incredible. 66 yards. by apologies to the city of detroit, my goodness. just no luck there for motor city. >>> sticking with sports, a much rougher game than football: congress. where this week wherthe congressional baseball game takes to the field between democrats and republicans. house members marjorie taylor greene, mo brooks and clyde are all listed on the roster. with greene i'm wondering if they'll sing a different renditions of "take me out to the ball game." buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks. i don't think if i ever get vaxxed. while clyde signs autographs for the tourists in the stands. is it me or does it feel like there is pro-democracy and pro-insurrection. some republicans continue to think there is only a winner in a contest when they say there's one. that's not how democracy works.

second quarter three eagles jalen hurts from his own end zone airs it out for quiz watkins, who gets. give rookie de abril in orange squash guitar credit. they keep walking out of the end zone. they track him down and take them down to six yard line 91 yard gain, but no touchdown. and that was key. because. a great goal line stand for the 49ers. this is on fourth down the wide receiver reverse greg ward. nobody to throw two incomplete and the eagles walk away with no points on that one. jimmy garoppolo, then orchestrates a 97 yard drive. we never saw trey lance in this game. i guess it was just a game plan. but joulwan jennings gets his first ever catch and his first ever touchdown niners up 7 to 3 and then jimmy garoppolo keeps it himself on the quarterback sneak after a 16 play drive. field goal. 17 3 niners. but as we learned in detroit, don't call it garbage time. the eagles they make it close inside of five minutes. jalen hurts. scrambles for 27 attack on 15 more for jimmy wards late hit. hurt scored a few plays later and at 17 11 49ers, but the eagles had no time outs and on th

not only did the 49ers rundown quest watkins and keep him from scoring, they then survived a pass interference call in the end zone gave the eagles of first and goal at the 49 or one then on the fourth and goal from the three. the 40 niners weren't fooled on a trick play that the eagles borrowed from an earlier super bowl. play known as philly special 49ers and went on the 97 yard drive and took a 7 to 3 lead at halftime. definitely the turning point in the game. also proud of the guys on that wind. i mean, that was a grimy game that was hard work and everything i mean. the defense. i mean, they give up a couple big plays, but you know for it to go with some of the ones that we saw him for to still be 7 to 3 at halftime with those pretty unbelievable we all have the right mindset down there. you know, it doesn't matter if we gave it to be a player now, you know, we can't let them in the paint. um you know, they took their chance and try to go forward on forward down and we wanted those in those those moments where it mattered. when i saw that bomb i was ready to run off the field. i thought he

more importantly, she gave a shoutout to the staff at gilman, to robert watkins and duran tyson and christopher adams, and jamie omens. she gave a shot out to them so that when all of the media and politicians and speakers left, it was great to hear those people mentioned because they're the ones that are going to have to take care of this space. they're the ones that are going to have to provide this positive programming for all of the youth in that neighborhood. so i just wanted to tell everyone what a fantastic job she did. as i said, the most affective part of her presentation is that she brought the conversation to the neighborhood level. great job, commissioner. >> you're too kind. thank you. i appreciate it. it was a great event. >> chairman: thank you, commissioners. >> clerk: okay. so we are now on item 4: general public comment. up to 15 minutes. this item will be continued to item 8. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that do not appear on the agenda. with respect to agenda items, you will have the opportunity to address

phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming world react. you have to react. it is not, as you can imagine, it is not good feeling this way like we are feeling now, like our fans are feeling now. it is not good. the difference between us as we can change it. that not good. the difference between us as we can change it.— as we can change it. that is all from me _ as we can change it. that is all from me for— as we can change it. that is all from me for now. _ as we can change it. that is all from me for now. john, - as we can change it. that is all from me for now. john, thank| as we can change it. that is all. from me for now. john, thank you very much. wayne couzens has been given a whole life tariff. this is what was said in a statement outside the old bailey. i in a statement outside the old baile . . , ,., , in a statement outside the old baile . . , , ,, ., in a statement outside the old baile . . , , «i ., . bailey. i absolutely know that --eole bailey. i absolutely know that people feel — bailey. i absolutely know that people f

alan watkins wants to know, what if schoolchildren don't have the vaccination?en don't have the - vaccination? in essence, if the. children don't have the vaccine, vaccination? in essence, if the - children don't have the vaccine, we will see very, very rare cases of serious disease in children, but they are so rare that is the reason they are so rare that is the reason the jcvi aware they are so rare that is the reason thejcvi aware of they are so rare that is the reason the jcvi aware of the they are so rare that is the reason thejcvi aware of the view they are so rare that is the reason the jcvi aware of the view there wasn't a particular direct health benefit to children. but i think the thing that swayed the decision yesterday is the fact that because children are not vaccinated, they are highly susceptible to the virus and therefore we see quite a lot of transmission, particularly in secondary schools. and as we go into autumn and winter when we expect to see respiratory infections including this coronavirus increase, there will be more risk of children be