william? harris, charges against him date back decades and involve allegations made by 400 women. the d.a. took the strongest cases and charged him with 29 felonies all within a 10-year statute of limitations. we will not stay silent. the survivors of tyndall are here to make sure we receive the justice we deserve. speak of the case here involves 16 courageous women whose allegations fall within the statute of limitations and whose accounts have been corroborated. police arrested a tyndall when state carrying a loaded handgun for which he did not have a permit. also, hard drives with inappropriate photos of patients and a thousand videos described as homemade sex tapes. his attorney releasing a statement, dr. tyndall looks forward to finally having his case adjudicated in a court of law. the charges against him include 18 counts of penetration of an
just casting their ballot early? what is your sense of that today? well, we have more early voting on our side coming into vote. so if you look at all the numbers, we should have a big win. bill, let s look at the history. in my primary in 2010 there was a pal, i was behind in all the polls in 2014 and won. the polls can t control the enthusiasm. people are excited about our race and they know that i will go up there and actually fight for florida. as president trump said. my job is to bug the living daylights out of him to take care of our state. bill nelson says i shouldn t be talking to the president. that s my job. whether it s getting tyndall rebuilt for the dike money for lake okeechobee or the
think about. i think about all those families. so i wanted to make sure they have food and water, a tarp to, you know, cover their house. they get fema benefits. they get back to work. get their companies open. that s what i think about. my opponent is just fascinating. he did a couple photo ops. there is nothing can i do. if you need me, give me a call. it s fema. it s a federal response organization. he could be helpful with that. he could be helpful with tyndall. tyndall was disseminated. that s probably over 20,000 jobs, 11,000 people working on tyndall, all those families, he just turns his back to them says oh, i m not worry about you. bill nelson is worried about one person s job, his job. so i m going to keep doing. this my wife is on the campaign trail. not something she he wanted to do. i told her i wanted to run for governor 8 years ago. she said that s great. i m scared of giving public speeches.
she found out she never actually had a sexually transmitted disease. so your whole life this idea was hanging over your head that wasn t actually true? it was all a lie to get his hands on me. like he did to so many other women. reporter: hundreds of women have come forward with stories of sexual assault or misconduct by tyndall spanning nearly 30 years. several lawsuits have been filed against the former usc doctor and the university. the doctor has denied the allegations. he took pictures of me while i was completely naked. there was no chaperone present. i was barely more than a child, unaware that this immensely shame-inducing experience was not actually legitimate medical treatment but sexual abuse. reporter: then friday, usc suddenly sent out a statement in the case saying they had reached agreement in principle on a $215 million class action settlement that provides all members of the class, former patients who
received women s health services from tyndall, to get compensation of $2500. patients who were willing to provide further details about their experience could be eligible for a additional compensation, up to $250,000. the announcement came as a shock to her and her attorneys. it s good for the sexual predator, dr. george tyndall, and it s good for usc. it s horrible for the victims. reporter: usc disagrees. but it turns out the settlement has not been finalized h. a judge still has to approve it. it applies only to those who joined the federal class action lawsuit. what they re trying to do is force women who haven t come forward yet into a settlement that s grossly unfair and is secret. reporter: hundreds of victims have filed lawsuits in state court and have not settled. she used her you feltusc law de