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Seemed completely untrained. the chief anesthesiologist i understand had only a 7th graded indication. >> that's correct. linda williams testified this week she never went beyond 7th grade. and eventually got some training as a phlebotomist. but really didn't work in that job. she was working at another abortion clinic in delaware, sterilizing instruments. that's where she met gosnell. and later, after her husband was murdered, and she was going through problems, gosnell agreed to hire her under the table, and then gradually trained her in different skills needed for the abortion procedure. an...

>> david, if anyone from the department of health or other agencies actually had gone there over the years, they would have seen what that patient saw. >> absolutely, yeah. that was one of the things that i just couldn't believe when i first heard about this case, and started reading the grand jury report. the pennsylvania department of health, the pennsylvania department of state, and the philadelphia department of public health and safety, they had ample opportunity to investigate and to shut gosnell down. >> joe, the doctor's staff, they seemed completely untrained. the chief anesthesiologi...

A statue of the hardest working man in show business is in the heart of the city downtown. and augusta history museum, an exhibit of godfather of soul captures many moments of his life. >> my dad came up very he humble and poor. he had to stop school in the 7th grade so he could go to work and make money because my grandparents were very poor, but he worked hard and because he couldn't finish his education, that's how he knew how important education was and that was his message to young people. if you can't -- if you don't know it, you can't do it, get an education. >> kelly: and i'm looking a...

I was a cheerleader for a football team. ift was the center of our social life. it's how we integrated ourselves. it's hard for me to imagine my town without football. the majority of these kids never went on to play professional football. are those young men who when they were boys we were rooting for them, are they now living with the physical and brain consequences of that? >> i'm just like you, melissa. i grew up in denver, colorado. during sunday services, everyone was looking at their watches. you really want to preach because we need to go. we got home in time for the games. i lived in ...

Player, but also the father of sons and the decisions you are making for your sons. >> our boys are going -- when my wife was pregnant i said no football until 7th grade. they have to have a fundamental base for playing other sports. when he starts through puberty, you can stake the lows associated with football. this is 11 years before the tests and concussion scares came out. as parents, we have to understand why we are putting our kids in sports. is it because of team work or an end result. 80% of kids won't play after high school. you have to standardize the way it's coached at the youth l...