It saddens me to read about the death of anyone but when it is a child it absolutely breaks my heart. So when I read about the Marietta, GA mom – Raquel Nelson – who will be facing sentencing tomorrow over the death of her 4-year-old son – A.J. - in a jaywalking accident (see complete story here), I was completely overtaken with emotion. Quite honestly, I sit here typing with tears in my eyes because it is unfathomable to me this loss that this woman and her family have had to deal with.  And what troubles me more  is that she may face up to three years in prison for a horribly tragic mistake. What, you may ask, is the reason this mom may serve time?

ATLANTA -- Former Atlanta Public Schools Board Member Aaron Watson, who now serves on the Atlanta City Council, had tough words for the business community in analyzing what led to the public schools cheating scandal.

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"There were a number of members of the business community who accepted what Beverly said without any accountability," Watson said during an interview with 11Alive News.

Watson served eight years on the board, starting in 1993. He was chairman of the board for five years.

Watson was on the board that hired former superintendent Dr. Beverly Hall in 1999. She came in with great fanfare.

"Did you see any early signs of trouble with Dr. Hall?" asked 11Alive's Jennifer Leslie.

Several months ago, 11Alive viewer Sarah Ortiz received a parking citation for "No Rush Hour Parking" in front of Emory University Hospital Midtown on Peachtree Street. But there was a problem. The meter instructed her to read and follow the restriction signs. But there weren't any signs that said she couldn't park. So, she contacted Team Commuter Dude to resolve the confusing issue.