>> right now at noon, cbs suspend anchor charlie rose after allegations of sexual misconduct. today we're hearing from his c bs this morning co-anchors gale king and nora owe doll donnell. good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim o'donnell. they spoke out this morning about the suspend suspension of their colleagues after eight women came forward in the washington post accusing rose of various misconduct. >> meg oliver has the latest.

>> charlie rose was absent from the cbs this morning anchor desk. the network suspended him in the wake of stunning sexual misconduct allegations. >> what do you say when someone that you deeply care about has done something that is so horrible. how do you wrap your brain around that? i'm really grappling with that that said, charlie does not get a pass here. >> gale king and nora o'donnell admitted it was a difficult morning for them. but applauded the women who came forward. >> this will be investigated. this has to end. this behavior is wrong. >> this is charlie rose. >> the washington post published claims from eight women who all worked or wanted to work for the veteran ran news man long running cbs program, one said he groped her in a car two, women say he walked naked in front of them after taking a shower. he allegedly invited one woman to his home on long island,

while considering her for a job. she describes crying the entire time, as he reached down her pants. >> he owns the show. there is no human resources department, and in the charlie rose show. >> many of the women say if they wanted to file an official complaint they wouldn't know who to go to. >> in a statement rose said i deeply apologize for my inapropriate behavior, i'm greatly embarrased, i behaved insensitively at time and i except responsible for that. so dow not believe that all of these allegations are accurate i always felt that i was pursuing shared feelings, even though i now realize i was mistaken. the washington post reporter says more than a dozen other women have reached out to share their stories. since the article first appeared monday. >> meg oliver, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." in other news this noon, former drexel neurologist is pleading guilty to charges related to the alleged sexual abuse of several of his patients, our joe holden live

at the criminal justice center in center city where just wrapped up. >> doctor ricardo of wynnewood , the former chair of drexel's neurology department, pleaded guilty to arrange of charges, from indecent assault , to harrassment. now he admits to assaulting number of female patients in his care. and we caught up with him, as he was leaving court. >> doctor, how could you do this to those women? >> you pleaded guilty. how many other cases are you involved in? >> well, choose to go keep quiet, cbs-3 was the only tv station here, for his guilty plea. now, the quote monster doctor could have seen seven years in jail for his crimes, but the deal his attorneys struck keeps him out every jail and on probation for that amount of time. his victims telling the court he molested them on inpatient visits, some say since attempted suicide in the aftermath.

essay parentally under investigation by law end foes ment in other states. >> we know that this investigation is continuing in new jersey, new york and we believe also in philadelphia, as well, on behalf of number of other victims who have come forward. but it is because of these courageous women who have come forward, and the district attorney's offers, that the doctor will not n barak zero practicing medicine, not victimizing any other patients >> well, at one point the judge snapped at the doctor, telling him, that he has caused his victims a sentence of a lifetime of pain. now, the doctor will not be begin this probation sentence until monday, that's because the court in philadelphia are allowing him to travel out of the country for a wedding posting bail at $100 million, we're diving deep into that angle of the story and hear from some of his victims starting on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. for now reporting live outside , i'm joe holden, cbs-3

"eyewitness news." >> good work, by joe there, thank you, joe. >> specially trained dogs helping in the search before resident still unaccounted for after last thursday inferno barkley friends living community. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alicia tracking this closely, going to the report now. >> dozen every federal, loyal, state authorities are sifting through this get dollars senior living facility in west chester. >> one married couple. >> the wife, 89 years old, the husband, 92 years old. there is a eight a year old woman yet to be accounted for. , that husband and wife and two other elderly women were all resident of the barclay friends senior living facility authorities say they were inside the center when massive five alarm fire rang out thursday night. >> in moments it ripped through the building, getting

all the way out into the sealing, creating raging inferno. >> because the fire was so intense, and had hot spots, still burning for two days, that led to structural instability, and investigators only being able to get into the site yesterday, last night , again this morning, recovery effort involved investigators being lowered into the burned down buildings with a crane. investigator ers could be seen roaming with what appears to be kad cadaver dog. authorities hoping to soon recover the four missing, and bring their families some peace. >> i mentioned authority are still hoping to recover the missing and hoping to give us an update later today if that happens, and we will bring that update to you either here on cbs-3 or on website cbsphilly.com. for now reporting live in west chester, cbs 3, "eyewitness news." >> thank you, alicia. >> in other news, police investigating after a body is found outside a strip mall in plymouth township. police found the man dead on

the 400 block of ridge pike just before 6:00 last night. we're told the death being investigated as a homicide. no more details about the death have been released the victim's identity not known at this time. >> state trooper due in court. daniel clary shot at two state troopers on november 7th, wounding corporate set kelly. shooting happened after a traffic stop on route 33 in northampton county. state police say corporate kelly applied tourniquet to his leg likely saving his life he's still hospitalized. >> philadelphia police charging 21 year old woman with the murder of her grandfather in the city port richmond section, yesterday authority arrested patricia, and officers found her grandfather, 80 year old robert girard dead inside the home they shared the 2500 block of east lehigh avenue wednesday night. officials say she stabbed her grandfather multiple times, and police still working to determine a motive. ikea reland of the the recall of 29 million chess z and drawers after the death of

a eighth child. the dressers can tip over if not fastened to the wall. that's how a two year old california boy died in may. first recalled the furniture in june of 2016. the chester county family sued ikea after their two year old son was crushed when the dresser fell on him in 2014. the company is asking again customers secure the dressers or return them for full refunds. >> the insurance institute for highway safety released its yearsly recommendations for booster seats. >> the list this year includes new models. thirteen of the models receiver the highest rating of best best, cosco finale and the back less chico go fit awards the top ratings. what we're looking for is the shoulder belt to be positioned at the center of the shoulder, so not falling off the shoulder or riding up on the neck. and the lap belt, we're looking for it to be low on hips. >> the i. hs recommends children use booster seats until safety belts fit properly regardless of their age.

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tracking their brain activity. they found dogs could easily learn and memorize few commands, research secured in this week's journal of scientific report. >> thinking about leaving town for turkey day? you are not alone. triple a says tomorrow through sunday will be the busiest thanksgiving travel week in 12 years. the travel agency says more than 50 million people will hit the road. nearly 4 million of them will fly, because cheap ticket prices and more than 45 million people will drive despite higher gas prices. if you are traveling, head out earl. >> i in less than an hour president trump will continue a white house tradition at the white house, pardon inning every two turkeys, drum stick and wish bone are getting vip treatment in washington dc, after the ceremony it says the turk list join tailr and tot at gobblers rest exhibit at virginia tech. still ahead on "eyewitness news." >> brotherly love takes on new meaning for one family. meisha? >> not uncommon for siblings to share similarities, in today's love it two brothers are taking exactly what they

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>> a driver rearended a truck, one american was injured, and flames spread into a grass fire, which was quickly contained from this propane truck that caught fire. >> yes, all right, back here at home, supposed to be in for mild day. >> for a few minutes. >> well, it was a little chill think morning, though, but, you know, thankfully starting to rebound real nicely on the thermometer. and we're already well note's in a lot of spots, that's going to continue to rebounds, as the afternoon goes on, but we are getting ever closer and

closer if you look real closely, squint, offer in the distance, you can actually see philadelphia. i wonder, 13, 14 miles away, if my memory is serving me correctly, as the crow flies. so great out to the south, essentially hear from center city skyline. look real closely, though, thanks for zoom that in. there they are. see that? yes. i'm waiving to you all the way from center city. all right, what we do have, however, is only time to kill before the winter days really get underway here, the average first snowfall would happen in about 18 days, winter officially starts 28 days, can you believe we're only close to a month away from christmas at this point? time continues to pass, it

gets cooler and cooler, now, still mild, for the standards anywayment looking at wider zoom on storm scan, you notice this very, very weak looking frontal boundery. and it will stay weak, as it crosses our area later tonight in tandem with that area of low pressure starting to show better organization, than it did even few hours ago, this will scoot off to the northeast, just barely clip us , if these two pieces were to come together, we could have pretty interesting scenario on our hands. that will not happen at least not as this is all passing by our area. in philadelphia, don't worry about much more than isolated shower later tonight, north and west of the city some of you probably don't even see that spotty shower, it will be just that spars. but south new jersey, delaware , built of different story for you. it is likely that you get clipped enough by that area of low pressure that you ends up with some light to moderate rain through the overnight specially, and may even see rain ability as hive as half inch. look at the two weighs cents of the puzzle, do start to come together, don't quite connect. so, what that means for later

on tonight, we go hyper local here, is that by 2:00 a.m., even as early as inned night, little hint of wet weather picks up in southeast pa, but the bulk of any wet weather would be confined to southeast new jersey, and part of delaware. so unless you are traveling the garden state parkway, you're going to get started on this very busy travel day, generally quiet note. except at the immediate shore. and then everyone clears out. and finds even lunchtime if not sooner for most of you, you're back to full sunshine, little breezy granted but it looks like pretty quiet end, cooperative day in terms of travel. even leading to up a lot of people already out by 6:00 a.m. friday shopping. thing are nice and clear, do start to get the chill settle back in, we'll slow it to you in the seven day, for now, 16 degrees, kutztown area middle school, not bad. started off in 20's here if you recall early this morning, so really is feeling pretty good, modest winds out of the southwest, right now, to that area. current temperatures, 56, up

and down i95, flirting with dover, really is a pleasant for the standards start to the afternoon in most locations, now, dow expect that will continue that rebound for the next few hours, and end up 61 degrees, not shabby for the standards, by late tonight, cold front starting to move through, what it lacks in moisture it will make up cool air survives, by the time we hit thursday, hard pressed to break out of the mid 40's, so chilly after the meal football game, i would say, in the backyard. right, jim, you will be talking? >> i like it cool like that on thanksgiving. >> there you go. well, two brothers have always been closer, frightening experience brought them even closer. >> meisha with today's love it meisha? >> two brother from arkansas born two years apart have always been very close, loving all of the same things and sharing many of the exact same like experiences, as well, but one of those shared experiences was a slobbing to both of them. take a look.

>> john and josh almost died within two month of each other it started when the oldest, josh, went to see a doctor after a cross fit work out. >> he had a cat scan. found to have aortic aneurysm. >> doctor fret metters took one look at the scan and operated immediately. josh, was a ticking time bomb. >> ninety press of people that have an aortic dissection in this location die within 14 days if it is not treated. >> josh life waist saved. but then, a little over two month later, younger brother, jonathan was helping a friend with a business move and fell off a ladder. >> and whether that happened, they did a ct scan to check to see if i was paralyzed. >> the scan revealed that just like his older brother, jonathan also had an aortic aneurysm, and needed immediate attention. the surgery was successful. and once again, performed by doctor mettrs. >> these two young guys that came from the northwestern part of the state did not have any other clues that they might have had it. so they were both, both lucky.

>> very lucky. and even that feels like an understatement. so what do the brothers say about the whole ordeal? true to their nature, well, we like to compete. we couldn't let one have open heart surgery without competing with it. great to see both of them having a sense of humor about an otherwise very scary ordeal so i don't know about you guys , but i have two brothers, two sisters, we are all all 18 months to two years apart. i have to say we all similarities, but none of us, all of us, all five of us, none of us are that close where you resemble life experiences like a wave like that. >> definitely. >> how about the twins, katie, i have to ask, do you feel like -- >> they're peas in a pod. >> oh, so it has been a few month since both brothers had their surgeries and they both admit they're very happy to have their lives back to normal, and they're hoping to keep it that way, yes, i would say so, glad you're both recovering well. >> good to hear that. >> thanks, meisha. up next discovery out of this worlds. >> in fact nasa says this object isn't even in our solar

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>> coming up later today, local seniors, new reason to be thankful this thanksgiving. how their knitting group is helping their health physically and mentally. also, making a little money, too. >> stephanie stahl shows us. >> japanese game show is attracting attention stateside and it is pretty craze. >> i contestant try to steel these slippery steps, these steps are covered with

lubrication, i think almost impossible to get a foot holds and traction, see tumble backyard, get pulled down by rivals, not exactly sure what the prizes are but hopefully they'll worth all of that trouble. >> well, out of the worlds of discovery has astronomers, discovered outside of our solar system. no, not big chocolate chip cookie. calling it an intra cellular asteroid, first of its kinds, they say the object could carry information on how other solar systems are formed, they move fast and up to ten drops by our solar system each year. >> inter planetary -- >> still looks like a chocolate chip cookie. i'm just hungry, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. thank you for watching. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is coming up next. have a great day everyone.

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