. >> reporter: doug johnson of the american bankers association says that about 70% of cards will be chip-enabled by the end of 2015. but less than half of retail devices will equipped to handle them. so swiping will be an option for a while. >> you will still see the mag stripe, the magnetic stripe on the back of the card, so essentially, if the point of sale device has not been essentially refreshed and -- and brought new, um, with, um, the ability to read the chip, um, the point of sale device will be able to read the mag stripe. >> reporter: even after chip transactions become the norm, schultz says the same rules apply. >> consumers definitely still have to take the same precautions they have been taking for years even with this new chip card because the most important thing to remember is that nobody cares as much about your money as you do. >> reporter: that includes checking online statements and credit reports regularly. and when something looks suspicious, flag it to the card issuer. one of the biggest things you may notice that stores related to the change today long lines

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>> chief meteorologist doug kammerer and veronica johnson is in the storm center. we understand there could be some strong thunderstorms. >> we do expect to see storms this evening and we are not anticipating severe weather. >> an isolated storm. that's what we've seen up in pennsylvania. we've been tracking this line since the early part of the day and trees down there and that's kind of what we could see there, gusts going up about 35 miles per hour for a time period. >> we do have some severe thunderstorm warnings, but they're all north of the mason dixon line, all north of the maryland border. a severe weather watch in effect for philadelphia and notice where we are seeing the storms and they're back toward the west and not a lot around our region now and this will happen over the next couple of hours and you will notice around hagerstown and back toward allegheny county and these are drifting down to the south and head's up in those areas and down towards frederick in about the next hour or so and around the d.c. metro area and we have one line to the north an

as you make those weekend plans and let's get to storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer and meteorologist veronica johnson in the storm center. the mystery word is cold. >> yes. >> exclamation mark. >> we are talking very cold air. this is the coldest air of the season. freeze watches are already in effect. >> looking back out last year at the calendar, it wasn't until a whole month from now last year that we saw readings as though as this weekend and they'll be coming in very early and temperatures today not bad at all and 67 in d.c., and 66 in manassas, but it is going to be a very cool evening. if you're headed out make sure you take the cold. the cold air moving in as we speak ask it will stay cold saturday, sunday, right on into monday and overnight low temperatures will be close to the freezing mark and that's why we have a freeze watch in effect tomorrow night into sunday morning and it will most likely be in effect sunday night into monday, as well because we're talking very cold air and does not include d.c. it is still going to be cold here, too and we'll talk about this area and show you just h

doug kammerer and meteorologist veronica johnson are both in the storm center. i know it will be another cold night. how cold? >> one more cold night and not nearly as cold as last night. the record last night at dulles was 25. we were at 27 and now we're moving in the opposite direction. >> from the weekend where we had the blues because it was cooler, now we get a boost by midweek. we could be in the 70s by wednesday. lows this morning and 28 win chester and manassas and 25 in martinsburg and a very, very cold start to the morning and a lot of you had frost out there on your windshields and needed extra time to get that frost off. now we're into the 50s, but still on the cool side for sure and the 60s just off to the west and that's what we'll see first move in across our region. here is the good news, the chilly air is here today, but the cold won't last and say hello to the cold air and we'll talk about how hot we'll get and how long we'll stay on the warm side and coming up, my complete forecast. >>> i'm meagan fitzgerald where dozens of victims of truck re

meteorologistveronica johnson and we'll start with doug kammerer and amelia segal. >> the nor'easter will be the one that will continue to impact our region as we move on through the afternoon here. we will see winds begin to pick up here later on, but it's friday into saturday and then we look towards joaquin. >> our eyes are really focused especially later in the day tomorrow and that's when we think the most rain will fall. >> that's when we had the flash flood watch that's in effect across the region and storm team 4 radar tracking the rain and we've seen a lot of rain in places like prince george's county and almost none down to the south and down towards southern maryland and you have not seen much in the way of rain and today would not be a huge day as far as rain is concerned. tomorrow, a completely different story. look at the moisture off the coast here and all of this will be brought onshore by those strong, northeasterly winds over the next 24 to 48 hours and those winds coming right off of the atlantic ocean and we'll do a number of things here and we'll cause beach eros

veronica johnson will have more from there live. >> we'll begin with doug and amelia. >> veronica willcontinue to get the worst of it. normally you get the short straw. for that it's the long straw and we would love to be down there because they're getting it down there. >> yes. >> we are not getting the biggest effects and our flood threat continues to diminish. >> right. we don't think we'll see any flash flooding and there could be isolated flooding around creeks, streams and that sort of thing. >> especially closer to the chess week. >> let's show you the rain and some very good news here and take a look at the radar and you'll notice rain is still around our entire region and no yellows and no oranges, no reds and that's where you see the heavy rain on the radar and if i stop this for you and show you what we're looking at and some yellows down toward prince william's county and there is no heavy rain around the area and most of this is light, steady or moderate steady rainfall and again, that will continue for the next few hours and the latest trend and amelia and i have been fol

waves out toward ocean city and that's a place that veronica johnson says will continue to have beach erosion through the weekend. >> thanks, doug. >>> president obama said he wanted him to say, but education secretary arne duncan is stepping down in december. duncan's wife and children moved back to chicago and he has been commuting to see them on weekends. president obama thanked duncan for his service and noted he's one of the longest-running secretaries in history. he has asked john king to take over that cabinet position. former d.c. mayor vincent gray is considering a run for the city council next year. sources tell news 4's tom sherwood that gray has told several people he may run at large or for the ward 7 seat he once held. gray remains under federal investigation for the shadow campaign that helped him win the mayor's office in 2010. he has not been charged and was denied any wrongdoing. gray lost his reelection bid to muriel bowser last year. >> if you were affected by the massive data breach at the office of personnel management, you should be getting a letter soon. it will contain free identity protection theft sort

doug, very spirited conversation. >>> another developing story we are following, homeland security secretary jeh johnson is urging the senate to take up the long-delayed cyber security bill passed by the house this spring. johnson made the plea just in the past hour while testifying before the house homeland security committee, alongside fbi director james comey. >> members of knk askcongress a what can we do to help to support the department's homeland security homeland security missions. two things to leave you with. first of all, through the work of this committee and the house, the house passed hr-1731 which in my judgment is a solid cyber security piece of legislation. i hope it or something closely resembling it becomes law. we need cyber security legislation. >> now that plea and testimony comes just a day after the disclosure that one of his personal accounts was hacked by an american teenager. the hacker also breached the personal information of an account belonging to cia director james brennan. nbc's pete williams joins us now. pete, any update on the investigation into this hacker and new any details here

tampa bay running back doug martin from stockton had 33 points. 123 rushing yards, two touchdowns against jacksonville and indianapolis receiver andre johnson on thursday had 77 receiving yards and two touchdowns. >>> let's get back to the san francisco 49ers because there are a lot of people who jumped ship. they got off the bandwagon and said, look, colin kaepernick can't do it. are you a believer or you do not believe and did those people jump off the ship too early? >> i think they jumped off way too early. i've been a believer from the beginning. i love the way he played against the vikings the first game. i thought he played pretty well against the steelers then he plays well tonight. he played poorly against green bay and against the cardinals. hey, three -- you know, he played well three games, two he didn't. at the end of the day he's a young quarterback, he has to have blocking up front, the receiver's got to catch the ball for him. it's a team game. the ultimate team game, henry. >>> next up for kaepernick, john harbaugh and the ravens. by the way, the ravens are 1-4 radziwill. that game takes place in levi's. we'll see you later

johnson disagrees. so where is he pointing a finger how about at the offensive line. his theory starts up front and that's why eagles are off to a slow start. >> we dougeep hole and pretty much put everybody else in it and we have to find a way to get everybody else and fund a way out of the mess. >> callly dug them out of the mess two years ago and everyone believes they have the right players to do it all over again. >> jeff skversky. "channel 6 action news." >> the sixers host the calfs in preseason play. lebron james is not scheduled to play. >> as cubs advancing the fence is cleared after a batter was hit that was beginning. pittsburgh first baseman shawn rodriguez he jeblingted and then practiced tie bow move on poor defenseless water cooler. he put out a statement apologizing and said he spoke to the cooler and spoke to the cooler and apologized personally he said the cooler accepted his apology and i have not been able to independently confirm that but i'm working on that for you jim. >> that's contrition. >> this saturday a very special performance ever the philly pops will take place at the kimle center and will include the marriage of two o

pictures from ocean city where meteorologist veronica johnson has been out in it all day and she's going to ride this thing out whatever comes that way and doug joins us in the studio. >> it's pretty thick. 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 tomorrow will be pretty rocking. >> and that's when we're seeing the heaviest rain and we talked about it last night at len:00 and we think joaquin will stay farther out to sea and even farther out today and that's good news and as far as the nor'easter is concerned, yes, it will still bring heavy rain and not nearly as much and we're not seeing as much widespread flooding and we've gotten good news today as far as what's going to be happening in the next few days and we have the radar picture showing shower activity across the region and-y rain toward sales burry and ocean city and heavier rain over toward frederick and around the thurmond area. the showers will continue to fill in here and you can actually see the rain here moving up towards our region and you will see more rain overnight tonight and really during the day tomorrow, but take a look at the rainfall forecast. yesterday we were show yog ying this and we w

doug weight deep. wil haygood, lincoln theater, september 29, 2015. [applause] one of the things that president lyndon johnsonsaid after he nominated thurgood marshall after thurgood marshall was confirmed, he said i want every black mother to be able to looked across the breakfast table in the morning and know now that her son or daughter can become a great supreme court justice or great judge. the mother of algenon marbley was one of those ladies. she looked across the breakfast table and ford a dream into her son. i am very proud to prepare to have a conversation with algenon marbley who is yet one more of those seeds that sprouted in the glow of the great and mighty thurgood marshall. algenon marbley, please come to the stage. [applause] >> thank you. have a seat. now for the book. there have been in excess of 20 biographies written about thurgood marshall. what was the impetus for "showdown: thurgood marshall and the supreme court nomination that changed america," which tells justice marshall's story through the context of the confirmation process? >> there have been multiple books on marshall. with this

doug. >>> a young man is sitting in jail charge with a murder that makes no sense. three years ago he was one of the brightest young stars in college football. thomas johnson told dallas police yesterday he picked a jogger at random and attacked him with a machete. >> reporter: in his mugshot, thomas johnson shows little expression. his circumstances monday, much different from when he took this photo as one of the nation's top college football recruits just three years ago. >> as you get closer and closer you can tell it's a machete and there are repeated blows. >> reporter: this witness told nbc 5 he saw johnson use a machete to kill the unidentified jogger. police say johnson then called 911 on himself, confessed to the crime and told them he did it because he's angry at his living situation. >> it appears that mr. johnson picked this victim at random. it's absolutely random. >> he just attacked? >> he just attacked him. >> reporter: wetopped by the home of johnson's aunt who court documents show has called police on johnson before. she did not talk on camera but told us through tears in her eyes she hadn't heard from him in quite some time and wasn't s

johnson in a little bit -- in a little bit -- there you go. with a little bit more on that little bit of cooler weather. it's just happening a little bit. >> okay. >> thank you, doug. >>> planned parenthood is responding to that firestorm that occurred over those undercover videos by changing its policy. >> what it will no longer do straight ahead. >>> then why lawmakers in prince georges county rejected a measure that would have allowed workers to stay homesick with s without fear of loosing out. >>> and jennifer lawrence -- >>> washington is surrounded by farms and farmland yet there are thousands of people in our region who have no access to fresh food. i'm mark segraves and coming up i'll show you how all of that is changes. >>> and jen fnifer lawrence is w >>> right now at 5:30, squaring off on the strip. the democrats show their cards tonight in vegas. as their first debate of the 2016 campaign, and in just three minutes nbc news senior political editor mark murray will be telling us what to watch for. >>> plus a heart wrenching day for the brotherhood of firefighters. the emotional message from the chief in kansas city just ahead. >>> but first at 5:30, wor

doug is live from capitol hill. i'm sure they looked at the tape of senator ron johnson's questions last time they had a shot at hillary clinton. what do you think will be different this week? >> well, tough to say. it may depend on how combative hillary clinton is and how combative members of congress are. clinton has maintained this is all politically motivated, trying to derail her bid for the white house. republicans say they have important questions to ask about what happened before, during, after the benghazi libya attacks that left four americans dead. >> the questions are for her to have an opportunity to be forthright with the committee, to show us candor, to answer our questions so that we can have a report that is complete on behalf of these four americans that unnecessarily lost their lives. >> look, hillary clinton has had a good week or so. she had a strong debate performance. yesterday joe biden announced he wasn't going to run against her. the fear for the clinton campaign has to be the possibility of a new revelation coming out today. remember, it was this investigation that unearthed her private e-mai