dr. jackie joins us with help telling the difference between the. first at 4, a teenager says she was forced into the woods and raped while walking home in northern virginia. now, police are releasing a sketch of the suspect. >>> and discriminating against women who got pregnant. now, three former school workers and one student are takin >>> in prince william county police want your help finding this man. he's wanted in an attempted rape in woodbridge near patrick henry drive. the victim said she was walking home when this victim forced her into a nearby area and sexually attacked her. she told a friend who took her to the hospital to be treated. that's when they called police. if you have more information, please call crime stoppers. >>> a rabbi charged secretly recording women in showers. dr. barry freundel could face a hearing. it was in kesher israel. one woman said she recalled using the shower a few years ago and the rabbi telling her not to block the radio. much more coming up at 5:00. >>> a fairfax county principal accused of >>> pay for gra

dr. jackie will be here with information we need to stay healthy and keep anxiety in check. for symptoms of ebola and more about this latest case visit nbcwashington.co we have a link related to the story on the home page called things you need to know. >>> a student runs onto the field during a college football game and is body slammed by a coach. today, he took another big hit and his parents cannot be pleased with this one. >>> plus, teens in danger, how to keep your teen safe on the street. >>> you probably noticed it's been a little wet today. a sprinkle forecast in the evening and by friday better chance for rain. big big changes for the weekend ou'll have to >>> a high profile resident of falls church, requiri in jail tonight without bail facing child sex assault charges again. michael gardner, the head of the falls church drink committc committee and the victim family member was 2 years old at the time of the alleged abuse. two years ago, gardner was convicted of molesting 10 and 11-year-old girls at a slumber party. that was overturned by the virginia supreme court

dr. jackie from gaithersburg is here. halloween wouldn't be halloween without pumpkins. about the tale pumpkins we may see this year. >> for adults orange is this new black. for kids, teal is the new orange. it's a campaign to raise awareness of food allergy. 1 in 13 kids has food allergy. this friday, if you go by a house that has a teal pumpkin outside, it means they have non-food related treats. >> we should all consider putting out teal pumpkins. >> absolutely, if you want to support the campaign. >> there will be a lot of first time trick or treaters out there and a lot of folks worried. who needs to worry? >> first, doesn't worry you will come bust with a food allergy. there is new information introduced to little kids. 1 in 13 kids have it and ones at higher risk are the ones who have a sibling with food allergy. >> we know many candies contain peanuts. what are some other ingredients you need to work out for? >> sadly, my favorite issing now gnow -- is nouga trks at and tree n if it says, "may contain nuts" or "made in a facility that has nuts" can you eat it? th

dr. michael biden who performed the autopsy on brown says he wants to testify before the grand jury. he doesn't believe the conclusion that gunshot residue was found on the unarmed teen. >> jackie, good morning to you. >> good morning. after a volatile day yesterday, the futures are pointing to a higher open on wall street. traders mulling the decision to end the massive bond buying. today, investors are waiting on jobs. we'll get earnings from starbucks, gopro and linked in. the busiest holiday shipping daymond, december 22nd. they will deliver 34 million packages that day. fedex expects that day to be monday, december 15, a week earlier. they are estimating 22 million shipment that is day. a firm found 56% of consumers will still shop at stores that experienced a data breach. that is good news. they have all fallen victim to the data breaches. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> crash test dumbies are about to get fatter. plus, the poll on the scariest jobs in america. is yours one of them? >>> look at this victoria secret ad. why a group is fighting mad. wethey were a littlehorizons to mbit skeptical.ss, what they do actually is rocket science. but at ge capital we also b

jackie is going to get a second chance at everything. >> reporter: last month, brittney successfully donated her kidney to jakia at med star georgetown university hospital. dr. jennifer verbisi was one of the surgeons. >> most of our matches are definitely family members or people who have known each other for many, many years. but we also find people who for one reason or another decide they want to donate a kidney. >> reporter: three weeks later, both women are doing well. jakia says she is starting to feel better, though she is still recovering and taking dozens of medications. and she says she will always be in debt tthe woman who gave her a second chance at life. >> what a friend. what a friend. >> she's amazing and i love her. >> what a gift, huh? you can learn more about organ donation on our website. nbcwashington.com. pat, jim, we have done stories like this before, but never -- never caseases to make me smile. giving someone they don't know well a gift like that. >> what a bond now. wonderful story, doreen. thanks so much. >> amazing. thank you, doreen. >>> veronica, are we sort of moving into a rainy pattern now that fall is here? >> yeah, a litt

jackie robinson bat. i still remember. it had a thick handle. everybody who came through, everybody from stokely carmichael to dr. king and it was an experience. it was fascinating. there were several stories about the movement in the book. -- at old miss now, and among the things i tell my students is, that quotes really help make stories. you can think you're a wonderful writer but if you don't have good anecdotes and quotes and good description and good stories to write about, you're going to be spinning your wheels. and i'm going to start off basically with not something i wrote but quotes. the first one involved a visit that dr. king made to the delta in the spring of '68. turns out it was the last days of his life and he was there trying to rally support for the poor people's campaign. imagine here is a man with a nobel prize winner, major figure in the movement. i was only reporter covering him for a couple of days, traveling around the delta. dr. king was with jose williams and ralph abernathy. they drove around in a big sedan. i followed behind them in my little volkswagen beetle. one of the events was at a black church in marks, miss