henna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in other news, search for a cia traitor continues afterikileaks published intelligence agencies classified information, authorities believe it was either a cia worker or contractor who stole thousands of top secret documents. the classified material expos ed the tools that the cia uses to tap into smart phones, smart tv's and computers. officials say documents were stored in a highly secured section but that hundreds of people have access to it. >>> thinking about visiting the white house? well, secret service has new restrictionness place. last month a man hopped toward the fence and ran toward the white house. now public will no loaning have access along south fence line. secret service says visitors will be able to see white house and take pictures of the ground. >>> disturbing report out of penn state university police say they are investigating two invasion of privacy incidents, incidents involved someone taking pictures or videos of the students showering in the dorms. police say the incidents happened sunday night, early monday morn

henna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a data breach could be bigger than first expect. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange this morning with that and news about a new type of ikea store, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and jan. futures are now pointing to a bit of a higher open. dow jones yesterday fell down 118 points, the second consecutive triple digit loss, nasdaq gained 13, a data breach with the inter continental hotel group is bigger than first reported. the chain now says hackers broke in the computer system, stole credit card numbers, expiration days and even security code between september 29th and december 29th, 2016 over 1200 locations. they own holiday inn, crowned plaza and among others. not every location was affect. about 12 in philadelphia were though. >>> facebook wants to read your mind. social media giant is working on a project that lets you type, with your brain, and pretty crazy. facebook says technology is many years away but researchers at stanford have created a system that lets a paralyzed patient t