good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. here because we could be in for a thanksgiving nor'easter. >> we have live team three coverage tonight, we will begin with meteorologist kathy orr who is live outside on the sky deck, kathy? >>> warm wind continues, as a beautiful evening on the sky deck just to tease us of what is to come. record high temperature today was 71 degrees, and we dit. we beat that record of philadelphia before the snow, moves our way. the high today, 72. that beat old record of 71 setback in 1979. so we have a couple mild days to talk about warm today, sill in the 60's across most of the region and then mild again for tomorrow. we have 50's and 60's to the west. big problem comes wednesday, the nor'easter comes up the northeastern see game. national weather service has issued a winter storm watch for southeastern pennsylvania and also mercer county, in new jersey. we're talking about accumulating snow. this is how it will play out. area of low pressure develops along this front and moves up easterne board

or will there be a second act from paul and jessica?i'm fully just as enthusiastic about y combinator. we are doing so many exciting things. >> now it actually seems like a good idea. >> how about you, paul? >> i'm going to go back to writing. that was what i was doing before y combinator. that is what i was always hoping to do. >> how do you guys want yc to be remembered? >> i want us to still exist. i want yc to be this institution that persists for a long time. it could last a lot longer than a product company does because structurally it is like a university. it could in principle last for hundreds of years. >> i want us to be remembered for changing a lot of people's lives and making the world a better place. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for doing this. and being our guests on "studio 1.0." ♪ >> with the right ingredients -- >> we have sugar and butter. >> celebrity chefs have turned their kitchen chops into sizzling businesses. >> anybody can do this. >> luring us in with their tips of the trade -- >> it's a very easy recipe

>> jessica was interested in startups. she was writing a book. >> that was the first book that i read when i moved to silicon valley, your book about founders. >> really? i never tire of hearing stories about that. i was fascinated by all the stories i heard from these guys. and you did the talk at harvard. >> the essay how to start a start-up. one of the things i told them was they should raise money from people who had gotten the money from starting a startup. then they could get advice. they were looking at me expectantly, like baby birds looking at their mother. and afterwards, i felt sort of bad because i had thought i was going to do angel investment, and i hadn't gotten around to it because i didn't know how. i thought, i'll do it and start doing angel investing. it wasn't supposed to grow into this big thing. this is one of the things we tell founders. the best way to start a startup that is going to take over the world, just try and start a project you think would be cool to work on. y.c. was an instance of this.

we're obviously just heartbroken. >> reporter: jessica was the mother of three and a newlywed. she had just gotten married in september. tonight her family released a statement saying in part, we're devastated by the loss of jessica and the world shines less bright today. that's the latest from northampton county. nefertiti jaquez, nbc 10 news. >>> we have more information about a barber shop shooting in reading. someone shot four people this afternoon. one of the victims is in critical condition. investigators believe the same gunman fired several shots into all stars hair salon and unisex hair studio last night. no one was hit in that shooting. >>> a 78-year-old delaware woman becomes the target of a female purse snatcher. nasha brooks is charged with that and other crimes. she went into a dentist's office, approached her from behind and grabbed her purse. she was dragged 30 feet before witness started yelling and the suspect took off. an officer soon caught up to her. the victim is okay. >>> posing as a philadelphia police officer to steal money. that's what investigators sa

john anderson. >> i wasn't really the one pursuing jessica. the finance company pursued her more than i did. >> reporter: those nasty threatening messages -- he denies sending them. did you send her text messages? >> no. >> reporter: you didn't send her text messages. >> not one. >> reporter: what was it that sent the text messages? >> the collections manager at that particular car lot. >> reporter: jessica says you sent her texts calling her porky pig. >> not in my vocabulary that's not something i would say. >> reporter: anderson says he did get angry after he claims jessica got into a physical altercation with a woman he sent out to repo the car. he concedes, insults did fly on the phone, including remarks about her weight. >> she said, "i have a refund coming." i said, "a tax refund or a jenny craig refund." >> reporter: meaning what? >> meaning that she was overweight. >> reporter: is it legal to throw an insult like that at someone when you're collecting? >> well, it's probably not the proper thing to do. >> reporter: jessica says that o

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get jessica in here. jess, we are already $17 trillion in in debt. sassoon as additional people come in, another $100 billion. who knows the number moop cares? add it on to the debt? right? >> i don't think that's really the issue that's going on here. i'm actually enjoying jonathan and michelle, you know, i agree with both of them on varying different parts of it. i think there are ways to come together. the nice thing is, and i think the part of the american dream lost here talking about immigrants going on medicaid, we've had general medicaid expansion. the concept is get more people covered, have more people that especially those in poverty, not showing up in the emergency room and have no ability to pay the hospitals and hospitals go bankrupt. kind of are part of the concept here. but the idea of the american dream for immigrants, yes, they need help when they first get here and education. then, the idea is, the next generation -- >> wait, wait. >> what about -- >> and the -- >> what happens? >> guy, let me get wayne in here. do we really have t

jessica and kate. >> thanks so much.mpanion of the children killed in family tragedy in tabernacle, new jersey. as "eyewitness news" reporter syma choudhry shows us the friend of one of the victims is getting just as much comfort as he's giving. >> we just had so many good times together. really hard to see him go. >> reporter: patrick hines lost his best friend 14-year-old nicholas harriman but he's honoring his memory by adopting his dog bum bells. >> i thought about bum bells a little bit. where is he? what's happening to him? >> reporter: last week tabernacle police were called upon a disturbing scene. a mother shot her three children and then turn the gun on herse herself. jeannine will he page, 11 yeared alex, eight-year-old nadia and 1484 old nicholas found shot all in the same bed. these eyes saw it happen. >> what a horrible thing for this dog to lose his three best friends. and then of course my thought went to i guess i'm glad she spared him. >> reporter: bum bells had been taken to shelter until sue from the

the state police continue to go over jessica's car looking for forensic evidence. so far, no signs of foul play. if you have any information, you should contact the state police at the bethlehem barrack. in northampton borough, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >> we have breaking news into fox 29 right now. skyfox is live in south philadelphia and from what we understand as you see the police cars right there, a truck has hit a person. it happened just before 6:00 at front and schneider. we do know the person is at the hospital. no word on what happened here. nor on what caused that accide accident. the president of a pennsylvania university steps down after making controversial remarks about women and sexual assaults. robert jennings of lincoln university in chester county resigned. he spoke back in september at an all women's event about how false rape allegations can union a young man's life. parts of the talk were posted online with some critics saying jennings was plameing women for sexual assault. >> new castle county police are asking for your help to catch w

jessica spoke, or should we say, screamed for the class. everyone was ross.hough he kept quiet the entire flight, he was horrified. he decided to drive back to phoenix. alone in the car for six hours with more regrets and shame. but remember, it's taken sue four classes to get to this point. it wasn't easy, but she made her flight to las vegas. and as for the other students, captain ron rewards them with a certificate. >> once again, you cheated death by flying with me. >> reporter: but the real reward is traveling from fearful to fearless. >> i think the best part is not having the control. just letting it go. >>> next, life aboveground here may look normal. but it's a whole new world down below. how do they survive? the volkswagen golf was just named motor trend's 2015 car of the year. so was the 100% electric e-golf, and the 45 highway mpg tdi clean diesel. and last but not least, the high performance gti. looks like we're gonna need a bigger podium. the volkswagen golf family. motor trend's 2015 "cars" of the year. creeping up on you... fight back with li

here they have, we are terry, tracy, jonas and jessica. welcome to everybody. tracy, what is this going to do to jobs? >> brenda, what jobs? we have 2.9 million american that is have been unemployed for at least 27 weeks. these are legal americans. throw in five million illegals that he's issuing worker permits to and where are they going to go? they are fighting for the same pool. once they get social security numbers, our legal americans who have been here, trying to get jobs will be on the unemployment line yet again or longer. the system can't afford this right now. >> john, you are not worried about the labor market? >> no, i'm not. very rarely do i disagree with tracy. i have to wonder, when did americans become such wimps and worry about competition? when you are the vice president of a community bank and see an illegal picking fruit and all of a sudden he gets a work permit and he barely speaks english, if you are worried about him taking your job, you have more to worry about. they had very little, to do with the job market once you gave 3 million ille

. >> i'm jessica dean.he latest numbers for all the midterm races are scrolling right now at the bottom of your screen. >> governor corbett is speaking to his supporters out in pittsburgh right now. he made his final pitch to voters throughout this campaign but it simply was not enough. >> that's right. governor corbett is speaking right now. let's listen in. [laughter] >> i look forward to seeing and continuing to work on a stronger pennsylvania, stronger for our children like chloe, like our grandsons, liam ali theodore and your grandsons and your grandchildren. stronger for the generation to come that they want to stay here in pennsylvania, that they want to move here to pennsylvania and i feel confident when the history books are written 10, 15, 20 years from now, they will look at this administration, jim cawley and i, as ones who made a huge difference in the future of pennsylvania bringing back industry to pennsylvania, bringing back jobs to pennsylvania, bringing back the transportation infrastructu

. >>> and no one stops traffic like sarah jessica parker. the american treasure she's fighting for tonight. and the other big reveal, right here. >>> good evening on this friday night. more on this frozen nation, and the new storm coming in right behind it in just a moment. >>> but first, reports of planes taking off from five locations. tracking cell phone data and locations. authorities saying it's for catching criminals, but are they tracking you, too? pierre thomas leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about whether the government is scooping up the personal cell phone data from thousands of innocent americans. an investigation by the "wall street journal" uncovered a secret program designed to track down fugitives, suspected killers, rapists, and other criminals. it allows u.s. marshals to pinpoint the location of your phone from the sky, without you knowing it's happening. here's how it works. the marshals launch a small plane carrying a device called a dirtbox, which acts like a mini cell tower. over a populated area, it p

. >> the woman advertised as jessica tells officers she's a single mom working to support her kids. >> do you have children here? >> no. >> where are your children at? >> my child is in new york. >> in new york? >> police find a new york city escort contract, revealing that jessica is working for an agency hundreds of miles from home. >> it appears she's been back and forth to here since august. there's another girl who apparently rented the room. she was nowhere to be found. >> do you know who rented the room? >> who rented the room? >> after a quick background check it becomes clear to officers that renting a room is the least of jessica's problems. >> if you don't want to answer questions, just tell me. >> a records check showed that she had an outstanding warrant for home invasion out of new york. >> all right. let's go. >> officers find no money in the hotel room and suspect jessica isn't working or traveling alone. >> we're not taking anything from your room. >> with jessica in cuffs they head to the station for processing. when suddenly the hotel manager alerts police that jess

and sarah jessica parker remembers when it was her dream. in a dance studio. >> i was a little girl in cincinnati, ohio. i was 8 years old, walked down a corridor, and stood transfixed. >> a little girl that couldn't believe the skill before her. you talked about not having money for the extras. she got a scholarship to learn how to dance, and got acting jobs, sharing the money with her family. we should have worked together. >> if only we had known. >> she was on her way. do you still remember the moment you walked on to that stage as annie? bob hope introducing her. but now, she's fighting to preserve the new york city ballet. if you could just get them from times square, 20 blocks north. >> i would personally take them if i had the time. if i could get them there, if words were needed, i would say, trust me. take two hours out of your day. >> millions watched her every week on "sex and the city." and dance worked its way into the script. did you imagine that one of the bigge biggest scenes would be in mcdonald's? >> no. >> do you think th

good evening, thanks for being with us i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean.overage of the first snowstorm of the season. from allentown to chester county and many areas in between. we will start with meteorologist kathy orr for latest storm forecast,. >> we are still seeing light snowfall and you can see to the south and east, still seeing rain, colder air,

i'm jessica dean. chris may has the night off. >>> we're going to get to that chilly black friday forecast in just a moment but first with a full stomach shoppers have all the energy they need to get through the night. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt a life at cherry hill mall and david, doors opened there at sick clock. and people were ready to spend. >> reporter: jessica, they were very ready to go. ready to shop, ready to find those deals. $718 that is the average consulting firm center says that people will spend for this holiday season. i have to tell you the people i spoke with tonight they told me that they spent that amount of money in just minutes. it's game on for deal seekers. thousands of holiday shoppers hit the stores as soon as the doors opened. >> i got my birthday present. my michael course bag. my daughter bought it for me. >> cherry hill mall will stay open for 28 hours straight and shoppers inside tell us they love the idea. >> you get to walk off your turkey dinner and see w

. >> i'm jessica dean.e have all angles of this storm covered with our winter weather team spread out across the area. we'll start with meteorologist kathy orr who is tracking the next weather concern. >> right now we're talking about a few random snow showers. you can see right here through the pine barrens of new jersey moving towards the northeast, everywhere else we're looking at dry conditions. right now 37 in philadelphia, wilmington and wildwood. temperatures above freezing with the exception of the poconos but that will change. we have northwesterly winds between 10 and 15 miles an hour. they will slowly be diminishing. the big story is tomorrow morning. here's what we'll wake up to, around freezing at the atlantic city airport and dover but many temperatures below freezing and that will lead to some icy concerns. here's a look at some of those snow amounts around the philadelphia area and our suburbs. the poconos 8-inches of snow, our highest accumulation. new tripoli 6-inches, new castle delaware

. >>> i'm jessica dean. we have live team three coverage of the first snowstorm of the season. from allentown to chester county and many areas in between. we will start with meteorologist kathy orr for latest storm forecast,. >> we are still seeing light snowfall and you can see to the south and east, still seeing rain, colder air, >>> and in chadds ford 2.5 inches of snow. within the the next couple of hours, and snow and rain coming to and he, temperatures steady, rising after the precipitation end, and then, we will be seeing gusty wind, winds gusting to 20 or 25 miles an hour. our kate bilo is live in college will with the mobile weather lab. how are conditions going on there. >> kathy, snow has started to fall again, we are seeing big, fat wet flakes once again falling in collegeville, started as rain and then turned into a wintry mix. we are on the side streets here, we are still seeing a lot of, slush, and a a lot of big puddles but also that heavy wet snow piling up on the roads. things are slippery. if you have a car not great in the snow we will be dealing with slippe

let's go down to jessica for more. >> jessica: you have three, huge guys go down on offense.of a rivalry. late in the year. can happen. we're just glad to get a victory. we're 10-1. we win next week, we're big 12 champs again. that's what we've been shooting for. >> jessica: bryce petty, a mild concussion. how do you feel moving forward? >> we have to assess. he did a good job. bryce was starting to get rolling. hopefully he can get going next week. >> jessica: thanks, coach. >> mark: art briles, expected a battle. and top of the week, he said, got to take care of today or else tomorrow doesn't matter. now, they can worry about tomorrow. final score, 48-46. so long, everybody, from arlington, texas. . >>> live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc 7 news. >>> the first in a series of storms brings a morning soaking to the bay area and it is just the start. we could see more rain this weekend than we have seen so far this season. hello, i'm tiffany wilson. we are on storm watch today. heading live outside looks can be deceiving. we are right in the middle of two storm syst

. >> hi chris and jessica. momma june told me she reconnected with convicted molester mark mcdaniel for two reasons, first because of her daughter pumpkin who once believed mark was her father. pumpkin wanted closure and second, because she felt sorry for him. >> yes, i did twice. i didn't know how he was. he just got leukemia. he has all this stuff wrong with him good mark does. >> he has a rare blood disorder. he has all this. >> how do you talk. >> we don't. we don't. >> but we have pictures of you two together? i have pictures of you guys, looking at a house. >> yes. >> it looks like you are holding hand with him in a house. >> no i'm not holding hands. >> and momma june is dropping a baby dad a bomb shell, growing up her daughter pumpkin thought mcdaniel was her father but month june is saying who is the real father and he is another sex offender. >> i will be honest and tell you world will know my mom will know pumpkin's real father is jessica's father. jessica and pumpkin have the same dad, but jessica's

tonight on the stack jessica, john and jordan clepper. thanks for joining us, panel. results are in, what are you seeing? aasif? >> the voters have spoken, jon, and they are rejecting obama's legacy of tyranny. you just can't reform the healthcare system with ebola. >> jon: jessica williams, renowned democratic analyst, you disagree? >> the only people who vote are alcoholic racists, everybody knows that! >> first, i've been crunching the numbers, and the statistics support what jessica's saying. and second, aasif is crushing my balls. >> i can confirm my colleagues are board! just like obama's been crushing america's balls by not protecting our border. >> the truth is all elections are about the next election. tonight looks good for hillary clinton 2016! >> jon: that's interesting. based on the algorithm i have been drawing on the back of jessica's jacket,, i have hillary winning and jeb bush winning. i think the democrats don't even bother to run a presidential candidate and scott walker defeats the talking rifle! i can't feel my legs! >> that's a ridiculous point.

jessica.ause] this is you been believable. >> absolutely. >> jon: jessica you would agree, last night there were at least seven senate seats with some pretty diverse candidates. >> jon republicans didn't just take democrat's seats they stole their essence. the gop went from a brooks brother's catalog to united colors of benetton ad. it's not fair. i mean how would republicans feel if democrats started denying climate change or decided that life begins at -- >> jon: i understand. they would be angry, they would be confused. they would maybe be hurt. >> exactly. but sorry demûyjust elected a y. conservative arkansas passed a minimum wage increase. what the [bleep] kind of world is this. i mean pretty soon the republicans are going to be rocking those msnbc nerd goggles. they are single white feels in the democrats. >> jon: what did they do when this happens. the democratic party has always been about the identityva of the under represented. if republicans take that, what do the democrats have le

kate. >>> thanks jessica.eah just looking around at the sky to see if i can still see stars the clouds have not moved in yet. there are stars overhead f you're in the city, look to the west and see if you can see this moon because it's huge and it's reddish orange and obscured by clouds really really awesome if you get a chance to come outside and check the out. the clear are the skies the colder the air and that's what we're feeling ut outside tonig tonight. clouds will be moving in. take look at storm scan3. a little disturbance producing a few snow showers over the great lakes region. could see a flurry through the day tomorrow. any travel plans for the rest of the holiday weekend you should be okay. temperatures right now 29 degrees at the philadelphia international airport. we're down to 21 already in allentown. mount pocono we couldn't get a teen in there. down to 12. trenton at 24. atlantic city 25 degrees. and lancaster 24 degrees. so your weekend planner, a dry weekend nice he can end for doing maybe

i'm jessica dean.f turkey shoppers have all the energy they might need round up the door busters. live at cherry hill mall and david doors opened there at 6 o'clock and you said shoppers were ready to go. >> reporter: yeah, jessica they're trod go. things are starting to pick up a little bit more at cherry hill mall. $718 that's what people will spend on this black friday holiday season. some people said they spent that money in minutes. it's game on for deal seekers. thousands of holiday shoppers hit the stores as soon as the doors opened. >> i got my birthday present, my michael kors bag. >> reporter: cherry hill mall will stay opened for 28 hours straight and shoppers inside tell us they love the idea. >> you get to walk off your turkey dinner and see what's out there and on sale and if you can get a good deal. >> reporter: just a few miles away we found tech hounds inside this best buy. looking for the perfect tv, phone, whatever caught shoppers eyes. >> they have such great sales and i think my da

not something i would say. >> reporter: but jessica had had enough. she went on the offensive and sued anderson, claiming he violated the fair credit reporting act. you turned the tables back on him. >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: anderson never showed up in court, and a judge awarded jessica more than $33,000. now she was the collector and he was the one who had to pay up. >> i came out on top. i fought back, he can't bother me anymore. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> porky pig, hard to believe. >>> coming up a subway commute takes a row mantdic turn. speak new or forever hold your peace. instant index is up next. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that inc

. >> the woman advertised as jessica tells officers she's a single mom working to support her kids. > here? >> no. >> where are your children at? >> my child is in new york. >> in new york? >> police find a new york city escort contract, revealing that jessica is working for an agency hundreds of miles from home. >> it appears she's been back and forth to here since august. there's another girl who apparently rented the room. she was nowhere to be found. >> do you know who rented the room? >> who rented the room? >> after a quick background check it becomes clear to officers that renting a room is the least of jessica's problems. >> if you don't want to answer questions, just tell me. >> a records check showed that she had an outstanding warrant for home invasion out of new york. >> all right. let's go. >> officers find no money in the hotel room and suspect jessica isn't working or traveling alone. >> we're not taking anything from your room. >> with jessica in cuffs they head to the station for processing. when suddenly the hotel manager alerts police that jessica's roommate has jus

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. >> searchers found jessica padgett's body. police say she was murdered and tonight one of her own family members is under arrest. we have a live report. >> a woman hanging laundry when she swallowed up by the earth. she's okay tonight but she's got an amazing story to tell. >> and from old teammates to blood brothers they're true story of friendship will touch your heart. this is an mazing one. the decision that not only saved a life, create add life long bond. scott? >> lucy, right now still tracking latest information on this pre thanksgiving nor'easter. what it means for turkey day tomorrow next. >> scott. here's a live look outside at old city a storm that dropped everything from rain to snow is easing up but we're still facing the the problems it will leave behind. we got ♪ >> we've got you covered on the roads tonight. you're looking at i-9 i-95 at airport road in new castle county, delaware. today's storm is created dangerous conditions and we've got your traffic just ahead. >>> nasty accident in the west oak lane secti

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good evening, i'm jessica dean. >>> aim chris may. now family of carlesha free land gaither is praying for her return and there is a $47,000 reward being offered in her case. carlesha was snatched off of west colter street in germantown on sunday night. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live with the late breaking development, steve. >> reporter: jessica and chris, there are now suspect images from both philadelphia and suspect images from maryland, connected to this case n some ways family says it has renewed a sense of hope in them, and in other ways they are worried that the abductor may be someone from gaither's past. >> you out there you see this, please baby just fight. >> reporter: powerful word, mother pleading to her daughter, just don't give up. >> calm down and fight. get out. >> reporter: it is day two in the search for 22-year old carlesha gaither, tuesday police announcing fresh lead renewing some hope. >> carlesha's atm car was used at a stand alone bank in aberdeen maryland. >> reporter: police confirm gaith

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