still, klein is getting nursing jobs. in august 2014, a female patient at united medical center in southeast d.c. tells police that klein touched her inappropriately several times and kissed her on the lips. the d.c. board of nursing says they suspended klein's license in september 2014. it took them 9 months to investigate the complaints. if he accepts the deal, would face a maximum of 18 months in prison. >> we asked the hospital why they didn't inform the board. they declined to answer. hospitals are required to report health professionals terminated due to unsafe practices. >>> looks like charges are possible. a lawyer says attorneys are close to an agreement but didn't detail what the agreement would include. he is expected to accept it. the army vet from texas made it across the lawn and into the east room of the white house. he was one of several fence jumpers that led to the agency's leader having to step down. >>> bizarre shooting near the mall this morning. someone riding in one car on the boulevard opened fire

i am pleased to introduce joel klein among friends today. i can't report as we all expect has been fastidiously barnstorming the country with his characteristic and missionary deal sharing lessons of hope and urging continued energetic reform on behalf of kids across the country. today is all little different. the national book to work as home field advantage. this book tells an important story. it tells your story. it tells the story of the people in this room. it is documentary and important archaeology of the history of what you started third 18 years ago and what we lead. it is a tribute to today's crowd and city leadership represented here is that many of you find yourself reflected in the pages. this is the narrative that is familiar and it is of the people and about the people in this room. let me have two quick thoughts. once it brings walton's national perspective to this and donna personal note, walton's work is in states and cities across the country. we invest in building toward systems for students brown and black students and t

klein. >> eric was on the runway right behind klein and barnett and saw the crash. >> when i happened going like, come on, come on. hopefully i thought he was going to make it over the trees, but he just clipped them. >> he seemed to be conscious. they were talking to him. >> reporter: was he standing saw him, he was on a backboard. they were readying him for transport. >> reporter: here's 82-year-old klein. while he wasn't piloting today, friends say he's an aviation enthusiast. >> he's been flying for a long time. he's one great individual. >> reporter: klein retired from nasa as an engineer, and friends say he is often seen at the airport, a couple tapes a week, and has logged countless flying hours. >> i hate to see anybody injured in any kind of accident. when it's somebody you know, certainly. my first thoughts are, hope they're okay. >> just glad that tom was able to get away from it and that there was no fatality. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration and transportation officials are investigating. they will be back out here tomorrow to figure out exactly what went

philip klein? guest: first, i'm talking about the whole affordable care act when i discussed obamacare -- discuss obamacare. one of the issues you raised about what to do with people who can't afford health care, there are two issues. one is that this is actually a big disagreement and debate within the republican party. how much of a role the federal government should play in trying to ensure people for affordable coverage. there are some people who say if the government is currently doing a lot of things that are driving up the cost of insurance and if you take them away and create a truly free market, that offers more choice and competition, then that would naturally drive down prices. if you look at the phone of the -- phone a lot of people carry around in the pocket, it can be a camcorder or radio or cd player, an alarm clock, many things that would have cost you thousands of dollars a short time ago. the point is that, over time innovation has driven down cost and improve quality. that hasn't

calvin klein? >> i'm not feeling sorry for klein, it's his dress! laughter ] >>> they called it bloody sunday. and next week marks the 50th anniversary of the day the police viciously beat and teargassed civil rights marchers in selma alabama. one of the leaders from that day congressman john lewis who shares his personal story of bloody sunday this week on capital download. >> i thought i was going to die on that bridge. somehow, some way, i'm still here. >> also this week, a conversation with auandrew a izen who has co-written a graphic novel telling the story for a new generation. >>> age is clearly just a number to this 90-year-old world war ii veteran! check out the video coming from our sister station in east tennessee. someone strapped a gopro to the end of his sled, and you can see him and his pup. [ laughter ] >> he ended up running next to claude the whole way down. [ laughter ] >> that is funny! >> he's trying to grab him come on, boy! come on! >> get up on here! not quite. >> never too old to play. >> that's right! although didn't you te

philip klein?uest: first, i'm talking about the whole affordable care act when i discussed obamacare -- discuss obamacare. one of the issues you raised about what to do with people who can't afford health care, there are two issues. one is that this is actually a big disagreement and debate within the republican party. how much of a role the federal government should play in trying to ensure people for affordable coverage. there are some people who say if the government is currently doing a lot of things that are driving up the cost of insurance and if you take them away and create a truly free market that offers more choice and competition, then that would naturally drive down prices. if you have a lot of -- if you look at the phone of the -- phone a lot of people carry around in the pocket, it can be a camcorder or radio or cd player, an alarm clock, many things that would have cost you thousands of dollars a short time ago. the point is that, over time, innovation has driven down cost and improv

the video begins with klein at the eiffel tower.mits that most of the abuse was out in the predominantly suburbs of paris. actually the message and some of the abuse he received came from a specific part of the city, so it's not the whole of the city. >> i'm not claiming it's the story of the whole city but again, france is in europe and france is a democracy, and i don't think it should be a problem for any person that believes in any religion to walk on any street in these cities. >> reporter: although klein says he was extremely scared at times, he was actually expecting worse. >> i would have been beaten up which is something i thought was going to happen and it didn't happen. most of the people that walked next to me and saw the way i was dressed treated me with respect. >> reporter: max foster, cnn, london. >> he makes a good point. you should be able to go anywhere in paris without suffering that kind of abuse. we have reached out for comment to the office of the mayor of paris, but so far we have not heard back. >>> another

this is a calvin klein ad i actually did.ping an explosion. there's a gas explosion behind me, i guess. i didn't even know. since when does calvin klein make like mechanic's outfits? [ laughter ] i couldn't have more clothes on. this is your calvin klein ad. this is mine. right there. that's what i'm talking about. [ laughter and applause ] but that's great. and look at you now, buddy. oh, my gosh. we'll get into the movie. but i want to talk quickly about one of your obsessions. i don't know if you ever got to meet him in l.a, but don rickles. >> yeah. i'm totally obsessed with don rickles. >> jimmy: is that right? you just love his stand-up? >> yeah, man. i got introduced -- i mean -- not that i have -- you had dinner with him recently, didn't you? >> jimmy: i did. >> i'm so jealous. >> jimmy: don't be. it wasn't fun. it was really -- yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] awful night. >> i'm sure, i'm sure. >> jimmy: he's a genius. >> i used to watch a lot of stuff on youtube of like sinatra and stuff and was fascinated by that sort of

. >> now for some background and analysis we are joined by marcus klein. welcome marcus. there has already been an minsk agreement last year. what is different this time? >> i think two major points will be added to a minsk ii agreement. first, a timetable, which was lacking in the first one. so for example, the withdrawal of heavy weapons by two weeks. the second step will be increased intervention, be it from the osc or the united nations. >> looking at the various parties involved, starting with ukraine, what does kiev want to achieve during these talks? >> i think what can be accomplished today in minsk would be a huge success, some kind of cease-fire. simply start the kill -- stop the killing. the minsk agreement, the confidence securing measures and the whole process about elections and autonomy in eastern ukraine. probably that will be postponed. but to find a solution for a cease-fire that would be a tremendous success for the international negotiators. >> any kind of agreement whether a cease-fire or a wider political agreement, russia's role is critical. how do

klein, it's twine time for klein, 46-39. he had four 3-pointers. gw savage says i'm not ready to go yet. cut the lead to 2. a couple of minutes later, josh joneses, oh my josh, gw loses again 56-48. tough loss for them. >>> west virginia at oklahoma state number 22 versus number 24. this is oklahoma state's brian nash with a little flotation in the lane. tied at 25. good ball game as you would expect between 22 and 24. west virginia's jawan staten blocked but right out to gary brown. he had 18 points. a 30-16. west virginia wins an important game 73-63 in stillwater. >> how'd you do on that mustang getting to work today? >> because of my great driving skills, i made it. i made it. >> in one piece. >> congratulations. >> in one piece, i criminal. >> we're on top of this storm. going to be back here. >> sleet's going to get slippery now, freezing rain, not good. >> stay off the roads if at all possible. >> thanks for watching. bye. the bed reacts to your body. it hugs you. it's really cool to the touch. this zips off so i can wash it-yes, please. (vo

kleine also faces a complaint in prince george's county. next on abc 7 news at 6:00 -- >> the secretary of the v.a. in damage control. coming up his reason for misspeaking about his military career. >> plus a beautiful sunset out there tonight. but there's more snow on the way. chief meteorologist doug hill breaks down the conflicting models to tell us what to expect. >> coming up in sports, all the kings men are here pitchers position players have all reported. we've got the latest from veeieira vieira florida wit >> new developments tonight in the fight over funding the department of homeland security. senate leader mitch mcconnell now says a stand alone funding bill will come to a vote. the holdup has been over a republican push to defund president obama's executive orders on immigration. the house and senate must approve legislation by friday to avoid the furloughing of 30,000 homeland security employees. he was brought in to clean up the department of veterans affairs. but now, v.a. secretary bob mcdonald is conducting damage control.

. >> reporter: howard bruce klein, who once was a u.s. attorney in philadelphia now works as white collar defense attorney. while sentencing is one of the next steps for mccord, klein wonders if down the road the campaign rules in pennsylvania that allow unlimited contributions will be reformed. >> and i don't think too many states have unlimited campaign contributions like pennsylvania does but i think that gives rise to the temptation, to want to raise funds. >> reporter: to compete. >> to compete, yeah. >> that was nbc10's rosemary connors reporting. governor tom wolf plans to nominate a new state treasurer in the near future. >>> a 94-year-old cumberland county man is recovering after two masked men attacked him inside his own home. we found workers replacing the back door of the home on west lincoln street in bridgeton today. police say two men with a knife broke the door and then forced their way in saturday night. investigators say they beat the victim demanded money and ransacked his home. the crime went unreported for more than 1

darren klein of falls church, virginia, has a hearing. at least three women claim klein groped them and forced them to touch his genitals. >>> the fence jumper who made it into the white house is due in federal court tomorrow. 42-year-old omar gonzalez was able to get by at least two secret service officers before they brought him down in the east room of the white house last september. the army vet was allegedly carrying a knife and 800 rounds ofammo. the prenesidt was not there at the time. gonzalez faces both federal and local charges that could carry up to 16 years in prison. >>> there is some movement in the senate that could vert a partial shutdown of the home -- could avert a partial shutdown of the homeland security department. senate democrats don't like the language in the bill that would undercut president obama's controversial executive order to stop deportation of millions of illegal immigrants. however, tonight senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is offering a way to separate those two issues. 1 bill would fund homeland s

. >> reporter: actress lupita nyong'o's stunning calvin klein dress, adorned with 6,000 pearls. it caught the eye of many in the fashion world. as well as someone in the crime world. the dress stolen from lupita's hotel wednesday, triggering a police search for the estimated $150,000 gown. then a real hollywood plot twist. >> tmz.com says they received a call from the alleged thief and alerted detectives. a tip which led to the gown, being found inside of a trash bag in a restroom at this hotel. >> the dress we have in our possession resembles the dress she wore the night of the oscars. >> reporter: but tonight the cliffhanger -- were the pearls on the dress even real? in the call to tmz, the anonymous crook claimed he took two of the pearls to l.a.'s garment district and learned they were fake. real or fake police say it was still a crime. and, what about a sequel? >> as we go forward we will definitely be seeing celebrities wearing very expensive gowns that are probably followed by security guards. >> reporter: no comment on the value of the loot from calvin klein, the gown's

. >> ezra klein, if the republicans don't figure this out, and they do end up in effect, putting the department of homeland security in a situation of running out of money, what happens in that department? >> so dhs is weird in this way. they're unlike a normal federal agency. actually 85% of its workers, roughly, would be able to stay on the job for two reasons. one is that a lot of the department of homeland security is funded not by congressional appropriations but by fees. and what's technically ironic about it is particularly the part that is funded by fees is the part that does immigration enforcement. so the particular part of the homeland security that the republicans are angry at would probably be just fine in the event of a shutdown. but there's an exemption for workers who are set to protect public safety. and a lot of the workers are classified as essential. so for those reasons, most workers would be able to stay on the job. now you would have slow downs in some areas but it wouldn't be like everything has to stop working overnight. you'd have a fair amount of people com

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. >>> and joe kleine will be here in defense of brian williams. uncer ] if you don't think "i've still got it" when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp." life reimagined gives you tools and support to get the career you'll love. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. >>> welcome back. republican mike huckabee hasn't officially announced but it seems pretty clear he intends to run for president. he's made some stunning comments recently that have certainly raised eyebrows. he's tangled with singer beyonce, made controversial remarks about same-sex marriage and even titled a chapter in his new book "bend over and take it like a prisoner." it's not the conventional type of discourse of a potential presidential candidate, but huckabee has never shied away from controversy. joining me now is former governor mike huckabee. governor thanks for being here. >> delighted to be here michael. thank you. >> you're off to israel. >> yes. >> will you see prime minister bibi netanyahu? >> that's the intention. i normally do when i go. i was there three times last year and saw him

joining us our political panel "the washington post" aaron blake and rick klein. i suppose i shouldn't be cynical about the fact that we're fighting the war twitter because it does have an impact in terms of the pr aspect of it this twitter thing is distressing. >> there are things the government does well and i would say tweeting towards a potential terrorist is probably not one of them. i understand that the effort here is to try to meet recruitment where it's happening. a lot of it is happening online. we know that isis has been very aggressive in social media in reaching people who are disaffected and feel like they have nothing to lose and they go join the fight. a lot of people are skeptical. this is a very small government program we are talking about here. even if it was a huge one the idea people who are are tempted to join a tears organization are going to be dissuaded by something the u.s. government is tweeting out hard it to believe. >> you know, the key thing here is that they are trying to basically promote things that are coming from more moderate

. >> the pilot here jeffrey barnett, his passenger thomas klein from silver spring. they are both recovering in the hospital this morning. >>> today the d.c. council is preparing for a showdown with congress. council members will be talking about the bill to legalize pot later this morning. about 70% of d.c. voters passed the bill last november. however, maryland congressman andy harris put a measure in the federal budget to prevent it from taking effect. the d.c. council decided to hold hearings about the bill anyway and will talk about regulating the drug today. >>> 6:05 now. some students will hold a sleep-in demonstration today in hopes of convincing mont coun school board to change school start times. it's part of the save our sleep campaign. middle and high school students and their parents will wear pajamas, bring their sleeping bags and camp out out side of the school board's rockville offices. the demonstration is set to start at 3:30. this is all ahead of tomorrow's possible vote on changing the bell times. the proposal started with trying toed a just adjus

martin klein reports on the ruckus at foggy bottom. just how noticeable is this? huh?. ...will severely limit nato's ability... [hair dryer] five seconds! everything's fine, aaron. [crash] a bomb exploded on a railroad bridge outside of madras, india sending a passenger train... you've got your hands in. you've got your hands in! your hand! get your hand out! your hand! you know he wrote some beautiful stuff. 120 people were reported injured, at least 22 people dead. commercial. i wish i were one of them. remember brinkley's great line? "it's as irrevocable as a haircut." can i check your purse? i got some decent stuff at yard sales. i like those. can i have your autograph for my wife? how are you doing, paul? tom. you're finally learning to be flexible. glad you've changed your mind about tom. ma'am, can i check your purse? i'd like to know what the contents are myself. sir, may i see that briefcase? i'd like to check the contents. could i see your purse? we got to go. i'm sorry. what? i...oh! you o.k.? great. i'm so sorry i pulled you away from that dinner. those thi

the calvin klein evening gown was custom made for her. hotel room here at the london in west hollywood where the dress was taken. detectives are now on the case. >> we're working on the investigation and interviews. stars who was involved we don't know yet. we're reviewing security footage as we speak. >> reporter: but as of yet, the mystery of the missing pearl evening dress remains unsolved. >> quite the mystery. >>> now, it is pretty common knowledge that sahara winds carry dust to places far away but images from nasa shows exactly how far the sand travels. a slight tracks millions of tons of the sand from 2007 to 2013 and the results are staggering. every year an average of 182 million tons of dust that's equivalent to the contents of more than of 689,000 trucks fly past the western edge of the sahara and traveled as far as the amazon. >>> now, botswana's economy is booming, helped by the fact that the country is largest producer of diamonds. but will this economic success mean good news for the entertainment industry? a journey to fi

. >> also lupita nyong'o's calvin klein dress made with 6,000 pearls. >> i thought she rocked that oner spectrum rosamund pike in this givenchy gown and j-lo in this gown, business on the bottom and party on the top. >> if you say so. jimmy kimmel stole the show. looking pretty casual. look at him here. that is with lara spencer. lara i have to give her credit she was stunning last night in that outfit she had on. >> her and robin, our sara haines. >> oh, my goodness we had a crew on the red carpet. >> we sure did. after the fun, the after party, the governor's ball. all the stars made their way to the ballroom for the official oscars party. >> 1500 guests were dining but it is really about the food cure rated by super shelf wolfgang puck. 1300 bottles of champagne on tap for the winners and everybody. >> there really there are no losers when you feast on 50 dishes prepared by wolfgang or many people. you finally get to eat >> he's done this several years now. his menu is ridiculous. a bonus round of "the skinny" coming your way. of course it is the oscars. bonus round of "the skinny"

based on the tail number, we have learned the plane was registered to thomas klein in silver spring. david isaacs is a pilot who said they started testing toward the runoff. >> the airport advised us the runway was closed, so that was the first we heard something happened. max this is a photo from the anne arundel county fire department. you can see the plane was upside down in a marshy wooded area. the first 911 call came in just before 2:00 this afternoon after investigators say the plane just took off. the crash happened just a few hundred yards away from the airstrip. officials say the 55-year-old and 80 year-old males were the only two people on board at the time and it took nearly an hour to extricate the victims from the plane. they were airlifted to area hospitals with their -- with serious but non-life-threatening conditions. >> they were communicating with our providers and were of great assistance to us. we're glad they did not suffer more severe injuries. >> because of the location, we are told rescue crews called in for additional help from surrounding agencies. maryland

whether joe klein of "time" magazine there has not been any notion of giving williams the benefit of the doubt. i'm not talking about places like "new york post" whom schadenfreude is a given. >> sure. >> but in the people you've talked to at the networks legacy media, who don't seem to feel that there's any chance that there's a relatively okay explanation. what kimberly dozer said, and this is somebody who almost lost her life in combat is what you hear general belief general impression given even by elite media is this guy is a fab allows at best. that's what he has to overcome if he's to survive. >> you mentioned joe klein, let me read his column shauden floyd circus overwrought and unnecessarily brutal. he went on to say the judgment whether he should be fired from pundits who never saw inside of chinook helicopter he finds to be self-righteous and gagging. none of us are wearing pitch forks. is it possible the collective amount of saturation coverage causes a bunch of pitch forks to be up in the area. >> here you are 33 minutes into your broadcast and this is what you've been d

people like nate silver come as her klein -- silver, ezra klein -- the great mr.was instrumental in leading the place where he worked from being the definition of the old ways into it and innovative orgaon i. th >> of course they're all great challenges. but it is the thinking that matters and not the form in which it is conveyed. and so as you may have heard the publication that i have has been going through some changes of its own. we may even be a little bit more vertical and integrated. but actually the fantastic team of writers and editors in our new york and dc offices are busy making websites and social media have an advanced mission in our founder outlined 100 years ago. he said it sums up the new publication that can be radically progressive herriot he would build his as a journal opinion [inaudible] and they were pretty smart people. they wouldn't or indeed couldn't have ignored aleutian possibilities and just like any publication with hopes of success in the year 2015 they would want the new republic to be better at welcoming into the old leaders and wr

reporter: no longer platinum hair justin bieber surprised ellen for her birthday with flowers and calvin klein underwear but after the show that he truly opened up. he posted this confessional face back video hoping to show he's a changed man. >> i was really nervous and i think i was nervous because i'm just i was afraid of what people are thinking about me right now. it has been amendment since i have been on a public appearance and i didn't want to come off the arrogant or conceited. basically how i have been acting the past year, year and a half. and i was, i'm not who i was pretending to be. and why i say pre-tending is often you pre-tend to be something we are not as a coverup of what we are truly feeling inside. >>reporter: right in time for 21st birthday on march first justin roasted he previously joked on twitter for years i have wanted comedy central to

klein is still in critical condition tonight. both men live in maryland. >>> now warning for drivers in a congested area for parking. thieves smashed dozens of windows in the past week in the rosalyn part of arlington county. some of the break-ins even took place inside parking garages. northern virginia y joins us with the warning from police tonight. hi julie. >> reporter: wg garage that was targeted is tucked between the buildings here on the corner of clarendon boulevard and pier street. billing management is notifying residents of what happened inside over the weekend, but both the parking garages hit this month also have public parking spaces. he parks a nice sports car in this garage. he leases a space across t street from his home. but there are also public spots here. he says he's not surprised to learn at least 14 cars were broken into there early saturday morning. >> it happens with all these open garages. it's happened in our building which is actually across the street as well so it just kind of -- it's not like a fr

it is best known for its calvin klein perfume brand. the cme will shut down most of its open outcry futures trading pits in chicago and new york by july. the decision to end this 167-year-old method of trading including wild hand signals and shouting has fallen to just 1% of the cme's futures volumes. >>> if you missed any of the big stories in the past hour go to visit our website. ty? >> go pro shares up today but taking a hit this year down nearly 15%. the action camera maker set to report quarterlies after the close today. can they get their mojo back? coming up on "power lunch." first let's see what's coming up on "street signs." >> if you have been wondering just how much lower gas prices have translated into an appetite for bigger cars no one knows better than the ceo of group one automotive. we have invited him here on the show. also, after the anthem hack just how much is your medical data worth on the black market? and why is it so much more than credit card data? really good questions. hopefully we will get really good answer

marissa guthrie and joe klein, columnist for "time" magazine. marissa, john sturltn stewart became a cutting edge social and media political critic. how did he do that? >> he came along at the right time. he could -- and cable news had ramped up and was 24-hour talking headfest. so there were always going to be times when these people put their foots in their mouths and so he had these huge targets in which to expos hypocrisy which really epndeared him to his young audience which was already suspicious of media. >> stewart is upfront about leaning left and mostly skewers republicans and fox news and bill o'reilly but it's all cloaked in comedy. >> this is one of my big problems with him. he is constantly lecturing us about the tone of our politics, but he was a big-time political commentator himself. what he added to the conversation -- >> oh, no, no no. he says i'm just the media. >> this is the game he would play. he would want to be taken seriously at some level. if you caught him in something being wrong about something or dishonest, it's ju

he was voted "most likely to be the love child of a a calvin klein model and a a calvin klein mannequinr and applause ] that seems like a rare award. they don't give that out. >> steve: they don't give those out very often. >> jimmy: no, not to many people. this is jeff teague from the atlanta hawks. he was voted "most likely to be the backup dancer that madonna almost kisses and grabs his face and pushes him away." i've seen that guy. i know that move. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next from the miami heat we have chris bosh. >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he was voted "most athletic voldemort." [ laughter and applause ] let's see that. oh, yeah, not too shabby. [ laughter ] >> steve: don't mention his name, you know? >> jimmy: next up is marc gasol from the memphis grizzlies. he was voted "most likely to use flannel condoms." [ laughter ] i didn't even know -- they make those? >> steve: i didn't know they make those. >> jimmy: i didn't know they made them. >> steve: they're grungy. >> jimmy: grungy. >> steve: plays for the trojans. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did he used to? >> steve: yeah, i think he

those are all pearls, custom calvin klein. julie anne more, chanel, 80,000 beads.ty jones icy blue white alsarin mcclean. -- alexander mcclain. this is notice openy -- naome was the. this is emma stone on her way to best dressed. a great night for the famous houses a lot of beautiful classic dresses. >> we'll run down the winners the big winners in our next half-hour. >>> a new terror threat has malls in the u.s., great britain and canada on alert. hear why officials are taking this so seriously. >>> a bucks county neighborhood is on lockdown as s.w.a.t teams stand off with an armed man at a gun shop. "action news" will be right back. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. breaking on "action news," swat t

kleine is accused of preying on women at d.c. area hospitals. a fourth alleged victim from d.c. has now come forward, we've learned, and there's also at least one complaint from prince george's county. kleine is due back in court in may. >> virginia state police are investigating a serious morning crash that injured a state trooper. state police say the trooper was parked on the left side of interstate 95 near mile marker 152 in prince william county. the driver of a speeding s.u.v. lost control and slammed into the trooper's patrol car. the trooper was taken to the hospital with serious but nonlife threatening injuries and the driver of the s.u.v. suffered a minor injury and he's been cited for reckless driving. >> more than two dozen people were hurt in california when a commuter train hit a truck that had been abandoned on the tracks. as abc's ted rollins reports, the s.u.v. ran away from the scene. >> metro link car vs. vehicle. >> the collision just before 6:00 a.m. between a metrolink commuter train and a truck was so intense, it sent three of the rail cars on to their sid

and lupita wore a calvin klein gown down the red carpet with pearls on it but then it disappear eded from a west hollywood hotel room. it had been adorned with rare pearls. the police believe that is why it was stolen. >>> and now, is the dress blue and black or is the dress gold and white? a woman posted a photo of this dres dres, and asked, what color is it it? millions can not say. it has to do with the lighting, and people are going to compensate, and it is the camera lenses and people who say, blue and black, they are compensating for the lighting and it is clear as day that it is blue. >> it is blue. >> yes, we agree. >> and so there sis no debate. >> the one on my phone was blue and black. i wanted to clarify that. >> and now stay tuned for the sharks and the warriors when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> good evening, geraud moncure here in the comcast sportscenter sportscenter. tonight, it could be a nba finals preview with the golden st

and strokes they get get the highest rate of heartaches of folks in san francisco we're asking for a klein breath of air they've not come employed with the regulations we did an analysis and did the recommendation to them as well in terms of the department and the city and i'll submit this for consideration as well as by the commission please do not permit them until they get in compliance with the dust regulations we took them out last thursday with the city with the air district and the health department they deliberating misrepresented the facts i don't know what the punishment of fines they will sit up here and lie to you your ore representatives we want the development not at expense of our lives it's a human right as a citizen of san francisco and this nation our buddies died in vietnam i can't can't we have a clean breath of air my father's generation died in the shipyard we're still trying to clean up i was in the research center those bombs that were dropped on japan were shipped from health department sadly in some of the research life expectancycy for african-americans males if

klein with a three- pointer. and the pride of fairfax, keith savage cuts the lead. a couple minutes later, josh jones, g. w. loses, 56-48. they struggled. >>> west virginia at oklahoma state, number 22 versus number 24. west virginia's juwan staten gets a block. it goes to gary brown. he had 18 points, 8 rebounds, staten puts it on ice. west virginia wins by 10 at oklahoma state. >>> all right, georgetown played a prime time game today at verizon center. their crowd, a little better because they played pre-storm today. so a lot of fans in the house. early, barry trotz. they break a 1-1 tie. there was only five minutes left. looked like they would win it in regulation. they head to overtime and the shootout and kuznetsov gets it done. nascar, kurt busch lost his appeal. he was suspended after he was found to have committed an act of domestic violence and will not race in the daytona 500. his younger brother was injured when his car smacked the wall. he suffered a compound fracture of the leg and then broke his left foot as well. wow. that wall didn't have the energy

amy chozick from "the new york times" political beat, and joe klein, from "time."come back to all of you. and bill, let me begin with you. rudy giuliani stirring things up. questions the president's love country. doubles down on that. what is he up to? >> i think he's driving the liberal media into a frenzy. i don't know. i think he said what he believes. he decided he believed it so he wasn't going apologize. >> and joe klein, we saw scott walker trying to make the point that all the republican candidates shouldn't have to be asked this question on principle. then saying he doesn't know whether president obama is a christian. is he trying to play a double game here? >> i think he's trying to send two messages. i think with rudy and the other wild statements we've been seeing, it think it works for the disadvantage. one thing i know after 11 presidential campaigns. people don't like to elect an angry president or an angry party. they sound very angry. >> they do sound angry, keith ellison. but the point that marco rubio was making. the point that scott walker was t

the pilot jeffrey bar net and passenger thomas klein from silver spring are both recovering at the hospital. >>> go mcauliffe is supposed to talk about the future of research and personalized cancer care. the announcement is set for 8:00 a.m. in falls church. >>> your kids' teachers as well as government workers could get a pay raise this ys are part of new budget proposals in the statehouse and senate. you probably won't have to work about a government shutdown this year. proposals also include money for economic development in the common willth but left out governor mcauliffe's push to expand medicaid. >>> there are questions surrounding annen inmate death. natasha mckenna was taken off life support yesterday. last week during a transfer mckenna became combative and she was tased. after that a, she experienced a medical emergency and was rushed to the hospital. an investigation into whether the taser actually caused the emergencyy is under way. in a statement, the sheriff's office says it is fully cooperating, quote, we anticipate a prompt and comprehensive investigation and will continue

but the dress, designed by francisco costa for calvin klein, that took 25 people 10 weeks to hand sew 6,000 pearls, is valued at $150,000. >> we're going to see gowns insured or followed by security. >> reporter: a thief, now clutching one of the most recognizable gowns in the world that pawn experts say, won't fetch much on the street. if someone were to cut these pearls off the dress. >> it's only a few hundred or a few thousand dollars, maybe. the value was wearing the dress. >> reporter: brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back here from the cover of men's ees's health to his office renovated. should you be paying for this? >>> and this nascar, stolen. le th fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if jublia is right for y

. >> she had school teachers robin klein and nancy boyer at hello. >> i thought one day i'm going tote for her. one day she's going to perform open-heart surgery. >> she was a very talented writer, used very colorful language, mature for a fifth grade writer. >> taylor performed in school plays proving she had pipes, taking the lead in the local musical "bye-bye birdie". ♪ ♪ ♪ >> next, she took on the karaoke circuit. local country singer pat garrett ran the contests. >> she was poised and handled the crowd quite well for an 11-year-old. i said when i was 11 i couldn't tie my shoes. get out of here. she got better as she went along, and the finals she got to open the charlie daniels show. >> i'm the best there's ever been! >> next up -- "star-spangled banner". >> the national anthem at a philadelphia 76ers game. >> i think that gave her a taste at what super stardom was and looking around and saying you i think this is what i want to do with my life. >> she struggled socially during my mid will school years. >> i had this click of girls i used to hang around with and all of a sudden

the ivory calvin klein dress featured 6,000 pearls and is valued at $150,000. deputies are reviewing security footage. you made a good point. you know who goes inside your room. >> that thing is heavy, too apparently. you couldn't exactly -- >> not everyone could fit in it either. >> we know what to give topper for his next birthday, not that dress. >>> check out these sneakers made by nike and inspired by kevin durant because apparently home boy loves meteorology. who knew? the backs of the sneakers are covered in doppler radar style graphics. the fronts are green, a nod to the green screens that meteorologists use on tv to show you the temperatures and maps and all. the shoes hit the shelves next week. we forecast that topper will be wearing a pair on the weather terrace this spring if they have his size. >> what did you think about them? >> pretty cool. of course, i'll make them with some snowflakes, but i like it. >> that's our broa major: ok fitness class! here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. crowd: yayyyy! heart: i'm going to focus on the he

the calvin klein original was supposedly worth $150,000. no way. the thief insists it is not. >>> another famous dress disappearing fast. it sparked an internet frenzy over the color. was it blue and black? was it gold and white? well the company who makes the $75 dress says sales have skyrocketed. by the way, it is blue and black. look at all the different dresses. yeah. i think there are multiple pictures, you know, floating around the internet and that is what happened. speaking of multicolors, multipictures, how about multiflavorred? >>> check this out, an iowa man invented milk with vanilla, chocolate, strawberry flavors all in one glass. it is made of flavored gelatin. it disperses but doesn't mix. the milk is healthy and the inventer says that the kidding will love it. >> fat free and no calories too. >> i don't know about that. >> and the pearls are fake. [ laughter ] >> and it is blue and black right? >>> a bizarre incident forces a nascar sprint cup driver to withdraw from the race. and more on bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help

. >> these pictures may be the last we see of this pearl studded calvin klein stunner on this stunningress who dropped jaws sunday wearing it on the oscar's red carpet. the fashion police gave it the thumbs up but now it is gone. the dress apparently stolen from her hotel room. detectives are on the case. the hotel says it was an unfortunate situation. $150,000 price tag. i hope they find it. thanks for watching. >> early start is ahead for viewers here in the united states and for viewers around the world, newsroom is next. >> and as we head out we want to leave you with this photo of a partially frozen ocean wave off the beach in natucket. no surfing on that one. >> not at all. >> see you later. septic system breakdowns affect over 1 million homes a year and can cost thousands of dollars to repair. thankfully, rid-x has enzymes to break down waste and time-released bacteria to reduce tank buildup. rid-x. #1 in septic maintenance. and now for rvs too! he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define y

the calvin klein collection dress is valued at $150,000. it's adorned with some 6,000 pearls. detectives are reviewing security footage now from nyong'o's hotel for any clues. >> now to a dress controversy taking over the internet tonight. all right. take a look at this. what colors do you see here? white and gold? blue and black? right now believe it or not the debate is so hot it holds the top five spots on twitter's trending lith. even lawmakers are getting in on the debate. u.s. senator chris murphy says white and cold. a representative from california says he is confused. the reality is it's blue and black. according to the dress maker's website. the dress maker needs a new camera bottom line. if she likes it, it's whatever color she thinks it is. >> exactly. >> whatever color she says it is. >> steve saw this on twitter and told me about it first. >> i thought it was perrywinkle brown. >> there you go. >> i thought that too >> i asked the question on twitter, what color is my tie. >> navy. >> depends upon your tv. we had snow this morning. now we have a lot of melting du