when my son was about a year old and so boy not in my cloys i had to have the a daefr i found the kline'sut the thing i want to talk about is quality and the immense defense dispondcy i had after reviewing about three or four facilities in the sunset i was pretty much in despair i had to leave my boy but you could not see myself leaving him in one of those plays they were not terrible, terrible but not ideal when i found the kline's an amazing loving environment i thought it was too good to be true but it was true my son thrilled there the loving authority in which they run their facility i can't say enough you've heard that. the primary is very important we live in the city we want to stay in the city and have our children at the schools in the city and the preschool prepares them to excel so be socially readies for kindergarten the kline's offer an enumeration service to families in san francisco. by having their school and i hope you'll approve so they'll have more families thank you. >> hi good afternoon. my name is is monica i'm a children services manager at the local pub library i'

kline's letter says they use 3 spaces without the expansion in place pr that variance this parking variance will be moving another one or two parking spaces in the white zone depending on how it's laid auto this will leave space to park in front of my house without blocking the entrance to my garage and driveway. when you factor in the parking for the staff and the parents this reduce street park and not included are the transfer appointments and the elementary staff and the after school staff for myself and other neighbors that signed the port commission petitions objecting to the project i ask you to deny this where both requests thank you, thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, everyone. commissioners. my name is is a commissioner earl lynn louie we live across the street from the project. i want to bring to your attention loving ton middle school is located one block away age over 6 thousand students and staff they've got no parking for that site. so in the past we've had teachers parking in front of our house all day from 7 to 6 clock the picture open the scre

ed kline is just a terrific investigative reporter. he did dance that you just can't imagine and it's very well sourced. he's blocked all of this down and now we are going to release this book at the end of june and we have very high hopes that are very excited about it. >> mariji ross, at a publisher gregory, with a book like that, how much backchecking of my coworkers into a? >> that's a very good question because that's something all of us have to work about. frankly no publisher wants to get dragged into a lawsuit are accused of something like that in no author does either. so part of our first line of scrutiny is a very common deep exhaustive interview with the author himself and grilling the author and where he got his information, making sure he has done his fact checking. one of the things that's always been great and i think one of the reasons that his books have stood up to squirt me and believe me people would love to find -- poke holes in what he is saying is that his role as he will never put any egg into a book unless it'

we first told you about captain kline, a triple amputee. mark segraves talked with the couple and they shared how the community is rallying behind them. >> smoke was starting to come through the ceiling vent. i ran back downstairs. i said we've got to go. >> reporter: the fire broke out thursday night as the couple was watching tv in their basement. >> i started to see the smoke. about that time the alarms started going off. >> reporter: as his wife ran to gather any belongings he could, captain kline, who lost both his legs and his arm while on patrol in afghanistan tried to get himself to safety. >> and i went to try to climb out of the basement on my hands and knees basically to climb up the stairs. >> he made it to the top of the stairs when he couldn't go any further. that's when jessica came back into the house. >> she saw me laying down on the top of the steps, grabbed me around the shoulders and yanked me up to the main floor where she was able to pull me out onto the front porch. this is the really amazing part. by the time i got o

lady who is very familiar with basketball, made a little basketball history herself, nanny lieberman kline, former star player and head coach in the nba development league and now general manager of the texas legends and a member of the hall of fame. nancy, welcome to you. >> it is my pleasure to be here. >> so we were talking quickly in commercial break. you said it's been a busy couple

kline wrote to all residents and invited them to stop by or e-mail only one resident responded and that's someone wanting to enroll his child the planning department sent out the nose only then did the residents pay attention and circulated a petition focusing that on too main issues diminished property values we immediately hosted a meeting at the school approximately 10 residents showed up. after the jill 29 meeting we wrote to the residents again explaining how research indicated property values are not damage by the schools in their neighborhood and their enhanced and cited newspaper studies the property will remain zoned rh1 and we explained how drop-offs and picks up will be stalgd and future some students are only part time and picked up in t in the middle of the day. i understand that today, the planning department had a special seminar on the subject of responding to childcare facilities a practical guide in that it says for those reasons in discussing parking for smaller childcare centers which this size of this facility which is a total of 36 on for smaller childcare centers fe

first john kline, john kline is an attorney in paid media, west virginia, specializes in representation of federal black lung claims. mr. kline earned his jd degree from the west virginia college of law in morgantown west virginia. prior to starting private practice, in 2005 he spent many years working on at of coal miners as a volunteer black lung association member, benefit counselor and leverkusen the. mr. kline grew up -- grew up in new york and as a father of three children. mr. kline, thank you for being you. dr. john parker, dr. parker has been practicing at west virginia university since 1985. is published numerous peer-reviewed studies and textbook chapters on occupational lung disease. he has consulted for the world health organization and the international labor office on issues related to respiratory diseases and travel the world over teaching and training, doing gratitude occupational lung disease. he is currently professor chief of pulmonary and critical care medicine at west virginia university. dr. parker is very to his wife, christine, and has two children, josh and kat

kline there have been questions about your sources, especially the most salacious parts of the book, no names specifically. what do you make of the claims and why not bring more people to the forefront as people who actually gave you the sources ss and give their names? >> guest: i think that's a very legitimate question and it's a question that has been asked of bob woodward, whose books are all anonymous sources. the game change authors, hideleman and the other fellow whose name escapes me for the moment, all their sources are anonymous. when you report on current political battles, it's very hard to get people on the record because they don't want to lose their access to the people in power. so, i've developed over the course of many years, during the books i've written on hillary clinton, on barack obama, the last book i wrote was called "the amateur. barack obama in the white house." i have a row low desk of sources who i have come to depend on who have proven to be absolutely accurate again and again and again, and these people will talk to me for a variety of reasons, not the

kline, there have been tn questions about yours sources, especially some of the more salacious parts of the book ande attributed to people, but no names specifically. first of all, what do you make t of the claims and why not bring more people to the forefront as people who actually gave you the sources and give their names? >> -- whose books are all anonymous sources, the game change authors, their sources e are anonymous, too.they d when you report on current political battles, it's very po hard topl get people on the record, because they don't want to lose their access to the people in power.ing so i've developed over the e course of many years during theo books that i've written on hillary clinton, on barack obama, the last book i wrote was called "the amateur barack obama in the white house," i have a rolodex of sources who i've com to depend on who have proven tor be absolutely accurat ae again again and again, and these to people will talk to me for a but variety of reasons, not the m least of which they w like to s themselves as quite important and close to power, but none of

forecast, lets go to the traffic map in north coventry where we will start off, schuylkill road at kline avenue there is an accident there, we've got debris on the roadway, liquids on the highways. whatever that means you want to be careful traveling on the this road. also in southford an accident at clump road at white mills road is cleared. you good are to go in >>> these changes for phillies starting rotation, robert hernandez was traded to the dodgers for two players s to be named later and cliff lee was sent home to rest his elbow. he won't need surgery but he will miss the rest of the season. as for the game the series finally last night against astros sean osullivan replacing hernandez after the trade. 's allows two home runs in the first giving astros a three to nothing lead. but everything changes in the eighth. phillies down three-two, two outs for ryan howard and he hits the grand slam. phillies go ahead six-five. part of the five run eighth inning and they win it, six-five the final. >>> eagles taking on the bears tonight in preseason game number one and even six year veteran

million to pay tax appeal settlements to several casinos whose property values have dropped because of klineing business. >> time for a look at business. struggling malaysian airline will be removed from malaysian stock exchanged and become state owned. they plan to buy out a minority stake owners and carry out a complete overhaul. it has handled two disasters this year. >>> a first-ever report by the federal reserve finds a quarter of american households are just getting by financially. the survey which was conducted last year in september and october paints a bleak picture, one in three people said they were somewhat or much worse off than before the great recession hit. another concern one in five people nearing retirement age say they have no retirement savings or pension. >>> wall street could be in for another big drop. stock futures are in the red right now. all the major indices were off slightly. on going turmoil in the ukraine and middle east have investor insist a caution and selling mood. >>> a tulsa oklahoma restaurant is offering a bacon milk shake. the recipe, milk, ice cream, ma

the man at the center of it all, mission director walt kline. why is this mission so important? >> because if we don't do anything about it we're just going to continue on wrecking air. the job of the plain is to conduct the symphony of the science. making sure the scientists are getting what they need, when they want it, how they want it and making sure they get it safely. >> each station, take different readings. the is mission is called seachrs. >> are exposing only the colors of the radar to them. >> on the ground, dozens of scientists monitor the flights in mission control. they can track the flight path through radar. jasmine velapich. >> almost no other plane is capable of reaching high altitudes. we have remote sensors that allow us to look at the chem composition of the atmosphere, the outfloor of convective activity. we're also interested in looking at the effects of hurricanes. >> even higher up in space a fleet of formation satellites pass over where the planes fly. just took off an hour ago, the scientists went right to work. all sorts of instruments that are doing

lady who is very familiar with basketball, made a little basketball history herself, nanny lieberman klineer and head coach in the nba development league and now general manager of the texas legends and a member of the hall of fame. nancy, welcome to you. >> it is my pleasure to be here. >> so we were talking quickly in commercial break. you said it's been a busy couple days for you, because of this news. and so you picked up the phone and called becky yesterday. what did she share with you? >> well, when i left -- i left her a message initially, and then she called back and as she just said on tv, she was giving me thanks. and i was like, oh, no, no, becky, this is your time. you deserve it. i'm so proud of coach popovich, the spurs and becky hammond. what that hire meant is respect. i don't think coach pop hired her because she was a woman. he hired her because she could do the job, and she was qualified. and i really appreciate that. >> i was just reaching out to a couple different friends i have, some professional athletes, charles barkley said this, spurs again prove they're the best

the vaccine made by glaxo smith kline has shown studies. and now the trial is to begin as early as next week. so far, ebola has killed more than 1400 people. >>> today, the inner lanes of the ben franklin parkway from 22nd street will close as preparations continue for this weekend made in america music festival. on saturday, kanye west takes the stage with big daddy king. on sunday, pharrell williams and kings of leon. tens of thousands of people are expected to pack the parkway. they had about 80,000 last year for the show so if you go, you may want to think about transportation. >> speaking of transportation, we'll keep you update. >> public and private. >> yeah, mass transit is on or close to schedule this morning. by the way, that's definitely a good option if you're heading into center city this weekend. this is a live look at 95, at the philadelphia international airport. we had construction out here earlier this morning. that has since cleared. traffic is just fine. if you're picking up or dropping somebody off from the airport, you

i drunk see poor row queen kline queen on main she's taking almost forty pills a day now that i was thirty you know we increased the number one place the cashier and we increased the trial of. we're probably spending almost two thousand a month and that's with our insurance and it doesn't seem like it's getting you know any better she starting to complain of chest pains and blood pressure problems and the seizures are uncontrollable now you know we just focus on today. and pray for tomorrow. it was hope. we were forced to choose between the house and the repairs and gary's medical bills and her medicines and. we probably are sitting and not going to close to a hundred thousand and unpaid medical those. financially we've just become rent. since the licensure card is sold and it has become one of the most widely used vaccines in the united states and it shouldn't drug administration and that centers for disease control and prevention are recommending the use of that vaccine for all females between the ages of eleven and twenty six. with the opportunity to. reach nine year old females without

. >> a gadget used to stop people from keyry klineing in their seats causes a plane to divert in midght. tell you why next. david. >> nice day to get out there on the golf course, do a lost other things although pretty warm conditions later on. how warm? we'll be back in a minute with details for your afternoon call. >> so, we have 90's in our sights. we're not going get there. >> not quite. tomorrow. >> not quite. storm tracker 6 double scan telling turnovers we're dry this morning. as we look outside stars out over the agent and elsewhere around the region and plenty of sunshine on the way but like yesterday it's going to be very warm out there. by the end of the day it might feel a tad humid for some of you. current temperature 70 degrees in philadelphia so we are off to another one of those mild starts. some suburbs in the 60's. dewpoint already sitting on 60 degrees, just slightly humid, not too bad. winds out of the north at five, not all that strong this morning. as we take a look at satellite, little bit of cloud cover tried to sweep in overnight but it's just melting off the

. >> reporter: attorney tom kline represents the little girl and her family in a civil lawsuit citing lacks school district security. worker on duty when the kidnapping took place testifying that those entering the school were not check at the reception desk for id's. >> unfathomable that a school district would have no need to have a checkpoint when you first come in the door to sign in. >> reporter: regusters attorney raised question about the the supposed identifications of her on video and from the alleged victim statements telling jurors that the suspect herself had been a victim of sexual assault. prosecutors advising the jury that the little girl, now seven, will take the witness stand to testify against her alleged attacker face-to-face. >> it is something that that is unthinkable and something that needs to be punished. >> reporter: to you citing pending litigation school officials are not commenting. trial is expect to take from two to three weeks. live, i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a three-year old boy is lucky to be alive tonight. two men fired into a home

among them is axis smith kline. -- glaxosmithkline. olivia sterns joining us.eems to be one of really big companies really invested in finding a vaccine or cure. >> is great news they're going to be the first big pharmaceutical company to be testing their vaccine on humans. let me run you through what is out there so far. simple answer is there's nothing that has been approved or proven to work. there is no vaccine. on the drug side, the drug that is front and center is called zmapp, that is what was given to those two americans who were discharged from the hospital after being infected with ebola. we can't say they were cured from ebola. mapp is made by pharmaceuticals. of can see all of the list companies on the screen. on the vaccine side, a comedy based in iowa also -- a company based in iowa also working on the vaccine. simply, the economics do not work. this is a very rare disease that treats a very poor patient population and remote parts of the world and there isn't a lot of money in it. >> is that to say the work that alexa smith kline is doing in its

glaxo smith kline says it hopes to finish the first test vaccine. the chimpanzee virus and two human test virus have shown to be safe. the ebola virus is mutating fast and this could blunt the effectiveness of diagnosic test. >> you've got to be careful when you first put it into humans to make sure above all that it's safe, that there are no unexpected adverse reactions. and that's the reason you go in very slowly with very few people and you follow them carefully. >> reporter: with a number of new cases in guinea, sierra leone and liberia so far, the w.h.o. warns it could take months to years to bring this under control. >> california's new plan to safely and humanely keep inmates behind bars. >>> what could be one of the 3 million syrian refugees. call. >> the united nations is calling on cs concluded minorities especially african americans are unfairly targeted. the u.n. panel says the shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white policeman in ferguson, missouri is not isolated. the death of 18-year-old michael brown sparked several weeks of

a new accident north coventry, chester county, 724 and kline avenue. east ton road at sycamore avenue. the accident in salford has cleared. that has cleared on clump road. northeast extension will close between lansdale and mid county over the weekend, sunday night at midnight stick to 309. >> a fire in an apartment complex in montgomery county displaced dozens of people overnight. katherine scott is live at the lincoln apartments in upper dublin where they remain at the scene. katherine. >> reporter: well, matt, one woman was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the red cross is assisting ten people and a dog. that's five families. as it's gotten brighter you can get a better look at the damage that remains after the fire in upper dublin township. the fire broke all the at 2:00 a.m. in the woods apartment complex on the 700 block of west lincoln drive in ambler. when firefighters arrived they could see the flames from the outside of the building and the resident in the apartment where it seems to have began it was out on the balco

system south spreading showers southern edge of delmarva back into virginia and klines and this will combine with offshore system continuing to spin in rain throughout the whole weekend. unfortunately not looking to clear out until monday. right now 72 in philadelphia and 72 millville and mid 60s north and west we lost cool edge to the air that we had past couple of morning. it's cloudy. more humid. and you probably want the umbrella. scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms and 84 for high temperature and we get zoo into surprised and it turns more wide spraet. let's look at the pour cast today. first accident come in this morning causey what do you have for us. >> thank you very much, indicate lip. we have an accident. we also have police activity where steve is this morning. we'll start with accident. club road at whites mill road. this is shut down in north east philly. castor avenue completely blocked. wakeleing to haw thorn it will be 55 block of northeastern there not seep. nothing doing open the became e6s, california couple giving loss of young daughter gets >> listen t

is coach kline man locked up? >> and you're locked up for another unprecedented -- >> what are the hot courses? i was struck about how he and you both cite as one of the major trends the analysis of the use of big data, the kind of data that social media companies are collecting, the googles are collecting. talk to me a bit about why that is so important. historically statistics very early on, but that will be changing, because statistics historically is about imposing structure upon data that you have. one to kind of prepared leaders, prepare business people to interpret and use the enormous amount of data that is doubling roughly every two years. two weeks ago we had warren buffett on air with a young man that had done an internship in connection with a make-a-wish foundation. he wants to be an investment banker. i said if he's going to business school, what should he study? and buffett, like that, and i thought implicitly whacking a bit at curriculum set accounting, accounting, accounting. take all the accounti

vaccine development and testing usually takes up to ten years, drug company kline hopes to finish thef trials by the end of 2014. experimental vaccine has been tested successfully on chips which can catch ebola and two proteins have been shown to be safe in humans. but a study just published in the journal of science suggests the ebola virus in west africa is mutating fast and can blunt the effectiveness of test and experimental vaccines. >> with experience from jack scenes -- vaccines and you have to be careful it's safe and no unexpected adverse reactions and the reason you go in very slowly with very few people and you follow them carefully. >> reporter: number of new cases in guinea, sierra leone and liberia and last week at the highest so far who warned it could take months or years to bring the outbreak under control. i'm with al jazeera. >>> the 6,000 malaysia workers will lose their jobs as part of a restructuring plan and this is after a disaster year and two airlines lost in two months with more than 500 passengers and crew and more. >> reporter: a restructuring plan is a ra

>> companies say it should deter patients from enrolling in kline cal trials, potential slowing a drug's path to market. there's also concern that a drug won't work. the com pont for lou gehrig's disease ultimately failed. >> they aren't real drugs yet. we want to take them from a situation where it's just hope to being real hope. we want to prove if something is actually false hope. >> reporter: for a patient like natalie, the proof may not come soon enough. >> there are no firm data on how many requests companies get and deny. as we've shown throughout the day there's pressure building on the system to change. coming up on "closing bell", we'll explore what's brewing for the future. to read and watch more about this issue, you can check out our extended coverage. just go to cnbc.com to hear natalie's story in her own words and read in-depth about compassionate. >> how is her health? >> it's not good. she's had a lot of radiation, a lot of surgeries, and now they think the cancer is still growing. nothing has been able to stop it. >> terribly sad story. >>> dominic? quick mark flash. >>

the attorney for the girl's family, tom kline, says that he will be in court as well during this process. he's not taking part in this trial but he is preparing for a civil case against the school district of philadelphia for what he calls negligence on their part. again, jury selection expected to begin momentarily. my colleague lu ann cahn just went up to the courtroom to take my place there. ragusta's attorney says he believes his client should never have been charged in the first place. he believes that there are other people still out there who are responsible in this case. we will continue to follow this, but for now we're live at the criminal justice center. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> sky force 10 was over a grocery store fire in the past hour. amelia's grocery store was evacuated here. the fire was in the back of the store. lewis road is closed between chestnut and oak. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> two families are out of their homes after montgomery county apartment building went up in flames this morning. sky force 10 over boucher road and the township. fire

glaxo smith-kline is working on one, johnson & johnson, there is a prospectus bioscience is working in it. however, what experts say is the way to contain this outbreak, which is the longest and largest we've seen is through isolation, identifying the patients, finding out who they've come into contact with, better communication in the communities dealing with this. there is a lot of issues there. they don't have running water or electricity. it's not necessarily going to be drugs. they're not getting to market fast enough. there is a lot of questions ability experimental use. >> when they develop a drug like this how big do they have to think market is to spend the time the energy to do this. i can see a vaccine would be a much bigger market? >> that's what we see, a lot of companies have grnts of about doctor 100 million. that will probably be the revenue they get unless they build up another stockpile of the drug if it expires or if they need to treat more prashts. really, it's not a huge market necessarily. that's why we don't see a lot of people working on this until we get to thi

an accident out here in pottstown, 724, and kline avenue. mass transit looking good with no delays. ukee, back over to you. >> stunning video from space to show you, see all of the bright white flashes? that, my friends, is lightning, captured from 200 miles above the earth, in the international space station. astronaut reid wiseman shot the video and says mother nature's light show left him speechless. and i can see why, just video, you can imagine from up there? >> looks like still taking pictures at concert, just incredible, that lightning. >> like the olds flash cubes back in the day. >> well, we have our eye on the sky this weekend. this to sunday mark your calendar, remember this, get ready to gaze at the biggest and brightest full moon of the whole year. >> how about that? nasa scientist doctor michelle joins us from the goddard space flight center in green belt, maryland this morning with details of the super moon. doctor, good morning to you. >> morning. >> good morning, great to be here. >> now, this is we did little research of co

we brought the senate leader, a republican, and senator jeff kline. so we brought the business community. i brought my brothers in law, kenneth cole and howard mayer and neil cole came. so it was really a united new york front politically, cultu l culturally, saying to israel, we understand your situation and stand with you. >> and stand with them during this very important time of crisis. let me ask you, governor, have you spoken to secretary clinton, and has she indicated to you she may not run for president, which, of course, would open the path up for you? >> i have not had any conversation like that with secretary clinton. i chatted with her, but not about that. >> how are you feeling about the upcoming gubernatorial election in november? >> you know, take nothing for granted. i'm working very hard. but i feel good about the job we have done here in the state of new york. and i'm eager to go through once again with the accomplishment we have had in this state. turned it around dramatically from a financial point of view, governmental point of vie

only one snapchat, and if you're kline or perkins, involved in every start-up from amazon to google et cetera and don't know how it will turn out but want to put $20 million for 5% of the company, you're going to do it. it's worth what they say it is. >> i want to know if, doc is it justified? or absurd? >> it's not justified, but judge, take a look at what else they're doing. i mean, proceeding as we just said, nominal, and that new game, nominno and mapping the new game for the internet and so forth. this is all about grabbing those eye balls of teenagers and the like using the snapchat function. perhaps many on wall street as well and is it worth $1 billi$1 billion? no. vench lip virtually went up. >> in the market, we're having a discussion about valuations of certain tech start-ups. this is a market discussion. a decision where you are in the marketplace and how these valuation are going higher and whether that's the real warning sign people need to focus on. not 2000 or 17,120 on the dow. >> didn't put $1 billion for 10% of a $10 billion company. they puts 20 $20 million, people

rick kline, susan, and john mccormack. rick, today's press briefing by josh earnest, do you have thoughts? this is the first one back at the white house. >> he came back from paternity leave so he missed a lot of the day-to-day. i don't think the press corps was willing to let him forget that the images that came back from the white house were of golf at martha's vineyard. it upset even a lot of democrats in washington. no suggestion that he wasn't able to do something, because he was out there on the golf course. but the optics is the word you heard over and over again. it was contentious today talking about the last couple of pretty extraordinary weeks. >> it didn't look like the president was particularly moved by it. he got on the front page of "the new york times." a lot of liberals hit him for golf. senator mccaskill made some remark he doesn't like to schmooze with politicians. >> well, he's not running for anything again. it doesn't matter what the public things, to some degree. for him personally. now, for democra

not the way and then he's like ball and chain and yes, thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: wsb zack klinee references into his sports cast. >> amelia who had happy feet, julio flexed his muscles like paparazzi. >> reporter: some just dropped. >> 1-0 braves jumanji. >> reporter: at least he didn't stand up on his anchor desk. >> captain my captain. >> sit down, mr. anderson. >> reporter: this scene from "dead poet's society" when students rebel became a tweeted out photo tribute as fans took to their desks and table tops. at the university of north carolina's wilson library where scenes from "patch adams" were shot. the latest peter pan actress dedicated her first training flight to that other peter who got his pan back and disney tweeted out a tribute illustration showing the genie from "alladin." what would robin say about these tributes? >> thank you. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> pretty nice to see those wonderful things people are doing and of course, the lights will be dimmed on broadway in a few minutes in honor of robin willia williams. we want to end the show, though

. >> reporter: attorney tom kline who represents the little girl and her family in the civil lawsuit was in court as the the prosecutor told jurors how the victim was eventually abandoned in an upper darby play ground when shivering in the darkness wearing only a t-shirt, during the ordeal, the blindfolded five-year old, prosecutors say, told by regusters it was someone else a man actually assaulting her. this is the man your mother sold you to, this is your new daddy. thinks the man that did terrible things to you. regusters attorney, questioned about the identifications in the video and from the alleged victim's statements telling jurors that the suspect herself was a victim of sexual assault. finally prosecutors told the jury that the little girl would appear in court, to testify against her allege attacker, face-to-face. >> i have absolutely no doubt that she will rise to the occasion when she is called to testify. >> reporter: now prosecutors and defense attorneys are under a gag order so they cannot comment. coming up at 6:00 the suspect isn't the only one on trial here, the ph

bobby kline is here with his race car and his parents, chuck and donna kline.s for coming on. >> thank you. >> so bobby? >> how are you doing, bud? you want to give a thumbs up? you've got a gnarly hair-do there. >> this is your car? you drive this? >> bobby. >> yeah. >> they want to talk to you. >> mom and dad, how did you guys find out he was into this. every kid loves playing with little cars. but this is a little bit different. >> well, i mean, since the age of 3, he saw his first nascar race and fell in love with it. and we -- when he was 4 years old, 4 1/2 years old, my wife took him to a race car show in oaks, p.a. and he found out there he was able to drive, and i remember getting a phone call at work and being told he wants to drive these quarter midget race cars. and first thing i did is googled accidents and i called back and said no. but we took him to a drivers experience up at montgomery county quarter midget race club where we long, and he fell in love, and everybody there said he had the need for it. it was just in his blood. so a year later we

smith kline is beginning human testing of its ebola vaccine.one of several under development, the deadly virus has claimed more than 1500 lives now in west africa. but that number could end up being much worse. much worse. former reporter meg terl will have more on that developing story a little bit later on in the show. >>> simon, lighter note, check this video out. a hurricane off the pacific coast creating monster waves in california. dangerous season certainly, but a dream for surfers. >>> plus crime and punishment, andrea days on the case. >> it was a $25 million psychic scheme brought down by the feds. one of the fargts, a new york city times best selling author who lost millions. than story coming up right here on "power lunch." ♪ do you know what this means? the greater the curvature, the bigger the difference. [sci-fi tractor beam sound] ...sucked me right in... it's beautiful. gotta admit one thing... ...can't beat the view. ♪ introducing the world's first curved ultra high definition television from samsung. thank ythank you for defe