jared kline is accused of groping, kissing and forcing women to touch his genitals, three incidents, united medical center, george washington university hospital and medstar washington hospital center. one woman seeing treatment for asthma in august says kline massaged, groped, kissed her and force her hand on his genitals and began texting her without her consent. another woman said in december of 2013 she was treated for alcohol intoxication in the e.r. and accuses kline of forcing her to rub his genitals multiple times throughout the night he had was treated. a third woman in may of 2013 said while she was being treated for a migraine headache kline patted and groped her backside and forced her to rub his genitales. all three women reported the incidents to the hospital. this is an ongoing police investigation. authorities are looking into the possibility kline could be linked to a similar incident at a prince george's county maryland hospital. authorities tell me they also fear there could be multiple more incidents out there they just don't know about yet. they encourage anyone

one woman says kline also sent her unwanted text messages.f the alleged incidents happened last year. a third this past august. there is also a warrant out for kline's arrest for sexual assault charges at a medical center in prince george's county. police say this could just be the beginning and ask that anyone else with information about kline come forward. he's now being electronically monitored by police to make sure he stays put in the d.c. area. back to you. >> nikki, thank you. >>> former u.s. senator jim webb has now formed an exploratory committee to consider a democratic presidential campaign in 2016. >> it's the first official step in the race for the white house. webb, a former secretary of the navy, announced a website for his exploratory committee in a message posted from his twitter account late last night. he served in that role under president reagan. he only served one term as a u.s. senator from virginia. >>> on wednesday incoming members of the house of representatives had to make some key choices and it had absolutely noth

. >>> tonight we're trying to get some answers how this nurse jared nathan kline managed to keep a job after several patients claim he touched them inappropriately. >> reporter: i'm debra alfarone working on getting answers from the d.c. board of nursing. we want to know how 37-year-old nurse jared kline was able to get job after job at hospitals even with sex allegations mounting against him over a year. court documents say kline allegedly touched a female patient inappropriately at gw hospital in may, 2013. they say he had similarly groped and placed three other female patients' hands on his clothes penis at three other hospitals in 15 months, but it takes until december of 2014 to suspend kline's license, more than 16 months after that first incident at gw. despite our repeated requests the board did not answer our question. >> besides gw hospital, police say the alleged incidents happened at united medical center and medstar hospital center. >>> a prince george's county man facing charges after police say he tried to kill his own mom. prosecutors charged omari brown with first and

. >> the nurse's name is jared kline. he free on bond right now. jackie benson is at police headquarte. >> reporte these women were either disoriented from pain or semiconscis when the alleged place. >> did you sexually abuse those patients? >> we said no comment. >> reporte so far investigats h able to determine that 37-year-old nurse jared kline had been employed at three hospitals in the district. george washington university hospital, was hospital center and united medical central and bowie health central in maryland. he is charged with groping and running up against female patients in three incidents in 20 zpleen this past august. public documents from the maryland board of nursing suspendi his nursing license reveal a 22-year-old patient who shot treatment for a tetanus shot reaction contacted police, suspicio kline did a chest exam during which he felt her breasts for at least 90 seconds d without wearing exam gloves. they also renksed an incident in 2013 at george washington emery room involving a patient broug in after passing out from dri

nursing board to suspend kline's license, 16 months after that first incident. despite our requests, the board did not answer our question. >>> next up the latest on that tuberculosis case at a prince george's high school. we'll tell you whether anybody is getting sick. >> reporter: coming up we'll tell you why communities like this one in riverdale will soon become hot commodities in prince george's county. >> here's your chance to get $500 worth of groceries from giant food to win the wusa9 thanksgiving grocery card give- away. go to our wusa9 facebook page, like it and fill >>> a tuberculosis scare at a prince george's high school appears to be over tonight. >> peggy fox joins us live from oxon hill with new information. what do you know, peg? >> reporter: well, i can tell you this. the person who tested positive for tuberculosis has now recovered. health officials say that person has now tested negative and more good news, there are no new tb cases. >> this is an individual who is currently not infectious. >> reporter: prince george's county health officials

do you know jared kline? do you know he's been arrested for -- on charges of sexually assaulting patients at a hospital where he works? a neighbor down the street, karen. i'm a nurse myself. it's a huge breach of the trust people place in your hands when you take care of them. >> reporter: a neighbor down the street, denn smith. has he ever done anything to raise your suspicion? >> you would never kd never kno. that's what's amazing, you don't know. living right next door to you. skudisturbing. >> reporter: police say there's a possibility there may be more incidents, that there may be more victims. the investigati continues on. live at superior court, pat collins, news4. >> thanks, pat. >>> a son accused of shooting his own mother. news4 was there as police arrested the man near the craim college students. it unfolded at prince place and largo road in maryland. new reaction a that attack, darcy. >> reporter: this arrest happened right across the street from prince george's community college. we had a number

jared kline lives here. and it upset his neighbors. >>y mother-in-law just went up the street here. it's a very good one. do these people go to places like that? i struggle with that and have issues with that. >> reporter: kline is released condition he stay away from victims and he not volunteer or work amount a hospital. he may be facing more trouble in prince george's county. more of that coming up at 6:00, live in superior court. >>> the family of a murdered high ranking d.c. government official hope topped get answers in court today. instead, they left with more questions. dawit seyoum was charged with killing cross in her apartment found dead on september 7th. the defense asked for a delay because it just received to a autopsy report last night and the judge agreed to delaet until december 1st. cross was the d.c. director of the corrections department. >>> we just learned a suspect was arrested after a suspicious fire outside this montgomery county home choppers flying over the house while they were working to put out the flames. there was heavy smoke and we're told three peop

a lot of people super mad at calvin kline but that ad is a tad bit misplaced because nobody from thed her as plus sized. typically plus size is size 12 or larger. whether or not you believe that is another thing entirely. here's another thing entirely el le.com used for the web site. the model is one of the faces of calvin kline's perfectly fit campaign supposed to be a line of underwear, bras, panties, made for all sorts of sizes and women. she's a size ten. in the interview, she commented about being, bigger than the the average model, which she is. she told elle i'm a bigger girl. i'm not the biggest girl on the market but i'm bigger than all of the girls calvin kline has ever work w that was really intimidating. the response was quick. here's one of the the comments, hey, calvin kline since when does a size ten make a model a plus sized woman. way to help girls develop positive body image. once again i need to point out calvin kline never called her plus side. >> he never said that. >> never said it. >> and another one read calvin kline plus model makes me feel really in secure b

set aside that franz kline. set that one aide for me. >> you have to have a big wall for it. >> fantastic. thanks very much. we appreciate you being with us. >>> dominic chu now, "market flash." >> i like that balloon monkey. that is my personal taste. let's talk about gold prices. gold mining stocks are starting to move a little bit higher along with the rest of the market for gold. the ones that a lot of traders pay attention to also the gex which is the gold miner's etf. >>> wall street firm making the most of battlefield experience on the trading floor. >> a lot of our vets coming home from overseas have had to be in these situations where things haven't gone correctly. >> you build off each other's strengths and help recover each other's weaknesses. >> an amazing story you won't want to miss about one firm making sure men and women coming home from iraq and afghanistan get a fair shot here in the u.s. e life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement ques

we tried to get answers from 37-year-old jarred kline as he walked into d.c. superior court. can you speak to these allegations? kline is charged with sexually abusing for women at four hospitals. >> needs to be safe on a national basis. she is a d.c. trial lawyer who has spent years protecting hospitals. she now fights for patients. >> we talk about her specific case right now, but what i will tell you is i'm really proud of her for coming forward. >> according to documents obtained by the maryland board of nursing, she is a 22-year-old who was in kline's care at the bowie health center. she said that he forcibly moved her arm and had her touch his private parts. this was a while he was drawing blood. >> it is really hard for the nurses in a state to figure out what if anything the nurse may have done in a previous state. >> a voluntary national database for nurses, but there is no required reporting element. >> we have a national database for truck drivers and you check one place and it's mandatory. the question is should we have this for health care workers. cases, the wom

>> sir, we said no comment. 37-year-old jared kline is facing sexual assault. court documents show kline gave a 22-year-old at bowie a longer than normal chest pam without wearing gloves. another patient at george washingt university hosp accused him of making her touch him inappropriately. investigats say there could be more victims. > 6:04. the president will announce his executive ord potentially affecting millions of undocument immigrants today. >>> everybody agrees that our immigratn system is broken. unfortunaty was has allowed the problem to fester for too long. >> you can watch the full version of this video on the nbc washington facebook page. we'll be live streaming at 8:00 tonight. this all could make for serious consequenc in congress. at 6:31, we'll be joined live by tracie pot on capitol hill wi what republican lawmakers are saying today. >>> montgomery county fire investigs try to get a suspect to explain eye he set a more than 70 firefighters rushed to the scene on horners lane. when the fire was still burning, the suspect went up to a journal s

jared kline of falls church is being electronically hon tored by police. the three hospitals where this alleged abuse may have happened are united medical center, george washington university hospital, and med star washington hospital center. according to court documents, the victims say kline groped and kissed them among other things and there is also a would rant out for his arrest on a sexual assault-related charge at prince george's county medical center. >>> a broken water main is driving commuters crazy now in suitland, maryland. the 14-inch pipe burst around 8:00 last night in the northbound lanes of silver hill road. it's expected to take a while to fix this because the 71-year- old pipe is right next to a gas line. it's a very delicate repair. two-way traffic is getting by through the southbound lanes right now. still no timeline, though, on when everything is going to be fixed. >>> president obama is going to unveil his plan for immigration reform in a prime time speech tonight. he is following through on a promise he made to act without consent

it was found that kline is still a licensed nurse in iowa and california. his lawyer said in court that kline is now working in sales and is no longer a nurse. >> this just into the abc 7 newsroom. a man from iowa was arrested outside the white house today. secret service agents say the 41-year-old man walks up to them and was acting strange. when they checked his car, they found a rifle, 40 rounds of ammunition, and a knife. the man said that someone in iowa told him to drive to the white house. charges are pending. >> upstate new york has a break tonight from the snow, for now, but they have more coming. 60 plus inches of lake effect snow have already fallen in the buffalo area and two to three more feet along the way. six people died during that first storm, three from heart attacks. the state freeway is still close down. the buffalo bills are scheduled to host the jets this weekend at 1:00 on sunday. on.t now that game is still team officials are trying to figure out how to clear some 220,000 tons of snow out of the stadium. >> a lot of shovels. is cold

franz kline drew inspiration from cubism.illem de kooning did portraits that became highly charged responses to the women who were his models. the abstract expressionists wanted to paint on the same level of quality as the old masters or as, let's say, the best of the school of paris-- picasso, matisse, mondrian. they were striving for excellence. they found they did better work when they went abstract. mark rothko chose a path to pure expression by using only gradations of color on his canvases. pollock's vision and greenberg's theory were explored by a second generation. many acknowledged that helen frankenthaler adapted pollock's technique in a way that made him more accessible to other artists. she stained her canvas with highly diluted paint to achieve these haunting effects in mountains and sea. the abstract expressionist movement dominated the world of western art for over a decade. by the mid fifties, they were established, only to be superseded by a new avant-garde. the postwar world is characterized by an accelerati

include gw, washingt hospital center, united medical a a facility in prince the board only suspended kline's license earlier this week. >>> police hav released a sketch within the past hour. investigats say this man approach a woman at the vienna metro station last wednesday and forced her to drive him to several places at gunpoint. he had her withdraw cash. he made several purchases. the woman was not injured. police now believe the same man was involved in a carjacking on nutlee street in fairfax earlier this month. >>> he confessed to a news w the guy accused of starting a fire that destroyed a home in rockville yeste has been charged with arson. court documents say carlos peralta lived in e house with several roommates. three were inse when the fire started. peralta's sister told police her brother suffers from schizophre and is an alcoholic. say he also confessed to officers. in just a couple hours now, president oba will address the nation with a plan to take executive action on immigration . it could have a big impact on several immigrant communities in maryland. and that has people o

. >> i'm not concerned about the jobs lost in kline in -- china. the chinese agreed they will do what they have done you all alo, and what the president is doing is going down a path where we'll lose jobs and economic opportunity and growth and the benefit is did he -- deminius or none exist ant. >>> isis the coalition, the u.s. is being mocked the u.s. controlled effort. >> that's your prop propaganda. we have to pay attention to the threat, this is a very, very real threat. these are the same people i'dologicicly and philosophically attacked us on september 11. they have lands the size of indiana. they have sophisticated weapons and govern are structure and the ability to export their brand of terrorism to the united states and elsewhere over time. so it's very real threat. >> what you would you like to see happen? >> the president has to demonstrate the will to succeed and vince the -- convince the sunni arab states and the turkeys to help. it's going to take troops on the grounds it should come from the sunni arabs and the turks who are most at

kline is out of jail tonight. he is under close court supervision. he has a court date scheduled for december 10. i am tom roussey, abc 7 news. >> another frigid day across the area. temperatures in some neighborhoods actually broke records. we've got some good news on the way. meteorologist steve rudin has a first look at the forecast. >> better news on the way. warmer temperatures for the day tomorrow. doug talked about it, the record-breaking cold earlier today at dulles international airport. to 13 degrees earlier. that shattered the record set in 1990 of 20 degrees and broke the record at bwi marshall. so far, no accumulation is expected as we move through the next several hours. this remains north of the d.c. metro. no problems early tomorrow morning. partly sunny skies, not quite as cold. at 4-8t of the southwest miles per hour. how do temperatures in the 60's sound? >> somber news coming out of buffalo, new york as the death has now risen. authorities report that there are seven people dead. they caution that that number could rise because, a

tonight a nurse is charged with sexually abusing patients at three area hospitals. 37-year-old jared kline of falls church is accused and the case goes back to may of 2013. authorities are still investigating because they believe there could be more alleged victims. >>> the shooting happened around 12:30 in those apartment over there here on prince place close to prince george's community college. someone called 911. police arrived and found the suspect about 1/4-mile away near the college. even though prince george's county police have not confirmed that it was a son who allegedly shot his mother, people familiar with the investigation say that is exactly what happened. neighbors here say they have no idea what happened. they only say that the mother is a very friendly and talkative person. they don't see the son much. >> when they arrived on scene, they discovered a victim suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. that victim was transported to a local hospital in serious but stable condition. after a brief canvas of the area the suspect was apprehended, taken into custody. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: she had grade school teachers robin kline and nancy boyer at hello. >> i thought, onebout her, one day i'm going to vote for her. one day she's going to perform open heart surgery. >> she was very talented writer. used very colorful language. mature for a fifth grade writer. >> taylor performed in the school plays, proving she had pipes. taking the lead in the local musical, "bye-bye birdie." ♪ ♪ when i hear boys whistle >> next, she took on the karaoke circuit. 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 even tie my shoes. now get out of here. she got better as she went along. and in the finals, she got to open the charlie daniels show. >> because i'm the best there's ever been! >> next up -- the national anthem a philadelphia 76ers game. >> i think that that probably gave her a little taste of what superstardom is like. looking around tens of thousands of people and thinking this is what i want to do with my life. >> taylor found an audience, but struggled socially during her m

just within the past few minutes here, north coventry township this is in chester county on 724 at kline i told you about a vehicle fire, that has since cleared so things are looking a lot better right there. i want to show you these temperatures in the area 'cause our normal overnight low is about 36 degrees. and here we are at 55 in quakertown. it's still mild. 56 in center city. we're in the 60's in some spots like hammonton 61, 60 in glassboro, 61 in dover, delaware so no weather related problems this morning, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> a california man led police on a high speed chase and then spent hours barricaded on a rooftop. the chase began yesterday afternoon and ran through los angeles' neighborhoods at speeds topping 100 miles an hour. the suspect crashed through a gate in an apartment complex and made his way to the roof. the suspect was wanted for a drive by shooting. >> brand new at 6 o'clock, police in the lehigh valley say they are now treating the disappearance of a mother as a criminal case. no one has seen 33-year-old jessica padgett since friday afternoon. padgett

kevin kline and rick nash scored for new york and that will do it. two to nothing rangers. flyers will host minnesota wild tomorrow night. >>> sixers hosting celtics at the well and sixers take an early lead. tony wroten had 21 points coming off the bench. mcw and nerlens started. he will is tics moved in front and second quarter, brandon bass led boston with 23 on the night. sixers lose their 11th in a row, 101-90. they have in the won since april 16th have last season. that is 218 days ago. who is counting. innings isers host phoenix, together we will build but we have to fix the cracks in the fund days first and get that first win. erika, back to you. >>> still a had head on "eyewitness news" this morning, new developments in the widening air bag recall that could affect 20 million vehicles. >>> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> a school shooting at florida state university. three people are treated after gunfire near fsu's library. we are told that shooter has been killed by university police on campus. one eyewitness said he heard five or six gun

rangers scored first, five minutes in, and kevin kline lights the lamp.is all rangers would need, they shut out flyers final score was two to nothing new york. >>> sixers and celtics last night at the well in south philadelphia and tony wroten with the move and bucket. he led the team with 21 points off the bench with but celtics went ahead in the second half and beat sixers, 101-90. mcw and nerlens both started, didn't help much, sixers have lost 11 in a row to start the season. they will host phoenix suns tomorrow night. >>> don't forget eagles host continue see titans sunday afternoon at 1:00 on cbs-3. i haven't heard this music in so long, i love it. start your eagles experience with our own beasley reese and leslie van arsdal at 11:30 for sunday kick off. then nfl today at noon, all right here on cbs-3. erika. >> are you getting pump ukee, i can tell. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are following breaking news, hear from students inside library where a gunman went on a shooting rampage, jan? >> reporter: wellll, it looks like a strike that

first period in score kevin kline, steve mason is beaten. mason is sharp but that makes it within to nothing new york. perfect pass, rick nash scores. and no goalie for rangers. cam talbot shuts them out. flyers lose two to nothing. >>> sixers lose tonight by 11 to the sill tics. their seventh straight loss to start the season. my bosses won't let me spare you the highlights. michael carter williams and nerlens noels back. tough shooting night for mcw. four of 13. he puts the sixers up by 46789 necessity he will ten points, eight rebound. sixers lead bias much as nine. there are too many defensive break downs. jared sellinger could not be anymore wide open. twenty-two for him. sixers lose, once again, they are zero and 11. >> we're young. we have each others back, no matter what our record is, you know, we're going to keep playing hard every night. >> they may not know it at the time but nfl schedule makers gave eagles just what they need home game sunday against two and eight titans. bird have have moved on from that stumping they took in g

kline be a part of this. the committee made a request for a new one here. they will have transparency to talk about it. they would be focussed on working with us to get solutions to this. the last time you were here, we talked about a number of things. one was the comments that we heard from samaritans to groups that will be on the second panel. one of the things is the comments you previously made. they were blown off by the agency and i asked a few about that. you said you heard about it. have you looked into it to see what's going on? can you follow-up on that last conversation we had about those complaints? >> i am not familiar with suggestions or complaints or concerns that have been raised that we have not addressed. >> one was a quote that kind of blue me off and made others that implied they were not being taken seriously. you said you would look into it. do you agree with that statement or have response? >> we are certainly still learning about ebola and the best way to fight it. that's a critical component of activities and a component of the emer

. >> 37-year-old jared kline is facing three sexual abuse clients. he gave a 22-year-old a chest exam without wearing gloves. another patient at george washington university hosp d him of making her touc all four victims say they were disoriend or semi conscious when the alleged assaults happened. there could be other victims who don't know the abused. >>> montgomery coun fire investigat tryin to get a suspect to explain why he set a a home on fire with peopl. more than 70 firefighters rushed to the scene yesterday on horners lane in rockville. we're told while the fire was still burning, the suspect went up to a jo con to setting the flames. he is now facing arson charges. all three people inside the home escaped safely. the damage is estimated at $400,000. 5:18 now. a trial date set for a whole women in a deadly exorcism attemp they murdered 1-year-old and 2-year-old bec they thought they were possessed. an april tr sanford. despite psychiatrists ruling she was legally insane at the time of the incident. >> 19 after the hour. new fallout from the s

. >> jessica kline in the control courtroom, did you get that e-mail from me that the places where youan have thanksgiving dinner, restaurants open? >> yes. >> so should we do it tomorrow? we can do it mom. >> okay, yes, really good restaurants open thanksgiving dinner. >> jenny should go there. >> ya. >> all right, so we're already seeing fair amount of traffic at the airport. >> that weather moving on through, to steve keeley at philadelphia international this morning, what's it look being like there? more cancellations in. >> oh, ya. >> i just tweeted 36 flights cancelled, in five minute, that 36 went to 54, 27 departures, 27 arrival, half and half. delays are real big for people coming into town. >> snot like snowing in florida or snowing here. the problem; the plane that was supposed to get to florida coming in place that does have snow or delays, so, these planes are used like eight times a day, and so the first flights this morning, before they get to the sunny warm places, or just the wet philadelphia airport, they're running into trouble. so the back up, around the country, an

. >> can we just say, two things to a with man by the name of jessica kline, she's producing right nowood luck jessica you are getting married on saturday. there is dan, her fiance. >> just met him this weekend, a sweety pie. >> we wish them the best of luck and after a great honeymoon. it will be a couple weeks without them. >> let's do it. >> i know where it is. >> we will crash this wedding. >> crash the honeymoon because i know where they are going. >> we can show up. >> nice vacation for all of us. >> they will be gone two weeks so here's the thing, the only reason she's getting married is because justin timberlake married somebody else. >> yes. >> second pick. >> yes. >> hope davis not watching. >> jessica beal is pregnant. >> according to us weekly, beal is pregnant with the couple's first child this comes a few weeks after a possible baby bump was spotted, during a shopping trip. they have been married for two years, no official confirmation on the happy news from the couple just yet but we all know. >> he would have been more one of those belts jen was showing us. >> waist tra

. >> peter, joe kline, "time" magazine said, the whole election is about obama but then there are those outs there that say it has nothing to do about obama. your take on it. >> i think for a lot of voters it is about obama. for many of them it was culturally unacceptable in their own minds not to like the president. because to not like him obviously would have to do with his race. but once he was disassembling what was happening on the u.s. mexico border, that bad economy is now surging across the country and you are going to see it in a wave that's going to produce a house pickup of maybe 15 seats and a senate pickup of as many as ten seats. >> you bring up joblessness. lynn i want to talk economy before we're done here. why have the democrats failed oget their message through when it comes to the economy? because you go back to 2012, 9.5% unemployment, the stock market, the dow jones was a little over 11,000. now it's over 17,000, unemployment is down to 5.9%. even if a large percentage of americans are not working a large percentage in more than three decades. but back in 2012 ameri

. >> peter, joe >> peter, joe kline, "time" kline, "time" magazine said, the whole magazine said, the whole election is about obama but then election is about obama but then there are those outs there that there are those outs there that say it has nothing to do about say it has nothing to do about obama. obama. your take on it. your take on it. >> i think for a lot of voters >> i think for a lot of voters it is about obama. it is about obama. for many of them it was for many of them it was culturally unacceptable in their culturally unacceptable in their own minds not to like the own minds not to like the president. president. because to not like him, because to not like him, obviously would have to do with obviously would have to do with his race. his race. but once he but once he was was disassembling disassembling what was happening what was happening on the u.s. on the u.s. mexico mexico border, that bad economy border, that bad economy is now surging across the is now surging across the country and you are going to see country and you are going to see it in a wave that's going t

after declining for 10 years in a row, the number of english learners in california klineed to 1.4 millionng formula sending more money to districts for every english learner and low income learner they had. san jose is expected to see $10 million this year. the numbers are even higher in oak in oakland and san francisco. the district reclassified about 500 students out in may. but he refused to acknowledge the district could have misidentified any students like martinez who have two english speaking parents at home. >> does that seem like an english learning student to you. >> it's not about the language. >> reporter: with districts somehow misinterpreting the law and often failing to take a closer look at each child's situation before labeling them english learners. >> they go through their steps but they don't take into account what's best for the child. >> reporter: it's a problem this family hopes to avoid when their youngest enters school next year. >> we're going to do whatever we have to do to make sure it doesn't happen. >> reporter: we repeatedly asked to speak with the superinte

. >> reporter: cyber security expert cal kline says all breaches are not created equal.n chase involved personal e-mail information getting out, not financial material or credit cards. but if you're worried about where you shop and card numbers getting stolen, banks generally assume the liability for fraudulent charges. instead, he counters, it's consumers doling out precious information through cleverly constructed scams that actually poses the gravest threat over the holidays. >> be mindful what was you click on. you know, if something is asking you for information that it shouldn't be don't give it away. spend time reading every e-mail before you submit information. >> reporter: so-called data breaches come in all shapes and sizes and ultimately the greatest concern to your holiday shopping september hackers but how much you share and read and download during your hunt. >>> okay, if you want to know who let the dogs out, the answer is -- oakland. it shelter is so full that these chihuahuas and dachshunds are escaping doggie death row and they're headed out on an airpl

so we do have jess kline, though, hey, jess. >> hey, alex, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, day. >> happy bird day. >> what's the most exciting thing going on today? >> so many exciting thing. first, keep the tweets coming, eating today at 2:30. >> did you ever eat at 2:30 before? >> , no always 4:00, 5:00. and also talking p awkward dinner moments with the family. >> specially in-laws, when you have in-laws, because you just got married. >> also going to talk about 20 fact you didn't know about thanksgiving. that will will be fun, as well. so we will be eating, even though working here this holiday. all right, got to get ready for the show. see you soon. >> keep it right here. good day philadelphia is ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four select tires. ♪ >>> well while we are starting here on thanksgiving with

. >> jessica kline can we roll the music video before the show ends. they are out in the street.kie does her rap. it is a great song. >> jesse j can really sing. >> yes, she can. >> but that ariana grande, she's so cute. >> she was wearing a revealing dress, it was a see through number all the way. >> why don't we see it. >> we will see it, aim sure. >> was the the tool there last night. >> i'm not sure. >> but selena gomez with there and she sang a song that was about justin beiber. take a look, it is about her. >> ♪ >> so true, selena, you know, your heart just wants what it wants. >> it wants justin beiber apparently. >> yes, stormy, rain clouds. >> depressing. >> she's troubled. >> what could beiber, why is she so into beans. >> in the beginning when she first came out there was storms behind her and stuff. >> that poor thing. >> she's tormented by love. >> marry j was there. >> she gave a powerful performance singing her new song, therapy. >> ♪ >> you know, maryj is one of those singers we like it when she's bad or angry. she knows how to do those songs. >> and, she is alway

kline be a part of this. the committee made a request for a new one here. they will have transparency to talk about it. they would be focussed on working with us to get solutions to this. the last time you were here, we talked about a number of things. one was the comments that we heard from samaritans to groups that will be on the second panel. one of the things is the comments you previously made. they were blown off by the agency and i asked a few about that. you said you heard about it. have you looked into it to see what's going on? can you follow-up on that last conversation we had about those complaints? >> i am not familiar with suggestions or complaints or concerns that have been raised that we have not addressed. >> one was a quote that kind of blue me off and made others that implied they were not being taken seriously. you said you would look into it. do you agree with that statement or have response? >> we are certainly still learning about ebola and the best way to fight it. that's a critical component of activities and a component of the emer

he offered to take the man who turn 50 that day to dinner, but the mandy kline because of his embarrassing hygiene. the bishop says he didn't let that stop the two from enjoying a meal together. >>> a mother thrown in jail after her three-year old daughter with her three-year old daughter also, why police say it was best for the child to be put behind bars. >>> so, just when you thought the sixers season could not get any worse, it did. >> the sixers were down by 44 points in the first half, in dallas last night. thats a franchise record dubious one at that. didn't get much better. mavs would win this game by 53 points. the final score 123-70. the sixers are new zero ape eight on the season. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. eagles still six-point under dogs sunday in green bay, the toughest game of the season but really good test for the bird. last night 2014 induction in the phillies sports hall of fame, within of them, former phillies pitcher curt schilling. he told me pat gillick was best move in the off season and amaro has to have prove himself. >> you cannot play first. that is an

documents show that jared kline told the maryland nursing board he had bn terminated from four facilities for complaints that were related to inappropriate touching. the board suspended his license earlier this week. those hospita inclu gw, washington hospital center, united medical and the facility in >>> about three hours from now, president o will tell the country e executive actions he plans to take on immigration reform. side-steppg congress. his plan is to allow as many as 5 million undocumend immigran to stay in the u.s. immigratio activists are cheering, but they are also bracing for the blowback. republicans warned president obama that taking action on his own would, in their words, poison the well for future cooperatn on this issue and many others. a program note. nbc will carry president obama's address live tonight. our coverage begins this evening at 8:00 are, right here on nbc 4. a tennessee congressman suggd this week one way to protect the white house from jumpers is to build a moat. during a judiciary committee hearing, he suggested to the acting secret service director a

sam kline"-- k-l-i-n-e. have you ever heard of sam klein. not that i know of.ut we couldn't figure out how he was even related to your grandparents... oh, my gosh. but he played a huge role in your family's history because, had he not shown up, you'd have been singing-- how do you say "natural woman" in polish? right. "i feel the earth move" in russian. oh, my goodness. well, that might be where they got the name. it could be. they probably adopted it. i thought an official had changed their name when they came in, but-- no. that's common myth, but it almost never happened... hmm, ok. but this guy played a huge role. do i have to rewrite my book now? could you please turn the page? can you read what it says next to david and mollie's names? admitted and admitted. admitted. sam convinced he immigration officials to let your family into the united states. so they were in detention three days. three days? three days. that must've been the longest three days in their lives. yep. wow. so they went to klein. you went from klein. that's right. yeah. ha ha! actually, i

kevin kline, to steve mason. it one to nothing new york. rangers on the power play and thinks perfect passing. tic, tack toe, rick nash scores. two to nothing. it does not matter. cam talbot shuts them out. flyers lose this game two to nothing. >>> let me spare you suspense, innings isers lose tonight by 11 points to the celtics. their 11th straight loss to start the season. unfortunately my bosses will let you spare the highlights. michael carter williams and nerlens noel back in. tough shooting night for mcw, four of 13. inningsers up by four here. he scores ten points, grabs eight board. inningsers lead by nine points in the game but too many defensive break down. jared sellinger could not be anymore wide open. twenty-two points for him. sixers lose 101-90. once again, they are zero and 11. >>> they may not have known it a at the time but nfl schedule makers gave the eagles a home game sunday begins two and eight titans. bird say they have moved on from that stumping they took in green bay. despite that 33-poi

material or credit cards, but if you're worried about where you shop and card numbers getting stolen, kline says banks generally assume the liability for fraudulent charges. instead he counters it's consumers doling out precious information through cleverly constructed scams that actually poses the greatest threat over the holidays. >> be mindful of what you click on, you know, if something is asking you for information that it shouldn't be, don't give it away. spend an extra three seconds reading every e-mail before you submit information. >> the reality is so-called data breaches come in all shapes and sizes and ultimately the greatest concern to your holiday shopping isn't hackers, but how much you share and read and download during your hunt. i'm sam brock and that's this edition of reality check. >> as of october of next year you'll be required to use chip and pin, which is what the europeans use. >> you've been saying that for 20 years. >> been a problem that long, yep. >>> still to come, air lifted to safety, where these bay area dogs are headed. they are so cute. and why this trip i

also we have an accident situation not too far away from pottstown, route 724 at kline avenue. mindful of there. traveling in new jersey, although it is indicating green here, on the 42, as well as 55, both the the northbound direction, seeing the usual slow downs this morning. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. as you know, there is fall out from grand jury decision not to indict ferguson police officer, darren wilson, in the fatal shooting of michael brown. the decision set off violence in the st. louis suburb and peaceful protest in philadelphia. now to talk about the decision, and of course the aftermath, we've invited doctor mark timer pastor of mother bethel l african-american episcopal church and bishop duane, executive director of power, win of course stands for philadelphians organized to witness and empower and rebuild. gentlemen, reverend, thank you so much for being here. your initial reaction when you heard he the decision come down last night? >> well, i was not surprised, heart broken but not surprised. >> and yourself? >> you know, as i was growing up, my mother used

. >> rob riggle is here from "fox sports" sunday and jessica kline is back, from her honeymoon. >> i to be back. >> so happy to be back. >> sure you are. >> she was in had hawaii. >> and marathon winner will be here, right. >> yes. >> he may be going to the olympics. >> yes. >> this is what 8k. >> we will have the real deal. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >>> busiest travel day of the year. sorry, bing. wait, that is not how the song goes, but it could happen. >>> he had everyone fooled, that is what a former nbc employee is saying about bill cosby. how he says he helped cosby pay off allege sexual assault victims. >>> he goes up the side line... he will. touchdown eagles. >> we want dallas, we want dallas. that is what eagles fans were chanting at the link yesterday. but are the birds ready? brian westbrook is here. did you hear me, brian westbrook is here with us today on "good day philadelphia". >>> ♪ stop in the name of life ♪ >>

muir, please. >> chairman kline, ranking member miller, and members of the committee. i am pleased to be here to provide some comments about the experiences of student athletes at stanford university. my comments are specific to stanford and are not focused on the details of the case currently before the national labor relations board. i hope to help illuminate some of the larger issues you are addressing today. stanford has 7,000 undergraduate students and nearly 9,000 graduate students. and the university's recognized internationally for its academic quality. we offer 36 varsity sports, 20 for women, 16 for men. about 900 students participate in intercollegiate sports. 53% of the men and 47% of them women. stanford has won the director's cup which honors the most successful program in ncaa division i sports for the last 19 years. we're proud of athletic achievements of our student athletes. what i want to emphasize in my testimony this morning is in athletics we never lose sight of the university's larger mission. stanford as a university first and its academic missi

heading out to chester county, north coventry schuylkill road at kline avenue.location. a lot of the majors this morning, just the slow spots we're used to seeing 422 eastbound slow from oaks down to route 33. jammed from cottman down to girard and heavy volume, especially westbound add city avenue. for drivers in new jersey, volume on the northbound side of the 42 freeway as drivers pass. >>> i'm jesse gary live outside philadelphia city hall. protests during the overnight and early morning hours in reaction to the grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri. and more scheduled later today right here in philadelphia. where and when, coming up after the break. >>> i'm matt delucia live at philadelphia international airport where the lines are growing all morning. what you can do if you're scheduled to fly during tomorrow's storm. >>> i'm matt delucia live at philadelphia international airport where the lines were growing throughout the morning. take a look behind me we're here in the c terminal. usairways one of the airlines offering passengers the option to reboo

muir, please. >> chairman kline, ranking member miller, and members of the committee. i am pleased to be here to provide some comments about the experiences of student athletes at stanford university. my comments are specific to stanford and are not focused on the details of the case currently before the national labor relations board. i hope to help illuminate some of the larger issues you are addressing today. stanford has 7,000 undergraduate students and nearly 9,000 graduate students. and the university's recognized internationally for its academic quality. we offer 36 varsity sports, 20 for women, 16 for men. about 900 students participate in intercollegiate sports. 53% of the men and 47% of them women. stanford has won the director's cup which honors the most successful program in ncaa division i sports for the last 19 years. we're proud of athletic achievements of our student athletes. what i want to emphasize in my testimony this morning is in athletics we never lose sight of the university's larger mission. stanford as a university first and its academic missi

kline at the time ran a blog at the washington post that actually had an item entitled don't read thebill. the fact that we are here is perhaps a consequence of the fact that sometimes people didn't read the bill. i read the bill and noted in the paper i presented in early 2011, the way the statute is plainly written, tax credits which must be authorized by congress because the irs only has the authority to recognize tax credits in so far as congress has authorized it to do so are authorized for the purchase of health insurance in exchanges established by a state under statute 1311. they are not otherwise authorized. in a room full of health care officials, federal health folks, no one thought this was controversial in february, 2011. the irs had yet to promulgate a rule authorizing tax credits and federal exchanges. more over, no one really thought states were going to refuse to set up exchanges. the assumption was states would fall in line much like the assumption states fall in line with medicaid. no one contemplated something like this could be litigated. it was only after the irs

somewhat like a wikipedia document where everybody can add things but also multimedia eight so charlie kline can take his logs from that very first day that the arpanet is done and upload them and it becomes part of the book. now alcorn can do the scheme in the book. and by the way i've got pictures that video and i want all that uploaded. thousands of people can do a collaborative book. as an author i think it probably should be curated put an author should be as curators as the crowdsourced living multimedia book that in the next phase of that i hope in the revolution will be one when bitcoins or other easy current seas allowed to sue if you put this book, and it is collaboratively created and crowdsourced, that the money and i do still believe the content shouldn't always be free, that people pay 10 bucks for the digital version of the book that money can be allocated based on all the people contributed just like the loyalties from songs or whatever allocated. i envision five or 10 years from now collaborated crowdsourced curated royalty shared multimedia forms of narrative history. >> th