. >> it comes in the wake of an investigation by news 4's scott mcfarlane. the maryland general assembly is considering a sweepi law targets those cards. >> reporter: it's becoming clear that members of the prince georges school board don't rip up their own credit cards, the state legislature may do it for some swiped their cards for more than 100 meals at local restaurants. thousands of dollars worth of lunches and dinner seafood, steaks and desserts. sometimes board members dining with each other. some board members using their cards for hotel rooms and hotels win miles of home. legislation formally drafted, said to be introduced in jan we're would ban them from issuing credit caro >> having looked at the big pictures i don't think they need credit cards. i just don't. the schooled board president recently told news 4 there were no violations of lawsuit or district policies in the purchases. he also said the board would review possible changes. though he said the review would be completely the end of november it hey not yet been released. in the new law wa

in annapolis, scold mcfarlane news 4. >>> if you have a story idea call the tip lime at 202-885-4444. or shoot us an e-mail to timms@news4iteam.com. >>> a very different congress that queens next week. president obama is warning he will use his veto pen to protect hess policies. brian moore has more. >> hi there, jim. immigration reform and border security are looking like waypoints on the roa. when president obama returns if his hawaiian vacation next week job one is finding a way to work with a chronic contr >> they are going to be in a position in which they have to show that they can responsibly govern given that they have significant majorities in both chambers. >> reporter: while there's still plenty to fight about, from obama care to government spending. they have emerged as the issues that may set the tone for the next two years. >> we have realism, practicality and insist on accountability from those who are here illegally and that the best way to do that is to provide them a path to get >>> but conservatives are seething over the president's use of executive orders on immigr

>>mark: mcfarlane the latest the law but is flowing again. their orders for gas basin and a shopping center. is about a mile from the south of center and a small town of the whole the guest this is selling its remaining fuel fob out whatever is left over workers have to evacuate in october the law will burn the house and cover part of a cemetery installed the store before hitting the main road. >> reporter: the daughter of gramm chairman or a slight turnaround so the sheik and take a flight attendant off the flight at the she was third macadamia nuts and a back instead of on a plate in the face of the 21 days of flight suspension or $1.3 million fine for the south korean government for that incident. >>mark: will check on conditions in the sierra with there's more fresh snow on the slopes. >> reporter: this hostage situation in australia the government is dead this morning >>mark: the devils into a river is love the way in the current will show you what happens >> reporter: we're tracking showers this morning. last week's heavy rain left the

i'm not a seth rogen fan, i'm a seth mcfarlane guy. >> i would go just as principle. >> exactly. and every american should. we've got to also look at the bigger picture. congress and the president are both at fault. successive administrations been at fault. we have still not defined in the cyber age what is an act of war. we refuse to treat cyber attacks as breaking and entering. the theft of data should be grand larceny. we haven't laid down the laws. our laws have not caught up with the threats. and that is the fault of congress and the president. >> if this is an act of war, cyber war, and we lost the first battle, we better be willing to fight back and hit them ten times harder so they know there will be a price to pay. thank you. >> sean, we're as gutless as we are clueless. >> right now we are. doesn't make america look very good. we're the land of the free and home of the brave. not tonight. tonight this government and corporation sony have coward before a murderous dictator. very scary precedent. that leads us to tonight's question of the day, should sony have pulled the

wednesday night that storm on the way for the tulsa ahead >> james: here are some of the big stores mcfarlane early this morning more than zero hundred and 50 processor or rested for blocking the freeway and berkeley last night. it's so the situation last night in emeryville recall just a block interstate 80 and then moved to surface streets and images are protesting to render a decision reason enough to and i went with officers and the death of the unarmed black man. that process and he spent last night and amtrak service remain suspended this morning will just stop an amtrak train at the austin train wreck for any attack on the tracks they reported delays about two hours to claim berkeley and real servers to resume later this morning but until then there ride the bus transportation on to other trains the clinic is underway in berkeley is well crew still working to repair damage by line processors it in the downtown area protested broke windows will process to use a construction barricade to smash several wendell's out of a chase branch the screams of several atms also shattered. >> james: t