. >>> the dallas nurse who cared for thomas eric duncan will file a lawsuit today. nina pham alleges that employees were not trained and did not have the proper equipment to handle the first she suffers from fatigue and aches in her bones and is suing for mental anguish and loss of earning capacity. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington. the israeli leader said his highly anticipated address in congress tomorrow is not intended to show any disrespect for president obama. craig boswell has more. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was kicking off his visit with a friendly crowd, the largest pro israel lobby in the u.s. the public affairs committee or apac. >> reports of the demise of the u.s. israeli relations is not only premature. they're just wrong. >> reporter: relations between israel and the u.s. are strained. benjamin netanyahu is concerned about u.s. efforts to reach a nuclear deal with iran. israel is opposed to iran having any nuclear ability. >> this iran has vowed to destroy israel. >> he addresses a joint sessi

nina pham and another nurse contracted ebola after caring for thomas eric duncan who died.o consult the internet for the gear to wear and her neck and hair were exposed. she didn't get a change of clothes to put on when she left for the day. an attorney says the hospital ran her as a pr pawn and released video of her recovery without her permission. she was even separated from her little dog bentley. the dog was placed in isolation but later tested negative for ebola. trace gallagher is live in our west coast news hub. what else is in the lawsuit? >> the lawsuit is filled withye astonishing accusations. she she claimed when she told thomas eric duncan would be her patient they said she was in stable condition, could use the bathroom by himself and she would not have to good into his room very much she could monitor him remotely. all of which she says was untrue. then when she asked her manager how to protect herself from ebola, the manager decided to google it. the lawsuit reads, quoting here, when it came time to admit him to ic and have nina take care of'ort them the sum

contracted ebola while caring for the first patient ever diagnosed with the virus on american soil thomas eric duncan, who died while being treated. pham says she continues to suffer from body aches and insomnia and has yet to return to work. >>> new records on wall street, the dow and s&p finished at all-time high and the nasdaq closed above 5,000 for the first time since the dot-com bubble burst 15 years ago. >>> a lot more news still ahead tonight including new concerns about the wood flooring found in so many homes across the country. a bombshell report has a major u.s. company under fire and questions about safety. >>> and a shocking free fall caught on camera. tonight, we hear from the sky diver unable to open his parachute rescued while plunging to the ground. >>> there is major fallout tonight for the company lumber liquidators accused of selling potentially unsafe products from china. tonight, the company is fighting back saying the flooring itself is safe. meantime, though, its stock is taking a beating, down 25% today. and as nbc's hallie jackson reports, a lot of worried homeowners are wo

. >> reporter: pham was the first nurse to treat thomas eric duncan, patient zero. she now says she received zero training or guidance about ebola. and when she asked how to protect herself a manager "searched google" and handed her an internet printout. pham contends she even had skin exposed when she first treated duncan. the hospital tonight telling abc news, "we view all our employees as part of our family. we remain optimistic that we can resolve this matter with nina." nina pham did survive. reunited with her dog, even meeting the president, but she says her recovery is far from over. pham says she has nightmares insomnia, and body aches. and hopes her suit uncovers the truth about how the hospital handled the deadly disease. >>> now, new numbers showing that measles is growing coast-to-coast. 16 new cases in just one week. let's get right to dr. richard besser. >> the majority of people here were not vaccinated. some because they were babyies. but others could have been, and weren't. >> and 93% of pediatricians were asked to wait. >> it's so hard to convince

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nina pham contracted ebola while treating thomas eric duncan.uncan died on october 8th and pham tested positive for e bowl there three days later she claims the hospital did not do enough to protect its staff. pham since recovered but she says she suffers from nightmares inn psalm 93 ya and body ache. >>> now to an incredible mid heiress due has so many people talking today. a sky dive suffers a seizure after leaping out of a plane. >> his rescue was caught on camera. take look at this. 22-year-old christopher jones started convulsing about 9,000 feet above western australia. his instructor sheldon mcfarland is in the air with him. he doesn't panic. it took him a couple of tries but he eventually is able to grab a hold of chris and activate his parachute. >> i wasn't really concerned about him hitting the ground without a parachute. i wanted to get him underneath the parachute sooner than later. >> sheldon grabs me and thankfully pulls my chute and yeah i'm here to tell the tail. >> yes, he is. the video that amazing rescue has gone viral now. g

leaving parts of their skin exposed as they cared for ebola patient thomas eric duncan, who later died5+f pham saying she was a symbol of corporate neglect.y5ú a casualty of a hospital system's failure to prepare for a known and impending medical crisis. >> we believe she can be a voice for other nurses so something like this never happens to another nurse in the united states of america. >> reporter: pham, who was cured in october at the national institutes of health -- >> i'm so incredibly thankful. >> reporter: -- is back in dallas with her dog, bentley. but says she is coping with the aftereffects, nightmares, body aches, and other health issues. texas health resources responding saying they support pham and remain optimistic that constructive dialogue can resolve this matter. and amber vinson, the other nurse infected at the same hospital and later cured has not said whether she plans to take legal action. >> thank you, marcy. >>> we turn to los angeles, where police are searching for a driver in an illegal street race. a car slamming into a crowd of spectators, killing two people

nina pham, the patient she was caring for, thomas eric duncan died of ebola. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. >>> already claimed large swaths of territory in iraq and syria is expanding into libya as isis faces a new challenge from a diverse group. we have fox coverage tonight on the isis move of setting up shop in libya. we begin with baghdad's effort to regain lost territory in northern iraq. >> despite the wide spread belief that the iraqi military isn't ready to take on isis the military is doing just that tonight. >> after weeks of speculation about an upcoming iraqi forces announced a surprise attack today. >> translator: our goal is to liberate people of oppression. we should protect the citizens and their property. >> reporter: the u.s. military command in baghdad tweeting that 27,000 iraqi troops begun on the town. the force is much larger as several thousand are also fighting along side troops. local media in baghdad reported ground troops carried out the assault with sport from artillery. >

the troubles began when thomas eric duncan first approached the emergency room with ebola symptoms andned away. he would later be admitted and then die at the hospital ten days later. at his side was a critical care nurse, pham. she was briefly treated at texas health presbyterian and then flow to maryland where she recovered. pham's lawsuit, filed in monday said the lack of training and proper equipment, lead to her contracting ebola. another nurse was infected and cured as well. pham told the dallas news the extent of her training was a printout of guidelines her surveillance found on the website. pham is no longer working, but remains on the hospital's payroll. a spokesman for the hospital tells al jazeera: pham is suing for unspecified damages for physical pain and mental anguish, her medical expenses and loss of future earnings. >>> it has been 40 years since the last american troops left vietnam, but one legacy of the war lives on. today an investigation was released on the lasting effects of agent orange. >> reporter: more than 50 years ago, the u.s. military started a program t

thomas eric duncan. it was unfortunate for them. they were the front line of the ebola outbreak.on to think they were going to receive an ebola patient. they were not anywhere near to ready. the cdc has done on investigation and they can see the nurses did the best but they did not know what they were doing. unfortunately, nina pham and the other nurse was infected. they have recovered but it's unfortunate. now there are designated places ready to deal with ebola. the nih is one of them. they are ready to take care of the parts without infecting any health care workers. >> thanks so much for this update. >>> an american soldier suffered a minor gunshot wound wednesday while standing guard at an iraqi training facility. this marks the first service member wounded since the withdrawal. he and a second soldier game under small arms fire after nightfall. both soldiers returned fire. there are approximately 100 american soldiers at this particular airaqi base. we'll be right back. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use

the center treated nina pham the dallas nurse who contracted ebola while caring for thomas eric duncan. >>> coming up, new eagles has landed bird have signed dimarco murray. more on the changing face of the eagles. what a week and a half it has been straight a hoed in sports. >>> i'm sean bell. you never necessity what chip kelly will do this off season proves that. in way dimarco murray comes here. well sam bradford set it up and chip kelly finish it. murray is the new eagles wednesday he reached out to chip and yesterday murray arrived in philly and signed a deal. murray will get 42 million, 21 guarantied, over five years. a apparently he thinks he has a better chance to win here. >> i felt that this was a great opportunity for me to win a super bowl at the end of the day. the it wasn't about financial security or anything like that obviously you want something that you deserve and something that is respectful and i felt that those two things were important to me and i was able to accomplish that here. >> flyers took on the the blues, no score in regular time or overtime. they lose i

the 26-year-old plans to sue texas health hospital on grounds it failed her while caring for thomas eric duncan. she still has nightmares body aches and insomnia. >>> william shatner has defended while he won't be able to attend his co-star's funeral. he's in florida were a previous commitment and says quote, i feel awesome. here i am doing charity work and one of my dearest friends is being buried. fans also questioned how captain kirk can miss his memorial. shatner says he'll take some time today to celebrate the life of his friend. due to scheduling conflicts, he can't make it back in time. >>> rafael is back and we're looking at showers down south. >> snow in the east. there's a rain threat through the afternoon, houston, new orleans. could have strong to severe thunderstorms there. that will be a problem through the day on monday. it'll be soggy for our friends in the south. look at the national picture. 30 for chicago. snow tapering off and moving into the northeast. rain across the >>> good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. clear skies, patchy fog. no rain being detect

they were taking care of the first us ebola patient thomas eric duncan.uing the hospital's parent company texas health resources claiming it did not provide her with the proper training or equipment to deal with ebola patients. her attorney says she's also angry about the way the company handled her privacy. >> one of the things that really bothered her and continues to bother her is that the public relations department of thr would call her and say nina we between put a quote in the paper newspaper. let me read this and you tell me if it's okay. this is a young lady whose fight fighting for her life. she should not have to be thinking about pr and damage control for thr. >> familiar's attorney says she's worried about how the experimental drugs that saved will impact her long-term health health. >>> turn on the light in your kitchen and you see that. mushrooms just growing out of your floor. so how does this happen? >> and -- >> i afraid for my life. >> this brutal winter leaving some fearing for their safety. why today's warmup almost make it worse. sco

nina pham contracted ebola while treating thomas eric duncan at texas health presbyterian hospital. october 8th and pham tested positive three days later. she claims that the hospital did not the do enough to protect its staff. pham has since recovered but still suffers from nightmares, insomnia and body aches. >>> good afternoon. i almost forgot where i was. i'm usually in the morning. here i am. good evening, everyone. traveling out and about, we don't have too much of a rush which is good news but we have a lit built on the schuylkill expressway. sun glare as well. if you are traveling on 76 this is your westbound commute making your way beyond city avenue or at least try to. speed sensors here are down in the teens and you're basically delayed from approaching roosevelt boulevard as you try to commute out toward stretch of the king of prussia it will be saturated with some traffic around vine street expressway in either direction of the schuylkill. traveling on i-95 usually at this time we have a full house on i-95 in either direction but that is not the case today. right around

pham says she suffered from nightmares body aches, and insomnia after treating thomas eric duncan the first person in the u.s. diagnosed with ebola. pham says the hospital was negligent. >>> and the city of cleveland says the death of a 12-year-old boy, tamir rice, who was by police while brandishing a pelt gun, is the boy's fault. the city is denying any wrong doing. city officials say the pain and suffering by the family quote we -- were directly and caused by their own acts not the dendant, referring to the police officer. the boy was holding a fake gun when he was shot. >>> new images of the three schoolgirls believed to be headed to syria to join isis. these images show them at a bus stop in turkey. the same they they flew out of london. according to the bbc, the girls waited until the next day and took a bus to a syrian border town before being driven to a border crossing point by human smugglers. scotland yard officials believe the girls are now in syria. on their way to join the terror group. >>> thousands of people in moscow are expected to cross a bridge where boris nemtsov

the center also treated nina pham, the dallas nurse, who contracted ebola while caring for thomas eric duncan. >>> doctor nancy snyderman is leaving her job as chief medical editor for nbc news. her decision was prompted over fall out for her failure to observe a quarantine when she returned from covering the ebola epidemic. she will take up a faculty position at u.s. medical school but he did not say which school. >>> the pledge of allegiance of two extremist groups is cause for concern, for the u.s. the spokesmen for isis says it has accepted a sworn loyalty deal with islamic terrorists, boca horam. now this means that the extremist group has now spread to west africa. u.s. officials say they are worried about the expansion of the islamic state militant who have also spread outside syria and iraq. >>> still ahead a major scam targeting hundreds of thousands of people across the country are. it sound like a scary call from the irs. the one big clue it is not the trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your fr

she cracked the virus treating thomas eric duncan last year. >>> three british girls are seen boarding in turkey. it's worried the girls are heading to syria to join isis. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. the crimes are cruel, and the impact on the victims can be tragic. bullying has become a national issue. according to a government study, 1 in 3 teens reports being bullied. and the scariest thing about that number, the department of justice considers it possibly the most underreported safety problem in american schools. but when it's caught on camera, it forces us to pay attention. january 11th, 2011, upper darby pennsylvania. 13-year-old nadine corey is surround, then viciously beaten by a group of teenage thugs. one teen records the incident on his cell phone as six attackers brutally punch, kick and drag nadine, laughing while they do it. >> it's bullying in america at its worst. it's caught on video. >> the incident enrages police superintendent michael chitwood so much that he releases the video to the press. >> it's un

center also treated nina pham dallas nurse who contracted ebola caring for thomas eric duncan. >> i remember those names. we talk about them so much. >> and, nancy snyder man breaking her ebola quarantine. take out from the new jersey restaurant laws fall. snyder man is leaving her post at nbc in part because of that incident. at a hepp well restaurant last november. snyder man and her collogues returned from liberia have a one of their co-workers contracted the virus. they were all supposed to be under voluntary quarantine when she was spotted. new jersey health official where is forced to make the quarantine mandatory. snyder man says she will teach at a major u.s. school. >> they have a new boss at the nbc news, any lack is back for another tour. >> she had been off the air, even though she came back, we never seen her on tv that much. >>> so shocking cell phone video of the teenage girl being beaten by a group of other girls and now it is being seen all over the world >> this is in brooklyn, new york. >> you can hear a customer inside that mcdonald's scream for his phone, like others he

nina pham remember her, contracted the disease while caring for thomas eric duncan.s morning news" the hospital failed her and her colleagues by not providing proper training and equipment. pham is seeking unspecifies compensation for physical pain and mental anguish, and says her privacy was violated. in a statement texas health resources said in part "we remain optimistic that constructive dialogue can resolve this matter." >> what about that nurse that lived in the tent? >> now that's an unexpected pain. >> new jersey. >> put, like in a bubble. >> in the parking lot. >> like bubble boy. >> in the parking lot t. had like tubes for air and a little -- bubble toilet and i would -- hmm. >> i bet you see more of these lawsuits. >> don't you think? >> yeah, i think so. >>> bbc news north korea fired two missiles into the sea this morning off the east coast of the korean peninsula. the missile launches occurred while the u.s. and south korea conducted their annual military exercises. the north korean military issued a statement describing the joint exercises as "an undis