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Heres your hours top stories -- u.s. ebola survivor nina pham is filing a lawsuit against texas health resource tomorrow. she says the hospital did not have proper protective gear and failed to develop policies and train staff to treat ebola patients. she cracked the virus treating thomas eric duncan last year. three british girls are seen boarding buses in turkey. its worried the girls are heading to syria to join isis. now back to "caught on camera." welcome back to "caught on camera." im ...

Charlie baked these for the crew today. >> im going to unwrap this right away. >> you have been waiting for two hours with nothing to eat. >> merry christmas. >> thank you, charlie. appreciate that. >> have a wonderful holiday. well take things away. a lot on the agenda. thank you for that, randi. it is the film that could potentially start a cyber war. its called "the interview." but you know that. you might also know it hits the big screen today despite sonys fears and north koreas threats. ...

With us. can you stick around? >> of course. >> lovely. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. ahead "@this hour," the united states says it was not isis, the group that shot down a coalition plane, no. but that terror group is claiming they did that and also holding a jordanian pilot captive. were going to settle the score on this story and the rumors. latest from the region in a moment. its another uh-oh at the centers for disease control. this time a lab tech may have been exposed to ebola....

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 its 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...

Reporter the daily beast. this case in the times -- front page of the times, crazy case but not necessarily super atypical, right? >> unfortunately this is just one of many colleges. they are systematically failing survivors and not handling sexual assault. theyre seeing it as a p.r. problem rather than a safety problem and holding students conditionable and protecting other stunts. >> some of the conflicts of interest, the three people adjudicating the case who dont seem to be qualified to be a...

The next few days. alex perez, abc news, blakely, minnesota. a look at the rest of the weather. severe thunderstorms are possible from west virginia to new england. rain and showers expand across northern california, oregon, and washington. >> temperatures in the southwest range from the pleasant 70s, along southern california beaches, to 100 and above in the desert. the mid-atlantic will see highs in the upper 80s. theres another safety problem for gm cars. general motors is telling dealers...

Violence. they are set to meet later this morning to review the crisis. the world cup kicking off today in brazil. the group known as anonymous hacked into the server brought down and de faced the number of government web sites. workers at rio de janeiro now going on strike this posing another safety problem as thousands arrived for that tournament. >> they could find themselves stunted federal officials considering outlawing the popular swinging some say they are turning the arch into a sport...

For 24 hours to get in. they cant do it. thats certainly not for lack of trying. you can imagine how hard it would be to try and get out. its a terribly difficult task in the best of conditions. with the ship on its side and you add water and current and debris, theres a real safety problem for the divers as well. >> chad myers, lets talk about the real possibility for someone to survive in air pockets. >> as long as that boat is floating, it appears that it is bows the bow is above water, that ...

One of the questions mary will face, you can be sure, how and why did it take gm to order the recall? is there a way for her to answer that? >> its going to haunt them. it looks like they were dragging their feet from the beginning. they were aware of some kind of problem. if you put yourself in their shoes in early days they might have thought it was a quality a problem more than a safety problem. no question about it, this looks bad they moved slowly on it. they let the recalls dribble out in ...

Gm documents that were submitted to investigators show that engineers did have a possible fix as early as march of 2005. gm didnt have a recall ordered for the fix because of what it called prices too high. lawmakers at this hearing on capitol hill will ask about whether the governments bailout of gm between 2009-2013 had anything to do with how this was handled. despite knowing about the safety problem at hand here, even government regulators didnt investigate what was happening around the time...