we're on the lookout for bruce lee. with silver hair, jingling medals, and dogs, we'll know it's him. only one guy down here, in bad shape. strung out on drugs. this is where you actually live down here? it's unbearable. i would say this is probably about 95 degrees. with the humidity, it's about the worst, about the hottest, most uncomfortable place. >> oh, my god, unbelievable. >> reporter: they provide some medical assistance. >> the veins were broken. >> reporter: what kind of drugs? >> heroin. it's like a methamphetamine. >> reporter: they have little support from the government. have you witnessed many people die? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, a lot of people die. >> reporter: all taking place just steps from the avenues of power. the prime minister goes to work here -- >> they don't do nothing. >> reporter: this is where i went in. the tunnel goes along, there's mcdonald's. this tells the story. the poverty, people living underground. it's stunning, i have to say. we visited several tunnels looking for bruce lee. rotting

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bruce leshan is close to them with a slightly obstructed view. how does it look and sound, bruce? >> look at this. jennifer hudson singing the national anthem. right here, the concert just got started. i feel incredible. it's almost like we have a front row seat. the stage is the big jumbotron. the lights right here. and a couple of moments ago, they said people make some noise. and it felt like the noise rolled all the way down to the washington monument. this is a chance to set aside the mattress sales, the cookouts, and really salute the troops. >> this is your chance to see some of music's biggest stars for free at an event so big, even the stars are amazed. zach brown of the zac brown band. >> i don't think we played in front of 800,000 people. and what a great cause and great reason to be here playing, you know. it feels amazing. i can't wait to see everything with the light. >> lance corporal lost both legs to an ied in afghanistan, but he says he would go back in a second. >> it's about the guys that have given their lives and we all lost people and we have all given sacri

it's very hard for bruce to hear us when web we can establish connection with bruce we'll talk to him. >>> what happens tonight nationally could mean a major shift in the balance of power in congress and all eyes are on the us senate where republicans could gain control. shepard smith at fox news headquarters watching all of this. we'll check in with him life a little bit later. >> breaking news in the search for a philadelphia woman kidnapped right off her street. this video just into our newsroom. it shows the man police want to talk to and disappearance of carlesha gaither. you can see it shows him in a maryland gas station earlier tonight police released new pictures of who they think is the same man at a nearby atm. fox 29's dave schratwieser live at northwest decks to night. dave? >> reporter: iain, lots of new developments in addition to that new surveillance video you spoke about those pictures. that's from an atm right nearby a few moments before that video was taken at a gas station. also torque night, new surveillance video of the victim face to face with her abductor. we t

bruce johnson, wusa9. >> we are waiting to hear from d.c. school officials about the robberies. >>> a georgetown university student who had resip in his dorm room will spend a few -- ricin in his dorm room will spend a few more months behind bars. daniel milzman gets to have some credit for time served. police arrested the 20-year-old milzman this past march after he admitted he made ricin in the room he shared with another student. >> he made a mistake and i think he really, really has showed the court that he was -- he felt really bad. >> everybody in georgetown is not supportive. >> definitely not. that's for sure. >> a judge gave milzman three years of supervised release. during that time he has to complete 400 hours of community service which he will spend tutoring underprivileged students. he must also attend a mental health program. >>> in just the last two months three men have independently jumped the fence at the white house including that guy who made it through the front door carrying a knife. this has left a lot of us wondering

i wanted to express what was wrong and that is to have an anti-iraq war protest for bruce jane -- bruce springsteen honoring the bets. the al qaeda playbook in iraq was we cannot defeat the u.s. militarily so instead we will work at you wrote in support and resolve -- at eroding support and resolve and he was on bruce springsteen was one of the leading voices in eroding that resolve at home as a celebrity attacking president bush and the war. -- end the war. to have him as a headliner and the net result is the u.s. left iraq and the rise of isis and now the u.s. -- this is the truly tragic part -- returning to iraq but with the green zone infrastructure gone, it's under substantially more risky conditions. i think having mr. springsteen as part of this honoring the vets is an insult. it's as if everyone forgot that he was one of the leading voices saying i support the troops but i oppose your mission which is analogical position. host: they are talking about the concert that is happening this evening on the mall. hbo will be filming that. are you agree? guest: bruce springsteen cannot d

thanks so much, bruce. we certainly thank all of our veterans and our current service members for all they do and sacrifices they make. of course, the crowds on their way home now. >>> it's a rough night out there, most of them using the metro or other forms of public transportation and mola lenghi live outside l'enfant plaza. i'm going to hope things are running smoothly. >> reporter: everything seems to be pretty smooth now, a little traffic, but in terms of foot traffic and people getting on the metro, it's pretty quiet. just going back about 30 minutes ago tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of people, all leaving the national mall pretty much all at once, what could possibly go wrong, right? for at least some people things got a little hairy leaving the concert tonight. it started around 10:00 as thousands of people left the concert early. the l'enfant plaza seventh and c street entrance was shut down for about 25 minutes. the escalators appeared to be overheating as smoke poured out of the

and bruce, tone deaf. and then came this. bruce springsteen headlines an anti-war song on veteran's day in front of our vets. so much for hbo's concert for valor. >> nobody had the brains to stop and say you guys might want to pick a different song. >> how come he couldn't pick a song that was not derogatory? >> it is unamerican to say this is unamerican, this is a song you do at an event like this, the song is not anti-war. it is in some ways but really is about saying the people who fought for us that are back home need to be treated with respect. that is the point of him singing the song was. a lot of times in terms of the music it is about not having that option. like it was a practical thing to go into war, not just because of the enthusiasm into war, and that is what has been show cased with bruce springsteen singing this song. i thought it was fine. >> but josh, the republicans on the right that criticized, did they hear the song? he talks about senators' kids being able to duck the draft -- he is not talking about the

we go to bruce leshan. what's the mood like there now, bruce? >> reporter: the mood is pretty much just waiting and trying to see what's going to happen. i don't sense a whole lot of tension right now, but it would be a sign of just how horrible a night this has been for democrats, should republican larry hogan win here in a state that has elected only one republican governor in the last 40 years. we are still waiting for huge numbers of votes to be counted in democratic strongholds like baltimore city and in prince georges county, and we understand there's still a lot of votes to come in montgomery county which tends to be democrat as well. but the latest tally in this race from the state board of elections has hogan ahead of democrat anthony brown by about nine points, as you say, with almost one million votes counted, hogan has 53.7% of the vote. anthony brown has 44.6% of the vote. hogan is winning so far in every jurisdiction except for montgomery, howard county, baltimore city and prince georges county. as i said, no strong reaction at thi

illinois elects its first republican governor in 12 years: bruce rauner .... but pat quinn isn't conceding defeat just yet. a long line *after polls closed -- at one north side polling place. we'll have a *live report on some election day problems. and the empire state building is glowing *red ...reflecting the "balance of power" shift, in washington. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. dan is feeling ok. he's here. >> i'm just so excited about the election. i get into these elections and i should have slept a bit more. >> we do have some hair spray back here for you. i'm always said you should use this in your throat. >> are you sure? >> it's like when decks. it's good for but just go to demetrius. >> let's take a look at how things are going today. it's not going to last. this nice weather will last. clouds will increase. a bit of sunshine and some call it covered by the afternoon. the high nr . it will be warmer with the south trees. 42 in c

bruce johnson, wusa9. >> d.c. voters approved the marijuana initiative by a margin of 64-28%. >>> in maryland republican larry hogan is describing his win against a 2-1 democratic majority in his state a surreal experience. with his smile hogan met with the media today for the first time as governor elect. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in annapolis where maryland's republican governor elect larry hogan still seemed stunned about his victory. >> it was still sort of surreal. >> reporter: in his first meeting he said his campaign focused on high taxes and job growth cut across party lines. >> we set vote goals nearly impossible to a tin in every single county in the state and blew past every one of them. >> people got upset. every month they turn on the tv there would be a new tax or fee. they got tired of it. >> we're going to put together a bipartisan administration. >> reporter: but the message replains cut spending and tax, one of -- remains cut spending and taxes, one of hogan's first big decisions will be fundi

tonight, bruce springsteen, john stewart and louie ck. they would be the first to tell you, they are hardly the headliners here. tonight, the stars helping us honor our heroes, our persons of the week. we arrive at madison square garden. just as everyone else was arriving, too. backstage, bruce springsteen, quietly waiting. we were behind the curtain, too. thank you. i can salute you. we found our friend. >> good to see you. >> there you are. bob, eight years running, his stand up for heroes. injured himself covering the war. we all remember his comeback. never forgetting the veterans coming back, too. john stewart, who comes back every year. one thing you said is that it's quite moving to perform for people who are so much better than you. >> i stand by that statement. we're good at making veterans, not as good as taking care of them. >> can you give us a window on your material tonight? >> it will be incredibly vulgar, as expected. >> and louie ck, remembering his own visit to walter reed. >> i said i'm sorry for what happened to you. h

. >>> hello, i'm bruce johnson. thanks for joining us. it is going to be cold and wet to start the week off. meteorologist erica grow is here with more. >> bruce it was chilly all weekend. our temperatures now are pretty close to what our afternoon highs were. 37 in leesburg, 46 in downtown washington, and 41 in frederick. it's way milder than it was at this time yesterday. 10 to 15 degrees milder, in fact, for most of us. temperatures dipped to below freezing last night. that's not going to be the case tonight. this is what you need to know as you're heading back to work. you are going to need the rain gear for tomorrow. at least we don't have icy precipitation in the forecast. by monday night, hold on to your hat. we're going to see those winds picking up. tuesday morning icy spots are possible. it rain on the ground. those puddles will freeze in most areas on tuesday morning, then both tuesday and wednesday you are going to need the heavy winter coat. i'll explain why coming up in the first alert seven-day forecast. bruce, back to you.

the key race in the 10:00 hour, the senate bruce braley and joni ernst state center. >> depending on what happens, what happens in iowa may determine what happens in the senate. they had what they thought was a good candidate and then comes in joni ernst. >> she ran an amazing ad when she talked about castrating hogs. it got her noticed and people seemed to think maybe this is more of a likable sarah palin. iowa, a huge race to watch at 10:00. let's go to oregon in the 10:00 hour. there is a ballot initiative that we've been talking about involving marijuana. >> yes, well, there is an marijuana initiative there and ballot on genetically modified food and the ballot initialsive discussing whether or not illegal immigrants can have driver's licenses. >> that could be divisive, and oregon could be one of these states that legalizes marijuana. >> which seems to be spreading. you go to a fascinating race in utah. mia love gave a stirring speech in 2012 republican convention where both you and i were in tampa. she lost that race to tim matheson, a democrat in utah. it's hard to be a democr

. >>> this is bruce johnson. how about good news. homeless advocates say the country could reach its goal of no homeless veterans by next year. i'm going to have that story. >>> the crowds are a tad smaller than we expected, but enthusiastic as they hit the national mall singing and dancing the night away celebrating america's fighting men and women. the concert very valor takes off. thanks for joining us, i'm derek mcginty. >> debra alfarone is near the mall tonight and she is checking on the crowds. deb, you got a lot of company? what's going on? >> i do have a lot of company. you can see a couple people walking past me. everyone is making their way to the check points. it's three blocks still. it's really tough to get near it. we are hearing reports, the mall is filling up. there are lots of people at this point. we are hearing it's getting so busy that some people are deciding to jump fences. maybe that guy is going to be one, hopefully, if you do. watch out. because you're going to end up being contained like the people we saw o

bruce is live in college park with more. hi, bruce. >> hey lesli. the democrats are keeping a very, very close watch on the polls right here in prince georges county. the democrats need a really strong turnout among young people and african americans. if anthony brown hopes to pull off a strong challenge from republican larry hogan. >> are you guys ready to change maryland? >> republican larry hogan after casting his ballot in edgewater in anne arundel county. >> we may pull off the biggest upset tonight. i think we did a good job. >> democrat anthony brown figures a spectacular autumn day will help drive turnout among democrats. >> i haven't focused a whole lot on mr. hogan and what he's doing and what he's saying. i'm not sure the voters are either. >> at leisure world in silver spring, one of the busiest precincts in the state. there were lines down the hall and by late morning, 163 democrats had voted and fewer than half as many republicans. >> i'm very excited. it's important that we get out and voice our vote. we need more democrats. >> i thin

bruce johnson came as d.c. today and he joins us from upper northwest after talking with voters. >> this is precinct 33 off nebraska avenue. this is the elementary school. normally, a steady, heavy turnout here in past major elections. as of 6:00, 1100 people had cast ballots. she describes that as moderate to slow, but she expects it to pick up as the evening goes on, obviously the polls close at 8:00. she doesn't expect to surge here. here are some of the issues that people had on their minds as they showed up tonight. >> i think homelessness is such a big issue and i'm not sure who is going to be the best able to -- it's tough. >> right. >> schools, i have a daughter and she'll be going to school here and i would like to see something done about the over crowding in this particular school. >> my big issues are resources for public housing and low income housing. the marijuana initiative, and i think just ethical representation in the d.c. city council level. >> okay. what about the marijuana initiative? >> i

so we sent bruce johnson out to talk about what some fans might try to do to save this season. >> the alarm was sounding at rescue one and engine company 2. >> what did you think of that game yesterday? >> i was there. you don't want to know what i say about it. >> the emergency was how to get some help to a team, clearly on life support following yesterday's pounding by the tampa bay buccaneers. >> we don't seem to have a pass rush. >> unless we are blitzing, exactly. we have no secondary. i don't know. >> this fire house is home to the busiest rescue team in the nation's capital. if there's an emergency at the white house or the u.s. capital, this is the team of first responders to get the call. they point out, there apparently is no help for the 3- 7 home team. >> what's wrong with this team? >> it surprised me that they lost. they had a week off. it was tampa bay. >> a lot of questions on the streets of washington. is rg3 the answer at quarterback? doesn't look like. what about colt mccoy? where is pierre this season? don't know. why can't this team make halftime adjustments? >> r

hey bruce. >> you got it jan and lesli. there are many more democrats here in maryland than there are republicans, but democrats turn out in far fewer numbers in elections where there is no presidential candidate at the top of the ticket. and so anthony brown's campaign has been working for months to lay out a massive get out the vote effort, especially here in prince georges. anthony brown working the crowd until the last minute. >> the weather is beautiful. there's absolutely no reason not to come out and vote. >> in silver spring, one of the busiest precincts in the state, there were lines down the hall and by late morning, 163 democrats had voted and fewer than half as many republicans. >> i'm very excited. it's important that we get out and voice our vote. we need more democrats. >> i think it's time for change and i'm hoping that brown will win. >> i'm hopeful. >> hoping for what? >> i'm hoping for change. not the kind we've been having for the last six years. >> so you're voting for hogan? >> yes, sir. >> hogan's rel

this is not a bad day for bruce braley. this is a day to celebrate what people can do together when they put their mind to it. they work hard and they try to change the way people think about their relationship to their government and to their future. so my biggest fear is that all of the great young democratic activists that i have met on this campaign are going to be frustrated by what happened tonight. that would be the worst outcome of this disappointment. you have the power to change lives and change the future of this country. tonight is the starting point of the rest of your life, and the opportunity to make your mark on the state and this country. i am going to be there for you, cheering you on, supporting you and making this a better place for all islands and all iowans and-- all all americans. i am here tonight to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. i will never forget the confidence you placed in me, the energy i drew from you, and i leave here tonight filled with hope and optimism. ernsts why i called jon

bruce? >> reporter: iain, right now i am at the stadium holiday inn here at ninth and darien in the shadow of citizens bank park. but imagine, if you will, and lots of people are, a major casino and hotel here. it's called live hotel and casino. the plan was approved for it today the state's gaming control board. the new facility will be called live hotel and cass soon know. and will include shops and restaurants in a $425 million project set at the northern edge of the south philly sports complex. >> i would entertain motions to approve an applicant for licensure. >> reporter: gaming control board's decision comes several years after the city's first attempt at a second casino was buried by neighborhood opposition. the vote for life was unanimous. >> commissioner mow scott tow. >> yes. >> reaction from the winners, mooted. >> we're humbled by it. and as citizen of philadelphia for 25 years we know what philadelphia expects. >> reporter: casinos have become big business in pennsylvania. a mu

welcome to both of you, bruce, i want to get to the how of what you are doing, because obviously you have some high persuasive talents. >> yes. >> but first, hundreds of millions of corporate dollars are dumped into the process, can you give us examples on the vehicles in which they get money into the know. >> they do it several ways. think trade associations you have the u.s. chamber of commerce, the national association of manufacturers, american petroleum institute, that are spending on independent expenditures, they also do it through contributing to 501 c fours can are the social welfare organizations. >> nonprofits in. >> they are nonprofits all of these are nonprofits, and all of those trade associations and c fours, no does chose sure is required. they can do it by distributing to the governors association, so groups giving money to attorney general, so there are various ways they do that and most of the contradictions that they make are undisclosed. >> so in september, your organization came out with an index of transparency, what metrics to you use to decide how you do the

bruce? report roar lucy these recent allegations brought back frustrating memories for the man who says he was disappointed he was not in position to arrest america's favorite dad. flips of bill cosby's iconic sitcom on youtube leave lots of folks laughing but former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor isn't even smiling. >> this is the bane of every prosecutor's existence knowing somebody or believing somebody did something wrong and not being able to prosecute them. >> reporter: back in 2005, a temple university athletic staff, 31-year-old andrea couldn't stand, came forward to say cosby had drugged and groped her while the two were at his cheltenham mansion a year earlier. castor says the long delay in reporting made it many possible to gather physical evidence like hairs, fibers, dna. but the flamier da recalls his detectives interviewed cosby about the allegations. >> i thought it was evasive. he was he was trying to do everything he could to pigeon hole only things that we

back to you, bruce. >> surae, thanks a lot. the university of virginia has suspended all fraternities pending an investigation into an alleged gang rape that happened in 2012. uva president brought in charlottesville police to investigate. the attack at fi kappa. a woman claims she was sexually assaulted by seven men back in 2012. the article in the case brought dozens of protesters to the fraternity house today to complain about uva's handling of all sexual assault cases. shannon cruz was one of the protesters. a former uva student. she claims she was also sexually assaulted at a frat house. >> i drove 200 miles to be here and support all the girls who still live here or used to live here and the same thing happened to them. they just don't feel like they are allowed or welcome to say their peace. >> she was assaulted at a uva frat house back in 1999. they voluntarily terminated its cap tear at uva. all other fraternities are suspended until january 9. >>> it appears a grand jury decision won't come until monday at the earlies

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. >> bruce wolf on behalf of my myself. i'm a little -- more than a little, i'm very concerned about the discussion that just happened. lafco had spent considerable amount of time on community broad band after the earth link debacle it spent money on very expensive moneys that proved to be very factual, presented ample project plans, a three-phase plan to bring fiber to the premises but starting with just the hub, okay, and then so you go from a hub out to the neighborhoods and then into the homes. and it was a three-phase plan, they priced it all out. it's there in your data base. you have it. we had quite a lot of discussion with a lot of people about that. there are a number of technologists and community members that are very now reactivated on this issue. i would say also i would check for a report with department of technology as to how many low income people and facilities and housing are already getting high speed -- city high speed access either through fiber to those premises like valencia gardens or through some

bruce rauner gets this chance. his position coming into office as i am ok with changes to minimal wage. >> will give you this minimum-wage. you're going to do some incentives for me. a >> your going to build up more business and more jobs in the state. i'll give you minimum-wage. that is the kind of feeling that it will be hapni. >> i think there's a lot of hope that a guy who has run a lot of negative ads. the hope is that he is coming in as a man who is a businessman. the problem is the state of illinois is truly like a business. as a whole different discussion. >> essentially has budgets to work with numbers to run. people get influenced. i think we need to be prepared for some of those decisions. he has a mission. the mission will be to improve the physical nature of the state. >> will they try to pass it in the veto session in november or will the governor say not my problem anymore? >> we will see how we deal with that. he can roll it back in the four years to come. what was the biggest >> the dole and snyder

. >> bruce springsteen, terry underwood, and a slew of other artists would perform before an anticipated crowd of 800,000. >> it is pretty awesome. >> you can compare to an inauguration or fourth of july. >> we are well prepared for the crowds them all concertgoers will have to go through security checkpoints starting at 10 a.m.. the three-hour concert starts at seven it tonight. leave your launchers at home. >> they can compare it -- they can prepare to go through. >> this command center will bring every emergency agency together under one roof with some high-tech gadgets. all eyes are watching. >> to have access to information kit -- information sharing, communications, it makes the overall event go more smoothly. >> waiting will be inevitable. >> we are looking at more than two hours to clear them all. will statetions longer until everyone gets home. watching a writer for next week's concert. you won't be able to get on or off the smithsonian. we will have a list of those on caroline tucker abc 7 news. >> how she is drawing with -- drawing from experience with her elections. >> the we

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he told our bruce johnson he wasn't feeling well yesterday evening and he had his driver take him to the hospital. by the time barry talked to bruce on the phone last night, barry said he was feeling better, but they were going to keep him overnight for observation. marion barry is 78 years old. he had a serious blood infection earlier this year. he suffers from diabetes and is a prostrate cancer survivor. >>> an alleged gang rape at university of virginia leads to an independent council and a police investigation. the move comes after a rolling stone article where a woman named jackie says she was sexually assaulted at a fraternity house in 2012. the victim says friends and a university dean later discouraged her from going to police. phi kappa si has suspended all activities. the request was granted to appoint the individual council to review the school's response and reports of sexual violence. the university also asked local police to investigate. >>> we are learning more now about a former student behind the deadly florida state university campus shooting. police say 31-year-old

. >> fox 29's bruce gordon is live in baltimore, maryland, and bruce, you spoke with an agent who was there for last night's dramatic events. >> reporter: we were indeed, lucy. we did talk to him. more on that in just a moment. philadelphia police say delvon barnes was one bad dude. calling him a serial predator with a lengthy criminal history and were it not for top notch police work, that now infamous video of the abduction seen literally around the world and the public tips it generated this case might have ended very differently. very badly. carlesha freeland gaither's three-day ordeal came to an end wednesday evening when federal atf agents in jessup, maryland, surrounded the ford taurus carrying gaither and her alleged abductor, 37 year old delvon barnes. atf supervisor voice sorry agent jeff matthews was part of the team that took him down. >> we realized we had the right guy. we immediately affected the arrest converged to the driver's side vehicle where he was located. we removed him from the car. >> reporter: but up any kind of struggle at all. >> not necessarily. we removed

zach brown, bruce springstein, singing "fortunate son." what could perhaps is unfortunate is that it is lightly recorded as antiwar and antidraft and for them to be performing it in front of a crowd that largely volunteered to fight in afghanistan and iraq, that has rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. >> yeah. some people saying that it was tone deaf for them to be playing that song. but others say, wait a second. it was really about the elitism of the time. it was written -- john fogarty wrote it in the late '60s and he was talking about that the 1% of the people that were going to be fighting are going to protect the rest of us. he was writing it about really elites in washington not having to go off and fight where the other people were going to have to fight and protect us. >> many of our viewers are reminding us that bruce springstein has a long history of this. the song "born in the usa," being an anthem about america, but it's an anti-vietnam anthem. diana says this on facebook, they should have been run off the stage. >> mary on

hours later, a des moines register poll shows joni ernst up over bruce braley. bill clinton was there, but that did not dim joni ernst's confidence. >> america is coming back. the question is how. we are going to come back. we have got to grow together and to grow together, we have got to work together and to get that result, iowa needs to send bruce braley to the senate. >> we are reaching out to every iowan that we possibly can. not just the republicans, independents and a lot of democrats, too, that see the need to change direction. >> another big gun deployed in another trouble spot for the democrats. hillary clinton was stumping for alison lundergan grimes. democrats hoped to pick off mitch mcconnell, but a poll has mcconnell with a nine--point lead over lundergan grimes. grimes and clinton were seeking to define mcconnell as a creature washington. >> he doesn't have a plan for the future. he doesn't have a vision that's for me or for you because our senator bought and paid for by the millionaires and billionaires, that's all he's been looking out for. >> m

here's bruce leshan. >> reporter: can you talk to us for two seconds? >> no, no. >> reporter: what was that? what's your name, sir? >> we're having trouble with that story. all today the agents alleged mis-- agent's alleged misconduct is likely to lead to the charges dropped against a total of 28 drug defendants. the u.s. attorney is reviewing the cases. we hope to bring you the story at some point this evening. >>> only on 9 tonight an exclusive interview with the atf special agent whose work was critical to the recovery of that abducted 22-year-old nurse's assistant carlesha freeland gaither, the philadelphia woman now recovering from the ordeal and her abductor locked up in virginia. andrea mccarren shares the story of another strong woman whose investigative work helped lead to carlesha's recovery. >> reporter: atf agent alicia morolla confirmed a gps device was placed in a car bought by devlen barnes. one hour after she shared that information with agents in baltimore, he was under arrest. the surveillance video was terrifying, the abduct of carles

bruce johnson has more on bowser's convincing win. >> reporter: this is bruce johnson inside the historic howard theater, and the victory party for mayor-elect murial bowser ended at midnight tonight. you've probably already seen the victory speech, but you haven't seen the embrace she gave her parents, her mother, her father, long-time community activist in ward 5 of the city, political activist. it was very touching. and you should have seen the interview she gave us, the first one-on-one interview after declaring victory here. >> personally, what does this mean to you? >> it means everything. it means everything. i have a great responsibility and i'm just humbled by the trust that the residents have put in me. we have a big win. we have a mandate to get the things done that we need to get done. >> reporter: the mayor-elect sent the crowd home this morning, saying she is ready to go to work and she said she hopes they are ready, too. bruce johnson reporting from the historic howard theater, wusa 9. >>> tuesday night was an ugly night for many democrats around the country and their leade

bruce johnson, wusa9. >> a spokesperson for d.c. school chancellor kaya henderson has told us they are working on a statement about the wilson high robberies and as soon as we get that, we will share it with you. >>> let's go to virginia where police are investigating a homicide. this is live video near woodbridge senior high school and prince william county police tell us that the victim is an adult male. let me correct myself. the victim apparently i'm just hearing is a teenager. the body was discovered at about 4:30 this afternoon on oak wood drive. that is all that we know right now, but we will stay on top of this story and bring you any key developments. >>> a former georgetown university student who had ricin in his dorm room was sentenced to one year and one day in jail. daniel millsman of bethesda will also have to serve three years of supervision after he's released. prosecutors argue that millsman intended to harm other people. according to the department of justice, that ricin he had could have killed an average person w

bruce johnson, wusa9. >> and police sources tell us the baby suffered injuries in his torso, skull, eyes, and jaw. d.c. police are offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest for this baby's murder. >> maryland state troopers say no charges will come down today after a deadly crash on the beltway early saturday morning. 17-year-old, dominik petty died in that crash. >> everybody loved him. he was an amazing athlete. an awesome guy. >> today the faculty and fellow catholic high school students remember the teen in a morning prayer service. petty was one of four students in a car that pulled over on the inner loop shoulder when another vehicle rammed into them. the 24-year-old driver does not face charges at thistime. police do believe that alcohol may have played a role. >>> and a state police spokesperson tells wusa9, roadside crashes are a big threat for troopers. in the past five weeks, there have been five such crashes involving troopers and impaired drivers. others involved drivers who aren't paying attention or perhaps ignoring maryland's move over laws. to fig

bruce johnson, wusa 9. >> now, the suppose man for u.s. attorney ron machen had nothing to say. a spokesman would only say the federal investigation goes on. >>> well, the winds are expected to die down a little later. >> how will that help the temperatures, if not all. a quick look at the forecast. are we in for a record-breaking night? >> i think so. the record low at dulles tonight is 20. i think we are looking at teens in the suburbs. these are current temperatures. these are not windchills. it's 25 in gaithersburg. 27 in leesburg. 28 in culpepper. i got a call from hairy in wheaton. he never made it out of the 20s. that's unusual for november. 22 downtown. windchill right now but in the teens in the suburbs, if you aring going out, dress for teens. windchills below zero near oakland and davis. on the west side of the divide the windchill advisories have been posted. >> record low at dulles is 20. record low at national 18. that looks like that's going to be safe. the record low high tomorrow is only 38 at dulles. got a pretty good shot at that. national not so much. the low

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the other thing about bruce springsteen is, this is not new material for him. he sings about this a lot. and there are probably a lot of people in the audience who agreed with it. make some veterans were offended. i hope that everybody could take away this is a big event for veterans. a lot of people came out. it brought a lot of people together. they had great weather. a good event overall. i didn't see it but it was pointed out that george lopez used the m-f word. and so -- and come on, like really? that's not attractive any more. >> if you hire springsteen, "born in the usa", which is an anti-war song, it goes back to the people who do the hire -- somebody today ask themselves a question. if i'm bruce springsteen, then probably, yes, so i would get back to the organizers and they could have put somebody else up there. >> he still performed, rob. that's like blaming porter -- >> making be a argument for himself. >> he is an idiot, that's why. >> if vets are offended, vets can be offended, that's fine. i don't have a problem with it. personally, i'm than offen

. >>> hello i'm bruce johnson and the search is on for a man that lead a woman on a terrifying ordeal from one metro station to another. metro police released the details. the man carjacked the victim at gunpoint wednesday night and ended in maryland. we have more on the man that police are looking for. >>> bruce, this was a two-and-a- half hour ordeal sitting next to a gunman. police say he wanted cash and forced her to an atm before letting her go. >> most people did mot know about the frightening experience that happened here. the woman gotten off the train and gotten in her car and about to drive out of the parking lot when a man jump inside. >> you don't hear about it too often. this is pretty safe. pretty scary. >> the gunman forced her to drive to several atms at gas stations and 7-elevens to withdraw money and police made her stop at a liquor store to buy alcohol. >> this is surprising. >> it is frightening and concern for anyone's safety. >> i hud probably carry mace or something around since i am by myself on the metro. i should think more about that. >> police want you to t