. >> celebration of light ceremony held to remember hanna. >>> as if it is not cold enough an artic blaze is on the way. >>> 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

. >>> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. we'll be back tomorrow morning beginning at of. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, why taking your prescription medication properly can mean the difference between life and death. >>> the philadelphia black history museum looks at the role radios played in our lives. >>> for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim, have a great saturday! buy is one thing. deciding between buying food and health care is something else. healthy pa is now here to help, with name-brand health insurance that costs as little as a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, visit healthypa.com to learn more. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown"! what kinds of animals live up in trees? birds, of course, but they're not the only ones. >> the left one. this is right in front of us. >> golly dang, look at that. big cats. wowee.

next, donna suchet and we will go to cary hanna, and aza monet. >> hello, i'm cary smis hanna 50 years ago the lesbian and gay community did not exist. sure there were bisexual people everywhere. violence were often saked by the very people in power. along came a navy veteran, a popular north beach singer, a drag queen, jose sare, he and others changed everything. in 2015 we will celebrate an unprecedented 50 years of service, community development and we thank the city of san francisco for this consideration to declare that day a night we will fill city hall with our formal gala celebration. we're talking over 700 people, crowns, gowns and pageantry, all very dignified. when you recognize this you recognize an organization that has worked longer than any other charitable organization. (inaudible) the chair of the 50th celebration committee and a member of the international court council representing over 65 chapters across canada, the united states and mexico, i urge you to pass this resolution with speed and enthusiasm and invite you all to join us for this incredible celebration. if

. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. >>> "action news" is back at 6:00 p.m. and we'll be back tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. the philly pop helps you get into you in the holiday spirit with the sounds of the season. i'm eva pilgrim, remember, monday is going to be warmer. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hi everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo. welcome to "wild countdown." throughout the world, all creatures depend on the ebb and flow of water. that's a source of life for all these animals, that one engine right there. from hippos in central africa... he's telling us to just kind of stay away. to caimans in brazil's wetlands. you sure it's safe? >> no problems. >> even flamingos in the world's driest desert. i can't get over this whole thing. why have they chosen here, i don't know? and later,

. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is next. >>> pennsylvania convention center will be transformed into the premier art craft shows, we'll get a sneak speak. >>> for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday! take the umbrella. this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." >> ohh! >> look at that. who's the fussiest eater in your house? do you have a little brother or sister, or maybe a finicky cat? today, you are going to meet 6 species that take picky eating to the extreme. like

hi everybody, i'm jack hanna here at my basy. welcome to animal adventures.

. >> thanks, chris, jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. we'll be back tomorrow beginning at 6:00. 30th street station will be busy as people begin to run home from the long holiday weekend. explore the career of a famed photographer through the lens of a new exhibit. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday! i'm the parent of a victim of sex trafficking. people need to know that even good kids from good neighborhoods are still vulnerable to this tricked environment where they're being taken off the street and put into bondage. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo and welcome to "wild countdown." there's a lion out here. there's a lion out here. are y'all listening to me? the only thing better than meeting wild animals is spending the night in their world. a puff adder? >> it's going straight to your tent, jack. >> today, seven stories from exotic lodges and campsites ar

. >>> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next. >>> we'll be back tomorrow, you've heard about children who suffer from ear infections, we'll give you information on when it's time to consider a surgical procedure. >>> we have work of a hollywood director and visual artist. >>> now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday and bundle up! we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast? that is up to him. get a fios triple play online for this great price and a $400 visa prepaid card with a 2-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hello, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcom

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationonwide. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown"! what kinds of animals live up in trees? birds, of course, but they're not the only ones. >> the left one. this is right in front of us. >> golly dang, look at that. big cats. wowee. great apes. oh, i see, this is a real jungle gym. >> i mean, it is real. >> sue, look at this. and many, many monkeys.. that's, that's unusual, isn't it? that's unusual. so, get ready for all these tree dwellers. oh, my gosh almighty. plus my blooper of the week. he's ripping my arms apart. the sky's the limit.

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hello, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." around the world, animals have always been important members of traditional cultures. from kenya's maasai cattle herders... this is maasai village? >> yes, maasai village. >> the mahouts and their elephants in thailand. >> i can't believe how many commands they know. >> he just wiggles his feet. to the gauchos in patagonia. that's amazing, i've never even seen the sheep... >> you can see the black dog. >> today i'm counting down 7 animals that play a key role in their communities. look at 'em! look at 'em! plus my blooper of the week. whoa.

he is currently channeled with hanna graham's abduction. next friday is his next court date. >> e-mails obtained by the news 4 i team reveal a flurry of activity on campus last month when news broke a school instructor was accused of filming women in the district. accused of recording at least six women disrobe in georgetown. as scott has learned, concerns spread quickly among students and administrators. >> internal e-mails veeling girls on campus were worried and staff checked ladies rooms for cameras in the middle of the night. >> just hours after news broke that rabbi barry frendel was accused of taping women, wrote to a school administrator that she had been there. i am inquiring to see if i was at risk. another wrote i went on a field trip that included this ritual bathing as a cultural experience. i believe he has been taking students on these trips for quite some time. revealing how they responded to the employee's arrest. they showed a min starts conducting a midnight search inside the school's college of liberal arts building, sea

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hi everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo. welcome to "wild coudown." throughout the world, all creatures depend on the ebb and flow of water. that's a source of life for all these animals, that one engine right there. from hippos in central africa... he's telling us to just kind of stay away. to caimans in brazil's wetlands. you sure it's safe? >> no problems. >> even flamingos in the world's driest desert. i can't get over this whole thing. why have they chosen here, i don't know? and later, one of my favorite bloopers. >> bah! >> ah! >>at

. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo and welcome to "wild countdown." there's a lion out here. there's a lion out here. are y'all listening to me? the only thing better than meeting wild animals is spending the night in their world. a puff adder? >> it's going straight to your tent, jack. >> today, seven stories from exotic lodges and campsites around the world. >> right in front of your tent, jack. >> i could have sat here all morning and watched the kill. and later on, don't miss my "blooper of the week." no, no, no. no, no, i feel better already. so stick around for seven sensational bush camps, lodges, and more on today's "wild

have a great d d d d d d d d d d >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." >> ohh! >> look at that. who's the fussiest eater in your house? do you have a little brother or sister, or maybe a finicky cat? today, you are going to meet 6 species that take picky eating to the extreme. like marsupials that munch on eucalyptus leaves. you couldn't even see them up there. >> yeah. >> it's like a little stuffed toy. >> a panda that brunches on bamboo. >> i can't believe how gentle he is when he takes the food. >> and hummingbirds that nosh on nectar. >> they're constan

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hello, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." around the world, animals have always been important members of traditional cultures. from kenya's maasai cattle herders... this is maasai village? >> yes, maasai village. >> the mahouts and their elephants in thailand. >> i can't believe how many commands they know. >> he just wiggles his feet. to the gauchos in patagonia. that's amazing, i've never even seen the sheep... >> you can see the black dog. >> today i'm counting down 7 animals that play a key role in their communities. look at 'em! look at 'em! plus my blooper of the week. whoa. traditional cultures and their animal traditions are next on "wild countdown." >> whoa! wow, you're up here, aren't you? we tried to leave our tents. not even to go get dinner. we couldn't get to dinner. the lions were everywhere! golly day! [dog barking] whoo!

. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." >> ohh! >> look at that. who's the fussiest eater in your house? do you have a little brother or sister, or maybe a finicky cat? today, you are going to meet 6 species that take picky eating to the extreme. like marsupials that munch on eucalyptus leaves. you couldn't even see them up there. >> yeah. >> it's like a little stuffed toy. >> a pananda that brunches on bamboo. >> i can't believe how gentle he is when he takes the food. >> and hummingbirds that nosh on nectar. >> they're constantly feeding and constantly just moving. >> and wait till you feast your

mike hanna reports from washington. ♪ there is no u.s. ambassador in sierra leone to report on the fight against ebola. nor in turkey which is on the front line of the war the u.s. has declared against isil fighters. and no u.s. representation in bahrain which hosts the u.s. fleet, one of the most powerful projections of u.s. foreign policy. u.s. ambassador posts are vacant around the world. the reason, republicans in the senate are intentionally blocking hearings more than 60 foreign service nominees along with president obama's suggestions for judges, cabinet and the surgeon general and arms withering in the face of repudiation of the country's president and his decisions. the log jam could get worse if republicans gain control of the senate, together with what is likely to be a renewed majority in the house, the republicans could have the power to effect shut down foreign and domestic policy during his last two years in office. the current i ran pal policy could be crippled and stripped away if a new majority leader allows sanctions to

. ♪ >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. >> hi everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo. welcome to "wild countdown." throughout the world, all creatures depend on the ebb and flow of water. that's a source of life for all these animals, that one engine right there. from hippos in central africa... he's telling us to just kind of stay away. to caimans in brazil's wetlands. you sure it's safe? >> no problems. >> even flamingos in the world's driest desert. i can't get over this whole thing. why have they chosen here, i don't know? and later,

they support the armed groups and parliament in control of tripoli and mike hanna reports. [gunfire] libya has been under the control of two rival government based in separate cities. now the supreme court in the capitol tripoli given its view on how to move forward and declared that the trabrok based is unconstitutional and ruled that it should be dissolved and the ruling immediately welcomed by members of the rival leadership group in tripoli. >> translator: following today's ruling the proceedings this morning we are now waiting for the committee that promised to present the first draft of the constitution on the 24th, this is what all libyans are waiting for, to see their future built around a constitution. >> reporter: in august armed groups opposed to the government prime minister abdula took over and put their own government in place and supporters moved eastward and reestablished their government in tabrook. this further divided the country that never had been united with armed malitia groups forming in support of two centers of government, one battling leaders in t

mike hanna reports from washington. >> a man likely to be the new senate majority leader. mitch mcconnell has celebrated a win. one easier to be predicted, and one that sweeps the tone. >> tomorrow the papers will say "i won this race." but the truth is - the truth is tonight we begin another one. one that is far more important than mine. and that is a race to turn this country around >>> a run-off was predicted in the georgia senate race amid speculation that neither candidate could achieve a win. >> georgia made it clear. what was supposed to be a close race became another comfortable republican victory. there'll be a run-off this louisiana, and one democratic senator who will live to fight another day. >> louisiana is worth fighting for. join me, let's get rest tonight and hit the campaign trial in the morning. god bless you all. thank you. >> the republicans increased their majority in the house of representatives, and took a number of governships away from the democrats, including president obama's home state of illinois. and the president could struggle to implement

hanna contends that there is evidence presented at the hearings, but only from one side. mark vargo is the state's attorney for pennington county, and he's one of the officials named in the class action lawsuit. he's the only person from the state who agreed to speak with us. >> so i'm a lay person and i hear a police report or a report from a social worker being admitted into these 48 hour hearings and i think: evidence. can you explain why that doesn't mean evidentiary hearing? >> the 48 hour hearing under icwa according to the state supreme court was designed to ensure that parents are on notice, that they know what's happening to them. and to make sure that they have the availability of council. it is not the place that you try the case. >> they tell us this is not an adversarial proceeding, this is something we're all just supposed to go along with. from the indian perspective, who sees this in terms of history, this is about adversarial as it gets. when the state is trying to take their children, they're just following in a historical tradition that started a long t

mike hanna reports from washington. >> the man who is likely to be the new senate majority leader. mitch mcconnell, celebrates his win in kentucky, far easier than predicted, and one that set the tone for a night of sweeping gains in both houses of congress. tomorrow the papers say "i have won this race." the truth is tonight we begin another, one that is more important than mine. that is a race to turn this country around. >> reporter: a run-off was predicted in the georgia senate race, and there was predictions that neither could achieve the win. what was supposed to be a close race became another comfortable republican victory. it will be a run-off in louisiana, and one democratic senator who will live to fight another day. >> louisiana's worth fighting for. join me. let's get rest tonight and hit the campaign trial in the morning. god bless you all. thank you. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the republicans increased the majority in the house of representatives and took a number of governorships away from the democrats, including president obama's home state of illinois.

. >> my colleague mike hanna spoke with jason johnson on capitol hill in washington. and he said high voter tonne out led to the republican's victory. >> georgia, a crunching win for the republicans. we thought it would be close. there was talk of a re-run. what is happening there? >> that was shocking. i live in the atlanta, georgia area, and most of the polling suggested it would be a three our four point race, it would be unlikely that the governor or the republican candidate could get the 50% to avoid a run-off. i think it's an indication of high turn out for the republicans, voter i.d., and laws that the republican and secretary of state has been passing. that's a huge accomplishment. they'll get seven, possibly eight seats in the senate. >> what will republicans take from the size of their victory in the senate. we didn't things it would be so substantial. >> yes, they are pushing eight, possibly nine seats. depends what's in virginia and north carolina. it will be a buffet, if the republicans wake up and know they have a nine seat lead for three seat lead in th

hi everybody, i'm jack hanna here at my base camp, busch gardens tampa bay. welcome to animal adventures. up close with the elusive leopard, even closer at a den

reporter: republic bank paraded down the street in haddonfield to one of their small business lenders, hanna's a kitchen promoting the american entrepreneur. >> we think it grates to support the local business community. entrepreneur ship is wonderful part of the business community. >> we miss the had small town experience of the holidays. >> reporter: four years ago small business saturday began with a shop's small slogan, urging americans to cheese local stores over big box chains. american express was behind the original idea, but each year, small businesses like latitudes and longitude is here in manayunk continue to see more and more people coming out on this day, as they realize the more they spend here stays here. >> small businesses are technically the backbone of america. so, it is so nice. it is just great to have people from around here shopping, and it is almost like a little will neighborhood. >> most of our owners also live within 5 miles of main street so money we are spending here, they are literally going to eat at the stores and restaurant next door to their store. they are s

years of experience in the petro business joined by david baker of "the san francisco chronicle" and hanna kuchlor of "the financial times." considering i got a "c" in chemistry, is this chemistry or alchemy, something nobody else has done before or somebody that really knows petro chemicals knows what he's doing? >> well, the chemistry is actually old. it's been around 40 years or so and the industry worked on it 10, 20 years, you know, so 20 years ago and was not successful in developing the technology, so we've succeeded by new innovations. nanotechnology, screening, applying existing technologies to that same problem, and as simple as it sounds, thoroughly defining the problem, so it's been around, but siluria has been successful in actually breaking through and developing the technology. >> oftentimes technology when it moves forward doesn't move forward with a eureka moment at a chalkboard so this is a step-by-step, we're just applying more modern technology to something somebody tried 20, 30 years ago. >> i think that's right. we've been at this for about five years. we've been addi

man who kidnapped hanna graham pleading not guilty in another kidnapping case. 2005 attack on a woman in fairfax county. next month matthew will appear in charlottesville court. he will face charges in the hannah graham murder. her body was found a month after she disappeared. another kidnapping suspect appear in court grabbing 2-year-old off the street. caught on camera a day or so later. rest arrested barnes. today barnes pleaded not guilty to a federal kidnapping charge. and ebola patient is heading to the united states for patient tomorrow a surgeon ebola working in sierra lee own nebraska medical center. the dock store a citizen. family lives in maryland. they are all permanent u.s. residents. and a short time ago the defense department announcing the mobilization of 2,100 army reserve and national guard soldiers to help fight ebola in west africa. these troops will replaces force in senegal and liberia. not an answer crease in the total number of troops in africa. thanks for being with us. see you former president george w. bush goes "on the record" teax take to you texas for co

hanna, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> our impression was that things are cooling down, but it looks like its still an active situation. >> you did see before the elections that things would calm down a little bit. that was vladimir putin's way of seeing what the result of the election would be, whether or not ukrainians were going to choose a parliament that he thought he could work with. i think what you may be seeing now is an understanding on his part and the russian government part that that is not the case. the ukrainian people elected a parliament that is heavily pro-e.u. an. you saw a lot of this fighting building up around the donetsk airplane again, where there has been terrible, awful fighting. so i think that's very fair to say yes, the minsk protocol and the agreement that they have on the cease-fire is tenuous at best. >> and the separatists in the east held an election 37 vladimir putin has recognized the election but not the idea that they have the

mike hanna, aljazeera, capitol hill. >> lisa stark joins us now. good morning. the white house is calling for bipartisan ship this morning, but with republicans brimming with confidence after the victory, is that likely? >> they are indeed. republicans calling for bipartisanship. mitch mcconnell said the two parties have an obligation to work together in areas they can agree. harry reid has said the message is clear that they want the republicans and democrats to work together. the bottom line is the two have major policy differences, the two parties. on top of that, the republicans do not have a filibuster-proof majority in the senate and the president of course has his veto pen at the ready, so there's plenty of room for continued gridlock as we go forward. >> great point. unfortunately, probably true. how much of an impact will this defeat have on the democrats? >> well, certainly they are licking their wounds this morning, trying to figure out what went wrong. at the white house, the president has made it clear he will continue to use his executive authority

he also faced murder charges for the death of hanna graham. graham's remains were found in september after a month-long search, despite the best efforts of the government to stop it, the coal ash management commission met today. it was created in response to a huge duke energy spill of coal ash that coated 70 miles of a river. >> this commission will focus on science, safety, and economics. not politics. we report to the citizens of north carolina, not a government entity. >> the governor filed the lawsuit claiming the commission violates the state leaders oppose it. >> 18-year-old nola burke died today after collapsing at a fraternity party thursday. the suspension could last until the end of the semester. >>> two workers stuck 68 stories in the air when a cable loosened on their scaffold wednesday. it was a long hour before firefighters rescued them. >> in the finishing it was panic and pretty much survival. after that, trying to clear your mind and get ahold of the situation. >> the accident happened just one week after the building opened

she had her identity, hanna monday tan, a now this twerking thing. i mean, like when she 30, she might be an entirely different human being. >> women, those are the rumors, we'll finds if it is the truth over the holiday season. >> celebrities posting what their thanksgiving were like. >> everybody pictures every food, fun, friendly, so, you know, your friends aren't the only letting ones know what you're eating for thank giving. take a look at this. jessica alba thanksgiving, from instagram. >> yes. >> jalapino turk. >> i yum. sounds like it is up your lane. >> does sound good. then also lucy lou, showed off her baking skills with a instagram photo. >> all of those pies, pies, pies. who knew oprah could really get down in the kitchen? , way to go open, a maybe just took this picture? oprah can do it all. we love oprah. >> trying to make that out? >> steam off the pot. you can't see her face, like arm, hair, nose. >> we know it is her. >> we sue see you girl. >> the down side going to the neighbors, the house doesn't smell awesome. left over in the f

he also faces murder charges for the death of hanna graham. >>> despite the best efforts of the governor to stop, the north carolina coal ash management commission met for the first time today. the commission was created in response to a huge duke energy spill of coal ash that coated 70 miles of a river. >> this commission will focus on science, safety, and economics. not politics. >> we report to the citizens of north carolina, not a government entity. >> the government filed a lawsuit claiming the commission violates the state constitution because legislation leaders appoint most of the members. students are suspended following the death of a student. 18-year-old nola burke died after collapsing at a fraternity party on wednesday. the dean said that the suspension could last until the end of a comaster. >>> chicago's first and only female mayor has died. jane burns passed away. she shocked chicago when she bust the 'ol boys system and served one term. she was 81 years old. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> well, they call it operation try on it. hundreds of thousands of undocument

. >> mike hanna is live for us at capitol hill. mike, they've now got both houses of the congress. what do they plan to do with them? the republicans have been outlining their policy and agenda going forward? >> it's similar situation of what happened in 1994 when bill clinton was faced with the same situation as barack obama is now. but then the republicans came with a very clearly defined agenda, clinton had something to discuss, and it do "z" move towards republican positions. for a while at least the system worked perfectly well. well at this particular stage the republicans have yet no clear agenda to present. the president obama has no given indication of any compromise from his position. one must remember, too, that the presidential veto exists. barack obama has only existed that veto twice during his six years twice. but it's likely he could be doing so a lot more frequently in the months to come. the republicans to make absolutely clear will bring a raft of bills to the floor that they've been unable to get to the senate before. bills ranging from gas exploration, drilling

matthew was arrested in september in the case of hanna graham. authorities say dna links him to that assault outside d.c. along with 2009 disappearance and death of virginia tech student morgan harrington. >> the truck driver accused of crashing into comedian tracy morgan's bus and killing one of his friends wants a federal lawsuit delayed now. kevin roper's attorney filed a motion in trenton today asking to put morgan's lawsuit on hold pending outcome of his criminal case. attorney david glassman contends that letting federal case proceed will force rope to defend two actions at once. morgan was returning from performance in delaware last june when a truck driver slammed into the back of his limousine. he suffered broken bones and spent weeks in rehab. >>> the royals are coming to america. prince william and kate will number new york city december 7 through 9. they are expected to announce a new wild life charity. their trip will also include visit to the national september 11 memorial and nba game. wraps up with gal a dinner at metropolitan mus

toby hanna 6.9. exton 3.1. quakertown 3.0. princeton, 2 inches of snow. now for the rest of the evening we're talking about snow and rain coming to an even by 8:00 p.m., temperatures will be steady or slowly rise at this time once precipitation comes to an a end and gusty northwesterly wind continue. they will get up to 25 miles an hour, dying out later on tonight. coming up we will talk about what comes for thanksgiving and black friday as you head into your holiday weekend. for now, jessica, back over to you. >> kathy, thanks. >>> our live team coverage of the thanksgiving eve, snow continues 59:30. snow piling up in bucks county, "eyewitness news" reporter... live in doylestown with the latest on conditions there, justin. >> reporter: jessica, as the forecast shows the worst of that snowfall a is passed us now. we are looking at fine frozen flakes out here at this hour. but earl tore daze when the snowfall was at its heaviest, many schools closed down or canceled classes or since, halt early as a precaution here. also on the ground here road crews bega

police found hanna's body in october after a month-long search. there will be a memorial service tomorrow at west potomac high school where graham graduated in 2013. >>> and the albemarle county sheriff who helped lead the graham investigation is calling for an expansion of virginia's dna data bank. right now the bank includes mostly convicted felons. chip harding, though, wants dna collected for all criminal convictions saying the move would help prevent and solve more crimes like the ones matthew is accused of. >>> storm team 4 staying on top of this winter weather that has impacted much of our countried to. drivers had to deal with nearly a foot of snow on roads in cleveland today. here at home it feels like a february day rather than the middle of november. >> let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson. how cold is it going to get, vj? >> a little colder than what we had to deal with overnight. yes, the arctic air has arrived, that air we have been tracking the last several days here now. and folks, there's another wave that's goi

. >>> the prime suspect in the hanna graham -- hannah graham abduction case is due in court friday in fairfax county. jesse matthew has been transferred from charlottesville to the fairfax county detention center. >> he faces charges related to a 2005 sexual assault and matthew faces charges of attempted murder of a woman in fairfax city. >>> three suspects accused of shooting and killing a 16-year- old woodbridge high school student are due in court later today. >> delia goncalves is live outside the prince william courthouse with more. >> reporter: we have three people who will be in court later today, two adults, one juvenile. police right now still looking for a fourth person and we're told that person is also under age. when we head into court later this morning, we're going to hear from prosutors who will essentially lay out what they believe happened. they say that the suspects called the victim and tried to set up a fake drug deal with plans to rob him of his marijuana all along. these are the people they say did that. 20-year-old kawain smalls on the left, they say he's the g

. >>> the death of university of virginia student hanna graham has officially been ruled a homicide, but how she died is still undetermined. the her remains were discovered following a month-long search some ten miles from where she was last seen in char that'sville. the suspect in her disappearance, jesse matthew jr. currently being held in jail on charges in an unrelated case. >>> a texas judge rejecting a defense motion to have felony charges against governor rick perry dismissed. perry's lawyers argued 9 special prosecutor had been sworn in improperly, rendering his work on the case invalid. but the judge refused to throw out the case on paperwork technicalities. perry is carrying out a veto when a democratic candidate refused to resign after a drunk driving commission. >>> breaking overnight, a cuban doctor in sierra leone, now the latest westerner to be diagnosed by ebola. felix buy yaez is being sent to the university hospital in geneva, for a specialized condition. and was diagnosed with ebola the following day after a fever. it's unclear how the surgeon got the deadly virus.

. >> reporter: hanna did not know him, but went to the concert too. a you tuberculosis video. she and her friend were leaving when they noticed something unusual. >> we were like trying to find the driver, basically. we were in the parking lot where we heard all the police cars. >> reporter: a statement from the arena and promoter says the coroner report says he fell more than 20 feet from an elevated and restricted area behind the stage. he was found unconscious. today on campus, word of the tragedy was circulating. >> anywhere from this student club. and we were talking about today. and our other knew him and she was telling us how sad it was because she saw him a few days ago. >> reporter: near campus, his fraternity brothers asked for privacy at this time. but some noted he played a number of instruments, spoke spanish and wanted to be a doctor. he chose to take the more challenging courses. >> i feel bad for them, for family. >> reporter: now this evening, one fraternity brother referred us to an obituary that was in the daily calculate tonight for some comments and refle

it's listed by stevie robinson of howard hanna real estate. it has a gorgeous chef's kitchen that leads out to a lovely brick terrace and a lush beautiful professionally landscaped backyard. >> looks -- >> great for entertaining. >> looks awfully nice and lots of light that i judge from the windows. second listing is a condo at 1913 east 119th street, unit 26. $500,000, taxes of about $2,000. 3 beds, 2 1/2 baths, 2200 square feet of living space. man, that is -- $500,000 condo, that's got to be a big place. >> oh, it's a gorgeous, big, three-level condo listed by lou barbie of remax. it also has a stunning rooftop deck with a full kitchen. >> so it's on three different levels, huh? >> yes, it's on three different levels, yes. >> is it a little closer to downtown than the first property? >> a little bit closer to downtown. it's really in the heart of university circle. >> uh-huh. look at that. that is an absolutely modern place. let's move on to the final listing. our "power house" of the week. 2487 fairmount boulevard, cleveland heights. $550,

. >>> family and friend gathered in fairfax count va to celebrate the life of hanna graham. missing university of virginia students remains were discovered last movement friend and family spoke about the 18 year-old's humor and kindness. graham's parents thanked those in a attendance for their support. jesse matthews is behind bars charged with graham's abduction. >>> a criminal investigation is now underway at west virginia university after the death of a freshman, inland birch. cbs news correspondent julianne gold hand has details from morgan town. >> reporter: as hundreds of students and parents visited west virginia university saturday the campus was reeling from a loss of one of its own. freshman noland birch was pledging the cap a sigma fraternity when paramedics discovered him unresponsive. law enforcement confirmed that alcohol was a factor in his death and police are conducting a criminal investigation. official also tells cbs news that 30 minutes after paramedics picked up birch they were called back to the fraternity house to transport another student to the hospi

we have to talk about apple first of off the bat moving higher after ses ca hanna upping its price target. an analyst with kgi securities who has a good record on apple is predicting the company will sell almost 72 million iphones in the current quarter and predicting sales to fall dramatically after the holiday season. as for the competition, though, according to the "wall street journal" samsung is considering a major leadership shakeup after a year that's seen the stock struggle due to weak profitability. let's start with apple. 72 million iphones is quite an astonishing number even though we expected it to be a strong holiday season. >> to give a little context, gene munster at piper jaffray, i think is still at 61 million. btig is at 62.5 and evercorp is at 65. this is definitely the high end at 71.5 of kind of where analysts are coming out. i think a key issue here is inventory. apple is expecting to hold more inventory than they have in the past, so it -- they're going to ship more. we know they're going to ship more. they always fall off after the holiday season. actually what the

control vehicles, drones, and we were able to accomplish working with the centers, myself and richard hanna, getting an experiment of site right here in new york to deal with that underline >> it would be civilian use of drones to monitor the border? >> yep. >> like a vigilante approach? >> know, government as opposed to military. >> understood that >> congressman maffei come i let a former work on migrant workers to harvest their crops. what would you do to make sure guest workers would still be allowed in if immigration policy were to change? >> immigration policies day to change, and one of the reasons is to allow a guest worker program that would be worthy of because right now they do not have enough workers to pick their crops, and that means they cannot employ as many americans, either. thatlan that is bipartisan has already passed the u.s. senate is the senate immigration bill. it would secure our borders, but it would also make sure that we have enough workers for those particular businesses and would make sure that there's a path to citizenship that would deal with some of the 12 m