please welcome diane von furstenberg! (cheers and applause) diane von furstenberg, thank you so much for being here! lovely to see you again. thank you for being here, being so elegant as always. >> i thought i was known as the rap dress. >> stephen: you are known as the iconic rap dress. i would love to wear it but my hips are so unforgiving. >> it's all about the waist. you just wrap it around and a feel sexy. >> stephen: why aren't you wearing one? >> well, because i have no waist anymore. >> stephen: how does it do with a gut? that's me, not you, madam. (laughter) okay, everybody knows who you are, fashion designer, entrepreneur, the iconic wrap dress. you have a new show called "house of d.v.f." which we'll get to in a moment, but first you have a book called "the woman i wanted to be." you have been a princess, you have been a fashion designer, which are the two most popular barbies. is there any kind of woman you wanted to be but never were? >> no, because i think the woman you want to be is many different women at

von spakovsky mentioned, in most elections assistance. you have to have legal residents in the jurisdiction, and you have to not be disenfranchised bby a conviction. you are just as the limitations on them. and because of his eligibility requirement it's important that we know that individuals who present themselves to vote on who they say they are because we determined whether they are eligible or not and it's important that we know that they are who they purport to be. and i think there is why if not universal agreement that states have to have some way to make sure that voters are who they say they are. the controversy in the u.s. is not over whether states have to have some way to make sure that those who they are who they say they are. that is, the controversy is not over a fight between everybody has to show one particular identification card, or no safeguard at all. the fight is over the means by which states can require that people show that they are who they say they are. and that is a vigorous fight indeed as mr. von spakovsky m

von spakovsky. and i recognize that the notion that one may have to present a certain form of government issued id in this room in particular will seem unusual that that amounts to any sort of a burden. because in most other countries that's commonplace. and as mr. von spakovsky mentioned, we are one of the only western democracies where this is a controversy, in part because we are one of the only western democracies with as a decentralized system as we have and one of the only democracies where we put the bulk of the onus on voters rather than on affirmative government outreach. what do we mean by that? we don't have really any universal government identification system. we don't have a national identification that is a primitive layout bound to every resident, and every resident has not given an id. we don't have a national registry. we don't have a system where the government seeks to provide documentation to every citizen, and whether or -- we don't have a system where they get very important b

erika von tiehl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> wow. i've had erika's cooking and it's wonderful. >> oh yeah but not contained in that book. >>> not out of that book. >> again if you cease these on amazon it's not the real deal. so you know. >> keep it in mine. >> the spirit of giving we know is a life and well in camden, new jersey tonight. some families got an early start on their thanksgiving. the unity community center host add big thanksgiving dinner and it's harvest fest event tonight. "eyewitness news" was there on mt. ephraim avenue. each and every family here was also able to take home to dinner bag for tomorrow. >>> with the holiday shopping season about to kick in high gear many people will be head to the jewelry store and it's often been said that a diamond is a girl's bev friend but the price of a do you mon can stop many people in their track. three on your side consume they are reporter jim donovan shows you how you may be a able to save their% thanks to a technological break through. >> reporter: it's had a toward deny t

all under von pappen, as i said it. he was indicted later on, but he got away with it because he was canceler. you know, the incitement of rebellion in ireland and in india, i mean, the home base seems to be new york. oddly, it's a safe haven. it's not a bad idea what they're trying to do. obviously, it kind of backfired a bit, but what they initially were trying to do made perfect sense. >> the home base, from my understanding, would have been berlin. and water nicholai sent out all his agents, pulling as many strings as he could. he was trying to create confusion as best he could all over the globe, in ireland, india, and in new york. jp morgan was key. under jp morgan, this consocm was put together that raised $900 million, 1915 dollars, for the allies. and with him gone, the consortium would have fallen apart. and for a while, it looked like he was severely wounded, but he did recover. and if the gun hadn't jammed after the two bullets had entered his abdomen, he might have succeeded and been killed and history migh

team k fell or team von tiehl? >> be right back. >> just past 6:23, man, feels colds out there, katie. >> not only does it feel that way it, just s we saw the thermometer readings take a significant hit now, only going to rebounds into the mid 30's today, nice clear sky, reinforced wind, coming in from generally the west northwest. beautiful view for you this morning. outside cut town area middle school, that sun just barely ready to pop over the horizon, but 24 agrees, so be ready for those kind of values here today, guys. >> feels like values into the 40's, we do rebounds through the course of the weekends, finally get to go some seasonable temperatures, vittoria? >> thank you, good morning, everyone, unfortunately traveling on 95 southbound, never easy at this time. and it won't be any easier, take a look at this accident, one vehicle, in a horizontal position, approaching the area of the betsy ross bridge. you have more of that on the shoulder, so southbound 95 at the betsy ross, watch out for lanes being compr

i'm erika von tiehl. a mother, father and young daughter, are in the hospital after a charm monday monoxide leak in their home. investigators say, the leak likely came from a heater in the family's home, on hidden hollow lane in sicklerville, camden county. firefighters responded after a 911 call around 4:00 this morning. the three family members we're toll they're in stable condition right now. >>> we want to check in with katie with the forecast, and i'm leaking today's forecast. >> it is a nice one, yes, full sunshine already underway. you need to grab the shades whether walking out the door here, but later this afternoon it, will feel real comfortable, low 60s, full sunshine, not bad, for mid-november standards, specially if you're out tailgating for long stretch in south philly for the eagles game. storm scan3 quiet, we do have high pressure on our side for couple of days, mostly sun think afternoon, we hit 61, tonight we drop down to 45, i'm thinking low 50's kicking offer the eagles game, then look

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. despite calls for calm there has been gunshots and vandalism in ferguson, missouri. >> follows grand jury's decision not to indict police officer darren wilson in the fatal shooting of michael brown. let's show you live from ferguson, fire at auto part store is flaring up, businesses are smoldering, after over night fires, part of the city burned throughout the night. once again, looking at live picture, now, after the decision, hundreds of protesters took to the street of ferguson. some shaking a police car while officers responded with tear gas. dozens of fires were set. and there are reports of stores being looted, a bat was used to break a window at a mcdonald's restaurant, entire used car lot was set on fire. st. louis county police chief says what's happened overnight is much worse than the august protest. >> i don't think we were under prepared. but i'll be honest with you, unless we bring 10,000 policemen in here, i don't think we can prevent folks that really are intent on ju

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american one erika von tiehl in the world, right, okay. well what about all of these. from the same publisher, fresh foods and delicious meals by katie fehlinger. here's one by carol erickson and leslie van arsdal. another by meteorologist orr and one for your kindle by natasha brown, all on amazon and all fake. cookbooks are pretty bad too. misspelled words, layout is sloppy and they are not cheap. >> mine was almost $15. we spent 50 bucks for four books. >> fifteen will dollars what do you think. >> in the worth it. >> that is really expensive, for this. >> reporter: so how can someone use another person's name onto sell books. >> very little verification. >> reporter: john sullivan is an intellectual property attorney. he said self publishing sites including amazon don't verify an author's credentials. >> the law is always at least five years behind the technology. is there always new issues that are creating the wild west in terms of on line publishing. >> reporter: in this case the wild west is in somerdale, new jersey. that is where

she contacted us and we went to the vons. it looks like the same woman. similar purse. similar shoes. and it looks like the same little boy in the photos. she was pregnant before. tuesday night she is holding an infant. 10 news sent the old and new images of the woman to a facial recognition expert. he used a computer program called face forensic which returned an 80% match. that means it is most likely the same woman. >> hi. is this you right here? >> is this you right there begging on the street? you don't speak english? i asked him where the car was in spanish. [speaking spanish] mercedes? >> he said what mercedes and switched from spanish to another language. and then they walked away from us. we followed them to see what kind of car they were in this time. not a mercedes, but a mini-van with dealer plates. they got into it and sped off. >> that report from san diego. police are investigating whether the family threatened a witness. >>> do you want to look younger, but are worried about surgery? there is a new option for patients interested in smoothing wrinkles. it

. >> there is probably american one erika von tiehl in the world, right. okay. what about all of these. from the same publisher, fresh foods and delicious meals by katie fehlinger. here's one by carol erickson and leslie van arsdal. another one meteorologist kathy orr and one for your kindle by our natasha brown. all on am on and all fake. cookbooks are pretty bad too. misspelled words, the layout is sloppy, and they are not cheap. mine was almost $15. we spent 50 bucks for four books. >> $15 what do you think. >> in the worth it. >> that is really expensive, for this. >> reporter: so how can someone use another person's name to sell books? >> very little verification. >> reporter: john sullivan is an intellectual property attorneys. he said self publishing sites including amazon don't verify an author's credentials. >> law is always at least five years behind the technology. is there all these new issues that are creating the wild west in terms of the on line publishing. >> reporter: in this case the wild west is in somerdale, new jersey. that is where we

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. >>> i'm quarter von heel. here are stories we are following today hopping today man accuse of napping a woman off a philadelphia street faces a judge. we are live with the latest on the the case of delven barnes. >> overnight flames erupt in the home when there wasn't supposed to be anyone inside. we will tell you where fire happen and how long it took crew toss get it under control. >>> calls for change at a philadelphia school in the wake of another vicious a attack on a teacher, what concerned parents, students and educators will key manned today. >> those stories and much more coming up. lets talk about a mile morning so far. >> at least we have today, katie. we have today. >> yes, good morning. >> yes, exactly. yesterday was a very, very nice day. today is a transition. in where near as picturesque but still mild outside. we have that going for us. that also is eventually going to go by the way side. what you will notice is that it is definitely a very mild start to the morning. we are seeing fog thicken.

. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. want to get right over to katie because i'm sure a lot of people know by now, got some rain to talk about. >> we absolutely do. good morning, essentially all day event for our area. in fact, with a warmfront, followed up by a cold front, making for just a soggy and very dreary and chilly day. as we kick start the work week where we stand, not everyone getting hit, but i can tell this much, we had rain through any of the counties not seeing the green overlapping your area here there will be eventual periods of more rain that follow up, what we had through the overnight, milder day granted but this is actually where we should be with temperatures. and it does still feel chilly outside. so, be ready for. that will later tonight, as skies clear, we bottom out. dropping to 29, and we only recover about four of the degrees by tomorrow. so very cold day when you tack tore in the win it, will feel even colder, jess? >> thanks, how quickly things can change. just look at the ben franklin bridg

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today, fire breaks out in a philadelphia neighborhood overnight. sending one person to the hospital. we have the latest on the victims' condition and a look at the damage in a live report. >>> a carstarphan evens out of control and launches into a home. finds out how it happened. why police say everyone involved is very luck. >> i and gas prices dropping again. how low they are now, what experts are crediting for the drain clause cents. >> the temperatures will be dropping later this week. let's finds out what's happening right now. >> good news before the bad news. >> isn't it nice when we start off with good news? yes, early on in the week, looking at some very pleasant conditions. my advice is enjoy it while you can. because once these temperatures drop, they may not pull out for awhile. >> here we go. >> if at all. >> it is that time. >> yes, this will definitely and shock to our sister late another week. for now we do have very pleasant weather to report,

good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. also this morning, just chilly and soggy way to start your work week. storm scan3 there shows rain soaking the delaware valley, and you will want to hold onto that umbrella katie, you're saying all morning long, right, it will be a messy monday? >> absolutely. even though it looks like there might and little lull coming our way later this morning it, doesn't mean we're done. we are going to be dealing with rain as you said, any time today and the heaviest still straight ahead. >> incident on the market street onramp to 95 southbound, so far closing that, overturned truck there >> breaking news from the vatican, cbs-3 first to report pope francis confirms he is come to go philadelphia. >> we learned the leader of the roman catholic church will be here next fall for the worlds meeting of familiesment jan carabeo joins us at the archdioces building with the latest information on that, jan, good morning. >> good morning, yes there is has long been rumored, papal visit here in philadelphia

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. these are stories we're following today, little taste of winter for folks across the region, of course courtesy of the polar vortex. what's the weekends have in store in katie has the answer. >> a jewelry heist in philadelphia, four thieves caught on camera just before making off with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. we'll have the latest on the search for the suspects. >> and manna cured of kidnapping a philadelphia woman and trying to escape through maryland is set to face a judge once again. >>> right now, though, we want to get back to the snow and the chilly temps. >> yes indeed, look at it. that was something else. here's katie. what's it looking like, katy? >> thankfully i can report we are watching this system make its full retreat. we start things off with a look at "skycam 3". you can still tell there are a few left over raindrops out here on the actual camera lens, so it sort of makes for bit of out of focus view of the ben franklin bridge. but anythin

. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following this morning. big chill that is blown through rockies and midwest inches closer to us. while we don't need shovels some could see snow. katie has forecast. >>> a man visiting his mother in south philadelphia is gunned down. another man is dead, the the latest on the search, for the the gun man. for a casino in south philadelphia a, neighbors a they don't want it in their backyard. >>> those stories and more coming up, lets check our forecast and some folks might see snow flakes later today. >> some people might see i'm liking these words, katie. >> that is exactly right, guys. we are looking at a little disturbance and watching it all week. one of these will it or won't it kind of things where it is setting up. we will break that down in a he can but we will start off with the here and now. sky cam three over ben franklin bridge is totally quiet. we can see the the entire city sky line here, no problems with visibility initially but later today we will see these clouds building with this new distur

she contacted us and we went to the vons. it looks like the same woman. similar purse. similar shoes. and it looks like the same little boy in the photos. she was pregnant before. tuesday night she is holding an infant. 10 news sent the old and new images of the woman to a facial recognition expert. he used a computer program called face forensic which returned an 80% match. that means it is most likely the same woman. >> hi. is this you right here? >> is this you right there begging on the street? you don't speak english? i asked him where the car was in spanish. [speaking spanish] mercedes? >> he said what mercedes and switched from spanish to another language. and then they walked away from us. we followed them to see what kind of car they were in this time. not a mercedes, but a mini-van with dealer plates. they got into it and sped off. >> that report from san diego. police are investigating whether the family threatened a witness. >>> do you want to look younger, but are worried about surgery? there is a new option for patients interested in smoothing wrinkles. it

. >>> i'm erika von heel. here are stories we are following today developing right now a break in the case in the abduct woman from philadelphia, some newly released rid yes right here sheds light on where investigators are looking for a person of interest. >>> a historic rick try on election night, pennsylvania elects some would be who has never held office ousting the incumbent for the first time in modern history. we will go overall of the election results and check on your news mountain the day in a bit. right new lets start with your weather forecast. >> i could not believe how warm it was heading out in the afternoon. >> we have over achieved big time got in the lower 70's. >> i know. >> it started to align for us. we a had nice bright sunshine for better part of the day that was a big part of it for one thing but that mild flow that came in out of the west and south. it was a great day. still mild today but it won't be as bright. we will talk about why there is some rain on the way here guys ande will h

she contacted us and we went to the vons. it looks like the same woman. similar purse. similar shoes. and it looks like the same little boy in the photos. she was pregnant before. tuesday night she is holding an infant. 10 news sent the old and new images of the woman to a facial recognition expert. he used a computer program called face forensic which returned an 80% match. that means it is most likely the same woman. >> hi. is this you right here? >> is this you right there begging on the street? you don't speak english? i asked him where the car was in spanish. [speaking spanish] mercedes? >> he said what mercedes and switched from spanish to another language. and then they walked away from us. we followed them to see what kind of car they were in this time. not a mercedes, but a mini-van with dealer plates. they got into it and sped off. >> that report from san diego. police are investigating whether the family threatened a witness. >>> do you want to look younger, but are worried about surgery? there is a new option for patients interested in smoothing wrinkles. it

. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are telling today that bitter blast continues in philadelphia a. folks are bunneling up against the cold, for yet another day and this time we could be a at record territory. >>> while we're dealing will with the cold, western new york is buried under feet, several feet of snow in an enormous lake effect snowstorm turns over the area. >>> farmer market rips through the area, thick smoke seen for miles. we will have the very latest on the investigation. >>> we now know where the philadelphia's next contact seen he will be, find out why some people will say the the live hotel and casino is a bad thing for their neighborhood. all that and more coming up in a bit. lets talk about those bitter temperatures, bitter blast upon the region right now. >> it is even colder this morning. >> please be careful if you have to go outside. >> it is brutal stuff. we have a number of code blue warnings for area counties. we have links for that on cbs philly.com which you can find. bo

. >> i'm i'm von tiehl. >> philadelphia police are looking for the man they say plunged this red corvette into the delaware river on purpose. why police say he did it. that's coming up in a live report. >> flames erupt as a six flags amusement park in new jersey, where the park this fire happened, how long it took the fire crews to put it out. >>> it is matthews for the second time tonight. >> oh, how about it? mark sanchez was very successful in his starting quarterback for the eagles, the eagles dismantled the carolina panthers, what sanchez had to say about his first start and win since 201. -- 2012. >> you nap it up? >> not as long as i would have like, and stayed up probably longer than i should have. >> what a snip. >> perfect team win, and perfect weather last night. >> so pleasant, actually caught justin drabick's report down at the linc, it is awesome out here, so nice, i could still smell the steaks in the air from the tail great, so jealous right now. yes, it was such a great day for tailgaters, for anything that you had going on outside. i can one up that. >> can you? >> today

. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. workers at philadelphia international airport we're told will walk off the job this morning. find out why and how it will affect travelers today, in a live report. >>> new this morning a philadelphia police officer is in the hospital after a three car crash, we will tell you where it happened and how the the officer is doing, this morning. those stories and much more coming up. let's start with our forecast. not as bad as yesterday. >> exactly. >> noticeable difference to me. we will take what we can take at to point. i come bearing nice weather news. you are fans of miler air. it looks like early next week it might feel like spring for one day. good stuff coming down the pike here, guys. we have to tiehl with that harsh chill before that can happen, there will be another reenforcement that comes our way. we will take a look at storm can three and there is not much going on. when i throw satellite coverage overtop this would a appear as though it is snowing right now in the lehigh val

. >>> i'm's quarter von tiehl. this day is all about timing, just awful timing for this storm, katie, one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> it is, you said it, terrible timing. if we were dealing with this storm system on any day it would be a very big mess but sheer fact that so many people will be out there today, that is the issue. storm scan three is obviously showing signs of life already so here we go, you might have just woke up, it is already here. notice there is no snow just yet being reported but there will be that mixing that takes place. interestingly it is milder right now then most of the rest of the day will be here because we will gradually see temperatures start to fall, in one else, unless you are in the appalachian mountains of west virginia seeing any kind of mixing at least at this point in the mid-atlantic but that will just start to change over. there are winter storm alerts posted for northwestern half of the delaware valley. we are looking at winter storm warnings from western che

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today, down to the wire, just one day before pennsylvania voters head to the polls with the race for governor at the top of the ballot. we're live with a look at how the candidates are drumming up last minute support. >> the eagles latest victory comes at a price. quarterback nick foles, side lined, with a injury, possibly gone for weeks, and he's not the only eagle who got hurt on sunday. >> and new this morning, flames erupt at a philadelphia home. the latest on the condition after victim who was returned to the hospital overnight. >> those stories and much more coming up in a just a bit. right now let's start with our forecast with katie in the weather center i'm hoping warming up a little bit from the weekends? >> this week's headline basically roller coaster ride of temperatures, in the weather department, because we are really going see that take place here i promise you this much, starting to get little better here today. no where near as harsh, that's t

. >>> i'm's erika von tiehl. you have been tracking this for a week and here on such a busy day too. >> it is going to be a day where we end up with incredibly difficult travel out there, guys. storm scan three. we have mainly rain at this point so it is already underway and we will go put things into motion here. if you don't have in i rain drops it is just a matter of time. temperatures are way too warm for anything but rain, but that will change. we have cold air moving in and catching up with this storm but also a is tell that is rapidly intensifying and as it does, it can generate it own cold air. we will will see change over start to take place. the first spot to see that are in the the hill country here back through western virginia but we will be first people that see that change over. there are winter storm alerts posted across the southwestern, or northwestern half of the delaware valley here where we have winter storm warnings from western, chester up to upper bucks and then in toward mercer county and

. >> i'm erika von tiehl. >> it is election day. >>> why a man shot a woman to death at a ymca, turn turned the gun on had i sim. >> let's talk some weather. i believe high pressure is in control. >> warm day for this election day. am i check. >> you are absolutely correct. hanging on at least, desperately, one more day. yes, we actually ends one real nice forecast. ukee is right, when you have high pressure, very often you end up, a, very fair weather and depending on the location of the high you can warm things up. that's exactly what will happen today. it is all good here in the weather department. but it doesn't necessarily stay that way. so wet weather that we have to track here late another week, looks like it could be some pretty soaking rain. we'll tell when you coming up. ukee, back to you. >> kate, see you in a bit. in the news $10,000 reward now offered for information leading to the arrest and on vick sean of who ever took carlesha. >> the young woman has not been seen since sunday night, when a man was seen pushing her in a car. now on the search for carlesha. >> erika,

belgian born diane von furstenberg changed fashion 40 years ago by introducing the wrapped dress. a winning design seemingly perfect for every body type and virtually any occasion. it's a style that has endured and made hers a household name before the age of 30. and in 1976 she was on the cover of "newsweek" magazine. >> you're 29 years old on the cover of "newsweek" magazine pup said it's very exciting and i'm in control of my life. i envy no one. >> i said that? >> yeah. >> how arrogant. >> do you feel as confident as you look and sounded? >> you know, you never are as confident as you think you are. i always say that you know you look at the woman across the room and you say oh, she's so together. but what you don't know is that she's looking at you and she thinks you're so together. >> because i heard you so many times i don't see myself as beautiful and besides beauty isn't that great of a thing for women. >> we do so much for our beauty. we get facials. and i think we should. but i think it's also at some point it's about who you are inside. and they say that when you age t

. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. we have team three coverage for you, we will begin with "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao in north philadelphia where we're told carlesha is resting with her family this morning, jan? >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning, as soon as this family learned carlesha was found safe in maryland they have hospital in a car and raised down there to meet her where she was than going treatment for minor injuries. she was in good condition. they say she's resting and looking forward to a good night's sleep after this 72 hour ordeal. a joyous reunion, and a overwhelming sense of relief for carlesha gaither a a and her family this morning as they left the the hospital in maryland and headed home. >> she good. she want to thank all y'all for your help, everybody. she just kept saying thank you. happy to be back home and safe. >> reporter: it has been a frightening 72 hours for 22-year old after being snatched sunday night off a germantown street. her family knew importance of every hour s

. >> i'm erica von tiehl. we start things off right now with a check on your traffic and weather together. katie and torrey keeping an eye on things, oh, it will be busy tomorrow. >> yes, absolutely, true. busy for anybody trying to travel, certainly busy in the weather department as we track a very, very big storm system for one thing, but it has got very poor timing, as well. at the moment, though, things very quiet. we do have nothing more than some cloud cover out there you are finding granted some moisture, but isn't actual rain falling from the sky, just dealing with clouds right now, we look at your eyewitness day planner, and you can expect to see temperatures climb to the mid 50's here today with some sunshine eventually, but granted again, right now, we've got mainly cloudy skies out there. you know, today would be real good excuse, if you are able to adjust your travel plans, if you were planning to travel tomorrow, and you can go out today, it would be a real great idea. you would be getting well i

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i'm erika von tiehl. >> we will get over to katie, our transition day. >> absolutely, lot happening throughout the the day and first and foremost the fog is our immediate concern and will be stuck here throughout the rest of the typical morning rush and potentially beyond that point. storm scan three is tough to find fog on the satellite but because so low to the ground you cannot find it easily but it is there and our camera, tell that story. we will go out to the live neighborhood network, and you have got 57 degrees. mild but you can hardly see even in the foreground that field out there at the high school. we still expect to hit 65, these low cloud will thin out when breeze kicks in and by tomorrow this cold front will have done its job of knocking our temperatures back significantly, vittoria. >> you are not going to recognize the the shot, even difficult to see but this is ben franklin bridge and fog is definitely a big problem if you can see it these are all vehicles here stopped on the ben frankli

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high drama in maryland tonight as police swoop down on that caress queued carlesha and arrested dell von barnes he's 37 years old. he has addresses in philadelphia and virginia. he has a long criminal record. but tonight, it was all about carlesha being rescued and her family's joy over her return home hopefully soon. >> she miss me. come get her. >> what did you say to her. >>> i'm going get my baby. >> the words of a mother after learning learning her daughter 22 year old carlesha freeland gaither had been found safe. >> she told me to come get her. she loves me and come get her. >> reporter: carlesha was after 5:00 in jessup maryland still in a car in the company of 37 year old dell von barnes who police now say kidnapped her off the street sunday night. fbi and atf agents police and u.s. marshals moved in to rescue carlesha and arrest barnes. >> they were able to sit down and take down the individual and safely rescue hershey's in good shape. has some injuries. but is being -- was taken to the hospital. she is talking to the agents. >> reporter: the rescue and arrest brought an toned