the suspect and smashing out the windows. as these details are released we are still moving forward. >> we got it. >> we got her. we got the guy in custody. she ace live. >> reporter: police commissioner charles ramsey recalled in a one on one interview the moment that he learned that kidnaped victim carlesha gaither was safe, and her accused attacker delven barn hose dragged her for a city block throwing her in the car unday evening, arrested wednesday afternoon inside a vehicle where he was holding carlesha in jessup, maryland. >> we know one thing had we not rescued her the outcome may have been quite different. >> been on the force for 22 years. this is one of the most -- one of the more memorable cases. it just feels good to help out and have a good ending. >> reporter: carlesha was first seen on video fighting her allege attacker and police

revealed to cbs-3 just how fearsly she battled. police now saying victim found a hammer in the car beating the suspect and breaking out car windows. police say that she was then tied with plastic zip ties to keep her from escaping and perhaps more chilling in an alleged confession barnes stating that he didn't even know carlesha, she was chosen at random, in addition, barnes allegedly told a virginia teenager who is accused of attempting to murder er that he a had killed, others. >> he made mention to the victim there, that he had done this before

>> he was under active probation supervision in virginia, yet, while supposedly being supervised, he allegedly, committed this kidnapping, as well, and as the attempted murder of the teenager in that state. there has been no explanation so far from officials. live at police headquarters i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you so much. >> delven barnes was denied bail in maryland. he waved extradition to charles city county virginia where he faces an attempted murder charge. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco is live in baltimore with breaking details there about how, breaking news about how officials arrested delven barnes, diana. >> it turns out federal authorities are looking into that brutal attack on the virginia teenager, when they got a gps hit on delven barnes car, here in maryland. it wasn't long before they made the connection to carlesha. delven barnes was taken down

by federal atf agents wednesday acting on a tip, they got a gps hit on the ford taurus he was driving in the shopping center in jessup maryland. >> we noticed he was moving in the car that indicated he would possibly be pulling out. there will be a plastic bag being placed over a rear passenger side window which fit description from the vehicle from the philadelphia abduction. >> reporter: federal agents from the baltimore office saw a man and woman in the back seat and block the car in guns drawn. >> as we approached the car, he was totally shocked, surprised to see these atf agents coming at him. >> with barns on the ground, agents found 22-year old carlesha free land gaither in the back seat, too distraught to say her name after three days of captivity. >> as we check on her in the back seat, she was visibly shaken. she was very upset. >> reporter: barnes went before a federal judge in the maryland courtroom on thursday on video conference from the baltimore detention center. the the 37 year-old is being extradited to virginia for the rape and kidnapping of a 16

year-old last month. then back to pennsylvania, for carlesha's abduction, agents say was a string of tips that led them to this dangerous criminal and rescue of carlesha. >> truly to save her was incredible. it is a -- we talk bit afterward, best moment in all of our professional lives. >> reporter: in an expressionless barnes barely spoke at his court hearing this afternoon where he was held, without bail, state police have five days to extradite him, to virginia. we're live from baltimore maryland tonight i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thank you very much. let's dig deeper in the background of the suspect delven barnes. he has a long criminal history. our investigative reporter charlotte huffman talk to someone that knows him, his uncle, she's live in the sat center with the interview you've got to see to it believe it, charlotte. >> reporter: are i talk to barnes uncle and another family member who scared for her safety asked that i in the

use her name, but told me quote, delven is a monster and i have always been afraid of him. >> i'm not going to say like everybody else he is a good person because he is my nephew. he is not a good person. >> reporter: lemar barn was not surprised that his nephew ace accused of kidnapping. the 37 year-old born in philadelphia but grew up in virginia has a lengthy criminal record. in 2005 he was arrested in philadelphia for aggravated assault, criminal trespass, false imprisonment, burglary and reckless endangerment. lemar says the assault victim was barnes ex-wife. >> he has always had problem with girlfriend and ex-wife's and things like that. >> reporter: when barnes was released less than a year ago he helpedded back to richmond virginia where his parent still live. that is where police say last month barnes abduct and raped a 16 year-old. the teen was found bleeding, burned and smelling with gasoline and remains hospitalized. >> we are in a small community and something of this caliber almost never happens here. it is a shock to the community

and i'm sure a shock to me but i'm sure the community is glad that this guy is off the street. >> reporter: wanted for capitol murder barnes fled to philly. >> his sister called me a week or so ago and told me something that he had did in virginia. so i assume he would come here because he has a lot of connections here. >> reporter: lemar says he knew it was only a matter of time before barnes would strike again. >> all i know is my brother called my mother and said that delven had done something else. i saw videos, going in the store or something, i knew then that was him. >> reporter: police say a family member tipped them off as to barnes vehicle. lemar says he doesn't know anything about that. for the iteam i'm charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks very much. freeland gaither's family experiencing so many emotions as they deal with the highs and lows of the last few days. our team coverage continues with cleve bryan who is live outside of the home of freeland gaither's mother,

cleve. >> reporter: well, family spokesperson for carlesha's family said at some point loved ones may be willing to talk with us this afternoon but understandably they say that they need more time as they rest, from everyone that has come to visit here today that came out and with speak they say the family is very tired but relieved. >> we embraced her. we hugged. i'm just happy that it is done. >> reporter: terrifying, exhaust continuing ordeal ended in the best possible way with carlesha gaither safe and sound and her abductor behind bars. >> we are relieved to know that she's safe, that she's in good health and that god was on our side, everybody was praying for us and prayer works. >> reporter: she says that her cousin carlesha is tired but wants to express gratitude. >> she's 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: philadelphia police have been checking in with carlesha's family members. >> as far as i know she's in good physical condition. she's just very upset and she's very upset obviously. >> reporter: police are providing counselors even though abduction is over the prosecution is just beginning. and that could mean months of court appearances and possibly, testifying. >> brutal experience, in of us would want to go through with any familiarly. >> reporter: police officials say carlesha is a very tough, resilient person, and in fact, family members say all of them are praying for her allege abductor. reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good they have been through an ordeal, thanks very much. our coverage continues with cbs philly.com, through will find more on the suspect's history, the philadelphia victim and the charges filed in other states. again, special gps installed on the suspect's used car did play a big role in police fining car leash, still ahead tonight our jim

donovan will tell us why so many dealers put those tracking devices on the cars that they sell, that report is just a few minutes away. heaviest rain has moved out of the area but there are lingering showers tonight. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking when rain will end and what will follow, kathy. >> still seeing some rain but that heavy rain that contained severe thunderstorm has just moved off shore of the barrier island. you can see it right there but pockets of at least moderate rain existing in interior south jersey, southern burlington county and areas of atlantic county and we are seeing yellow from mystic island inland from the pine barons and pemberton, mount holly and medford that is moving out in the next half an hour or so. temperatures cool to the north and west, we will have rain falling, philadelphia 53. fifty-five in millville, and visibility, reduced. zero visibility, in the poconos and reading down to 1.5 inches. now, i should say 1.5 miles.

evening commute showing occasional rain and isolated storm possible, reduced visibility and ponding on roads for the next couple hours, chris, back over to you. >> thanks, a lot. still ahead at 6:00 unthinkable accusation as begins a mother and her boyfriend. that woman's three-year old boy was found dead, we will tell what you police say happened inside their chester county trailer home. plus a major grocery store chain is shutting its doors, impact, its closure will have on our region, beasley? flyers making moves with the roster after a tough injury on the first line we will look ahead to tonight's game against the panthers and a mark sanchez settles into his new starting role with the eagles, the teams top offensive weapons talk about moving forward with their new quarterback, all ahead in sports.

delven barnes confessed to abducting carlene a carlesha barnes in germantown. free land gaither is now at a undisclosed location after reuniting with her family. she was found last night, with barn necessary a car in a parking lot, in jessup, maryland. now law enforcement officials got their big break

in this case when they saw the used car dealers name on a traffic camera in the barnes car and asked that dealership to turn that tracker device on. >> three on your side jim donovan tell us these devices are not uncommon. >> reporter: that is right, indeed. they are often much more than a traditional gps system that most people use. estimated 2 million vehicles nationwide are equipped with what are known as starter interrupt devices. made by various manufacturers, the devices can track the location and movements of a vehicle and cannery metally disable ignition using computer or mobile phone. they are used as a way to prevent people with bad credit from buying a car and skipping out on the payments. think of it as a virtual repo man. >> this is a way for used car dealers who have high risk customers for them to keep track of the vehicle and access it remotely if they need to if someone is not paying their bills as a way to track it rather than track down a man every time they have to get a hold of a car. >> reporter: now about one

quarter of sub prime car loans involve these types of devices. those are loans where credit score is at or below 640. most cases the driver ace wear that the device is install in the car, before driving off the lot. dealership disclose is it but you some cases they don't. >> very interesting. >> in this case it made the difference. >> exactly. >> see you at 11:00. we will continue to cover every angle of this story, tonight, and in the days to come. stay with "eyewitness news" here on television and also, on line, at cbs philly.com. the chester county d.a. says that he will seek the death penalty in the case begins a mother and her boyfriend. they have been accused of murdering her little boy. thirty-one year-old jill can tait and 23 year-old gary fellenbaum are a accused of killing scottie mcmilan inside a trailer in west caln township. police say that woman's other son who is six was also badly beaten but survived. little scottie had been punched in the face and

stomach, but the d.a. says that abuse was just the beginning. >> he was scourge with a homemade whip, what hes lashed with a metal rod, he was tied to a chair and beaten. he was tied upside down by his feet and beaten. >> well, the man's wife, also lived in that trailer with her baby, she is facing child endangerment charges tonight. she reportedly found scottie's body and called 911. police believe that she could have intervened, earlier. a contractor working with the circular saw accidentally hit a gas line in olde city and that spark started a small fire at fourth and race in olde city. that prompted evacuations. pgw rush to put a cap on the 1 inch line that had been abandon years ago but still had gas inside. nobody was hurt. there will soon be one less discount grocer in the region. bottom dollar food is shutting down. the parent company at the low

cost grocery chain has sold its 66 location toss aldi. bottom dollar says stores will remain opened at end of the year and its 2200 employees will get severance pay. it is a damp night across the delaware valley. we have areas of fog as well. our eyewitness weather watchers are reporting all over the delaware valley. we will start at 49 degrees. jessica is saying in win, just wet. reading same thing 49 degrees there. 48 degrees in gilbertsville and eileen is saying that the win is light, relative humidity quite high and it stopped raining in gilbertsville about 2:30 this afternoon. that is good news mount laurel is saying robin is saying light wind, plenty of rain and guess what light fog right now in mount laurel. be aware that will link inner to the evening. lets take you outside where we are still seeing some rain and we're still seeing a little bit of win. our eyewitness weather watchers continue to report throughout the evening, and if

would you like to be one sign up go to cbs philly.com/watchers. we are looking at some fog even in philadelphia, look at that shield, it is obscuring our beautiful sky line and that will continue to be a little bit of an issue even into the overnight. rainfall reports, from our weather watchers, range from a third of an inch up to an inch have of rain. gary saying in avondale nearly three-quarters of an inch. mount laurel reporting a half inch. bill says that. jeff is saying lansdale third of an inch anal next mays landing is saying a third of an inch in rain. heavy rain off shore through south jersey earlier. new we are just seeing showers and that will be the rule in the overnight before skies clear. temperatures, the 40's to the north, 50's to the south. we will continue to see those numbers, falling off as skies begin to clear during the early morning hours but you can see to the west, mainly 40's and northern portions of the great lakes and the planes falling in the 30's. as our storm system wind up over new england we will see

clearing skies come tomorrow morning but a few left over showers during tomorrow afternoon, otherwise, clear but on the windy side, and that wind will slowly subside by saturday, and as we see some calmer conditions and more sunshine. for your friday wind gusting to 35 miles an hour sustain, 15 to 20, so any type of loose objects should be secured. we will watch cold air moving back down to the region over the weekend, begin to left north but for thursday keeping an eye on another pocket of cold air could be a piece of that polar vortex returning as temperatures will be plunging again even further then we have seen over past several weeks. overnight a few showers, otherwise, skies will clear, low of 44. for your friday wind which an isolated showeres specially in the afternoon. it is win driven around this storm system that is departing. the temperature is 54 degrees. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast, saturday chilly, 52 degrees. morning low, 35, and sunday,

53, monday, 57, it will be cold for the birds and as we play in the evening. tuesday looking good at the highlight of the week, that is veterans day and turning much cooler especially on thursday, the winds will be whipping, it will be a blustery day but lets not think about that just yet. >> i will focus on the sunshine that comes before that. >> kathy, thanks. >> we will start off on the schuylkill expressway where things are stop and go, on the eastbound lanes where we can see brake lights, taillights eastbound approaching vine street expressway, really stop and go there and same story on the opposite side westbound towards king of prussia area you can see everybody slow go there as well. over on i-95 at cottman jammed up from this point headed southbound toward the city and all the way up into the vine street expressway as well north bound lanes, moving along great. septa having some small delays due to a disable train on the trent than regional rail and

two hour and ten minute delays at philadelphia international airport. be sure to check with your airline to see if you air affect. 422 westbound still slow from 202 into oaks, a 16 minute trip and 45 minutes on the blue route heading southbound from the schuylkill expressway, up into 95. we got through it, guys, stay ther ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance?

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it is an important week for the eagles, season at a crossroads with mark sanchez in the driver's seat. team back at novacare complex today, preparing for monday night's football against panthers a lot of talk about sanchez's past in new york and how he will fit in chip kelly's offense. >> i just think that sometimes a new, change is what people need, i think that that is done, you you know, mark is good and i think, you you know, one thing he has going for himself he has won a lot of football games. we are very confident in him going forward. >> for jets he made plays, i

think here, it is not as much pressure to company everything. >> today head coach chip kelly was asked about nick foles and how he can still contribute to the team. >> one thing about nick that i have admired is that, you know, what his mind set is like. i think he is talking about what his rehabilitation schedule will be a and what he has to do to put himself in the situation and be a good teammate and support mark and matt. flyers making adjustments ahead of the home game against the florida panthers. chris vandervelde will replace michael ralphfl on the first line and puck will drop at 7:00 o'clock. good news for sixers michael carter williams practiced today with the team for first time since he had shoulder surgery last may. word is he should be ready to play for the team against the mavericks on november the 13th. it took philadelphia union to their first cup final and

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>> pelley: tonight, invasion from the north. a blast of polar air is about to send temperatures plunging in the heart of america. wind chills could reach deep into the 20s deep into the south. dean reynolds has the forecast. american missiles take aim at terrorists in syria, and bob orr reports it appears they took out a top bomb maker. chip reid on the military changing a regulation that many consider racially offensive, but why did it take so long? and a medal of honor today for a hero of the civil war. david martin on the man who stood up to pickett's charge. >> he was going to show those rebels that all the cannon in the world was not going to drive him off this ridge. captioning sponsored by cbs