will i be able to look back and say are more people working are their bank account better, are more kids going to college is housing improved is the financial system more stable. are younger kids getting a better education? do we have greater energy independence, is the environment cleaner, have we done something about climate change, have we dealt with an ongoing terrorist threat and helped to bring stability about throughout the world, those things every single day i have an opportunity to make a difference on those fronts. >> you are not satisfied where you are now? >> absolutely not. i won be satisfied as long as i'm meeting somebody that doesn't have a job and wants one. i'm not going be satisfied as long as there say kid that writes me a letter and says i

have $60,000 worth of debt and i don't know how to pay it back. and the american people aren't satisfied. i want to do everything i can to deliver for them. >> how about democrats? >> the fact that they kept you out of the battleground states? >> listen, i think some of you saw when i was out on the campaign trail, i love campaigning, i love talking to ordinary people and listening to their stories, i love shaking hands and getting hugs and just seeing the process of democracy and citizenship manifest itself during an election. but i'm also a practical guy and ultimately every candidate had to make their own decisions about what they thought would be most helpful for them. i wanted to make sure i'm respectful of their particular

region and their particular state or congressional district and if it was more helpful for them for me to be behind the scenes, i'm happy to do it. i'll let other people analyze that, but what i will emphasize is that one of the nice things about being in the sixth year of your presidency is that you have seen a lot of up's and down's and your fair share of the limelight. and there are times where my request for appearances were endless and there are times when politically we were down and it all kind of evens out, which is why what is most important is i think keeping your eye on the ball, are you actually getting

some good done. scott orsly last question. >> thank you mr. president, you mentioned where your policies actually were on the ballot than members of your party, does that signal some short coming on your part or the party's part in framing this election and communicating to the american people what democrats stand for? >> you know i do think that one area where i know we are constantinely experimenting and trying to do better is just making sure that the people know exactly what we are trying to accomplish and what we have accomplished in clear ways that people can understand how it affects them. i think the minimum wage, i talked about it a lot on the

campaign trail, but i'm not sure it penetrated well enough to make a difference. part of what i also think we have to look at is that two-thirds of people that are eligible to vote and just didn't vote. one of the things that i'm very proud of in 2008 and 2012, within i ran for office was we got people involved who hadn't been involved before, we got folks to vote that hadn't voted before. and that was young people and part of the promise and excitement, that if you get involved and participate and embrace that sense of citizenship, then things change and not just an abstract way,

but concrete ways, some get a job that didn't have it before and a student is able to go to college that couldn't afford it before. and sustaining that especially in midterm elections have proven difficult. sustaining that sense of, if you get involved, and if you vote, there is going to be big change out there. and partly, i think, when they look at washington, they say nothing is working, it's not making a difference and there is just a constant slew of bad news, coming over the tv screen, then you can understand how folks would get discouraged. but it's my job to figure this out. as best i can. and if the way we are talking about issues season working then

i'll try some different things. if the ways that were aapproaching the republicans in congress isn't working i'll try different things, if it's having a drink with mitch mcconnell or letting john boehner beat me again at golf, or weekly press conferences, i don't know if that would be affective. whatever i think might make a difference in this, i'm going to be trying out. up until my last day in office. but i'll close with what i said in my opening statement, i am really optimistic about america. i know that runs counter to the current mood but when you look at the facts our economy is

stronger than just about anybody's, and our energy production is better than just about anybody's, we slashed our deficit by more than half, more people have health insurance, our businesses have the strongest balance sheet they have had in decades. our young people are just incredibly talented and gifted and more of them are graduating from high school and more are going on to college and more women are getting degrees and entering into the workforce, and part of the reason i love campaigning, you travel around the country and folks are just good, they are smart and hard working and they are not just paying a lot of attention to washington, in some cases they have given up on washington but their impulses are not sharply partisan or ideological, they

are really practical, good generous people. we continue to be a magnet for the best and brightest from all around the world, we have all the best cards relative to every other country on earth, our armed forces, you talk to them, i had a chance this morning to just call some of the health service that is operating in liberia, and the amount of hope and professionalism that they have brought has galvanized the entire country and built a platform for other countries to come in and we have made progress to fight a disease in a country that a month and a half ago was desperate and had no hope. so all of that makes me optimistic. and my job over the next couple of years is to do some practical concrete things as much as

possible with congress, if it's not possible with congress, then on my own, to show people why we should be confident and to give people a sense of progress and hope. that doesn't mean that there isn't going to be ongoing nagging problems that are stubborn and can't be solved overnight and despite economic growth, wages and income have still not gone up and that is a long-term trend we have seen for 10-20 years, it makes people worry not just about their situation but if their kids will do better than they did. there are some concrete things we can do to make sure wages do go up. minimum wage increases in those states was a good start. more than anything what i want to communicate over the next two years is the promise and

possibility of america. this is just an extraordinary country, and our democracy is messy and we are diverse and we are big and there are times when you are a politician and are you disappointed with election resultses. but maybe i'm just getting older, it doesn't make me mopey it energizes me, because it means that that democracy was working and people in america were restless and impatient and even when things are going good we want them to do better. this is why its the greatest country on earth and so privileged to be president for the next couple of years. all right. thank you everybody. >> you were listening to a rather remarkable news conference from an inprospective

and conciliatory president obama, after a sweeping victory by republicans who strengthened their hold on.house of representatives and recaptured their majority and the president will seek to work with them where he condition around them to fulfill his agenda in the final two years, but a difficult day today for president obama. >> after a rough night for democrats, we'll continue to bring you updates on the president but right now "action news" at 4:00 is beginning. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. >> and developing right now, at 4:00 there is new video in the search for carlesha freeland-gaither, the man captured at a philadelphia super market is now a person of interest in her abduction. it's wednesday afternoon and i'm brian taff. her abduction. >> i'm shirleen allicot, the 22-year-old was abducted sunday

night in the german town section of philadelphia and has not been seen since, the investigation into her abduction continues in maryland where carlesha was raised. we have team coverage today, walter perez is live in carlesha's home town but first we start with david henry outside of northeast detectives. >> reporter: philadelphia police here and the fbi are moving this case forward and chasing down a number of new leads and finding new video of a possible suspect. the video surveillance was recorded somewhere in philadelphia, almost eight hours before carlesha was snatched off the streets in german town, investigators want you to take a look at the way he walks and carries himself hoping it will ring a bell. investigators are not saying where the store is or how they traced him to this location doing some shopping eight hours

before the abduction. carlesha's family was back at the scene today putting up more post evers and making a sidewalk shrine. >> i'm hopeful something will happen in the next day or so, we want answers and want our granddaughter home. >> carlesha's relatives don't recognize the man in the videos that surfaced. this one aired exclusively on "action news" shows the initial encounter, at first carlesha walks out on to the street to avoid the man and then she stops and shakes hands with him and then is pulled into his car. >> that puzzles her family. >> does she know him? does he come over and introduce himself? >> and they show the suspect using the debit card at a bank in maryland on monday. and then seen shopping at a gas station convenience store. much of the search activity is

focused in maryland involving the state police and fbi. carlesha's family is hoping she comes back unharmed. >> i want to plead whoever this guy is that has her, i know he must have a sister, a mother, i'm just praying that his sister or mother see him on the news and bring our child back home. >> three days later they are still not giving up hope. the police say they are getting a lot of useful help from the public about who this person might be but they still want to hear from you if you think you recognize him. live at northeast detectives, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the fbi is trying to get information about this case out to as many people as possible, this is the image they are putting on billboards all up and down the i-95 corridor, hoping that someone with information will come forward in this case. now, lets head out live to "action news" reporter, walter

perez who is in leonard town, maryland, outside of carlesha's high school. you talked to her best friend. >> she along with people that know her said that carlesha was a popular well liked people, she worked at the dress barn in nearby california, maryland. >> she was loud and out going. >> darrian mason says that she and carlesha were like sisters through high school. and she can tell you there was no one like her best friend. >> she always wanted to become a fashion designer and she loved dressing up and she was different and some people didn't like her for it but i loved her for it. >> darien says that she actually lived with her during high school, but despite that episode

in her life she was very close to her family. >> she doesn't deserve any of this, she doesn't deserve to be taken, her family loves her and misses her. >> that includes leon bash, another close friend, there was only one thing going through his mind when he saw the video. >> this isn't real, this isn't real. i've never seen anything happen like this unless it's in a movie or on tv. >> but both mason and bash agree that it's possible that carlesha may have known the abduct ter. >> i done think it was someone that carlesha knew. >> that was walter perez reporting, can you get a closer look at the person of interest in this case at 6abc.com. you'll find the surveillance video and other images released by police and the plea from

carlesha's family, see it all at 6abc.com. as you saw three minutes ago on channel 6, washington is reacting to a major election victory by the republican party, the gop regained control of the senate, exit polls show that voters were dissatisfied with the president and took it out on the democratic party. president obama and senate republican leader, mitch o'connell talked about ajaust justing to the new dynamic. maybe there are things we can agree on to make progress in the country. >> we all have to give americans a reason to feel like the ground is stable beneath their feet and that the future is secure and a path for young people to succeed. and that folks here in washington are concerned about them. >> republicans picked up at least seven seats held by democrats last night and some races have not yet been decided.

back here at home, democrat, tom wolf won 55% of the vote making tom corbett, the first governor in the state to not be reelected. chad pradelli is live now in manchester, your county and wolf's favorite eatery. hi there chad. >> reporter: hey brian, a couple dods people came out here to see governor elect, tom wolf and many were long time friends and neighbors, they are certainly happy, wolf said he had to pinch himself to remind himself he is the next governor of the pennsylvania. he admits to being a novice and calls himself a citizen's politician. but he is ready to get to work. >> he was outside of manchester cafe his favorite restaurant.

>> it's a great thing, i'm surprised, but they are all really surprised. >> the big thing is education, which he calls a top priority, he believes that there are areas where costs can be kutd but additional revenue is needed for school, he plans to tax natural gas drillers a 5% severance tax but did not elaborate on the income tax. >> i talked about a 5% severance tax, it would generate a billion dollars, it goes a long way to taking care of the deficit. >> yesterday's win is a proud moment and they call wolf a humble man who cares about others which is what this state needs. >> he is a very smart guy, a very smart guy, he is down to earth and will talk to anybody any time. >> what may be somewhat surprising, wolf didn't do very well in wolf county, corbett

beat him resoundingly, but he won philadelphia and surrounding counties, that led to his election to be the 47th governor of the state. again, wolf has ideas to move this straight forward but you now have a republican led legislate your and some are predicting gridlock in harrisburg. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> chad, thank you. much more "action news" at 4:00 when we come right back.

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well, halloween has come and gone and pumpkins are important for the upcoming thanksgiving holiday and one farm in buck county has one thing pumpkin you can enjoy. adam joseph is live on an outdoor adventure today at shady brook farm in yardley and you are a lucky guy adam. >> yes, i'm a lucky guy, i have a good looking crowd behind me who is enjoying this.

they are good looking and so are the pumpkins, they are not just for carving but for pureeing and making pumpkin pie. we'll talk about how they use pumpkins galore here at shady brook farm. take a look at the numbers, we are in the 60s for the most part in philadelphia 63 degrees and the lehigh valley, a drop to 58 and 60 in trenton and 62 in cape may and dover coming in at 65 degrees. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have clouds in play here but as we look to the south and west. we see low pressure in the western tennessee with a stripe of rain that is headed in our direction, and then a secondary low over the great lakes and that energy will also fuel this storm, as it passes by tomorrow. at 11:00 tonight the clouds are in and the showers develop in the southwestern suburbs like

wilmington and lancaster, and tomorrow's commute it's a wet start to your thursday, some slow driving west of philadelphia and then a steady soaking rain into the afternoon and late morning hours tomorrow especially from philadelphia over into new jersey and southern delaware, but into the afternoon about 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, most of the heavy rain is out and a few lingering clouds and showers. tonight mild and cloudy, 45 to 52 and your four day at 4:00 forecast, morning rain tomorrow and afternoon showers at 59 degrees, as we get into friday, a windy day, 40 miles per hour and cooler with a lot of clouds, chilly with increasing clouds and on sunday, just some sunshine and a temperature of 55, in the next half hour, we'll talk about these pumpkins, they go into your pie, does that look delicious. we'll have more coming up from shady brook farm in yardley in

just a little bit. >> just so you know, pumpkin pie is my favorite. as adam mentioned the rain will be falling during the morning commute and can you rely on our morning show team, matt, tamala, david and karen to get the up to date weather reports every day at 4:30 a.m. a quick note for our loyal viewers of general hospital, you missed your program because of the president's remark, 6 abc will air general hospital in its entirety at 1:05 in the morning, set the dvr's.

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middletown and they look very nice. stick around the next half hour of "action news" continues after the break.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli and brian taff. >> 4:30 and "action news" continues with a party scandal at princeton university. >> and she when from making the squad at 38 to possibly making the registered sex offender's list at 47. how a former baltimore raven's cheerleader used social media to prey on a young boy. and we'll take you inside of the making of a very modand family straight ahead. we begin with a developing story out of south philadelphia, right now crews are working to repair a water main break in the

area of 28th and dickinson street. the pipe burst and sent water rushing into the streets. annie mccormick is live with this. >> we had a pretty dry street here, at dickinson and now crews are digging up the hole, a 16 inch water main break was gushing water earlier, now we are starting to see water again. it's bringing a crowd and it's a mess here and they expect to be here at least through midnight. take a look at this video, this is what if looked like at 1:00 or 2:00, that water was flooding it's estimated that 800,000 gallons of water flooded this intersection this afternoon. water officials say they got the water under control in one and a half hours.

by standers described seeing a pickup truck in the video get hoisted by the floodwaters. this is what they described to us. >> there was a crack and then the water level rose up and pushed -- it didn't tip it over, the car came up so high off the ground. it was crazy. >> again back out here live, are you zooming in live to where they are pulling up the street, it's a mess here where the street buckled because of the pressure and the water and more water is coming out and water officials are trying to turn that off. this water main is from 1942, sounds old but by our city standards it's not too old, they are expecting to have this intersection, workers out here at least through midnight. their goal is to reopen dickinson street by midnight but 28th street will be closed for some time.

reporting live annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you annie. turning now to an investigation into an ivy league institution, right now princeton university is under the microscope for how it handled sexual violence allegations. local police are trying to figure out exactly what happened at a campus eating club notorious for partying. nora muchanic is live now with more on this one. >> reporter: brian, back in may, princeton university was name as one of 55 institutions nationwide being investigated by the federal government because of sexual violence complaints. this allegedly happened at the tiger eatin club and police are asking for more information. >> we currently have no victim and no witnesses. right now his department, the

mercer county prosecutors office and princeton university officials are looking into reports of an incident at the tiger inn one of the school's private eating club, there were tips that an intoxicated freshman girl was to perform a sexual act on a male on the dance floor and there were pictures snapped of it. >> if there was a girl forced to do a sexual ac and there was a picture against this person's will or intent, that constitutes a crime. >> they say that the eat-in club is cooperating with the investigation. sexual content is prohibited everywhere at the tiger club, but we cannot comment in detail

until the conclusion of the investigation. >> many students did not know or want to talk about the investigation, but if the allegations are true some are critical for those involved. >> you are taking advantage of a prn and embarrassing, it's just a horrible thing to do to someone. >> it's scary that someone would be in that position and i think it's really dark side of the social life here. >> it doesn't matter whether she was drunk or not, what matters is that that picture should not have been disseminated. >> she didn't have the mental facility to -- it's not really appropriate. >> back live outside at the tiger inn known as animal house because of its hard partying. police want to talk to anybody that was there, and you can contact them immediately and you can do this confidently.

nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> nora thank you. a maryland woman once made headlines for being the old of the nfl cheerleader at age 38, now making headlines for allegedly raping an underage teen. molly shaddock now 47 is indicted on several charges including third degree rape, and giving alcohol to minors. she spotted a 15-year-old boy's pictures on instagram. and they had several sexual and counters, she is currently separated from a baltimore executive energy group. the wilmington police officer that survived being shot in the line of duty has been wounded on the job once again. officer justin wilkers suffered

a skull fracture while chasing a suspect. he tried to throw his weapon on to a roof and it fell on his head, he subdued the suspect with a stun gun and clark is facing several charges and wilker ez remains in stable condition, this is to years after being shot in the face after a traffic stop. philadelphia police need your help finding alleged car thiefs in fishtown, this is newly released surveillance from the theft on sunday, the suspect hopped into the sedan on west thompson street as two other men acted as lookouts, they jumped in the vehicle as it sped away, the stolen car is a green nissan maxima, anybody that spot its should can't philadelphia police. police say that one driver's impatient landed her in the hospital today. she was hurt in a crash on logan

when they became frustrated with the pickup truck in front of her, and she tried to pass him, instead her car went airborne and she struck a barrier. some of country's biggest starts will hit the red carpet for the cma awards right here on 6 abc. alicia vitarelli is in nashville all week long, we find her live with a special story for the fans of show bearing the same name s hey there alicia. >> absolutely you guys, we have been on this red carpet which will open in just about a half hour, some of the biggest names will be making their way down and so will the stars of the hit abc show nashville, we have an all access pass behind the scenes as they shoot scenes for the upcoming episodes.

the stars on stage, the extras a cheering crowd at a luke wheeler concert. their chairs were lined up and the stars were ready to work. scarlet o'connor and jeff fordham, they may be arch rivals on screen but they are friends. >> it will be crazy for luke, poor luke. >> you never know. >> i want to say i'm rooting for you -- >> but you are not. >> you and my mother. >> i'm on team decon. >> great. this is decon's house and it feels like a real one and we even let ourselves in. >> you went through the fridge. >> i noticed you were decorating. >> deconis putting a tree together. >> i'll have a blue christmas without you. >> the actors are all singers, song writers and real life

musicians. every detail on the set so authentic, down to their real family photos. >> i'm serious -- >> your real baby picture? >> that is me as a boy in pennsylvania and my mother took that photo and on the back wrote joe hollywood. i don't know what she saw. >> she knew. >> i guess so. >> love it. and we'll be here all night catching up with the cast as they make their way down the red carpet and all the other celebrities, can you follow us here at the annual cma awards, using #~ 6 abc cma. alicia vitarelli, channel 6 "action news." >> you are one lucky lady alicia thank you. >> cecily get ahold of yourself over there. on 6abc.com we are making it easier to follow alicia's adventures in nashville.

can you use #~ 6 abc cma and take a selfie with your television watching the cma's, be sure to use the #~ 6 abc cma. and it was quite a moving moment at st. joseph's school when two faculty members puckered up and kissed the cow. >> kiss the cow! >> it was more of a peck but these ladies were great sports about it and it was all for a great cause, it was part of the school's annual harvest fest think the money raised brings new programs to enhance the school's experience for students. a lot of smooches for that cow today. >> one of them on the list. >> still ahead, it may not be time for holiday shopping but it is time to think about holiday spending, tips to help you create a budget coming up. >> plus, a hashtag practically

created for the haters, the choice of twitter characters had so many eagles fans laughing. it was straight out of a movie, a woman tracks down her anonymous sperm donor, they fall in love inside of their modern family, straight ahead. adam? >> and shirleen and brian i am at shady brook farm in yardley, bucks county, and they are gearing up for their holiday light show, but before that we have to talk about thank giving and the pumpkin pies, if you look at these three pumpkins here, which one do you make pumpkin pies with. >> and more fun at shady brook farm. when "action news" returns after this.

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donor who hart sought out and then fell in love with. hart asked for information on the dad and got just enough to track him down, they agreed to meet just once a month and then a whole lot more often than that. and now the couple call it true love, the instant family is not what they even call traditional but it is working and lila that little girl seems to agree. >> dallas cowboys are in london to play the jacksonville jaguars in london and it has everybody buzzing it's not the game but the cowboy's choice of promoting themselves. look at the tweets. for some reason their social media department went with the twitter #~ cowboys uk that is

senis not what they were looking for and it was especially loud for philadelphia eagles, that tweeted up a storm. who in the world tweeted up that hasht hashtag. they admitted that the hashtag would not be used for the remainder of the trip. the jaguars are not in the clear because their official twitter handle is jaguarsuk. yes. >> i am shaking my head with that one. thank you brian. lets get another check of the roads this afternoon. matt pellman is in the traffic center with an update. >> one could possible say #~ highwaysuk. this is an overturned vehicle crash approaching 413 and the

bit of good news is they are getting ready to tow the overturned vehicle away and the bad news is the two right lanes are blocked. as you travel northbound on 95, a stand still at street road that is where you hit the wall of traffic northbound through this scene approaching 413, speeds of like 9 miles per hour. in bristol we have a building collapse closing radcliffe street to get around that cedar or wood streets could solve your problem. heading south on 95 a broken down vehicle by allegheny thark sought of the way now, and a vehicle blocking the westbound vine, it's a tight fit and the water main break blocking 28th street. and in norristown an overturned vehicle takes out a lane but on 202 in west chester a crash was just cleared.

thank you meteorologist, adam joseph, as the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast from shady brook farms coming up next.

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i bet you didn't see this one coming. up your game with a new fritos chili pizza. a large for $12 dollars. add a mega chocolate chip cookie for just $5 dollars more. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. papa john's. it is time now for the accuweather forecast, we are on an outdoor adventure talking pumpkins. >> talking pumpkins, adam joseph is do that. those pumpkins look pretty good adam. >> they do, and they taste really good if you puree them and make them into pumpkin ice-cream or maybe pumpkin pie, and thanksgiving is up and coming and halloween is over, we have to talk about pumpkins because shady brook farm, over 30 acres that they grow their pumpkins on and are using them up over the next couple of weeks. lets talk about the weather first. we look at the numbers, 63 in

philadelphia, wilmington 61 and allentown 58 and atlantic city 63 degrees, satellite and radar, a pipeline of clouds from the west and showers evaporate trying to push in but the low pressure over the tennessee valley will get its act together and throw rain our way late tonight and during the day tomorrow. future tracker tonight, some showers start to break up from philadelphia to the west, chester county and delaware county and for the rush at 7:30, it's a soaking start so pack a little bit of patience tomorrow morning. allow extra time to get from point a to point b, meteorologist, david murphy has double scan tomorrow on "action news" and the heavy rain moves out during the afternoon hour and lingering showers at 1:00 and at 5:00, a few spotty showers for the rush hour and no steady rain for the most part, and as that continues to journey to the north and east.

and the low pressure in front, we have lingering clouds on friday morning and some sunshine returning south and west of the city and friday it's the winds that are the star of the show. what to expect throughout the day tomorrow. it's a slow morning commute, a half inch to inch of rain per average. and some locally clogged drains could cause ponding on the roadways and temperatures will stay at 60 and a chilly rain. the seven-day forecast after a rainy thursday, the wins come back into town and it will feel winter like here on friday with a cool high of just 54 degrees, a cool start to the weekend with morning sun on saturday and increasing clouds in the afternoon, a brief shower with the front possible on sunday and 55 and sunny. and temperatures stay below normal on sunday and as we get into tuesday, looking pretty good, mild for the veterans on veterans day, 64 and a big change comes on wednesday, where

the temperatures drop to 50. these kids are holding the pumpkins patiently for him. you have a generic pumpkin here. paul you are the farmer here, you had a great year? >> this is our best year with the best pumpkin crop because of the weather. we had fantastic weather. which one is pumpkin making, you can make pumpkin payout of all of these? >> would you eat something that looks like these? >> this is the best one, the reason it's the best one is it's the sweetest and cleanest and you get the most pumpkin payout of one of these, it's called a neck pumpkin. that is a pie pumpkin, neck pumpkin and that is a hubbard. >> you learned about your pies and i will be pureeing my own pumpkins for my son and making

my own pie. what do you think you make pie where these guys here. >> you learn something new every day. >> saving with 6 abc when we come right back. including eye med. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the confidence to move forward. independence blue cross. live fearless.

now, that the calendar as flipped to november, holiday expenses like shopping and travel is on the mines of consumers, you may not be getting out to shop just let but it's a good time to plan with end of year expenses, with a realistic idea of what you will spend on gifts for family and friends. don't overlook little things like meals on trips and holiday tipping and even new clothes for holiday parties. if you have been saving points

for frequent travel programs and credit cards, consider how that haul could help trim expenses. those miles may not translate into free tickets but see how you might cash them in for gift cards and other deals. some retailers are rolling out of the holiday sales earlier than black friday. and don't count on last minute deals, shopping at the last minute can leave consumers under pressure and you may end up spending more. >> for shirleen allicot and alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. "action news" at 5:00 is next.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. new clues and new leads and tonight as police and the fbi are searching for the man wanted in connection with the abduction of carlesha freeland-gaither, this video shows the person of interest at a supermarket eight hours before carlesha was

abducted. wednesday night and the big story is the developing investigation into the abduction of carlesha freeland-gaither. the police confirmed they are chasing a number of new leads, they want your help, this billboard is going up and down the i-95 corridor with the hopes that someone saw carlesha and her abduct ter and they will contact the authorities. now to german town where carlesha's friends and loved one hope she will be found safe. >> rick and monica a small memorial stands on coulter street where carlesha was abducted on sunday night. at 7:00 friends family and supporters plan to gather at green and coulter for a vigil. all they can do is pray at this point as they wait for new developments from law enforcement. >> one major new development, investigators released this new video of a man they call