making news in america this morning -- breaking overnight, a woman who was violently abducted now back with her family. what we have learned about the suspect in police custody. where they were found and the car towed away, showing evidence of a struggle. shocking charges. the founding member of a world famous rock band accused of hiring a hitman. new details about the accusations released overnight. wow. road rage. a fight over a parking space turns into a wild scene after a driver takes matters into his own hands. and the biggest and the best all together in nashville. who dominate and what you did not see during the cma awards.

♪ well, a good thursday morning, i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. the woman who's kidnapping was caught on camera is back with her family this morning. >> carlesha freeland gaiter left a hospital overnight. the man is in police custody. >> investigators towed the car away from the parking lot they were found. it was kicked out by her during the kidnapping. we have the details on how investigators tracked him down. >> reporter: found alive. >> tonight the fbi and the philadelphia police department have great news. that carlesha freeland has been rescued. >> reporter: after being abducted just blocks from her home, the search is finally over. >> yeah, i'm sitting in my kitchen in front of me.

and told me i'm bringing your daughter home. i said, all right, he said, no, i'm bringing your daughter home. and he brought my baby home. >> reporter: the fbi had video of this man, caught on a surveillance camera in philadelphia the same day she was abducted. of particular interest, the walk. they hoped that someone would recognize him. she was forced into a car on sunday. that was caught by a nearby surveillance system. in just 30 seconds, she was gone. and eight hours later, more footage, from a maryland atm, where she lived until just a couple months allege. see that man, investigators say he's withdrawing cash from her account. >> it shows a man using her atm card. >> reporter: they spotted that man on tape inside this convenience store. with so many pieces of video, the fbi and local police honed in on clues early. clues that helped to bring carlesha home.

>> thank you so much for having us in your prayers. thank you for keeping me up. thank you for being there for us. i'm taking my baby home. thank you. >> and there are disturbing new details about the suspect. >> ex-con delvin barnes had a similar one in that state. he showed a previous victim photographs of other woman he claimed to have attacked. and on capitol hill, the president vowing to find common ground. >> and the gop poised to take control of the senate. president obama faced a new reality as he prepares to sit down with the congress leadership tomorrow. tahman bradley is live in washington. >> reporter: hey, what's going on. one day after voters gave republicans control of the senate. he hears the message, but he's not changing course. president obama opened the door to striking deals with

republicans during the final two years of his presidency. >> obviously republicans had a good night and they deserve credit for running good campaigns. >> reporter: but the president seemed unmoved by his party's bruising midterm defeat, even suggesting that low voter turnout was to blame. >> to the people who voted, i hear you. to the two-thirds of voters who chose not to participate in the process yesterday, i hear you too. >> reporter: the president made clear he will pursue his agenda, including immigration reform. he will act by executive order if necessary. but mitch mcconnell of kentucky warned the president not to go it alone. >> i think the president choosing to do a lot of things unilaterally on immigration would be a mistake. it's like waving a red flag in front of a bull. >> reporter: he must work with mcconnell, but they have only met one-on-one twice over the past six years. the president once ridiculed a

drink with him, but now he would enjoy some kentucky bourbon with the new expected majority leader. the beer summit, some are calling this the bourbon summit. >> for good reason. tahman bradley live in washington. thanks. and the outcome of a key senate race is undecided. mark warner leads by a few thousand votes. he has declared victory, but the results are not yet official. there's going to be an investigation also after 32 voting machines in virginia beach malfunctioned. they tried to vote for one candidate, but the machine chose another. we have learned that the u.s. has targeted the group in northwest syria. they are the first strikes since september. it was a small group of al qaeda veterans said to be in the final stages of planning a terror attack against u.s. and western targets. and new this morning, the drummer for ac/dc has been charged with trying to hire a hitman to carry out two murders.

phil rudd was released on bail after a brief court appearance. he was dish shelved and without shoes. this was in new zealand where he has a house. he was charged with possession of pot and speed. they have a new album this month. and the body of a movie executive missing for two and a half years has been found. hikers found gavin smith's remains north of los angeles. they have not determined the cause of death. his car was found in a storage locker owned by a drug dealer who is now behind bars. he was allegedly involved with the drug dealer's wife. and protesters covered part of the capitol building with graffiti in denver. it was the anonymous movement. one was arrested for threatening a police officer. and the lava from the

kilauea volcano is closing in on an elementary school. the 2,000 degree lava flowed through a cemetery. they are working on a road to bypass another one that's lava-covered. this giant storm on the other side of the planet is about to plunge the country into a arctic spiral. typhoon nuri is one of the strongest recorded. soon it will collide with the jet stream in the pacific and send frigid temperatures into the eastern half of the country next week. and heavy rain across the mid-atlantic and northeast. a snowstorm in new en cataract. california. the midwest chill is moving east. sunny and warm along the gulf. now a part of a media sir sus.

the new gig for former murder suspect amanda knox. a scary sight. a closer look at this wild scene, it was all caught on camera. charity or crime. a new debate after an elderly man and two pastors are arrested for feeding the homeless.

well, wall street opens for business this morning, the dow will be at a record high. the blue chip average tacked on a hundred points, closing just short of 17500. it began today at an all-time

high. corporate earnings and the midterm elections were the reasons for the rally. more americans are flying for thanksgiving. aaa predicting more than 25 million booking tickets. that's a 1.5% increase compared to last year. the tsa has possibly surprising numbers about the numbers of guns confiscated at the nation's airports. through november, 1855 in carry on bags, that's a new record. most loaded. that's higher than last year. and close to three times as many as in 2005. everyone knows texting and driving is dangerous, but three quarters of people admitted they did it anyway. the reason? more than a quarter said they could do both without getting in trouble. but at&t disagrees and offering a free app to mobile customers that silences text messages when driving above 15 miles an hour. and past kin robbins,

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. well, that certainly looks like winter in minnesota. much of the state got flurries on wednesday. a couple of inches in some spots. today, clear and mild, but a deep breeze is on the way that could send temperatures into the 20s next week. and morning road conditions. take extra care in the mid-atlantic and northeast. roads could be icy from michigan to north dakota. the usual caution on the wet roads of the northwest. and flying, airport delays policy in houston, d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston. well, it was lunchtime in a houston restaurant that turned into chaos when a suv came into the dining room. >> the suv slamming through the plate glass windows, slamming some into the window. the driver was reportedly trying to park, but pressed the gas pedal instead. nine people were hurt, none

seriously. another out of control driver. but this is intentional. didn't make it out of thine pa k parkipar parking lot. it was a heated argument about a parks space. see the gray car take off, speeds away, backs up full speed. sideswipes an suv, narrowly misses two men, then takes off. this video was posted just yesterday. it's wracked up about 200,000 views. and we assume a few of those were from a police department somewhere. >> probably right. a dramatic iraqi off southern california. the coast guard swooping in to save two men stranded on a disabled sail boat. the coast guard was on a training mission and spotted flares. they were lowered to the boat and towed back to san diego. the only person being treated for ebola is doing

better. dr. spencer is riding his guitar and riding a stationary bike. nearly 400 people are being monitored in new york for possible signs of the virus. amanda knox has a new job. writing play and book reviews for a newspaper in seattle. the editor says she is intelligent and has a nice touch. she served four years in italian prison for murder. that was overturned. two pastors and a 90-year-old good samaritan are facing up to 60 days in jail and a fine for feeding the homeless. around abbott served gourmet meals to the holes homeless for decades after a new city ordnance that allows public feeding of homeless people because some believe they have overrun the parks and the beaches. wow.

the baltimore ravens, one of their ex-cheerleaders charged with sex with a teenage boy. 47-year-old molly shattuck pleaded not guilty yesterday. she was released on bond. they accused her of illegal sexual contact with a 15-year-old boy who attended school with one of her children. she is also accused of providing alcohol to minors. and espn confirming that alex rodriguez admitted using performance-enhancing drugs with dea agents in january. he used them from late 2010 until october of 2012. a-rod was suspended from baseball for the past season for violating drug rules. the battle of ohio kicks off. nfl's week ten tonight with the cleveland browns visiting the bengals. >> and cleveland, the cavaliers. welcome to the "sportscenter" set in los

angeles. he's neil everett, i'm stan verrett. problems for lebron james and company. >> stan takes this more seriously than i do. the cavaliers got beat in portland. utah was a team that most people figured the cavs would win that game. lebron james with the big shot there. and then he draws the foul on derek favors in the final three and a half seconds and hits all three free throws. this was a game that utah was in control. and gordon hayward says we're going to finish in control. at the buzzer. what a game, man. jazz beat the cavs. clippers and warriors. won seven games in the playoffs first round last year. met again in oakland. curry, hits the shot. and clippers, a little lazy with the inbounds pass, curry's got that, just 20 seconds, five points. 28 for the game. warriors up early.

clay thompson up ahead of everybody. 19 points for him. warriors up by 25, never looked back. green, he had 24. 15 for 25 for golden state from beyond the arc. they win it 121-104. they're 4-0 on the season. >> what's that dude sticking his tongue out for? >> he was just happy, i guess. we have "the pulse" coming your way next. it was a big night for country music. the big winners and performances from the cma awards. ask a tour out of this world. inside the international space station at over 18,000 miles per hour. not to be focusing, again, on my moderate my goal was to finally get in shape. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i finally made a decision to talk

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>> hello, everyone, i'm matt o'donnell. 4:27 thursday, november 6 we're following breaking news. the woman who was violently abducted from a philadelphia street has been reunited with her family in our area overnight. we learned brand new information about the moments federal agents arrested her accused kidnapper delvin barns. police say he has a violent past including other abductions. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar, just about everyone is seeing rain this morning. that means rainy commute. we have weather and happened ri night in new york.

the annual fundraiser for the bobwood rough foundation. >> it was a chance to stand up for heros. >> reporter: the famous and the powerful stood in yaw of the unmistakably courageous. all here for the stand-up for heros. stars like bruce springsteen. ♪ louis c.k., and jon oliver. a night to honor the men and women who answered america's call. in this room of giants, none taller than marine corp. captain derek herrera. a sniper's bullet in afghanistan in 2012 nearly took his life, not his grit. >> i knew i was paralyzed from the chest down. the bullet entered my shoulder and lodged into the spine between the c-6 vertebrae. i didn't know the extent of the injury, permanent or non-permanent. >> reporter: he attacked rehab the way you would expect a marine special opposite would.

we saw the new technology that allowed him to walk again. it's the exoskeleton system, a system that powers hip and knee motion. >> i select the different functions. this is the small, gray sensor right here. so it senses when i lean forward and shift my weight from one foot to the other. >> reporter: he's the first american and the first active duty service member to own one. a nearly $70,000 investment, fda-approved, but not covered by insurance. he shared the spotlight with those who share his sacrifice. >> thank you all so much. >> reporter: he will retire from the marine corp. later this month, and become ceo of an american energy drink company. yes, war changed him, couldn't break him. i'm byron pitts in new york. >> love that line, changed him, couldn't break him. >> and a million dollars picked

up for that event >> we have new developments in the germantown kidnapping case on this thursday november 6. carlesha freeland-gaither was reunited with her family overnight. live team coverage of her rescue is coming up. >> a man in washington state accused of killing his live in girlfriend and posting photos of her body online is behind bars. we have that coming up. >> we're tracking rain through parts of the region. you could see downpours through the morning commute. >> it is 4:30 let's