police met with the u.s. attorney handling the investigation. david? >> that's right, rick. philadelphia police detectives and the federal investigators got together today at the u.s. attorney's office to share all the evidence they gathered as they build the case against delvin barnes. >> somebody else could be the next victim. you don't know how many victims he has got. >> the question the investigators are trying to attention up and down the east coast. are there more victims out there? 37 year old delvin barnes behind bars in virginia facing rape and attempted murder charges there. and federal charges here in connection of the kidnapping of carlesha freeland-gaither. she remains in seclusion with her family today but met with the federal investigators to tell her story. she is alive to tell the story thanks to a multi-agency effort and the quick thinking of

fletcher who saw the abduction in process. >> and she is screaming help, help. >> and he called the police twice. if he hadn't the trail would have gone cold and maybe days before she would have been reported missing. they got the surveillance video right away and the search was on. and this man says that barnes should never have been on the street. >> and the kind of person he is, he is pure evil. >> anthony's daughter married to barnes in 2005, it last add week before she got a restraining order. he broke into her house where he raped and beat her. her father tried to intervene and barnes smashed a glass bowl over his head. this is exclusive "action news" video of barnes after he was arrested. he spent the next eight years in jail. anthony says if he got the max, his two latest alleged victims would have been safe. >> i knew he was going to get in trouble again. i just knew that that is the kind of person he is. i had no idea that he would do something like that. >> barnes was arraigned in maryland yesterday, then sent to

virginia booked on rape and attempted murder charges. it is unclear if he will be tried in virginia first or a federal coast in philadelphia first that is still being worked out by prosecutors. his former father-in-law has a blunt message for him. >> i hope you rot in hell. >> and first will he have his day in court and facing charges that could keep him in jail for the rest of his life. live at the u.s. attorney's office, david henry channel 6 "action news." and we have continuing coverage of the kidnapping rescue and learn more how the police tracked the suspect down, his criminal history and ever-growing slide shows of photos about it. and the forecast on a friday. whipping winds brought chilly weather to the delaware valley. >> feeling it the minute you walk out. it is cold out there, but things improve for the weekend. >> and cecily tynan with the details on this first friday of

november. >> it is a windy and cool first friday of november and a little unsettled. and stormtracker live double scan showing we haven't seen some scattered showers in our region, even a little sleet mixed in. and no, your eyes are not deceiving you. up near scranton and the poconos that white, that is in fact some snow. the reason why that low pressure up near nova scotia is pulling down the wind, that's lake-effect snow. the first flakes spotted in the phon poconos and that is pulling down the wind. and the peak wind gusts earlier today 40 miles per hour. reading and wilmington 41. millville 40. and cape may reporting a peak wind gusts 45 miles per hour. it was blustery and certainly on the cool side. philadelphia, 50 degrees. millville only 48. reading 47. trenton 43. wilmington 48 degrees. you factor in the winds, some areas to our north, wind chills in the 30s.

it feels like 34 degrees in allentown right now. 38 in trenton. the poconos, the wind chill feeling like winter. currently only 28 degrees. a friday night out in the town tonight, at 7:00, 44 degrees. sill some cloud around. the winds will be diminishing now that the sunset. by 8:00, 43. by 9:00, 42. and by 10:00, 41 degrees. temperatures really dropping tonight. some areas into the 30s. i'll talk about a chilly start to the weekend. a gradual improvement. and the meantime, police in reading looking for more than one person after a deadly shooting overnight. officers responded to the 800 block of green street near 1:00 a.m. for reports of gunfire. shortly after they found a man in an apartment who was shot multiple times. the victim's name has not been released but the police believe he was targeted. the authorities are following

several leads tonight. two suspected cereal bank robbers waiting to be sent back to pennsylvania. christian leblanc and another held in delaware. they were tracked down in new castle tuesday, five hours after the last alleged heist. surveillance video shows them rock -- robbing the citizens bank. they were both wanted for multiple hold ups and they face drug charges in delaware. president obama just authorized a u.s. military to send 1500 additional troops to iraq to help come back the islamic state. the isis mission up for a discussion during a bipartisan lunch at the white house this afternoon. the president's first face-to-face meeting since republican lawmakers since they won control of the senate. looking ahead the next two years the democrats and g.o.p. are cautiously optimistic. >> i think they are frustrated by the gridlock and would like

to see for corporation. >> finding common ground will be hard work, but it will be even harder if the president isn't willing to work us with. >> so far both sides have hinted on a potential type of compromise on issues like trade and perhaps immigration. in the meantime a camden man's family demanding justice after they say he was paralyzed by country police. the lawyers for ingraham show a skycam video of his arrest and called for the police to release the rest of it. this is how he looked before june 12. that is him after. lawyers say several police officers stopped and beat ingraham while handcuffed on the ground breaking his spine. >> the officers stomped the back of his neck and his neck. and mr. ingraham heard his neighboring break and field excruciating pain, screaming for them to stop. >> and ingraham is in the hospital tonight. and his lawyers say the rest of the video will show police br

brutali brutality. and the police will not release information as the investigation continues. and a gas leak brought the crews to this intersection in old city. a pipe ruptured about 12:30. not sure what caused it. there were no selves interruptions for customers. and an over-duhonor shoulders fighting in korea. and the new name, the sign stretched on the boulevard reads 65th infantry, and an all-volunteer puerto rican regiment of the army. and veterans were on hand to see it realized. and a check of the "action news" traffic report friday night. >> it is friday night and matt pellman in the action center. you are looking forward all week to this day. >> we certainly have been looking forward to this and now

we have a long ride to get through, but it should be a good weekend. the rotten ride, the southbound side a solid line of traffic from woodhaven into center city. slowing you down if your headed toward that simple football game they link. go owls or maybe the 76ers game also in south philadelphia. speaking of 76, here's our schuylkill expressway. broken down vehicle coming off 26th street and the westbound side, it is slowing us down. the bigger delays on the eastbound of the schuylkill. taking an extra half-hour to get between the blue route into downtown you don't want to use the m.l.k. drive there is a crash there and use decent alternates. 42 backing up heavy both ways around the curve and watch out for downed wires in pemberton closing vincent town road. we'll check it again in the next half-hour. >> all right, thank you, sir. well much more ahead on

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>> a judge in new york stunned the court today when he laid into a man who admitted murdering his own family. the judge called ramos a "despicable person." he will spend 45 years behind bars for the stabbing death of his wife and two little children. and the judge stressed in his opinion there is no sentence that matches such an unspeakable crime. >> i truly believe the person who invented the electric chair or gas chamber most have certainly had you in mind when they designed it. i am sure there would have been a line of people -- >> ramos pleaded guilty to the murders last month. catch the entire video of the sentencing online at 6abc.com.

the final person in texas monitored for ebola has passed the virus' 21-day incubation period. none of the 177 people who had contact with the ebola patients contracted the virus. and duncan and two dallas nurse whose cared for him were the only patients in texas to have ebola. abc news chief health and medical, hoping that the fear of ebola will be eased now. and lynch emerging as the leading choice to be the next attorney general. the white house says that president obama has not yet made a decision. eric holder announced that he would step down. if nominated and confirmed, lynch, a u.s. attorney from new york would be the first black woman to lead the justice department. no need to speculate with president obama's meeting with a local singing group. all smiles when he met them when

with wolf over the weekend. and lisa thomas laury has the story. ♪ >> call them brotherly love. the three on the left are brothers. community activist charlie mack discovered the group when they won the talented teen competition during his celebrity weekend. ♪ >> they performed at the get out the vote rally for the governor stunned might. mack arranged for them to meet the president and they didn't hesitate to ask mr. obama if they could sing for him. >> i said we're a singing group, can we sing? he is like yeah. and we just hit it. ♪ >> knowing that he was in our presence, and the simple fact when we sang to him he -- >> the president loved it. and they were thrilled for the opportunity. >> in -- and my heart dropped.

it was the president, let's get it together. the only thing that made it weird is you look to the right of the video and you see all of his body guards. >> some of the guys said that the president was taller than he thought and much thinner. >> i was like wow, you are really skinny. i didn't know that the president was that skinny. >> what did he say after you finished performing? >> he was white. you guys, it sounds pretty good, you guys, keep up the good work. >> and mack, a friend of the tv producer is hoping to get a stint on the hit show "scandal" and emphatic on thelier lyrics. >> you and are not calling them b's and h-words and dogs, we are not going to do that. >> lisa thomas laury channel 6 "action news." if you are thinking of buying something new to heat your home the next story for you. here is troubleshooter nydia han

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♪ at the "action news" big board this friday, good news about the u.s. economy. employers actually added 214,000 jobs last month, extending the steadiest pace of job growth in nearly 20 years. and this burst of hiring has led to this -- it is the lowest unemployment rate at 5.8 that we have seen. it is the lowest since july 2008. but locally there is a much different picture of the economy for employees of a millville, new jersey plant. alerting the state department of labor that it will layoff 115 workers in january. the glass manufacturing plant in millville one of 40 owned by them which is based in germany.

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>> time to check accuweather for the all-important weekend coming up. and cecily tynan here with the answer. >> hi guys. i want to start with this video first of all. this was from poconos summit today, and if you look closely, yes, they were getting some snow squalls. this was sent in by "action news" assignment editor, steve mckenzie. fortunately nothing sticking to the ground. but stormtracker live showing they still have a few light snow showers in the poconos right now, but now that the sunset the winds are diminishing. these are lake-effect snows and they will be moving out throughout the day. we do have some showers, each with some small hail locally. that led to pictures like this.

shaun on the facebook page from quakerstown, nice-looking rainbow. clouds are clearing out and all in all a pretty nice weekend. but it is going to start on the chilly side. right now philadelphia 50 degrees. allentown 41. millville 48, trenton 43, wilmington 48 degrees. and you factor in the winds, wind gusts earlier today 40-45 miles per hour. they have diminished but pretty strong. and philadelphia a 34-mile-per-hour gusts. millville 28 and wildwood 24 miles an hour. heading out tonight bundle up. a lot of high school football games. game of the week for high school huddle, conestoga versus westchester ruston. it is clear and cold. kickoff temperature 41 degrees. by 10:00, dropping bound to 37 degrees. definitely dress like it is winter tonight. satellite 6 and action radar showing what's going on. we have this low pressure up near nova scotia.

the high pressure trying to build from the west. today, that wind tunnel effect out of the northwest. the low pressure moves out and high pressure takes control. that brings out a lot of sunshine tomorrow. but tonight, temperatures are tumbling. 34 degrees in philadelphia. trenton and wilmington 30. and the trenton half marathon tomorrow bundle up. dress in layers. and lancaster 29. and definitely a taste of winter tonig tonight. the 5day at five a few clouds especially in the afternoon, 52 degrees. bumping up to 57 degrees sunday. monday, 62. and tuesday for veterans day, it will be pretty mild. temperatures in the 50s, 57 degrees. wednesday a cold front moves in and brings us showers, 56. behind the front the coldest air so far this season and we talk about that in the accuweather seven-day forecast. cold tonight, a pretty nice weekend. >> and adam talked about that, thanks a lot. and much more to come in the

next half-hour of "action news at 5:00." a man murdered more than a year ago and tonight the authorities cracked the case knowing who pulled the trigger. and the nascar driver facing charges. and honoring the men and women fighting for our country. >> that and more when we come back.

"action news" continues with adam joseph, jamie apody, rick williams and monica malpass. hello again.ie apody, rick here's what is happening on "action news" friday night. a delaware county man behind bars accused of brutalizing a young teenager in his home. live with the story. two men storm into a barbershop with weapons. can you help the police identify them? and leslie acosta making history before stepping foot in harrisburg. we share her story coming up. the details of a 14-year-old girl recovering after the police say she was lured and sexually assaulted in a stranger's home. the authorities say the suspected attacker is 18 year old kassim hill of darby.

he did turn himself in this morning. the victim allegedly told the police she was on her way to a friend's house wednesday when she was targeted. "action news" reporter vernon odom live at darby police department headquarters with the story. >> the suspect held in the delaware county prison tonight. the police consider hill dangerous after he allegedly called them on the telephone and told them if they wanted him, they'd have to come get him. this is 18-year-old kassim hill of darby in prison tonight charged with attempted rape and charges on an ailied assault ona 14-year-old girl. occurring in his home on ninth street wednesday march. he lured the girl inside, sent his siblings upstairs and took the girl into a first-floor bedroom. >> she was sexually assaulted. i don't know that a rape occurred but i am not ruling that out. >> the police say a friend of hill's came to the house unexpectedly, knocked on the door and heard the child screa