as chief longo said, it was a chesterfield county sheriff's office search team today that located the human remains along old lynchburg road. as soon as the discovery was made, the albemarle county police department, charlottesville city police department responded to the scene to begin the investigative process of preserving evidence and evidence collection. the remains will be taken to the office of the chief medical examiner in richmond for examination, autopsy and official identification. investigators have spent the greater part of this afternoon canvassing the property where the remains were found. this, sadly, is now a death investigation. and therefore, we will not be releasing any additional details concerning specifics on the scene or evidence found at the scene. because the remains were located in albemarle county, our agency is now -- is the lead on death investigation portion of this case. as we have since the very beginning, we will continue to work closely with our charlottesville partners and virginia state police partners. as we have been doing since the beginning. vi

and longo says today, chief longo says, that they found this decomposed body in what is an abandoned property. i don't know, and i can't confirm, does that mean a structure, does that mean an old house, an old barn? i have also heard from other law enforcement sources of word of a shallow grave. that is unconfirmed at this time. but i have heard that from a couple of other sources mentioning a shallow grave on an abandoned piece of property in southern albemarle county. but this has been an historic, unpre unprecedented search effort by the virginia department of emergency management. look, we've never seen anything like this in the history of virginia. there has never been a search more complicated, more extensive, and now the longest running search, five weeks to the day, to find hannah graham. but everybody i talked to over the last five weeks looked me right in the eye, and said, "we are going to keep looking until we find her." everyone has said that. and it would appear today that they did. unfortunately, it appears that they have found her remains, but there is some closure, a

i posed that question this afternoon to chief longo. here's what he had to say. >> we have no basis upon which to believe that he left the commonwealth of virginia, let alone the area. >> chief longo says that fact coupled with national studies of patterns of missing people have searchers focusing here. >> today, tips led the searchers to this brushy area. they just a few of the 55 professionals looking for hannah graham. tomorrow, they get more help from searchers on horses, plus more boots on the ground from stafford and spotsylvania county. >> on wednesday, we also are going to have two imaging analysts join us. they are going to be going through us live with the photographs and the imagery that was taken from the aircraft over the weekend. >> people like kate webster have been taking calls for three plus weeks. passing on at last count, 3,878 tips to y7dinvestigators. webster has worked at this 911 call center for a decade. she uses her skills, her patience, her compassion. and recently, hannah's parents visited the center to thank

we made that commitment to her parents and we're going to honor that commitment. >> chief longo says his department is now following up on 3,000 tips. he's also askingeople in the area to help in the search by checking their property. >>> volunteers are not giving up their search for two children who vanished nearly a month ago in montgomery county. searchers are meeting at the germantown community center as they look for the two. they are posting flyers in different languages and searching hiking trails. prosecutors charged the children's mother in this case. she suffers from paranoid schizophren schizophrenia. >> expect delays in your driving in alexandria today on north kings highway you'll see crews replacing pipes on timothy way. this is happening every day this week. this should not affect your drive home. the construction is expected to last until the end of the month. >>> you could see relief on your commute this morning. vdot plans to launch a pilot program that would allow buses to use the shoulder on i-66 inside the beltway during heavy traffic. the one-year program is exp

as chief longo said, it was chesterfield county sheriff's office that located the human remains along lynchburg road. as soon as the discovery was made, the charlottesville police department and the virginia state police responded to the scene to begin the process of preserving evidence and evidence collection. remains will be taken to the office of the chief medical examiner in richmond for examination, autopsy, and investigation. this sadly is now a death investigation and therefore we will not be releasing any additional details concerning specifics on the scene or evidence found at the scene. because the remains were located in ablemarle county, we're the agency taking over. to remind everyone, they are also the lead agency on the morgan harrington investigation. we would ask anyone who lives in the area of old lynchburg road or who is familiar with that area and recalls seeing any suspicious activity or vehicles following hannah's disappearance on september 13th, or seeing an individual fitting jesse matthews description in that area at that time, please contact the ablemarle cou

if you notice yesterday, police chief longo made a statement. he said we're going to start digging in certain areas. guess where the first area was. the same area not far from where the police dog found the hit. so that's what we have right now. they have recovered the human remains and what they're going to do is send them out obviously to the medical examiner to try to match up some dental records and things like that because over a period of about 30 to 35 days, the body really starts to decompose. they're going to have to try to verify that, who this person is they found before they actually say who it is. >> rod, at this point in the investigation, what about hannah graham's parents? has she been contacted -- have they been contacted to kept abreast of what is happening at this moment in real time? >> yes, they have. that's a good question. my police source, which is right there in charlottesville, told me the parents were contacted early this afternoon and they were told that it is a possibility that these human remains may be that of hann

classmates of hannah's at uva thanking searchers and dropped off to charlottesville police chief tim longo. >> it's beyond frustrating. it's sad. >> reporter: searchers hope to cover the entire 8-mile radius by the end of the week, 200 square miles. the tip line number that helps with the search is 434-295- 3851. you can e-mail tips to cpdtips @charlottesville.org. debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> hundreds of cabs clog downtown d.c. in protest. find out what's making them uber mad coming up. >> what a gorgeous day. here are the numbers, might be surprised. made it to 80 degrees at national, nowhere near 80 anywhere else, low was 59, averages now 71 and 53. we'll come back, talk about how cool it will be tonight. we're tracking another front for friday. we'll tell you what that means and the o's game, high school football an >>> they descended on freedom plaza with a message you could hardly even hear it. >> we want the public to know these guys' livelihood is on the line. >> reporter: hundreds organized by the teamsters organization who say is getting an unfair competitive advantage. one council

. >> charlottesville police chief timothy longo's face was grimace he announced the news. >> a search team from the chesterfie county sheriff's department was searching an abandoned property along old lynchburg road in southern al bal marl county when they discover what appears to be human remains. they could be those of missing uva student hannah graham. ev now waiting for officialword. >> the remains will be taken to the office of the chief medical examiner in richmond for examinatio autopsy, and the remains were found around noon on an abandoned property in al bal during a search in the area of walnut creek park about ten miles south of down the chartsville where she was la sadly, this now is a death investign and we will not be releasing any additional details concerning specifics on the scene or evidence found at the scene. as another sign that the long search may be over, police have can is heed a previously planned search for sunday and the police chief expressed his gratitude to everyone who has helped. >> i want to thank all of those people becau today would not have been pos

>> reporter: chief longo of the charlottesville police department says the search does not stop until they bring hannah graham home. in fact, he doesn't budge when reporters ask him whether the search has changed from a rescue search to a recovery search. he really doesn't want to even talk about it being a recovery search and tomorrow the fight to bring hannah graham home is getting a big amp up in manpower. >> somewhere out there there's a little girl that needs to come home. >> reporter: day 20 of the search for hannah graham brought 12 teams on foot and atv, but weather kept the helicopter down and sent the drone that's helped for for two days back to virginia tech. >> right now it appears we're going to have somewhere between 120 and 150 people here over the weekend. there's a lot of logistical efforts going on to make this happen. >> reporter: the search will expand in an 8-mile radius from downtown charlottesville. today the search stretched north and east towards keswick. it is extremely methodical. >> our job active is to blanket that 8-mile radius from the downtown area base

written by classmates at uva thanking searchers and dropped off to charlottesville police chief tim longo. >> it's beyond frustrating. it's sad. >> reporter: one thing that can help investigators is giving out the tip line. that number is 434-295-3851. you can e-mail any tips to cpdtips @charlottesville.org. debra alfarone, wusa9. >> so far the call center has taken nearly 4,000 tips. one organization that's helping to support parents of these missing kids is the class kids foundation. members came here to train volunteers how to properly organize the search for missing montgomery county kids say and -- sarah and jacob hoggle. the group's founder lost his own daughter to a murder and kidnapping and told us via skype this is his way of paying it forward. >> it's a horrible situation because i know from experience that you need to have finality. you need to know what has happened to your missing child and you need to find a way to bring them home. >> for more information on what the group does you can go to www.wusa9.com. we've got a link. >>> now to an update on the d.c. prisoner found wit

we ask chief longo from the police department what happens after that. >> i don't see an end in sight until we find hannah and maybe that's naive. maybe that's not the most sufficient way to use the resources we have. but we're going to continue as long as it takes. >> tomorrow, they are getting help from two imaging analysts. they are basically going to be helping guide the search because they have this aircraft over the weekend that had a camera. that film is back. those imaging analysts are going to help them further comb this area to find anything that would lead them to hannah graham. we want to give you the tip line. any time we do a story like this, they get more tips. without the tips, they really need your help. if you have any information, 434-295-3851. you can also e-mail at charlottesville.org. we are live in charlottesville, wusa9. >> all right, thank you, debra. >>> the cops want all the women in the metro area to be on the lookout after two separate incidents of a man impersonating a police officer. >> some two hours away from d.c. where police say the suspect pulled ov

. >> reporter: police chief tim longo, the sympathetic voice in this storm, isn't talking. his office says the investigation is now in the hands of albemarle pd. they say they will not be answering any questions. the leader in this search is not considering interviews until the forensic investigation is complete. >> also keeping tightlipped, the attorney for jesse matthew. they came out and put a sign on the door asking for people to e-mail questions to him. we heard back from him and he said it's my understanding the remains found on the abandoned property have been sent to the medical examiner for positive identification. he says he has no further comment. >> reporter: 36 days, 4,468 tips, 7500 search hours. all along notes and thoughts have hung along charlottesville copely bridge like the community's collective heart on its sleeve. >> back live here in the downtown area in charlottesville, a somber mood. people keep coming up to our live truck and asking us, any news? any news? at this point we don't know from the medical examiner if the remains are those of hannah grah

i'm chief longo, charlottesville police department.n advance for your patience and your respect and your consideration of the fact that there's very little information that we're going to be able to share with you this evening. i know you all have lots of questions, you'll want to know more facts. and those will be facts that we're not in a position to share right now. so at the conclusion of our remarks, we will not be taking any of your questions. there may be in the days to come opportunities for that. but we wanted to let you know that in advance. and, again, thank you in advance for your respect and your patience. it was some 35 days ago, some five weeks, since 18-year-old university of virginia student hannah graham disappeared from our downtown pedestrian mall. since that time, the charlottesville police department, in cooperation with the county of albemarle and jurisdictions throughout the commonwealth of virginia engaged in an unprecedented search in an effort to find her. and return her to her family. countless hours, thousa

police chief timothy longo. >> these are human remains and forensics need to be conducted. nonetheless we wanted to be quick and timely to share that information with the graham family. >> reporter: but even as they asked for patience with the limited information they provided, police changed the case from missing persons to death investigation. they found the remains in a creek bed along with dark tight pants, pants that grahams with in the night she disappeared. >> the mission was to bring closure and we hope that's what we've done. >> graham went missing one night after being out with college friends. police charged 32-year-old jesse matthew with abduction and intent to defile or sexually assault. he's in custody after being arrested in galveston, texas, last month. >> police say forensic evidence links matthew to another college student who was missing in 2009 and was found dead close to where the remains were discovered. more details will emerge in the coming days. julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. >>> two women were arrested when demonstrating in a protest again

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police chief timothy longo. >> again, these are human remains and forensic tests need to be conducted to determine the identification of those remains, tit nonetheless, we wanted to be quick and timely to share that information, excuse me, with the graham family. >> reporter: even as they asked for patience with he limited information they could provide police changed the case from missing person to a death investigation. sergeant dale terry and his team found the remains in a dry creek bed along with a pair of tight dark pants, pants like the kind graham was wearing when she disappeared. >> we are here or for a mission mid that mission was to bring closure and we are hoping this is what we have done. >> reporter: graham went missing early in the morning on september 13th after a night out with friends putting students and families in the college town on alert. police charged 32-year-old jesse matthew with abduction and attempt to defile or sexually assault, he is in custody after being arrested in galveston, texas last month. police say forensic evidence links matthew to another miss

yesty we heard from chare police chief y longo. we've seen him very often updati us. he acknowledged the search crews and the discovery they made. >> countless of hours. thousas of hours have been spent by literally hundreds of law edge forcement and civilian volu in an effort to find hannah. we think perha >> rep and those remains have been transported to richmo. the mel examiner will detee the identity and the exact cause of death. as i mentioned, the search has been canceled. police tel us that is becae they're trying to dedi all their resources right now to investigati that prop that again has been cord off, the abandoned piece property where they found tho remains. we can tell you they're looking for new witnesses. they want to know who may have anythin suspicious in that area where that property is locate also want to know if anyby saw jesse matthew in that area. so they're looking for witnesses in this region right now, asking for the public's help. again, the big question now, the results of the autopsy tests, the forensic tests being run in what we're waiting

charlottesville police tim longo promised her parents that they'll bring her home. >> we have to find hannah graham. we have made that commitment to her parents and we're going to honor that commitment. >> the chief says his department is following up on 3,000 tips. he's also asking people in the area to help in the search by checking their property. >>> 4:31 is our time now on this monday morning. most of us off to a chilly start today. >> i actually brought a jacket. i'm resistant to put the heat on and i feel like i'm bowing down to cold weather. >> some people will have to give in this morning. >> i had the heat on for sure. down into the upper 30s to near 40 northern montgomery county and western fairfax into loudoun county and farther south and west it did dip into upper 30s in warrenton. the rest of fairfax county low 40s to mid 40s in prince george's county around washington around 50 degrees. around the bay it's also right around 50 degrees. everywhere it's above freezing and for the morning commute we'll have dry roads, bright sunshine. temperatures hovering in the mid to up

friday, september 19th, police chief tim longo pleads with the public to come forward with information about a man in one of those videos who was seen in a bar with graham about the time she went missing. >> did i see someone that is a black male, 32 years of age, 6' 2, 270 pounds with dread locks with hannah graham? >> reporter: police searched the man's apartment and vehicle, but they say they didn't have enough evidence to arrest him. the next day, police publicly identify jesse matthew, jr. as a person of interest in hannah's disappearance. he comes to the police department voluntarily and asks for a lawyer. and later he is seen by officers leaving at a high rate of speed. sunday, september 21st, virginia state police issue an arrest warrant for matthew on a reckless driving charge. hundreds searched the chargesville area for clues that could help find hannah, while her parents issue an emotional plea. >> i appeal to anybody who knows anything, please, please help us. >> reporter: tuesday, september 23rd, jesse matthew is charged with abducting hannah graham. and the next day, he's

we ask chief longo from the police department what happens after that. >> i don't see

but as the case runs cold, chief longo says he is determined to find her. >> every square inch of ourounty is being searched this weekend. we have to find hannah graham. we made that commitment to her parents and we're going to honor that commitment. >> the chief says his department is now following up on 3,000 tips. he's also asking people in the area to help in the search by checking their property. >>> volunteers searching for the missing hoggle children moved their base of operations to the germantown community center. that's where they'll gather everyday as they continue to look for sarah and jacob. it's now been almost a month since the toddlers disappeared with their mother, catherine hoggle who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and is in custody but is not saying where they are. volunteers are searching hiking trails from damascus to rockville. >>> less than a week after police arrested him for drunk driving, gold medal olympian, michael phelps says he is going into rehab. the baltimore native was charged with dui after police pulled him over for speeding and swer

i talked with tim longo today.stand these guys have been working 12-hour days in the woods. they're tired understandably so. this is a herculean task. but there is not a one of them who will give up and who will stop looking for hannah. we will find her, wolf. i'm convinced of it. we will find her. she's out there and we'll keep looking. >> let's hope that's the case. coy, stand by. tom, stand by as well. we're going to take a quick commercial break. when we come back, we'll continue our discussion. 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 to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance on humira. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight i

but due to the tenacity and determination of chief longo -- >> first and foremost, to find their daughter and, by the grace of god, return her safely to their care. >> hannah is coming home to us and we will be eternally grateful to him for this. >> that flashlight is in that backpack. >> the search for hannah would not have been successful were it not for the many, many people who helped. >> you make things good, hannah graham. where are you? we want you back where you belong. >> search team from the chesterfield county sheriff's department was searching an abandoned property in southern albemarle county when they discovered what appears to be human remains. >> although we have lost our precious hannah, the light she radiated can never be extingu h extinguished. we will hold it in our hearts forever and it will help sustain us a face a painful future without her. >> hannah graham's community also mourning her loss in the ft. hunt neighborhood where she grew up, yellow ribbons, you see them there, decorating trees. and a sign of hope for a different outcome. graham went to west potomac hi

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classmates of hannah's at uva thanking searchers and dropped off to charlottesville police chief tim longo. >> it's beyond frustrating. it's sad. >> reporter: they hope to be able to cover the entire 8-mile radius by the end of the week. the tip line is 434-295-3 of 851. you can -- 38 fifth 1. you can -- 3851. you can also e-mail any tips that you have. >>> sentencing was handed down today for a silver spring man who choked his girl friend's puppy and then texted a photo of its body. he was ordered to spend the next year in prison for killing the 7-month-old jack russell terrier. he did plead guilty to an medical cruelty and will be on pro -- to animal cruelty and will be on probation for five years after his sentence. >> he beat this dog with a mop. internal injuries resulted in this dog bleeding out and he strangled this dog for two minutes and bragged about it by text minutes. >> taylor was immediately suspended from the baltimore police force after admitting to killing the puppy and is no longer a cop. >>> lightning can be to blame for the fire that gutted this mansion on sharps point

when we first met chief longo, he's the chief of police there in charlottesville, he promised to findous daughter, hannah. and during five long weeks, his resolve to fulfill that promise never wavered. when we started this journey together, we all hoped for a happier ending. sadly, that was not to be. they go on to say, put simply, hannah lit up our lives, the

. >> reporter: chief tim longo the sympathetic voice in this storm isn't talking. his investigation is now in the count of albemarle county pd. they say they'll not be answering any questions. mark egoman determined leader in this search, is not answering questions till the forensic investigation is complete. also keeping tightlipped the attorney for jesse matthew. they came out and put a sign on the door asking people to e-mail questions to him. we heard back from him. he says it's my understanding the remains found on the abandoned property have been sent to the medical examiner for positive identification. he says he has no further comment. >> reporter: so when will that investigation be complete? forensic experts say that depends. >> if there is sufficient material and they can identify or at least compare dental work, x-rays that kind of thing, this is something that can be done very quickly. if it has to be done by dna, then, of course, that's a more time consuming laboratory analysis and that could take days to weeks. >> all along we've been giving you the t

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when we first met chief longo, he's the chief of police there in charlottesville, he promised to find our precious daughter, hannah. and during five long weeks, his resolve to fulfill that promise never wavered. when we started this journey together, we all hoped for a happier ending. sadly, that was not to be. they go on to say, put simply, hannah lit up our lives, the lives of our family and the lives of our friends and others who knew her. although we have lost our precious hannah, the light she radiated can never be extinguished. we will hold it in our hearts forever. this is obviously a very, very tough day for the grahams. they go on to say, it will help sustain us as we face a painful future without her. though we know hannah is survived by her mom and dad, she also has a brother who is a student at northwestern university. as of now, the focus on this investigation now goes to more charges. we're going to see if the albemarle county commonwealth attorney will bring up more charges, including murder charges, which many are suspecting will now come down. >> do you think he has t

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>> reporter: i have a source who told me, wolf, that he was out there when chief longo took john graham to the site. one can only imagine how gut wrenching and horrifying a moment that must have been for john graham. i cannot confirm that sue graham, her mother was out there. but i can confirm that john went out to the site saturday morning. of course, the announcement came later that day. the whole town here, wolf, is just caught in this mix of relief and sadness and anger as well, to think that whoever did this just dropped hannah on the ground in the woods. it's just horrifying. it is absolutely horrifying. >> coy, thank you very much. coy barefoot on the scene in charlottesville. tom fuentes, thanks to you, as well. >>> coming up in the next hour, major new details about the fatal police shooting of teenager michael brown and raising new questions about what happened that day in ferguson. ♪ music ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. we've always been on the forefront of innovation. when the world called for speed... ♪ ...when the worl

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and certainly police chief tim longo with the city of charlottesville made that very clear on saturdayally where hannah graham, where her remains were left. the remains have been taken to the medical examiner's office in richmond where a full autopsy will be done, and the confirmed identification we're expecting any time now. >> they have dna analysis and what's called a forensic anthropologist working on it to get the best id and any suggestion of evidence that they can. we also understand that the preliminary hearing, or one of them, for mr. matthew has been pushed back, we'll have to figure out what that's about. please stay with us, cory bearfoot, going forward on this. let us know your information is as good as anybodies, we look forward to talking to you again. >> thank you so much. >> alisyn. >>> is mitt romney running for president again? newt gingrich gives us he thought on a romney re-do and their new project. feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to b