outer loop of the beltway approaching allentown road.tate highway called sand said a tractor-trailer ran into the construction barrels that were set out for the overnight roadwork. now, you will find clean-up continues in the right lane, outer loop of the beltway at allentown. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> a frightening scene yesterday in a d.c. neighborhood. it started when park police tried to pull over a vehicle around north capital and gallatin streets northwest. the but the driver did not stop. police chased after him. the two cars crashed. the suspect then ran off burting into a gala tip street home. s.w.a.t. teams and hostage negotiators arrived on the scene getting at least a dozen people out of house. >>> the funeral service for officer derek crouse will be held at 2:00 p.m. he will then be buried in blacksburg. the family of the suspected gunman is offering their prayers and condolences in a statement. investigators still don't have a motive. >>> a virginia in the philippines this morning. 14-year-old kevin

. >> i'm not allentown, pennsylvania.n allentown voted -- they aren't stupid. they know the economy was going sour long before obama took office because the policies pushed by republicans. they realize it will take a while to get out of this hole. they realize the candidates who are being run off -- megyn: 32% say he deserves reelection. >> people are frustrated and they should be frustrated. it's a bad economy. but the disapproval ratings for republicans in congress and republicans in general are even higher. they are in the tank. but the question is whether that will tar the gop presidential nominee. will these folks in allentown, pennsylvania, these working class voters in pennsylvania prefer a mitt romney and newt gingrich to a president obama? >> in order to look at this you have to take the party labels out. i have done a lot of work. it's a libertarian leaning state. you have got a governor who is a republican. both houses that are republicans. the republicans control 54 of the 67 counties it's a libertarian state

the 50-foot-long sinkhole caused more than a dozen homes to be evacuated in allentown. i two homes have been destroyed. it is still not clear if it was caused by broken water main. there are no longer concerns about sinking graves in a nearby cemetery. >>> still to come, counting down to new year's eve, the preparations underway in times square. >> a celebrity super couple is splitting up. >> a holiday weekend movie >>> russell brand and kb perry -- katy perry , calling it quits. they spent christmas day apart and were spot without their wedding rings. russell brand filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences. >>> many people will be heading out to the movies. here is arch campbell with a few suggestions on what you should see if you do. >> best new movie honors go to "were forced," -- "warhorse," steven spielberg's sentimental movie, about 3.5 stars pg-13. this feels like the kind of movie they used to make. that is a weakened best bet. have a nice weekend everybody and happy new year. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. b>>> it is almost party time the co

julie banderas is live in allentown, new jersey with more. >> it is seventh year that trees for troops this program, thanks to many donations, the public, fedex of course taking part in this and local tree farms all over the country. what a great cause. we have video of what goes into this nationwide effort where local farms like the one i'm here at in allentown, new jersey, fedex the christmas spirit foundation, this farm is a 22-year-old family owned business. this year they pledge 200 trees, which is equal to two full fedex trailers. they are expected to top 100,000 trees delivered since the program began in 2005. more than 800 tree farms, 29 states have donated. fedex freight trucks have traveled nearly 300,000 miles to pick up and deliver the trees. donated trees will be added to more than 60 military bases around the country. >> the military families have been so wonderful and seems to mean so much them to. the fedex is have gotten behind this we have a lot of volunteers, sometimes we'll send special messages on the trees and make it a little more personal. >> the public can give

they were evacuated because of this sinkhole in allentown. firefighters say a nearby cemetery is in danger of sinking and a natural debt -- natural gas line could be compromised. >> nothing like that here. >> temperatures in the 50's which is amazing. it will stick around the next couple of days. this is from wintergreen, south and west of us -- skies are clearing a little bit. there is a little snow on the ground -- a lot of that they mayke. as we move into early next week, a big, big change. 45 degrees at reagan national airport. the wind chill is not much of a problem. childrens hospital in the district, 47. fairfax station, 40 degrees. and 54 degrees in rockville. when gusts about 8 miles an hour. temperatures are warming very nicely, thanks to a little bit of sunshine. 46 in winchester. 46 degrees also in quantico. the really cold air is off to the north and the west but the court is well to the north of us. -- core is well to the west -- to the north of us. we are now five degrees to 6 degrees warmer than this time yesterday -- a great

homeowners in allentown woke up with the basements to find them full of water. the emergency crews discovered a sink hole across the street estimated 10 feet deep. area was evacuated and blocked off while crews went in to turn things off they heard some of the houses beginning to shift. >>> a daring rescue in los angeles. firefighters say a hiker and his dog slid 150 feet off a trail. rescuers propelled down the side of a hill and hooked the man into a harness. the dog was strapped in by another rescuer. both lifted to safety. dog and hiker are reportedly doing well this morning. >>> a man is free from the burning car by police and then arrested and after. that is look at the flames that took place in grand rapids michigan. allen blake accidentally rested his foot on the gas pedal while drunk and passed out. the engine raced and caught fire. after the rescue he was arrested and is charged with operating under the influence. >>> and a visitor at los angeles zoo hopped a fence while other barriers to get closer to the elephants and got close enough to pet them. ho

the accident on the outer loop on allentown road.and this is an overturned vehicle. heads up as you work your way over landover and greenbelt a mess on the baltimore washington parkway out of laurel to the beltway and then before you reach riverdale all the way down into northeast washington. inner loop of the boil a slow go, 42 minute commute for st. barnabas road to delgraph road with a longstanding accident clears. the wreck in the left lane and that delay beginning out of riverdale and then the standing water farther south at benning road. that complicating that ride. other side of town on the outer loop of the beltway approaching the dulles toll road where we have the disabled vehicle and that's tying up the right side of the road and still delays on the inner loop headed toward 66. southbound it 7 -- 270 looking better out of germantown. slow closer to 370 at this point headed out toward the lane divide. no incidents to report on 395 headed up and around the 14th street bridge. a slow go out of virginia leaving 95 and headed up

. >>> there's a crash on the outer loop at allentown road andrews air force base, the right lane is closed cleanup. delays out of stamford continue to up to quantico marine base with an accident that will be gone soon. we will take you to northbound 395. accident reported at the 14th street bridge. it's at the beginning of the bridge. that's where the george washington parkway traffic merges on to the 14th street bridge. let's get to the next camera to see if the backup is as far as the pentagon. no. that's good. just a brief delay. back to you. >> thank you. >>> more workers say no vacation, no bonus, no problem. >> thousands of fedex workers burning the midnight oil today. linda bell has business news from bloomberg headquarters in new york. good morning. >> 17 million holiday packages will be rolling off the fedex conveyor belt today. that's double the daily average volume. fedex says today will be it's busy of state in its nearly 40- year history. fedex also says they are even putting the packages on electric bicycles in paris. workers are willing to put in longer hours and forgo an an

who flies from champagne, illinois, and allentown, p.a., or myrtle beach or grand rapids.are flying. >> to this to work for you you need to be in areas they serve. >> or areas near. >> but is this the kind of airline we don't hear about because of flight times or availability? >> they got smart and knew they couldn't compete flying tif finals a day or a week. they may fly from grand rapids to las vegas where they are based las vegas maybe twice a week. but they pick that flight because you can save money. >> how much can we save? >> if you're going from orlando to allentown, pennsylvania, not you're going tomorrow, but the point is on delta air lines it's like $610. with allegiant, 304 and. >> that's amazing. especially if you have an entire family you're flying for the holidays. >> louisville, kentucky, to atlanta, 359 on delta and because delta is based on atlanta but vision, $238. >> huge savings. >> there are savings. >> there are savings. also one airline in particular that you like. i think you mentioned it earlier. you like it for business travelers, that is porter.

. >> greg: allentown is like ital jerusalem.ly should have said that. bethlehem is like little jerusalem. dana? >> dana: well, you might not know this yet, i'm coming to your place. i'm hoping you will get me a pair of air jordans that are a big thing. i thought we could watch "love actually" and go caroling. we could make a music video to oh, tannenbaum. we'll eat new york city pizza. >> greg: fantastic. eric? >> eric: can we point out to armed force away from their families on christmas, we thank you for your service. >> andrea: very much. >> greg: thank you for joining us, everybody. have a great christmas weekend with your families. thank the troops. thank you for that. also remember, we got a show, christmas show tomorrow. and sunday, i believe. >> bretbe sureand tune

was recently released as evidence in a federal lawsuit against this police officer and the city of allentown that was filed by wilson's mother, victoria geist. in the lawsuit they're saying that the officer used excessive force. >> he clearly had her hands up. she wasn't jumping at him. she wasn't being rambunctious from what we're seeing. >> the police office says wilson, the girl, was crsing and inciting of pe story of why he had her against this car? >> there are apparently 100 seconds missing from the surveillance video. cameras didn't capture the incident that sort of led to her being reprimanded by this police officer. wilson was charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, failure to disperse and walking on the highway. they're saying that the officer hit her with the stun gun below the belt because she held a book bag up to block the stun gun. >> did you see a book bag being held up? i saw her hands up, not the book bag. >> i saw her hands, no book bag. >> you be the judge on this one. >>> i want to show you guys a video that our show obtained first. we posted it on our site ye

outer loop of the beltway as you approach allentown road, say apparently some barrels fell off the truckde working your way from andrews head in the direction of landover. we do have problems to report if you are traveling 395 coming as cro the 14th street bridge. accident activity here as you merge on from the gw parkway. right at the end of that merge area, you can see the flashing lights. right side of the road will be blocked that. will cause an early delay from boundary channel drive headed across the potomac. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> they were off and running in the district for the jingle all the way 8 k. the race started on freedom plaza zipped morning. it spread mendte of holiday cheer through the route. some of the proceeds will go to habitat for humanity in washington d.c. >>> we make plays. that is what we do. we playmakers. >> all right! dig this, baby. ♪ you don't care for me. i don't care about that note note. >> a fantastic video montage to start the game. by the time you got to the fourth quart erred, the highlights were all patriots i'm heartbre

it happened on allentown road in washington. you could get a reward if you come up with help or knowledge to catch a thief. >>> aaa says about 84 million persons plan to drive this christmas and new year's. that is about a 2% increase from last year all right. the other group said if forecasts are correct, it will be the highest volume on the roads in the past decade. on the other hand fewer people will be flying. the group airlines for america projects a drop in travel for this past year. that is actually a blessing at our area airport. scoot broom it is shaping up to be one of the smoothest holiday periods in a very long time. >> reporter: if you are looking for chaos, we cannot deliver it today, i'm standing in front of the busiest airline and there is barely a five minute line here. things are going really well at all the region's airports. in fact all across the country, one factor great weather and the other factor you just mentioned. not as many woman out there. if the job is to keep them moving today it's been working. >

. >>> caught on camera, a teenage girl struggling with an allentown pennsylvania police officer. this ended with the cop tazing the girl in the groin. the teenager's mother is suing the officer for excessive force the. the incident happened last september but the video was released as part of evident in the case. the officer said the teenager resisted arrest and elbowed him in the chin. >>> he's facing life in prison. material, the government will lay out its case against wiki leaks suspect bradley manning. a preview of the high profile case playing out in our own backyard. >>> and he was the first living marina, warded the medal of honor. there are concerns his story was inflated. >>> and she's a familiar face here. a woman who works to feed the needy in our area receives a big honor from the white house. >> hi, i'm wanda dandridge. i want to say happy holidays to my family in fredericksburg, virginia. i work here in korea. working for dla energy. i wanted to say happy holidays to my sister-in-law, sister, and my two nieces and my nephew, shawn, monique, and marshell. happy holi

on the outer loop after branch avenue closer to allentown road, there have been some debris cleanup along the right side of the road. coming up, we'll go back around the area roadways at 6:11. andrea and mike? >> today, the virginia tech community will say a sad good- bye to officer deriek crouse. >> he was the campus police officer gunned down last thursday on campus. governor bob mcdonnell is going to speak at today's funeral. >> surae chinn is live in our satellite center with a preview and new comments from the family of the suspected gunman. surae? >> reporter: officer crouse leaves behind a wife and five children. one teenage son and four stepsons. an entire nation is mourning including the blacksburg and the hokey nation and a brotherhood of law enforcement who will be traveling from around the commonwealth and across the country. student, staff, faculty will be gathering once again on campus. they gathered on the drill field after 39-year-old virginia tech police officer deriek crouse was gunned down last thursday. police say the shooter, 22- year-old part-time radford student ros

officials in allentown, pennsylvania may begin exhuming graves today because a large sinkhole is threatening a historic cemetery. it's 50 feet long and 30 feet wide it. formed yesterday when authorities discovered a water- main break. about 60 graves in the cemetery have been roped off. a dozen nearby homes evacuated, and five have been declared structurally unsafe. >>> fremont's vice mayor will now leave the city after the death of mayor bob watson. he died yesterday at 77 years old. he had been hospitalized for rest poier problems. he had served as the mayor since 2004, and before that he served as fremont's police chief on the city council. funeral arrangements are pending. >>> we're following developing news in san francisco. two police officers and a muni driver in the hospital after a crash between a patrol car and a light rail vehicle. ktvu's lorain blanco just arrived on scene within the last few minutes in the dog patch neighborhood and joining us now with the latest. lorain. >> reporter: good morning. we're at the corner of third and 22nd street in the bayview district. and you can

this is the outer loop of the beltway at allentown road. two barrels on the beltway, and it's blocking up the right side of the roadway. chopper is en route there now, and we'll get an update shortly. for now let's look at the beltway in montgomery county. right past colesville road as you're making your commute on the outer loop. it's getting pretty busy, but you still have a good travel speed. outer loop, not seeing any issues there. checking cameras in that area and definitely slowing down at fairfax county parkway as you make your way onto 395. you will be hitting the brakes. now back to you both. >> thank you, danella. >>> it is now 6:02. today family and friends will say their final good-byes to a virginia tech campus police officer killed in the line of duty. thousands of people turned out for a vigil this weekend for officer derek crouse. he was shot and killed by 22-year-old ross ashley during a routine traffic stop on thursday. ashley killed himself a short time later. a funeral service for officer crouse will be held at 2:00 this

first to allentown, pennsylvania, where the coroner may give the go ahead to exhume as many as 60 gravese problem a huge sinkhole. a water main break caused the ground to cave as much as two feet in the graveyard. several headstones atilting. hundreds of the graves date back to the 1800s and many belong to civil war veterans. >>> in los angeles, arson is suspected in at least 19 vehicle fires in the hollywood area. fire officials say six of the blazes spread to nearby structures. and as the l.a. deputy fire chief put it, quote, this is an arsonist at work. investigators are looking for surveillance camera footage or witnesses to the fires. so far no injuries reported. >>> next, to des moines, iowa. a multimillion dollar story about beating the deadline barely. someone finally claimed that $16.5 million lottery prize yesterday. less than two hours before the lucky ticket was set to expire. the ticket matched all six numbers selected in the hot lotto drawing on december 29th, 2010. no word yet on exactly who the winner or winners are. the ticket was presented by a des moines law firm on be

. >>> a huge sinkhole is threatening about a dozen homes in allentown, pennsylvania. and it's inching closer to a cemetery. it's gotten so close a court order gives the coroner the go ahead to remove caskets from some 60 graves if need be. the fire chief says the sinkhole is 50 feet long and 30 feet wide. he said a water main break probably caused the ground to give. >>> and this is the last stock market day of 2011. we want to show you the numbers. a quick look at the big board there. and the dow right now down some 53 points, standing at 12,234. well over that 11,000 mark. that important psychological barrier. >>> now, police raid a turkey farm in north carolina. there were reports of animal abuse. we'll talk to police to see what they found inside. >>> and new year's tradition may look a little different this year. the economy hasn't spared the rose bowl parade. a live report from california is up next. >>> we'll also have new details. remember last hour we told you about verizon looking to implement a $2 fee. if you used your credit card or debit card. and tried t

in an e-mail obtained by allentown's "morning call" he claimed "i did stop it. not physically, but made sure it was stopped when i left that locker room." now, according to cnn contributor sarah ganim another version of his store is appearing. she quotes what a family friend told the grand jury. this friend sat with and listened to mcqueary as he recounted what he had just seen in the locker room. the friend told grand jurors that mcqueary did not, in fact, witness the rape itself. mcqueary told him he heard sex sounds and the shower running. then according to his account, a young boy stuck his head around the corner of the shower stall and looked right at mcqueary as an adult arm reached around his waist and pulled him back in. seconds later mcqueary saw sandusky wrapped in a towel leaving. joining us now senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin and sunny hostin of "in session" on trutv and criminal defense attorney mark geragos, who is here in new york. jeff toobin, the fact that now there is this basically third version of what mcqueer may have seen, why are there

or allentown, pennsylvania, or surprise, arizona, or little lafayette, louisiana. take your pick. a martian visiting our democracy would say it's crazy. yet an iowa win will lead to national magazine covers, a full media swoon, and huge implications drawn by every political pundit from washington to my home state of california. not to mention that the far right tilt of this small state of atypical americans forces candidates to disavow the things that might actually make them sane leaders to the rest of us. need an example? take mitt romney abandoning the sensible romney care from his days as massachusetts governor. this conservative enacted universal health care. and then there's today's news of newt gingrich's newly discovered fib. "the wall street journal" uncovered a long-lost newt note newsletter from 2006, and in it gingrich hails romney care back when it was passed. gingrich even said the plan would be a model for the country, which it became, for obama. and that was a good thing. but now all republican contenders are aligned against it. in the real world, that original jud

officials in allentown, pennsylvania, are scrambling to exhume graves that stand in danger.he sinkhole spans from 50 feet and it's not just threatening the dead. 25 people evacuated from their homes. >>> call it occupy twitter. massachusetts prosecutor s subpoenaed the twitter records of an occupied protester and two hashtags. this after protested in dewey square earlier in the month. the aclu is calling it a violation of the first amendment. no charges yet filed. >>> china is on a mission to send a plan to the moon. the plan includes the development of new satellites, spacecraft, even a space station. the chinese successfully docked two unmanned spacecraft in orbit last month and hope to have construction of a space lab completed by 2016. and no man on the moon until at least 2020. >>> and arresting a drive here intentionally ran an suv into five car, including this one. the security camera captured it. police say the driver also tried to run over several people. >>> still to come on "american morning," some muslim leaders are boycotting new york city's annual interfaith br

host: the first call comes from allentown, pennsylvania. richard, you're on with terry madonna. go ahead. caller: hello. glad to see you are on. guest: hi, richard. caller: isn't this argument all sort of premature in that the republicans have not put up a candidate yet? the choices over there are not attractive. guest: i think you do raise a good point. the way political scientists think about this is the election is 80% about president obama. do the voters of our country look of his presidency and say he deserves another term? there are all kinds of aspects we can talk about. then there is about 20%. i'm using crude percentages, even though they are specific. is the republican candidate, the ultimate nominee, an acceptable alternative? but they just ran a commercial and our state and other battleground states taking on mitt romney for been a flip- .loper they are trying to weaken what they perceive to be the strongest candidate. we know given the president of the numbers, with a blow job performance, he is -- with the low job performance, he is beatable. you are onto something

officials in allentown, pennsylvania are scrambling to exhume any graves in danger.t far as the 1800s. the sinkhole spans 50 feet and is not just threatening the dead. 25 people in the area have also been evacuated from their homes. >>> arrested a driver who they say intentionally ran his suv into five cars including that one there. a security camera captured all of it. police say the driver also tried to run over several people knop word on why. >>> and we are holding our breath and just in time as 16 1/2 million dollar winning lottery ticket was turned in wed. only two hours before it was set to expire. iowa lottery officials tried for months to get the winner to come forward. no word yet on who won the hot lotto, or why they waited so long to claim their prize. good things are, they did. the odds are winning nearly 1 in 11 million. >>> it's billed as the biggest new year's celebration in the world. the famed ball drop in times square, we're talking about. more than 1 million people are expected to crowd the area. workers are putting final touches on the ball, test

the grown simply opened up in allentown, after a water main erupted.ont door because his entire house had shifted. >>> we are hearing, this morning, from that teenager in california, who got stuck on the side of this canyon wall on thursday, trying to rescue his dog. 19-year-old ivan salas tried to save lola the dog, after lola chased a bottle his father had thrown. he met with rescuers this morning and during an exclusive interview on "gma" with josh, he described his harrowing experience. >> i managed to hold on to a rock that was stable, inside the dirt. from there, i got lola to stay with her. when the helicopter was going to rescue me, that's when i thought i was going to die because the dog was getting nervous. she was shaking a lot. >> how close were you to actually falling off? >> i was pretty close. there was nothing to hold on to. any little mistake, i could have gone straight down. >> a man who loves his dog. he and lola are fine. ivan says he will never go hiking with his dad. he will still go hiking with lola, however. >>> at the end of th

allentown, pennsylvania. and anna maria island, outside of st. petersburg. comes the wind again today. it may calm down. but it kicks up later today. the gusts will be at 55 miles per hour. and the temperatures drop throughout the day. if you're comfortable in new england, you won't be by tonight. in comes that co >> we didn't get you guys in yet. all that weather was brought to you by ashley furniture. elizabeth? >> thank you, sam. >>> jumping into the new year. wait until youou >>> well, so many ways to celebrate the new year. and i know two daredevils who decided to ring in 2012 in a very extreme, high-flying, well, let's face it, arguably questionable way. will they be celebrating with champagne? or perhaps, painkillers? when some people think of new year's eve, they think of the ball dropping in times square. champagne. or that kiss. others think about jumping 400 feet in the air, on a motorcycle, or a snowmobile. that's levi lavallee, on the snowmobile. and robbie maddison, mado, on the motorcycle. soaring through the air. >> my name is evel knievel. >

when i go to allentown, pennsylvania, i look over, and i think bethlehem steel factory is now a casino. so how do you feel about protectionism or keeping some of those jobs here by american clauses? >> i think that we have to be aggressive in the trade arena, and when i say that, um, i think that, first of all, we've been a pussycat at the world trade organization rather than a tiger. and we need to have that mindset of we've got to create and keep jobs for our people. does that mean i think we should put up unilaterally walls? no. but i do think that once other countries assess tariffs or non, you know, tax barriers to our products being able to be shipped in, that should be a signal that allows for us to do the same. and to say strongly that we are serious about creating fair, a fair playing field. i think we can compete. i really do. i worry about the generation of the 50, the 50-year-olds, that band of 50-year-olds and 40-year-olds and, you know, maybe even into the low 60s, all that knowledge and those jobs being gone. but i also know that every single day there are ideas being ge

we'll know tomorrow if the coroner in allentown, pennsylvania, decides to exhume as many as 60 graves a huge sinkhole, probably from a water main brake. many of those graves date back to the 1880s. >>> also in new york work has stopped on the museum portion of the national september 11th memorial. the mayor says there's, quote, no chance it will be completed on time. it was scheduled to open next year on september 11th. the problem, a money fight with the port authority. >>> talk about waiting to the last second. the mystery person holding iowa's winning lottery ticket had a law firm deliver it to lotto headquarters just before the ticket expired. it's worth $14.4 million. >>> happy new year. this morning a poignant reminder of the dangers of one particular new year's eve tradition, gunfire at midnight. every year we hear stories of how stray bullets wound or kill unsuspecting victims. it happened last year in atlanta to a four-year-old boy who was in church. his mother is working to make sure the tragedy doesn't happen to someone else. cnn's george howell reports. >> i see a spark. i

workers in allentown, pennsylvania, could begin exhuming graves at a historic cemetery today because of a sinkhole. a water main break caused the ground to cave as much as two feet in the graveyard. hundreds of the graves date back to the 1800s. many belong to civil war veterans. >>> fire. jesus christ. >>> that is the startled voice of a police office in grand rapids, michigan, who saw a man sleeping in this burning car. investigators say the man was drunk. his foot was pushing on the gas peddle causing the engine to race and eventually catch fire. >> grabbed ahold of him and i grabbed ahold of him he came with me so i knew that he was okay. then i got him to the other side of the street where he was safe. within a couple minutes the whole car completely went up in flames. >> close call. meantime the officer ended up arresting the man but says he was happy he could actually save his life. >>> and check out this hiker and his dog clinging to the side of a cliff? the hiker lost his footing while walking on a trail in lake view terrace, california. firefighters were able to send down a

like evans vl, and from the ohio valley to the northeast, wrapping up 2011 as the wettest year from allentown to scranton, albany and new york city . >> a live view of our lunar eclipse. the earth's shadow taking out a chunk of the moon. look to the west at the eclipse reaches its peak around 6:05. should see a little bit of an orange tint to the moon. it is cold outside. if you are going to try to see this, it is going to be bundle-up weather for the morning. afternoon, 50s, low 60s. tomorrow, we will be tracking a chance of showers dropping into the bay area. >>> that's your weekend forecast. lester? >> all right, bill. thanks. >>> to the soerch for a former fbi agent who vanished in iran. robert levenson disappeared nearly five years ago and his family hopes the release of a hostage video they received will lead to new answers in the case. we'll talk to levenson's wife in a few moments. first, incomes's chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. >> please, help me. >> reporter: the first public glimpse of retired fbi man robert levenson since he went missing in iran almost four y