that chad doesn't touch the sea. it's already -- it's always been true, but that became a huge new international crisis that all sorts of people were paying attention to in the early 2000s because in the early 2000s, that is when chad struck oil. and that changes everything. usually it doesn't change things for the better. over and over and over again, all over the world, you know, on the surface, you'd think that discovering oil, discovering gold, discovering some other thing that makes people rich, you think that would be a good thing for a poor country to discover. more often, though, when a poor country discovers a resource like that, it actually makes things worse in that poor country. that happens enough that that phenomenon has a name. they call it the resource curse. it's a known thing. and so when one of the poorest countries on the planet, when chad struck oil, big-time, in the early 2000s, there was an effort to help them avoid the resource curse. to have chad do it right. and so they made a deal. if chad

>> gabi: well, he's working. >> chad: mm-hmm. >> gabi: he has to work tonight. >> chad: great, you're my date. >> gabi: what? >> chad: mm-hmm. >> andre: i don't think

chad has long been vocal about the need to protect and save our planet. chad pregracke. he was announced "cnn hero of the year," chad, rarely at a loss for words, admits he wasn't prepared at all. >> certainly i've wing wanted a lot in my life. that night, i just was not prepared to -- to give a speech. um -- [ laughter ] walking up there, i felt like bad to win just because everybody's got great causes. everybody's just as passionate. and again, the world wins. you know, i've met so many great people today, the other heroes. and like i'm moved by all their stories, all the things they do around the world. and i'm just going to give $10,000 to each of them because they're awesome. that's why i split the money. and i gave $10,000 to each hero, the other nine. >> chad says his decision to share his prize money with the other top-10 cnn heroes was a spur-of-the-moment call, but he knew exactly what he wanted to do with his portion. >> a little less known thing that living lands & waters does is we grow trees. a lot of people know us for river cleanups. my goal was to get a

>> chad: yeah. so he figured if he was gonna die without dignity, he may as well do it the quick and dirty way-- at t of one of his enemies. if that's true, then my father was... not the man i thought he was. >> gabi: do you believe that? >> chad: if he knew he was dying and tricked hope into-- >> gabi: okay, we're not even sure that that happened. >> chad: yeah, well, hope said that he offered her a gun, so maybe he did want her to pull that trigger. >> gabi: did you know he was that sick? >> chad: [stammers]

chad has been vocal about the need to protect and save our planet. >> chad pregracke. >> in 2013 when chad, who is rarely at a loss for words admits he wasn't prepared at all. >> i've winged a lot in my life. but certainly that night i wasn't prepared to give a speech. umm. >> [ laughter ] >> everybody has great causes, everybody is just as passionates. and again the world wins. >> you know i've met so many great people today, the other heros. and i'm really moved by all of their stories and all the things they do around the world. and i'm just going to give $10,000 to each of them because they are awesome. that's why i split the money and i gave $10,000 to each different hero the other nine. >> chad says his decision to share his prize money with the other top ten cnn heros was a spur of the moment call. but he knew exactly what he wanted to do with his portion. >> a little less known thing that living lands waters does is we grow trees. my goal when i set out was to get 1 million trees planted. i used the money to help expand the nursery. since 2013, we have planted our 1 millionth

>> chad: mm-hmm. >> andre: i don't think that's a good idea. >> chad: i didn't hear you

and chad pregracke. starting tonight, right now, in fact, we want you to choose which of tonight's five past cnn heros of the year will be named the cnn superhero this sunday night. voting is open. cnn heros.com and continues all weekend and into sunday night's all-star tribute. watch tonight to learn all about the best of the best, and let us know who you think should be named the cnn superhero and win $50,000 to further their cause. to kick things off, we're going back to the beginning. to our very first cnn hero of the year. liz mccartny. when we met liz in 2008, she and her boyfriend zach started a non-profit to build homes for victims of hurricane katrina. she helped more than 100 families return to homes in new orleans. today, liz and her team rebuilt more than 1200 homes around the world. she's still at it. this year, torrential rain swamped more than 20 parishes across louisiana, destroying more than 60,000 homes and properties. we caught up with liz outside of baton rouge, where she and her team

chad, what happened on the 1300 block of hellerman street? >> reporter: jim, authorities say this shooting appears to be justified. u.s. marshals went to arrest a man who had a gun wouldn't drop it and he was shot and killed. this is viewer video shortly after the shooting. he's dead in the alley way. a u.s. marshall takes off his jacket and with the help of others appears to check himself to make sure he isn't shot. another marshall then handcuffs the fatally wounded robledo who is on the ground. "action news" arrived a short time later and a gun could be seen next to the body. police say it has and obliterated serial number. investigators say robledo and woman left this basement apartment on the 1300 block of hellerman. the violent crimes fugitive task force was watching waiting to arrest robledo. >> the male had the handgun in hand pointed at the officers or in that direction of them refusing their noon put the weapon down. at that .1 of the u.s. marshals discharged his weapon striking the male app couple times. >> reporter: police say it

i'm live in upper darby, chad pradelli channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you chad. >>> surveillance video captured a customer being beaten and robbed in front of a gas station in east oak lane. you see three people back there attacking a 19-year-old outside a sunoco on cheltenham avenue last friday. they punched and kicked him repeatedly and they also took his cell phone before he broke free and ran into the store. police are looking for those suspects. >>> philadelphia police searching for suspects hoop robbed wt oak lane drugstore today in broad day.ven stormed the rite-aid here in the 8200 block of stentonavenue. they flashed a gun demanded money and got away with $300. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> a south philadelphia business owner rest today, one day after police captured her killer. family and friends gsaint mary n south philadelo say fi goo 81-year-oldarie b killed in her groce storechrist. oday to pay theirst respects for this beloved shop keeper. >>he was wonderful. i miss you marie. >> she just loved everybody. >> it makes y

and honestly, that's the least of chad's problems.h one of the poorest countries on earth. it's considered to be one of the most corrupt countries on earth in terms of its government. it's been run by the same dictator for more than 25 years. and the rest of the world,

chad what are the details on this? >> reporter: yeah, jim law was enacted in 2014 hold so-called johns or those who solicit prostitutes more accountable. it provides for stiffer sentences and penalties. today matthew sifts is the first man in delaware county charged under lawsuit. only "action news" was there as matthew sips was taken away by detectives after being charged aunt new human trafficking law. according to court records, sips first had sex with the 16-year-old prostitute in new jersey. then took her to the aston home he shared with his adult brothers and mother where he allegedly had more sex with the girl in march and april of 2015. the delaware county d.a. says sips kept the teenaged run away in his beds room. detectives say sips eventually gave the victim a cell phone and she called her mother who called police. >> she was underage. what do you have to say about this? >> it was all a misunderstanding. she told me she was 21 and i was trying to help rescue her out of the life of prostitution. this what you

>> chad: yeah. figured if he was gonna die without dignity, he may as well do it the quick and dirty way-- at the hands of one of his enemies. if that's true, then my father was... not the man i thought he was. >> gabi: do you believe that? >> chad: if he knew he was dying and tricked hope into-- >> gabi: okay, we're not even sure that that happened. >> chad: yeah, well, hope said that he offered her a gun, so maybe he did want her to pull that trigger. >> gabi: did you know he was that sick? >> chad: [stammers] in hindsight, yeah, i guess maybe there were hints, but

chad must be so happy she's back. >> jj: i think you'd have to ask chad about that. [upbeat country music] ♪ >> andre: ah...well. i'm so glad that you invited me to join you for the new year. although i would've preferred a much more upscale venue. >> chad: it's been a hell of a year... for the dimera family...

live in upper darby, chad pradelli channel6 "action news." >> all right, chad, thank you. >>> also new

chad morganlanders.settlements from deutsche bank and credit suisse. can you guess with the biggest story on the bloomberg was this year? it was not brexit or trump. if you missed it, that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: this is bloomberg daybreak. hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. coming up on bloomberg markets, colorado governor john hickenlooper. ♪ jonathan: 11 minutes into the session. guess where stocks are. they go nowhere, flat across the board. let's go across the abigail doolittle. abigail: modest movement. two health care movers. pfizer and after zeneca. pfizer will buy the unit for $550 million upfront, and an additional wanted $75 million in 2019, and an additional $850 million in the coming years. up,her health care stock merck. this is the first such compound. credit suisse has added merck to its top take list for 2017 for one of the company's cancer drugs. health care is really lagging. this is 668 in blue. spy outperforming in orange. the health-care sector in white. the bio

chad: we don't have any details on that.re are several large world-class medical facilities in the city. it is the german capital. there is also a large military hospital that is not far from the scene where we are here in the office. milesprobably about two away from the incident. even hear from the office we could hear the police sirens heading towards the scene little earlier. >> chad thomas, berlin bureau chief, thank you for being on call. turning back to the markets here in the u.s., 2017 is set to be another volatile year in politics and possibly markets. we're back with tom lee. tom, we know you have not put out your 2017 outlook but give us some hints. tom: it is going to have 12 months. [laughter] some days up, some days down. behind of the thesis your calls the last few years is not just cash on the sideline, but an enormous amount of people moving out of the equity market. a couple weeks back you had a note talking about the titanic shift you're looking at. does that happen next year? what is the nature of the sh

all right, chad.of safety in america is actually being reflected on what we're seeing on the ground right now in aleppo. citizens are running for their lives. russia says the hostilities have ceased, people are fleeing. they are desperate. the future of these people is going to be felt back here at home. we have a report from the battle zone, next. ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. stage four cancer. and i was shocked. the plan at that point was to start chemo. every three weeks i would get my chemo infusion. it would work for a few months then would quit working again. my oncologist ordered the genomimimic testing. if they've exhausted all of our standard agents, then we offer advanced genomic testing. in lynn's case, the result of that testing showed that her cancer had two actual mutations. an actual mutation is a genetic abnormality in that particular patient's cancer cell for which we have

and honestly, that's the least of chad's problems.is with one of the poorest countries on earth. it's considered to be one of the most corrupt countries on earth in terms of its government. it's been run by the same dictator for more than 25 years. and the rest of the world, sadly, has never much cared no matter how bad things were, no matter how b

chad pradelli is live now on oxford avenue where the cleanup continues. >> reporter: that cleanup is a long process, i want to show you behind me there is the tractor trailer. you see it's gutted by fire, the crews out here have had to cut sections of it out. it was stuck on a retaining wall and they finally got it off the retaining wall and trying to get it out of here after this fiery crash earlier this morning. this video shows the roadway on fire, a tractor trailer burns as well and flames shoot into the air and the fire is a few feet from gas pumps and firefighter as arrive and shut down the pumps and begin hosing down the trailer. it was due to a collision with the shop-rite big rig and this suv. >> i was at work and heard a big boom. i came out and saw the truck on fire. >> christopher rushed out of the neighboring rite-aid and began giving aid to the driver of the suv. >> said can you feel my hand and he said yes, he said he was disney and didn't remember nothing. he said where am i and? and i said are you living you are good. >> and initially they thought the gas pump explod

chad pradelli is live at the upland borough municipal office. story of ed mitchell and thomas willard. >> reporter: the da says that they orchestrated a scheme where the councilman got kickbacks and even installed a hidden camera system at borough council. wires hanged out of the walls and two small holes in the council platform. part of an elaborate system of hidden microphones. installed at the behest of edward mitchell who was hauled away to face charges. >> it's no wonder i present this to you with disgust and outrage that an elected official would go to this ledgeth. >> they said that mitchell stirred borough business to willard who owned tech solutions and installed fire and security systems. is it started in 2009 and then mitchell started receiving kickbacks of 10% to 15% of borough billings. >> from 2009 to 2015, logan technology, tom willard bills the borough of upland almost $1 million. mitchell was unseated at council president earlier this year but investigators say that motive for the hidden camera and audio system is unclear and th

chad pradelli is live now. police say that buck was not the initial target? >> reporter: yes monica, police say that buck was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. the initial target that is a relative that now has to deal with the pain of her death. police say that row veng was the motive of marie buck inside of her south philadelphia corner store on christmas eve. investigators believe that maurice green went to the store intending to kill bucks grandson, he was not at work because he accidentally overslept and green opened fire on the 81-year-old working behind the counter. >> the decedent had a grandson that the suspect believed had something to do with stealing his expensive chain. and he never gave it back to him. >> they say they knew each other from the drug trade and a murder weapon has not been recovered but police say they have surveillance video showing green going to and from the store at the time of the killing. >> marie will be remembered as a staple in this community, a woman that raised three generations of children. >> a tragedy for n

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cnn meteorologist chad myers has your forecast. i thought of you this morning when i didn't put a coat on because you said it was going to be 17 degrees warmer than normal. and it is. >> it is beautiful today. and it'll be colder tomorrow, but it is all the way across the southeast nice and warm. showers in atlanta, showers in charlotte. i get that. that may slow down the airport there in atlanta or charlotte, two major hubs here. a lot of fog around too. that's just part of the humidity in the air. that will continue throughout the day. record highs set across the country yesterday, at least south of that front that just went by. it does get colder. a cold front comes by, makes it more seasonal. around 40 in new york city, not 57 or 60 like you're going to be today. even making a run at 70 in washington, d.c. look at these numbers from yesterday. houston hit 84. sarasota, 86. even louisville, kentucky, hit a record high of 76 degrees. enjoying the day to return the gifts, i guess, but it's going to get colder. pay back is you know

. >> few entrepreneurs have done that more successfully than martha's next choice, chad hurley.ng for the pioneering online payment system paypal, hurley and colleagues spotted their own gap in the market. a universal platform for sharing videos online. they called it youtube. chad hurley of youtube, early, early, early on figured out that a video, the handheld whatever kind of camyeah you had, that video would become a popular thing for people to watch. >> so here we are in front of the elephants. >> and this is the very first video uploaded to the site. >> really, really long -- >> they used footage shot at their local zoo in san diego. within a year, it was showing more than a million video clips per day. at just 29 years old, hurley and his partners sold youtube to google for $1.65 billion in an all stock deal. now 300 hours of footage goes up every minute and almost 5 million videos are watched every day. the next step was for martha to set up her own youtube channel. >> i have some cookies in the oven that are ready to come out. they look great. >> martha stewart is one of

and no "hanging chads" either. this time, it's in wisconsin... and they're looking for signs of hacking or some other fraud. donald trump beat hillary clinton by less than one percentage point, in the dairy state. and most analysts don't expect that result to factory workers in indiana are really happy with president-elect donald trump. they say he saved their jobs... and he's going to the hoosier state today, to announce the plan. but there are some questions about his exact role in the deal... fox's jackie ibanez reports. jones says: "i think the man deserves a whole lot of credit for stepping up and saving these jobs." president-elect donald trump delivers on his campaign promise to keep jobs at a carrier air conditioning plant in indiana... instead of trump doubling down on his promise to help save american jobs for american workers and american companies." however... democrats are questioning the terms of the deal... as carrier is expected to get tax breaks from the state of indiana... vice president-elect mike pence's home state... where he

cnn's chad myers has the forecast. >> this weather is brought to you by humana.e think great things are ahead of you if your health is ready for it. more tornadoes in the future because dixie alley has its tornado season in the fall. and we saw dozens of tornadoes over this week. hard to say much about anything, how good this week could be other than the rain that came down with it. still, the death toll from the tornadoes over this week stands at five. we will see the rainfall, though, help the firefighters. this is one of the beneficial things that happened over the week. almost four inches of rain fell in the wildfire area there in tennessee, parts of georgia and alabama. more than just the one fire. the one fire that we focused on in gatlinburg got all the national attention, but dozens of fires out there. the rainfall starts here across the northeast and kind of windy today and heavy snow in the mountains up there in maine. good skiing in some spots, i guess, if you're going to be a skier. what you'll notice for the next few days, much cooler weather, john.

live in center city chad pradelli. rick. >> 73-year-old tony carter of warminster is facing five felony counts tonight in connection with a sexual assault investigation. carter was arrested after the alleged sexual assault of a six-year-old in warminster over the period of a year. he's being held tonight on $1 million bail. >> a cobbs creek family is grieving the loss of a 10-year-old boy killed today in an early morning fire. the flames broke out around 4:00 a.m. on the 1200 block of south millick street. a man inside the home managed to scramble to safety but the 10-year-old who neighbors say was his son was trapped on the third floor. firefighters say it was a difficult morning. >> the fire did what we call a flashover which involved the entire building in fire and the just a really tough fire fight. you know, our folks are just crest fallen right now. this is a tragic outcome. >> this morning's high winds spread the flames to three other nearby homes. tonight the red cross is helping more than 10 victims. >> pennsy

cnn meteorologist chad myers has the forecast. what does it look like, chad?alisyn, this is probably the coldest air in ten months for some people coming down from the north. bismarck, north dakota, will approach 15 degrees below zero for morning low temperatures by friday morning. that's a rain event for the east coast today. i think airports will be slow today because of that rain. but the big story truly is the cold air thalt t'll be coming d. yes, there will be snow. but the story is the front that will affect millions of people, probably hundreds of millions of people. it gets all the way down to florida. so what are we talking about? we're talking about global air mass that's coming down from the poles, coming down from santa claus land, coming down all the way into the dakotas, into minnesota, across chicago, and eventually into new york city. new york, you're still going to have lows around 20. chicago will be somewhere around 12. minneapolis, the lows will be around 7. you get up into minnesota and wisconsin, your morning low temperatures with wind wi

we turn to meteorologist chad myers and merry after christmas, chad. >> happy boxing day to some of youare you? the big snow is the dakotas and northern minnesota. that is the area of major impact. not a huge airport travel hub in that area. in the new york city area, it's warm, in the 40s. could be some freezing rain upstate in the valleys. watch this morning. temperatures around 31 or 32 and a little bit of mist. that is nothing like what they're seeing out here in the blizzard conditions of the upper midwest. that is no way to run a railroad. let me tell you that wind is blowing 40, 60 miles per hour at times and drifts are everywhere. there are advisories to stay off the roads in parts of the dakotas. but everywhere else it's green or blue depending on your color. it is not snow, it is warm enough to be rain. that's the good news. rain temperatures all the way across the northeast. 41 for new york city. no major snows for the rest of this travel up and down the east coast. >> the hardy folks of the good state of minnesota. >> you are one. >> i am one. can handle this as can my frien

i'm live outside of police headquarters chad pradelli channel6 "action news." >> thank you chad. >>> former congressman chaka fattah is headed to prison for 10 years. fattah sentence was handed down by a judge who said it was quote astonished at the long time congressman's actions ." the democrat was convicted earlier this year. prosecutors said fattah used government grants and charitable money to fund his personal and campaign expenses. fattah must surrender by january 25th. >> it was a somber day for new jersey state police. today the force said goodbye to a rookie trooper who was killed in the line of duty. hundreds of law enforcement officers stood attention in the rain to honor trooper frankie williams. he died last week while responding to a report of an erratic driver. a car crossed the median on route 55 in millville hitting williams' car head on. today he was remembered as reliable and enthusiastic. >> meant everything to me. no matter what he always had my back and it's just -- it's unbelievable. >> he was one of those kind of guys that his smile was just -- would just tak

and chad hold my arms and erry hold my legs and she slap me. police have identified the aide as kamaljoot kaur and cited the video as evidence used to arrest her on child abuse. a second tobinworld teacher''s aide, chad marcell corbin, is also facing a midemeanor count for failure to report child abuse or neglect. "who is it?" kamaljot kaur was released from custody. she is out on $100- thousandf dollars bail. i tried reaching her at her home in antioch it''s haaziq madyun kron4 "i''m sorry there is no one here who would like to leave a comment" according to these court documents kaur is facing one misdemeanor count of cruelty to a child by inflicting injury. lina azizi''s son is a student at tobinworld are you disappointed with the charges? "yes i am" why? "because i think she needs to learn her lesson and deserves a little bit more" "i fully support the d.a." colleen pendleton''s says although she support the misdemeanor child crulety charge, she believe the incident to reflects her 12-year-old son''s experience at tobinworld "i''m not going

and chad hold my arms and perry hold my legs and she slap me. police have identified the aide as kamaljoot kaur and cited the video as evidence used to arrest her on child abuse. a second tobinworld teacher''s aide, chad marcell corbin, is also facing a midemeanor count for failure to report child abuse or neglect. "who is it?" kamaljot kaur was released from custody. she is out on $100- thousandf dollars bail. i tried reaching her at her home in antioch >> reporter:"i''m sorry there is no one here who would like to leave a comment" according to these court documents kaur is facing one misdemeanor count of cruelty to a child by inflicting injury. lina azizi''s son is a student at tobinworld are you disappointed with the charges? "yes i am" why? "because i think she needs to learn her lesson and deserves a little bit more" "i fully support the d.a." colleen pendleton''s says although she support the misdemeanor child crulety charge, she believe the incident to reflects her 12-year-old son''s experience at tobinworld "i''m not going to let one bad

cnn's meteorologist chad myers is tracking it all for us.d, what are you watching at the moment, what will new year's bring? >> new year's will bring snow to upstate new york and new england, one to three inches. maybe a mist, drizzle around midnight for new york city. thunderstorms from birmingham to montgomery and new orleans. then rain to l.a. that's in a nutshell. here's where we are right now. cold air coming across the great lakes. that's what we expect the next couple of days. it will be chilly in times square but like 40, so not minus 20 wind chills. there's the rain across parts of texas and more rain heavy rain into l.a. right now. we will take that rain in l.a. because it has been so very dry across all of california. now let's get to the night, one night at a time. one city at a time. las vegas, mostly cloudy and 47. pretty nice night there. cooler than maybe where you want to be this time of year but a light jacket will do just fine. dallas, 51 degrees, clear skies, no real threat here. closer to new orleans to birmingham and mo

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chad perdelli has more on the tribute. >> reporter: draped with a flag a top engine five ardythe hope'sice through the streets of wilmington. her brothers in the department carried her body into the chase center for a public viewing. her relatives followed behind, montage of photos began the service. there was a presentation of the colors, u.s. senators tom kaepernicker and chris coons and governor jack markell were among those who paid respect to the mother of three. >> they will be a celebration of life and service for our ardie. everybody who knew her know how she enjoyed celebrations this time of year. >> ardie was intelligent and dedicated to service to the lives of others. >> reporter: this is where ardythe hope was critically injured in late september. you can see flags and flowers on the fence. the sign reads rest in peace, peace,ardie hope, you are loved and miss, hero. hope was fighting the blaze when the floor of the row home collapsed. hope, jerry fickes and christopher leach plummeted into the flames. only one survived. firefighters like hope risk their lives everyday. all

live in bethlehem, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> lets go to matt pellman. >> speaks are sinking as well on the schuylkill expressway eastbound from montgomery to this point at girard. this is the on ramp from girard avenue, from the zoo, and police activity and possibly a medical money out here. at times they are blocking the right lane and the eastbound schuylkill is jammed because of that activity near jared. 95 northbound in buck county a crash by 413 is gone and still 18 miles per hour as you travel northbound. and clementon camden county look for a crash that brought down a pole along the white horse pike by the dunkin' donuts and rite-aid. a lane out in each direction there. and northern delaware getting into pennsylvania a slow go with speeds in the teens on 202 northbound because of a crash in the left lane use 52 or 100 as alternates and the delaware memorial bridge is still crowded because of construction on 295 southbound whe

chad is in love with gabi. i can't just ask him to give her up. >> andre: of course you can ask!ll you got to do is walk in that bloody room, and he'd forget gabi hernandez in an instant. >> abigail: what do i have to offer chad and thomas? >> andre: a wife and a mother.

what do you think chad. it seems like a lot of bulls out there right now.e have a long-term forecast. the valuations do matter. on the optimistic numbers but roughly 17 times forward. although we are optimistic and we believe that investors should be in good quality companies. we want to get over our skis on this one. both of you take it first we just had a few seconds before the ball -- bell. the electoral college vote. there they go. there is the closing bell. the market is up. where a little bit little bit short again in 20,000. thank you. nice to see you. stocks were climbing. they were all ending the day higher. this is after the bell and we have you covered on the big market movers. first is a very busy day. nine dead at least 15 injured in berlin this hours ago after a truck plowed into a christmas market. the suspect may now be in custody.

chad pradelli is live now with the details. >> reporter: monica, byron allen is charged with attempted murder in philadelphia and sources tell me that he is the suspect in a half dozen similar violent attacks including the killing of natasha gibson a few steps behind me on bailey street. investigators say the man in these surveillance images is byron allen of philadelphia. the prime suspect of natasha gibson who was butch evered in front of a friends house in september. >> we obtained a baseball bat and knife, both we believe were used in this brutal attack. >> they believe that gibson's killer was cut in the attack. and followed a two mile trail of blood and found the murder weapon in a storm drain and dna was put in a data base and preliminary tests matched alan's dna. >> we hope in the next few days we'll be able to get the confirming lab report in regard to dna and then we'll act accordingly. >> i am so happy right now. >> gibson's mother called the developments bitter sweet. tomorrow would have been her daughter's birthday and she is taking care of her 10-year-old granddaughter si

chad perdelli has more on the ardythe hope memory article in the next half-hour. -- memorial in the next half-hour. >>> turkey is holding a day of mourning for the 0 people killed in a bombing in istanbul. 150 people were hurt. overnight turkey interior minister said 1 people are in custody. -- 13 people are in custody. he said they were linked to an outlawed kurdish movement. occurred labor democratic party strongly condemned the attack. that's police fire shots following the explosion. police officers were the apparent target of the attackers. turkey is a partner in the u.s.-led coalition against isis. >> 7:05 a.m., president-elect donald trump has a new frontrunner for the job of secretary of state. sources say trump is zeroing in on exxon executive rex tillerson. they had face-to-face meeting. he has no government experience and supports free trade and international law and expansive u.s. presence in the middle east. the combination does not match what he pitched to his supporters. he is glowing about him. >> a great advance he knows many of the players, he does massive deals in russ

chad pradelli is live now with the details. >> reporter: yes, if true this is essentially pay to play politics but the da in delaware county but says he has a bit more and a total abuse of elected office. ed mitchell had no comment as he and his alleged accomplice was on the way to face theft, and wiretapping charges, they said that he steered upland county business to his business and received a 15% kick back. they installed fire and security systems in bureau properties. >> from 2009 to 2015 logan technology, tom willard bills the town of upland almost $1 million. the loose wires in the council chambers used to be hidden cameras disguised as motion sensors and the two little holes hidden microphones, way len says that motive for the spying equipment is unclear. >> there is no onerr wonder i present this to you with disgust and outrage that an elected official could would go to this length. >> and cameras he never purchased. the cost $30,000 and mitchell received $100,000 in kickbacks in the last five years and most was delivered to his house in cash. it was unravelled when he discov

i thought she left to see chad. >> jennifer: what? di-did she leave a note?, and i checked the whole house. i kept telling myself that she was with you, that you were driving her! >> jennifer: it's probably not a big deal. maybe--maybe she realized that chad is not gonna care what she's wearing and...and she's probably in his arms right now. >> claire: you know, sorry that dating app turned out to be such a dud. >> ciara: it wasn't a dud. rory was. >> claire: [laughs] well, you know, i guess you have to encounter a couple frogs before you meet your prince charming. just give it a while. i'm sure you'll find someone as great as theo.

joining us no to talk about this trade is chad morganlander.rning. >> good morning. >> kafcarl icahn on the half ti report yesterday told scott wapner that he was bullish after election night, but did say he is getting cautious now adding to some of his hedging because of this tremendous rally we're seeing. is that becoming a prevailing view? >> absolutely. you have not seen a post-election rally like this ever. valuations are somewhat topee, sitting at a forward looking multiple. mind you, it's an optimistic forecast on earnings and revenue growth for next year. roughly 17 times. we are slightly overweight equity exposure but looking at a long-term forecasted return in the range of 6%. >> as we talk about, there's tactical, the carl icahn reportedly buying futures when they dipped 800 points on election night. >> saying he wishes he bought more. the tactical trading stuff and the strategic long-term view. as a portfolio manager now, are you blending the two of them a bit more? are you more short-term focused now? do you kind of feel like you c

live in upper darby, chad pradelli channel6 "action news." >> all right, chad, thank you. >>> also new at 5:00 police made an arrest after two women attacked a wawa employee with hot coffee. this happened at the wawa on 69th street in upper darby yesterday afternoon. police say the women filled a cup with hot coffee in that store and then purposely tossed it in the employee's face. it is still not clear why they did this. >>> in delaware, police have arrested a smyrna man for trying to rob a gas station and a liquor store. according to officials 25-year-old philip harden confronted the female clerk at a valero in smyrna last night saying he wanted to rob the business. he ran to the back of the store. hardin ran off and tried to rob reba's liquors nearby. he's held on $6,000 bail. >> firefighters still trying to determine what started a fire that badly damaged a home in bucks county. this viewer video shows smoke pouring from the home as crews torque get under control. the fire started at 7:00 a.m. on red cedar lane in levittown. firefighters say two dogs died inside. no people were inj

thanks, chad. good to see you >> have a great rest of the week, everyone. >> five, four, three, two, one, go! >>jennifer: it's officially christmas time in new york city. last night thousands braved the 84th annual rockefeller christmas tree lighting. event featured performances from dolly parton, kneel -- neal diamond. the spruce stands 94 feet tall. it's the second largest tree to ever stand in the plaza. >>russell: can you believe it's december? and we're seeing all the signs. only thing missing is that c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. >>don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your docto

chad, what still looks attractive to you?> so i have three companies that are all rising dividend companies, also, that don't have a lot of debt on their balance sheet. dr. pepper, a 12-month price target of 99. danaher, price target of 90. and honeywell, price target of $130. well-capitalized companies. the thematic there is that operating margins over the nymex 12, 18, and 24 months will continue to gradually improve. giving us a big lift. >> a couple of industrial names there. interesting. jeff, want you? >> i can tell you what we don't like. and after a run like wae've jus had since the election, it's easier to find those. banks in particular have run too far, too fast. the regionals, in fact, have run, the s&p bank index is up over 40% at this point since the election. it's a little too far, too fast. and i also feel like it's being held up by, i think, well, let's just say, we'll see some tax recognition at the turn of the year. so we expect that to lag in the first quarter. you know, some of the pes in these plummmulti