. >> dedetective james sloane was talking about dwayne fletcher. he witnessed the abduction sunday night of carlesha freeland gaither and immediately called police. if not for that call, free land gaither may be a face on a flier, another missing person. thursday nightsh the big story on "action news" tonight is the emergence of a hero in this kidnapping case and philadelphia police are quick to give him credit. >> if he did not make the phone call or did not wait all we had was cellphone in the middle of the street and missing person report. and you have nothing. >>> "action news" reporter eva pilgrim is live at the kidnapping scene in germantown. eva you talked to fletcher tonight. what's his talk on the praise he's getting from police? >> reporter: well, jim, phelpser says he was doing what anyone that situation would do. he deposit know the woman screaming for help but says he could not ignore her cries. >> these chilling imamounts unfolded before dwayne fletcher's eyes. >> when she was screaming for help it seemed like she was calling for me n

fletcher said, that would be nice. he could use the money. live in germantown, nbc 10 news. >> nbc 10 and nbc10.com will continue to follow developments here at home and in virginia in the abduction investigation. >>> to our weather now, we're still seeing some light rain on the radar in south jersey and in delaware tonight. will that rain stick around for the morning? >> sheena parveen is here. >> a lot of the rain will be clearing out for the morning commute. that's the good news. but here's a look at the radar. still seeing light rain move into parts of south delaware and east jersey. even one thunderstorm in maryland setting up partly to move into kent county soon. right now, mainly seeing rain from kent county down to sussex county. atlantic county, closer to the shore, the shore points that saw heavy rain earlier today, the heavy rain is gone and it's really just this light rain that's left over. the rain will continue streaming and mainly four areas south of philadelphia as we go through tonight. but it will be clearing up for the morn

i'm lisa fletcher. it is no stretch to say that the department of veteran's affairs has a trust problem. when headline after headline appeared in newspapers revealing the death of a systemic failure in care for our veterans, millions turned to them for medical care, resources and support, the outcry was overwhelming. it caught the obama administration off guard and patients who had long waits, took down the v.a. secretary himself, a well-known war veteran. >> you are the veterans of americans, the most trusted among us, the most tested of americans. you're not only the heart and soul, but you are the very spine of this nation. >> after spending the morning paying respect to those in the line of duty, vice president joe biden spoke to a sea of military families about honoring those who are still with us, our veterans. >> we stand here committed to show our respect and honor and care for all our veterans. >> veteran, and now they're care for carried through the ceremony. emotions are still raw following a

fletcher immediately called 911 and gave police a description of the abduction and the get-away car. >> no, i'm just glad she's good, i'm good, you know what i mean, just rough couple every days, rough, you know. >> now, police credit fletcher for cracking the case. the philadelphia police detective tells "kyw news radio 1060", he thinks fletcher should get the $47,000 reward for information in the case. >>> stay with "eyewitness news", as we stay on top of the rescue of carlesha freeland-gaither and the investigation. when you're not near a tv, go to cbsphilly.com. while there, you can also sign up for breaking news text alerts. >> all right, right now, 4:33, let's get our traffic and weather together. is that rain all out of here, katy? >> almost. >> we're getting there. we're so close. so close. brunt of it is at least you can say that, this is our transition day. he will is that to brighten up, see sunshine taking live look just different view for you here from one of the "skycam 3" views on our own rooftop. nice wide zoom of the center city skyline, off in the distance, then we'

i'm lisa fletcher. we're talking about the u.s. relationship with asian nations, in specifically the trans-pacific partnership, a deal that would combine 27 trillion-dollar in gdp. the stakes are i and while president obama wants it to come together the negotiations are by no means over. we're debating it on this program. josh, a number of controversial components about the tpp. one of them is that this was negotiated in secrecy. why be so secretive about it? >> look, it's always a criticism in trade negotiations. it's good that people talk about it and push the boundaries. it's certainly important, there are important issues, and there are important public component to them which requires open discussion. and you put--i think there is an inherent tension in trade negotiations where components are deals waiting to be done. they provide the capacity for your negotiators to get a range of views about what the rules are going to mean, and allows for the impacts to be understood and better rules to be negot

police said today, they believe that fletcher deserves a reward. live "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> eva, thank you, let's go to dann cuellar who was following this investigation. joins us live from north philadelphia tonight, dann what you can tell us from there? >> reporter: federal authorities say delvin barnes confessed to the kidnapping and will be charged federally. he's on his way to virginia now. this say story of a smart, courageous victim that left clues for police to find her and dogged detective james sloane who never gave up believing they would bring her home. he describes the moment when he called relatives to deliver on the promise. >> she skans appsed the phone -- answered the phone and i said why do you sound gloomy you should cheer i said we found your sister and she's safe. >> riveting kidnapping has been seen around the world and it's only now we're learning how authorities were able to find carlesha and her abductor. authorities say the 22-year-old nurse deliberately dropped her cellphone at the scene to let everyone know sh

detectives believe that duane fletcher should get the award. he heard streams in coulter street and he saw carlesha being grabbed on the street and being thrown in the car and called police twice while trying to detract the kidnapper. >> i was screaming. yo, what are you doing? i don't know if her scream overpowered mine or whatever it was, but he was moving fast. >> fletcher found her glasses and cell phone on the scene. he said his true reward is that he'll finally sleep knowing carlesha is home and the suspect is behind bars. our coverage continues and you can logon for more of duane fletcher's interview and read more about the abduction investigation and the charges barnes is facing in virginia. count on nbc 10 to bring you all the news across our region. >>> first, we'll be checking to see if transit workers ratify their new contract with septa. expected to do so today. the two sides came to a tentative agreement last friday avoiding a strike that would have halted buses, subways and trolleys. >>> monitoring a hearing involving jerry sandu

. >> newton threw it right to fletcher, bradley fletcher, pick six, fly eagles fly. >> the eagles soaringvictory in monday night football, we're putting their performance into perspective this morning. >> good day, it is tuesday, november 11th, 2014. today is veterans day, so we want to honor those who served our country. we are asking to you send photos of yourself or familiar willly or friend veterans in the military, use the hash tag fox 29 good day and we will put them on air throughout the morning. >> share them here. >> 5:30 right now time to check with sue. we are in for a bit of the polar plunge, i hate to keep saying that but we have to be prepared. >> we do want to be prepared and make sure we have coats ready to go, bus stop buddy, some kids are off school but not all of them, we make it work anyway but happy to solute those who have served our country so he has his american flag on at the bus stop, sweat shirt should be good even though we are in the 30's and 40 a's. we will get in the mid upper 60es a. we will give you ten out of ten. sunny skies, milder temperatures. some mo

fletcher immediately called 911 and gave police a description of the abduction and the get-away car.no, i'm just glad she's good, i'm good, you know what i mean, just rough couple every days, even though i don't rough, you know. >> now, police credit fletcher for cracking this case. philadelphia police detective tell us "kyw news radio 1060", that he thinks fletcher should get the $47,000 reward for information in this case. >>> and, stay with "eyewitness news", as we stay on top of the rescue of carlesha freeland-gaither and the investigation. when you're not near a tv go to cbsphilly.com. while you're there you can also sign up for breaking news text alerts. ukee? >> erika, this is just unbelievable video. six people pulled to safety after their both catches fire off the coast of florida coast guard says the 40-foot cigar both erupt intoed flames thursday afternoon. another boater spot that fire, and prank into action. and it was just in time. as they rescued the men say they had just jumped overboard. >> i thought at any moment first thing, thing was just going to blow up. >> coul

he did think about pulling fletcher but today said he is sticking with him and here is why. >> i have respect for fletch and how he responds, do i make a move? you watch him come out and play in the second half, he made the same plays that beat him in the first and he was on it and played the ball and his press was better and he got better and fought through it. >> have you to have a short memory as a corner, you keep fighting sometimes you don't have the best play. you don't allow the mistakes you made to affect the next play, he did a tremendous job of bouncing back and doing everything we asked. >> the eagles made an interesting move putting wolf on injury reserve. it turns out he has a nagging knee injury and never told anybody about it. >> it was hard to say guess what guys, i am hurt. >> yes, it was, i don't like to make excuses, i wanted to play through it all. last year that is what hurt me. i've been playing, i have the most games played in state history and my whole goal this year was not to miss games due to injury. it didn't get better and the swelling went down but it's s

this man is a hero. >> if fletcher had not done what he did it could have been a missing persons case that wouldn't have been reported until todays later. the police say that carlesha dropped the phone deliberately, so someone would find it. police thought that carlesha kicked out the rear windows of the car, but she found a hammer on the backseat and use that to break the windows and used it on the suspect. sources say she deliberately gave him the debit card and pin number hoping to leave a trail. detectives got two other big breaks and they recognize the men in the surveillance video, as delvin barnes, the man they were seekering for a similar crime. they saw a dealership name on the car and they contacted the dealership and had them activate a gps they installed in case he defaulted on a car loan. that is where they got the jump on barnes and got carlesha. detective sloan made good on the promise he made to his mother that he would get carlesha back. >> entered the room and she was upset and i told her i have been looking for you and she started crying and her mom hugged her and h

fletcher is the hero. if there is any money given, i think he deserves it. >> reporter: so far, police have not determined who will get the reward. duane fletcher says if he inspires many people to act, that say reward. for "today" rehema ellis, philadelphia. >>> more and more companies are trying to figure out how to use them. and a drone may save your life some day. >> reporter: it's the difference between life and death. >> it's my dad. >> reporter: waiting for paramedics to arrive and agonizing minutes. now life-saving help is on the way. 23-year-old belgium student came up with the idea of a life-saving ambulance drone as a graduation project. with the built if defibrillator and camera streaming back to paramedics. it is all designed to save time. emergency responders take up to ten minutes, but the ambulance drone can cover the same distance in just one minute. when life is in the balance and every second counts, alex says the drone can increase the chances of survival by 80%. >> most people hear the

fletcher called the police and had to hang up quickly as events started to unfold. >> i heard banging on the window and i thought it was gunshots, and a couple of seconds later he drove off and i saw the cell phone in the grass when i walked up. >> fletcher called the police again and that got the ball rolling, police say if it hadn't been for fletcher she may not have been found. he was arraigned in maryland and is now extradited to virginia. those charges include attempted murder and rape for the virginia case, it's not clear which case will be tried first, or will he be brought back to philadelphia to face charges. it's unclear wendell vin barnes will be returned to philadelphia. >> david thank you. >>> turning to the accuweather forecast on this first friday of november, clouds are moving in this noon, lots of wind outside and a chilly night ahead. for more on that, lets head to the "action news" big board and melissa magee. happy friday. >> happy friday to you as well rick. winds are picking up and we are tracking spotty showers, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you a litt

i'm lisa fletcher. for years and years while the world worries what to do about climate change. everyone points their fingers at china. why should we do anything because china is not doing anything. but the agreement between supplement and china as president obama wrapped up his visit to beijing at the very least changes the optics. will this spur the world to action? have the u.s. and china overpromised welcome politics here are in play. what about china. can it deliver, and does it intend to. we're focusing on the realities and mechanics inside the deal. >> the two worst-polluting nations on earth shook on an historic deal pledging to do more to dramatically cut down on carbon emissions over the next 20 years. >> this is an ambitious goal, but it is an a chiefible goal. >> the u.s. greed to cut back its emissions by a quarter by the year 2025 compared to 2005 levels. china's president made an unprecedented promise to peak his country's commissions by 2030 or sooner. >> we have agreed to promote intern

. >> duane fletcher walking up green street in germantown when he heard carlesha screaming for help. immediately called 911, and gave police a description of the abduction and the get-away car. >> no, i'm just glad she's good, i'm good, you know, just rough couple of days, even though i know it was rough for me. >> police credit fletcher for cracking the case. a philadelphia police debt tells "kyw news radio" he thinks fletcher should get the $47,000 reward for information in the case. >>> and, stay with "eyewitness news", as we keep you to up date on the rescue of carlesha freeland-gaither and the investigation, you can find the latest development around the clock on cbsphilly.com. >>> your time right now 7:36. some bad news if you are trying to save money on groceries. discount grocer bottom dollar food is going out of business. sixty-six stores including 46 in our area will shut down after bottom dollar foods parent company sold them to ailed i. the stores will stay open, though, until the end of the year. this also means 2200 workers will be laid off. >>> some new information now

. >> bradley fletcher had a tough game.e was targeted 12 times and green bay receivers caught seven of those targets for two touchdowns. fletcher will start against tennessee but defensive coordinator bill davis said he thought about pulling him on sunday. >> i was watching him, coach, one more what do i do do i make a move and you watched him come out and play in the second half. he made those same plays that beat him in the first, he was on it, he played the ball. his press was better. he got better and fought through and he's a mentally tough human being and i was very impressed with the way he finished. >> reporter: is he still your guy. >> yes he is, absolutely. >> former bird jason avant was released by the panthers today. avant was in his first season with carolina. he made comments critical of the play calling after sunday's loss to atlanta. head coach ron rivera said the decision had nothing to do with those comments. >>> claude giroux could mix the next two games after sources say he took a puck on the foot in mon

. >> carlin also thanked fletcher. fletcher called 911 and gave police critical information about the kidnapper's car. >>> tonight we are learning new details about a police involved shooting in trenton that left police holes in a police car and left a man dead. the man was involved in a home invasion this morning. they say he shot at two officers as they pulled up to the scene. they were not hit but the gunfire left bullet holes in their suv. both officers are resting with their families on the. >>> the trained sniper that eluded police for weeks is now facing terrorism charges. eric frein told investigators he shot and killed and wounded officers because he wanted to quote make a change in government and wake people up. he appeared in court in pike county today via video. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> critical security failureses are being blamed for the white house security breach in september. a texas man armed with a knife climbed a fence to get into the grounds of the white house. hoemds reviewed

they believe wayne fletcher should get the reward. he said he heard screams on sunday night and saw carlesha freeland-gaither being shove under to the car and he called police as he tried to distract the kidnapper. >> i don't know if her screams overpowered mine or whatever it was, he was moving fast. >> and then fletcher found freeland-gaither's cell phone. he will sleep knowing carlesha is home and he is behind bars. for more information, logon to our website, nbc10.com. >>> a hearing is set in the case involving the land belonging to jerry sandusky's charity, the second mile. that hearing will take place and the charity is trying to sell-off the land and its goal was to help at-risk youth. sandusky is serving 30 to 60 years in prison after being convicted on dozens of counts of child sex abuse. >>> the execution of a man convicted of murdering a university of delaware student is on hold. a judge delayed the execution for james cook. he was scheduled to be put to death on december 4th. convicted and killing of lindsay in 2005. she w

fletcher will start begins tennessee but bill davis says he thought about pulling him on sunday. >> i was watching him, one more, what do i do, do i make a move. you watched him come out and played in the second half he made those same play that is beat him in the first he was on it, he played the ball, his press was better. he got better and for the through it. he is a mentally tough human being. i was very impress had with how he finish. >> is he still your guy. >> yes, he is. >> flyers captain claude giroux will miss next two games after sources say he took a puck to the foot in monday's practice. yesterday gm ron hextall says giroux was find, and it was normal day but you then skipped out on meet and greet with season ticket holders last night. that is when injury flared up and he was reevaluated find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station the cw philly and back here at 11:00. >>> stay tuned for "cb

. >> bradley fletcher had a tough game.e was targeted 12 times and green bay receivers caught seven of those targets for two touchdowns. fletcher will start against tennessee but bill davis said he thought about pulling him on sunday. >> i was watching him. wait one more washington do i do? do i make a move. you watch him come out and play in the second half he made those same play that is beat him in the first. he was on it. he played the ball. his press was better. he got better and thought through it. he's mentally tough human being, and i was very impressed with the way he finish. >> is he your guy still. >>> yes he is absolutely. >> claude giroux could miss the next too two games he took a puck to the foot. the gm says giroux is fine he practiced with the rest of the team. it was a normal day. but he skipped out on meet and greet with season tick holders last night. that's when the injury reporte reportedly flared up, and he was re-evaluated. >> and the final week of the friday football frenzy we need your vote on the

gentleman by the name of dwayne fletcher, everyone keeps saying he -- stuff like that. he witnessed it, he watched, he called the police tice. he waited for the police. he waited for me. if it wasn't for him, i don't think we'd have the same outcome. this man is a hero. i wish that he was here, but apparently he's at work until 4:00. i tried to get him here, and he's not. >> saw on the video the pickup. [ innaud bl ] deliberately trying to wait until somebody knew she was gone. is that correct? >> yes. >> you're saying carlesha -- to track her down? >> she's an intelligent girl. yes. >> you said she did that dl deliberately? >> yes, we believe that. >> did she tell you that? how instrumental was the gps? having a car being tracked by a gps system then being able to find the suspect? how tremendous was that gps system? >> i think it was an important part of the investigation along with other tips. it was a very important part of it. there were other things that went along with it and other things they were following up with simultaneously. >> like what? >> we don't want

detechives believe duane fletcher should get the reward. fletcher said he heard screams in germantown sunday night and he saw carlesha freeland-gaither being grabbed and thrown into a car. he called police while trying to distract the kidnapper. >> i was screaming. yo, yo, what are you doing? i don't know if her screams overpowered mine or whatever if was, he was moving fast. >> fletcher found her glasses and also her cell phone. he said his true reward is that he'll finally be able to sleep knowing that carlesha is home and the suspect is behind bars. of course nbc10 will continue to follow developments in the investigation. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's a chilly start this morning, but the sun is up and we'll see some sunshine before winds blow clouds back into the area with scattered showers. they won't last, they'll be out of here for the weekend and colder air will be riding in on that wind. right now 38 degrees and clouds over mt. pocono and trenton and wilmington with sunshine in the middle

. >> my name is dwayne fletcher. >> dwayne fletcher got a hero's welcome in city council accommodation and handshakes. his call to police as 22-year old carlesha gaither was dragged by an accused kidnapper credited with helping save the rick tim's life. >> my daughter's hero my hero fit wasn't for him my daughter wouldn't be here right now. >> reporter: fletcher explained it mark a triumphant turnaround from the troubled past life. >> when you show people that we can just do better, we can. we can. just got to give us a a chance. that is all. >> raise the roof for the philadelphia police department and their hard work. >> reporter: still more place and honors for detective james sloan and his squad whose pursuit led to barn's rest. >> thank god, thank the citizens, thank everybody that everything just clicked. >> reporter: finally posing with the citizen and detective who helped save carlesha her father and grandfather praised the victim who they revealed for the first time used her physical and mental strength to shield herself from her alleged abductor for three agonizing days. >> sh

fletcher tough afternoon. 10-0 packers. look at josh.e could have made the tackle but micah hyde steals it and he is gone. 75 yards for the touchdown. birds needed to be almost perfect in the game. 17-0. beats fletcher again. aaron rodgers three touchdowns, 341 yards. chip's face said it all radio right there. third quarter, picked off by yards for the touchdown. and the eagles pack in here. eddie lacy breaks five tackles on the way to the end zone. birds lose 53-20. 33-point loss is the worst in chip kelly's coaching career with the eagles and oregon. >> the way we played today it wouldn't matter if we played oakland who hasn't won a game yet. they would have beaten us up too. >> we will stick together as a group and come back to work on tuesday. >> now we will find out who we are. what kind of team you have. it easy on the other end of the thing like last week. you know, you are on national tv and everything going great and can't misand score a lot of points and special teams score. but now it is tough. this is going to be a good test

my name is paul fletcher. you know you know my dad arthur a fletcher. >> from kansas? >> yes. >> yes. >> i just want to mention that, though. absolutely. >> i was skimming i was skimming through your book and noticed one of the sections that i definitely have concerned with i read in the new york times it was $60 trillion that the banks used to launder arms and drug money from the cartel and selling arms to the iranians and no one went to jail, nobody went to jail, and yet jail, and yet we are going to jail for petty drugs. and i am glad you mentioned, , but when i tell people $60 trillion they still look at me like him talking about something that cannot be imagined. i'm like, yeah, it's hard to believe that when this economy is for trillion dollars and we have 60 trillion being stolen. and nobody. too big, they said, to go to jail. >> that was in the book, though, book, though, brother. >> that was in the new york times. >> outcome of the times? i thought somebody snuck something in my text. i got you. i understand. >> in the book you start out in the beginning talki

alabama letters mississippi state we have alumni from both sides, evan mathis the a alabama alumni and fletcherr room in a challenge to see who wins. the bull dog or the tid e. >> here we are with j mack my favorite players, j mack we are going to lambeau field,

aaron rodgers pick on bradley fletcher all day. his 21st half touchdowns both came against fletcher. thirty to six at the half. second is half wasn't any better. a an chest didn't want that and he didn't want this. eagles minus seven on take a aways, will well, guess what, give away take away nothing to take away from this one. eagles lose 53-20. tied with dallas at seven and three. >> hats off first of all to the packers. they played outstanding, in all phases, and we did quite the opposite. >> got to bounce back against tennessee. i'm keith russell with your sports in a minute. >>> all right. so at least three nfl teams were surprised by drug enforcement agents. dea agents spot-checked the medical staff have of san francisco 49ers and tampa bay buccaneers and seattle seahawks. investigation was spark by lawsuit filed in may, several former players claiming that the nfl, its teams physicians and players withheld information about injuries and handed out pain kill tours minimize lost playing time. dea says they are not targeting sp

. >> and i'm lisa fletcher. you could say it's about time when you talk about china's new pledge to get it's prim climate emissions under control. does any of this have teeth, and will it make a difference? we'll ask that live at the top of the hour. one year ago america tonight brought you the story that shocked the nation sex crimes on campus: >> i remember waking up and he was trying to have sex me... >> now we return has anything changed? >> his continued presence on the campus put the entire community at risk >> for the better... >> i was arrested for another false charge that she had made up... >> america tonight's special report sex crimes on campus: one year later on al jazeera america >> premium debating the best ways to preserve earth's best protected area. they're getting an amazing look at mapping what is below the sea, and soon you might be able to get a look as well. andrew thomas has this al jazeera exclusive. >> it looks like the opening scene of a names bond film. but on the front of these water

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. >> dwayne fletcher witnessed the kidnapping on sunday, carlesha freeland-gaither dropped her cell phone and he picked up her cell phone. >> when i get to the middle of the block i hear a scream when i turn around, i see images tussalling. i heard a bang on the window, it sounded like gunshots. i walked over and saw all the glass and saw a blade on the ground. >> the police call him a hero for getting involved and getting the police on the case right away. >> delvin barns was arrested nine years ago. the pennsylvania parol board denied his request early release four times. he was the granted an early release a he year ago. we spoke to his formal father-in-law. >> why is he walking around on the streets. if he had gotten the time he should have gotten with my daughter this wouldn't happen with these two ladies. >> police say he kidnapped a girl in wrich monday virginia -- richmond virginia, he hit her with a shovel and doused her with gasoline. she escaped, but not before suffering third degree burns. >>> the action cam was on the scene of the 4400 block of holden street before 2:00 a.m.

. >>> newton threw it right to fletcher, bradley fletcher, pick six. fly eagles fly. >> fly eagles fly, eagles soaring to victory in monday night football, we're putting their performance in perspective this morning as we always do it is tuesday, november 11th, 2014. i saw your tweets when i woke up. you stayed up to watch that. >> i stayed up to go to the bathroom which is the middle of the night. i checked out the game. >> yes, i'm glad did you. >> i'm bleary eyed. >> that is fun too. >> we will get to more in a moment. today is veterans day. we are asking townsend us photos of yourself friend and family members in the military. use the hash tag fox the two good day and we will put those photos on air throughout the morning. >> sue serio, we see some camouflage on some of the uniforms and that kind of thing last night. >> absolutely, yes, yes. we will be celebrating all of our veterans today with a decent weather day but we will start off this morning looking at our visability, because, they are reduced in some places, in dense fog, anywhere that we

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. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the "the stream," after six years and $14 trillion in losses, the united states seems to finally be recovering from the great recession at least according to the banks. but how are consumers faring? and worldwide debt is at a record high. are we heading towards another global financial crisis? ♪ >>> digital producer and co-host, wajahat ali is here, bringing in all of your feedback. you hear from the banks and the financial institutions and things look so good. and we talk to folks on the streets and it's not quite sorossy. >> some say the economy is recovering. however, for our online community, they are very skeptical: so there sentimentthat the system might be rigged. >> it was the most vicious hit to the u.s. economy ever since the great depression. the crisis resulted in 8.7 million jobs disappearing, an estimated $14 trillion in lost output, not to mention the millions of homes that fell into foreclosure, and from bank bailouts to out right buyouts, the feds and institutions have put forth various remedies. experts say we are recovering.

aaron rodgers pick on bradley fletcher all day. his 21st half touchdowns, both came against fletcher. thirty-six at the half. second half was not any better. sanchez didn't want that. he didn't want this. eagles minus seven on take aways, well, guess what, give away take away. eagles lose 53- 206789 tied with dallas at seven and three. >> hats off first off to the packers, they played 0utstanding in all phases, and we did quite the opposite. >> got to bounce back against tennessee i'm keith rust well your sports in a minute. >>> 6:26. the march of dimes and the pearlman school of medicine will announce launch of the new, prematurity research center, ten million-dollar multi year investment. >> yes. >> retired philadelphia eagles darwin walker will be on hand for today's announcement at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. walker is father of a preman mature baby so he will discuss his role as an ambassador dad for the march of dimes n pennsylvania more than 16,000 babies are born every year prematurely, and international

another big problem yesterday's game and i don't know how to explain this another play with fletcher.sterday's game i don't know why but eagles offensive line just decided not to show up, chris. not to show up, karen. the offensive line is one of the hallmarks on this team under killie what did you think of sanchez, a lot of eyes on sanchez. >> there we go, i knew you would have to go there. he over threw you so many receivers. i thought he looked horrible. >> here's what i will say about sanchez hardly anybody called me all night and even brought him up. if that would have been nick foles, every line would have been lit all night running nick fels out of town. granted sanchez, if he does this again next week then all bets are off but no, i do not think sanchez had a good game but it did not start with him. >> what is wrong with shady? another horrible game. >> i don't know if i would call it horrible, he had 88 yards which is not horrible but you're going in the right direction there. will somebody please explain to me why the human first down machine darren sproles gets two carries.

carlesha's father was at today's ceremony and thanked fletcher for his actions. >> i just wanted to thankthe media, i want to thank the police department, and also i want to thank the hero of my daughter, the one that told everything. [ applause ] >> freeland says his daughter is also the hero. he believes her kindness also kept delvin barnes from harming her. >>> happenening right now, the sniper accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper and leading police on the manhunt for weeks is in court. eric frein is appearing via video in commonwealth court. our affiliate in northeastern pennsylvania says the hearing is over. an amendment to the criminal complaint against frein. facing several charges including murder for the death of corporal bryon dickson. >>> we have new information on the accident that injured kathleen kane. doctors say she's still not ready to return to work. in a statement today, kane's office said since the accident the pain in her neck and back has intensified. attorney general kane will continue to work from home. she communicates with her staff and kept apprise of

fletcher, and you are in the stream. drowning in debt, predatory lenders are on the prowl for u.s. military members and veterans. what is being done to put an end to their schemes? plus, why do developers for the hit video game call of duty consult with the pentagon? and later, gaming for good, how veterans are turning away from medicine and turning toward their computer screens to help with pain.

. >> reporter: former ferguson mayor bryan fletcher runs a charity for business owners who have tapeig hit since the brown shooting -- taken a big hit since the brown shooting. fletcher says he's received threats and is not sure what will happen when the decision is announced. >> i know our state and county and local police are doing the best they can to prepare for it, but no one really quite knows. >> reporter: ferguson officials and business owners are asking for a 48 hour notice before prosecutors go public with the grand jury's decision, but some fear that could be enough time for people from out of state to come here and cause trouble which happened in august. >> if they don't do anything to darren wilson, it's going to be a big problem. >> reporter: regardless of the grand jury's decision, beauty salon owner trianda sleet is hoping for peaceful demonstrations. she says her business is suffering and all local merchants can do is protect themselves. >> you expect the police to do their part, but we don't know. they haven't in the past, so i'm not sure. >> reporter: the grand jur