including hannah graham. so to me it says they're pretty certain it's hannah graham. >> even chief timothy longo talked about the difficult phone call he made to hannah graham's parents today after the discovery. i want to bring in now coy barefoot, investigative reporter. you've been covering the story from the very beginning. what's your reaction to the news today? >> we are exactly five weeks since hannah graham went missing here in charlottesville. and law enforcement confirms to me this afternoon that a decomposed body was found about ten miles south of town. this is in the red hill north garden part of albemarle county. and interestingly, it's about five miles from where morgan harrington's remains were found in january of 2010. this is a very heavily wooded area of albemarle county. again, just about 10 or 11 miles south of town. and we have confirmed now with chief longo and colonel sellers with the albemarle county police department that a body was indeed found. it will go to richmond to the chief me

right now matthew is in jail charged only with graham's abduction. >>> news graham's body may have been found is hitting the alexandria community very hard tonight. graham graduated last year from west potomac high. she played on the softball team and tonight a former coach talked to our vanessa herring. >> reporter: craig maniglia said he always thought hannah graham would change the world. >> in my opinion she's a hero because she is the one that brought this monster down. she is the one that this pedophile can't do this again and if it wasn't for hannah and a very heavy price to pay, she's made it safe for so many other children. >> reporter: graham played high school softball and maniglia was her coach. the two met when the graham family moved to the state from england 12 years ago. maniglia said graham served as a captain her senior year. >> she kind of led the home plate meeting with the umpires because the other ones would all look when the umpires would say the ground rules and they would look at each other and hannah would roll her eyes and go here's the ground rules. >> report

five weeks for hannah graham. see the intensity of the effort. >> morgan harrington, being another young woman who sadly disappeared five years ago, who also has a tie to jesse matthew, the suspect in the case. >> a forensic link between morgan harrington and jesse matthew. now we'll have to see about hannah graham. >> so talk a little bit about today what they announced today and did not announce. so the apparent human remains tied to the case, not i.d.ed yet formally and yet the folks investigating this disappearance have the confidence to come out, in effect hinting this is remains tied to the case. why would that be? did they likely find something else there to tie it to hannah? >> they must have visually seen something that they believed that they -- that they were confident enough to immediately call her parents. >> right. >> but they have been keeping her parents abreast of everything. and the remains now will go to the medical examiner's office in richmond, the capital of virginia, and forensically, they w

remains found this afternoon could be those of missing uva student hannah graham. >> tonight, graham's family, friends and the uva community anxiously await official identification of the remains. >>> hello. i'm bruce johnson. the five-week search for hannah graham may be over tonight. authorities discovered human remains on an abandoned property outside of charlottesville around noon today. police have notified the missing uva student's parents. it will be up to the medical examiner to establish positive identification. but police say the hannah graham case is now a death investigation. surae chinn joins us now from charlottesville, where people are reacting to this major development tonight. >> reporter: bruce, there seems to be a cloud over charlottesville tonight. people are sad, not really wanting to talk about the latest development about this potential huge break in the case. hannah graham went missing here at the pedestrian mall, a very popular place where lots of students hang out, visitors hang out and come to see around the campus. she's been missing for 35 days. the remains

>> reporter: hannah graham and morgan harrington.now, they're only connection was that they're both college students from the state of virginia, and both disappeared after they were walking alone at night. >> all the police tip line with anything that just might help us to bring hannah home. >> reporter: but now, the two young women and their families may be connected through tragedy. police are saying they have new forensic evidence that may link the recent disappearance of graham to the unsolved death of harrington from 2009. police searching for graham call it a significant break. but wouldn't elaborate. and it came after investigators searched the car and apartment of 32-year-old jesse matthew, accused of kidnapping graham after being seen with her in these surveillance videos on a friday night into saturday morning. the parents of 20-year-old harrington believe it supports what they've been arguing for weeks. that the suspect in graham's disappearance may be the same person who killed their daughter five years ago. >> that's wha

. >> hannah graham's hometown has been on edge for weeks. tonight they finally have closure, although not exactly the way they would have wanted. >> and a presidential hug today for the dallas nurse treated here for ebola, the cure that came in just a week. >> reporter: a veteran d.c. journalist shares the images she captured on a reporting trip to one part of west africa. >> plus got plans for the weekend? >>> it's the news everyone feared but no one wanted to hear. i'm debra alfarone. >> i'm derek mcginty. that confirmation came late today. the human remains and oned last saturday in a rural al be -- discovered last saturday in a rural albemarle county area were that of hannah graham. >> the remains were found 10 miles from where hannah graham was see in charlottesville downtown nearly six weeks ago. bruce leshan was there as the search for hannah graham ended today. >> reporter: it is horrifying distressing news, but no one ever really doubted that the body police found in the woods near here after weeks of searching was hannah graham. vi

graham disappeared a little more than a months ago in charlottesville.ct in her 'tis appearance, jesse matthew, junior. he's been charged with abduction with intent to defile. graham hasn't been seen since the night in charlottesville when she was seen on surveillance camera tape with the suspect following her. her disappearance prompted massive searches involving more than 1200 volunteers. it's included emotional appeals from both law enforcement officials and her heart broken parents, john and sue. >>> we want to get back to our other top story, president obama has his point man to handle the ebola crisis. ran klain is in charge of the response to the virus. but his expertise is not infectious disease. he is a former chief of staff to vice president joe biden. so why did the white house choose him? joining me now, fox news contributor, pat goodell. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> and i know that you know mr. klain personally. so i want to start with this. how would you describe ron klain's characters and capability as a leader? >> first of all

news as we wait for word about the remains found this weekend and missing college student hannah graham. >> jesse matthew slapped with rape and attempted murder charges and it has nothing to do with hannah graham. >> a friend and former football teammate of jesse matthew describes the matthew he once knew and he reacts to the latest charges. >> showers and patches of rain roll in tuesday afternoon and we had to issue a yellow alert for wednesday as well. we'll explain why. >>> jesse matthew, the suspect in the hannah graham case, is indicted on charges related to a nearly decade old fairfax county rape case. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. tonight the 32-year-old is either charged or linked to three area cases. the charges filed today include attempted capital murder, abduction and sexual penetration related to a sexual assault of a woman in fairfax in 2005. the then 26-year-old victim was able to provide enough detailed description to yield that police sketch, one that years later would link matthew to the case of morgan harrington, the virginia tech student who vanished in cha

no sign of graham. matthew walked into the local police department with his family a week after she disappeared, asked for a lawyer, got one, but then left without talking. he was found days later on a beach in galveston, texas. now back in virginia, he is currently charged with the abduction of hannah graham with the intent to defile. and sits in the county jail without bond. no word on how long it will take to identify the remains but if they are those of hannah graham, jesse matthew could be facing a murder charge. christi, victor? >> jean casarez, thank you so much. >>> i want to talk about this via phone with uva professor aand radio host coy barefoot. thank you for being with us. first of all, i wanted to clarify, in jean's piece she says this was characterized as a routine search. is there any indication that matthew provided any information that led them to this area? >> at this point, there is not. we don't know for sure at this point if he said anything that may have tipped the search team to

graham: my name is wendy graham. i'm a professor and director of the water institute at university of florida. a very interesting place hydrologically. there's a lot of freshwater and a lot of people and a lot of land-use changes going on. well, the largest user of water in this region of florida is agriculture. and, in fact, in florida in general the largest user of freshwater is agriculture. but public water supply is a close second, and, in the not too distant future, i'm sure will catch up and overtake agriculture as the major user. i grew up in the bahamas. we lived on a little island, and we had our well here and then we had our septic tank here. and that proximity i always found kind of fascinating. and i'd spent most of my time out of doors. there weren't a lot of indoor distractions -- very few movie theaters, no shopping malls. so we spent our fridays and saturdays on sailboats in the ocean. and then we'd get home to shower, and the water would be off 'cause we only had water from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 in the a

graham: my name is wendy graham. i'm a professor and director of the water institute at university of florida. a very interesting place, hydrologically. there's a lot of freshwater and a lot of people and a lot of land-use changes going on. well, the largest user of water in this region of florida is agriculture. and, in fact, in florida, in general, the largest user of freshwater is agriculture. but public water supply is a close second, and, in the not too distant future, i'm sure will catch up and overtake agriculture as the major user. i grew up in the bahamas. we lived on a little island, and we had our well here, and then we had our septic tank here. and that proximity i always found kind of fascinating. and i'd spent most of my time out of doors. there weren't a lot of indoor distractions -- very few movie theaters, no shopping malls. so we spent our fridays and saturdays on sailboats in the ocean. and then we'd get home to shower, and the water would be off 'cause we only had water from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 in t

graham would prescreen men based on their intellectual pedigree.ed, a donor sheet listing their iq and academic accomplishments would be mailed to interested shoppers. over 200 progeny were born from genius sperm, children he hoped would better the human gene pool. the question is, did it work? so 30 years ago what robert graham tried to do in manufacturing genius was hugely controversial. but nevertheless, he was inundated with people who wanted to utilize his services like a couple that lives in this building in new york city. >> before finding the repository, adrian and david rand tried for years to conceive naturally, but with no success. >> at what point did you realize there was something wrong? >> we visited the doctors. she turned out to be exceptionally fertile. and i was exceptionally infertile. >> adrian wanted the experience of birth. so adoption was out of the question. after hearing about the repository on tv, they decided to check it out. >> so what did you actually read about the repository that struck you? >> really the basic thing

in fact, he has been charged with a felony in regard to hannah graham, abduction of hannah graham.spect. sources close to case of morgan harrington, another young girl, virginia tech student that went missing in 2009, her remains were found in a rural area outside of charlottesville january 2010. forensic links to jesse matthew, dna link from jesse matthew to the remains or items of clothing of morgan harrington. we don't know that there is a forensic link to hannah graham because they have not released what the forensics are, but there is probable cause that he kidnapped her. and so there is a link there because you suddenly have someone that is linked to another missing person and now there's another missing person. remember jesse matthew was seen on surveillance video with hannah graham minutes before she was ever seen again. >> and we're seeing some of that surveillance video here. and we saw some pictures of the suspect. just a very sad case for the family of hannah graham. we're going to be watching it very closely. jean casarez is going to stay with us and we'll have that fo

you know, we need to find hannah graham. that is front and center on our minds right now. >> if it turns out that jesse matthew is responsible, would that bring any sort of comfort to finally know who is responsible for your daughter's death, or -- comfort is probably the wrong word we don't have any desire to tear him from limb to limb or hurt him. i just want to prevent him from hurting anybody else. that i am vehement to do. i don't even really feel angry because my mind just -- i can't comprehend how somebody could hurt and, you know, kill our beautiful morgan. it is unfathomable to me. >> i have had several people ask me why aren't you just furious about this? again, maybe we're just sort of in shock. anger is not a word that currently comes up. i think we are relieved. and i think we are concerned about what the future holds. you know, this is just the next chapter insofar, a five year journey that has been pretty ugly. and as you mentioned, from the standpoint of the grahams, the missing phase is really the worst. >>

is this in fact hannah graham? also the cause and manner of death which can be extremely difficult when you have a situation like this. those black pants could be extremely important because perpetrator dna, who did this, could be found on that potential piece of evidence. >> just an added question, where these remains were found, were they -- i know matthew is suspected in another woman's death right? was it anywhere in proximity to where that woman's body was found? >> reporter: within miles of where morgan harrington's remains were found. here's something else. yesterday we were talking to neighbors in the area. we found a neighborhood and a home that jesse matthew and his mother lived in together up until about 2008. neighbors said they knew them well. his mother is a wonderful woman that he would be friendly to neighbors. that's four miles away carol from where the current remains are. >> jean reporting live from charlottesville, virginia this morning. >>> police in indiana say a suspected serial killer has le

graham's cadillac and drive up to cal tech and talk to the students.nd they say, you want to meet the genius of the whole school? that's his office. so i'd go knock on his office door. and tell him this whole story. and he said, okay. >> he slid in the bathroom and provided a sample? >> yeah. i thought, whoa, that is so cool. >> why do you think the repository became known as the nobel sperm bank? >> oh, that was the press. it was called the repository for germinal choice. and press got wind of it, and boy, oh, boy, they just went to town with it. >> once one starts down this path which is based on false assumptions in life, you not only start thinking in terms of science fiction about improving the breed. you also start thinking about controlling the breeding of people whom we don't like. i think we've all seen where that leads in nazi germany, not that long ago. >> the idea of selective breeding was enough to cause headlines. but the biggest pr blowout would come from one of their controversial donors. >> i think graham is dealing with questions that

her body was discovered just five miles from where graham's remains were found.ew once lived with his mother nearby. matthew has also been indictmented on charges of attempted murder in fairfax, virginia. authorities didn't mention matthew in their statements today but said their focus is now on determining what charges will be brought and when. matthew's attorney said his family will continue to pray for the grahams and the harringtons throughout this ordeal. charlie. >> rose: we'll be right back. on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or you can call 1-800-medicare. medicare open enrollment. you'll never know unless you go. i did it. you can too. ♪ hi michael! looking good! trying to keep up with you! i told my co-worker karen that i take metamucil because it helps me feel fuller between meals. it's just one small change that can help lead to good things. now she's breaking up with the vending machine. nope

stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for new developments in the graham case. our crews will have more live reports from charlottesville tomorrow. also look for updates on all of our social media platforms. breaking news right now out of riverdale, maryland where two men were shot in the parking lot on the westside apartments near the corner of 54th and jefferson streets. they were taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. at this point we do not know what led to the shooting. so far we are told there are no arrests. i want to return to the weather tonight. a chilly night with some areas seeing the first frost of the season. eileen? >> well, let's get right to it. new at 11:00 we actually have a frost advisory that has been expanded eastward to now include sites like montgomery, fairfax, and prince william counties. you can see on this map all the counties highlighted in blue under a frost advisory as temperatures will be flirting with freezing. so it's going to be a cold start to your monday morning. temperatures at this hour have already fallen in

search for graham in walnut creek park.ed off that search. investigs s they are focusi their attention on, quote, recent evidence. they have limit resources to carry out a public search. al b marl c police are asking anyone who sa to call th. graham was last seen on september 13th and friends got a text message from her about 1:20 in the month on saturday morning. she was seen walking and, station. running past a pub and police think she walked into the temple restaurant with jesse matthew. a week later police searched matthew's apartment. he's been charged with abduction with intent to defile graham. due in court september 4th. news 4 will have cg coverage. we'll check with david cu vots . we're mosting updates on light at nbcwashington. >>> graham's case wasn't the only person involving a missing person. right now volunteers are searchg for two missing children, jake sob and sarah hoggle have been missing for more than six weeks. police think their mother might anything children are, anything. you find volunteers at the g

i want you to hear a little bit of what the grahams had to say, john and sue graham, the parents of hannaha few statements they put out. when we first met chief longo, he's the chief of police there in charlottesville, he promised to find our precious daughter, hannah. and during five long weeks, his resolve to fulfill that promise never wavered. when we started this journey together, we all hoped for a happier ending. sadly, that was not to be. they go on to say, put simply, hannah lit up our lives, the

he has not told police anything about graham's whereabouts. matthew's preliminary hearing is set for december 4th. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for the latest developments in the hannah graham case. tom will have more live reports from that area tonight at 11:00. also look for updates on our social media platforms. county police say a security officer accidently shot a bystander at a restaurant in college park. investigators say two men attacked the guard overnight at a mcdonald's on baltimore avenue. police say the guard tried to use pepper spray on the men, but it didn't work. during the struggle the guard fired his weapon, striking a woman nearby. she was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the most powerful man in the nation is weighing in now on the race for maryland's governor. just a short time ago president obama spoke at a rally in upper marlboro for democratic candidate anthony brown. >> certainly the feeling of a pep rally here. after all, the president of the united states was here. if elected, this would be th

what graham did is now commonplace.airfax cry yoe bank, inside this building, billions of sperm have been collected, all for a shot at creating a baby. >> have you used a microscope before? >> not since school. they're fast little boogers. >> 20 million will be produced in one man. >> they oversee the collection to cryo tank. >> is it hard to become a donor? >> it's a rigorous screening progress. we want high-quality guys. less than 1% will make it through. >> less than 1%. >> statistically, it's easier to get into an ivy league school than it is to get into the fairfax donor program. >> that's wild. >> yes. >> thank you for calling, this is chantelle, how can i help you today? >> we live in a competitive world. now more than ever, parents are looking to give their kids every possible advantage. they come here looking for genetic material to do just that. >> okay. donor 4315, scottish, hazel eyes. right now he has two ici vials available. >> they're searching for genes to help them create kids that are healthy, good-loo

police say they could find more dna linked to the possible murder of hannah graham, and more as well. we begin first with the ebowl diagnoses here in the u.s. the public health services are on high alert. what do we know about this person infected with ebola in texas? >> well, all we know is they were in liberia, traveling to the united states in september. from the time the person got on the plane to the time the person got off the plane, they were not ill. but it was four days later on the 24th when this person first became ill. two days after that on the 26th they went to the hospital because they were sick, and at the time they were told to go home. the person was not tested. two days later then, now, then the 28th, eight days after riding back into the united states, back in the hospital by ambulance, got tested, was put into isolation and the test subsequently came back as positive. so as you mentioned, anderson, while we have had patients diagnosed with ebola, those patients were diagnosed in africa and then sent here. this person was the first person to be diagnosed in the uni

are they those of hannah graham?>> plus, new details seem to back up the police officer, darren wilson' story that he feared for his life after a struggle in the police car. does this mean no indictment? no trial? he is free and clear. ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! thanks, g. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. centurylink your link to what's next. >>> the prime suspect in the dispence of hannah graham indicted for sexual assault. a grand jury has just indicted jesse matthew in a rape from 2005. the charges very importantly include attempted murder and abduction. the case against matthew is growing. he has

the search for hannah graham goes on. jesse matthew is being investigated for possible links to other cases involving young women. he was accused of never -- but never charged of sexual assault in 2003. the alleged victim did not pursue the case. the search for hannah graham continued with a new tool, a ne, a camera and infrared technology. doesn't continue to search on the ground -- doesn't continue to search on the ground today. the hearing on the abduction charge against jesse matthew has been delayed, he is still scheduled to have one court hearing tomorrow and that involves a traffic charge against him. the traffic charge is related to win police say he fled from agents, fleeing all the way to texas. although that is going to take place in the courthouse, jesse matthew will be here. he is scheduled to appear by media link from jail. >> northern virginia bureau chief will be in the courtroom in charlottesville tomorrow. four men accused of hacking and stealing more than $100 million worth of software from microsoft an

hannah graham disappears. a sudden nine years later, they file these charges against jesse matthew. >> right. the reason for that is they collected the dna in 2005, they collected dna in 2009 in the harrington case or shortly -- 2010 when her body was found -- but they had no one to compare it with. they look at the files of dna records. there's nobody on file with that dna. once jesse matthew became a suspect in the hannah graham case and they get samples of his dna and compare it to the earlier cases that were unsolved, that's where they get the match. >> we have a lot more to discuss. i want both of you to stand by. tom fuentes, coy barefoot. more questions, more answers right after this. eeeeeeeee financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole-in-one, quicken loans will pay your mortgage for an entire year. that is how it's done. truly amazing! get in the hole-in-one sweepstakes. enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans and you could have y

no sign of graham. matthew walked into the local police department with his family a week after she disappeared, asked for a lawyer, got one. but then left without talking. he was found days later on a beach in galveston, texas. now back in virginia, he is currently charged with the abduction of hannah graham with the intent to defile and sits in the county jail without bond. no word on how long it will take to identify the remains. but if they are those of hannah graham, jesse matthew could be facing a murder charge. chri christi, victor? >> all right. jean, thank you so much. >>> the man suspected of killing a state trooper, some people believe that they've seen him. we'll tell you where these people believe they saw the man and what officials are doing right now to actually find him. >>> plus, with so much information -- maybe we should say misinformation and fear about ebola, how will americans and the government react when flu season kicks in? that's going to happen soon. and people all over start

we have team coverage of the hannah graham investigation. alfarone and frank kratovil are both on the scene tonight. we begin with hank and what authorities are saying about the remains found yesterday. hank? >> reporter: well bruce, they are not saying much about the remains. what they are saying is coming through the woods and the areas in and around the property where the human

the man charged and his connection with the disappearance of hannah graham. an alleged case of road rage leads to terror. >> he almost actually -- >> here with the victim said he lived through. and 4 people dead, tied to a recall. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] assaultak in a sexual and fairfax county. the police believe the man responsible is jesse matthew, the man charged with abduction in connection with missing uva student hannah graham. now a woman who spoke with the victim moments after she was attacked in fairfax said she knew in an instant something was wrong. jay korff joins us from fairfax. what did she say? that asaid emotionally traumatized and confused young woman came to her door late one night, nine years ago, asking for help. the authorities say that it happened along the wood line behind me. today they say that jesse matthew jr. is the suspect. >> she was lucky to live. ago, a manrs attacked a woman carrying home groceries in fairfax city

. >> and the man charged with the disappearance of hannah graham, what he drove to texas and what charlottesville police left behind. >> reporter: the ebola on u.s. soil, hospitals and u.s. health agencies stepping up to fight this deadly disease. >> a chilly start thursday and clouds begin to roll in and a look ahead to your weekend forecast. >> good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. >>> earlier this year he was placed on the fbi's 10 most wanted fugitive list, but tonight police believe he's dead. >>william bradford bishop who lived in bethesda was accused of bludgeoning his family nearly 40 years ago. >> bradford bishop took off after allegedly killing, burning and burying his mother, wife and sons. fbi agents thought the suspected family killer was still out there somewhere, maybe hiding in plain sight, but now they suspect the former state department employee is dead and has been dead for three decades. >> tonight all signs do point to alabama where the fbi focused its search and where bishop's body may be. on thursday the fbi is expected to exhume a body in alabama believed t

they have notified graham's parents. police are working to find the identity. her friends and family preparing to hear the worst. in university late saturday, shock and grief. word spread that officials found human remains, possibly those of hannah graham. >> i think it's really scary and definitely disturbing. >> it's terribly sad. our hearts go out to the whole family. >> if it turns out to be hannah, it's important her parents get closure. >> the police chief made the grim announcement. >> before noon today, a search team from the chesterfield sheriff department was searching an abandoned property. they discovered what appears to be human remains. >> the chief described the grim task of informing graham's parents. sergeant mooney of the police department made a difficult phone call and reached out to john and susan graham to share with them this preliminary discovery. >> reporter: those that found her also spoke out. >> a definite wow moment. when we sent guys out it was with the hopes they would go with a fresh set of eyes and turn something up. >> reporter

also developing news in the case of hannah graham. will the remains found over the weekend turn out to be the missing uva co-ed? does her body hold a clue to who murdered her? plus the suspect in the graham case just now indicted another rain rape and attempted murder in the washington, d.c. area. all the latest ahead. and news tonight, there may be a suspected serial killer in the nation's heartland. the body count so far? seven women police fear the body count could rise. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is, why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she g

graham's. tell the desk it's okay he said.in an unguarded moment. he has been been a cabinet member and so forth. he doesn't want to show up in the paper like that. the official then called bradlee at home to repeat the appeal. bradlee recalled saying it just boils down to this question mr. moore of whether mitchell said it or not and whether the "washington post" reporter identified himself as a reporter and if he did that, all my requisites have been satisfied. mitchell's comments stayed in the paper. to be honest, i was frightened. bob and i were 28 and 29 years old. a raw threat from the former attorney general probably the official closest to nixon was not normal in the course of business as we knew it. the statement about doing a little story on all of us was chilling. we knew a lot about how they operated, dirty tricks, sabotage, espionage but ben did not miss a beat. this is a great story, get it in a paper fast. he couldn't wait to tell katharine graham to stop by my desk the next morning and asked with a smile and di

we spoke to people who answer the hannah graham tip line. they say of course the tips have slowed since saturday's discovery but they still need your help. 434-295-3851. you can also e-mail any tips to cpdtips@charlottesville.org. tonight at 7:00 i'll answer your tweets on the air. debra alfarone, wusa 9. >>> speaking of next steps, that meticulous and detailed work continues where a medical examiner is examining the remains found. the tests are being done to see if the skeletal remains are those of hannah graham. she's been missing for more than a month now. at the scene today, investigators still looking for clues as to how the remains got to the abandoned property which is 10 miles south of charlottesville. nearby residents still shocked over what was found. >> and i'm 82 years old and i ain't never had nothing happen up this way at all. >> it could be several days before we know the identity of those remains. >>> the body of a suspected killer was found next to a school baseball field this morning. that was after edward heal's gray honda

searchers yesterday dur search for missing student hannah graham. the fairfax teen disappeared more than five weeks ago. >> the remains were discovered in an abandoned property in albemarle county. >>> news 4's darcy spencer has the late of the on this developi story. >> thousands of hours have been ment and civilian voluntee in an effort to find hannah. charlottesville chief's face w. >> they were searching an abandone long old lynchburg road in southern albemarle county where they discover what appears to be human remains. the remains could be of missing uva student hann word. iting for > the remains will taken to t noon on an identification. th abandoned property of albemarle county. t ten miles south of downtown charlottesville where graham was last seen five weeks ago. this sadly is now a death investigat therefore, we will not be releasing any additional details concerning specifics on the scene or scene. >> reporte as another sign that the long search may be over, police canceled a previously planned search for sunday and the police chief exp

. >> we could find out at any moment where the remains found are those of hannah graham. but what is taking so long? >> on the ebola front, new limitos who can enter this country and where. >> how it affects us in virginia, maryland and dc. >> it's been nearly 40 years since ebola was discovered and still no vaccine. >> the fbi is trying to find out if radical groups have recruited teens from the us. >> legendary ben bradlee has died. >>> journalism has lost one of its giants. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm derek mcginty. he was perhaps the greatest newspaper man. the whole world says goodbye to former washington post executive editor ben bradlee. ben bradlee died at the age of 93. almost 50 years ago, the navy veteran and harvard grad became the deputies managing editor after famously telling publisher katherine graham, it was, quote, one he'd give his left one for. as bradlee fearlessly took on the us government and published the pentagon papers during the vietnam war and also put two rookie reporters on an obscure break-in at the democratic national headquarters, and bac

he is accused of abducting graham as well as intent to defile her.also being eyedd in four other sexual cases matthew's attorney issued a statement stating he is waiting to see the results of the autopsy until then no further comments. >> now a fox lus alert rumors swirling that the boyfriend of nina pham is hospitalized with symptoms. health officials not confirming the report. the 21 day inkcation period for thomas duncan's family and friends is now over. casey has the latest. >> 21 days when it all began 48 people have had their temperature taken twice a day by healthcare workers. they are looking for fever which is one of the first symptoms of ebola. none of the people ever showed any symptoms and that all ends today. the access monitoring program. more than 50 healthcare workers do continue their monitor bug it is over for thomas duncan's family and friends. those four family members including duncan's fiancee will not be going back to the apartment that they once called home. >> the three moved out they will be living in the same spot for a few

well, let's go back to hannah graham. talk to you, brian, about the skeletal remains found in southern virginia and how long it might take for police to identify them. >> well, carol, we were told it would take a few days. experts have said everything from two days to identify the remains to maybe 14 days so it could come any time now. the most common refrain we've heard is that it could take anywhere from seven to 10 days. that would put it as possibly making an announcement tomorrow on saturday. possibly next tuesday, but they're being very, very careful. they kept the rest of the skeletal remains on the site for a few days so that they could just comb over every possible detail. they needed to go underneath the remains to see if dna had seeped into the soil. they had to test around the remains to see if there was any other trace of dna, so they're being extremely careful, carol. so we may not hear maybe for a few days. >> and joey, i'm just wondering. let's say police do identify these remains as hannah graham's, will

for weeks, this community has come together to search for graham, holding vigils. her parents pleading for the public's help. >> please, please, please, please help end this nightmare for all of us. >> authorities are now conducting forensic tests on the remains hoping to bring closure. >> they will look at the clothing, personal items, dna, dental chart, anything they can to make a positive identification. >> as this community braces itself. >>> now in a statement, matthew's attorney said i understand the search teams found remains on an abandoned farm. we are waiting to see the results of the medical examiner's autopsy. no further comment. meantime, the community has call off a large search for graham that was scheduled for later today. erica. >>> kristen, thank you. >>> this morning, the cruiseship carrying a health care worker being watched for ebola is now back at port. carrie sanders is in galveston this morning with more on this. >> good morning. the carnival cruiseship magic pulled under the cover of darkness, among the passengers that woman who was in isol

the medical examiner has confirmed that those remains are those of hannah graham. a man named jesse matthew has been charged with her abduction and he remains in custody right now in charlottesville. we have a crew on the way to charlottesville and we will have a complete story for you later tonight. hannah graham from fairfax county virginia, discovered october 18, remains have positively been identified by the medical examiner's office and we will keep you -- keep you updated on this breaking story. they have expressed prayers going out to the graham family and her family has now asked that the public respect their privacy during this time. back to you. on your side with a consumer alert for parents. evenflo recalling 200,000 rear facing car seats. the company says the buckles can theme difficult to unlatch, am safe qt one buckle. easilykles don't release and it is hard to free a child in an emergency. owners can contact them or go to our website for more information. >> high school students will get to sleep in a bit. >> the question is if you think it's a good

is in custody.charged with graham's kidnapping.d to the death case of virginia tech student morgan harrington. she had gone missing outside of charlottesville five years ago. but was later found dead at a nearby farm. for the first time.the u-s military is dropping weapons and ammunition to kurdish forces fighting with isis in syria. u-s officials say the weapons were dropped in the city of kobani.as isis works to take over that key border city near turkey. but the americans have stepped up their airstrikes in kobani -- 11 of them overnight. the islamic group left 70 bodies.at a syrian hospital near rock-kah. that city was taken over by isis last year. also, many kurds who have left the battle are gathered just but some are refusing to leave the area because they fear they'll never make it back. keene state college students are cleaning up from a chaotic weekend. after parties near an annual pumpkin festival in new hampshire turned violent. dozens of people were injured and at least 49 people were arrested. between friday and sunda

. >>> the mysteries go on in the disappearance of uva student hannah graham, still no positive id on the body found in the woods almost a week later. >> but today a fairfax county judge ordered the man accused of abducting her to be brought before him to answer charges of murder and abduct in a nine year old rape case. >> reporter: jesse matthew still merely at albemarle regional jail. we have no word about when fairfax authorities might come here to pick him up. as you say, the body that is believed to be hannah graham is still at the virginia medical examiner 's office as the investigators there struggle to positively identify her. the one person that we have who is talking is the guy whose tip may have led to that body. >> september the 30th early in the morning i was heading to a job site. >> reporter: bobby pugh still shaken by what he saw over three weeks ago. >> there was buzzards on the rooftop and in the tree on the back corner of the property, not a normal amount, 20 to 30 at least. >> reporter: pugh is a hunter and the buzzards hunted him. >> about an hour later i said i g

help sustain us as we face a painful future without her. >> tonight the man charged with hannah graham's abduction is still in jail. no word yet on charges against jesse matthews who is facing charges in a murder and 2005 rape. he is also linked to virginia tech student morgan hairington in 2009 he hasn't been tried in that case. >>> graham was a good student and played sof ball. softball. today's news devastated the community. >> yellow ribbon, love, and pain in the neighborhood of fairfax county, the place where hannah graham grew to a girl to a varsity athlete and talented musician at her high school before heading off to you university of virginia. great sadness come from some who didn't know her but kept her in their hearts. >> i know my husband read it on his phone when we were leaving, it's like you just want to burst into tears. it's really sad. >> she plays for the same softball team hannah did and her mother says this community is grieving with the graham family. >> i play softball and the people i played with played with her growing up. they are definitely dealing with it. it

this is where calls to the hannah graham tip line are answered. so far about 3,500 tips have come in and police are begging everyone who lives in that radius to check their property now. >> you may not think it's very consequential, but putting it together with all the other pieces that they have, it could be the piece that breaks open the case. >> reporter: they say any time we do what we're doing now which is putting a tv on about hannah graham they get more tips. here's the tip line, 434-295- 3851. of course, you can e-mail to cpdtips @charlottesville.org. the rain is not a good day for the search, so tomorrow they hope to get more people out there and sunday they want to get this manned aircraft with a hi-res camera that can take pictures all over the place. they say they'll do that on sunday, all of that, the aircraft and the software, all donated. live in charlottesville tonight, debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> virginia governorrer terry mcauliffe avalanche -- governor terry mcauliffe apologizing for making a suggestion for a job off for his daug