leeland vitter is live in charlesville with all the latest. help me understand this. he is being arrested for the abduction of hannah. is that true? >> he has been arrested for the abduction of hannah with what they call intent to defile, which is essentially sexual assault, and as we speak, he is in front of a judge down there in texas for an extradition hearing. early this morning waived his right to an attorney for the extradition hearing and also waived the somewhere -- the judge declared no bail. we're told that charlesville police detectives are en route to go retrieve him. jesse matthew was arrested yesterday out on a beach where local reports say he was camping. the fbi calls the deputy who showed up to investigate a suspicious person a hero in this case for finding jesse matthew, finding his car, and then bringing him in to custody. he was brought in to custody for the attempted -- for the abduction with intent to defile of 18-year-old hannah graham. university of virginia sophomore. we'll take you through the timeline of how this went. this is the key piece

leeland. >> reporter: hi, uma. a lot has developed over the past 24 hours.ecially, we've now learned police have searched the residence of this suspect. they have also seized his car. the man seen on surveillance tape, black male, 32 years old, tall, 250 pounds. also wearing lots of dread locks. at one point, seen with hannah graham. police say they simply don't have enough evidence to arrest him or somebody else. if you live in the city of charlottesville, you attend the university of virginia, if that young lady's touched your life in any way, you have the responsibility to help us find her. >> reporter: a lot of students and residents of charlottesville are taking that responsibility seriously. giving up their saturday to come out and search not only for hannah graham but any type of evidence that might be used in this case. >> this is a lot more personal because not only was she a student but it happened so close to me and so close to where i live. you know, i would walk home alone all the time. >> reporter: police spending their day searching as well. t

leeland vitt terse is live with more. >> we saw a slightly more reflective president obama and certainly the president's tone has changed a little bit about isis from when he called them the jv team a couple months ago. still he stopped short of sounding the alarm bells too loudly. >> i want everybody to understand that we have not seen any immediate intelligence about threats to the homeland from isil. >> i think the president is really out of touch with reality when it comes to what's happening in the world. i don't know why that is. perhaps it's political philosophy, foreign policy views. >> remember it was two years ago that president obama mocked, then candidate mitt romney's foreign policy views by saying the 1980s called and wanted them back. romney appeared to feel vindicated especially when it came to the rise of russia and isis. romney also hit the president again on the issue of playing golf on the president's vacation shortly after giving a speech about the be heading of american journalist james foley, something president obama seemed to regret. >> there's no question in my

leeland vittert live with the very latest on that search. what do we know about this so-called person of interest? >> reporter: the police seem to know a lot. we've learned a lot about him, but they have so far say they don't have probable cause to make an arrest. he's been seen on surveillance tape in the same area. hannah graham was last seen here 1:08 in the morning about a week ago. she was seen walking and then police began zero not guilty on this piece of tape, showing the man, dredlocks, 275 pounds, who put his arm around hannah graham and they believe led her off to a restaurant nearby and possibly had a drink with her there at that restaurant. today out on this same pedestrian mall, police brought out bloodhounds to try and trace the scent of hannah graham, possibly even the suspect themselves to try and get more information in this case. they've searched this person's home. they have searched also this person's car with search warrants, but not been able to come up with enough evidence. i talked to the police chief about an hour an

leeland vittert live with the details of what we can expect. hi. >> reporter: hi. it took three press conferences for president obama and at least a couple of weeks to finally articulate a clear strategy for dealing with isis. yesterday just before he left that nato summit, he seemed find his message. >> you can't contain an organization that is running rough shod through that much territory causing that much havoc, displacing that many people, killing that many innocents and slaving that many women. the goal has to be to dismantle them. >> reporter: republicans seem unconvinced, saying while the president has finally defined the mission as you just heard, they point to a lack of plan as further evidence that the white house is bungling the response to isis and allowing the terrorist group to now grow into a terrorist state. >> the fact that we have let this go and especially over the last seven, eight months as we've watched these columns of isis fighters travel city by city and have not hit them by the air, this is irresponsible. >> reporter: we've learned that p

good morning, leeland. >> good morning. the flag that is now flying over ft.see, but this is a replica of the flag that would have flown back 200 years ago that they raised after the bombardment of ft. mchenry. that was the turning point in the war of 1812 when they fended off the british there. remember, for a few days, the british had been planning this massive bombardment. they held a young francis scott key in baltimore harbor of their ships. as he looked out on the nooip night of the 13th, he saw something that resembled a little bit similar to what we saw last night. everything went up in fireworks yesterday to commemorate that bombardment and what it looks like out there. and it was actually the next part of the song that vice president biden talk about. >> it does not just wave above us. it lives in our hearts. the heart of every american. we are americans. and as every american enemy has -- whoever faced us has learned, it's never, ever been a good bet to bet against the united states of america. >> so in the dawn's early light, the men who still held

filed a suit against the mayor accusing him of taking campaign donations from the same fbi who paid leeland yee. it's one way to get information in the defense. >> the defendants are reaching out to see if they can find evidence to help them in the defense of the case. >> the mayor's campaign team released a statement saying this is a baseless lawsuit with ridiculous allegations. we take these seriously and if and when the mayor's campaign seize specific information we will take appropriate action. >>> a new investigation is underway in san francisco after eight dogs were found abandoned following an,e vision. they eviction. many are missing fur and you can see the outline of their rib cages. people who live in the neighborhood say they were horrified to hear about the neglect. >> it makes me sick. i think -- anyone who would do something like that is just a very sick person. they need to be punished for it. >> six of the dogs tearier mixes -- terrier mixes. they will likely be put up for adoption once recovered . >> several lawmakers accused of pg&e and the state public utilities commissio

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leeland vittert is in washington taking a look at the administration in damage control mode. >> reportersident for that matter says today. many here have praised. k. prime minister david cameron for coming out swinging against isis. today he and president obama released a jointly penned op ed piece headline, we will not be cowed by barbaric killers. while it's long on rhetoric, it was short on specifics about what the long-standing transatlantic alliance will do to stop isis and president obama is still taking heat over these comments from yesterday. >> our objective is clear, that is to degrade and destroy isil so we can continue to is that rink isil's sphere of influence, its effectiveness, its financing, its military capabilities to the point where it is a manageable problem. >> reporter: manageable? that's when you're closing a lane on the freeway and you got to go down the freeway with three lanes instead of four. then you manage it. but this is isis. they want death and destruction to the united states of america! >> reporter: the nato summit isn't just about isis. russia will be h

. >> thanks, leeland. >>> i've got to say i spent an awful lot of time in charlottesville, virginia.e aggressive pan handlers and homeless people. they're threatening. i've always wondered why the police put up with that. >> you describe that walk from the campus to the mall area going through seedy parts of town, under a bridge. >> it's like any place. if you put up with drunk people getting in your face and grabbing at you and demanding money, and they do put up with it down there, it makes it a threatening place. >> it is scary. at least four girls have gone missing or murdered there in the last five years. >> troubling. >> hopefully this has a happy ending and not a sad one. >>> four minutes after the hour. some other stories in the headlines monopoly new developments in the search for suspected cop killer eric frain. police may be closing in as officers are shutting down roadways and scouring the woods of the poconos not far from where his family used to live. police believe that's where the. protected shelters have been set up for some people living in the area as police tell o

25th year of the commemoration of the death of the honorable mickey leland, george thomas "mickey" leeland, form -- leland, form early the eighth congress person in texas. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia. >> mr. speaker, we have no other speakers and would be ready to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i would yield myself such time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i have the good fortune to know former representative mickey leland and i'm pleased to join my colleagues in the consideration of h.r. 78, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 4110 almeda road in houston, texas, as the george thomas quk mickey" leland post office building. born in lubbock, texas, in 1944, mickey leland earned a degree in pharmacy from texas southern university in 1970. he quickly became a local civil rights leader, organizing the black citizen action team in protest against polic