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>> the individual detective sloan just mentioned would be eligible for it. >> mr. fletcher is the hero. if there's any money that should be given, i think he deserves it. i think you all think he deserves it. if he didn't make the phone call, if he didn't wait, alls we had was a cell phone in the middle of the street and a missing person report and had nothing. >> it could have been maybe 24 hours before you got that -- >> it could be more that. we all know that. also the -- you asked earlier about the video footage that we got. i'd like to thank the security guard that went into that building. he came in and opened up the building for us and allowed our detectives to recover that video which we got out to you guys. you did a great job getting it out. and tips coming in. extremely -- >> that's detective jim sloan with the philadelphia police department. other key members of the department talking about how this case came together and how veteran detectives sloan feel with 22 years under they felt feel to the great outcome of this case. feels goods to have helped ou

thanked everyone that helped out in this investigation, detective sloan was seen last night hugging carlesha's mother just hours after the 12e-year-old was rescued in maryland. sloan promised the mom he would get carlesha back and he felt good that he made good on that promise. he described what it was like when he called with the great news. >> she answered the phone and she sounded all gloomy, i said why do you sound so gloomy, and she said why? and i said we found your sister and she is safe and her mother got on the phone and i said your daughter is home and safe. >> he travelled to carlesha at the hop and it was a touching moment when he walked in and said i have been looking for you and at that moment everyone began to cry and they were tears of joy and relief and this case was so stressful but satisfied with the end result. >> thank you sharrie. >>> meantime, "action news" reporter, chad pradelli is in maryland tonight where the suspect was arraigned on charges earlier today. you have that part of the story. >> reporter: hey monica, delvin barnes waived his right to an extrad

it's up to people like me, sloan and others who have had success in the private sector to donate that money. i honor general shinseki and i have been in touch with him. i have thanked him for what he has done. the work to reduce homelessness by 33% -- i defy you to find another example in history where a country has been able to drive homelessness down by that much, that quickly. [applause] >> you have a distinguished record as a manager from but no background in health care which is central to the v.a.'s mission. how do you expect to be able to manage the v.a.'s massive hospital system? record, i correct the do have experience in health care. the procter & gamble company has a health-care business. ick's products.v [applause] we had a concierge medical service that some of you may be enrolled in and we spend during my time, we spent about $2.1 billion on research. we have a pharmaceutical -- so i'm not entirely new to health care. i am new to the hospital system and that is why you hire smart people. [applause] >> building on that, what have you learned at procter & gamble but you ho

. >> 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

. >> reporter: detective jim sloan says he was in constant contact with carlesha's family every time new video or information was released, he called them. last night he got to make the call to tell them she was found alive. >> we were all confident. that's why we said it. that's why i said it. i just felt something. hope. >> reporter: sloan says when he saw this tape and heard carlesha's screams -- >> it's something i wish i didn't hear. >> reporter: he knew this was no ordinary case. sloan and a team of detectives are quick to point out federal partners helped track the vehicle and helped find surveillance video and also came up with crucial out of state evidence to track delven barnes but said the case wouldn't have gotten the attention it deserved without this man, dwayne fletcher who also heard carlesha's screams for help. and tonight outside northwest detectives i did ask investigators about reports of barnes' confession. they say good, that gives hope to them that perhaps she won't have to go through a trial. reporting live outside northwest detectives, deanna durante, nbc 10

you're going to hear more of an interview i have with sloan as well as that witness that sloan calls a hero coming up tonight at 6:00. for now, we're live outside northwest detectives, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> abduction suspect delven barnes is no stranger to police. especially in philadelphia. ahead at 5:30, nbc 10's cydney long takes a close look at a violent crime involving barnes' ex-wife and her family. >>> police in philadelphia are looking for a man who's held up several businesses with a knife. the thief caught on surveillance video during two separate robberies last week. northeast detectives say the man stole a tip jar from fresh works on woodhaven road and tried to rob the getty gas station a few minutes later. police believe he got away in a white minivan. >>> a 9-year-old girl is killed crossing a montgomery county street. that girl was with her baby-sitter yesterday when the two ftried to get to a parked car. the child was crossing rockwell road when she was hit. the 18-year-old driver didn't stop right away. she went to a nearby parking lot who called her mom wh

." >> detective james sloan is speaking right now. lets listen in. >> i won't say something if i done believe it. >> what was it like to hear the words from carlesha's mother, for keeping her inspired, that you made a promise and you came through, what was that like? >> well, keeping a promise it felt good. overwhelmed because you have this 22-year-old girl that went through a hell of an ordeal and we were able to bring her home safely. >> how long have you been on the force, this is going on three days, when did you think, when did any of you think you may not see her again, did you think that? >> we didn't think that. >> we did not think that, he was adamant that we were finding her. he never gave up hope and we were on board with that. >> detective how long have you been on the force, and how does this rank in terms of highlights of your career? >> i have been on the force for 22 years, this is one of the more memorable cases. it just feels good help out and have a good ending. >> did you get a chance to talk to carlesha today? >>

chris sloane of our new york station wcbs shows how they spent hours to reach them. >> reporter: thisdeo was shot while they rescued two little boys overnight. >> what i understand it, it took the attention to where these boys were at. they were digging them out and people were screaming for shovels. they dug them out. they were 10 years old. fortunately they were alive and well. police got a big round of applause. >> reporter: one of the boys, j.j. martinez. his mother let cousins know on facebook how well they were doing. she shot this video and helped get the boys out. >> all i seen was the feet. the little boil's feet was shaking and his mother was he's already, he's there, he's there. the boys were playing in this parking lot across from one of their homes when they went missing just after 6:00 last night. that's when a frantic search started by police and residents. their guess, a snow plow had something to do with it. >> when i left at 5:30 the snow plow was out here. he started plowing already. he probably didn't see them or something because my son was just with them. >> repo

sloan drives. a career high. 31 points for sloan. he was unstoppable. and we're headed to overtime.ul pierce. laying in some truth hear. throwing down the dunk, he fouls. three-point play for him. he had 11 points. wizards by 3. john wall knocking down the jumper. less than a minute later. another upper. a season high 31 points, ten assists. his fourth double double. under ten seconds to play. last chance for the pacers. to roy hibbert for the three. no. the shot doesn't go. neither does the rebound. they are now 4-1 on the season. the first person to testify in the ray rice appeal hearing was not rice today. it was roger goodell. multiple reports stay nfl commissioner testified under oath for more than two hours today. ray rice is seeking immediate reinstatement into the nfl. so the former ravens running back was suspended it is definitely nearly two months ago. his lawyers contend the nfl has all the evidence originally imposed the two-game suspension. when they extended his punishment, they violated his rights under the collective bargaining agreement. he is expected to testify t

freeland-gaither's mother thanked lead detective jim sloan for keeping his promise. >> i'm bringing your daughter home. he said, "i'm bringing your daughter home," and he brought my baby home. >> thank you. >> he brought her right home. >> good job. >> thank you. >> reporter: detective sloan said freeland-gaither's actions helped them find her. you're saying she left the phone there as a way for you to track her down? >> she's an intelligent girl, yes. >> reporter: she also gave barnes her bank card pin number, which barnes used nine hours after the abduction near aberdeen, maryland, 80 miles south of philadelphia. police also released surveillance video of the suspect. another break came when a traffic camera captured the name of the dealer that sold barnes' car. federal agents tracked barnes down at a strip mall in jessup, maryland. and freeland-gaither suffered minor injuries and is now at home resting. scott, the suspect, delvin barnes, will be extradited to virginia where there he faces several charges, including attempted murder and assault. >> pelley: with a note that barnes has n

in new burg, new york, christine sloane, cbs two news. >> some famous philadelphians take the spotlight taney dragons kicked off the macy day thanksgiving parade. that team may have lost the little league world series but they won the hearts of the city. they were all smiles. >> reporter:. >>> in pitman volunteers got up for a thanksgiving tradition. they loaded up nearly 3,000 meals for people all over south jersey. it was started by ron zoltz. he says he grew up without much and the need is unmistakable. >> it's a lot worse than i can see in a long time, worse than last year. >> the cooking started wednesday with 71 turkeys. the restaurant distributed 3,000 slices of pie. >>> every year thousands of people finish thanksgiving and jump right into another holiday tradition. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers spent the evening in kennett square at longwood gardens. >> reporter: so, you've either 10 all the turkey now what? you could go to the movies if you're brave maybe go shopping or you could do something a bit different. and by different, we mean leap forward to celebrating the n

sloan met carlesha for the first time hours after she was rescued. >> i just told her, i've been looking for you. she started crying. >> reporter: tweet year police veteran was the lead detective among dozen of investigator who's spent 72 hours tracking down carlesha insisting she would be found alive. determined to get accused of kidnapper dell van barnes behind barnes. he praised a witness dwayne fletcher who saw the whole abduction. he waited for the police. he waited for me. if it wasn't for him i don't think we'd have the same out come. >> this is a stranger abduction. she didn't know him. he didn't know her. and that's pretty frightening. >> reporter: as police piece together what happened to carlesha after she was kidnapped off the street in germantown the commissioner says carlesha was a fighter. >> there was a hammer in the car. she broke the window out and hit him with the hammer. she fought. >> reporter: fb i.e. and detectives are still going through evidence from the car delvon barnes allegedly used in the abduction. sources tell fox 29 barnes has given the fbi a full stateme

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. >> without dwayne -- none of this would be possible and detective sloan. >> you hugged detective sloan>> he sat in my kitchen and said he is bringing my daughter home and he brought my daughter home. he told me was bringing her home. >> all right, kecia, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. up next, sergeant andrew tahmooressi, he is home too. he tells the story for the first time since his release from a mexican prison. from a mexican prison. it's only right here next. can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. when csx trains move forward, so does the rest of the economy. csx. how tomorrow moves. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm

detective sloane drove her parents to the hospital nroom maryland. >> i told her i've reason looking for you. she started crying. her mom hugged her and father embraced her and touching moment. >> carlesha's grandmother spoke exclusively to "abc news". >> we're doing fine. we're very tired. we want to get on with our lives. we're happy she's home. she's resting. we wanted to move on. >> barnes has a history of terrorizing women and there's questions of what he was doing on the streets to begin with. >> bottom line it doesn't matter he is not getting out of custody whichever direction he goes, philly or fir virginia. has last moment of freedom was last night. >> barnes tells authorities carlesha was unknown to him and he picked her at random. authorities are trying to determine if he may be linked to other crimes here. live in north philadelphia, dann cuellar, "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> brave and smart young woman, thank you, dann, speaking of barnes history we're getting a clear picture of who delvin barnes is. not only through the accusations in carlesha's kidnapping but other

sloan drives with six seconds gortat.r 84-84. in overtime. the wisconsin look to be aggressive. the wizards look to be aggressive. paul pierce. 37 years old. fellow.big throws it down. fouled for the three-point play. the wizards stayed on the attack. up theense to set offense. john wall to temple. oh back to wall. reverse lay-up. wall with 3 points. the wizards hang on 96-94 in overtime. stay in the nba. magic and sixers. win. with a chance to tobias harris. where is he? yep, put it up. beat the buzzer. bus. the magic win. you talk about beat the clock. knocks itls up and down without hesitation. magic win it 91-89. with 20 points. even though the redskins are enjoying some time off now bye-week will frustrate fans. no team needs this break more than the redskins. itself.ying to find morris has yet to get 00 yards in the game. differentree quarterbacks. turnovers a major roll in the losses and the defense gives up game.nts a the skins are now 3-6 and from guile. locks at theii record this delay a lot of guys in the locker room that were to the seasonook as our blueprint and it

you helped make this snow man, sloan. >> are you enjoying the the day. >> yes. >> are you going to fightnowballs. >> yes. i'm piling them up in the bucket right there. >> she has her bucket ready to go, all four, three boys and sloan working on the yard, dad was shoveling the the driveway, things are still slippery out here and i cannot fine the dog. they have cutest snow eating dog, we will see if we can find them in a minute. lets see what we have going on here, in collegeville, you can see it precipitating right there it is going back and forth between rain, snow, sleet, the whole 9 yards and we will have have decent snow falling at the moment. temperature wise we are above the freezing mark, it is 33.6 degrees, temperatures continuing to drop through the night. one last band coming through. let look at our snowfall amounts across the region. a areas that did the best were up through the the poconos, carbon county where we saw some spots with over 6 inches of snow. we didn't get quite that much here, we got three or 4 inches on the ground, wilmington at .3. storm scan three does show

sloan. sloan sabbith. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and this is the final season. it's like, six episodes? is going to be fun. >> yeah, november 9th. >> jimmy: aaron sorkin, jeff daniels, we love everybody in that. anything you can tell us about this season coming up? >> uh, this season sorkin just puts us all into this really impossible situation and then we try to see how we all kind of get out of it. that's what i practiced to say backstage. [ laughter ] i was like, i don't -- >> jimmy: you're in an impossible situation, and you try to get out of it? >> by the way, that's -- how did i do? because i really worked on that for like three minutes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no, no, no! >> they love it! >> jimmy: no, she told us nothing about the show. >> i told you everything. >> jimmy: if you went up to someone on the street and said, hey, have you ever seen that show where there is an impossible situation and they try to get out of it? and someone says, oh, you mean "the newsroom?" that's never going to happen. >> it will happen. >> jimmy: it will not happen. >> it will happen. eve

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 her father embraced her and it was a touching moment. >> yes, a lot of veteran investigators emotionally drained by this one, far too often they see a much different outcome. david rychannel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> delvin barnes was video arraigned at a courthouse in maryland and signed papers that would allow for his extradition to virginia. he is wanted for attempted murder in virginia so philadelphia is actually second in line. investigative reporter, wendy saltzman is looking into delvin barnes's passed. what have you found? >> they looking for other victims that may have been abducted by delvin barnes. he has a history of a crime spree over three states and more than ten years. this comes on the heels of a strikingly similar abduction, of a 16-year-old virginia girl one month ago. his criminal history police fear has the making of a sexual deviant. sp

in newburgh, new york, christine sloan, cbs 2 news. >>> thank you so much for watching.>>> shots fired on the mexican consulate, a federal courthouse and the police headquarters. authorities in austin, texas, say the gunman is dead and we're still learning new details of what happened. >>> black friday. the deals, the steals, the fights and the frenzy. we're live with it all. >>> and pope francis travels to turkey where he delivers a pointed message to his trip to this predominantly muslim country. let's get started. >>> hi there, i'm brianna

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. >> without dwayne -- none of this would be possible and detective sloan. >> you hugged detective sloane sat in my kitchen and said he is bringing my daughter home and he brought my daughter home. he told me was bringing her home. >> all right, kecia, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. up next, sergeant andrew tahmooressi, he is home too. he tells the story for the first time since his release from a mexican prison. it's only right here next. to take their medications regularly. so join us as we raise a glass to everyone who remembered today. bottoms up, america. see you tomorrow. same time. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. i found a better deal 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. ♪ come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about

. >> that detective sloan was on this from the very beginning.her kitchen table, and promised her, i'll bring your baby home and he kept his word. they worked around the clock on this. and i just can't say enough about how they followed up on different leads, we were able to, you know, track the individual, we found the scene where some of her items been discarded including a receipt that took us back to the acme here, and we were able to get video there that was better quality video than what we had before. and so -- >> where did you find that? >> on and on and on. that was in maryland. aberdeen, not far from where you see the atm. so there was a lot of good work that went into it. but the bottom line is she is back safely, and even the atf, and marshals, that found her, waited until he stepped out of the car before they moved n so we didn't have hostage situation. >> exactly. >> good move. >> it was good. >> what are the odds? how likely will it be he can come back to filly? i know dealing with what is going on, the charges in virginia. come ba