Continues into her case and whether barnes could be connected to any other cases we mentioned. Hes now in virginia, thats because he is facing charges thereof attempted murder, kidnapping, as well as rape, police say in october barnes hit a girl, a 16 year old girl, in the head with a shovel in that state, through her into the trunk of his car, then made her strip naked before terrorizing her. He reportedly also told that girl that he had kidnapped before. Well go through our missing persons files, see if anything even remotely fits as a possible. We do know one thing, had we not rescued her, the outcome may have been quite different. Now, Eyewitness News sources say that barnes has confessed to kidnapping carlesha. That of course is still under investigation. Again, she is now at home with her family. Were going have much more on this coming up in our next half hour, including reaction from Law Enforcement in two states, who say that this has been the highlight of their career bringin
Weekend and he was unable to recover. Good afternoon, im Elizabeth Wenger in today for frank mallicoat. Im michelle griego. We start with that breaking news this noon. Cbs reporter Omar Villafranca with more on the death of the first person diagnosed with ebola in the United States. Reporter Thomas Eric Duncan is now the first person in the United States to die from ebola. The 42yearold liberian passed away after being hospitalized at Texas Health Presbyterian in dallas since late last month. The hospital released a statement expressing its condolences and saying ebola is a disease that attacks the body in many ways. Well continue every effort to contain the spread of the virus and protect people from this threat. Duncan was originally sent home when he first came to the hospital. By the time he was admitted four days later, his condition had worsened. Duncan, who brought the virus back with him from liberia, received experimental treatment and kidney dialysis. Health officials are kee
Its the first time china has committed to cap carbon emissions. As for the u. S. , mr. Obama announced a goal for the year 2025 and under that plan, u. S. Emissions would be cut by 26 to 28 below levels recorded in 2005. Good thing we have traffic and weather to hear that story. You needed to know whats going on in china its going to be interesting the next few days. We are going to see showers return as early as this evening. The whole pattern may switch to a wet pattern which is great news. Off the coastline there is a storm system headed in our direction so the clouds will be thickening up throughout the day today. Temperatures will be cooler only in the 60s probably even low 60s toward the coastline. And then this evening, a chance of a couple of raindrops. Now, because those clouds are holding the temperatures up fairly mild in some spots 59 in livermore and oakland and 60 in San Francisco. This afternoon mostly cloudy skies. Holding off on the rain just yet. Temperatures in the 6
Related. Was he injured . From he was not injured. The officers injuries are considered serious but not life threatening. Shoppers are getting out for another round of retail action this black friday. Heres a live look at one of the stores that should be busy today. Walmart in san jose. Now, stores are opening early this morning all over the bay area. Some of the same stores were open for shopping last night. So kpix 5s anne makovec is at one of them kohls on El Camino Real in colma to tell us about the new thing, the thanksgiving shopping day. [ laughter ]. Reporter the whole black friday experience is significantly different. It is a lot calmer here and that the kohls store in colma, you can see there are about three dozen cars in the parking lot right now. A lot of people are already finished with their shopping. Americans were expected to spend 2. 5 billion yesterday alone. Shoppers came to the outlets in livermore in droves. There were lines everywhere even to park. The stores wer
Endless, incredible good afternoon, im frank mallicoat. Im michelle griego. Scientists defied the odds and landed a spacecraft on a comet traveling 84,000 miles an hour. Its not easy to even just send a spacecraft to another place in the solar system, let alone, um, land a small probe on a comet. Cbs reporter Charlie Dagata with the moment scientists at the European Space agency realized history was made. Whoo reporter scientists in germany celebrated the success of the decadeslong dream. The rosetta space shift released a 220pound lander that dropped for 7 hours before attaching to a comet. This is a big step for human civilization. Reporter its the final stretch of a 4 billionmile journey. [ nonenglish language ] reporter the European Space agency had been chasing the comet since the launch of the rosetta in 2004. Catching up to a comet traveling up to nearly 84,000 miles an hour meant using the gravity of the earth and mars as a slingshot building up speed by swinging around both pl