educaiton next on caucus new jersey funding for this edition of caucus new jersey has been provided by the pnc foundation which supports early childhood education through grow up great a multi year initiative to help prepare children from birth to age five for success in school and life njit new jersey institute of technology the new jersey education association working for great public schools for every child the robert wood johnson foundation robert wood johnson university hospital the heart of academic medicine health republic insurance of new jersey and by johnson and johnson promotional support provided by the star ledger powering nj.com and by njbiz all business all new jersey [music playing] [music playing] welcome to caucus new jersey i'm steve adubato you know the evidence is clear for the strong foundation in early education is critical for a success later in life and the first part of a two part series here to discuss creative approaches to early childhood education we have michelle marigliano is the special projects and assessment coordinator for young audiences arts for learning o

minutes ago, eight pictures released from the philadelphia police taken from inside the atm here at the pnc bank just off i-95 near in aberdeen. the images were taken of a man using that atm card. take a good look at the pictures you're about to see. there are three cameras, one that captured the man from above, one that captures him from the other side of the door, and then there are those images straight from the atm itself. his face right now appears to be clouded from some of the lights coming in, but take a look at the coat he's wearing, the hood, the quilting on the jacket may help somebody out there figure out who this man is. we can tell you that the fbi was on scene here for most of the day. not just spending time at the pnc bank but also at a grocery store and going to some fast food restaurants all looking for surveillance video. we have spoken with employees at those establishments. they tell us that federal agents came in and wanted to see video, but they were looking for images that might help them in this case. we can tell you that agents are expected to come back in this are

first at the pnc bank, which is just steps away. and then here at this shell gas station which is full of surveillance cameras. as he walks in through the side door, this person of interest seems to be wearing the same black hoodie we saw him in from other surveillance cameras. he walks right to the back of the store, apparently on a mission, and takes it a bottled drink from the case. only nbc 10 was at the shell station tonight as federal investigators zeroed in on that same spot. dusting for fingerprints the man may have left on the door. the store is in the same shopping center as this pnc bank, where investigators say they captured other images of the same man using carlesha's debit card. after grabbing his drink, he heads to the front of the store, just in front of the beef jerky. he pays for his purchase and then walks calmly out the same door he came in. the person of interest was inside this store it seems for less than one minute. we do not yet know if the outside cameras may have captured him in his car as he was leaving

likely still with them at this point at the pnc bank machine, why? because these guys would need her pin number to use her card at the bank machine works likely still want her around and nearby in case she didn't give them the correct number, continuing, maybe, to fight them off, as she tried to fight them off from the start. and if so, if she is still in a car, while he is in the bank, who would be holding her down in the car? so a second accomplice is suspected, and maybe, second car, too, at this point, since if that first car has the windows kicked out, in the only would it look suspicious driving down 95, on a coal night with the windows all down, but also, would allow people to see inside and hear any scream for help out those open two shattered windows. chris, kerry? >> so many questions still steve, thank you. 6:05, two veteran attorneys reportedly taking on the defense for eric frein. pike county public defenders' office appointed two attorneys to frein, that includes one attorney with a extensive background in death penalty cases. meanwhile

education next on caucus new jersey funding for this edition of caucus new jersey has been provided by the pnc foundation which supports early childhood education through grow up great a multi year initiative to help prepare children from birth to age five for success in school and life njit new jersey institute of technology the new jersey education association working for great public schools for every child the robert wood johnson foundation robert wood johnson university hospital the heart of academic medicine health republic insurance of new jersey and by johnson and johnson promotional support provided by the star ledger powering nj.com and by njbiz all business all new jersey [music playing] [music playing] welcome to caucus new jersey i'm steve adubato the evidence is clear that a strong foundation in early education is absolutely critical for success later in life now this is a second of a two part series and here to discuss creative approaches to early childhood education we have michelle marigliano who is a special projects and assessment coordinator for young audiences arts for lea

lets go down i-95 to aberdeen and the pnc bank where "action news" reporter john rawlins is live. you have pictures of a possible suspect at least the man that used the victim's card. >> reporter: well, we have pictures, how good the pictures are, they were srnlly looking for better pictures today. the bank is now closed, earlier though we counted no fewer than seven investigators looking for other images of that man at this point we are just a short distance past i-95 and the hope is they can find pictures of that man that was here, 36 hours ago at the atm behind me at the pnc branch. fbi agents were on the move searching for video from this branch and other locations, this is a sprawling area, mini marts and stores armed with cameras. this man was seen using carlesha's atm card captured by the cash machine camera. thinking that person may have stopped for food and gas as well. the actual bank atm has a camera outside of its entrance door and agents checked the video from a supermarket from next door and are still expected to review video from this taco bell that opens at 6:00 a.

because she is likely still with them at the pnc bank machine detectives theorize, because they would need to get her pin number to use her card here and would want her nearby in case she didn't give them the correct number, continuing maybe to fight them off ' as she did initially sunday night, and throw them off, and if she is still in the car, while he's in the bank, how is she then being held down in the car, so a second accomplice is, again, suspected. and maybe a second car, too, since if that first car with the windows all kick out, not only would look very suspicious driving down 95, on a very cold night, but also would allow people to see inside the car, and hear any screams for help out those open two shattered windows. her big family, who first told "fox 29 news" yesterday morning, that they suspected career a was kidnapped for her pncatm card does in the recognize this guy. and while police, monday, firmly believe this was a random kidnapping at first, carl ear's family disagreed telling me that people at her god son's party sunday new carlesha paid for all the food, refre

pnc bank behind me is one area they are focusing on. we are off the exit of i-95. two agents are heading into the bank and they identified themselves as fbi agents but would not tell us what video if any they have been able to get from the bank or what they were trying to do here. we tracked two agents to this mars supermarket here. the video there that you see is the agent leaving the grocery store heading to the bank. we asked them multiple times, were you able to find anything? were you able to see any cars or any information on the video? are you able to obtain anything from the bank or grocery store, we refer to the fbi field office in baltimore who referred us to philadelphia police, we can tell you pnc bank is not commenting on the investigations. i spoke to a store security officer inside the supermarket. the mars supermarket. he told me that agents were going through their surveillance footage, but at the time i spoke to him, they have not been able to find anything. we also saw two agents heading up the road here to fast food restaurants and then other ag

these photos are from a pnc bank in aberdeen, maryland. gaither was taken from the sidewalk and shoved into a car on sunday. no one has seen from her since. her glasses and cell phone were found at the scene. >>> a former university of pennsylvania professor serving five to ten years for killing his wife was on the witness stand today in norristown, montgomery county. rafael rob is accused of hiding millions of dollars from his daughter. his wife's estate is suing to get the money back. >>> and the person who shot a delaware state university student last night is still at large. the young man was shot at an off-campus residence hall north of the main campus in dover. the student is now recovering in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police have not offered a description of the shooter. >>> the nbc 10 investigators have been keeping track of potential election problems all day long. >> investigative reporter mitch blocker is just finding out there's major fallout from an inaccurate and misleading mailer. >> the mailer came fr

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investigators know that this man used an atm at the pnc bank here in aberdeen, maryland. he used carlesha's atm card and withdrew money. it was minutes later that he was spotted inside this gas station. we do have surveillance photos from inside the pnc where you can see the man spending a few moments in front of the atm. then you see him in the surveillance video from this gas station clearly walking around the store. this is has given investigators hope. it is their best look yet at a man they believe knows exactly where carlesha is. they are making a plea to the public tonight to take a good look at this video and if you recognize him, police are asking that you immediately dial 911. now, the fbi has also joined this investigation. they have been reviewing surveillance footage of the traffic cameras from the i-95 corridor from philadelphia here to aberdeen, maryland, hoping that will also give them a lead on the taurus they believe this man may have been driving sunday night. we are live here in aberdeen, maryland. i'm diana rocco for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly

around the time police say this man used freeland-gaither's debit card at a nearby pnc bank. fbi agents were on the ground yesterday searching for this video and other evidence. we're also now seeing the first moments when freeland-gaither came in contact with her abductor on sunday. he reached his hand out to her on the 5400 block of green street. you see her slowly back away. >> she's backing away as she's looking at him 'cause she knows something such. we don't know if he said anything to her or what happened at that point in time. >> reporter: the man forced her down the street against her will. freeland-gaither's family says she moved from maryland several years ago and left behind an obsessed boyfriend. police need more but confirm they have leads and persons of interest including this man. her family just wants her home. >> just let her go. i just want her home. yawl can -- we don't want y'all. we don't want nothing to do with y'all just let her come home. >> reporter: the reward in this case has been growing. it's up to $47,000. if you have any tips northwest detectiv

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investigators believe the same man used her debit card at a pnc bank in aberdeen, maryland. >> everything is important when you have a case like this. it gives you a different angle, perhaps a better view of an individual. when you are gathering evidence, nothing is unimportant. everything means something. >> reporter: just a short time, three police officers from the 14th district showed up here at the family home. we will work to find out exactly why they are here and what information they may have. i also asked the family if they have any reason to believe someone would come from maryland to philadelphia to kidnap carlesha. we will have their response at 11:30. live for now, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> we talked to carlesha's grandparents. we found her grandfather putting up flyers on trees. they asked for any information about her abduction. nbc 10 talked to her grandmother about the man seen in the video. >> i don't know him. i can't identify him. i don't know if there was any connection with my granddaughter. all i could say is that whoever he is, i hope he is caught. he has an

as we slide over to the heart of wilmington, the pnc bank run and walk for ms is happening at 9:00. you'll have a lot of local street closures. mass transit is on the holiday. septa bus routes are cancel because of the parade this morning, david. >> reporter: on storm tracker 6 live double scan we have a little leftover noose sÉance snow shower from -- nuisance snow shower that is in clearing montgomery and in bucks, allentown, it's not doing a whole lot, but something to alert you of. if you're dressing the kids, dress them warm, gloves and all that stuff. if you're grabbing septa to get downtown, 36 degrees. 40 at noon, 42 is the high. 6:00 p.m., 36 degrees. winds running generally 1 miles per hour. at the big board, in case you're traveling out of town or folks coming in. that icon on philadelphia that's just referencing that light snow shower it will be done pretty quick, tam. >> going on to "healthcheck," the message seems to be getting through the best thing to do for your health is quit smoking or never start. the smoking rate dipped 18% for the first time last career. the s

for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. >>> coffee futures up almost 70% this year. what does that mean for the price of your morning cup? jackie di-ang jackie. >> as you mentioned, tim horton's raising the price of a cup of coffee by 10 cents as a result of raw costs going up. a lot of people wondering if this run continues and also is coffee just going to continue to get expensive for consumers? >> first i'll pay whatever they want to charge me. it is an addiction name in my opinion. but these companies tend to raise prices when they think prices may have peaked and lynn crease their margins when they go back down. i don't think they are correct in this. this is because after a brazilian drought. and brazilian government is predicting not great growing season this year as well. i think higher prices are probably here to stay. >> 10 cents a cup doesn't seem a lot to me. but it does make me think of inflation. what do you think of the inflation situation. >> ten cent

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for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. >>> plus signs today. in part maybe large part to the easing that occurred that we had the interest rate cut by the people's bank of china overnight, the quantitative easing by the ecb this morning and our market was up 176 points on the dow but we're well off that high and record territory for the dow and the s&p and the nasdaq's at a 14 1/2-year high right now. stocks initially jumped on the news of that. first the china rate cut. first cut in over two years. was our federal reserve paying attention? >> well, will janet yellen raise rates? joining us is mark zandi with our very own steve liesman. steve, why don't you begin here? >> well, let me start with some news we got. citi sending out a note saying that they've pushed ahead their date for hiking interest rates from september 2015 and they were already late and now they're in december. so i think there's an effect of what we're seeing and hard to know because other central

for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. >>> the dow jones industrial average is up three points. >> 0.02% change. >> but i think the market is probably waiting for tomorrow with the elections. it's a big deal tomorrow. today people are getting their ducks in order, if you will. about half the dow components are up. >> something is happening in housing that really has not happened since ronald reagan was in the white house. let's get to diana. what is it? >> it's not such great news. it's an ever diminishing share of first-time home buyers. we expected them to be coming back as the economy improved, jobs improve and prices recover in the housing market but they are now just a 33% share of home buyers according to a new report from the realtors and that is the lowest in nearly three decades. why? you could say it is prices. i want you to take a look at what is right behind me. this is in a very residential neighborhood in d.c. we are not talking about downtown where all

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for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. >>> welcome back. they have had good years you can see by the graphic and warning the utility sector may have run a bit too far and financials are better buy now and take the profits and utilities and double down on the banks and other financials. >> joins us with tom essay of ken sail trading and a believer in the utility sector at least for now. carter, go first and make your case for why you think the run is basically over for the utilities. >> sure. well, i mean, what this is based on, of course, is an issue of just too far too fast and not only, of course, the leading sector year to date but it's where utilities are in relation to their five-year trends and one looking at the s&p 500 utility sector, we have reached the top of the well-defined channel and this group is ascending since the bull market began and mean reversions are power and and we would think you're likely to have a period of underperformance relative to the

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he is with a wearing the same hoodie in photos from the pnc bank. the man heads for the bottled water case. he grabs his drink, pays and leaves calmly but not before giving us a good look at him. this store is in the same shopping plaza as that pnc bank and we watched as investigators collected evidence that the man may have left behind. more on that ahead. now we go to nefertiti live in philadelphia. >> reporter: we have new video where you can see the exact moment when the suspect approached carlesha before she was forced into this car. the new camera angle captures a man walking up to the 22-year-old. when she tries to get around him. that's when he grabs her. before the two disappear off camera. you remember that in the first video we saw, she was put in the car and then knocked out the back passenger side window of the gray ford taurus. police say the hundrt is on for the suspect. >> we will have more on the search for carlesha, including her parents' plea. >>> history is made in pennsylvania. >> election night 2014. the people have spoken. >>

for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." amazon hads over whether or not amazon has been undercutting authors by cutting the book too cheap. joining us now, author of the ebook, the battle of $999. how am, amazon and the big six publishers changed the ebook business overnight. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> help us understand exactly how this deal works. none of the reporting indicates what the numbers really are. >> that is true. unfortunately i wish i had more information for you. but as public as the dispute has been, we always knew in the end that the deal itself would be private and confidential. >>> who is the whipper of this? after all of this time. >> the simple answer would be amazon, to be perfectly honest. certainly hachette didn't gain anything by having their books filled promptly by amazon over the debate. >> how about on terms? >> good question. both sides seem to be happy with the deal right now, which

for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. >>> one world trade center in new york, you might have seen this yesterday. firefighters rescuing window cleaners stuck 69 floors above the ground. the workers were taken through a hole cut in one of the glass windows. that's how they had to actually get to them. this was on the 69th floor to one world trade center. we have a conference coming up on the 63rd floor. and then i looked at that. how much do you think these guys should get paid to do this job? >> way more than they're getting paid. >> what do you think? >> after watching this. >> it's normally pretty safe. window washers, if you're on the fourth or fifth floor, all buildings need to have their windows washed. >> you are a man who is afraid of heights. >> i am afraid of heights. we put a delay on and she explained why we put a delay, in case something bad happened. but later in the day, i was watching -- i think it was channel 7. is that abc? the local news. and they

for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. a normal -- >> easy way to get started this morning. >> we have a winner for the ft business -- >> i already saw that. >> and the author is no stranger to our audience. taking the title for capital in the 21st century, when they were describing the award, it was the most enjoyable read. and no one even read this 700-page monstrosity. it became a best seller. if you are interested, check out billy graham's op-ed piece in the "wall street journal." i guess the award was given because it's enjoyable and what a pleasurable read it is. 20 pages and you love it, right? >> on the beach. >> you said you read about 20 pages, right? >> i read the beginning and the end and -- >> it posted a massive amount of reviewes and this one came within the first three pages of the book. >> right. >> okay. i'd like to tell but

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they were caught at a pnc bank in aberdeen, maryland where someone used her atm card. the 22 year old was snatched off a germantown street sunday night. the reward for information in her case is now up to $47,000. we'll have a full report for you coming up on the fox 29 news at 6:00. >> pro football player devon stills figure this thursday night's game will be the most emotional game of his life. the cincinnati bengals defensive tackle will have his four year old daughter lea there when the bengals host cleveland. video of stills he posted on -- it was really of his pep talk with her before surgery and it went viral because it was so heart warming. children's hospital of philadelphia now treating little lea. stills hometown is wilmington and he was al all american for penn state as well. bengals have raised more than million dollars for children's cancer treatment and research from sales of stills number 75 bengals jersey. a huge thing. got a big check presentation that happens on thursday. >> high school football player is penalized for praying after making a touchdow

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he used the victim's atm card in a pnc bank in aberdeen, maryland, 6:00 a.m. monday and then walked through a convenience store to a maryland gas station. police need people to speak up about what they know and what they've seen. >> someone sees anything at all, even if they don't think it's significant, call us, let us determine whether or not it's significant. >> reporter: police captain here in the northwest detectives thinkthinks the same man seen ih of the surveillance clips. however, at this point police say they are not ruling anyone or anything out. iain? >> all right, jennifer, thank you. >>> breaking news out of montgomery county courtroom tonight. a jury reaches a verdict in the civil trial of a former penn professor who beat his wife to death. raphael rob pleaded guilty back in 2007 to killing his wife ellen. the murder happened in december of 2006. inside their king of prussia home. police say that he tried to make it look like an intruder broke in. ellen rob's children are now seeking damages in civil court. rob is spending five to 10 years in pr

for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. >>> still ahead on "fast money," nasdaq's $10 million makeover. we are live with the ceo in what will soon be the new home of our show. plus, the latest data on china's home prices coming in weaker than expected. and one trader making a big, bullish bet on gold. dan has a very special "options action" for you coming up. >>> but first let's play a little would you rather. >> i love this game. >> i know. >> initiating coverage on underarm you'under armour and nike a hold. which is a better bet? joining us is karina freedman. is this sort of like a pair trade in you think nike will suffer because under armour is succeeding? >> exactly. we think the runway for under armour is significantly better. nike is low double digits this year because of a couple big events like the world cup but we think it will be growing in line with the athletic segment. where we'd rather put our dollars is in under armour where it's growing three times th

for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. in a we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. >>> welcome back to "street signs." what you are looking at on the screen is the company ml o global. the reason we are bringing this up is that yesterday it was our under the radar name on street talk. we mentioned deutsche bank initiated coverage starting with a buy with a $12 target. today it looks like that call is being undermined. it is currently down by 48%. it seems as if the cfo has apparently resigned. we will keep an eye on this company and keep you updated as we get further news. >>> three big activist moves. both replacing

for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. >> welcome back, lawmakers tackle two major issues on alcoh capitol hill this week that could impact your money. what's to watch, john? >> the state of american politics these days is such not only is there no honeymoon, but the divorce comes before the marriage is consummated. we are seeing that this week. the flash points are, first of all, the keystone vote. second of all, immigration. immigration, the president's preparing an executive order to be issued sometime in the next couple weeks that would grant legal status to millions of people who lack that legal status now. some group of people connected to the dreamers who he legalized a couple years ago, republicans are contemplating what their response is going to be. either a government shut down, a shortening the time the government's funded, perhaps a problem with the debt ceiling, or perhaps just a legal challenge. now, on keystone, it's a little bit more difficult in the

. >> the card was used yesterday morning at this pnc bank, "action news" was there late this afternoon as fbi agents continue their investigation and investigators have surveillance video of the man that used the atm card and there are similarities to the mean seen taking carlesha, and we learned that carlesha has tied to maryland, she lived there with her grandmother, for four yours. >> she admitted she had concerns about some of her friends and she wants her back. >> please return her, we want her to be returned safely, we love her, we all love her. just return her to us, we are her family, she has a family here we need her. >> carlesha's mother spoke out making a heartfelt plea. >> just give her back please. >> the suspect photographed at the at m in maryland matches one of carlesha's former boyfriends and the person seen at the abduction. the reward went up significantly, from $15,000 to $47,000. meantime investigators here in our area went back out to the scene in german town, "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist got an exclusive look at that scene. >> reporter: that is right,

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for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. i'm just looking over the company bills.up? is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 50 megabits. wow that's fast. personally, i prefer a slow internet. there is something about the sweet meditative glow of a loading website. don't listen to the naysayer. switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "street talk." i'm mandy drury with brian sullivan. analysts' stocks you need to know about today. let's start on an up note. janney upgrading yum brands to a buy. >> the stock is up 2%. their target is 88 bucks, but they say the stock could go to $100 or more if no big quote shoes drop. they're talking more about problems in china. the downside risk appears to be about 60 bucks and said maybe yum could use a chinese tracking stock. bullish on yu

she was gunned down at a pnc bank on rising sun avenue. roney's execution is set for early january. >>> mixing politics withç pancakes. pennsylvania governor-elect tom wolf joined the urban affairs coalition for the group's breakfast today. the coalition works to unite government with businesses and neighborhoods to improve the quality of life for people. wolf says pennsylvania needs healthy cities in order to be a healthy commonwealth. >>> new at 6:00, another philadelphia charter school is going to close. this is the third in just a few weeks. school reform commission voted to close the charter school in german tonight. the school board says it will appeal this decision. amani, one of the oldest charter schools in the city will stay open during the appeal. >>> president obama is selling his landmark policy on immigration and republicans are vowing to stop him. >> we know we can do better. for years we haven't done much about it. today we're doing something about it. >> we will not stand idle as the president undermines the rule of law