he gives much of the credit to this man, personal friend alex guerrero. >> he has been an incredible influence in my life. >> many are claiming he is a snake oils salesman. >> i would not be able to play today without what he has accomplished for me. >> and focused on a 2005 federal trade action against him for pretending to be a doctor and using tv infomercials to sell a product called supreme green, curing or prevent cancer, heart disease and diabetes with study showing remarkable results. cindy: but the ftc found he was making also advertisement and there was no real evidence at all, which he eventually admitted to 2020. >> you have no science? >> there is no scientific support. >> but since then he' s become one of his closest advisers, even godfather to his younger son. >> does he regret his past? >> he probably has things he wishes he would have done differently. as holistic approach is proof and what you see on the field . they have even opened a sports therapy business together. >> i tremendous belief in alex and what he has accomplished with me. in the 10 or 11 years we have

a magazine article spells out past complaints against alex guerrero. he faked his die at the time supplement to cure cancer. the of the c banned him from ever claiming to be a medical doctor. fherer 0 is behind brady's wellness regime. >> 10 years ago when i spoke with alex i think why we got along so well because we talked about all these things about being proactive with your own career, being proactive with your own life, and what are the things that you're going to do that may be different than whether other people may believe in. >> brady says it hasn't read the boston magazine article but it's reporting on issues he says take are all in the past. >> this is a highly controversial moment. a baseball player accused of that broke another player's leg. seat right there. adrianna diaz shows us tonight the entire city of new york now seems to be hungry for revenge. reporter: as the playoff series between the new york mets and the la dodgers moves to the city field in queens tonight. >> controversial slide that broke the leg of shortstop ruben tejada is

one question that was on everyone's mind still, tom brady and alex guerrero. >> 3/4 whether something works for you is one you have to believe in and stay consistent to committed to it. >> he still can get around, so whatever he's doing, keep doing it. >> i'm jealous of him because he didn't get hit much. when he got sacked the other day i was thinking to myself. to help support them in whatever way we can, you know, we'll do whatever we can. >> reporter: with the kids from program from the hokomoc ymca, i'm butch stearns. that's what we're talking about. [ cheering ] >> dan wilson talking about boating, 24 hours to vote for our high school game of the week. >> we'll keep it active until 11:00 on wednesday and i'll reveal the winner tomorrow night on the fox 25 news at 11:00.

he was responding to criticism of a friend and business partner, alex guerrero . a recent magazine profile claimed guerrero lied about being a doctor ... and falsely claimed his nutritional supplements cured cancer. coca-cola hit back statements sasang its s oducts are safe and could be part of a balanced lifestyle. kellogg's pointed to multiple studies linking cereal with good health. jessica rae: cubs fans are paying top dollar to watch their team try to make it to the world series for the first time since 19-45. tickets to the cubs home playoff games were listed for r record average of 13- hundred, 25- dollars and-93- cents. the most expensive cubs ticket now listed is a first-row box seat in the infield for just under 12-thousand bucks. that's nearly twice the previous record set for a league championship... which was for the san francisco giants in 20-12.2. the cheapest ticket is a 500- dollar upper deck ticket for game three. the cubs last won the world series in 19-08 that's the longest drought in sports history. jessica rae: friday night football fans get

one question that was on everyone's mind still, tom brady and alex guerrero. >> 3/4 whether something works for you is one you have to believe in and stay consistent to committed to it. >> he still can get around, so whatever he's doing, keep doing it. >> i'm jealous of him because he when he got sacked the other day i was thinking to myself. to help support them in whatever way we can, you know, we'll do whatever we can. >> reporter: with the kids from the integration initiative program from the hokomoc ymca, i'm butch stearns. that's what we're talking about. that's what we're talking about. [ cheering ] >> dan wilson talking about boating, 24 hours to vote for our high school game of the week. >> we'll keep it active until 11:00 on wednesday and i'll reveal the winner tomorrow night on the fox 25 news at 11:00. >>> coming up, patriots offensive coordinator josh mcdaniels, gonna check in with his thoughts on this week's match-up with the colts. that's straight ahead on fox 25 news at 11:00. >>> breaking in donning a scar but it's what this man did next that has police on the hunt fo

initiative program an one subject that remains on everyone's mind, tom bred and his health guru, alex guerrero. >> three quarters of whether something works for you or not is one you have to believe in it and number two, you stay consistent and committed to it. >> he hasn't lost much off his arm and he still can get around and he has the quickness in the pocket, so what he's doing, keep doing it. >> i'm jealous of him, because he doesn't get hit much. whether he got socked the other day, i was thinking to myself welcome to my worldism e. tom brady has his guru that works for him. for these kids at the ymc hanley ramirez, these sports legends are gurus for them. >> it's an honor to give back and help kids who need it and families and i think the areawide does a great job of that. >> to help them support them in whatever way we can is -- we'll do whatever we can. >> i like to see we walk into a room, they don't get to see guys like us without their held mits. >> with the kids from the ymca, i'm butch stearns. >> that's good stuff. bruins update for you. brad marchand practiced today with his tea

. >> pam: he was responding to cristicism of his personal trainer and business partner alex guerrerocritical magazine article, which called guerrero a "glorified snake-oil salesman." >> pam: coca-cola and kellogg's have hit back. >> pam: coca-cola said its products of a balanced lifestyle. >> pam: kellogg's pointed to multiple studies linking cereal with good health. >> pam: the countdown continues to season for our golden statewe're less than two weeks away from tipoff, but tonight-- the world champs are giving fans an inside look at how the team is run with an open practice at oracle arena. >> pam: that's where we join mark carpenter, who's live at the event. >> pam: mark? >> reporter: yes, pam. tons of fun right now! >> reporter:the warriors are still soaking up all of their are all of their loyal fans. >> reporter:the doors open in about 15-minutes, but fans have been lining up since 4. >> reporter:the team has been making the rounds all day as klay thompson, draymond green and team admin received a special award from san francisco. >> reporter:here's a look at what happened. >>"

> reporter: and he gives much of the credit to this man, health guru and close personal friend alex guerreromorning the quarterback is playing defense against a new report guerrero is a snake-oil salesman. >> i wouldn't be playing today if it wasn't for, you know, what he's been able to accomplish with me. >> reporter: guerrero under renewed scrutiny after a recent boston magazine article focused on a 2005 federal trade commission action against him for pretending to be a doctor. and using tv infomercials to sell a product called supreme greens claiming it seemed to cure or prevent cancer, heart disease and diabetes with studies showing remarkable results. >> out of those 200 terminal we lost eight, eight. >> reporter: but the ftc found he was making false advertisements and there was no real evidence at all which guerrero himself eventually admitted to abc's "20/20." >> you have no scientific support for it. >> no, there is no scientific support. >> reporter: but since then he's become one of brady's closest advisers, even godfather to his younger son ben. >> does he regret his past, alex?

tom brady's nutritional guru and business partner, but others call guerrero business partner, but a boston magazine article calls alex gurrero a glorified snake oil salesman, practicing snakery. brady defended him on weei this morning. >> as a person, as a friend, there's nobody better person that i enjoy as much as alex. including a problem with the federal trade commission. he claimed to be a doctor even clinical study for a supplement he was pushing called supreme greens, saying that that study showed that that supplement actually cured terminally ill patients, only to later admit there was no such study. >> i think there's definitely things he wished he would have done differently. that's part of growing up. >>> at 38 years old, tom brady is playing some of the best football of his life and credits his so-called guru for making him the player he is today. he says guerro's past is not an issue for him. >> that was part of his past when i met him, i wouldn't be playing today if it wasn't what he accomplished with method. >> blair: and brady added in the 11 years he's been working with him, grew guerrero has almost