. >> sergeant danny herring was one of only two officers assigned to manage the 95 men on wasatch "a" that morning. >> yeah, they can take the block, but they're not going anywhere. what are they going to do. that doesn't really bother me. i don't have a control issue that way. they let us control and manipulate how they live and what they do. >> they got their rules, we got ours, you know? >> there's a code of conduct in here that you got to follow, if you want to, you know, make your time easy, you know. you don't rat on people. there's all kinds of stuff you don't do. >> that code of conduct is the convict code. and the penalties for violating it can be severe. >> it's pretty high, you know. see people take an elevator ride. problem is, there ain't no elevator. the fall doesn't hurt. it's the sudden stop at the end. >> utah state inmate tony duran is well versed in the convict code. he's spent the majority of the past 23 years behind bars for burglary, robbery and a slew of parole violations. >> the convict code is the person that carries themself with respect. he only talks to the

caucus about the 2016 campaign is shaping up as a battle for the millennial vote >> in 2010 danny velogi and her mother launched a baking business from her business and today "wicked good cup cakes" is a rising success and they i'm ship nationwide and the state of the nation matters to this young entrepreneur. >> being in a small business, i want the next candidate to help all the small businesses out there who be struggling or not struggling. >> that candidate will have to focus on the largest generation, millennials. harvard political analysts say the ways are changing. >> those who came a little bit later remember not the movement in the obama campaign and electing the african american and 2010 when we had gridlock and recession and friends and family and neighbors were losing things, jobs and houses and a very different angle. >> political annualist believes the youth vote is up for grabs and experts say both parties may struggle to earn the trust of millennials. >> gridlock and a lot of different factors in washington make me think i'm not sure what party i believe. >> they question the pri

. >> in 2010, danny velagi and her mother launched a baking business from their kitchen.oday their bakery in massachusetts is a rising success. they ship nationwide and the state of the nation matters to this young entrepreneur. >> well being in a small business i want the next candidate to help all the small businesses out there that are struggling. or who are not struggling. >> millennials, those who came of age during the turn of the century and beyond make up the sing many largest generation in american history and they're a powerful voting bloc. in 2008 the youth vote helped secure the white house for then senator barack obama. but -- >> the younger members of the generation, those who came of age a little bit later, remember not the movement of the obama campaign in electing the first african-american president, instead they remember 2009-2010 and when we had gridlock and recession and we saw friends, family, neighbors losing things, jobs, houses. it's a very different angle of which they came of age politically. >> with a new election cycle under way. the director

. >> reporter: in 2010, danny and her mother launched a baking business from their kitchen.d good cupcakes is a rising success. they ship nationwide and the state of the nation matters to this young entrepreneur. >> being in a small business, i want the next candidate to help all the small businesses out there that are struggling. or who are not struggling. >> reporter: millennials. those who came of age near the turn of the century and beyond make up the single largest generation in american history, and they are a powerful voting block. in 2008 the youth vote helped secure the white house for then senator barack obama. but. >> the younger members of this generation, those who came of age a little bit later, remember not the movement of the obama campaign in electing the first african-american president, instead they remember 2009-2010 when we had grid lock and recession and we saw their friends, family, neighbors losing things. losing jobs, losing houses. it's a very different angle of which they came of age politically. >> reporter: with a new election cycle under way, th

. >> reporter: in 2010, danny and her mother launched a baking business from their kitchen.ay, wicked good cupcakes based in massachusetts is a rising success. they ship nationwide. and the state of the nation matters to this young entrepreneur. >> well, being in a small business, i want the next candidate to help all the small businesses out there that are struggling. or who are not struggling. >> reporter: millennials, those who came of age near the turn of the century and beyond make up the single largest generation in american history. and they are a powerful voting bloc. in 2008, the youth vote helped secure the white house for then senator become obama. but -- >> the younger members of this generation, those who came of age a little bit later, remember not the movement of the obama campaign in electing the first african-american president. instead, they remember 2009, 2010, when we had gridlock and recession and we saw their friends, family, neighbors, losing things, losing jobs, losing houses. it's a very different angle of which they came of age politically. >> repor

. >> and trooper danny cavry is about to explain it to her. coincidentally, i graduated high school with this state trooper. >> he's your buddy. >> the woman is 50 years old. >> you didn't stop at the stop sign. >> trooper cavry gets a confusing story about where she lives and the address on her license. >> i live in -- the sons give me -- they tell me i can put my license here. >> in the end he realizes the address on her license is wrong and needs to be updated. >> this is a zero point ticket. it's $27. >> after the incident was over, she went to the police station and claimed that trooper cavry pulled a gun on her and threatened her and said he would kill her in broad daylight. and when they watched this video they knew it was all false. so who is facing charges of making a false report? if there weren't cameras in the car, this could have ruined trooper cavry's career. >>> that is a waterfall that is going the wrong way. going on? this is ridiculous. >> one thing we learn as kids is that water grandson down oes downhill. >> it's trying to

wanting to wish my mom and dad jim and sue lyons and my sister tina benson, her husband dan, her children kalynn, danny and aj, a very and happy new year! >>> special delivery for a new jersey postal worker after life-saving heroics. good evening, i'm kristine johnson. >> welcome back. i'm maurice dubois. a new jersey woman delivered an early holiday gift to a u.s. postal worker. >> it was a way to say thank you for saving her father's life. cbs 2's christine sloan has the story new at 5:3030. >> i love this guy. he's family! >> reporter: a life saved because they crossed path when >> i believe that god just making sure i was in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: garfield scott delivered mail earlier than usual when diane cook was screaming for help. her 87-year-old father, ellis simonson, inside this east orange, new jersey, apartment complex. not responding to phone calls a chain lock on his door. scott called 911 and then sprang into action. >> he did one push and it was open and we ran in. my dad was on the floor. >> reporter: scott, who briefly played professional emt. what did you do

debbie amoroso lived for nearly two decades think the searing pain of losing her son to a drunken driver. dannyas just 20. >> i worry about how many more people are going to lose their lives now tonight or how many are going to be so hurt that the rest of their life is spent in discomfort and pain. >> reporter: the man who killed him was well over the legal limit and took the young man's live instantly. >> three times the legal limit, ran from a previous accident just few minutes before, was driving without a license and no working headlights on his car. and he hit danny head on. >> reporter: state police will try to avoid a similar tragedy this new year's eve as they hit the roads with increased patro patrols. if they pull you and you've been drinking or drugging, they say there's trouble. >> if you have had something to drink you're probably going to get to know those troopers a little better for sure. >> reporter: they'll look for the telltale signs of many paired driving, speeding and switching lanes. dui checkpoints will be out on local roads all focused on keeping the celebration of this

so i, asked her to marry me. >> danny rodrick had been carrying around the ring for days but when layurned into a 60 hour weather delay, he decided he couldn't wait any longer to pop the question to his girlfriend who was in phoenix. >> trying to figure out how i was going to propose to her and paying it right and paying it special. nothing like i had planned. >> roderick says only text messaging and wi-fi were working on his phone. so he sent a picture of himself down on one knee with the rink and his proposal and she immediately said yes. >> it didn't bother me honestly i wouldn't change it. i wouldn't go back and change anything. the way we were communicating that's all we had. he was stressed, i was stressed. i wouldn't change it at all. >> when he did arrive in phoen phoenix, roderick says he got down on one knee, just like th this. >> didn't want to be any eau anyone else ever again. and give her the ring. >> still it was the first proposal the one that couldn't wait that will live in their hearts and minds and cell phones for a very long time. >> and the newly epp gauged couple

scott chanted her, danny amendola, probably better options on offense. if you have brandon lafell, sit him down. >> jadiann: texans had four straight wins until they let that one slip away in buffalo. still first in the south, though. what do they do. getting to let a better player beat them. got to get the ball to de'andre hopkins. they're going to shut down blue in the running game. if you have him on your roster, sit him down. not going to get too many touches. >> jadiann: the giants letting one slip away. are they in trouble? >> that whole division is an absolute disaster. it's the worst in football. eight wins might win it. the giants' defense cannot stop anybody. ryan tannenhill, quarterback for the dolphins, two-to-one touchdown-to-interception rain owe. you need a quarterback, he's a good option. >> sarah: the celtics have now won four of their after last five games after beating the bulls 105 to 100. isaiah thomas scored a team high 28 points. he was one of eight players who scored in double figures. next up for the c's, the undefeated golden st

police are calling her death a tragic accident. danny dan y n n ny cervales is only a. want you to listen. >> why did you have to shoot and ask questions later? this is ridiculous. what about the tasers. don't shoot people, innocent people. >> why do you have to shoot first and ask questions later? what about the taser? did she have a point? >> yes, she absolutely has a point. listen, anyone who loses someone, especially when police are involved are going to be understandably upset. they're going to be very angry. and, yeah, cops should be outfitted with tasers because it would give them one more tool to go to instead of having to necessarily result to deadly first force unless deadly physical force is used against them at that moment. >> let's think about that, that moment, according to what the police are saying that the 19-year-old, his father had called police on him. they're calling it a domestic disturbance. he had a baseball bat. aluminum baseball bat and coming down the stairs towards police officers. domestic disturbances are volatile by nature and very, very c

not intentional or negligent on her part, and also, they have to look at her mental capacity and put that on trial. >> and danny cevallos, and you are a defense attorney, and it looks like they are getting creative based on that little piece of the news conference, and how would you defend her? >> well, in this case, we know who the actor was, so it is a question of what was in the heart and the mind, because it has a mental and physical element. we know that she drove the car on to the curb and injured people, but what was the intent? an accident or was she unable to form the r intent because of mental defekt or illness or as the prosecution will show that she maliciously intended to injure people, and possibly cause death. and the difference of intent here can make a massive difference in terms of sentencing. for example, murder is punishable in all states by life in prison or death, but if it is mere negligence, maybe we are looking at possibly a misdemeanor, and depending what was in the heart and the soul and the mind, and believe me, we can draw many inferences about her behavior about the intent. >> and

her best say she will sorely be missed. missed.fox carolina's adrian acosta talked with former clemson head coach danny forda&and scott's pastorand adrian what did they have to 3 cody they said on saturdays death valley was home for the clemson tigersa&.but dora scott made the church behind me and her homea&their resting place on sundays 3 3 ""nats""the crowd and the atmosphere of death valley is what draws players in""nats"" but former head coach danny forda&says it was dora scott they got here. here. 3 "these kids when they first get away from their mother and daddy they get home sick and she was a big bridge""she was the kind of person to fill all those needs"it was scott's compassion and caringa&that earned her the name "mama""she would send a bus to our dormitory pick them up and get them in churcha&by feeding them fried chickena&and they would love to eat with hera&and the church members..and she would teach them bible study and she would needed she was their guardian and everyone called her mama scott"and it was at new holly light missionary baptist church that scott did her own hill is the pastor pastor 3 "i've seen many

danny: okay. did kurt see ayla this morning? answer the question! hey. he was supposed to talk to her today. he was going to telabout us. you mean, kurt went to ayla's apartment? (crying) l her when we were upstairs, it's. i was thinking about when i broke up with sydney. i had no place to go, so i just show up at the house, funny and hang out with grandpa. we were like two single guys just hanging out. it's funny the things you think about. something's bothering you besides pop. unlike danny, you never had a very good poker face. yeah, that's why he was able to blame me for everything. what is it? i'm talking to you as my dad, not as the police commissioner. i know this guy on the job who's upside down with his bookie. he owes him three grand. he's a really good guy, and i want to help him out. this really good guy have a name? i'd rather not. help him how? i was thinking that i could talk to the bookie for him. maybe i broker some kind of deal for him to pay back what he owes. when you work undercover, how can you know that the bookie won't have traveled in the same circles? yeah, that's py stupid five different ways.

danny. obviously the sheriff is very frustrated as are very many americans. in fact, federal tax dollars were used and a lot of them in an effort to track down this mother and her all the way in mexico. now, danny's absolutely correct with regard to the way the state criminal process is going to work and unfold for ethan couch. however, if there were a desire by the u.s. federal authorities, the justice department, the federal fugitive act which authorizes the marshals service to get involved in apprehending state fugitives in the first place is, in fact, a federal penal law. and if they decide that they want to use it, hypothetically, these two could find themselves in federal court facing a federal felony. and that would actually add quite a bit to what the young man might be facing in terms of incarceration. >> danny, to you. if you were defending them? >> if i'm defending them -- what philip said is absolutely correct because the reality is virtually anything is a federal crime under federal law. so yes, there are potential federal charges. how do you defend a probationer who's violated their probation? it's a different tactic. in many cases, criminal defen

danny garcia . >> anchor: here is mark zucker berg showing off his little jedi max all decked out in her "star wars" gore on thursday to celebrate the opening that movie movie. the facebook ceo and proud dad captioned the picture the force is strong with this one. >> anchor: tickets for adele's u.s. tour went on sale yesterday and they are all sold out. no surprise there. if you still want to go you will broker sites. the tour will kick off in july. adele will come to boston in september. much more to come in the next 90 minutes. i'm elizabeth noreika . >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: we begin with break breaking news right now. a pedestrian hit by a car in somerville tonight two people >> anchor: susan tran is now in somerville on the phone with the very latest. susan? >> reporter: you are looking at this car here. it is a white suv and what we're told by state police who are on scene is that this was a stolen vehicle that was driving and as they were making this turn here in somerville right under the expressway, they hit a person who was crossing the st

her. >> can you tell us about that? >> absolutely. we invite all of your viewers to attend january 2nd, a beautiful event, where danny will be performing part of this exquisite album. the author will also be at the event. it is open to the public, and we invite you to please come and join us and be inspired by this perfectly beautiful, beautiful book and album. >> we're going to get a taste. danny, you have to mention i understand you won a big award. >> yes, a year ago i submitted my christian album, amazing grace, to the academia awards in new york city. and out of 5,000 entries my album made it into the top ten, and i was excited about that. and then it won first place. >> the best contemporary christian album of the year. >> 5,000 entries and he won. >> and i won first place. >> incredible, because you are so talented. >> it's very special to me because it's dedicated to my parents, who both are gone. they're in heaven. so it's just such a honor. i was so humble to have won first place. >> you're going to play for us -- >> yeah, i'm going to do a short immediately of some of the songs. >> wonderful. take it away. [ music ] >> this

a big tip to the cap of the christy who earned her 600th career win as the irish win. that's sports. i'm dannyfrom comcast sports net. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> it appears philadelphia has hit the bull's eye. cementer city getting a third target store. according to our partners at the philadelphia business journal, target signed a lease to move into this space here on pennsylvania avenue. currently houses the whole foods. this is all happening in fairmount, but the whole foods, of course, is moving to a bigger location. target has plans to open two center city stores, one at 19th and chestnut streets, and the other at 12th and chestnut. a lot of people shopping this week. >> and bundled up this weekend for a change, a typical december day. this morning, the temperatures have come down enough that they are making snow again in the pocono mountains. you can count on one hand how many times they've done that this month. clear skies in philadelphia, clouds move fthrough overnight, blowing through, and the winds are going to be a factor all day long. right now, 34 degrees in philadelphia. look a

reporter: but she can't because her son hasn't been sunday after thanksgiving all his personal belongs were found in his dorm and his phone straight to voice mail. >> danny, mommy loves you. mommy loves you so much and misses you every day. >> reporter: so does his sister. she spent last month hanging these flyers with her family around the school. all across boston in fact. all while mulling over the last time she was with her brother at thanksgiving and second-guessing herself. >> did i miss something, did i not like present myself in such a way that he would not feel comfortable sharing something if something was troubling him. >> reporter: the lack of answers has paralyzed her family. >> without that we can't move on. do you know something that would help. please come forward. >> until then this family places their faith a bit higher. >> i know god is grateful in fail me. >> reporter: northeastern police are working with boston police in this investigation. so far have very few leads. but dennis' family assures us investigators he didn't go missing on his own accord. that part of the story coming up at 11:00. for now live in the boston, erica richie,

danny knee wasn't thinking that it was christmas. he was doing what he does ever day. >> we got that girl home to her family. it's a good christmas. >> christmas morning firefighters were called to this high-rise. a 16-year-old girl was trapped in this third floor apartment, screaming for help, surrounded by flames and smoke. lieutenant nee and his fellow firefighters rushed in. >> you want to get her home to her family. >> they found her in the bedroom, suffering from smoke inhalation. that's when lieutenant nee >> you took your own mask off and gave it to her. >> i was confident i could get out of the apartment in five to ten seconds. she had been inhaling smoke for a while. >> nee knew to act fast. before he was a firefighter he was a marine. it's likely his quick thinking saved that girl. >> i'm happen. . it's nice to be able to do your job like everybody on this department does this job for a reason. we're here to help people. >> you suffered some smoke inhalation yourself? >> yeah. >> lieutenant nee is going to spend the rest of christmas recovering. >> i love my job. >> reporter: and the cause of the

her helping herself to boxes left outside a neighbor's front door. inside them, santa's loot, met for a florida cop's 2-year-old little girl. >> it's disgusting. >> reporter: danny thomas heads the central florida's wives group and -- hoping someone would recognize the woman and it did. >> asking for help. the irony hager is a cop's wife too. >> we don't get this wrong. it's horrible for one human being to steal from another human being as it is. but the fact that this was a law that they lived in the same neighborhood, i would assume would have some type of understanding that they are law enforcement as well would steal from them as we are blue line family, and so passionate about that. so that was very disappointing to us. >> reporter: at her first court appearance in the case tuesday, reality started soaking in for the accused toddler toy porch pirate who a day before held a study day. >> you still have your job there? >> i probably will not, no. >> hager's bond is set at $7500 on that theft charge. she faces another judge for a probation violation related to a separate theft at a kohl's. >>> a car driving off the road and right into the woods, an ohio driver

in her response she used the me, yes. and danny says henceforth all communication in his marriage will be conducted via text which marriage counselors everywhere say is a brilliant idea. >> really have to think it through except when it auto corrects you. >> not planning a boy's trip to vegas, #yolo. >> it won't be omg, though. >> it'll be get home now. >>> to the very latest in those explosive accusations involving peyton manning. the nfl saying it's reviewing the report alleged he used performance-enhancing drugs to stage one of the greatest comebacks ever. he fiercely denies it and is considering suing. latest. good morning. >> reporter: as dan said the denver broncos playoff bound but without their iconic star sidelined with a foot injury. his teammates saying he believed manning 100% but the controversy releasing more information about that rehab facility. this morning, peyton manning weathering the storm of controversy. >> peyton manning missing a sixth game tonight with his foot injury. >> reporter: the subwayper bowl winner

danny nee a fire lieutenant in younkers. he raced into a burning apartment where the teen was trapped in a bedroom and placed his mask on the girl and hurried her out of the building >> she was having trouble breathing. it was intense. there was pretty much no vision when we first went into the room. >> he hurt his finger and says his voice is raspy from smoke inhalation >>> the jersey city police department held a special memorial service for two officers who died in the line of duty exactly ten years ago today. officers sean carson and robert wen were killed when their patrol car plunged off the lincoln highway bridge. they were called to deliver flairs to the carney side but were unaware the bridge was open. it includes a wreath laying and >>> coming up next, lost and found. a man reunited with his wedding ring. how it was found was nothing short of a miracle >>> shopping season isn't over yet. bigger deals could be found tomorrow. what you should and should not buy when you hit the stores >>> spreading christmas love. we spend the holiday with one family passing down traditions from generation to generation. >> hello, i'm first lieutenant d

her his wife. and he's forced to poppa question in a pretty unusual way. his name is danny.ought his big plan was to propose to his girlfriend ruined because he was stuck at chicago o'hare, for 50 hours. got to do it. >> he texted the proposal to his love, with a picture of the ring attached. it worked. his girlfriend text it back yes followed by he can change of several i love you's. also, three brothers graduate on the same day, from the new york police academy. it happened up there in new york city. officers say that this is the very first time something like this has ever happened in that city's history. the ball i brother, 24 year old steven, and then the twins, 22 year old alec and john, all joining their father, how cool is that, a family in the force, a 30 year veteran deputy inspector in new york city's police department. the oldest one wanted to be an officer ever since he was a child, and earned gold braids, graduating in the top 10% of his class. alec and steven made their decision after college. >> i think we are lucky right now, but on we're just like everyone

danny in new york and had breakfast. a wonderful time. we're trying to figure out how to work better together. we have herhanmerchants that integrated with. that the food gets prepared. >> that person isn't waiting -- that person is first in line therefore you get it faster. >> it's like a fast track. it runs in and out. it's integrated into the point of sale system. it's a beautiful thing and makes the platform run better than the out of network merchants. >> okay. so shake shack, would be better of course if they were in network and you would be able to get the end of the line, right. >> i would never call post mates to get the coffee because it would be like come on, get off your butt. but people do that and it's the holiday season. i would like you very much to do my shopping but i candidly would be lucky enough to be wealthy. is there a millennial divide between people that think are you kidding me? that's my job to go do that and other people find their time so precious they would never think of doing some of these things? >> i think there is and i think what's actually happening in the retail space

her sister wants custody of the child. >> county workers will hold a moment silence at 9:15 for victims in the attack. last night, hundreds gathered for two candlelight vigils in intern danny. one was at the board of supervises building and the other at cal state san bernardino. five of the victims attended the school. >> our coverage of the shooting continues on the abc7 news app enairlining push alerts to get the latest updates. >> today, the three santa clara jail guards charged in the booting both of a mentally ill inmate enter a plea. the flee guards are scheduled to appear in court today. an autopsy showed 31-year-old michael tyree dried from internal pleading and blunt force trauma. the three were charged with murder of tyree and due in court this on. all the san mateo investigators are looking for a man posing as sheriff deputy. surveillance video shows him at the crystal springsshipping center store november 24 dressed in uniform with sheriff office patches and told employees he was investigating a theft and asked to gain entry to the cash office. they called police and the map left before the police arrived. >> happening today, the san francisco board of supervis

kelly and her hometown has been a champion for justice along with her fellow colleagues on the congressional black caucus, bobby rush and danny davis, they've been front and center on these issue. we must continue the journey dealing with the juvenile justice and might i say that i hope we will come around the issues of the raise act, the fair chance act, and the law enebb -- ending solitary confinement for young people in the juvenile justice system. banning the arrest record and of course giving altern tiff sentencing to these young people. but i want to quickly get become to this horrific shooting because what black lives matter speaks to is coming together around an improved law enforcement system. and that's why i came to the floor today. to be able to say, unless we move forward on legislation that deals with best practices in our police departments, we are going to continue the tension that should not exist. there is no explanation or no answer to the video that has been shown. i wonder what the sentencing or the reaction or the ultimate results would have been if there was a video of darren wilson and michael brown. t

new york firefighter risks everything to save a 16-year-old girl from her burning home on christmas morning. yonkers firefighter dannyy. when arriving on to the scene, he was able to get to her bedroom, pulled off his own breathing mask and put it on her, which saved her life. >> you see a 16-year-old girl hanging out of the window, you've got to get to her and you've got to get her out of the apartment. we were happy to have the opportunity to, you know, get someone's 16-year-old daughter home for christmas. >> the teenager was taken to the hospital. but will be okay. no word yet on what started that fire. >>> those are your news headlines. donald trump has dominated the discussion since he entered the presidential race. >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and i will have mexico pay for that wall. >> but listen, is it on my top political story of the year? i'm going to reveal it next. >> that's right. >>> and the most popular baby names of the year have been revealed. is yours at the top of the list? >> but first, let's check in with neil cavuto. >> gas is under $2 a gallon. probably won't be

her to marry him. >> i' ve been stranded now in the airport for 50 hours. holiday travel, i mean, that' s all i can say, and the weather. >> danny roderique decided he couldn' t wait, he took a picture of the ring in his pocket and messaged the proposal. and she said yes. >> now, josh judge with your storm watch nine forecast. josh: it has been an interesting 24 hours as we all saw, heavy snow at times overnight and this morning but then it started to change to various types of invitation through the day and that continues at this moment. we will take a look at your temperatures and they are below 32. we stayed a couple of degrees colder than expected, so nobody got higher than 32 degrees in of us were locked into the 20' s. some parts of southern new hampshire mated up to 31 or 32 and then started falling again this afternoon. everything out there could be a sheet of ice as we' ve had freezing drizzle and sleet and a snow throughout the day today. let' s look at the visibility out there. as you can see it is quite low. we were just mentioning how the seacoast is down to one mile visibility. here is manchester and you cannot see

danny thomas, still supported by many celebrities. >> this is a place of hope, a place of research, a place where no family pays for anything. >> reporter: now, her charity work helped marlo thomas win the presidential medal of freedom last year, but what i find most admirable is how she lives according to the old saying to thine own self be true and does so with charm, yes, and grace, but also with a will of iron and a core of >> i do, too. >> that girl is why i wanted to come to live in new york when i was a little girl. >> right. i always wanted the hat. >> i said i want to be there. i'm going to be that girl! >> and you are! [ laughter ] >> yeah, i was that girl. thank you very much, sandy. >>> bank workers accused of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from bank accounts. we're going to tell you what the victims had in common. >> also ahead, searching for the thief who is taking statues of baby jesus from nativity scenes in new jersey. . >>> new details following a frightening scene on long island. a brick was dropped from an overpass and went through a moving vehicle, injuring two people. >> it happened on the meadowbrook parkway in uni

in her response she used the term omg twice which he took to me, yes. and danny says henceforth all sensitive communication in his marriage will be conduct via text, which marriage counselors everywhere say is a brilliant idea. >> really have to think it through except when it auto >> when i'm planning a boys' trip to vegas, just send a text. #yolo. >> it won't be omg, though. it will be something else. >> it'll be get home now. >> thanks, dan. >> thank you, dan. >>> to the very late in those explosive accusations involving superstar quarterback peyton manning. the nfl saying it's reviewing the report alleging he used performance-enhancing drugs to stage one of the greatest football comebacks ever. he fiercely denies it and is considering suing. abc's ryan smith has the very latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, amy. as dan said, the denver broncos playoff-bound last night. but without their iconic star. he's been sidelined for the past few weeks with a foot injury. his teammates have his back, one saying he believed manning 100% but the controve

mother, based upon her intentionally harboring and really getting him out of the country and working to evade capture, she faces the harsher punishment at the moment. >> so is that why, danny, you think that maybe ethan isn't necessarily -- he's fighting to stay in mexico. why is that? just like we heard joey say, it could be a matter of four months in jail. >> we've been racking our brains with that very question. but it really begs the bigger question, why go to mexico in the first place. but insofar as he is currently challenging his return to the states, his deportation back to the states, what is the basis. i mean what are the grounds that he can challenge his deportation? he's not lawfully in mexico. it seems like eventually he will be returned to the united states. but it really does beg the question why go to mexico in the first place. because he made a very deliberate decision. either go back and face a potential violation of probation for whatever he violated in his court order or flee the country and now he's seeking to stay in mexico. what we know now is he will be seeking to stay in mexico now without his mother, who has been deported. >> can you really imagin

danny, woodbridge, virginia. the democrats line. caller: good morning. i am leaning towards bernie sanders. everything -- the reason being that hillary, i don't like her. mean, -- [indiscernible] libya, and we did that to iraq, and here we go again with asaad. this is a dangerous idea. and i don't like it. i don't like it. france and the military are going through some tough times right now. i just don't like it. that was the, that i have. host: thank you for the call. some say bernie sanders was the clear winner among those outside the beltway and young people. next, new york city. good morning. caller: yes. i, too, believe that bernie sanders won the debate yesterday. hillary clinton has made some of the worst decisions in our country. bernie sanders pointed some out last night, but she did not respond. for instance, she voted for the war in iraq. she did not explain why she voted for that work. we lost for thousands of americans and hundreds of thousands of iraqis. there would be no isis if we had not gone to war and bombed iraq. and i'm ashamed of the female senators who came out supporting hillary. are they more interested in getting a woman presi

danny. sheer: she is spanish and got with this man and had five kids. he left them for 3.5 years. she done a job and everything else. the kids hadn't seen hern two years. he got in trouble and give her the address. they took her kids. i took her to the last appointment she had. she got to visit them for four hours. and then she could not see them no more. they adopted them out. adopted the kids out. that was heartbreaking. her husband got in trouble. she hadn't even seen him in two years. three and a half years they had been separated. they came and got her kids and adopted them out. but i have another point. i work the same job as the spanish kid did. we made the same thing. i was paying taxes would hundred $10 a month. -- $110 a month. madede exactly what i before he was cut. he stayed there for five years. he left for three weeks. went and had his name changed, come back with another cause, or two for four more years. host: afghani, you are talking about some sort of green card -- danny, you are talking about some sort of e-card? green card, he had a or visa card. he worked here for five years and made the same thing before the cut my ta