gary white was an american hero in two thousand and one did you actually get diagnosed as being directly said from maryland in two thousand and ten the nine eleven first responder represents an exploding health crisis u.s. officials have failed to address its toll the across the page course enormous all call my gall bladder cancer liver cancer the retired n.y.p.d. detective spent six months sifting through world trade center debris and clouds of toxins later resulting in asthma sleep apnea post neurological problems and two strokes the first one is massive. i was paralyzed i lost command of my speech. i learned to walk and talk again the police department denies his illnesses are linked to nine eleven still fits leaving the twenty three year veteran with mounting medical debt this one wants fourteen over fifty three and a daily dose of fifteen medications the worst attack on us soil took place here on september eleventh a day when nearly three thousand people lost their lives in a matter of hours and in the nine years that have followed nine hundred first responders have died victims of

a christian realtor friend of ours, and he said, why don't you go to this man, the law officer, gary whitehe went through him and a finance credentials and said, take some classes, and take some counselling, and so he told him about the loan and the grants. >>neil: how did the loan work? a special new program, matthew, that allowed people to put down as little as you did? >>guest: yes, it's a program in wisconsin, and it is, came out in april, of 2010, and i looked for a house before that and i was under the f.h.a. program at first. and i was rolled into this program. what it does is it allows grants to be used to apply to downpayments and other costs per taifning to to -- pertaining toe house. we put $1,000 down. nile kneel who is -- >>neil: who is paying the grants? >>guest: i believe from lousing and urban development. it would be under the government, yes, because it is part of hud. and yes, it is a government grants. so, these are government grants. i do not deny that one bit. what it is, it allows, first of all, i will back up. the 3 percent downpayment is what was made with the gran

gary. >>> remember this? betty white's super bowl commercial?been in show biz for six decades but she's crediting last year's commercial with relaunching her comeback. she has another gig this year. dorito. >> it was a very fun exciting thing, but all sorts of new doors kept opening up afterwards because they -- a lot of people who may not have seen me on anything else saw me on the super bowl. whole new audience. >> by the way, the crash the super bowl contest gives amateurs a chance to make their own commercials for the coveted super bowl spot. >> she has had quite a year. >>> talk of the town, tmz, was michael jackson's death avoidable? that is what his mother is saying. what is the latest with this situation? >> reporter: you know, it's not even katherine jackson alone, it's katherine and all the children going after aeg live because they breached their contract because they were supposed to look after jackson and his health. that they were not looking at his well-being than they did not do a background check on conrad murray. here is the th

nothing but posters for giant bloodsucker movies or white trash bounty hunter tv shows, or teenage bombed out marijuana boys on comedies, and gary'ss. tavis: you navigate your way around the city but it -- by what you do and do not want to see? >> yes. i am tenuously anchored to the world. i need to be back in that dark the end with my woman, my bust f, pitthoven on the shel bulls looking out the window. tavis: is it possible for all of us to find that woman who can except us for who we are, as we are? >> yes, and you must find her. living in the sense of hurt -- you must find her extraordinary and the two of you must go on a mission to find the truth together interactively, clever to plecollaboratively. tas: does this make this worth it? >> yes, absolutely. tavis: you say that with supreme confidence. you went through a heck of a journey to get to this. >> the issue of men and women is defined by the fact, for you to find the woman, you have to undergo some self-inflicted tickingkickings first. you may not enjoy it, but sooner or later, love is going to get you. tavis: who needs dr. phil? i have dr. ellroy. >> we have lacked and

gary, thanks. let's bring in senior political analyst david gergen, political analyst roland martin and ari fleischer, former white house spokesman for president george w. bush. roland, what do you make about this? is this much ado about nothing? the amounts we're talking about that gary was uncovering, those checks written with campaign funds were pretty small amounts. >> three words, integrity credibility and honesty. when have you people in the tea party who are protesting, who are saying the president of the united states and this congress is lying, when they are saying they cannot trust the word that's coming out of elected officials, these are some critical matters. and i think sarah palin is disingenuous and ridiculous to assert you should only talk to fox news and only talk to friendly people. if mcdonnell wants to have the integrity and be a member of the united states senate she should have the guts to stand in front of the media and answer these questions if she has a plausible answer, fine, give it. but stop trying to run from it. deal with it head on and not ignore it. >> ari, what about it? is this n

white honda. the 42-year-old victim is vallejo's fourth killing victim of the year. 48-year-old gary gomez police say got into a fight with his teenager son on a late night fishing trip. his wife was injured when she tried to stop the fight. none of the injuries are serious. gomez will be rained wednesday. >>> efforts to track -- arraigned wednesday. >>> efforts to crack down on drunk drivers appear to have paid off. arrests are up slightly from last year. statewide there have been 990dui arrests. >>> the cost of cocktails could raise in san francisco if supervisors have their way. they're proposing a fee on alcoholic drinks. linda yee on what local bar patrons think about that. >> reporter: hangovers are no fun and the bar tab won't be either if a new alcohol fee is imposed. >> it gets up to both digits. >> reporter: the san francisco board of supervisors is considering a new fee for alcohol, something like five cents extra for a bottle of beer, much more for wine or hard liquor, an idea that this bar owner cannot drink to. >> it will impact our business. >> reporter: he says customers will go a

to lena in group beth resilience by gary sported a charm for the larry topping side his compatriot gibson added a third with a minute to go it was the red and whites first champions league victory at the luzhniki for over a decade and they could now go on to qualify for the look at stages the first time since one nine hundred ninety six elsewhere chelsea are hosting french champions last say the west london side who lost their first premier league game this season that managed to city on saturday all without strike a deal and midfielder francom politics and let's have a quick look at the rest of the matches just kicks off a great piece with side ball off hosting four time european champions fine munich and claudio ranieri is right about taking the remaining side. think group g. as a powerhouse time as martin yawls fi x. also full time european champions are time to seven time when this ac milan french side has to gerry's a marine is on title holders while madrid and finally in group h. brawl got us thrashed six nil in their right net against taking a shot at times and that's all the gunners missing six players through injury are partisan belgrade

white honda. the victim was 42. this is the 11th homicide this year movement a livermore man in jail accused of stabbing his teen son 11 times. gary gomez got in a fight with the 14-year-old on a fishing trip. his wife got hurt trying to stop the fight . none of the injuries serious. gomez will be arraigned on wednesday movement efforts to crack down on drunk drivers appears to have paid off this holiday weekend. police have arrested 167 drivers since friday night. that's up from last year. statewide there have been almost a thousand arrests. >>> and the cost of drinking in san francisco could get higher. the sup soups want a fee on alcoholic drink. >> reporter: hangovers are no fun and the bar tab won't be either if a new alcohol fee is imposed. >> can't stop the politicians who come up with this idea. >> reporter: the board of supervisors is considering a new fee for alcohol. something like five cents for a bottle of beer. >> it'll impact our business. >> reporter: he said customers will go away. >> change their habits and drink at home instead of drinking here. they won't quit drinking. >> reporter: the new fee is expected to g

. >>> 31 house democrats breaking ranks for the president, and the white house, it's a setback. michigan's garys going to join us. it's 36 minutes after the hour. in 2008 i quit venture capital to follow my passion for food. i saw a gap in the market for a fresh culinary brand and launched behindtheburner.com. we create and broadcast content and then distribute it across tv, the web, and via mobile. i even use the web to get paid. with acceptpay from american express open, we now invoice advertisers and receive payments digitally. and i get paid on average three weeks faster. booming is never looking for a check in the mail. because it's already in my email. >>> 39 minutes past the hour. welcome back to the most news in the morning. president obama says that he needs republicans to support his plan to extend the bush tax cuts for americans making less than 150,000 aids year. he's accused the gop of holding the middle class hostage to get tax cuts extended for the wealthiest income learners as well. there is real resistance. not from the gop, it's coming from his own party. here's a look at the

gary. >>> and a special celebration in southeast. affordable housing went green. take a look. the housing is upgraded and certified as a green property. it has white roofs and -- low- flow toilets, high efficiency insulation and new heat pumps dropping from the ground. there is another reason why it's important to residents. >> and my attitude is those needing help should get more financially, and we are coming in to a new era this is an example of us being first, first in the city for green and green construction. >> reporter: the improvements will allow them to use 25% less energy. >>> michael jackson might be gone but the battle for his estate is far from over. >> that's right, tonight, new paternity claims against the king of pop's children. tmz is working the story. we're live from los angeles in 30 minutes. >>> and we want to know what you think, text your vote to www.myfoxdc.com. will the residents have a winning season? text 55171. tune in for the results tonight on fox 5 news at 10.   hi, home. i'm home. genuine glee just $14.99 and $79.99. find what makes you happy at a price that makes you homegoods happy. >> a hea

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