. >>> tonight, on just one station >> man: we knew we had peoples' lives at stake. >>> one of the man on the rescue talks about stopping the run away train. >>> when that red line train took off without a driver last week. >> tonight, one of those workers is talking about the frightening work on the rails. >> reporter: guys, when the nbj operation center was told there was a run away track with no conductor on board, they knew they had to act fast. this is a situation unlike anything they've experienced. luckily for the 50 passengers on board, they were up to the task. stopping a run away train in a matter of minutes meant there was no room for error. >> man: we can't allow failure in this situation because we had lives at stake. >>. >> reporter: he told us how he and a co-worker came up with a plan to stop the train before >> man: when he showed me what he had, it was a whole other ball game. >> reporter: they couldn't just cut the power because it could hit another train so they moved the trains up and then cut the power. >> man: we couldn't cut them all otherwise this one would be

let's go on to another aspect of being a great man, strong courageous man. you give a great story about when he was involved in the screen actors guild and the present at the time and there was that awful violent -- i think it's a wonderful story about the kind of person he was. they were suggesting maybe they go through the alley tunnels to get there rather than to break the picket line. tell that story. >> guest: i just school did you announce going to compliment you. what you put your finger on is the genesis of ronald reagan. ronald reagan when he first arrived in hollywood was a shallow, i wouldn't say naÏve. he was intelligent but he wasn't a sophisticated man. he made it as an actor and an almost miraculous way which we document. politically he didn't know what he was talking about. he would almost join the communist party and they didn't want him. the communist party didn't want him because they didn't feel he had the gravitas but then there was a strike in hollywood and the strike pitted the communists who were trying to shut down the studios agains

he's a jolly, fat man, he can adapt. raining cats and dogs and reindeer, especially through southeast mass. metro boston, steady rain and then it backs off towards orange. and then you get into some showers and thunder storms. long island. this is moving north. you may hear a few rumbles of thunder after midnight in southeast mass. this is matter part of a massive weather system that's leading to severe weather in the south now blasting through the ohio river valley. this won't bother us but this is loaded with a lot of moisture this is a storm you'd find in march as opposed to december. the rainfall numbers are going up to an inch of rain. boston 3/4 of an inch of rain. by the time it winds down, most cities in town about an inch of rain. 47-62. it's a warm font and there it is, temps in the 60s at this time. and that warm air is surging north. record warmth on the way for tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies. very little in the way of rain. sprinkles early in the day and very late in the day. temps between 65-70. unreal. norm

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, gold man speaks, gold man speaks, a second gold man stands up. tillman's speech is disgraceful. insults every northern democrat. it isve just, he calls this a sectional argumentle and senator jones of arkansas stands up and says, well, i wore the color of the south. this is not a sectional argument. this is an argument of mankind. this is an argument that's one brief moment the silver man and the gold man stand together and making the argument, an argument because they hate tillman so much. they are one more speak tore give his speech and he is complaining about not having enough time. bryan over hearsays to hill the leader ofom the fors, why don'te give each side ten more minutes. the 30 minute speech is a brit ain't piece of work that he delivers without a single note, having played out the final moments of it several days before had had a debate in nebraska. he gives the cross of gold speech and literally, when he finishes giving the speech, you shall not press down and he takes his hands, his head is out and chest is out and finishes and it's

man surrender. in fact wey some video that one of our cameras recorded. we can show you where this man, who is the subject of the intense standoff, finally came out with his hands up. he appeared from our vantage point to be an older gentleman, and then police rushed in and took him to the ground. the timing here is especially critical because what felt like just a few moments after that arrest was made by officers is when we saw flames erupt from that house, going from apparently everything being okay fire wise to a very large fire in a short amount of time. that's when firefighters rushed in, police tried to get people out of the area in this neighborhood where houses aren't fairly close together. one woman who was living next door. we in the last 30 minutes or so add chance to speak with neighbors. we've heard from two who believe that fire may have been started actually before the man was take than into custody. that's the critical question tonight because investigators want to know if that man

big stars are rushing to the aid of peyton manning. how teams build brand-new stadiums and get taxpayers to pay bill. tonight the ten ver broncos are playing monday night football and shuttling to get the lathest off the press news of peyton manning. the national football league and much of the sports industry has rallied behind the denver qb. many of fellow athletes expressing support of manning as a friend. take a listen. >> peyton would i consider him a good friend and you hate to see your good friends go through anything like that . he butt meece bee but he's been a great player for this league, nobody has more respect for peyton than do i. >> missing from tom brady's remark, willingness to get into any of the specific allegations dogging manning. hgh was prescribed to manning's wife ashleigh and mailed to her. that's back when manning was still playing for the indianapolis colts. we had a 36-year-old quarterback who could not grip a football properly, his triaccepts had triceps had withered. that came on the heels of earl why neck

wife >> we would be sending ashleigh manning drugs. it would never be under name. >> reporter: since then the clinic claimed he was only there in 2013 after the mannings moved away to colorado, not 2011 as al jazeera originally reported. now al jazeera is releasing the phone call we made almost a month ago to confirm the dates of sly's rotation. >> thank you for calling the geyer institute. this is heather can i help you? >> yes. i need to do an employment verification on a video called charles sly. he is a pharmacist and i believe he did a rotation with you. is that right? do you know him? >> yeah. dates? >> i can. it will be just a minute. >> reporter: thank you. >> remain on a line. a representative will assist you. the start date was 1017 of 11. >> reporter: do you know how long he stayed with you? >> i think it was a couple of months. three months maybe. >> reporter: thank you. if that's how you know him then some snichlt yes. i knew him when he was there. >> reporter: that was a month ago. now dr geyer who never responded to al j

it would never be under peyton's man, always under her name. >> reporter: sly claims the manning's received the drug from an institute in indiana where he says he worked. dale guyer called the allegations simply not true and said mr. sly was never an employee of the guyer institute and his brief three-month internship there, included in 2015 during which peyton was not even being treated. the documentary alleges several other athletes including ryan zimmerman and ryan howard took illegal performance enhanced drugs too. their attorney says they plan to take legal actions against al jazeera. surprisingly at the end of the documentary, al jazeera said sly backed off his claims. >> charlie sly said his statements about athletes were false and incorrect. >> reporter: the documentary offers no further explanation. manning questioned why the network decided to release the story knowing one of their main sources changed his. >> i've done it the long way. i've done it the hard way and to a complete and total joke and it's defamation and it really ticks me off. >> reporter: the colts and the broncos

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that man is serving a 27 year sentence. >> a florida man who tried to break into jail to visit his friendsce shows patrick rempe smashing his van through the correctional facility. glass shatters and the car starts smoking. rempe led officers on a foot chase. he scaled a razor wire fence and got stuck. authorities believe he was high on drugs. >>> for car collectors this is the equivalent of finding a picasso in the attic. it's a dodge charger just like the general lee set to go up for auction in florida next month. only about 500 of the cars were built. a restored version of the same car was sold at an auction for almost a million dollars. >> ♪ >> top stories at 6:55. the search continues for the man behind two random slashing attacks. one victim was established near the river loft apartments at 23rd and walnut streets at 6:00 a.m. yesterday. then minutes later another man tells "action news" about how the guy slashed him in the face at 21st and arch streets. >>> a man who had been shot tried to drive himself to a philadelphia hospital but crashed his suv head onon into a tractor-trailer

this ain't real man. some hard ass [ bleep ]. >>> cincinnati, ohio was an early american boom town who's seen its up and downs. and just like any big city, crime is an issue in boom times or bust. and if you are arrested in cincinnati, you most likely end up spending some time at the hamilton county justice center. >> be home soon, baby. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only accuse of crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but if any of them break the rules here, they will end up in the disciplinary segregation unit, sometimes referred to as the hole. >> this is the hole. we have people for fighting, for stealing. >> inmates here lose all their privileges, including visitation and must spend 23 hours a day in the single-person well with one hour to use the shower a day or call on phones. but even in such a tightly controlled area, violence can still erupt. >> two inmates for fighting. >> somebody got clocked. >> hard to tell you all what happened. i can't

the man's footing is still unstable. art litsinger knows he has precious seconds to act and only he can save the man now. but spray is pelting him in the face. and so blindly he tosses the life ring into the teeth of the swirling wind. >> fortunately i got pretty close to him, and the current took it right across in front of his face, about two foot in front of him. >> now it's do or die for the man who has held on for so long. >> he's got it. >> he actually had to let go of what he was holding onto to get the ring. it was about a foot or two in front of him. he let go, and he grabbed the ring. we did see that his legs went right over the brink. >> on shore, rescuers start pulling the rope, plucking the man from certain death. >> i can't describe the feeling of -- for 30 seconds anyway, of feeling this relief that he finally has it. finally we have him. we have something connected to him. he's not on his own anymore. and we start to bring him in. >> as carella and moriarty watch their peers pull the guy to shore, the fee

manning is still fighting back, both sides saying their version of the story is accurate. blake mccoy reports. >> under increased scrutiny al jazeera is defending their position. >> do you have specific information peyton manning ever took hgh. >> we have never said that in the program. we are not making accusations against peyton manning. >> their story was not credible to begin with says fleisher and it is not credible now. a timeline of events is undisputed. manning suffered a neck injury in 2010 and admits receiving treatment in the guyer institute. >> a hyperbaric chamber that doctors thought might be good for me. >> al jazeera's documentary never directly says manning took human growth hormone or hgh but the implication is strong. >> claims he was part of a medical team that helped him recover. >> the source says the nfl-banned substance was shipped to manning's wife repeatedly. peyton says it's her business. >>> waking to showers in san francisco. eyes on mississippi. the water is rising, already in and around the st. louis area. the crest is expected tomorrow. and

it is not consistent with the peyton manning that i know. he just has too much respect for his legacy, for the game, for what it means. i think he would do everything in his power to get well, but i do not believe that he would go outside the rules. >> on twitter, former colts linebacker gary bracket writes: i can go on record saying i've never seen a player work as hard as peyton manning, and he's not cheating the game. the reports from the "washington post" and bleacher report cite sources close to the nfl say they will deny claims made in the documentary. >> "the dark side" today at 3:00 p.m. eastern time, noon pacific. when we come back, retaking of ramadi, the efforts to are capture the city from the isil fighters. plus evacuating syria, a rare u.n.-backed deal offer opposition fighters and their families to leave parts of the country. >> a landmark deal that has been reached between south korea and japan could resolve the issue of wartime sex slaves. today the japanese government saying it feels a deep responsibility over the issue and

two men, including this man, camper and attacking the man inside. details ahead. >> rob: we are likely to be well above average for this time of year. already talking about a major cool down and possibly some snow. next half hour. [ ] we are a family, brought here through destiny. living in harmony, we are a family. we are a family, brought here through destiny. and we, we grow together. we will always be. a family... we will always be. happy holidays from all of us. >> this is fox 25 morning news. >> eric: a dramatic end to a police will continue their investigation into the hour ordeal yesterday afternoon. the whole thing started when neighbors reported shots fired just before noon. >> " ". >> stephanie: and it ended hours later with this take down. a man's home going up in flames. police aren't sure why he started that fire or why he started the standoff. >> eric: it was an intense scene all day long. now it's saturday, december 26th, i'm eric rasmussen. >> stephanie: and i'm stephanie coueignoux, a lot of jokes in short sleeves over the past few

it's also free and open to the public./// ((brian loftus)) > the man accused of beating another man to death outside the paris hotel..will soon go before a judge. deangelo mathews is expected in court this morning. back in may, police say he punched a man to death in the valet area. his arraignment is scheduled for 8 am./// ((brian loftus)) > this morning.. a woman is recovering.. after she was shot by her own relative. police say late friday night.. a metro officer and her husband were sleeping.. them came home unexpectedly. both of the couple drew their guns and started shooting at the person approaching them... who turned out to be a family member. the victim was hit at least once. she was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. metro is calling the shooting an accident./// ((brian loftus)) > just put down the phone. that's the message. after a man.. fell of the cliff. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) what he was doing with his smartphone.. that police said.. had him so distracted... he fell to his death. ((brian loftus)) plus... a drop in a health condition.. that impacts thousand

the man in the documentary who made the statement against manning... says the claim is not true./// brian loftus > let's get a check of your commute. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) demetria... accident on eastbound 215 at i-15 (south beltway) injuries reported. delays at durango and cheyenne due to pipeline construction. > < > back to you. /// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > ashes ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > ashes from an outside fire pit caused a house to catch fire over the weekend. it happened early saturday morning near lake mead and jones. fire officials say the fire next door. one person was injured by breathing in smoke. fire officials say the people who used the firepit thought the fire was out and went to bed... officials say hot ashes can retain heat for over a day... and you should always soak them in water to make sure embers are no longer hot. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the red cross of southern nevada is working to cut back on the number of people hurt in fires here in the valley. the organization is conducting its home fire campaign...to cut fire relate

a man falls into the arms. the impact knocked the man off of the fee. the woman did not survive the fall and the man suffered fractured bones and he is expected to recover. he does not regret his efforts and he wishes that he could have saved the woman. peyton manning denies using performance enhancing drugs. it is posted online. and a pharmacist denied the report, saying he made up the reported -- the story. peyton manning says he is disgusted by the report. >> i cannot speak for any other athlete. it is the wrong way and the hard >> it is currently sidelined. if you are together snow, people have a message to dig up the trash. trash is being dumped at the mountain and, if you plan on sledding, take your trash and put it in trash cans. and if you bring a pet, keep it on a leash. displacing more than 150,000 people. this video is from argentina that we are showing you. and it may lead to the worst effects in 15 years. news three is the weather authority. we are taught in big freeze and a big chill. >> it is not in the initial forecast. and it could help

the second man remains on the run. still ahead, donald trump defending his recent comments about keeping muslims out of the u.s., but pressure is mounting against him. democrat hillary clinton blasting trump. had strong words for the republican party, as well. an exciting opportunity for a girl from north woodstock, as she prepares to enter the press corps. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. kevin: we start off with plenty of clouds across the area and some fog in some spots. we will have details on the forecast coming up. erin: thank you. republican presidential hopeful donald trump is defending his proposal to block muslims from entering the u.s., but his plan is

. >>> peyton manning hits back. the nfl superstar telling nbc sports he may take legal action over doping allegations while the him will not back down. >>> and flight risk. dozens of deaths lead to a decaded old fuel design still being used in med evacs and hundreds of helicopters. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. on what is a dangerous weather night, in the next 24 hours more than half of the country will have experienced the most severe weather of this winter season so far. more than 75 million people in the path of heavy snow, blizzard conditions and ice, another 30 million on alert for flash flooding across ten states. this system has already spawned deadly tornados and it is not moving quickly. nbc's jacob rascon is where it has been snowing all day. jake. evening. crippling storm is prompting evacuation, states of emergency and swift water rescues. the midwest and plain states are taking a direct hit on an abrupt end until what was now an unseasonably warm winter. havoc across the midwest in

man, you have won me over, man. it's a christmas miracle. what else you got, senator graham? come on! >> i miss george w. bush. i wish he were president right now. >> larry: (bleep) me. i knew it was too good to last. trump 2016. the only thing i like better than politicians i don't care about arguing with each other all night is pundits i don't care about arguing with each other all night. >> let me finish. >> you jerk. >> let me finish. let me finish. >> let me tell you where you're right and where you're wrong. >> do i get to actually speak now? >> larry: and it really doesn't matter what they're arguing. they just get paid to argue. so here at "the nightly show," we're jumping onboard the mindless argument bandwagon in a segment we call "pardon the integration." yeah. all right! yeah! ( cheers and applause ) please welcome our debaters, "nightly show" contributors. mike yard and rory albanese. okay. boys, you know the rules. you're both going to argue one side of an issue, and when the bell rings, you switch sides, proving that if you're having an argument on cable televi

it was a man from the united states, he does not have the contact of this man anymore. fast forward 15 years. arnold is now a successful musician and he says his success is simply because of the guitar he was gifted so many years ago. now here is arnold with a message to the world asking, do you know the man who sent me this red ibinez 15 years ago, it's got an inscription on the back. >> carved into it bill doran. >> you may think he's got a name, that's good enough, but remember this man who sent him this guitar owned a pawn shape so that name may not be the name of the man who sent him the guitar. arnold is asking for our help, the world's help and he is joining us right this minute. arnold, any luck yet in finding this original gifting? >> no, not yet. there are a lot of bill doran's out there but so far we haven't found the right one. there is one guy that thinks that he saw this exact guitar in a pawn shop in florida which makes sense because i think i remember that the guy was in florida, but i'm not really sure, but no luck yet. >> did you contact ebay to see if

manning is by far >> this. fabricated. they're some more adjectives i would like to use. reacted with rage on espn2 and al jazeera document claiming he used human growth hormones. the documentaries called the dark side, secret of the sports dopers. manning said he was treated at an antiaging clinic in indianapolis in 2011, but he says the report claiming that they send shipments of hgh to his wife is simply untrue. >> have you ever used hgh or any other performance enhancing drug? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: much of the information in the report came from charlie slide, a man who work for a pharmacist at the geyer institute when manning went there 2011. a spokesman for manning and the founder of the clinic say that sly work there is a nonpaid intern in 2013, not in 2011 when manning was there. what's more, and and a video posted online he recanted his story of providing the drugs to his wife. >> to be clear, i am recanting any such statement and there is no truth to any statement of mine that al jazeera, under no circu

mckinley is a man of enormous integrity. he is a man who man who is looking to the future. he is a key picker of talent. he is -- dawes who is a reformer like this. dawes dawes is a young lawyer in lincoln, nebraska nebraska has taken on the railroads which he thinks are charging farmers to high price to get their goods to market. so he is a reformed republican and he likes reformed republicans like inlay. mckinley he practice office in the same small office building as a lawyer five years older than him. members of the men's debate and reading club called the roundtable, the two of them had lunch with the rotc instructor at the university of nebraska, a west point lieutenant named john j persian. dawes makes money in real estate banking deals and he decides he will become an entrepreneur and move to chicago. he does does that in january of 1895. what he is going to do is by gas utilities, get economies and make a lot of money. >> host: so mckinley has a new strategy for winning the nomination. he has this capable supporters, where does he want to take the party? >> guest:

that man was executed. i want to say a gunshot and a black male hit the concrete like a sack of potatoes. people were startled and people were scurrying and some people were running from the scene, the scene where that crime took place. the scene, the scene, the scene where that young black male met his fate. he met his maker calls that young black male to lose his life. a misplaced hatred and leaves the family to question, why, my baby. a mother cries. why those that gather around question god, question ourselves. why did this even happen trying to justify a police running in front of that man and they are going to say he launched at that man. >> thank you, sir. thank you. public speaker: good evening, first of all, my position is i'm a soldier of the cross. my position is i'm a deacon. my name is wade. i'm here to present solutions. i have prayed, i have asked the lord to lay on my heart how we can eliminate this senseless killing of these young black young men. five solutions, short and sweet and to the

human growth hormone was linked to payton manning's wife. >> all the time we'd send ash manning drugs, from everywhere, florida - never under payton's name, under her name. >> reporter: since then the clinic claimed that sly was there in 2013, after the manning's moved away in 2011, as al jazeera originally reported. now al jazeera is releasing the phone call we made almost a month ago to confirm the dates of sly's rotation. >> thank you for cool the guyer institute of molecular medicine. >> this is heather, can i hope you. >> yes, i need to do an employment verification on a gentlemen, charles sly. he's a pharmacist and i believe he did a rotation with you, is that right, do you know him. >> yes. aha. >> could you give me the precise dates. thank you. >> announcer: remain on the line. a representative will resist you. . >> and do you know how long he stayed with you? great, that's great, sounds like you know him then. >> yes. and have you a good new year's eve >>> that was a month ago. dr dale guyer says charlie sly fabricated his whole story. sly says everything he said when he didn

as this man's credit card comes out, this man over here to his left drops something. the man looks over and he's like oh, yeah, that must be my money while one of the other guys takes his card, puts a different card in the slot. >> because he's spying on his pin code. >> he now has his pin code, his card and walks right over to >> get off of the camera you scum bag. calculated and scary and you lot. >> and they blend right in with the crowd so nobody would think about them standing there. >> in the hours that followed they ended up taking about $34,000 from this man's account. >> hopefully the bank will cover this man's loss. >> it's quite clearly he didn't do it. you can see right there, the moment that he was robbed. >> police are still looking for these guys. hopefully somebody is able to provide a lead. >> now over to south africa where this surveillance camera caught this. authorities believe he's crawling like this hoping to not set some kind of alarm off. once he feels comfortable he gets up and walked over to the vehicle that you see parked over there under th

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one man is cashing in. and artists spent 100 days walking the streets sucking up the smog with a vacuum and he made a break with it. erin: that is really concerning. such a situation over there. coming up, a new study shows just a little activity american kids are getting these days. some of the most inactive kids in the world are right here in the u.s. we are going to meet one of the best volleyball players in the state. she comes from a talented >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning. it is wednesday. we are waking up to temperatures -- many areas in the 30' s. we will take a look at what the weather will be like today right after our top stories. police are asking for your help in finding a man who held up a franklin convenience store at knife point. a portsmouth man is facing charges after he crashed his truck to times while driving drunk with kids inside the vehicle. the family of a chesterfield man who vanished after going for a walk last year says tha

man - "settle down." this couple capturing this scary moment - natsot - "it looks like there's 2..." when one twister - became two. natsot - "oh wow." in the town of clarksdale - the storm hit so fast one family evacuating their home had to shelter with neighbors. sot - eugina irby - clarksdale, ms "tornado just hit us? we in it, but we made it." that family's house torn to pieces, the roof gone? but the christmas tree and presents survived. sot - eugina irby - clarksdale, ms "thank you jesus!" (map) this system sweeping the south dumping heavy rains. natsot - (social) "jeez louise! it's blowing!" and it's already turned deadly. natsot - "wow - a real, live tornado." natsot - "they've already got emergency folks out here? i'm videoing the damage. i mean there's 18-wheelers blown over, an old cotton gin." by nightfall - parts of holly springs, mississippi - reduced to piles of bricks. families planning to spend the holidays at home? left figuring out what's left. richard cantu, abc news, new york. and as s

metro says the man was jaywalking whennhe was hit. we have very little information at this point and are awaiting details from metro. we will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. an update to a breaking story we're following. a violent attack inside caesars palace is caught on camera. watch the man walking up the hallway. you see a couple of people come up from behind.. then they attack. the victim was taken down by a d doesn't get up. police tell us the other guys took off and are still on the loose. this gives you a much-closer look at the men police are looking for right now. the victim is in critical condition. we're also following the latest developments on a shooting that sent a metro officer to the hospital. . some cellphone video is giving us a new look at chaos after the gunfire. phillip davis says he still can't believe a metro officer was shot just outside his room at the emerald suites. when he realized what was happening he started taking video.. and recorded other officers attending to the wounded officer. you can

manning's former coach dungee defends the quarterback. >> it's not the former peyton manning i know. he has too much respect for his legacy, for the game, what it means. i think he would do everything in his power to get well but i do not believe he would go outside the rules. >> gary brackett writes on twitter: >> the leagues is not commenting on the documentary, but the bleacher report cites sources saying the nfl will investigate claims about the athletes named in the documentary. al jazeera. >> you can see the full documentary al jazeera investigates, the dark side, secrets of the sports dopers today at 3:00 p.m. eastern, noon pacific. >>> evacuating syria, a rare u.n. booked deal allows fighters and their families to leave parts of the country. >>> how a plan aimed at stopping attacks against the u.s. is creating new problems for the iran nuclear deal. >>> in afghanistan, a suicide bomber set off a car full of explosives next to this pickup truck. the attack happened on a road near kabul airport. the targets were nato security forces. >>> evacuations have been going on for hours

and a young man taking the bait. police are now waiting to see if the homeowner wants to press charges. polic arrested a man after he led them on a wild chase that ended near washington and jones it happened yesterday morning when police spotted a stolen car and tried to pull the driver over near boulder highway and lamb. but.. the driver sped away. eventually.. he tried to bail out of the the suspect ran into the backyard of a home and tried to hide inside a shed before being arrested. culley elementary was on lockdown down during the chase. the suspect was the only person injured. we have some sad news to report this morning.. two tiger cubs that lived at siegfried and roy's secret garden.. passed away yesterday... we're told the cubs.. "liberty" and "justice".. died from a kidney infection. representatives from the habitat told us they will forever be inspired by the two cubs. according to some research funded by nasa.. lake tahoe is among hundreds of lakes worldwide that are getting warmer. the study entailed 25

eli manning. his highest completion percentage, just over 79% against arizona seven years ago in the desert, tonight, 86%. the manning family, peyton has had over 80% 18 times. archie hasn't done it. completions tonight, and more importantly, a chance for a huge first down. and complete to harris at the 45 yard line with 2:43 to go. >> jon: you just can't defend it. sharp slant, and eli manning is on fire. read the blitz perfectly. hard to blitz eli manning when he's on to you. >> mike: the giants, close to closing this game out. miami, if they can get it back with under 1:00 left, no time-outs time-outs. to midfield, and miami will take the time-out here at 2:12.

the time we're going to be sending ashley manning drugs. like a growth hormone. all time, everywhere. florida. it would never be under peyton's name, it would be under her name. >> reporter: sly claimed the mannings received the drugs from called the allegations simply not true and said mr. sly was never an employee of the guyer institute and his brief three-month internship occurred in 2013 during which time peyton was not even being treated. the documentary alleges several other professional athletes, including baseball players ryan zimmerman and ryan howard, took illegal performance-enhancing drugs too. their attorney says he plans to take legal action against al jazeera. surprisingly at the end of the documentary, al jazeera says sly backed off his claims. >> charlie sly said his statements about athletes were false and incorrect. >> reporter: the documentary offers no further explanation. manning questioned why the network decided to release the story, knowing one of their main sources changed his. >> i've done it the long way, i've do

kelley drove off, dragging the man before he let go. a wooded area. hilber allegedly threatened police with a weapon and was shot and killed. derek kelley kept running, prompting a massive manhunt. >> i went home and told my daughter and her husband and they got the guns out and we locked all the doors and turned on all the lights outside. ray: after a 24-hour search, >> he was tired from hiding and being on the run. ray: police believe the men also played a role in an armed robbery at a subway in sarasota, florida. >> armed robbery seems like he stepped it up. whether or not they had the firearms in the vehicle when they ran from us, we are not sure. ray: derek kelley is currently being held without bond on a charge of robbery with a weapon. reporting live, ray brewer. sean: thanks. the aclu of new hampshire is suing the state department of corrections over it ban on inmates receiving greeting cards and handmade drawings. they say it violates constitutional rights and hurts inmates and their families. some of the cards were being used to smuggle drug

and we caught up with one man who is from cincinnati, but he is a manning fan. >> reporter: this story -- >> it's garbage. >> reporter: even if it is true, it's garbage to you. >> no. but i don't believe it. >> if it's true, does it matter? >> i think it does, i -- either way it's on the -- you know, it's a performance-enhancing drug, and i -- i just don't believe it, though, payton is not the kind of guy to do that. >> reporter: it was a consist engineer theme we heard today. they would care if payton had skirted the rules and used hgh. they just don't believe their guy would do such a thing. >> john appreciate it. thank you. up next, dangerous weather rolling across america. we have seen twisters and blizzards now ice could be a big problem for some parts of the country. >>> and iraqi forces call it a major victory over isil. their effort to retake ramadi. >>> my good nnesgoodness, a dea system has left a path of destruction across much of the country. spawning tornados, and ice storms. as many as 11 tornados touched down in north texas in recent days. texas authorities say 11 people

peyton manning has called ari fleisher, and they confirmed that manning's wife ashley was also a patient. and have you explored the possibility if she was taking human growth hormones that can be prescribed by doctors. >> of course we asked the question, and it has not been answer: if you say that growth hormone is used, and if it is used in that way it is illegal. let me make it clear, growth hormone is one of the few drugs that you cannot use off label. there is federal law saying that growth hormone can be described for three incredibly serious conditions--cancer or something similar. >> but a story potentially of manning's wife ashley taking off-label use of growth hormone is very different than the implication that peyton manning himself took growth hormone. >> well, then they should answer the questions that we've asked. those are precisely the questions. the allegations in the program from child sly is very clear. growth hormone was shipped to ashley manning in florida. until they answer the question who was it shipped to, who was taking it and for what condition this story will c

a gunman shot a man and a woman. the woman walked to the hospital, someone took the man for treatment. that vehicle slammed into a pole outside of the hospital. this morning police are looking for the shooter. >>> police may have identified a person of interest in two slashing attacks in center city. monique braxton is live for us in center city. tell us more about this person of interest. >> reporter: hey, vai, i have spoken to detectives, they are still working on this case but here's what we can tell you. they believe they identified a person of interest who was wearing the same clothing as the person seen in a video released by police. they tell us he was kicked out of a homeless shelter on monday night after punching another man. the man you see in the video released by police says he was on an early morning jog at 23rd and walnut when he was attacked by a man with a blade. that person asked that we not identify him but he says the suspect or potential person of interest rushed at him with a knife, stabbing him

this man, the man who leads an international movement against child labor, says his cause has been strengthenedbel peace prize, and his work load has only increased. >> i made it clear last year on the very first moment that this is a comma in my life and work, it is not a full stop. i'm not going to sit here. my new journey begins from here. so my new journey began last year, using this recognition to the cause, to the children, for much more faster and deeper impact. >> reporter: he has been fighting for children's rights for years. he says the visibility that the nobel prize gave him as obliged world leaders to take his cause more seriously. this man was rescued from bonded labor as a child. he says every child rescue touches countless lives. >> translator: he taught me. he is the one who freed me and put me through school. i was educated because of him. and today i'm the treasurer of his organization. but the biggest benefit is todaymy children are getting an education because of him. >> reporter: one of the drawbacks that he can't take part in surprise rescue operations anymore. his face i