tonight police say 32-year-old lynette mcguire and her cousin set fire to the house with mcguire's children and parents inside. "action news" reporter wendy salts plan is live at the fire scene. wendy, the charges indicate this is one horrific family crisis. >> reporter: and, jim, prosecutors spoke exclusively with "action news" telling us that they believe this fire was a ruse to get the four children out of the home so that the mother could snatch them. they also told us that there were allegations of abuse and that's the reason that those children were removed from their parents' care. this blaze destroyed much of a washington township home last night is now being blamed on the owner's daughter lynette mcguire and cousin denise coyle. prosecutors tell us what they believe was her motive for sparking the fire while her parents and four children were inside. >> they started a fire as a pretext to run into the house and tell everyone there's a fire and then grab the four children and abduct them. >> reporter: prosecutors tell "action news" protective services had recently placed the kids in

joining people from several communities remembering mcguire at the very spot where he fell. he was murdered responding to a robbery at the department store february 6th, 2010. >> my father obviously died right here and we miss him tremendously. especially this time of year. he was my younger broth. >>reporter: he was devoted to his family and department. it's a loss felt by everyone but also the former police chief now retired. >> that was the worst night of my life. i had been in the service for vietnam. and this was the worst night. >>reporter: those fellow officers gave him a salute passing by in a procession. his widow found a way to thank the community. >> incredible. i just can't believe how many people are here. and i'm so pleased and jack has got a big smile on his face. huge smile. >>reporter: and tonight family and friends also want to pay triblt to current police officers acknowledging the difficult job that they all have. live, jim smith with the news. in dohrster -- doer chooseser -- -- chester -- -- >> heavy fire. showing in the front of of the building -- imme

mcguire's father owns the house. he was granted custody of mcguire's children and claims she came there last night wanting to see her kids. investigators believe she started the fire in the garage. >> when we started to call the police is when she said, you don't understand, the house is on fire, get out. not us get out, get my kids out. >> reporter: no one was hurt here, but the family's overwhelmed by the devastation. they did not have insurance. neighbors are donating gift cards and clothing to help the family get back on their feet. >>> police arrested a couple in sussex county after their infant son died. doyle hundley and kasie leighton are charged with murder by abuse. their son was taken to the hospital in critical condition back in may and died in september at eight months old. a police investigation found adan suffered broken bones and blunt-force trauma to the head, but they couldn't give an explanation for the baby's injuries. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a man who may have assaulted an 11-year

the gloucester county prosecutor's office says they have now charged 32-year-old lynette mcguire andpping saying that they tried to burn down this house while m mcguire's own children were living inside. flames engulfed the fire and living room of this washington township new jersey home last night. >> it was extreme. it was like instantaneous. >> reporter: today the details of the cause of the fire are being released to "action news." >> they started a fire as a pretext to run into the house and tell everyone there's a fire and then grab the four children and abduct them. >> reporter: brian mcguire tells us the conflict started when child protection awarded his daughter's four kids to mcguire and his wife. their daughter and her cousin then allegedly stormed the house to take the children. >> i looked out and it was my daughter saying get my kids out of the house. i want my kids out of the house and just started freaking out and then forced her way in. >> reporter: the four kids ages three through 14 were inside. >> the grandparents had custody of the four children due to allegation

mcguire -- tying him to what gets said on stage. stage."when the first district voted for him, i think they thought he was somebody who was going to work with people from both sides, that's what he has said." said."we think it's a tremendous success. we exceeded our expectations for attendence and we couldn't be dr. mcguire also says ideas like repealing the affordable care act will only hurt the middle class and puts blum even more at risk. every week -- we'll be going inside iowa politics -- talking about the people not trying to move into the white house. a handful of iowans were in des moines throughout the week protesting the governor's plan to privitize medicaid. medicaid.governor terry branstad is looking for federal approval on the january first switch to allow four private companies to manage medicaid.opponents are skeptical the new system won't be for the state's 4-billion dollar program.coming up later in the real story --- we'll take a look at iowa's medicaid saga from when it started until the present day. coming up next on iow

mcguire -- tying him to what gets said on stage. stage."when the first district voted for him, i think they thought he was somebody who was going to work with people from both sides, that's what he h h said." said."we think it's a exceeded our expectations for attendence and we couldn't be happier dr. mcguire also says ideas like repealing the affordable care act will only hurt the middle class and puts blum even more at risk. every week -- we'll be going inside iowa politics -- talking about the people not trying to move into the white hoe. a a ndful of iowans were in des moines throughout the week protesting the governor's plan to privitize medicaid. medicaid.governor terry branstad is looking for federal approval on the january first switch to allow four private companies to manage medicaid.opponents are skeptical the new system won't be for the state's 4-billion dollar program.coming up later in the real story --- we'll take a look at iowa's medicaid saga from whwh it started until the present day. coming up next on iowa in focus...stef

mcguire tells me half the home inside is gutted, and they didn't have insurance. on top of it all, mcguire lost a 14-year-old son due to a heart attack just over a year ago. >> we never agreed, our daughter came up from florida, then it was hell on earth from that point on. >> reporter: his appreciation with those who are rallying to help with donations. >> i have two boys, so it's right before christmas and i can't even imagine. >> reporter: his face is not shattered. >> we believe in god and he's been there for us before. >> reporter: from turnersville, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00, the terror suspect accused of recruiting jihad jane here in our area is now in custody. interpol arrested the suspect in barcelona yesterday. we contacted the u.s. justice department in philadelphia this afternoon and they told us they do want him brought to philly to face charges. and just minutes ago we obtained video of the arrest. accused of recruiting jihad jane who lived in montgomery county. he recruited several americans to join a terror cell. he was originally a

investigators say lynnette mcguire and her cousin set the home on fire and tried to kidnap mcguire's 4-year-old daughter. no one was hurt. >>> protesters tried to block an entrance to city hall today in an effort to convince mayor nutter to keep his current immigration policy in place. there were no reports of any arrests. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> this is another big story today, this december warmth. skies a little gray at times, still plenty to smile about in center city if you like warm weather in december. >> not exactly warm enough for most people to take a dip in the ocean, but still a nice day at the beach. here's a live look down the shore in cape may. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with the nbc 10 first alert forecast. >> the warm weather is going to be sticking around for a bit. >> looks like it's sticking around not only through the weekend, but through much of next week, but the pattern will change and colder air will come in and it will be feeling like december eventually. but not by the time the eagles are playing on sunday. it's going to seem

. >> outside the hall of justice, family members of daniel mcguire gathered to reflect but also to record. >> reporter: daniel lost his life last july. paul was behind the wheel of that big rig and said that his brakes had failed driving down the road. >> i wish i was not on the road that day and someone had not lost life because of my actions. >> he had been facing up to a year in jail for a misdemeanor charge of vehicular manslaughter was instead sentenced to three years probation and 400 hours of community service. they didn't want him to go to jail and made that clear to the prosecutor. i can see he was very apologetic and obviously feels terrible. >> the fact that there was no malice or intent in this case. >> the mcguire family filed an amended lawsuit for punitive damages. >> we've got to make our roads safer. these drivers need to be able to say no. >> a family now working to inspire change in the trucking industry in memory of their son. in san jose, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> a warning for apple users tonight. cyber criminals are targeting your device more and more. the amount o

. >> reporter: at the john engeman theatre in northport, new york, actor and singer kevin mcguire is kris kringle in the musical adaptation of "miracle on 34th street, where his sweet baritone and rosy cheeks are on full display. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas >> reporter: but that ruddy of a serious problem inside his body, one he couldn't put a name to. >> my skin was very red and very purple and i started getting joint pain. a lot of joint pain. >> reporter: and trouble singing? >> definitely. >> reporter: were you worried about your career? >> of course. when your vocal chords are in that kind of distress and you don't know why, that's terrifying. >> reporter: in may 2012, a blood test showed sky-high iron levels and a doctor finally figured out the cause. >> he said, "kevin you had something called hemochromeitosis." >> reporter: what did he say was the problem? >> he said you're rusting from the inside out. >> reporter: the disorder is caused by a genetic reflex that allows to much iron to be absorbed and eventually overloads tissues and organs. symptoms can includ

mcguire began weekly blood draws that slowly removed the excess iron. it's a simple yet effective remedy that helps restore iron levels to a normal range. life. i dreamed a dream >> reporter: especially new that his vocal pipes are no longer rusting. as the iron came out of your body, especially out of your vocal cords, what happened to you as an actor, as a performer? >> i can do pretty much just about anything. for a long time. from the land to >> reporter: cbs news, north fork, new york. >> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs news this morning."

it was all in an tempt according to investigators to abduction mcguire's three-year-old daughter. four of her children are living at their grand parent's house in the 800 block of lafayette court. investigators say the cousin set a fire in the garage and then were somehow able to grab the three-year-old as everyone ran out of the house. police stopped the two women in their car and the child was returned to her grand parents unharm. the stay award the grandparents custody all four children. both women being held on $100,000 bail tonight. the grand parent's house suffered extensive damage in that fire. >>> it's college football's most traditional rivalry and a full weekend of army/navy events kicking off today in philadelphia. but before tomorrow's big game, a huge gala at the pennsylvania convention center. more than 1200 guests attending to night's army/navy gala. organizers like to call it an official kickoff to army/navy weekend. guests enjoying dinner, drinks and a battle of the bands. of course, the rivalry got going way before tonight's gala. check out this tug of war on the

. >> the accident killed 25-year-old daniel mcguire of santa cruz. his mother said jail time would benefit no one. she asked the judge to order singh to work for truck safety on the highways. >> we have to think about everybody's loved ones. we have to make our roads safer, and these drivers need to be able to say no. the trucking industry needs to be held accountable. >> the mcguire family with a dozen friends at the sentencing expressed frustration at the trucking company that employed singh had not been on trial. they found the brakes on singh's truck worn down to metal, leaguing, and out of adjustment. >> why wasn't the trucking company put on trial? >> when i make a decision and we prosecute a case, we have to look at the facts. for this, we're here only for the facts that involve mr. singh. >> that was chuck coppola reporting. >>> in other news in the east bay, the bust of a boot legging operation turned into so much more. agents raided a martinez house and found more than 40 illegal and unregistered guns. they ranged from assault rifles to gre

mcguire began weekly blood draws that slowly removed the excess iron.mple yet effective remedy that helps restore iron levels to a normal range. >> i've never felt better in my life. ♪ i dreamed a dream in time gone by ♪ >> reporter: especially now that his vocal pipes are no longer rusting. and as the iron came out of your body and out of your vocal chords, what happened to you as an actor, as a performer? >> well, i can do pretty much just about anything for a long time. ♪ from the eagle to the top >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs news, northport, new york. ♪ ♪ >> axelrod: steve hartman "on the road" is coming up. also ahead, a mixed holiday message from the man behind the miss universe mix-up. ♪ ♪ you may not even think about the energy that lights up your world. but we do. we're exxonmobil. and the cleaner-burning natural gas we produce generates more of our electricity than ever before... ...helping dramatically reduce america's emissions. because turning on the lights, isn't as simple as just flipping a switch. energy lives here. iit's just a coug

tonight police say 32-year-old lynette mcguire and her cousin set fire to the house with mcguire's childrens" reporter wendy salts plan is live at the fire scene. wendy, the charges indicate this is one horrific family crisis. >> reporter: and, jim, prosecutors spoke exclusively with "action news" telling us that they believe this fire was a ruse to get the four children out of the home so that the mother could snatch them. they also told us that there were allegations of abuse and that's the reason that those children were removed from their parents' care. this blaze destroyed much of a washington township home last night is now being blamed on the owner's daughter lynette mcguire and cousin denise coyle. prosecutors tell us what they believe was her motive for sparking the fire while her parents and four children were

we call hip the real jerry mcguire. thanks for joining us.hat do you make of peyton manning's against? do you think it's real? do you think the report is real? >> part of the problem today is that with viral media, any allegation can get a life of its own, and here you have a situation where the accuser has recanted and said there's nothing to what he said. worst case scenario, hgh went to pait op manning's wife. doesn't assume that he used it. and here you have a player who is forced to deny something, which may have no basis at all, and the nfl will almost certainly have to investigate because the assertion has been made. i think it's a sad situation. i think that pait op manning just has to stay the course in this situation. make a firm denial. let the investigation proceed. >> okay. if you were advising peyton manning, however, and you actually believe you're in the right on this, do you sue and risk the additional publicity and questions and all of the things that arise from that, or do you hope that this whole thing just goes away? >> h

mcguire tried to abduct her child from her grandmother's home. they could fails up to 20 years behind bars if convicted. >>> testimony will continue next week for a woman accused of taking part in the beating of a gay couple in 2014. a witness testified yesterday that katherine knott the daughter of chalfonte's police chief threw punches during the attack. a bloody church was shown on the stand along with the victim's injuries, two men pleaded guilty in the case. >>> new jersey mayor is urging the state's residents to boycott tonld trump's -- donald trump's assets like golf course. the coalition said the idea to ban all muslims is unconstitutional and dangerous. it includes the national golf source and other real estate around the world. >> ben carson is threatening to leave the republican party condemning a statement of closed door meetings of republican leaders. if they try to block donald trump from being the next president of the united states, he will walk. following that meeting there have been reports that top republican republicans are ta

class.doctor andy mcguire - chair of the party - says from economic policies to recent violence issues - tonight's candidates took very rigid stances.she says congressman rod blum's support of these candidates puts him in a potion where he's risking "he's aligning himself with people who have very rigid views that i don't think align first district." district."congressman blum responded to these statements, saying it's not true - and he's willing to work with iowans about their concerns. cbs 2 news - ten at ten - continues now with - the corridor's top stories. stories.before today's big ten championship in - indianapolis - - hawkeye ** fans got a warm welcome - in a variety of ways. ways.restaurants and bars held parties - we hear some places even ran out of *beer. *beer.here's cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry from indianapolis. indianapolis. the cities on the hawkeyes mind at the start of the weekend were arlington and miami gardens. a win saturday - would punch their ticket to one of those places for the first round of the college football playoff. but when they landed in indianapoli

mcguire began weekly blood draws that slowly removed the excess iron.store iron levels to a normal range. >> i've never felt better in my life. ♪ i dreamed a dream >> reporter: especially new that his vocal pipes are no longer rusting. as the iron came out of your body, especially out of your vocal cords, what happened to you as an actor, as a performer? >> i can do pretty much just about anything. for a long time. ♪ from the land to >> reporter: cbs news, north fork, new york. >> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs news this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, december 28th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a deadly outbreak of at least nine tornadoes ransacked north texas, damaging or destroying nearly 1,500 homes. >> i was just praying. whatever! just crazy! i wouldn't have shown anybody. >> that was just part after series of weather events across t

sean mcguire for the 14-yard score. and he runs 29 yards down to the 2-yard line to set up the insurance touchdown which ryan jackson would then punch in. 38-24 houston pulling off the win. >> and the knicks reserve player remained hospitalized after an armed robbery left him with a bullet wound in the knee. after thanking everyone, he talked to instagram to let the fans know he's okay. he called the incident a learning experience and a minor setback that will lead to a major comeback. >>> and saint john's and creighton. and the big put-back dunk in the first. and james mill began, the transition. and the blue jays up by. >> can you imagine? >> that's the way to end 2015. >> not for the johnnies. >> time to look at the stories we're working on for 11:00. something to do with december 31st. >> you think? >> yes, we are counting down to the biggest celebration of the year. security is on high alert. and teams of new york police officers on patrol right now to keep revelers safe. we go behind the scenes of a major operatio

. >> hello i'm staff sergeant hamilton, i am here with the first engineer group 577, i am from mcguire air force base, new jersey, i want to shout out to my baby girl i have not seen yet, elana, soon to be wife marissa and keenan, and a shout-out to my family in new york back in rockland county. and it's hot here, i can't wait to get home, i'm sure you are enjoying the winter, i'll see you guys soon and i love you. a suspected thief trying to make a run for it fell off an escalator head first, they gave chase and cornered him and with nowhere to go he jumped, he is expected to be okay and is facing charges of theft. >> the number of refugees that reached europe this year is past the 1 million mark, the investigation comes from the organization for migration most arrived by sea and most drowned while making the jurisprudency, they have left because of war, poverty in the middle east and asia, more than 4 million people have fled syria. >>> rescue crews continue to search debris after a man made landslide in china, when a pile of construction waste grew so high it collapsed. 76 others re

get to do fun things i guess," said south sioux city middle school seventh grade student, mackenzie mcguire. "since it's kind of a hard test and you know we've been taking it for a long time so it feels good to go up and have all this improvement," said south sioux city middle school eighth grade student, jagger horken. students say these test the spring. and, they say it's also good preparation for a-c-ts and other future tests they'll have. the sioux city public museum is telling a story they've wanted to share for years with their newest exhibit. it's called "when quality was higher than price: martin's, davidson's and pelletier's." it features the history of three local department stores dating back to the 1880s. the display features over 200 historical photos, memorabilia and fashion from the late 1800s through the 1940s. davidsons was the largest retail store in iowa in the 1920s-- attracting shoppers from all over the midwest. the store later became what we now know as younkers. "it's a way to show how business was traditionally conducted in our cities, using sioux city specifically.

you get to meet your goal you get to do fun things i middle school seventh grade student, mackenzie mcguire. "since it's kind of a hard test and you know we've been taking it for a long time so it feels good to go up and have all this improvement," said south sioux city middle school eighth grade student, jagger horken. in some cases, students even exceeded the normal scoring for their grade level. students say these test improvements will help them with their final map testing in the spring. and, they say it's also good preparation for a-c-ts and other future tests they'll have. sheila? thanks, totoie. if you plan on going out tonight, you're going to want to bundle up. here to tell us more is chief meteorlogist ron demers with our first look at the forecast at 5. the wind combined with temps in the 20s to keep it a very cool friday around siouxland. we also saw some clouds and flurries rotating through the region although most of those clouds should clear tonight as lows dip well down into the teens for most of us with single digits even likely in northern siouxland. a south will stt blow

next, danielle mcguire discusses the lives of women during the civil rights movement.s december marks the 60th anniversary of rosa parks' .efusal to give up her seat she examines racial and sexual violence experienced by african-american women in the segregated south year she crit

next, danielle mcguire discusses the lives of women during the civil rights movement.his december marks the 60th anniversary of rosa parks' .efusal to give up her seat she examines racial and sexual violence experienced by african-american women in the segregated south year she credits women for fueling the civil rights movement. the georgia center for books hosted this event in 2010. it is a little over one hour. >> good evening, everyone. i'm the executive director of the george's for books. we have the host for this evening's program. we welcome all of you. rosa parks is one of the truly iconic figures of the civil rights movement. we know her as the older, quiet woman who's tired feet led her to defy segregation on buses iny alabama's 1955. her courageous spontaneous refusal to give up her seat to a white man sparked the bus boycott, which gave birth to an entire movement. that is what we have been told until now. but do we really know rosa parks? the answer is very definitely, no. theelcome to the center for book tonight, dr. danielle mcguire, and >> her new book

one of the original pinkerton's, they take out the molly mcguire's that are supposedly an evil conspiracy in the coal miners of western pennsylvania and they hang 10 or 20 of them based on this one detective's infiltration. it's not clear if these were all criminals. they were irish. it's a popularly debated subject. in the west in wyoming what i found is that people really don't like going to court. they prefer settling themselves. how do you see your work studying this subject interpreting to the overall understanding of western history? particularly it sounds like wyoming has been an area of focus for you. mr. lillert: wyoming, montana, colorado. places like that. the first thing is that detectives were almost everywhere. you think about them now in the --ies but in these all these and all these little rural areas they were in the saloons. university of idaho in 1905 had cameson in the pinkerton's in and they started suspecting a runner on the tracking. there was a detective that ran on the tracking for a couple of months. -- track team for a couple of months. host: do you see that fit

get to do fun things i guess," said south sioux city middle school seventh grade student, mackenzie mcguire. "since it's kind of a hard test and you know we've been taking it for a long time so it feels good to go up and have all this improvement," said south sioux city middle school eighth grade student, jagger horken. students say these test improvements will help them with their final map testing in the spring. and, they say it's also good preparation for a-c-ts have. the sioux city public museum has a new exhibit. it's called "when quality was higher than price: martin's, davidson's and pelletier's." it features the history of three local department stores dating back to the 1880s. the display features historical photos, memorabilia and fashion from the late 1800s through the 1940s. davidsons was the largest retail store in iowa in the 1920s-- attracting shoppers from all over the midwest. the store later became what we now know as younkers. the display is open through march 6th. still to come on sportsfource extra.... highlights from basketball games all over siouxland including bluff'

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mcguire began weekly blood draws that slowly removed the excess iron. it's a simple yet effective remedy that helps restore iron levels to a normal range. >> i've never felt better in my life. i dreamed a dream his vocal pipes are no longer rusting. as the iron came out of your body, especially out of your vocal cords, what happened to you as an actor, as a performer? >> i can do pretty much just about anything. for a long time. from the land to >> reporter: cbs news, north fork, new york. >> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs news this morning." york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> oh, it's massive! >> a devastating tornado in texas. the latest impact of a winter storm warning system. at least 11 killed outside dallas. elsewhere, whiteout conditions and a state of emergency in new mexico. >>> the intense fight to take the city of ramadi back from isis. >>> in chicago new calls for accountability after police kill two this weekend. >>> and

the house went up in flames on lafayette court, police have arrested annette mcguire and her cousin deniseoil, they say they lit it on fire and tried to kidnap her daughter from the home. the grandparents and all the children escaped and were not hurt, investigators are back at the property today and both are charged with arson and attempted kidnapping. >>> and the investigation continues into this overnight car fire that sent the driver to the hospital on the 2500 block of north market street, wigts say they saw the car speeding along the roadway before hitting a building and suddenly bursting into flames. we heard a boom and turned our head and then jumped out of the car and he was on fire and laid down on the ground and was rolling on the ground. >> the driver managed to run a half block with his clothes on fire and was rushed to christiana hospital in critical condition and know one was hurt in the early morning accident. federal investigators know where the san bernardino terror suspects were in the moments before they were killed in a shootout with police, a fbi dive team is searchin

and mcguire and coil could face up to 0 years behind bars in con vingted. >> and bucks county fire crews battled a house fire tonight. chopper 6 was over the scene 8:30 in the 400 block of diamond, hilltown township. they had it controlled in under app hour and fortunately nobody was hurt. >> "action news" was in langhorne as members of the inter faith community came together. the and light ridge ill was held in here make field. >> in san bernardino call call drivers once again search his delay and that they may have gone with us. >> they're looking for a missing hard drive that belong to shooters, eyed farook and tashfeen malik. >> and in the nomination for miss after call on ban for all muslims according to the united states according to new ipso fol after trump makes regards 5% of support from republicans and ben carson is in second among republicans at 12% toss ted cruz and jeb bush tied at 10% and the poll asks republicans it they found trum trump's remarks offensive. 29% said yes and 4 4% said no. >> he threatens to leave the republican party. party insiders were disking ko kosbili

mcguire began weekly blood draws that slowly removed the excess iron. it's a simple yet effective remedy that helps restore iron levels to a normal range. >> i've never felt better in my life. i dreamed a dream >> reporter: especially new that his vocal pipes are no longer rusting. as the iron came out of your body, especially out of your vocal cords, what happened to you as an actor, as a performer? >> i can do pretty much just about anything. for a long time. from the land to >> reporter: cbs news, north fork, new york. >> that is the "overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs news this morning." york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> oh, it's massive! >> a devastating at any hits texas. the latest impact of a winter storm warning system. at least 11 kill ded outside dallas. prompting a state of emergency. >>> the intens fight to take the city of ramadi back from isis. >>> in chicago new calls for accountability after police kill >>> and peyton manning's furio

. >> thank you for calling mcguire institute of molecular medicine. >> i wonder if you can, yes, i needment verification on a gentleman calls charles sly. he's a pharmacist and i believe he did a rotation with you. is that right, do you know him? >> yes. uh-huh. >> could you possibly give me the precise dates? >> i can. it will be just a minute. >> thank you. >> uh-huh. >> remain on the line. a representative will assist you momentarily. >> the start date we have where we signed for him was 10/17/11. >> 10/17/11, ok. do you know how long he stayed with you? >> i think for a couple of months, like three months, maybe. >> great. sounds like you know him, then. >> yes, i knew him when he was here. >> that was a month ago. now, dr. del guyer, who never responded to al jazeera's request for comment, says charlie sly has fabricated his whole story. sly says everything he said when he didn't know he was being recorded was untrue. peyton manning has issued his own angry denial, saying he's never used performance enhancing drugs. however the allegation in the program, the growth hormone was ship

twenty-eight year old sergeant tristin clinic err was last seen december 20th a joint base mcguire lakehurst in burlington county. his body was found saturday. but the military is not saying anything about the circumstances of his death. >> we could learn more later on today, whether pennsylvania governor tom wolf will end the state's long budget battle. he could sign a budget approved by the legislature or veto either part of it or the whole thing. lawmakers passed a $30.3 billion spending bill without the increase in aid to public schools the governor wanted. state's government budget impasse has been going on now for six months. >> jerry sandusky getting retro payment from the state's pension system starting today. the state owes him $211,000 from when it illegally stopped hits retirement benefits. those payment stopped after the former penn state assistant coach was sentence dollars for child molestation. a court rules sandusky was not an university employee when the crimes happened. the first check will be mailed today, and sandusky's monthly payment of $4,900 will resume in january. >>

they say two hispanic men with guns walked into mcguire's lounge early sunday morning. one man demanded the bar tender give him money from the cash register while the other fired a they ran away and thankfully no one was hurt. >> nancy: happening later today, the two women accused of making up a story about see manning throw a baby into the merrimack river in haverhill will be in court. a 42-year-old woman and her 23-year-old daughter are set to be charged with misleading a police investigation and filing false report. officers say the woman claimed a man threw a baby into the water on christmas eve. police later determined that was not true. and quincy credit union is restricting all debit card and atm authorizations until noon today after dozens of people say they were victims of fraudulent transactions over the weekend. in a message posted on facebook sunday, the credit union says it will return any money taken from those accounts as soon as possible. developing this morning, firefighters are gaining ground on a wind-whipped wildfire in southern california and hope t

congratulations to you for all i stole the picture just like frank stole jerry mcguire. i think that is a great idea. they are going to do another movie. >> are you going to do it? >> haven't been asked. those three ladies, you know what it tells you about people when the camera's not rolling. it was a freezing february morning. we downtown. i just had flown in from florida that morning because reg and i were shooting in florida. and you don't know what you're going to get. you're standing there with these three superstars. every single one of those women were not only so great to me but to all the extras who were the children. they were going over and rubbing their little hands, so i have wonderful memories of that. >> they're going to get together and be like a singing group. >> i am available! infomercials on tv about wen shampoo? there's now this lawsuit, a small but growing number of women who say it's dangerous and caused their hair to fall out. it started off with this one woman named amy freedman who said shy used wen for two weeks and it caused her hair to fall

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easily diagnosed and treated. 3 > (narration one): at the john engeman theatre in northport kevin mcguire is kris kringle in the musical adaptation of "miracle on 34th street," where his sweet baritone and rosy cheeks are on full display.> > natup song> > but that ruddy complexion was an outward sign of a serious problem inside his body, one he couldn't put a name to.> > 011117 my skin was very red and very purple//010511 i started getting joint pain, a lot of joint pain//(011050) . jlp: and trouble singing? a: oh yes> (012115) (jlp) were you worried about your career? 012120 of course, yes absolutely. //011820 when your vocal chords are distressed and you don't know why, it's terrifying.> > (narration four) > in may 2012 a blood test showed sky high iron levels and a doctor finally figured out the cause.> > 011650 he said kevin you have something when he explained it to you in simple terms what did he say was the problem? (011730) he said you're rusting from the inside out.> > (narration five- cooking)> the disorder is caused by a genetic defect that allows too much iron to be absorbed a

. >> let just the way that frank stole "jerry mcguire." >> and they are going to be doing a new movie? >> yes. >> are you in it? but my love to three ladies, because it tells you something about the people whe cameras are not rolling. it was a freezeing downtown and near tribeca, and i had flown into florida that morning because reej and i were fly filming in florida, and you never know what you will get, but every one of othose superstar women, were not only so great to me, but the experts out there even the children who were so cold. so i have that great memory of that, and one scene, big deal. >> and they are going be forming a singing group. >> i'm available. >> and so is we have news have you watched the informercials or the wen products. conditioner and products. >> yes, it is a lawsuit of a small group of women who say it is unsafe and causing the hair who said she used two weeks and caused the hair to fall out. and others are saying it is the same thing and damaging the follicles that is preventing their hair from moving back, and nbc cannot independently verify the claim, and