we did not find evidence that mcneill used raw materials. and that all finished lots tested negative. the particles would be expected to pass to the gastrointestinal tract. there was potential for higher concentrations per dropper, but none of the final products tested with high levels. although the health risk was low, these problems should never have occurred, and the failures at the facility that cost them were unacceptable. following requirements assures that products are consistent in safety, and failure to follow these procedures risks more serious problems and undermines consumer products. on april 30, they announced a voluntary recall of children's products, and liquid products. we are monitoring the implementation of a corrective action plan, that includes his -- includes changes to the quality program and senior management oversight. fda will take steps to make sure that when this facility manufactures again, it will produce safe products. we are considering additional enforcement pactivities, which include criminal penalties. it i

what more do we know tonight, john mcneill? a filing for a search warrant for douglas stewart's pickup that they may have a lot more evidence than they've talked about previous to this. we're hearing about the discovery of a clear plastic packaging in the driveway that may have been used to cover a tarp. we're learning that they have the tire tracks taken from a field nearby, an eyewitness account of a pickup in a field nearby, with a white male crouching behind it about the time of the disappearance. we're hearing that -- or we're reading in this request for a warrant that they want to match the tire patterns that they found in the field with the ones on douglas stewart's pickup truck. that the general tread pattern is similar, but they need to match the actual tires. this is all new information that we didn't hear about before. the truck description matches the eyewitness account. it's a crew cab, a four-wheel pickup truck, light in color, very similar to the dodge ram that douglas stewart drives. we -- the only question in m

out to john mcneill, wkzo news radio, kalamazoo. john, i understand that now we've got tire tread marks in the field where a neighbor says she sees a pickup truck, a crew cab pickup truck, with a white male crouched beside it around 7:00 a.m. that morning. catty-corner to the family home. do you know about the tread marks? >> i would assume that they've taken molds or plaster casts of those tracks and they're probably flew them to virginia, too, to see if they could match them up with the tires that are on the truck right now. that would be my assumption. it depends on the quality of the tread marks that were left, of course, and whether or not they can match them up. >> what do you know, ellie? >> nancy, actually, in that search warrant that we obtained yesterday, police said that they had taken pictures of the tread on doug stewart's truck in virginia, but they wanted the physical tire, itself, to match that to those tread marks they found at the scene. >> everybody, we are taking your calls live. to therese mccomb, this is venus

. >> also with us tonight john mcneill, kso news radio joining us from kalamazoo. john, what's the latest and searching those two vehicles that belong to the estranged husband? >> apparently they've dispatched a state police forensics team to virginia to go over those vehicles. they are currently in the possession of the newport news police, and they will be spending too knows how long going through the two vehicles looking for whatever they can find that might lead them to suspect the car or the truck had been driven to michigan. >> with us, john mcneill, from michigan. and with us tonight, special guest, taking your calls, therese mccomb. this is venus' mother. ms. mccomb, thank you for being with us. first of all, before i even talk about venus, how are the little girls doing tonight? i know you're in touch with them almost every hour. >> they're doing good. they're as good as they can be. they want to know where their mother is. they love her. they're hurt. she's their whole world. i don't know what they're going to do. i don't know what's going to happen. >> a

." >>> mcneill consumer health care knowingly used materials contaminated with bacteria to make children'sd tylenol products. they announced the recall of 100,000 lots of children's, infants tylenol, motrin, benadryl and zyrtech. they stopped production at the plant where the drugs were manufactured. fda said the known risk to consumer is remote. there are theoretical concerns about the products. >>> there is significant new hope in the effort to stop that massive oil leak in the gulf of mexico. work crews are bringing in that huge containment dome to the site. yesterday a robot sub capped one of the leaks in the gulf. there are several. bp officials warn the situation could get much worse. a leak that is now already 5,000 barrels a day could balloon, by some accounts, to 60,000 barrels each day. alabama governor bob riley took an aerial tour of the massive oil slick. good weather today should allow crews to lay more of that protective boom to guard against the slick. weather permitting it will have a positive impact. correspondent mike taibbi live in biloxi, mississippi with the latest on

inspectors found the drug maker mcneill that consumer health care knowingly used materials contaminatedo make children's and infant's tylenol products on on friday mcneil announced the recall. the company also stopped production at the pennsylvania plant are drugs were manufactured. f drk a said the known risk to consumers remote but there are theoretical concerns about the safety of those recalled products. if you've got them, you should not give them to your children. >>> too little or too much sleep could actually kill you. that's according to a new study from italy that found people who sleep less than six hours a night are 12% more likely to die before age 65. people who sleep for more than nine hours a night were even more likely, in fact, to die early. 30%. the study involves 1.3 million people. >>> teen girls may be able to jump, slip and tumble their way into having stronger healthier bones. new research shows gymnastics can help boost bone density and strength. greek doctors looked at two groups of girls. one with us elite gymnasts who had trained for at least two years. the o