but monica was always treated by dr. fata personally. >> it seems like it's very simple. >> he worked under dr. fata in an outer suburb an hour away from the main hub near detroit. dr. fata was so hands on, that he even personally treated than where dr. monglay works. >> he dislocated me from his patients all together. >> it wasn't just under clinical control dr. fata maintained. inside the practice, the office manager said that he went to great lengths to ensure everything was done his way. >> he had cameras and microphones placed in the ceiling, walls, and him and his wife would periodically review that to ensure people were in the right place and saying the right things. >> wait a minute, a lot of businesses have cameras for security purposes so you don't steal stuff. you're saying there were cameras here to keep an eye on what people were doing? >> yes. >> did you find that at all unusual? >> well, i did find it unusual, but myself and a lot of others thought it was just something that he required because he was the

he asked monica a series of questions. and then -- sglt >> the next day i went to the office and look at all the -- everything that was scanned in of dr. fata, clinic notes. >> staring at monica's records, he came to an unnerving but inis scape inescapable conclusion. he went back to the hospital and told her everything she believed about her cancer was wrong. did he say the words, you don't have cancer? >> yes. yes. cancer. see how good you'll feel with the new weight watchers join for free now and lose 10 pounds on us. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my lower back but now, i step on this machine and get my number pwhich matches my dr. scholl's from my foot pain. my lower back pain. find a machine at drscholls.com arturito soup! okay, okay. arturito soup! hi! arturito soup? follow me. campbell's new star wars inspired soups. arturito soup! yaaa! made for real, real life. yoplait greek 100 actually uses preservatives like potassium sorbate. potassium sorbate? really? that stuff is used to kill bugs! . ligh

monica's cancer diagnosis looked like part of a scheme to bilk monica's treatment would have cost close to $200,000 a year. >> a 50-year-old, professional woman who is healthy, most likely has good insurance. so dr. fata would have given this treatment until she died, maybe one decade, all unnecessary treatment. he chose her for a reason. >> the office manager was mulling over the allegations he had heard from dr. maunglay, that dr. fata was prescribing toxic drugs to patients who didn't need them. >> i asked him if he could give me the name of the drugs. he said there's too many drug. i said just give me one drug. and he gave me the name of the drug called ibig. >> it's a powerful drug with seous side effects that should only be given to patients with specific immune system deficiencies. can be dangerous. george went to trusted and experienced nurse nancy saturley and asked her what she knew how the doctor was administering the drug. >> she kind of went blank and became sorrowful and then started to cry. >> it was crazy. it was that all these people were getting this medicine and they

monica's cancer diagnosis looked like part of a scheme to bilk patients and insurance monica's treatment would have cost close to $200,000 a year. >> she was a 50-year-old, a professional woman who is healthy, most likely has good insurance. so dr. fata would have given this treatment until she died, maybe one decade. unnecessary treatment. he chose her, you know, for a reason. >> the doctor was unsure about what to do with his serious allegations when the office manager came to ask about his impending departure from the practice. >> i asked him why. and he said, i will tell you but not here. >> not in the hallway. dr. fata has a camera. >> they went downstairs to a room where they were sure no one was listening or recording. the doctor told george dr. fata was giving chemotherapy to a patient who didn't have cancer. >> i didn't believe him, because quite frankly, i knew of all of the other hands that were >> surely, somebody would have said something. >> somebody should have said something. >> here comes this doctor with a wild story. >> wild story. this is left field stuff. >> you are

he had been puzzling over monica's charts. confused by the results of her blood work. >> just looking at the chart, i could not believe what i was seeing. >> the information in front of him just wasn't making sense. he asked monica a series of and then -- sglt >> the next day i went to the office and look at all the -- everything that was scanned in all the blood tests and reports of dr. fata, clinic notes. >> staring at monica's records, he came to an unnerving but inis scape inescapable conclusion. he went back to the hospital and told her everything she believed about her cancer was wrong. did he say the words, you don't have cancer? >> yes. yes. he told me, do you not have cancer. see how good you'll feel with the new weight watchers beyond the scale program! and lose 10 pounds on us. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my lower back but now, i step on this machine and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts. now i get immediate relief from my foot pain. my lower back pain. find

fata that monica was given her first dose of chemotherapy 3. a nurse delivered the cocktail of chemo drugs and sent her home >> i was sad. i was frustrated. >> when you went home?tional for steve and i. >> given what she had seep her n her family members go through, cing herself for the side effects to take hold. something unexpected happened.her suitcase still out from the vacation to n two places. >> when i fell, i then heard snap, snap.are thinking, oh, no, now this? >> yeah. i remember at the hospital i hemotherapy in the morning and have to deal with this, it was hobble. it was hobble.a short vacation to his home country of lebanon. who worked in his clinics, was practice's cancer patients.i met the doctor, he explained to me who he was. >> he didn't usually treat aw dr. fata.r seen monica's medical reports sgle look s s before. >> i found it strange. >> because he had been puzzling arts. confused by the results of her blood work. >> just looking at the chart, i could not believe what i was seeing.tion in front of him just wasn't making se

and thursday night skechb off and monica malpass and the big story tonight is in the 11th hour of 2015. we hope this has been a goodyear for you and yours and we look forward to a promise of you and yours. we begin with "action news" reporter dann cuellar pepz landsing with less than an hour to go until the big fireworks. hi, dann. >> hi, monica and festive atmosphere indeed at penns landing as you can see here behind me as they like to say it's twice the fun with twice the fireworks as the annual sugarhouse new year's ever celebration puts on two shows one coming up at midnight and one earlier at 6. there were thousands and thousands of people out here for that. let's take you there. >>♪ "star wars"♪ yes, the sights and sounds of new year's eve on the water front at penns landing and this year they were highlighting music of "star wars" in honor of movie that just came out. >> it was amazing. >> definitely. >> all right. >> yeah. >> where are you from. >> i'm from the caribbean. >> how about the grand finale at the end. >> yeah. >> wasn't it awesome. >> yes. >> happy new year. >> happ

steve, do you agree with monica? >> i do agree with monica. i think, look, if i were dividing it, i'd say $30 on trump, $30 on marco, and $30 on cruz and maybe ten on marco. who what will happen. >> i don't have a crystal ball or i'd be in vegas right now. peter johnson junior? >> chris christie is not breaking through. i don't think he's going to break through. the top three, ted cruz won the birther issue. marco rubio was pretty good over all, but i believe donald trump won this debate big, big time. big time. >> monica? your thoughts? who won the debate? >> i think there were a couple defining moments. one was ted cruz. he needed to handle the eligibility question that had been raised by donald trump. and he needed to handle it with facts and finesse. i think he did both of those things but i think donald trump owned the two other defining moments during this debate. the first is what you just played when he handled cruz's attack on new york values. it was pitch perfect. his tone, his content, the fact it was unscripted and came from the he

steve, do you agree with monica? >> i do agree with monica. i think, look, if i were dividing it, i'd say $30 on trump, $30 on marco, and $30 on cruz and maybe ten on marco. who knows what will happen. >> i don't have a crystal ball or i'd be in vegas right now. peter johnson junior? >> chris christie is not breaking through. i don't think he's going to break through. the top three, ted cruz won the birther issue. marco rubio was pretty good over all, but i believe donald trump won this debate big, big time. big time. >> monica? your thoughts? who won the debate? >> i think there were a couple defining moments. one was ted cruz. he needed to handle the eligibility question that had been raised by donald trump. and he needed to handle it with facts and finesse. i think he did both of those things but i think donald trump owned the two other defining moments during this debate. the first is what you just played when he handled cruz's attack on new york values. it was pitch perfect. his tone, his content, the fact it was unscripted and came from

. >> hey there rick and monica. wow, it's finally happened. we finally have a head coach officially. doug pederson is still inside the complex behind me. he's been meeting all day with his new owner and his new gm and who knows who else is in there. meetings all day the he's expected to leave the complex at 6:30 and go to din are at eagles owner jeffrey lurie's house. we were there when doug pederson touched down in philadelphia before 11:00 a.m. this morning greeted with smiles and a nice little sports coat there. pederson of course the offensive coordinator under andy reid with the kansas city chiefs. former eagles quarterback and coach as well but he's never been a head coach in the nfl. in fact he hasn't really been a head coach except for when he coached in high school about 10 years ago so that will be interesting so expect him to bring along with him some expertise as part of his staff much he's formulating his staff inside as we speak and "action news" has also learned a big name is expected likely to be named defensive coordinator. hi

upon my last release in 1996, someone told me about place in said monica. -- santa monica. i made it to that place in santa monica and there i found a community that was treated much different from the community i came from in south l.a. people with the same amount of drugs or more were diverted to diversion programs and given court cards and community service. they were not sent to prison for multiple years and it dawned on me, like, what's wrong with this picture? when i left that treatment facility, i committed to helping other women in south l.a. find a safe place and begin the process of healing and directing them back into the community. in my own home, i saved, work, i save money and bought a little bungalow and started a new way of life. [applause] michele: who was your first client and how did you decide you can do this? that is a daunting task. susan: after so much had happened, you kind of get angry. and that anger fuels the inspiration and determination. i would leave the house and go downtown, skid row, where women stepped off the bus and i knew them, they were

monica is training a service dog. >> let's go. >> there he is. he's hanging on. >> who needs a car when you have him. >> that's right. that's what he's linking. >> monica thank you. >> you bet. >> you know who else is feeling the love right now? the panthers. fan rally pep rally set for friday in charlotte all beginning at noon. there along with sir purr. [laughter] >> you love saying his name. wral of course is home to super bowl onayt veucy atfrintc tafood ll st rty att'ththicerthd coowst50was. ouonfe esay s clcoderemi lo olspng56 n.seiemiag ya hoths y ovco ghe beay offe se si rl ain asilmi oy daile sameinthda wraturestg arcohethdurien e inbe icllkeou 8 ghinroora.ine to40su ou. rastinrninil:0 rtorwar eke be wearing this. >> you look sharp by the way. >> thank you u. chne n.esd into the news room regarding a proposed cargo hub in johnston county. governor mccrory's office has released a statement saying the current site is no longer a viable option for the connector. dozens of residents protested the site telling commissioners it would force the

john. >> reporter: hi, monica. in preparation of that mega merger dupont said hit to trimaran deuce some of its overhead costs that's investor speak in this case for those layoffs. we caught up with some of those workers today at a local pub as they adjust to their new normal. >> today i got laid off. i got severance pay until september. >> reporter: for 13 years jeff davis used his hands and brain crafting research and development projects from laser alignments. >> all the way up to custom metal fabrications welding, machine stuff, i can program machines but i guess they don't have a need for me anymore. >> reporter: nylon kevlar tie vic legendary products developed by dupont. today's pink slips the latest cost cutting move. ken reynolds left dupont. he worries about his former colleagues. >> it's a difficult time in the chemical industry. we're going through a lot of adjustments and a lot of changes especially in the global economy. >> reporter: after all his 39 years in dupont kevin agreed to a buy out. he'll re

jason and monica? a thousand years behind bars. that's how long the woman accused in a deadly crash on the las vegas strip could spend in prison lakeisha holloway is now facing 71 charges. the 24 year old is accused of running down dozens of people while her daughter was in the back of the car. since the incident and one of the victims plowed down says he has nightmares about it. i still have dreams actually i guess itd be nightmares i have dreams where im in the one in a car and things are going out of control christian guerra is just one of the 35 people who was injured the night of the crash. officials say one person died as holloway's car jumped the curb and went into a crowd of tourists. prosecutors are still trying to determine a possible motive. she's due back in court next month. jury deliberations will contunue this morning for otis holland... the former pastor accused of sexually assaulting girls in his henderson church. both sides gave closing arguments in the case yesterday. new charges have been filed against holland t

melissa is in for adam. >> hi, monica.ing rain that moves in overnight, just some patchy drizzle but the main culprit moves in as we get into sunday morning with a good soaking on the way. details coming up with the accuweather forecast. >> jaime apody with eagles news including what jeb jack has to say about chip kelly's firing. we'll have those stories and more when we come back. ♪ we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol®. >> funeral services were held today for a five-year-old boy with autism who was found dead in a lehigh valley canal. jayliel vega's body was found in allentownly he had been missing for two days after wandering away from a relative's home on new year's eve. the coroner says the cause of death is pending but he was not hurt in any way before he died. investiga

jason and monica? police also had their hands full with a string of homicides throughout the valley last night. the first one happened at an apartment complex near pecos and lake mead. metro says they found a hispanic man in his early 20s dead in the middle of the courtyard. he'd been shot several times. witnesses say they saw a man wearing a hoodie running from the scene. no arrests have been made. and not too long after that... police were called out to a deadly stabbing near las vegas boulevard and saint louis. police say the man got into a fight. the suspect pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police say witnesses inside the home have identified the suspect. police are looking into a shooting at an apartment complex. a man and woman were shot. it happened just before 11 last night at renaissance villas apartments ...near tropicana and decatur. police say the victims drove themselves to spring valley hospital. officials say they don't have too

i know one thing i know about monica fish, the amazing monica fish, the one and only monica fish is she loves when people talk about all the great things that she has done. [laughter] >> she loves it. and then we will get together and do a whole bunch of photos and we're going to read long lists of things she's done. we're going to talk about her and she just loves it. she is so humble. she is so hard working. she helped on all the things that when i think about my years on the commission, which are coming to an end and i will be with monica, we will find some stuff to plot and think of from the outside. but i think about all the things as i have thought the past few years of the commissioner. she's been the glue, she was the glue on all those different things. jackie flynn mentioned going out to the neighborhoods. we have our staff going out and there's so much work. all of a sudden monica would be lining up permits and floor plans to line up the commission and working with the caterers to get food for the community and find the places to fill in the gaps. she would make sure we got ou

karen: we continue with commissioner monica bharel. tell us more about narcan in this plan that attorney general morrow healy has put together. commissioner bharel: first, just to talk about narcan and what it on the dangerous scale there is the lowering of the pressure and the decrease in breathing and the sedation that can lead to death. what narcan does -- it' s generic name is naloxone -- it reverses the effect of the opioids. this is literally a life-saving medication that in emergency situations, when someone is overdosing from an opiate, whether it be a painkiller, you can immediately reverse the effects. the power of narcan is that it can be done by anyone, by bystanders, families, first responders, medical personnel. i' ve used it myself and have seen multiple benefits and reverses of opioid overdoses. karen: how expensive is it to acquire the drug and how important is it for towns and hand -- supply of this on hand? commissioner bharel: in massachusetts we have been at the forefront good since 2007 we have had bystander progr

steve, do you agree with monica? >> i do agree with monica.nk, look, if i were dividing it, i'd say $30 on trump, $30 on marco, and $30 on cruz and maybe ten on marco. who knows what will happen. >> i don't have a crystal ball or i'd be in vegas right now. peter johnson junior? >> chris christie is not breaking through. i don't think he's going to break through. the top three, ted cruz won the birther issue. marco rubio was pretty good over all, but i believe donald trump won this debate big, big time. big time. >> monica? your thoughts? who won the debate? >> i think there were a couple defining moments. one was ted cruz. he needed to handle the eligibility question that had been raised by donald trump. and he needed to handle it with facts and finesse. i think he did both of those things but i think donald trump owned the two other defining moments during this debate. the first is what you just played when he handled cruz's attack on new york values. it was pitch perfect. his tone, his content, the fact it was unscripted and came from the he

. >>> tuesday's night jim's on assignment i'm monica malpass. big story is deadly end to go a police confrontation in delaware county. the it happened at the the apartments at 7:00 tonight when a man called officers to say he himself was a danger. christie lleto live near the scene and picks up the store friday there, christie. >> reporter: monica, police say they repeatedly told 54 year-old to drop his weapon and he apparently continued to come at officers even after being taserd. he came, with them with that knife. >> bishop hill use caution a apparently coming out of the apartment and said he is dangerous. >> reporter: chopper six captured the moments as police shot ape killed a 54 year-old man who refused to drop a knife he was carrying after repeat command from police. flashing lights, quickly filled parking lot of the bishop hill apartments. >> kept on coming toward the officers and finally, the the other officers, in fear of their life opened up fire. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> bishop hill, shots fired, shots fired. >> we have gunsho

leticia: muchas veces a mÓnica del centro legal de la raza, buenas tardes.ca reciÉn horneado, hasta la sorpresa de un regalo, el dÍa de reyes se mantiene vivo en cada vez mÁs hogares. quÉ giuliani que nada, salir a comprar la rosca de reyes es mandatorio para muchos. >> es una costumbre que se ha vivido desde que Éramos chicos, hay que seguir teniendo esa tradiciÓn en la casa con familia. beatriz: una jornada de intensa actividad en panaderÍas como el buen gusto en san josÉ. donde no pierden ni un segundo en uno de los dÍas de mÁs compras del aÑo, con el horno que no descansa. panadero: ahorita estamos echando como 80 roscas. beatriz: hay que ubicar a los muÑequitos del niÑo en la deliciosa rosca, hay que ponerlos con cuidado asegurando que la masa quede pareja y no haya seÑales de donde estÁ. el motivo ya lo sabe. >> Él que le sale tiene que hacer los tamales. beatriz: las rosca de reyes son protagonistas, los negocios le da la bienvenida. >> todas las ventas se multiplican, una gran cantidad 200% o 300%. beatriz: el difÍcil resistirse a una celebraciÓn de

hi there. >> hi, monica.start to the weekend, wind chills below freezing but i'm actually tracking a taste of spring on the way. we'll have all the details in the accuweather forecast. >> we like the sound thereof. >> oh, yeah. >> plus an eagle got one big pay raise and now he's the high of the paid in that position. we'll have his latest update in the league coming up. >> ♪ >> for the first time we are getting a detailed look at how drug kingpin el chapo escaped from that mexican prison. mexico's attorney general's office released this animated video. it recreates what joaquin guzman's escape likely looked like in july. he escaped through a tunnel and used this makeshift railroad powered by a motorcycle. there he goes. the video also shows him being aided in his escape by another person. the drug lord was recaptured in january following a secret interview with actor sean penn. >> historian and archaeologists in philadelphia's university city undertaking a major project right now. safeguarding thousands of pr

dave and monica? a new state audit on the nevada taxicab authority. the report from the division of internal audits... shows that taxi passengers are being overcharged tens of millions of dollars. fox5's ophelia young has details of the audit. <<"it sounds like a good idea, it sounds like a good idea, it sounds like america right?" those waiting for their uber or lift particularly aren't surprised to find out about the new state audit report. the division of internal audits says the nevada taxicab authority - a state agency overseeing the taxi industry in clark county - is overcharging their riders - up to 47 million dollars a year. among questionable decisions the board has made - how they reallocated a fuel surcharge. the authority temporarily raised mileage rates by 20 cents when gas prices were rising. last summer gas prices dropped - but cents - "what they actually did was take about half and put it into the permanent rate so part of that 20 cents became a permanent increase." 8 was added to the permanent fare - 12 cents remains fuel surcharge. a

service in santa monica why can't we have access to these kinds of services in south l.a. and south central l.a. and now she runs a new way of life. she helped her first clients in an apartment that she was able to get after she left the treatment center in santa monica and we'll hear a little bit about her story as well. thank you so much for being with us, both of you. >> thank you. >> i want to begin with you if we could. your father was incarcerated so you grew up thinking about prison. many people after that experience would probably run as far the other direction as they could. now here you are as a warden of a prison and a very large prison in illinois. why did you decide to follow that path? how does your early experience as a child who visited a father in prison inform the way that you ran the prison now? >> to answer your first question i am a firm believer in god ordering my steps for me. i did not set out to become the executive director of cook county jail in chicago nor did i set out for a career in corrections. but i did believe that those early experiences

jason and monica? a former henderson pastor has been found guilty of sexually assaulting girls in his congregation. a jury found otis including child sexual assault, lewdness, and conspiracy to destroy evidence. several women testified against the 59 year old. many of the families affected by this case attended the trial, and say they were relieved by the verdict. - i'm feeling exceptionally relieved about the fact that i don't ever have to go through this anymore. it's burdened my life a lot over the past 5 years and i'm just really glad i don't have to do this anymore" holland faces life in prison. his sentencing is scheduled in march. plus... holland has more charges pending due to new victim's claims. lawmakers are going back and forth over who's to blame for the contaminated water in flint, michigan. this comes after e-mails surfaced between city, state and federal officials. a director with the u-s environmental protection agency is now resigning in connection with the drinking water crisis. no d

monica. >> thank you trish. >>> 2016 got off to a dreary chilly start. temperatures hung in the 40's today with wind chills in the 30's. let's go to meteorologist adam joseph now with more on what's in store for the weekend. are these cooler temperatures going to stick around adam. >> yeah they're going to stick around. at least we gain the sunshine back. the clouds we've seen are finally moving out. as we take a look at the present numbers, 40 degrees in philadelphia, 39 right now wilmington and millville. mid 30's all points north and west. the lehigh valley trenton right now 37 degrees and the poconos the snow guns are back on with temperatures there in the 20's. but you factor in the wind. we've dealt with this all day long. wind chills in the 20's right now reading allentown and lancaster 33, philadelphialy and millville and at the shore temperatures feeling like they are right around freezing. there you see the really thick clouds continue to push to the south and east off the coast. you're starting to see those clouds evaporate so to speak to the

happy new year, monica. >> happy new year to you brian. and california are just two of the states who are changing their laws on guns and they seem to be going in opposite directions. one is having tighter controls and one looser. interestingly. meantime also can the physique of your restaurant server the waiter or waitress affect what you eat and drink? we'll have the results of a interesting thought provoking study. and doctors are studying a new way to stop hand tremors in brain surgery but with ultrasound not using incisions. >>> we'll have those stories and more coming your way on "action news" at 5:00. brian we'll see you that end. >> see you then monica. >>> there is a change coming to the gallery mall in center city. the east entrance between eighth and tenth streets will shut its doors at 8 o'clock this evening. those who use the septa station in that building will need to use a different entrance now. the closing is part of the major revitalization project that mayor michael nutter signed off on back in the summer. the project wi

it is a busy one, rick and monica. i'll catch you again in the next half hour. >> we'll be running that's for sure. much more still to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight a new exercise routine being offered in our area promising an intense workout but while also keeping your safety in mind. details on sweat ex coming up in health check. >> after much scrutiny the elephant shows with one popular circus will come to an end this year. find out when and where the animals will be retired to. we'll have those stories and more. cecily is also back with the accuweather word on possible snow flurries that could be in our future. that's coming up next. >> music world say goodbye to a legend. david bowie who died after a battle with cancer. he was 69. for more than four decades bowie left hand to transform the sound and look of rock and roll and he just released a new album. abc news reporter stephanie ramos has more on the man and his music. >> ♪ >> reporter: david bowie was introduced to the world of glam rock in the early 1

just ahead, five on your side's monica laliberte for a new warning. flint, michigan, what a north carolina brewery is donating. for the first time, why . >>> this is the first day of the tax filing season. it's also yet another opportunity for scammers to take advantage. now, we've warned you about this are losing money to the scam, five on your side's monica laliberte is here with a new government effort to get the word out. >> we have heard from so many folks about this. you get a threatening call from a ruthless scammer posing as an i.r.s. agent who intimidates you into sending money. hundreds of thousands are falling for it. the government is starting a new ad campaign to fight back. >> the i.r.s. is calling me. is this for real? >> reporter: the treasury department released this public service announcement, warning tax scammers about people who claim to be i.r.s.s a agents -- scared to the point he couldn't think when he got this threatening call last year. he called back. >> she was informing me they were filing a warrant for my arrest. >> over

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dave and monica? thousands of people turned out to support donald trump at a crowded rally at the south point. across town... former president bill clinton on the counter-attack... pushing for support for his wife hillary. fox5's cyndi lundeberg has more on clinton's message to nevada voters. <

jason and monica. a town hall meeting was held last night to discuss whether the school district should break up into mini districts. clark county is the 5th largest school district in the country... and assemblyman david gardner thinks thats a problem... so he presented a bill to split it up. some parents say they fear the precincts would actually hurt at risk schools and leave them behind. the town hall welcomed officials from all over the valley, as well as parents and teachers... as a part of a reorganization study they hope to have done by next year. a man is found dead in a driveway after a shooting it happened last night just after 7 near rancho and washington. police say 2 men drove up to the home and confronted another man. there was an argument and gunshots were fired, leaving a man in his 70s dead and another man in critical condition. the victim who is in critical condition was shot in the head. police say the men who drove to the home fired about 4 or 5 shots. there were several adults and

. >> 5 on your side monica laliberte is here to show us there are victims from other drivers who hit the roads with ice still on their cars. >> we remind people about this issue every time but too many people still don't clear off their cars and here is what can happen. >> how scary would it be to see ice hurling towards you. >> that's exactly how it looked. >> kayla knows it's very scary. look what happened as she was driving down capital boulevard. >> it lifted off of his car and went flying through the air completely air born. >> a car passed in the lane next to her and the ice from his entire back below whirled towards her. >> i could see it turning in the air. it was huge you couldn't miss it. >> this happened when a chunk of ice fell onto this viewer's car and this viewer e-mailed about a 3 by 5-foot piece of ice that slid from an suv. she's happy to be alive. these victims want drivers to see what can happen if you don't clear snow and ice from your car. in some states not clearing your vehicle could get you fined. north carolina has no official laws but. >> we call it a commo

morning with monica jackson, jason feinberg, dave hall and maria silva. weather 24/7 with cassandra jones and your traffic this morning. nearly 7-years ago a las vegas teen was left for dead after being shot at a house party... and his killer is still on the loose. the victims' mother continues to fight for justice by continuing the search for his killer. fox5's abby theodros has the story. seven years have gone by since karen brill kelley has held her son aric in her arms karen brill kelley: there are no more memories for us to make. all our life i spent making good memories with him and now its all ended. and while she's healed some - she says she wont have closure until her son's killer is brought to justice. it's why she recently made the decision to put her house up for sale and use the money as a reward. brill: our family is offering a 100 thousand dollar information leading to the arrest and conviction of the shooter. it was february of 2009 when suspected gang members attacked 16 year old aric brill and his friends at a house party. someone shot b

monica tripped, broke her leg, and ended up in the hospital. and there she met dr. so mongole, a young oncologist. >> just by looking at chart i could not believe what i was seeing. >> did he say the words, "monica, you don't have cancer"? >> yes. he told me you do not have cancer. >> reporter: monica's unraveling a vast scheme. fareed fatah was convicted of defrauding medicare and insurance companies to the tune of millions of dollars. it turns out his victims numbered at least 553 people. many are still dealing with the lasting effects of unnecessary chemotherapy. >> i had to have a liver transplant. >> as a result of the chemo. >> as a result of the chemo. and now i'm taking an enormous amount of pills to stay alive. >> i spent close to two weeks in icu in isolation, and it was all to get over chemo. >> tracy your husband david's quality of life was robbed. >> yes. he just could not heal. he was full of infection. >> his immune system was breaking down. >> his immune system was gone. he ended up losing both of his legs. >> reporter: some patients who were overtre

neuro virus. >>> which places got bs monica shows us. >> first up a reinspection at taste of china on holly springs road. an employee handled money then food without washing his hands. frozen raw chicken on the dirty side of the sink, clean pans were dirty, clean you tensiles and areas of the kitchen needed cleaning. got bs the previous two months with scores of 84 and 86.5. to kerri and superwok ribs were cooling on a drain board, a pan of breaded chicken in a orage room, raw meat above ready to eat foods, no use by dates, containers of food on the floor and the inspector added significant equipment cleaning needed. they scored a b previously 90.5 and 84. next the express on rayford road in fayetteville ground beef was stored in reused ice noodles packages, raw chicken was washed in the vegetable sink, an employee did not wash his hands and raw chicken wasn't cold enough. they scored 87 and before that onto chatham street in kerri. the buffet chicken wasn't hot enough, containers of food on the floor, food stored in reused ice buckets and scoop handles were touching several foods. sc