mulvey's investigators, video camera in hand, searched the house. outside those 200-plus acres to look through. >> that area was homesteaded heavily in the 1800s. so there's a lot of laid-up wells and old foundations and things like that. >> reporter: didn't find anything? >> no, we didn't. >> reporter: not at first and not outside, but a few days later they did. >> i entered the residence through the open garage door. >> reporter: senior investigator steve andersen. >> i noticed blood stains on the floor and on the moldings of the doorway that led out to the garage. >> reporter: and there was more blood, tiny stains on a kitchen rug. they sent it out for tests. >> everything on the floor, on the inside walls and on the carpet came back to being michele's blood. >> reporter: and suddenly the case looked very different. >> then we knew we had a real problem. >> reporter: what in the world had happened to michele harris? >>> when we come back, inside the harris household. >> they have what would appear to be an idyllic life and a beautiful home and be

. >> reporter: dan and maureen mulvey of chester, new york, visit philadelphia for the first time timeince the death of their beloved son. >> it's absolutely devastating, you know, you just can't believe it. >> reporter: danny was diagnose with leukemia at four years old. for the next 16 years danny and his parents made the three hour drive from chester to children's hospital of philadelphia maybe hundred visits in all. during those treatments that dan began getting philadelphia from eagles players and coaches he got to visit their training facility where star players an lump signed autographs and posed for pictures family full of diehard giants fans, danny mulvey became the birds biggest booster. >> i knew it was going -- it was going to kill my dad, and i knew my husband was going to be upset about it, but, upping, to each his own. >> reporter: last september 24th danny watched his final eagles game on tv against who else the giants. time expired, jake elliot had 6o win it for the birds. >> good. >> i just look at him end picked his head up. he was so weak he flipped him off but i wo

in a family full of diehard giants fans, danny mulvey became the birds biggest booster. >> oh, i knews going to kill my dad, and i knew my husband was going to be upset about it, but, upping, to each his own. >> reporter: last september 24 many, danny watched his final eagles game against who else the giants. new york led late and his doting big sister alicia was loving it. >> everyone is like, be nice, your brother, he's dying. i was like no, it's giants/eagles man we have the keep the tradition going. >> as time expired, jake elliot hit a cup yard miracle field goal to win it for the eagles. >> i just look at him and he pick his head up he was so weak he pick his head up and he went, he flipped me off but i won't do that on camera. >> reporter: this is the g rated version of that exchange. >> i was happy that he was alive to see that. >> reporter: danny passed away eight days later at the age of 20. but before he died, he was made an honorary member of the us army he insisted on standing for his oath. a challenge coin was created with a phrase that embodied his all too short life. f

mulvey is preparing for what we are calling the schumer shutdown. it surprises me that i have been through these before, that the democrats are opposing a bill they do not oppose. , theare for clean cr extension of the chip program, and many of them support the medical device tax, cadillac tax especially. they do not oppose anything in the bill that they are opposing the bill. i just want to let everybody know we do not want this. mr. schumer insists on it and is in a position to force this on the american people. we are involved in managing a lapse or shutdown and want to make folks understand it will look different than it did under the previous administration. one of the things i have learned is that there is no other way to describe, but the obama administration weaponize the shutdown. what they did not tell you is they did not encourage agencies to use carryforward funds that they were sitting on. nor did they encourage agencies to use transfer of authority. they could have used the shutdown less impactful, but they chose to make it worse. for

. >> just across the street from lincoln financial field, dan and maureen mulvey of chester, new yorksit philadelphia for the first time since the death of their beloved son. >> fly eagles fly. >> danny was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia when he was just four years old. >> it's absolutely devastating. you just can't believe it. you try to live your life a certain way and then you hear it's your child and you just can't believe it. >> for the next 16 years, danny and his parents would make the three-hour drive from chester to children's hospital of philadelphia. maybe 100 visits in all. >> the health care there was absolutely phenomenal the best. >> it was during those treatments that danny began getting visits from members of the eagles. lots of visits from lots of players and coaches. >> it's just beautiful. you know, it's just giving back and that's what it's all about. >> got to visit their training facility where star players and alums signed autographs and posed for pictures. in a family full of diehard giants fans, danny mulvey became the birds biggest booster. >> oh, i