avenue. because of that accident on rutherford. shiri? >> shiri: slight risk of showers through the morning and going to be real spotty stuff and going to be out there. once we hit 5:00 p.m. today, solid 80% chance of rain, 100% chance at 8:00 p.m. and all out of here by tomorrow morning and get out all of those changes coming up. >> sara: change is coming to chipolte. what the fast food company is getting sick rating at the [ dog barks ] [ bark ] there it is! [ gasps ] oh no! that. epic! [ bark ] praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders blank punk. >> julie: newton teen is still smiling after meeting lebron james. fox25 spoke with him about the gift lebron gave him. >> reporter: from his driveway at home aaron miller has i

this accident on rutherford avenue has been an issue since 6:45 and rollover box truck rutherford avenue inbound right near bunker hill community college, lots of emergency vehicles still on scene. two tow truck on scene trying to clear that giant truck out. as you could see those are the delays right now on 99. things slow on 93 south as you head from medford into somerville, typical volume eastbound through the weston tolls into newton and allston-brighton areas. 128 to the tobin, 49 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector, 28 minutes on 99 from route 60 in malden to rutherford ave. expect a fine mist and rain drops. >> shiri: mist will favor the morning hours and for the morning the weather threats or weather nuisance, if you will, going to be the drizzle and we got the little bit of fog in central massachusetts but for the evening it is not drizzle any longer. it is going to be heavy rain and going to be much thicker fog and i actually fear we are going to get some dense fog with visibility close to zero as we shift into the evening and even just after midnight tonight

. >> tammy: a rutherford county employee has been fired. what that employee is accused of could end up costing his form employer hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> larry: tonight, a look at how the temperature is impacting the flea and ticks here in the mountains. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 11. >> larry: a very active night for weather. we had a tornado warning in rutherford and mcdowell county just a few hours ago. and we are under a flood watch right now. it will be in effect for most of the week. >> tammy: let's check in with chief meteorologist jason boyer >> jason: we still have that flash flood warning out until just past midnight. 12:15 in the morning for these locations. really? locations. they've already had two plus inches of rain on top of what has fallen in the past week. creeks, streams and rivers as runoff. just around cashiers, highlands, lake toxaway. now the heaviest are goingo ssft off to the east. brevard getting some of that heavy stuff, too. closer view of that flash flood wa

right now is primarily in rutherford county and mcdowell county. the threat for rutherford county is starting to come to an end. but let us go street word.

a little more than a year ago, a rutherford county inmate died. the sheriff said william anthony miller hanged himself. he was also in a cell by himself. houser was being held on a $400,000 bond. he's charged with seven counts of assault on a police officer. deputies took houser in to at a home on this road, a sheriff says he was involved in a 21-hour standoff. it started when a 911 caller said his son attacked him. he shot at deputies before swat team took him in to custody. he was transported in to mission hospital. sbi said they were never asked to investigate the standoff. they also were not asked to investigate the attempted suicide. the state regulatory agency also said they were not asked to investigate. an attempted suicide does not have to be reported. in rutherford county, aaron adelson, news 13. >> larry: a fuel leak caused a crash on i-26 that shut down the west bound lane and backed up traffic for miles. it happened near the tryon exit near the polk county line. four cars were involved. three people were hurt. the west bound lane was

but rutherford is not done fighting. >> lots of lot, kelly. >> thank you. >> reporter: kelly rutherford has been banned from bringing her kids home to the united states. it's a crushing blow in her highly publicized six-year globe-spanning custody battle for her two children with ex-husband daniel giersch who's lived with their children in monaco and france according to court documents, a that the, quote, habitual residence of the minor children is fixed at the residence of giersch while rutherford can visit her children exclusively in france and monaco. >> no words at this moment. >> reporter: in august a new york judge ruled the children be return eded to her father after rutherford disobeyed a monaco court order to send them back to europe as part of a custody agreement. we spoke to her just days after. >> this was the first five weeks i've had with my kids straight in six years. >> reporter: rutherford and her lawyer maintained that the children were only supposed to live in europe temporarily while their father worked to acquire a current visa. >> for three years he did nothing. he

we're back with a look at your 3 here's a live look rutherford county - which rutherford here's a live look 3 forecastlook at your we're back with a 3 look at your forecast 3 here's a live look at lake lure in rutherford county - which has seen strong storms tonight. 3 the last few days of 2015 are setting up to be very wet. it 3 won't rain the entire time, but periods of heavy rain will be possible. a flood watch is in effect until 7 a.m. thursday because our soils are saturated and rivers are high, so any additional rainfall could cause flooding.tonight expect heavy rain to push in between 6pm and 10pm. showers will continue off and on through the overnight, with rain totals reaching 1-2 will fall in the western portion of the mountains, 3 upstate and northeast georgia. be sure to check out www.foxcarolina.com/weather interactive radar 3 and don't forget to wake up with thee morning news-- meteorologist nicole papay will have a check of the forecast as you head out the door--and traffic reporter chris scott will have the latest road conditions on your way to work.that's from 5:00 to

earlier part of western north carolina was under a tornado warning.we're looking at a live look in rutherford county near lake lure.which has seen strong storms tonight. 3 flash flooding is a concern through tomorrow...the roads are wet here in greer... and it's going to be like this into the morning. 3 the last few days of 2015 are setting up to be very wet. it won't rain the entire time, but periods of heavy rain will be possible. a flood watch is in effect until 7 a.m. thursday because our soils are so any additional rainfall could cause flooding.tonight expect heavy rain to push in between 6pm and 10pm. showers will continue off andon through the overnight, with rain totals reaching 1-2 inches. the highest amounts will fall in the western upstate and northeast georgia. 3 and wake up with fox carolina. we've got traffic and weather every ten minutes from five to nine am. 3 i'll have much more,coming up- up-3 coming up- up-more,i'll have much i'll up-thanks kendra-3 we continue tonight- 3 and we know severe weather has been a deadly issue over the past few days after tornadoes in texas and

that shifted to rutherford hayes who became president. in exchange for that, he agreed to withdraw federal troops from the south. what the end of reconstruction -- with the end of reconstruction, you had a lot of states rolling back post civil war with regard to african-american rights. accommodations are going to be segregated, it is one to be difficult for african-americans to vote in many places because there is going to be unequal qualifications. they are not going to be of the as otherame jobs americans. the 64 civil rights act is absolutely vital and reek -- in restarting reconstruction and living up to the promise that all men are crated equal. -- created equal. korematsu versus the united states, miranda versus arizona, and roe versus wade. landmark cases, the book features introductions, backgrounds, highlights, and the impact of each case. written by veteran supreme court andnalist tony mauro publish by c-span in cooperation with cq press, an imprint of sage -- publications incorporated. mr cases is unable label for a dollars $.

it's a gripping story but a stunning blow for actress kelly rutherford in her custody battle.eports say a judge in monaco has awarded her ex-his full custody of their two children. and the "gossip girl" actress can only visit them in monaco and in france. she cannot bring them to the u.s. there was a gripping article, to use that word again, about this case in "vanity fair" a couple months ago. but rutherford is appealing the decision. >>> if you haven't yet filed for obamacare, you have a little more time. the government says there was unprecedented demand yesterday on the healthcare.gov website. the deadline now the end of the day this thursday. the penalty for not being insured jumps to nearly $700 next year. >>> returning to politics and the democratic candidates getting ready for their debate saturday night here, right here on abc. >> hillary clinton has been staking out her position on terrorism. as "your voice, your vote." and abc's tom llamas covering the clinton dpcampaign. >> reporter: with terror on the minds of voters hillary clinton out to prove she'll take on isi

president of the rutherford institute, a nonprofit civil liberties institution.e joins us from charlottesville, virginia. do you think the united states is heading towards fascism? >> battlefield america i go through all the look at former regimes, we seem to be fitting right in with that. the thing is and i'm not saying people shouldn't be concerned or fearful for what's going on. but look at this. we spend $100 billion a year on surveillance, with contractors, the nsa, cia, fbi, we can't stop shooters. we have active shooter drills and it's not doing anything. the average paris attack is two minutes or less. you're not going to have a swat team coming in and saving people. fear hate and stuff i'm saying no, i'm saying we should come together and work together as a inflation and not emphasize differences. because again, if you look at the statistics, and this is what the fbi tells us, crime in this country is at a 40 year low. you're more likely to be killed by an american policeman, eight times more likely than a terrorist. 17,000 times more likely than to die

at the rutherford institute i work with students. i had a group of students from the university of virginia. a couple of years ago i had someone say they're working on a project and they would like to determine swat team raids. they came back and said we couldn't find a log of this in not to germany -- nazi germany or stalinist russia. they didn't see a lot of the aggression. it was toward certain groups like the jewish people, but we swat raids.ng we are seeing over 1000 people being killed i police this year, many unarmed. you are seeing every action like an ferguson, missouri. do i think we are moving into a police state? history shows that and current fact. we are moving to a police state. it is time to stop it. host: devin from johnston city, tennessee. independent line. caller: good morning fellows. the country is in danger. you are 100% right when you talk about all the laws and regulations we have. we can't even collect rainwater. blueberry tax, fishing license, cannabis, milk. we can go on and on. guest: swat team raids agai

rutherford road at donnan road near the ingles grocery store. no injuries.and a new crash in laurens county.highway 72 at midway school road. road. 3 you are taking a live look in simpsonville at 385 at highway 29: 3 3 it's ______.chicago's mayor is cutting his family vacation short--what he says needs to take care of--next, 3 we head to break with a live look at...usc-upstateyou're watching the morning news on fox carolina. 3 welcome back to the morning news on fox carolina---we're taking a live look at... swananoa river rd at biltmore 3 chicago mayor "rahm emanuel" will be coming back to the u-s this afternoon after cutting his family vacation short. short.workers at his office says he's coming back to talk about the deadly double shooting from saturday.police say a 19 year old forced them to open fire when he was "combative" toward officers.55 year old bettie jones -- who lived close by -- was accidentally shot and killed. mayor emanuel says he will work to restore trust in the police department.emanuel's approval rating is now at 18 percent

. >> it continues in the dark -- and the garden state the creative design from the flagpole in rutherford and they had permission to string uplights in the shape of using the american flag pole but he told them to take it down. sang it prohibits the flag to touch anything the water or ground or christmas lights. >> file is to research i have contact from veterans said i looked to the guidelines of the hanging of the flag and everything is fine. >> the own their own american landscaping business that is unbelievable mayor. every year the view of christmas lands -- landscaping design they are centered -- said his elves. >> we're awaiting degree light by the town celts' all night just off the phone with the mayor was seven very different story. >> as far as i'm concerned the lights will not go back up on to the poll i will do whatever i can to respect the flag. >> he wouldn't but he was sneaky to condemn in the middle of the night. >> teeeleven american flag in america? >> yes i do. >> but they always go above and beyond it with the cost of the display a breaks the hearts of the temple. ♪ ♪

high rivers possible in rutherford so a flood warning out for those zones and a flood watch is out for everyone here in our southern mountains and down to the upstate through tomorrow morning. french broad, still flooded, still rising slightly through th evening. rain leaves our region. down to the upstate, those about to head out the door, keep that in mind. 50's in western north carolina and 60's further south. looked for the time lapse, some showers across the region with cloudy conditions through dinner time. the southern zones will see that threat especially overnight even into tomorrow morning. and starting to see these clouds break up a bit through the day tomorrow and then they'll filter back in for friday. it looks like we are almost out of the woods through today with just a slight chance for rain for the first part of tomorrow. for today, 63 degrees. a few storms. wlos.com. we update you. there is a flash flood warning out for your area. we will have that. still cloudy, 48 degrees tonight, heavy at times. today in greenville in the w w of rain with that flooding threat, stil

so anyone with information on these men should contact law enforcement. 3 the rutherford county sheriff's office is asking for your help finding a runaway teen. teen.deputies say 16-year-old alexander militello ran away from his home on sunday and may still be in rutherford county.if you see him or have any information...your asked to call investigators at the number on your screen. 3 as you&decide 2016 3 former new york governor george pataki has dropped out of the race for the republican presidential nomination.pataki began his campaign in may - but failed to gain support in the field - polling at zero percent. 3 and upstate congressman trey gowdy spent the day stumping with gop presidential candidate marco rubio. rubio.the two participated in town of clinton. rubio spoke about some of the other contenders for the party's nomination -including jeb bush and chris christie -the new jersey governor called out the senator saying he needs to quote "show up for work" representative gowdy says despite the shouting match - he knows who he's voting for. 3 "it's not my job to tell you who o vote

jarvis hutchins of east rutherford was all-state defensive back. congratsthat's our sports this morning. i'm stan pamfilis. have a great wednesday everyone. 3 3 here is a look at current conditions.. in our next half hour we'll talk more about what to expect in the next 7- days. 3 3 it is 5:xx ...a 50-foot around monday is big news in the nation's smallest state. a rhode island harbormaster said he heard a colossal splash in the bay when he was making his rounds monday morning. witness say the whale stayed to splash around for about 45 minutes. humpbacks aren't supposed to be lingering around there this time of year. they usually head for warmer temperatures once the mercury begins to drop every year. 3 3 here is a look at current conditions.. here are your weather headlines for today.. up next.. we'll talk about what to expect in the extended forecast. 3 3 3 3 3 parts of the mountains are cleaning up from a big mess left behind by flooding. the 3 plus... the latest developments in the case of america's most wanted teenager. how soon he could retur

rutherford county will now have to pay back $400,000 to $700,000 to the u.s. department of health and human services. >>holly: the end of the year is just days away and so is the start of tax season. taxpayers here in western north carolina are cleaning out the closets and opening up their hearts to those in need for good will and tax deductions. we caught up with one donor at good will on mills gap road in asheville. he tells us he donates frequently throughout the year. to make the donations around the holidays. >> it just seemed like a nice thing to do. there are people that need that stuff and it provides employment and training for the people add good. >>holly: for more information on tax deductible year-end donations visit wlos.com. >>jay: they say it's better to give than receive, but after christmas, people ask themselves if it's 2019er to return than to exchange? ups store in south asheville handled more than 200 returns yesterday. with on-line shopping on the rise, many people are sending unwanted gifts back to retailers. about half of them offer pre

. >> reporter: in the heart of rutherford stands an american flag in the circle near the train station. which i thought was really horrible. >> reporter: she is not talking about the flag. she is talking about the lights a landscaping company strung in the shape of a christmas tree. the lights were taken down by the mayor. >> we thought we were doing what we were told. >> reporter: they got permission to decorate it. >> we talked to veterans to make sure everything was okay with the lights being across the pole and they said to decorate the flagpoles on their ships before they witness out to sea. >> reporter: but we spoke to the mayor on the phone who says the display was disrespectful. >> the flag should not be touching anything. the ground, water, any merchandise, if the flag was to be lowered to half-staff it would be touching the lights that they were on, on the pole. >> reporter: and federal law does state the flag should never touch anything under it such as the ground, floor, water or merchandise. the brothers say they engineered the design so that the flooding could be flown at

. >> frank: new details tonight about a rutherford inmate that attempted suicide. out about >> frank: prostitution allegations in a mountain community. >> get that stuff out of here. we don't need that here. >> anchor: they arrested a mother with young kids and where investigators say it was taking place. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 6. >> larry: a mother stands accused of running a prostitution business out of her haywood county home. >> tammy: barbara grey is charged with prostitution and maintaining prostitution. >> larry: rex, how are neighbors reacting? >> rex: with total surprise. activity at grey's house.

building has been condemned by the city of spartanburg.the fire remains under investigation. 3 the rutherford county sheriff's office is asking for your help finding a runaway teen. teen.deputies say 16-year-old alexander militello ran away from his home on sunday and may still be in rutherford county.if you see him or have any information...your asked to call investigators at the number on your screen. 3 now time for weather and traffic together every 10 minutes---- 3 flood warnings continue in buncombe, transylvania and henderson counties are the french broad river, along with the pigeon and swannanoa rivers are high, rising or above flood stage. a flood watch continues for most of our area until 7am on new year's eve.we're experiencing a nice break in the rain now, but more is coming. this evening and most of tonight will be dry, but showers will push back in for wednesday. the rain shouldn't be as heavy as monday night's downpours, but it could be enough to aggravate the already flooded rivers and saturated ground. expect off and on rain through wednesday 3 3 ((wrap up)) 3 now lets send i

. >> tammy: new details tonight, rutherford county sheriff chris francis says an inmate was not on suicide watch prior to his attempted suicide. >> larry: but he was seen several times by mental health professionals in the weeks leading up to the incident. >> tammy: kim, did they know he could be suicidal? >> kim: tammy, t t call came houser was arrested onn october on multiple felony counts related to a standoff with police. hauser's attorney francis says nurses and mental health professionals interviewed hauser many times and did not feel he was suicidal. >> the nursing staff did see him i believe on five different occasions from that time as recent as monday. i don't think that was any suicidal tendencies ever came out during those meetings with professionals he had contact with. >> kim: francis shows us the multi-bed medical cell. francis said they wanted to keep him out of the general population. a lieutenant tells us that jail staff checked on hauser at 10:05 the suicide by hanging using a sheet in the room took place at 11:30 a.m. >> larry: about to become a new year and with that,

flood warnings, really around the rivers in polk county and rutherford. be careful if you live in those zones. in our foothills and encompassing the upstate. this goes until tomorrow morning. coming up, i'll talk out what we can expect for the rest of the afternoon, the flooding extended forecast. >> emergency management officials are not taking any risk. zach green joins us live from the henderson county rescue. crews have been ready for quite some time. >> we are standing in the trailer for the moment. behind this truck, there are boats that are on a trailer and there is dry equipment. they are gearing up for any of the flooding, the landslides and any severe weather concern. roughly two inches of rain has fast ball in a 48 hour period. the rescue team is ready with dry suits and scuba gear in case anyone is stuck in any flooding event. officials say this is the time crews are on alert. >> we just vice president been able to gear down this whole winter. it has been one significant storm after another. our teams are ready. whichever way you look at it. w

. >> a spiritedractice at ast rutherford. they visit the dolphins monday night. despite losing three games, the giants are fortunate to be in the hunt and must capitalize now. >> we have to finish. we have to finish the season strong, the game strong and practice strong. right now, the min set of finishing better. >> y yeah, man, i'm excited. it's late.scwe have the opportunity to get mething. >> have you lost confidence? >> not at all. one game at aftime. play one game at a time and start with miami. >> the 7-5 jets are prepping at metlife stadium. durrell is closer to a return after missing two games with a concussion. the quarterback was a limited participant in practice. he needs to be cleared by doctors in order to play. they said, quote, i'll be ready to go sunday. >>> finally, how do the players feel about giant's head coach jumping jack performance today. >> i seen the jumping jacks. they are impressive. very, very impressive. i have seen the jumping jacks a few times >>th we are going to get him to work on his vertical. overall, he did a good job. >> you

drive north to boston maybe second brutal commute of the day that is because a truck overturned on rutherford avenue blocking three lanes headed into the city, good news no one was seriously hurt. it took a couple hours to clear off the road. >>> tonight a judge says that a catholic school broke the law when it pulled a job offer he was offered a job in milton, but when he listed his husband as his emergency contact, the job offer was pulled. barrett sued and a judge ruled in his favor, there will be another hearing to find out what damages can be receive glad dollar shave club has attacked a lot of attention for business model and advertising, shave is using some of gill lets patented tech knoll without permission. >>> the real force behind "star wars." >>> some of the odd test tie- john kasich's an impatient rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do the job. brought back jobs from mexico and china. keep us safe, make us boom. because he's done it before. only an impatient rascal can bring america back. john kasich. new d

this box truck rolled over on rutherford avenue near bunker hill community college around 7:00 a.m., blocking several lanes there. the crash also took out some of the truck' s wheels. an hour while wreckers removed s hard to believe it' t seen any snow. but it' s only a matter of time and state transportation , officials say they' outlined their winter plans today, frank? frank: officials say they have about 4000 pieces of road safety equipment at their disposal, like this plow truck and liquid deicer. there is also a big push on driver preparedness, giving not-so-subtle hints that you should get ready. the severe winter of 2015, may be in our rearview, but odds are we are heading towards another to quote jon snow from " games of thrones," winter is coming. highway administrator tom tinlin and mass dot secretary stephanie pollack say drivers should put emergency equipment in their vehicles, like jumper cables and blankets now, even though this month has been relatively mild. >> just like we are getting ready for winter, we want our drivers to. >> one of the teachable moments from las

it was hung up in the foothills, but hickory, boone, nor the rutherford county, marion, temperatures in the 60's this morning. it's in the 40's now. to the south in anderson, greenville, spartanburg, temperatures in the 70's. that cold front will lift north. warmer air will move in. lows tonight will fall into the upper 60's in the upstate. this is typical for july. in the mountains, temperatures dropping to around 60. greenville tomorrow, cloudy skies to start. maybe a little bit of sunshine by the end of the day. rain to start, temperatures topping out at 70. typically this time of year, we should be around 50 degrees. we will see highs tomorrow 15-20 degrees above average. near record territory. the cold front will stay put. the warm front lit's north giving us rainfall tonight with a cold front. tomorrow, we dry out for a short time. not long enough, though. the front moves south, but not far south enough. it stops in columbia. another system along the front. rain picks up again on wednesday, heavy at times before moving out on thursday morning. the day starts with clouds, the da

lights were recently strung from a flag pole in rutherford to look like a christmas tree. but the mayor ordered them taken down. he says if the flag were lowered to half staff, it would have touched the lights violating federal law. >> the flag should not be touching anything. the ground, water, any merchandise. >> we talked to veterans to make sure everything was okay with the lights being across the pole. and they said they used to decorate the flag poles on out to sea. >> the landscapers who hung the display insist the flag could have been lowered without touching the lights. >>> the jets and giantses face off at metlife stadium yesterday and the interstadium rivalry has playoff implications. the basketball court. who runs this town, the nets or the knicks? here's your sports update. >>> everything is talking about the jets and giants game on york. don't forget the knicks and nets met for the first time last night at the garden. first brothers to play against each other since the king brothers albert and bernard. there was no brotherly love last night, especially coming

suv was parked or stop right here, waited to make a left-hand turn here at walker mill role and rutherford road, and never stopped at the intersection and hit suv. take a look at the scene from last night give the driver of the atv flew off that four-wheel-drive vehicle and was pronounced dead on the scene. family members this afternoon tell less there was a passenger on board. it was a 12-year-old girl and it was the driver stepdaughter. she was seriously injured and flown to the hospital. neighbors in this area say they are set to see this happen, but they are not surprise. >> even if you call the police and let them know that the guys are riding around with these atvs with no helmets and stuff, even on the street right here, they come down and they are writing on the wrong side of the road and they will, you had on. no disregard for traffic. sam: the operator of that atv has two other children -- a one-year-old and a five-year-old. he was also recently married. as for the suv, we are told nobody inside of that car was injured. prince george's county, sam sweeney, abc seven news. jummy:

steve overmyer is here at east rutherford with the cbs2/wfan update. hi steve. >> reporter: hey cindy, a very important game for both the jets and giants. but really extra important for the jets because they came into this game with six teams in a log jam for two wild card playoff spots. if the playoffs were to begin today. right now, the jets would be in one of those two wild card playoff spots. both of these teams were downplaying this rivalry. implications that it resulted from the last two meetings. giants have gone on to win a pair of super bowls while the jets haven't spit in the playoffs in four years. big blue's weakness played right into the jets' strength. a shaky offensive line against one of the top defensive lines in the league with the giants and o dell beckham jr.. when the jets were without darrelle revis and the advantage absolutely goes to the giants. they take a ten point halftime lead but as we've seen before, giants have struggled with closing out games. eli manning's fourth red zone interception of the season. jets go on to get a

at the rutherford institute i work with students. had a group of students from the university of virginia. a couple of years ago i had someone say they're working on a project and they would like to determine swat team raids. they came back and said we couldn't find a log of this in not to germany -- nazi germany or stalinist russia. they didn't see a lot of the aggression. it was toward certain groups like the jewish people, but we swat raids.ng we are seeing over 1000 people being killed i police this year, many unarmed. you are seeing every action like an ferguson, missouri. do i think we are moving into a police state? history shows that and current fact. we are moving to a police state. it is time to stop it. host: devin from johnston city, tennessee. independent line. caller: good morning fellows. the country is in danger. you are 100% right when you talk about all the laws and regulations we have. we can't even collect rainwater. blueberry tax, fishing license, cannabis, milk. we can go on and on. guest: swat team raids agains

brian salman on the scene in east rutherford with all the post game reaction why they made the call and what they were saying about it after the game. the fans are upset and for good reason. let's hope it blows over by next week. >> in his words it is complete garbage that's how denver broncos quarterback peyton manning describes a report which says he used human growth hormone to help recover from a broken neck. it said manning had h.g.h. shipped to his house in 2011 while recovering from four neck surgeries. at the time manning was a member of the indianapolis colts. in response to the story manning said "the allegation that i would do something like that is complete garbage and is totally made up." they cite a texas pharmacist. >>> local credit union suspended all debit and credit transactions. out an alert about fraudulent debit card activity happening this weekend. some customers have reported as much as $500 being taken from their accounts. customer amphetamine cards were suspended today along with some a.t.m.s. credit union is asking anyone who suspects fraud to call them. >>> a

. >>> devastating news for kelly rutherford. will she see her kids again?ott disik relapse weeks after rehab? >>> then crazy new video, james gordon p direction through boy band 101. >> i'm all yours. there's no control. >>> plus, "star wars'" new it guy john boyega boymancing with han solo? >> it's serious. you met