manning in florida. i have not heard any one deny that. if it was not true would peyton manning come out and say human growth hormone has never been shipped to my wife in florida? dale guyer has not said that. ask him point-blank. ask dr. guyer has human growth hormone ever been shipped from your clinic to ashley manning, has it ever been shipped to anyone else. because it is a very, very severely limited drug in terms of its legal uses. ask the questions. point-blank, has hgh been shipped to ashley manning in florida? has the guyer institute shipped ghg to anyone else? that s the allegation that charlie sly s making and it is
banned substances. the denver broncos say though support manning 100% and the colts call the accusations utterly ridiculous. dr. david guyer is also dismi dismissing the al jazeera report saying mr. sly has fabricated this whole thing for reasons i cannot fathom. posting a video on youtube, charlie sly is now retracting all of the statements in question and saying they are all untrue. i am recanting any such statements. reporter: when asked if he would sue al jazeera, manning told sports writer peter king, yeah, i probably will. i m that angry. one of sport s biggest stars defending his legacy and finding support from his team and fans. i m now joined by al jazeera
crews are trying to get to a man who is surrounded by floodwater, who is stuck on the roof of his truck as can you see. we ll continue to follow this story as it unfolds. at the same time, a fierce winter storm is unleashing heavy snow over the central part of the country. as much as three feet being reported in eastern new mexico. the governor there has already declared the state of emergency activating the national guard as well. that s where we find nbc s gabe gutierrez who is live for us this morning. just how extensive is the damage there? good morning. as you can see behind me, that damage is very extensive. damage assessment crews will be out surveying this damage today as residents struggle to clean up. overnight the temperatures dropped here. we also got some rain. the official death toll is up to 11. hundreds of homes have been destroyed and these dangerous conditions are far from over. this morning weather whiplash from tornadoes to floods to blizzards devastatin
this is one of five elms that are being taken out. the plan is to have all five of these decaying trees out of here, cleared out by friday. the state highway administration says the trees are a safety hazard. they re trees that have been severely damaged over the years and now marked with red xs. some of trees were hit during car accidents. others have missing limbs. and several cars have recently been hit by low-hanging, drooping branches. they also took note of their close proximity to power line. all of these factors added up and the trees are being taken down. they sit along the stretch of wisconsin avenue between norwood drive and cumberland avenue in chevy chase. it s a section neighbors call the green mile. brian canon has lived just across from the trees for 16 years. yeah, i think it s necessary. they ve got to be taken care of in some way. reporter: in july, a decaying tree fell on a man in great falls, virginia, killing him and crushing his car. though that inc
have been four flash flood emergencies in the bloomingdale neighborhoods in just the last two months. fox 5 s karen gray houston is live with more. reporter: the streets here along rhode island avenue northwest are bone dry now which may seem deceiving to some members of this community, but there are some trucks and bulldozers out here just in case we get bad weather tonight. for now the flooding may be gone, but there are still some wet basements. the hard work for now, disinfecting and cleaning up the mess. the level of water was up to here. it was close to 4 feet of water. reporter: michael thomas has lived on two floors at his house on u street for four years. he tookous a tour of his basement and says took us on a tour of his basement and said this is the worst he s ever seen. this is actually the third time it flooded in the last six weeks. reporter: he says just about everything that was not bolted to the floor was floating around. d. the pressure was so,