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DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- As it gets colder, the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning increases in your home. But special equipment at Duke Health could be the difference between life and death. "We're one of the few facilities that has a 24/7 hyperbaric facility," said Dr. Richard Moon of Duke Health. Called the silent killer, carbon monoxide can be emitted from heaters in your home, car exhaust or grills, and it can poison you and your family. It is more prevalent during the winter months. "Severe carbon monoxide poisoning can be associated with long-term memory problems or even worse - people wh...

Enhancing drugs. as the network tries to clear up what exactly it's implying, manning is still fighting back. both sides say their version of the story is accurate. nbc's blake mccoy reports. >> reporter: under increased scrutiny, al jezeera is defending and clarifying its reporting that ties quarterback peyton manning to performance-enhancing drugs. >> do you have specific evidence that peyton manning himself has ever taken hgh? >> we have not said that in the program. we're not making the allegation against peyton manning. >> reporter: al jazeera is backtracking and retreating says manning c...

Injuries. he's been in life and death mode for so long. but then you realize kind ofer and we've realized it's surviving, surviving. >> it was then the mental devastation, it was the reintegration back into society with your family and with the community. i probably had six months' worth of every narcotic you could possibly think of. i checked out and wrote a good-bye letter to these two and drove a truck into a tree at 70 miles an hour and nobody knew what i was going through. the only thing that helped was numbing it with alcohol and pills. >> how much can you see right now? >> if you were t...

Injuries. he's been in life and death mode for so long. but then you realize kind of comes after and we've realized it's surviving, surviving. >> it was then the mental devastation, it was the reintegration back into society with your family and with the community. i probably had six months' worth of every narcotic you could possibly think of. i checked out and wrote a good-bye letter to these two and drove a truck into a tree at 70 miles an hour and nobody knew what i was going through. the only thing that helped was numbing it with alcohol and pills. >> how much can you see right now? >> if ...