HARLOW: The Denver Broncos pulling out a win over the Bengals in overtime, clinching a spot in the playoffs. This a day, the day after a lot of distractions surrounding their injured quarterback, Peyton Manning, accused in a cable documentary of using and having human growth hormone, having it shipped to his home, to his wife specifically. Our Andy Scholes joins us now from Atlanta. Andy, I mean, Manning came out and said this is absolute garbage, his words, before the documentary even aired. The source of it has taken back what he said, saying it's not true. The reporter is standing by it. What are they saying?</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS: Yes, that's right, Poppy. Deborah Davis (sic) is the reporter who put together the documentary for Al Jazeera. And she was on the "Today" show this morning and she's standing by everything that was said and done in the airport. But Davis (sic) wants to make this perfectly clear: her reporting is not alleging that Peyton Manning ever used performance enhancing drugs. Take a listen to what she said.</s>SAVANNAH GUTHRIE, NBC HOST: You're not even alleging that Peyton Manning took the substances.</s>DEBORAH DAVIES, AL JAZEERA INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER: The only allegation in the program from Charlie Sly is that growth hormone was sent repeatedly from</s>GUTHRIE: So it sounds like your documentary doesn't have any evidence against Peyton Manning.</s>DAVIES: We're not making the allegation against Peyton Manning.</s>SCHOLES: Again, Davis (sic) said they aren't making any allegations against Peyton Manning, but he still was included in an hour-long documentary about doping in sports.
Al Jazeera Reporter Stands by Doping Documentary.