jill chase this noontime with brutus and buttercup. >> brutus is snoozing. >> like the bowtie, too. >thanks. >> what is a cornea? >> the cornea is the clear part of your eye. >> yeah. and how do we know if our -- we know when we have an issue but how do we know when the dog has an issue? >> it's very painful so you will see squinting and eye discharge very painful and we consider eyes medical emergencies because the sooner we can get on top of it and treat it the less likely we will impair the vision. >> yeah. is it clouded? can you look in their eyes and see it? >> in the beginning with a scratch to the cornea you may not see anything but we have a special stain we put on the eye so we can check to see whether or not there's a scratch. >> you can't put a contact lens on it. how do you repair it? >> usually we sometimes will give them medication. we also have the elizabethan collar to keep them from scratching. i notice that brutus has been licking that eye. >> unusual for a young dog or later in life? >> any dog. any dog age. in fact, these guys i think what's happening is they are g

alex: the best way is the way brutus killed caesar. hug the message but not the messenger.e know why you hate washington. your country is on the verge of decline. and nobody is doing anything about it. we get it. donald trump and i agree on that. take his energy, take his heat and use it to fuel your engine. turn his heat into your action. be there when voters get actually serious about this and say i agree with him, but he is not a president. john: jeb bush called it a , some people bush called it a tirade. what do you think about the way bush decided to take it on? alex: trump really isn't a republican. he is a unicorn. he is something you have never seen. republican,g as a but he is comfortable with more power for donald trump. i think that is where he is vulnerable. you are a business guy and you blow a deal, maybe donald trump doesn't get the country club. when you are running for president and you blow a deal, your relationship with the soviet union, that may be world war iii. at the end of the day it may be hard or the republican party to marry trump. these strong. t

alex: the best way is the way brutus killed caesar. hug the message, but not the messenger.know why you hate washington. your country is on the verge of decline. it is going over a cliff and nobody is doing anything about it. we get it. donald trump and i agree on that. i think we should take his energy, take his heat, and use it to fuel your engine. turn his heat into your action. , when voters hope get serious about this and say, i agree with them, but he is not a president. jeb bush decided he was going to go after trump. some people called it a tirade. some people thought it was really good. what do you think about the way bush decided to take it on? alex: that is the right way to take trump on. he is not really a republican. trump is a unicorn. it is something we have never seen. he is running as a republican, but he is comfortable with more power for donald trump. i think that is where he is vulnerable. when you are a business guy and you blow a deal, maybe donald trump doesn't get the country club. when you are a politician and running for president and you blow a dea

beaches will be the site of monster trucks racing through sunday with names like big foot, avenger and brutuse entire family will be treated to some of the country's biggest trucks. each will be vying for the coveted title of -- were do you think it is? >> king of the beach. >> king of the beach. abc's world news tonight with david muir is next on channel six. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff adam joseph and ducis rodgers. please join us for a special report on "action news" at 11:00 here on channel six. a former philadelphia eagle and pro bowl wide receiver who fought every day on the field is now fighting for his life. irving fryar recently sat down with rick williams following his conviction in a morgan fraud scheme. his 74-year-old mother is also guilty. tonight fryar opens up about his legal struggles and what lice ahead for him and his mother only on "action news" at 11:00 for cecily tynan ducis rodgers jaime apody and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" it's at 11:00. >>> tonight, the verdict is in. that dram

abraham lincoln intended to make himself emperor and was a threat to the republic and he was like brutus killing caesar. but that's the reality of john wilkes booth. you can believe maybe andrew johnson was part of the conspiracy to finish off the successor so he could get to the top. you could believe there was part of a long-standing conspiracy by the democratic party to kill any president who wasn't a democrat. you may say that's crazy you say. since the democratic party was founded under andrew jackson, who were the president of the opposition party. the first was henry harrison and within a month he died in our face. they said it was pneumonia. next to zachary taylor and he's not in the way of the south and he died in office. how convenient it was. then there was abraham lincoln. quite a nice pattern. you've got prominent democrats saying you should elect democrats because you can guarantee they won't die in office. what kind of message does that end? you are beginning to sense there might be a wider, broader conspiracy out there. people believed it. they thought it was there. it is

lincoln intended to make himself emperor, abraham lincoln was a threat to the republic and was like brutus killing caesar. that is the reality of john wilkes booth. after that you can believe anything. you can believe may be andrew johnson was part of the conspiracy to get to the top. you can believe the conspiracy was part of a longstanding conspiracy by the democratic party to kill any president who wasn't a democrat. you may say that is not -- that is crazy, you would say but since the democratic party was founded under andrew jackson, who were the presidents of the opposition party? the first was william henry harrison and within a month he died in office. they said it was pneumonia and then the next one was zachary taylor and oh he got in the way of the south and he died in office. how convenient it was and then abraham lincoln, quite a nice pattern and if you have prominent democrat saying to audiences you should like democrats because you know you can't guarantee they won't buy out of office, what kind of message does that send? you are beginning to sense there might be a wider broa

the oldest of the boys, who looks a little bit like the father in my eye, was junius brutus booth jr. this was john wilkes booth's oldest brother. he had neither the taint nor the talent of his father or of his younger brothers. but made a competent living on stage. when the brothers are up there i'm reminded about the story of a minister who preached a funeral sermon, and then when he got through, he asked the congregation would any of you here like to say anything, somebody in the congregation said, his brother was even worse. [laughter] i don't think we're going to hear that about junius not with a brother like john wilkes. a more famous older brother this is edwin booth who was a fine actor in the late 19th century. i can always tell who he is by his haircuts. this is the 1861-'62 haircut. it's funny how you can use that as well as the clothes and other things, but the haircuts are real cues about how he's doing. this is john's older sister, asia. she was not a public figure, of course, like her brothers were, but she was a pretty good writer a pretty good poet, and she wrote a se

that the nonprofit was struggling to pay for the surgery the donations flooded n the rescue says brutusrecovering well in foster care waiting for adoption. they also wanted to thank our viewers for helping to save this happy friendly boy. such great news. >> never surprised when our viewers jump in because they so consistently do it but it warn the heart every time. great story. thank you for that update. >>> still ahead one of the men behind an iconic dress has a message for consumers. if you're over a size four or older than 23, step away from his design. we'll explain in big talkers. >> can i hide under the desk? >>> he's the nfl dad sparking a big parenting debate about entitlement. a steelers linebacker explains why he actually returned his young son's participation trophy. >> plus, move over crunches. some celebrities swear that dropping inches around your middle is as easy as snapping but do those waist trainers really work and if they do, are they safe? we'll explore on health check. >> and meteorologist melissa magee returns with the full forecast from accuweather when "action

the shooter, 19-year-old charles brutus wright, is sentenced to 107 years in prison. as a result of his injuries, officer sutcliffe has permanent nerve damage. a plate and 12 screws keep his arm together. >> the worst part about having the plate and screws is i've lost the mobility to turn and twist my arm. the bullet -- actually, there's a little tiny divot, that's what i call it, on my little bull's-eye right here in the arm. that's where the bullet went in. and when it went in, it shattered the arm pretty bad. >> sutcliffe and payne watch the video and find themselves fortunate to have made it out alive. but they see several mistakes they made. >> by the time i see the gun, it's too late. so, i told new, young officers, you know, don't do that. tell them not to move. you know, lay down on the ground, put their hands out. because if i'm telling you to turn around and show me your hands and you're doing it, i'm expecting just to see your hands. suddenly, it's a surprise when it's a gun. the reason why we made the mistakes was because we were more concerned about thei