go to the glue gun. when in doubt go to the glue gun. this is a lamp shade.s that you have left over. >> a button jar. >> and just do something fun. again, just trim the edges of it. doesn't take very long to do. >> now you say one of the great things you can do is a wall-to-wall calendar. >> well, you know what? everybody has a big wall usually in their kitchen and you want to create a hub of information. >> right. >> so that your kids see it, so that you see it. one of the things we did is we took cork and you can buy this for a dollar something a yard. you just glue it to your wall the way you would a wallpaper and then we took, this is a graph cloth, and you just apply that over the top. now one of the reasons, you don't have to do this, but it's nice because you never see the holes once you're going to put tacks in it. and let me just show you what we did. this is some of the paraphernalia. you can see on this screen that we just took -- we made eight strips using grokgrain ribbon and you just line them up. different walls you're going to have different

everything from pensions and glue to folders and paper. the democrats dollar shopping carts and it a discount store. we went to target and an office supply store called staples. then for the drugstore we picked walgreens. we were looking for bargains cancel the shoppers be met. >> we're finding a lot of good sales. we have been going to different places. >> @ hege storey schaub for similar supplies and similar sizes. in some cases we even found the identical product. after checking out, we are done with a target. then we did some checking out of our own. >> three of them. >> look at some of the differences in prices with similar products. elmer's glue, same size, 99 cents @ walgreens. 79 cents at staples. 25 cents at target. 24 crayola crayons, $1.99 @ walgreens. 89 cents at staples. 25 cents at target. child scissors, $2.99 @ walgreens. $1.99 at staples. 82 cents at target. elmer's glue stick, 199 at walgreens. $1.49 at staples. 45 cents at target. after we added it all the, target was only $15.43, about half what we paid at walgreens for

they use krazy-glue -- you get the picture on that one. glued his manhood to his stomach. let's get a call in. what's your thoughts? >> caller: i would like to say that was crazy. >> yeah, krazy-glue. >> caller: they should have taken it to court. >> it's not illegal though. >> what isn't illegal, lisa? >> it's not against the law, adultery. >> adultery is not against the law. that's the question. what could they have done? they were going to band together to come up with a revenge plot. what could they have done that would be legal? >> well, they can't assault him and falsely imprison him. i don't think any jury is going to convict. they cannell at him, they can scream at him. she can get a divorce and take him to the cleaners. >> gail, you've got to be pretty angry to band together like this. is it normal for the wife to team up with the miss recess to get revenge? >> that is very interesting. obviously, these women were so enraged they were willing to team up. that's how enraged they were. you know, hell hath no fury. he set up a situation they were willing to surmount

they used krazy glue. you get the picture. glued his manhood to his stomach. let's get a call in. help me out here. what's your thought? >> caller: yes i would like to say that was crazy. i mean, they should have took him to court. should have took him to court beforehand if they were married. >> yeah. >> it is not illegal, though. >> what's not illegal? >> cheating is not illegal. >> what's not illegal, lisa? >> it is not against the law, adultery. >> adultery is not -- that's the question. what could they have been done? obviously they were going to band together to come up with a revenge plot, what could they have done that would be legal? >> well, they can't assault him and they can't falsely imprison him. although i don't think any jury is going to convict -- but you know, they can yell at him, scream at him. she can certainly get a divorce and take him to the cleaners. they can't assault him. >> gail, what -- i mean, women -- you have to be pretty angry to band together like this. is it normal for the wife to team up with the mistresses to get revenge? >> you know, that's in

when they actually come underneath the hot glue gun a bead of glue is placed at the end of each sheet. this monitor right here actually shows the wrong speed, it shows the number of units that we have produced on its particular job, and it also will give an indication if there is any machine stops. once inside the binder they will go over the milling station and will prepare the spine of the book for an application of hot milk adhesive. here you can see the application of a non-pigmented product. the book blocks you see coming down the conveyor have been through the milling station to the cooling station, and they've also been capped with kraft paper. they are heading directly from the race a binder to the cooling tower that will cool off the books down to before they are trimmed to read the books will travel through the cooling tower and it gives the books and opportunity for the adhesive to cool down before it goes into the high-speed trimmer. here you can see the book bloc's leading the cooling tower. at this point they are traveling down a high-speed conveyor heading into the hd t

he's targeted several people by pouring glue in their hair then taking off. why his latest victim could turn out to be his last. >>> well, okay, here is some tape for you of what we hear is a dolphin that's got noon a bit of a predicament in santa clara, california. officials say this dolphin somehow wandered into coyote creek. this is all happening right in front of the headquarters for the san francisco 49ers football team. the marine mammal center has been called in to help get this animal back to open water where it should be. >>> police in texas are searching for a man caught on camera who they believe is the hair blue bandit. have you heard of this guy yet? what you just saw there was some of what one victim had to cut out of her head after an attack. >> there was this man standing about a foot, foot and a half beside me. he said, excuse me, and i said it's okay. i felt i don't know it was like a warmth on the back of my head. there was this white substance, clear substance on my hand, and it dried instantly. >> the glue attacks have happened at a numbe

glue, they glue things to other things and it's all a big mess. >> ow!anked me up here, come on. are you guys kidding me? >> you look great. you do. >> you make us look great. >> mike? >> i learned that thank god the woman didn't have a stapler, she'd just have the glue. the other thing i learned i'm going to give the president of the united states for his birthday what i give my kids for their birthday. >> what's that? >> money! that's what he needs, money! >> he's getting it anyway. whether you do it voluntarily or not. i have a feeling you're in the top income. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday mr. president, happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ and many more >> that's the best we can do. >>> now crack addicts, from maine to california, your maine straight up next in the morning meeting. dylan ratigan. it's way too early. what time is it? >> this is no good for barnacle no hair to spray. the morning meeting starts right now. >>> thank you, william. thank you, tracey, thank you everybody. good morning to you. it's tuesday, i'm dylan

and the krazy glue. thanks so much, ladies. i know both of you are sticking around for the next story as we change the mood a little bit. big developments in the michael jackson case. a lawyer for katherine jackson says joe jackson will november not have a role in raising the kitsds. he will, however, visit them from time to time. katherine fights to be co-executor of her son's will. plus her lawyer says she's confused by jackson's dermatologist, dr. arnie klein, asking for a role in the kids' lives. then she drops this bombshell. says dr. arnold klein is not the legal father, but doesn't exactly deny the possibility of him being the biological father. that was the bombshell in court yesterday. let's face it. joining us to talk about this, let's bring in car os diaz, correspondent for "extra." and again, lisa bloom, and dr. gail saltz with us again. she wrote the book "the ripple effect." all right. carlos, let me start with you about dr. arnie klein's lawyers with a say-so in education, medical welfare made for the kids. what

. >> vet tors in claremont say the issue is the glue that is being used, because of that glue, the city had to spend $1,000 on cleanup. a felony vandalism conviction carries five years behind bars. >> the end of a love triangle for comic book fans. archie has chosen veronica. it's all part of a six issue story that takes place several years in the future after archie and the gang graduate from college. >> really curious about what is going on there an why he chose veronica and why there wasn't more debate, i can't wait to pick it u7 and read it. >> i always thought tha veronica had a softness that bety lacked. >> archie and his friends will head back to high school. the comic strip has been around since 1941. >>> getting in shape. we'll check out the friendly competition. >>> coming up in minutes, on the news edge, first of furloughs, next, firing. a court ruling could mean layoffs for a local fire department already stretched to the max. >>> getting the facebook fix could cost you. >> first, powerful storms rolled through tonight. even a funnel cloud spotted. can we expect any more sto

elmer's glue.e price, 24 crayola crayons, $1.99 at walgreens, 89 cents at staples, 25 cents at target. child scissors, $2.99 at wall green, $1.99 at staples, 82 sents at target. elmer's glue string. 199 at walgreens, 1.49 at staples. 25 cents at target. overall when we added up our basket walgreens toted 2826, stainlesses totaled 28-26 and targ target, $15.43. about half of what we paid for the same market basket at walgreens. so comparison shop and don't o forget to keep in mind what's on your child's mind. >> what's the best part of going back to school? >> meeting new peop. >> what's the worst part? >> home work. >> the best part for me you don't have to do home work for the first week. >> you get to meet your friends again. >> what's the worst part of going back to school if there is one? >> you have to learn. >> reporter: liz crenshaw, "news 4 toda" >> you do have to learn. but that's the great part. the national retail federation estimates back-to-school shopping will top $14 billion this yea

but with glue and glitter, art.ry to prove that point tonight, though. >> he says he was inspired by classic nude paintings. >> it is art if you are under 150-pounds. if it is a big girl, it's not art, you call the police. >> greg: you said it is art if the woman is -- >> we would probably have the photographer on, too,. >> who wants to talk to him. >> one of the naked girls was a columbia university student. so maybe we could do a hookup. >> i got security on my ear. follow the trail of glue and glitter down to the room, red shirt, thank you. >> greg: isn't it a way for anybody to get press? >> here is another way it is not art. this guy had 30 seconds to do ten shots. i know catalog photographers that will take hundreds of shots of preparation h and they don't call themselves artists. let me go to pinch. you are often seen nude on the subway. can you relate to the whole thing? >> i'm happy for the fact that they covered subway nudes. that is an option i had. if a foul nude person gets on the subway take me on put

wait, what's with the glue?> a private body part superglued to his body. >> to rub a little salt in the adhesive wound the women stole the man's wallet, his cell phone and his car. he eventually chewed through his bindings and made what must have been a very awkward call to the police. >> we do know that he doesn't have any long lasting or long-term injuries. >> at number two, "american idol" loses its crazy. >> people have seen your vocals -- heard your vocals. >> even as one trailblazing female judge inched closer to the highest court in the land, another pill popping jurist announced her resignation effective immediately. >> you've got to learn to eat it up and embrace it and say, the best delusional people. >> paula abdul announced over twitter this week she is leaving "american idol" after eight magical seasons filled with memories, tears and hal use nations. >> how about a lot of you coming in? it's a wild party where you are. >> abdul reportedly felt slighted by the new big money deals given to simon cowe

the women who attacked a man with krazy glue, after finding out he was cheating on all of them, get their day in court. this morning the accused ringleader of the group talks to us in an exclusive live interview "today," tuesday, us in an exclusive live interview "today," tuesday, august 11th, 2009. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> and welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning, i'm meredith vieira. >> and i'm matt lauer. and it is a sad morning for the country's most famous family. the shriver family released a statement saying that their matriarch, 88-year-old eunice kennedy shriver died overnight around 2:00 a.m. eastern time. >> we are told that she was surrounded by her family, including her husband sergeant shriver, her five children, including the first lady of california, and former nbc news correspondent maria shriver, as well as all 19 of her grandchildren. eunice kennedy shriver was president john f. kennedy's younger sister and the founder and honorary chairperson of the special olympics. nbc's andrea mitchell is in washington, d.c. with the latest. andrea, go

you can say krazy glue? oh, no.this hour comes from becky "fox & friends" in the morning will hook you without warning. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- steve: live from studio e in rockefeller center it was "fox & friends" thank you for joining us peter johnson jr. is wearing hesitate red tie. gretchen: i like that slogan hooking you in for "fox & friends." alluding to that last story how that got good hooked in after cheating. we will explain what the hooking part was. >> this is the gorilla glue hour. gretchen: you gave it away. steve: you are not going to believe twhunget bring you your monday headlines. continental flight making an emergency landing after that plane reportedly hit a lot of rough turbulence. 168 people on board. 26 passengers hurt. we don't know the extent of the injuries. continental flight 128 headed from houston to rio landed at the miami international airport. another developing story. swedish diplomats stepping

paper, glue, binders, for example, look at this nifty book bag.crayons, markers, protractors, calculators. all of these things as long as they don't cost more than $20. as far as clothing is concerned it is limited to 100. accessories, scarfs, ties, belts and even beach wear and sportswear and all kinds of shoes and things you wouldn't expect like hats, lingerie, even girdles. now my social producer put together a list of some other things but these are electronic, off audio systems, tvs, these aren't on the virginia sales tax list. but wait a minute, what's that bobalou says even though it isn't on the official list some stores like wal-mart are giving you a break. so if you come to wal-mart and other stores you will get a break on electronics also. >>> it is time for another living smart report. we start with bad news for fannie mae. the mortgage giant plans to tap $11 billion in new government aid after posting another massive quarterly loss. the mounting price for the rescue of fannie mae and freddie mac is exceeded only by the cost of bailing

. >> here's some things you can get a tax break on, book bags, carpet binders, glue, crayons, remember the protractors and come passes and calculators and then there's clothing and they are pretty open about clothing not just pants and shirts and so forth but accessories, scarfs, ties, belts, even beach wear. all kinds of shoes, hats and here's a surprising one, lingerie, girdles. wow, what a shocker. now, this, electronics, even though the virginia sales tax holiday does not include things like computer and electronics, some stores like wal-mart are giving you a break on stuff like that. so you can actually buy your guitar hero and, andrea, party on dudette. >> thank you, armando. >>> right now, it is time for the "living $mart" report of the morning. jessica doyle is on vacation. wall street is not. it is hoping the unemployment report will mark a turning point for the economy. the labor department job loss report for the month of july is expected to be lower than in recent months. economists predict the unemployment rate will jump to 9.7%. >>> job security is a top concern for all o

he was punched, he was threatened, and crazy glue was involved on his sensitive parts.women face punishment and possible jail time. joining us now is the district attorney for the county, who is handling the case. your point in this filing was that this is not a spur-of-the- moment thing. it was planned. >> that is true. four women were involved in hatching this scheme. i know that the wife had found out about the other three women and notified them of this individual's marriage status, and then a plan was concocted to lure him to the hotel room, and as you said before, that is when things obviously got out of control. jane: one woman had a gun, and she was pointing at his head and private parts? what's the allegation by the victim is that a gun was involved. during the investigation, we look for a weapon, we could not corroborate the existence of one. but as i am sure you and your viewers can understand, it is not going to take very much for a situation like this, such a volatile situation, to really spiral out of control and something serious could come from it. jane:

she is the glue holding it together, doing so much to curb the violence out there. imagine the irony that she is sitting at home and notices that she has been shot by a stray bullet. she tells of her first reaction when she was hit by a stray bullet as she was sitting on her couch in her home around 9:00 tuesday night. she heard a loud boom. you can see where the bullet went through this window and threw her couch. >> i put pressure right there. i saw blood on my fingers. i realize i had been shot. >> she heard a few more shots and then police and paramedics arrived. the unbelievable part of this story is that she is considered a top activist in the cherry hill community. she says she has had enough. >> nobody wants to get involved. nobody wants to say anything. this is never going to stop. >> wednesday night, one commissioner was out with other citizens. this is the same neighborhood where five year-old raven wyatt was critically injured after being hit by a stray gunfire as seen in this police video in the lamont davis case. >> there is a commitment to making this

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notebooks, pens and brand new sticks of glues.it is time for back to school supplies and for many impromptu lessons in finance. >> these are 36 cents. >> too much money and we don't have enough for that. >> reporter: the national retail federation estimates the average family will spend 8% less on back to school purchases this year. >> i watch very carefully because, you know, in this tough economy it is -- everything is tight. >> reporter: the economic outlook is actually rosier than in months with him proving corporate earnings and a steadily rising stock market but retail sales is where the ruber meets the road. consumer confidence drives 70% of the economy and although stores are doing all they can to an 'tis -- to lure shoppers it is expected to be the most dismal back to school season in a decade. disappointing retailers. back to school is like our christmas. if you go to, to toys r us during cyst past mass and it is freescy and crazy there. that is what back to school is for us, our christmas. >> reporter: >> in terms of th

he's the one who was the glue in essence that kept this country from falling apart and separating into very different countries. >> lincoln saw the nation through its biggest crisis -- the civil war. he decided the only way to survive as the united states was to abolish slavery. his most famous speech, the gettysburg address, is inscribed on the south wall. national park spokesperson bill line says visitors are visibly moved by the power of lincoln's words. >> part of what is written there as to how he realizes that the nation is on the precipice of possibly falling apart, of possibly dividing into two nations and how much that is causing angst and worry and how much he is wrestling with that comes through in the words. that he uses in the -- in the gettysburg address to see that in stone to see that in the area where lincoln is causes great emotional reaction on many people. >> as a great orator, he would be pleased to know, another great speech was given here 100 years later. five score years ago a great american, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, signed the emancipation procl

the patients were told not to use certain glue glucose testing strips in combination with dialysis andother biologic drugs. those elevations can falsely elevate results. you can find more information on our website, wbaltv.com. >> 5:42. 68 degrees on tv hill. he's a global celebrity who's popping up in pictures everywhere. we'll introduce you to the couple who took that candid squirrel photo. find out why they believe he was so interested in their camera. >> and you are looking at a live picture. things moving smoothly. that volume is starting to build very early this morning. we'll update weather and traffic for your morning commute. stay with us. >> good morning. we're check your morning commute so far it's looking great out there. not dealing with any delays. enjoy it for now. 58 miles per hour your speed sensors a you make your way toward lumbard. 58 on the j.f.x. checking in at about 60 miles per hour. let's check drive times. 11 minutes outer loop north side. same thing on the west side. then you're looking at about a five-minute ride on southbound 95 from the 895 split. let's gi

the women are accused of tying him up and super glueing a sensitive area as revenge for cheating on all of them. >>> not something you would expect to see walking down the street in the big city. the d.c. woman snapped that foe tee right there. that is a copper head, a snake just moments after it bit her. she was just out walking her dog and it's not the only snake attack people in this neighborhood are talking about. fox 5's john henrehan has that story. >> reporter: last wednesday evening aela bradford was walking her dog in the congress heights neighborhood of southeast washington. >> something brushed my shoe, my foot and i just bent down to see what it was and that's when it just jumped up and bit me in the finger. >> reporter: angela's hand started swelling up immediately. she took a photo of it with her cell phone and thinking quickly that the snake might be venemous, she got a picture of ther serpents that bit her. doctors determined the snake was a poisonous copper head and began administering antivenom therapy. she spent two days in the hospital and still feels ill from the sn

you could get one of those and glue it on. >> landing on each other. i'm not hip on that.upposed to do that? >> even in x games that's too extreme. >> i was checking the rules but couldn't find it. >> let's go to the ugly. most unfortunate foul ball attempt. watch the guy in the right field seats in pittsburgh who reaches over the railing and lands right on his head and take a look at how bad a face plant it was. he has got the bloody tooth. look. there is albert who is worried about him taking care of him. they carted him off. finally worst new sport. through the car then galloping over the roof and keeps going. now imagine -- my thing is, imagine you're the guy driving the car and you're coming down the road and you see two hooves from a horse come through you. >> okay. >> that's a heart attack. >> wait, what is the explanation for those horses? >> it was on a highway in israel. there are wild horses that roam the plains there apparently and got loose on the road. thought it was the first race of the belmont. >> i think there was a line of three horses. first two horses

. >> rahm emanuel should get some gorilla glue and put it in that chair behind the oval office and sit down here, mr. president. chris: there's a choice of words. rush almost baugh after the president said the cop w arrested professor gates acted stupidly. here's rush. >> i think he's genuinely revved up about race. you know me. i think he is genuinely angry in his heart and has been his whole life. chris: did the sotomayor nomination, the combination of you a those discussions about the -- the combination of all those discussions about the wise latina and the sergeant in cambridge acting stupidly, did he open the door to this sort of ethnic attack on him? the attack on his very legitimacy? >> well, i think the attack on the legitimacy is really the point. and there's a concerted effort to try to delegitimize barack obama. he's a communist. he's a socialist. he's hitler now. he's trying to impose euthanasia on old people. and he's a racist. right? and i think your point, chris, is spot on. in this sense. i think it's unintentional but it's true thathat the people who are trying to dele

up next one of the women accused of attacking a man with krazy glue specifics out. her side of the story right after this. >>> back at 7:44. now to the latest on the bizarre tale of alleged adultery and revenge that led to the arrest of four women in wisconsin. some of those women are now speaking out exclusively to nbc news. here's nbc's john yang. >> reporter: michelle belliveau is reluctant to talk, but sat down exclusively with nbc news to make clear just who she thinks is the victim in this case. >> if anybody is a victim in this, it's all the women that he's dated, and they gave their heart to him. and he broke their hearts. they fell in love with this man. >> reporter: this man is 36-year-old donessa davis, and in yet another bizarre twist, davis himself is now behind bars on allegations made by his estranged wife. >> those charges include child abuse, theft, harassment, and also unlawful use of a phone. >> reporter: belliveau is one of four women accused in a motel room confrontation with davis, who, the women say, was involved with three of 24e78. according

let us just say it involves crazy glue. >> ouch. so those healthy sandwiches you pick up may not be so healthy after all. we'll get into that in a little while. but we begin with former president bill clinton's surprise visit to north korea to try to bring two american journalists home. nbc's savannah guthrie is at the white house with more. savannah, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. no comment from here at the white house on the former president's unannounced visit out of concern for the safety of the journalists. but experts say it's unlikely that clinton would go there unless assured of success. president bill clinton arrived in north korea this morning on an unmarked plane, greeted by a little girl holding flowers. the former president is reportedly there to negotiate for the return of two american journalists, euna lee and laura ling. the two were reporting on a story in mid-march when the north took them into custody. they were later tried and sentenced to 12 years of hard labor for entering into north

everything from pens and glue to folders and filler paper. then we grabbed our shopping cart and hit a discount store. we chose target. an office supply store, staples and a drugstore. we picked walgreens. we were looking for bargains and so were the shoppers we met. >> we find a lot of good sales as we're going around. hitting different places. >> reporter: at each store we shopped for similar supplies and similar sizes. in some cases, we even found the identical product. after checking out -- we're done with target. >> pencil sharpener. >> reporter: what did we pay? >> $1.99. >> reporter: take a look at some of the differences in prize with similar products. elmer's glue, same size, 99 cents at walgreens. 79 cents at staples. 25 cents at target. 24 crayola crayons. $1.99 at walgreens, 89 cents at staples, 25 cents at target. child scissors, $2.99 at walgreens. $1.99 at staples. 82 cents at target. elmer's glue sticks, $1.99 at walgreens, $1.49 at staples, 25 cents at target. overall, when we added up our 15-item basket, walgreens totaled $2

police say the women attacked him and put crazy glue on sensitive body parts. apparently his wife was involved in the plan and told the women about his cheating. after he started screaming, the women got away with the cell phone, wallet and car. let's hope he learned his lesson. >> i guess the moral of the story there, don't cheat. >> doness do it again or ever. >>> today was one of the hot, sticky days, lots of heat and humidity in there. we thought it would get into the upper 80s. it almost got there. 85 degrees the daytime high. overrer night lows 66. records were set sometime ago and we're not going to get up to 100 any time soon. precipitation-wise, we're looking at an inch. right now, temperatures have fallen to the mid to low 70s around the region. wind out of the south at 3 miles per hour. out in the bay tomorrow, there, your high and low tides. winds will be out of the south 5 to 10 miles per hour. just a word of warning, could be a couple of thunderstorms, strong ones around tomorrow afternoon. so just keep that in mind if you are headed out in the wa

. >> i need pencils, markers, and glue. >> reporter: so a whole lot of stuff? >> yeah. >> reporter: but what you want isn't always what you need, and what mom says you will get. especially with what things cost these days. >> staples is consistently in the paper. i've gone to office depot too. and target and kmart, they have just about enough stuff. >> for little stuff you don't need the $400 shoes. >> nobody, no way! i'm a bargain shopper. that's for sure. >> reporter: and bargain shoppers have not made for great news for many retailers. summer sales are the worst they have been in ten years. july retail figures saw sales plummet 5%. the losers are mall-based chains like macy's, abercrombie & fitch and stores that sell luxury items. but not everyone had a bad july. t.j. maxx, wal-mart, target, and kohl's all posted small gains, and may have an even better august. but consumers are still looking mostly at price and real need. >> i'm not sure if the other ones -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: retailers that have brick and mortar stores are offering a lot of deep di

post 911 veterans around the country can lead the way to a lasting economic recovery and become the glue that holds our communities together. >> the bill has gone into effect over the weekend. it's the most comprehensive education benefit offered since president roosevelt signed the original gi bill in 1944. for a list of schools participating, go to our web site, wusa9.com and click on the story. >>> prince william police say an investigation determined its officers acted appropriately when they takes serred a man and woman at a family party. edward rodriguez was highly intox i dade when he refused their requests to turn down the music at his home. the two were tazerred when family members tried to interfere with their arrests. >>> ds police arrested a washington man after what sounded like gunshots came from his home on atlantic street. it was only firecrackers. marshals were there to serve an invehicles warrant. no one was hurt. >>> >>> animal control was called in to the scene of a house fire. fire crews discovered dozens of potentially dangerous snakes inside a home in the 5700 bloc

there's a lot of other glues. >> there's always that element and -- but it is not a decisive element. think democrats would be making a very dangerous mistake if they simply reduce what's happening to a kind of fundamental racial resistance against obama. one of the things -- there's no question what's going on, it's largely being organized by conservative groups. but it is also revealing that conservative groups are able to organize this level of activity. i mean, you know, a noted political analyst said last week where are the crowds marching for health care reform? that was you. the npr poll last week of those 25% of the public strongly supported what obama is trying to do on health care. 39% strongly opposed. right now there does seem to be more energy in the opponents than the supporters although the opponents are trying to gear up. and i think it would be a mistake to simply read what's happening as a racial reaction there. is an indication there of the problem the democrats face. >> any one of these rallies, people who filled it, it was like a.c.o.r.n. on the right. put all the

they got backpacks, rulers, notebooks, markers, glue sticks, the whole nine yards. all that stuff was donated by the community, and the kids benefits are from several local organizations like the middle river boys and girls club, ywca and the salvation army. this was all made possible by the preston mitchum junior foundation. preston was one of the photographers here at abc 2 news. >> good for him, and good for them. >>> i'm marybeth marsden. new at 6, an eastern shore couple's new car is stolen out of the dealership's garage. police found the car. find out why the ordeal is not over yet. >>> and a judge admits to letting the air out of a woman's tires over a parking space. what the woman says she now wants from the judge. >>> now a preview of what is ahead on world news at 6:30. >> coming up on "world news," president obama takes his health care reform push on a western swing. quarterback michael vick signs with the philadelphia eagles. will fans give him a second chance? >>> intriguing findings about how much sleep you need, and then we have our person of the week

. >> crayons, washful markers, pencils, glue sticks. >> reporter: where should she shop?ent undercover, swapping my suit for some casual digs. i grab admin any hd camera and started to shop. first stop target, where i found crayola crayons just 20- cents a box, washable markers for $1.50. my next stop was wal-mart. the back to school section was smaller and less organized but low prices. folders for just 15 cents, and spiral notebooks for just 35 cents. the crayola washable marketers that were $150 at target were 75 cents here. my final stop was staples with aisle after aisle of supplies. while staples had a few loss leaders like spiral notebooks for just 33 cents, most of the items were slightly more expensive such as 24 crayola crayons for 89 cents. the low price winner? wal-mart, no surprise. target was next. staples was the most expensive. but most families don't shop by just price alone. so our winner for best selection was staples. target took second place for select and price. so our winner for best back to school shopping experience is target. two last targets. on

people that say things like, well, my old buddy -- i'm being sarcastic this guy needs gorilla glue to stay in his chair. give me a break. >> there's always that element and there has been throughout. >> it is true in politics. people would be making a dangerous mistake if they reduce what's happening to the kind of fumt fundamental race issues. this is largely organized by con serbtive groups and revealing conservative groups are able to organize this level of activity. a noted political analyst said last week where the crowds are marching for health care reform, that was you. the mpr poll last week, 25% of the public strongly supported, said they strongly supported what obama is doing on health care. 39% strongly opposed. there does seem to be more energy in the opponents, but the supporters are trying to gear up. it would be a mistake to read what's happening as justified racial reaction. there is an indication of the problem -- >> any one of these rallies, it was like acorn on the right. it was like acorn taking on the office, put the people into rooms, strap them to journeys, how

they say one of the women hit him in the face and used crazy glue on one of his body parts. they glued his toes together. >> somehow i don't think that's the body part. >> the women have been charged. >> - a story to make you feel better about your morning commute. >> what was in the middle of the road in south carolina that had motorists tied up in traffic for hours? >>> and church members at one florida church handed cold hard cash only for them to pass it on to someone who needs it more. we'll explain. >>> what do you say we head to new york and look at the latest business news with jeremy hubbard. >> reporter: good morning. topping your "moneyscope report" -- wall street is looking to keep its summer rally going today after hitting some important milestones monday. investors rallied after reports on manufacturing, construction and banking offer more everyday the economy is beginning to recover. the dow jumped another 115 points to its highest level in nine months. sp surged back above 1,000 for the first time since november. nasdaq closed above 2,000 for the first time s

full force this weekend stocking up on back-to-school supplies but despite aisles of notebooks and gluecks analysts say shopping is down 8% from last year. this year's back-to-school shopping season is predicted to be the most dismal in more than a decade. shoppers are buying but very cautiously. >> i watch very carefully because in this tough economy everything is tight. >> i will go shopping for christmas. if you go to toys r us during christmas and it is crazy there it is that's what our back-tk school season is. it is our christmas. >> they are down about 5.5%. >>> more cuts for maryland. the governor is recommending cutting close to $250 million in state help to local governments . the move is part of a plan to cut $750,000 in spending this summer. he made the announcement today at the maryland association of counties summer conference in ocean city. he says the cuts will affect local health departments, police aides, comiewpt colleges , comiewntd community colleges. >>> the first time the h3n 8 virus. experts say the flu is generally not life threatening. humans cannot get the vir

we have markers, glue sticks, pens.se items, if you buy them today in virginia, you will not have to pay the 5% sales tax. that's because of this program that is running today. actually it starts today and will run through the entire weekend. it basically includes everything you need for back to school. so we're talking about all supplies $20 or less. the back-to-school supplies you are exempt from sales tax. it also includes clothing and shoes so long as those items are $100 or less. you will also be exempt from sales tax in those situations. now, here at walmt, they're going one step further. they're also offering an exemption for certain electronics items that kids use for school, things like computers, calculators, printers, that sort of thing. those items will also be exempt from the sales tax. so, as you know, keith, you've got kids, they're in school, it's very, very expensive. so, a chance to save a buck here. we'll have more coming up. back to you. >> sounds good, megan, thank you. >> police have arrested two t

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what's the difference between glikeo flex and glue cosemin and condetroiten? is one better than the other for dogs? >> these are all -- the whole concept was, a doctor in arizona wrote a book called the arthritis cure and he claimed that it could help rebuild cartilage. it turns out that's not the case. but there's a lot of evidence that it works. the answer is, there are all variations of the same thing. like mcdonald's or burger king. >> kind of experiment? >> they're the same. >> all right. thanks. >> i hope zoe is like so ready to get out of here and she has a great day too. stay with us. >> welcome back to 11 news saturday morning. >> our top stories in a moment but first another look outside. >> it's going to be a nice day today. if you have any outdoor plans, no excuses because there's no chance of showers and storms. a great day to go outside. not terribly uncomfortable. we have the potential to have the seering type dog day heat but today we're in the mid 80's. we're already up to 79 downtown, r68 out at the airport and mid to upper 70's on the easter

being part of the glue that brings this together. i'm the only member of congress that's a member of the blue dog coalition, the congressional black caucus, and the new dems. i cover the waterfront. so i'm in a position -- and that's what i want to do. he's received hate mail and death threats. >>> could be just amount of time before another homegrown attack happens in the u.s. all this by a new report by the splc. it says right-wing militias are popping up at an alarming rate after a decade of decline. 50 new militia training groups have emerged. >>> a famous college basketball coach is being named as the target of an alleged extortion scheme. rick pitino told police he did have sex with a woman accused of trying to extort money from him. according to the journal, pitino who is married with children, says he and the woman met and had sex in a closed restaurant in 2003. when she told him two weeks later she was pregnant he says he paid her $3,000 to get an abortion. well, the woman filed rape charges against him last month after she

it's nine pounds of jelly beans and glue. congratulations, brenda. i want to eat your work of art. you've got the copy of the new members industry "the 11th victim." thank you, friend. and tonight, out to kathy. she is courageously battling a rare eye disease and slowly lose herg sight. she wanted to read my new book, but she cannot. we are sending this you the audio version of "the 11th victim" to our california friend, kathy. kathy, stay strong. >>> as long as he conforms to all of the terms of his probation, then he's going to be fine. but it's in his hands, and he's the one who controls his own fate. >> out to the line to west virginia. hi, dear. >> caller: nancy, oh, my god, i can't believe i'm finally talking to you. >> what's your question? >> caller: real quick, i wanted to say i saw you and the kids on larry king and you you are so lucky. i cannot believe they are almost 2 years old. >> i am blessed. it's not luck. yes, they're almost 2. >> caller: my question is, concerning chris brown being a crime victim myself, i'd like to know how he got off with such a light sentence

i'll tell you, we've bought antibacterial moist wipes, the glue stick, bottled water, cheese and crackers. >> yeah, yeah. in case they're hungry. >> it's a great deal because there are so many needy kids out there all over our area who are expecting and counting on this. >> that's right. they're already identified through social service agencies. we'll be down there from 6:00 in the morning until 6:00 tomorrow. we hope to see or hear from you. >> it's at tenleytown cvs. >> that's right. but you can donate online. >> let's keep it going. >>> veronica, how is that weather looking out there? you've been busy this afternoon. >> indeed. but let's just say, jim and pat, you'll need the water if you'll be out there tomorrow. we continue with the 90s. those 90-degree highs across the area today. we got up 25to 90 degrees. humidity in the air today. the heat index now at 90 degrees as well. our wind is out of the south-southeast at 5 miles per hour take a look at the temperatures elsewhere throughout the area. that humidity at 33%. not the case in the nation's midsection. it's getting awfully stea

right now staples is selling a 4-pack of glue sticks for a dollar. that's half price. scissors are also selling for half price and don't forget to check out dollar stores for things like pens, pencils and crayons. . >> and yet to come on our morning edition, >> reporter: helping citizens survive the scorcher, the story coming up next live. >> i'm in washington. the taliban now has a list of demands in exchange for the safe return of the u.s. soldier taken hostage in afghanistan. the story is coming up. >> buying and selling in a slow economy. why some stores are making a profit. i'm in towson. that story is coming up. >> and if you're just about to head out the door, so far just a little bit of police activity in the city. we'll tell you exactly where. >> on the 8th birthday of ann frank, the movie, and it was a legendary and ground breaking movie. the diary of ann frank is being released on blue ray disk and dvd. we'll the talking about that lady right there who as a young woman brought this incredible story to the world. you stay tuned. the morning edition continues

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>> that is the glue. then you fold it over. just sort of pinch it. this is important.if you don't, it will pop open when you're frying and that's not good. turn it forwards and backwards. you refrigerate it. and then comes the frying. we have some going here. >> how hot do you want to make it? >> about 365 to 370 in there. drop these in. we'll fry them in batches. >> how long do they cook for? >> two to three minutes until they're golden brown. sometimes they'll roll themselves over if you have enough oil. that's one way you know they're done. >> then you have to cool them? >> you want to drain them. a rack is a good way to do that. we'll take them out. then we have some sugar to roll them in. >> always good to roll things in sugar. >> it improves most things in life. just put them in sugar. >> i think we have help. >> i'll give you some sugar. >> how are you? >> good. grab one. >> can i have one? >> can i eat one? >> those look amazing. are you all right? >> they're good. >> i'm going to tell you, coming up we'll talk about what you need to know about germs. the swine