." >>> they hopped in their razor and buckled up, which is a good thing. how an outback joyride hit one serious speed bump. >> get away from me. >> git get away from me. >> a grudge match turns into a brawl for two people who went to school in north carolina. find out why they're not going to the class reunion. >> there's somebody at the top of the building. >> why this rescue is gonna hurt. >>> plus, how to win a new ipad mini and one internet prankster catches another internet prankster in the act. >> then he loses his eyes. >> see why making out with somebody's mom is a big no-no. >> is his mom married? >> why is he mad? he's a friend. >>> let's have some motorsports fun, all right? this comes to us from juking video. they strap into their razor 900, one of those oversized golf style motorized fun buggies. it's getting tight and strapped which is a good thing because they get this thing whipping down the dirt road, bouncing over some driveways. whoa. >> whoa. >> ah! >> oh, no! >> wow cl. >> they went spinning. >> they sure did. that thing rolled over se

now, if i get criminal charges off of finding a bic razor in my cell, i'm not going to be doing that time. i'll tell you right now. i'm not going to be doing that time. >> well, i'm here to tell you you'll end up going back. >> i'm telling you right now i'm going to kill myself if i go and get criminal charges on that [ bleep ]. that's what i'm telling you right now in front of these cameras. i'm not doing any more time in prison off this [ bleep ]. period. so if i get criminal charges past august, i'm killing myself plain and simple.

on the inside we have the aluminum bar with four razors attached to it.ves back and forth. >> so if the helmet doesn't actually shave your head -- >> how does it feel? >> what really happens in the video? >> a little strange. >> let's ask the expert. >> so at this point right here is where i thought they interrupted the take, had a chance to shave the guy's head and put the helmet back on and combine the different take in this camera move, sort of a fancy digital transition. >> nope. more low tech. in a world of digital tricks. this one outsmarts the expert. >> we pull the switcheroo. we look exactly alike. >> james and michael cast up and coming twin comedians to star in the video. >> in the ad they actually mention something about being comfortable having your head shaved. i didn't think much of it. >> it said that we would be getting paid, so we're like, sure, whatever, we really need the money. >> with the cast in place, michael and james planned the shoot. >> we had two identical helmets and two identical twins. one did not shave his head. the other

. >> they hopped in the razor and buckled out. how an outback joy ride hit a serious speed bump. >> it's what happens when extreme sports -- >> mash together. >> the two dare devils double their danger and dixie the dingo tries to soothe the newborn. >> while singing along. >> the sound not great but at least -- >> the dingo didn't eat the baby. >> on november 17th of this year, a tornado touched down, devastating many parts ofi illinois. this video was just uploaded. >> this video is different pause we see it from different cameras. >> we see it from outside, the back door and roaring down the street. >> you see complete devastation. >> i can't believe the cameras capture all this destruction and not get destroyed themselves. >> this is inside the home of david and kathy lloyd. >> luckily david and kathy survive this devastating tornado and they took their camera outside, right after the tornado blew through their neighborhood. that is a shot of their kitchen, the home where they just were. >> there's our next door neighbor's ins

. >> but it leaves a razor thin margin for error on the road. >> i love the power. you feel it right in the chest pushing you back when you push down the gas but a car like this needs to be driven with great respect because it has so much power and capability. >> this photo is possibly the last ever taken of walker and there's the porsche, a temptation that would lure him and a close friend roger rodas away from the charity event. not surprising for two men who were racing competitors and co-owners of a car customization shop. it was speed, after all, that drove walker's fame. "fast & furious" a fix for adrenaline junkies. rob cohen launched the franchise and pitched it to walker. >> it was over dinner i said to him, you know, i'm developing a movie. we just got going on the script but i'm developing a movie about this, you know, underground street racing world. >> paul walker obsessed with amateur racing from an early age didn't skip a beat. >> he said, i get the girl. i get the gun. i get the car and you're directing. i don't have to wait for the script. i'm in. >

>> we also hear from guys that razors are really expensive.ess to the store to get them. so for us we want to change that. we want to offer high-quality razors and make our blades in germany and deliver them at a fair price, sell them online and make it easy for people to get them and hopefully that makes them like to shave more, like the act of getting shaving products very >> if you people are saving overall, what is i mean in terms of your product offering. ? >> we want to help people who do shave and who want to shave more. >> is not like you have a history in male grooming as a professional. when he came from warby parker and said what is my next big thing, why did you choose this? you shaveust because three times a day didn't mean you are more manly it means you're more hairy. >> my friend went to the some razors and spent $25 for four razors and some shaving cream. >> is a miserable experience. said we haveme and to be able to do this better. so let's do it. we beat harry's and lasted in march. .eople come to our site >> the hipsters in

he was caught with a razor knife and sent back to administrative segregation where he wanted to stay all along. but it came with a price he never expected. >> so, they decided to call him up to the deputy warden's office and have a talk with him. we, the camera crew, knew the severity of the situation. timothy didn't, so he kind of went bopping up there like he usually did, very secure in the knowledge he was going back to ad seg, and he sat down in this office, and then everybody calmly proceeded to tell them that, in fact, his sentence was probably going to be increased because of the fact this was the umpteenth time they found a shank in his cell and they were going to impose new charges on him. >> oh, dude, i will tell you right now if i get criminal charges off of finding a bic razor in my cell, i'm not going to be doing that time. i'll tell you right now. i'm not going to be doing that time. >> well, i'm here to tell you you're going to end up going back. >> i'm telling you right now, i'm not -- i'm going to kill myself if i go and get criminal charges on this [ bleep ]. that's

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as for oil profits, a recent report or cast a razor -- a razor thin profit for oil companies. recent shale boom created a boom in united states dropping down prices. but oil can make it to the gulf coast by the pipeline, it could reach a benchmark. stayed in canada, the projected benchmark is $69. not so fast -- that $20 premium does not mean big profits. canada's heavy crude is one of the most expensive to produce. it needs to get at least $65 a barrel to break even. and transport costs including extra lubricant needed to get through the pipeline. it drops to $5.50 a barrel in the next can market facts -- in the mexican market. owner of the proposed pipeline stand to lose a lot. the company is sunk $2.3 billion into the keystone project. alsother companies could be hurt. the next best option is railroad. barrels ofd 50,000 oil every day is moved by train in canada and that is expected to increase by the end of 2014. rail is much pricier than the pipeline. that means rail investors like warren buffett could win big. the longer the pipeline gets pushed back, the higher the dema

makes an excellent razor and enough to handle left to-slice at will. pretty much check the walkway. make sure nothing got thrown out. >> that's a lot of blood. a lot of blood. >> carton williams serving a five-year sense for possession of cocaine and fleeing police works as a houseman or cell block custodian. >> my job, clean the blood. i volunteer to be a house man just to get -- i get ten days four months a year. 18 months, i'll have money left, i'll go home next year. when i enter a cell that has blood or anything that's a danger to me a harm to me, i always be cautious. i tell myself, i've got to protect myself and don't let none of this stuff get on me. that's why i have this suit, and the gloves and whatever else i need. get it over with. don't let it get on -- get back to my cell. >> how did it go? >> cleaning the blood up? it was a lot. it was a lot. this was the first one i did with that much blood. so i guess i'll be more experienced on the next. >> cells been decontaminated. >> the license sent back down now. in the doctor's case, he won't be sit back down. had i.v. fluid

the spanish authorities have decided to reenforce part of the fence with razor wire. those that do get through often find themselveses in limbo, living in the detention center, facing deportation. >> one family told us they traveled from the syrian city, abraham scaled the fence, hoping to find a better life. here we have the hope of getting through. we know that every couple of weeks there are people that get to mall question, and now if we go there, we arrive, we can work a little bit, even if we don't earn very much, we earn a little bit to support ourselves. >> the move to fortify has been criticized by some rights groups. >> we don't agree with the razor fences. it is going to make their situation more desperate. it isn't going to stop people coming in, because they are looking for a more dignified life. >> the location means that malyia has always been a gate way. they are simply unable to go with the illegal migrants. >> the european union needs to get more involved. in this moment, and in my opinion, i think they should do more. for many year, the long journey

. >> but it leaves a razor thin margin for error on the road. >> i love the power. in the chest pushing you back when you push down the gas but a car like this needs to be driven with great respect because it has so much power and capability. >> this photo is possibly the last ever taken of walker and there's the porsche, a temptation that would lure him and a close friend roger rodas away from the charity event. not surprising for two men who were racing competitors and co-owners of a car customization shop. it was speed, after all, that drove walker's fame. "fast & furious" a fix for adrenaline junkies. rob cohen launched the franchise and pitched it to walker. >> it was over dinner i said to him, you know, i'm developing a movie. we just got going on the script but i'm developing a movie about this, you know, underground street racing world. >> paul walker obsessed with amateur racing from an early age didn't skip a beat. >> he said, i get the girl. i get the gun. i get the car and you're directing. i don't have to wait for the script. i'm in. >> explosions. stun

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if you have curly hair, it will just grow underneath your skin, leaving you with things like razor bumpsation. >> who is your target audience? >> we like to say we are making health and beauty simple for people of color. when i think about the shaving- related issue, folks of color, black men, up to 80% of us have these issues. up to 30% of other men in other races have these kinds of issues. when i think about shaving products, specifically, we think about people of color. >> do you want this to be something everybody aspires to buy? >> it is a problem everyone has. it just happens that people of color over indexed on this issue, but we think this is the best way for anyone to shave. >> i want to talk about the process of coming up with the idea. you were an entrepreneur for many months. there was a lot of pressure to come up with something big. how hard was it? >> it was difficult. i spent nine months thinking about the ambitious idea i wanted to pursue. it took me seven months to realize i probably should only the working on the thing where i had authenticity, where i wanted to fix my

you canany razor sharp teeth are there at their finger tips. >> they do put an orange towel over thehark's eyes. trying to calm the shark. >> they continue to work. until that hook is out of the shark's mouth. >> good job! >> nice job, man. >> watch what they do. >> oh. >> they grab this enormous shark by the tail, it's 880 pounds. they start dragging this creature back into the ocean. >> oh, boy. >> here he goes. look at that fin. >> get him out. wow. >> yeah! >>> going from ball jointed doll to android. this is her. she's wearing a morph suit. her maup is of an android, including the eyes. look at the eyes. >> one big blue eye. one normal-sized brown eye. >> is that all makeup? >> no, it's all makeup. this is what it's all about. the tutorial so you, too, can look like an android like her. you have to put this funky lens in your eye. you have to prepare your skin. she uses three different types of camouflage cream to create the base. >> when do you get to go out dressed an s an android? >> all the time. >> i thing it's cool. i would like to show up to work dressed like that. >> you

. >> really, because i can think of eight razor sharp reasons they can't be used as delivery vehiclesgood, my new waffle maker is here. ow! my hands. [ laughter ] come on, technology, this is the future that several different doctors told me i wasn't going to live to see. give me something worth waiting for. >> some say it's a new breed of crime fighting machine. >> okay, now we're getting somewhere. >> this say -- is a -- it's more of a crime prevention row boston. it eliminates that night watchman duty. >> you even mean the guy in evey movie who fall as sleep on his job? you need a robot for that? i want robo cop and all you are giving me is paul blart, mall, roomba. >> tired of writing thank you letters, why not get a robot to do it for you. >> perfect a robot that does something that people stopped doing 30 years ago. it organized my 8-track collection. clearly the future i was hoping for just has nothing for me. >> according to a pair of new zealand researchers sex robots are the future of prostitution. [ applause ] >> on second thought, i might need that robot to write me a than

the church raised $20,000 for the family but cancelled a fund razor to raise money for her transportation because at that time it looked like there was no facility to take her in. he told us he disbelieve in miracles. >> there have been examples of that in the bible and also, throughout the world where there have has been miracles. so, how we believe is that we believe in power of prayer. >> reporter: that is the position of the people that have come here today that there is a chance of reviving jahi. that tool is the power of prayer. vic lee abc7 news. >> thank you very much. jahi mcmath underwent surgery december 9th and shortly after went into cardiac arrest. the next day a ct scan revealed two thirds of her brain was swollen, her uncle says on thursday she was declared medically dead. additional testing the next day confirmed that tragic news our live coverage will continue on abc7 news at 6:00. >> but there will be flooding in parts of the bay area because of something called king tides. that is when high tide is about a foot or more higher than average. and are pep boats are used to

takedown razor wire since they announced tuesday morning they were standing down. >> in order to reduce the tension, between the protesters barriers have, been opened to let protesters come into the area. >> the breakthrough is being inled as a victory and comes sharp contrast to the violence of the past four days are at least three people died and hundreds more were injured. as police stand by and events unfold, protesters vowed to continue their campaign. >> we do not want to dissolve parliament. we do not want new elections because we will lose anyway. we want their family to leave the country. >> it is unclear where things will go from here. the prime minister has said she's willing to do everything it takes to end the protests made it clear that she cannot hand over power to another elected council. unelected council. >> charges of public insults and are links to an interview bob dylan gave last year. in a deeper -- in it he compared croatians to not these and the ku klux klan. there has been no comment from the center. >> -- from the singer. thef you are in paris in coming months

mark herring went in with a razor thin lead over mark obenshain and he picked up more -- inin the recount their fairfax. >> if you are like us and you tend to do your shopping online, great news, it is free shipping day. let's get to bloomberg's linda bell. linda, this is the best news i've heard all day. free shipping. >> it is a good deal. let's begin with the senate. it is set to pass the one train .ollar budget deal had of all of that, index futures are slightly higher. are one of many of the million americans that are not that with their holiday shopping, today is free shipping day. it is the last day that you can place an order with most retailers and get your delivery by christmas without the skyhigh rush delivery cost. on the past year, spending free shipping they has exceeded $1 billion. if you have last minute errors to run, progressive insurance analyzed data to figure out the best and worst days to hit the road. fridays are the worst sundays and tuesdays are the best. drivers spend about 25% of their time idling in traffic or stuck and parking lots this time of year. starbucks

i can just pull it out. >> a razor. >> mm-hmm. my mouth. >> melissa is currently in jail on an aggravated assault charge, to which she has pled not guilty, on grounds of self-defense. the alleged victim was a male friend. we warn you, the details of the alleged crime are disturbing. >> i gave him $100 to go upstairs to get something, to get a package. a package meaning crack, get a whole bunch of crack. he finally came downstairs and i was like where's my [ bleep ]? what took you so long? he's like [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] you? i said [ bleep ] me? really? and he went to my bra to take the rest of my money and so i squeezed him, and i was like get off me. he pushed me. he punched me. so he's real big, so i jumped on his ass. he didn't have no underwears on, he had these red shorts on and he's got big balls. so i took my knife out and just cut it. it fell on the floor. >> what? >> his balls fell on the floor. and blood was all in my face, my eyes, my hair, my dress, everywhere on the floor. i never seen no blood gush like that in m

. >> security guards take their post to watch for razor blades and tin foil. knives and back packs.chool of 464 kids. a lot of them want to learn. a lot of them on a hair trigger. >> this is a dangerous school. a lot of fights for nothing. so you got to be safe. >> for five years running, mansion as the students call it, was considered one of the most dangerous schools in america. and our cameras were allowed inside. linda was the fourth principal for mansion in the same number of years. >> each day get scarier. >> before coming to mansion, she was an assistant superintendent in the disstrict. >> i could not find a principal who was suitable it handle this. so therefore, i said to myself, because i love these students dearly, i will just volunteer to be the principal. >> she is on a mission to turn the school around and make it safer. in the middle of a city wide budget crisis, she had just a few months to save it from being closed. she is always on edge. especially at lunch time as the entire school is in one room. >> i know that if they outnumber me, i don't know if i have enough

price,"sman comes and you're like.ells you, >>> more than 300 male offenders are locked up behind the razor wire fences of pendleton juvenile correctional facility. in today's morning staff meeting, superintendent mike dempsey is concerned about an incident that happened the night before. >> 12 stitches to his mouth, is that what you said? >> yes. >> we had to lock up a couple kids in segregation for battery on offender. they jumped an offender, three of them. >> are you sure that you got the right three people? >> yeah. >> we have no clue of what the motive was. >> with confirmation that an attack occurred, dempsey doesn't waste time ordering the perpetrators locked up. >> place them in segregation. do you have enough information to issue the violations? >> yes. >> while the investigation continues. >> you don't know what to expect, so you're ready for anything. they have battered staff on occasion. so you have to expect that and be ready. >> all the rooms we just emptied out, sounds like we just filled them back in. round them up. >> as the staff meeting ends, the three offenders have no

i was hoping you can shed some light. >> well, we had a shaving razor, electric, and one of the inmatesd inmate burzee took it from the office, because he owed a debt. when he tried to sell it, somebody else tipped off the guy that it actually belonged to and they were actually going to throw him over the tier. >> oh, that's why he's rfp'd. >> with a death threat hanging over his head, burzee has been segregated for his own protection. though he claims he's innocent. >> basically, the deal is this, stuff came up missing out of the office, we're holding you accountable for it, regardless whether you're involved or not, you know, we don't like you over here. he said "scapegoat," that was his exact words. regardless of what the deal is, you're going to be the scapegoat for it. this is the penitentiary, this is not a minimum facility, this is the penitentiary here. this is where the [ bleep ] is. this is where the serious stuff is. a couple years ago, this is the place where stabbings and things happened weekly. i mean, this is a very serious environment here. and this is a very big wake-up

. >> do you have any razors? >> three tuna. three nachos. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> martinez, victor. >> thank you. >> bryan modglin told us he's trying to be a new man, but living on the sensitive need yard with child molesters is a strange twist of fate not lost on him. >> i committed the crime because i was under the impression that the man i killed was molesting my 8-year-old cousin. and then come to find out, by me testifying in court, it put me in the same situation, and the inmate population looked upon me the same as the guy i killed. so a couple years later, i end up coming to an sny yard, where i'm surrounded by the same type of people that are actually convicted of the crime that i thought the guy i killed actually committed. >> on brian's own cell block, there are several sex offenders like this inmate, whose identity corcoran asked us to conceal. >> i was a minister on the streets and had been for 45 years. my charges against me was for having a relationship with ladies under 17 years of age or 18 years of age

i was not born with razor blades but the country made you say simply, oh who. so this is the game. talk about the great generation of the '40s. the greatest generation was the '60s. and i'll talking about black, white, green, purple people, who said simply, you've got to do what you need to do in this country to make it work. you see. and we went out. we got arrested. you know. i got put out in new york city. this is my hometown, because i challenged the educational system. not during the black studies but at that point they said get out of town. where did i go? amherst college, a private college, in order to regroup and get my act together. i'm saying simply, my dear brother. and so the poems that i wrote from homecoming, the first one, became out really very active, you know. talking about everybody. i talked about the "new york times" and my daddy. and my mama too. but at the same time now, you talk about other things. and one of the things i talk about a great deal is about peace. >> well, i hope that we can hear a piece from you, my dear sister. >> oh, right. >> we would love

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there's a lot of razor wire and police and tear gas facilities. protesters started to tear away concrete barriers, using pick-up trucks. they did succeed, there was no action from the police, but the police got on to it and began to fire tear gas. this is what we have seen for the last few hours is the small battles taking place with protesters coming up to the barriers. throwing what they can find into the police station, and the police responding with tear gas and water-canon. >> wayne hay will update us as the situation unfolds. protesters facing off with the police. the police were firing tear gas and water canon earlier. we'll have more as the day carries on. >> three roadside bombs have killed eight in iraq. the attack targeted a funeral procession east of the capital baghdad. at least 45 others have been injured. >> to the ukraine where thousands of anti-government protesters are staging a nation-wide strike. it was called by the opposition leaders a move that they hope will cause early elections. hundreds demonstrated on saturday. they are

down the road. >> oh, dude, i'll tell you right now, if i get criminal charges off of finding a bic razorell, i'm not going to be doing that time. i'll tell you right now. i'm not going to be doing that time. >> well, i'm here to tell you you'll end up going back. >> i'm telling you right now i'm going to kill myself if i go and get criminal charges on that [ bleep ]. that's what i'm telling you right now in front of these cameras. i'm not doing any more time in prison off this [ bleep ]. period. so if i get criminal charges past august, i'm killing myself plain and simple. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." >> shot the man three times, right? >> and we beat him to death. >> i hold him in a choke hold. >> i shot him. >> i took the towel and strangled him. they opened the door and i tried to throw him off the tier. >> murder is a respected crime in here by a lot of these

>> i'll hit it with a razor tonight. yeah. >> cecil, what's next?d some good food. that's what's next. >> but even kunkel's surrogate cousin josh pike predicts the good times might not last for long. >> six months to a year. if he ain't back by then, he should be out for a while. i'm happy that he's out but i'm pissed they let his ass out. >> what? >> i want to beat him up now. look at him. you know what, though? that gives me hope. if that tattooed ass [ bleep ], if they let him out, then there's hope for me. i guess. >> what's not next? >> coming back to jail. >>> he was down here with a noose around his neck. >> a gang member makes a desperate cry for help. >> i just need somebody to talk to. >> there's currently only four inmates housed in this pod which

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. >> following a razor-sharp race and a statewide recount, republican mark obenshain conceded the race for virginia's attorney general. a recount showed that mark herring's lead triple. open shingle his senate seat. in will keep his senate seat. a -- a&3 suspended duck dynasty star phil robertson. in a statement to entertainment said that it is extremely disappointed. onertson is reportedly hiatus from the show in definitely. speaking of duck dynasty, the show actually made a list of barbara walters 10 most fascinating people. now, we have our own take on that. we want to share with you our choices. the most fascinating people in the washington dc region. >> our choices run the gamut with a few surprises. >> number 10, celebrity chef hosea andres. restaurant,h his and advocate for the less , thenate, patty stonesofer former microsoft executive was the founding ceo of the bill and melinda gates foundation. at number eight, we went in a different direction. we chose the new panda cub, bao bao and her number -- mother mei xiang. number seven is the woman at the center of the irs scandal.

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. >> reporter: they delicately wrapped the bird with its six-foot wingspan and razor sharp beak. >> how cool is that? >> that is awesome. >> reporter: driving him to safety. >> how is it doing? >> nervous. never been in a car before. >> reporter: keeping the eagle calm at home until wild life experts arrived. >> then it just became our friend. we took it home and watched football. >> reporter: the eagle was brought to the wildlife rehabilitation center where it joined three other sick bald eagles. >> we don't have all the pieces of the puzzle together yet. so this could be the end of it or this could be the tip of the iceberg. we don't know. >> reporter: it's alarming. so far this month, 16 bald eagles have died from the same illness. blood work from the infected birds discovered in this region have all been sent to a lab for testing. those results could be back in days or weeks and could be the first clue into solving the mystery. bald eagles are no longer an endangered species, but are still federally protected. >> it is a symbol of our country too. the bald eagle is what american sta

we have cut the razor wire in front and then we will enter. >> this was another violent day in thighand's long battle for control. it was not the rich and powerful orchestrating the crowd being heard it was those on the front line who say they are fighting for true democracy from the influence. >> in recent days the protestors have been able to roam around bangkok seemingly at will. targeting government facilities with little or no resistance from police. so far this is certainly not the case here. the police are holding firm and seemed determined to defend government house. the protestors are showing no signs of backing down. some are fighting with their own crude westminster. throwing rocks and home-made explosives apartment using sling shots to target the police. this could be a long fight. for government house and the right to run the country. wayne hay al jazeera bank could be. >> more than 100,000 people are rallying in the streets of kiev. the protests began last week. it's now turned into demands that the ukrainian president step down. live pick furs of what is happening righ

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. >> reporter: they delicately wrapped the bird, with its six-foot wingspan and razor-sharp beak, drivingo safety. >> how is he doing? >> reporter: keeping the eagle calm, at home, until wild life experts arrived. >> then it became our friend. we took it home and watched football. >> it was awesome. >> reporter: the eagle was brought here to the wild life rehabilitation center where it joined three other sick bald eagles. >> we don't have all the pieces of the puzzle put together yet. this could be the end of it or the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: so far this month, 16 bald eagles have died from the same illness. bloodwork from the infected birds discovered in this region have all been sent to a lab for testing. those results could be back in days or weeks. and could be the first clue into solving this mystery. bald eagles are no longer endangered but are still federally protected. >> i mean, it's a symbol of our country, foop the bald eagle is just what america stands for. to see one hurt, injured, that's not what you want to see. >> reporter: tonight in utah, something is killing th

in november's razor thin election, herring narrowly defeated shane by 167 votes. if the recount does not overturn the victory, it would mark the first time democrats held all major statewide offices since 1969. >>> both virginia governor bobp observers are taking note of his stock with just a month ago. >> we sat down with him about his achievements and scandals. >> reporter: the highwater marks for governor bob mcdonnell are clear, from its landslide win, mentioned as a possible vice president candidate and chosen to chair the 2012 gop convention's platform committee. last february, mcdonnell won passage of the signature achievement, the sweeping transportation funding bill. >> transportation was the issue that nobody thought could actually get passed in a substantive way to make a generational game change, and i think we got that done, so a couple of high fives after that. >> reporter: soon, the news of a scandal broke. for months, a federal investigation has been under way into gifts and loans given to the governor and his family by a political donor and ceo of

you will recall election night herring led obenshain by a razor thing 165 votes. a statewide recount got underway this week and that gives herring hundreds more votes. in afternoon obenshain conceded the race. >> today is not the time to contest the process or question the results and as we near the conclusion of the recount, i'm confident that the final total today is going to show mark herring ahead. i called him earlier today to offer my congratulations to him. >> herring spoke a short time ago and promised to deliver mainstream leadership. herring will succeed current attorney general republican ken cuccinelli who was defeated in the governor's race. >>> so far two serious candidates have come forward already to run for congress member wolf's 10th district seat in virginia after he announced tuesday he's not going to seek reelection. >> after 34 years in congress wolf has big shoes to fill. our peggy fox spoke to the congressman today and two elected officials who are hoping to replace him. where am. >> i'm the chairman of the -- >> i'm the chairman of the app