. >> roscoe sitting pool side wearing shades and sticking his tongue out. too cool for words. >> all that comes after a viral video gave roscoe some attention. police say it's nice that roscoe brought the department so much positive attention. >>> it doesn't take much to get hundreds of thousands of people to drop everything. just a promise to show them an exploding watermelon. [ cheers and applause ] >> would you believe more than 800,000 viewers waited 30 minutes to see how many rubber bands it would take to get a watermelon to break. 800,000 people staring at their computer screens! >> i would. i would want to know. it was part of an experiment to see how many people would watch it live to see such a thing. they had to wrap 690 rubber bands around that watermelon to make it go bye-bye. >> now you know. world news tonight is next. i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. see you at 6:00. >>> breaking news. murder on campus. tonight, the major break in the case. a teen suspect, allegedly seen

this guy's name is rosco he may seem like all play and no work, but rosco and his handler were actuallyest in the west at the recent western state police k9 association trial. the competition tests dogs on how well they can serve their police departments. >>> new craze is taking center stage in japan and the obsession is hedge hox hogs. >> hedge hog cafe is open in tokyo and fans from all over the globe have been lining up at the cafe for chance to get cuddly with the prickly creatures. customers can spend an hour playing with the hedge hogs animal cafes are not rare in tokyo. there are also spaces for a number of other animals including cats, rabbits and even snakes. >>> era comes to an end with the series finale of american idol. >> dim the lights and let's do this. >> with those words for the final time ryan seacrest will crown the new american idol. the remaining contestants gave their final performances last night with trend proving he has a chance to beat frontrunner la'porsha with his stan out rendition of sia's chandelier. la'porsha performed rihanna's diamonds. three judges als

as best as i can tell, is the entire republican presidential field from 1876, including the great roscoeonklin and eli washburn. rutherford was one of nine fighting. it was decided at a contested convention in cincinnati, ohio. although ohio governor hayes finished near the back of the pack, the convention ended up going to seven ballot before they got a nominee. it was the hometown guy who won. in advance of that hotly contested convention of 1876 which was held in cincinnati, ohio, the ohio legislature passed a new law to try to avert shenanigans. they tried to prevent anybody from bribing their way. they were worried about that because that happened a lot at conventions. this is the cincinnati enquirer. a class of political bummers who have arisen who will sell their votes to the highest bidder. political bummers. that state law prohibiting political bummers for the bribing of delegate conventions, that 1870s ohio law is still on the books. this is the law. no person shall before, during or after any primary convention or election give, lend, offer or procure or promise to give, lend,

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my name is roscoe and mice school needs doors and walls. pretty please. thank you. my name is marco. >>[applause] >> hi. my name is janine clemens and i'm a parent of 3 children that carver elementary school and also a monitor and recently we sent out petitions for us to have walls and to doors and received over 200 of those petitions signed. i would like to pass them for you guys. also, safety concern. the lock of closable doors in customs trade a safety issue. students move in and out of classrooms, sometimes without teachers knowledge. there have been no altercations and even fights in the unsupervised open spaces between classrooms, which are difficult for teachers to resolve without interrupting instruction. the instructional impact. students learning is impaired due to consistent noises resulting from a lack of separation between classrooms. noises flow from one classroom into another. students must use headphones while reading in order to concentrate. teachers avoid potentially-potential loud classroom activities and evolving multimedia interactive games were