one of the sofas had scratches from her dogs. how do i repair or disguise the scratches?there and blames it on the dogs. >> she's scratching her own furniture. with leather, if you scratch it, you can see the color discoloration. if dogs get to it and it's frayed, take a hair trimmer and shave off the excess. >> stop it! >> that's what you read when you see a scratched piece of leather, that fraying occurs. after you shave that off a couple of times, this product here is great. maguires makes one, spray it on the scratch, rub it in like that. let it soak in for a couple minutes. we don't have time right now. >> we have to take your word for it? >> no, i'm going to wipe it. it looks way better. >> how long should you leave it on there, big strapping guy? >> about 15 minutes. the color unifies and it looks much better. >> you could use other stuff, too, if -- >> you have olive oil, baby oil. all oils work. this one i love. it works the best. >> an e-mail from maureen. what would i use to fill cement cracks in a sidewalk -- >> i told you not to use that word -- >> do me a fa

moments later, the broadcast booth reveals that he's a scratched player for the totems. >> every night you have a couple guys they called healthy scratches that basically aren't dressed for that night, they sit in their street clothes, they watch from the stands. >> oh, what happened there? >> the scratched player had plenty of time to think about what he was doing as he made his way from the bleachers. >> the stairs next to the bleachers is where the totems scratch ran down, comes across, makes his way and meets matt right where we're standing. >> luckily, no one's injured in the attack. the eugene generals wind up winning the game 8-5. matt vassel chooses not to press charges against his attacker, but the totems scratched player receives a 14-game suspension. >> i don't think he thought about any consequences that might come up from what he did. it was just kind of like a dire type of thing to do, to just do whatever he could to hurt us, because they knew we were going on in the playoffs. >> vassel's still talking to english. oh, what happened there? one of the fans came in! >> john

he said this other man is probable scratching a lot -- probably scratching a lot because the fence he scaled is covered with poison ivy. sam ford, abc7 news. >> back now to the breaking news from potomac, maryland. newschopper 7 is over the scene of a trench collapse that's left two men trapped in mud up to their waist. we're told the men are conscious. diane cho is en route to the collapse. we'll continue to follow this story as it develops. >> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, what prompted a fist fight on the floor of the ukrainian parliament that led to one man being knocked to the floor. >> a website glitch that puts international destinations at the fingertips of metro users. >> why some people believe the legislation funding the american military is a haven for poor spending. >> i'm steve rudin in the belfort furniture weather center. you think it's nice out there now? wait until you see what's on the way for tomorrow and the first half of the weekend. >> when congress returns from its august recess it will be greeted by a half trillion dollar spending bill approved by the senate

like something scratching. scratching something. >> like scratching at the door?> yeah. >> reporter: the thief ran off empty handed when the cops showed up. leaving expensive jewelry behind. and thanks to her quick thinking, officers were able to catch him. >> he opened the door and ran and jumped a few fences. and they caught him. >> i'm so proud of her. she's a very brave girl. >> reporter: a word of advice. from this heroic girl. >> remember to keep a knife with you, that's for sure. >> reporter: wow. that is the advice from that brave little girl. i don't know that every parent would agree. >> i think keeping butcher knives out of the hands of children is probably a wise policy. maybe a cell phone instead. >> call 911. >> i would say just hide. and when they leave, call 911. >> it's great having marianna with us. from fusion. a joint venture of abc news and univision. >> oh, you've nailed it. >> you're getting better by the day, dan. i have to come back and visit you more. >> it will be a tough road for you. check your local listings to see her show, fusion li

he scratched me. it's my right of self defense. some people said he has no choice. james is scratching him. anyone with common sense and decency knows full well that he has a choice. if he doesn't want james to scratch him, all he has to do is to stop suffocating james. if israel does not want to be the subject of occasional scratches, which is all that these rocket attacks coming to it has a very simple option. it could stop suffocating the bostonians, it could pack up its bags and return to its state. the borders under the international law and it can finally let the palestinians live in peace. [applause] >> okay. i have a rule and they are very simple. everybody was patient. everybody was decent. nobody tried to heckle me and ideally tackling is pretty legitimate to style but that is beside the point. but everyone was respectful and i would like to be -- i would like to reciprocate that. so i would like to take the first three questions from the centers people who strongly disagree with me and let them go to the microphone first and give them the opportunity to s

you could scratch your way to instant winning today. fuzzy dice. nice. [announcer] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> thursday night, there are new details tonight btd woman accused of kidnapping a 5-year-old and the search intensifies for the person that caused this explosion. but the big story on "action news" tonight is all about the taney dragons and their last chance to stay in the hunt for a little league championship. but it's more than that. "sports illustrated" hit the news stand today with taney's mo'ne davis on the cover, despite taking the loss against nevada, davis has had an extraordinary impact on the little league world series and is a star but will not be on the mound tonight. chad pradelli is live in williamsport ton. taney faces chicago tonight, to teams from urban environments, quite a match-up and quite a story. >> a great match-up, players on both sides are so humble and so polite it's unfor

reno scratches and thrashes across the river, climbs out on to the bank. gets on top of the high ground five miles to the south of us. this road will take you right to it. he is a fractured commander and his battalion is whipped and demoralized. about 10 minutes later, captain benteen approaches reno on the high bluff after scouting to the south. he sees reno and snarls, where's custer? reno says, i don't know where custer is, but for god's sake, benteen, halt your command and help me. i've lost half my men. benteen has a message in his pocket. it's from custer, delivered to benteen on the back trail by south. martini, the italian orderly of the day who has a real tough time with english. benteen hands the note to reno. it reads, benteen, come quick. come on, big village. bring packs. p.s., bring packs. ammunition packs. neither one of those officers is going to respond with any sense of urgency to that order, and it will haunt them for the rest of their days. in the meantime, custer advances to the north with five companies, 209 men. he tries to go down o

a scratch is not scoring.saw a scratch on a hard drive, my question is, where did that come from? because that hard drive is put inside the laptop, shipped to them, and nobody should be inside messing with the hard drive unless it gets pulled out and sent. now, the one technician said he didn't see any apparent damage, but then we have somebody saying that they saw a scratch. i want to know who touched it i with it prior to sending it to the second tech. >> it's not just lerner's hard drive we're talking about here. in roughly the same time frame, there were six other hard drives that crashed. now, we know that there are thousands of laptop computers at the irs. does this look suspicious to you in any way? >> hey. it's no longer a coincidence to me. i've said this before and i'll stick by it, it's a conspiracy because when you have that targeting letter that comes up, you don't just have lerner's hard drive go down. you have another six others attached to this. when we talked before, it's one thing to have an

and it left a little scratch on her neck. she said you had taken her purse, her house keys, her car keys -- >> no. that's not true. i didn't -- i wouldn't take her purse. i wasn't out to destroy anything. >> reporter: and he says, like the mother who loved sheena, he was devastated too that new year's day when they all learned she was dead. >> i walk up, and i -- and i -- and i look, and i asked, like, "what's going on?" he looked at me, he said, "i'm sorry for your loss." and i fell to my knees. and i just looked at him, and i couldn't believe what he said to me. can we cut? can we cut? >> reporter: and when he was ready to continue. >> she was a beautiful girl. i -- this is a tragedy in everybody's lives, you know? >> for you too? >> absolutely. i was engaged to her. >> reporter: do you think everybody's forgotten that you felt this way too? >> no, i just think that they -- they're on the kelly train, and if you go against what kelly says, then you're not an advocate of sheena. >> and once and for all, did you kill sheena?

>> not starting from scratch. i do think there are connections to be made. what is interesting in this region right now, we have hit on that a little bit, all though, you know, if you help one section of the problem, another section pops up. you try to go after isis you are helping, asad and there is a window of opportunity and isis is fundamentally a new breed of bad and you know that is something that we can take right now and we can rally a regional approach around supporting these guys and it is people in the region that have connections also with the moderate factions in the syrian army. >> a new iraqi government is struggling to be born, how can they help in this process? if he manages to make a government of national unity does that take of the pressure off of trying to fight isis with one front uncovered? >> it would. the difficulty is that the war and the reform of the iraqi government and by vur which you of the government, those circumstances are driving forward parallel but with different paces. isis when it decided to act and kill certain civili

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he was treated for minor scratches on his legs and face. no serious injuries.ord yet on whether the driver may face any charges. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> clear skies over center city and beyond, looking towards the museum of art this morning. sunshine will be nice and bright but there are changes ahead. seven-day forecast coming up in the next half hour. jillian mele is watching roads. what's going on? >> we have an accident investigation going on in hatfield township, montgomery county, north broad street versus cowpath road. take line or walnut street to get around it. katy zachry is live at the scene. >> that accident you just described, this is it on the 1600 block of broad street in hatfield township. i'm getting new information from people at the scene who say they knew the victims. i'll have that after the break. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> our breaking news we're following for you this morning, a deadly car accident in montgomery county. the crash was so violent the car split in half. >> the celebration continues this morning for phi

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that message has some people scratching their heads coming as it does from the president of the americanenterprise institute. fund by some 1,200 donors including exxon mobile, the american petroleum institute, the walmart foundation shs the pharmaceutical industry and the chairman of the carlisle group. that's the global private equity firm with the touch of minus. it's not love that give these powers their clout in washington. it is money. so what's this former professor of the french horn, yes, the french horn, up to and how did he reach the top of the conservative pecking order in washington? one thing by teaching business, government and economics for years at syracuse university. for another, by writing ten books. this is the most recent "the road to freedom: how to win the fight for free enterprise." and by his own pill gram grimmage to understand how human beings are more than the sum of their material ap tights. last year he went to india to meet with one of the great spiritual shepard z of our time prompt i prompting the vanity fair magazine to ask why was the dali lama hanging

most americans are scratching their heads, the yazidis.ho are they bombing for and who are we throwing aids to. it's iraq after 11 years since the occupation. it's still an enigma for the americans, and i think president obama, he now needs a scapegoat. how did it go so bad? why is the humanitarian situation in such dire straits. why are so many minorities in iraq today under threat. >> reporter: are you suggesting it is not only about a potential genocide. >> it is and it's a whole bunch of other things. pinpricks, the way that we saw them. pinpricks bombing and throwing some aid its like putting a band aid over a gunshot wound if not putting a band aid over a cancer. iraq's problem the humanitarian aspect of it, it is huge. clearly in obama's interview yesterday with "the new york times" he made it clear that america is not going to be able to resolve iraq's problems. if anything judging from the genocide pretext for the bombing in libya, he said we concluded as america that we can't just bomb and walk away. when you bomb you have to do

i'm thinking of scratching your car. well, you should stop thinking that. you're a little too precious with it. don't touch my dart, jake common it's for your own good, you'll thank me later. move out of the way, so you don't get hurt, i mean it. it's gonna happen, might as well be from a friend. jake... step back, jake. (tiger roar) a a >>> time for a quick check of your headlines now. the department of homeland security issuing a warning saying more than 1,000 retailers in the u.s. could be infected with malicious software in their cash register systems. ups reported more than 50 of its stores may have been infected. a massive brawl breaking out in bolivia as dozens of rival soccer fans throw chairs at each other and set off flares. it all happened at a presidential campaign event. police later shut that event down. >>> and the smithsonian's national zoo celebrating a huge birthday today. bobo the newest panda cub turns 1 today. so cute. >> her name means precious or treasure in mandarin. all eyes are on president obama to see if he will wield executive a

the man was left with some significant scratches as you can see and he didn't want to be identified.ed off a fence and ran toward the dogs and myself. i got in the way of the dogs to protect the dogs and the cat latched onto my leg and scratched it. >> the owner of the cat says he doesn't attack people but has run up to dogs before. she says she wasn't home during the most recent incident. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, everyone these days is accepting the als ice bucket challenge and even lucy the t l elephant is getting in on the fun. there will be a splash in honor of a volunteer that died from als two years ago. you can expect to see an elephant size amount of water being doused on lucy this afternoon. i hope we have our cameras rolling. >> that's very fun. anything that educates people more about als and raises money and awareness is a good thing. >> you're watching nbc news. "nbc 10 news today" starts right now. >>> right now quite a heist here. philadelphia police on the scene of an overnight robbery. 100,000 stolen by thieves who posed as police officers. good morning, eve

creating them from scratch or changing them slightly, modifying them, or repairing them.his laboratory had to be a very interesting place if various times. -- at various times. some of the more interesting inventions are certainly the ones we know about. his love of the phonograph, electricity, the lightbulb. the last part of his life was plant science. the plant goldenrod successfully could be harvard did, the chemical -- harvested, the chemical process to plays and it did reduce a source of rubber that could be commercially viable. we were just coming out of the depression and the project was not funded in fort myers. it was taken by henry ford to savanna where it did move on to some mixed success. he could raise a source of organic rubber in this country that could be available for commercial production. we think of all three of them as being green scientists. we have to look to our natural resources and replenish them in order to be successful as a country. that is where we all today. we are looking at sources of fuel. edison, ford, and firestone all understood that.

the boy went to the hospital for treatment of minor scratches to his face and legs.portedly told police that he did not see the child. but, fortunately, that child was small enough, blessed enough that nothing happened. wow, that's amazing. >>> well, mayor bill deblass yo is ordering security review of all new york city bridges after a russian tourist climbs on top of the brooklyn bridge. let's show you him walking down the cable snapping pictures with a cell phone. now, police say the man told him he did it for fun. he faces criminal charges, after learning that a security breach is no laughing matter. >>> world-wide looking at this saying hey, here we go, yet another case, simple people just going up therefore fun to take pictures of it reaching a maximum security site. what could we do, with all of our resources, all of our training. >> well, last month you may remember two american flags on the brooklyn bridge were swamped with white ones. two german artists are taking credit for that. >>> new york city subway conductor and operator are off the job this morning,

you could scratch your way to instant winning today. fuzzy dice. nice. [announcer] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> meteorologist, david murphy is here now. what do you think for tonight. the showers should take off and go south of the region. but a little out there to talk about. there are a couple of showers around and obviously it's not raining everywhere. what is coming down is fairly light, although can you see in the middle of this batch of precip east of the malvern. you can see the yellow opening up and heading towards philadelphia over the next 15 to 20 minutes. a broken pattern of precipitation, there is a little bit more looking to push towards the east. this stuff by baltimore pushed towards delaware county, and some of it falls apart, and we have the broken pattern of precipitation. and mainly light and as the day goes on this may fall apart or push to the south. as we look outside, we have sky 6, that has been out all day, showing the clouds moving in the last couple of hours, here is the picture from lower merion, p

you could scratch your way to instant winning today. fuzzy dice. nice.eers and applause ] >>> the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t, mobilizing your world. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. i want to thank mickey rourke, jordana brewster, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him tonight. he will be rescheduled. "nightline" is next. but first, her album, "goddess" comes out september 9th. here with the song "beggin' for thread," banks. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so i got edges that scratch and sometimes i ♪ ♪ don't got a filter but i'm so tired of eating ♪ ♪ all of my misspoken words i know my disposition ♪ ♪ gets confusing my disproportionate ♪ ♪ reactions fuse with my eager state ♪ ♪ that's why you wanna come out and play with me, yeah ♪ ♪ why, why, why ♪ stooped down and out you got me beggin' for thread to sew this hole up ♪ ♪ that you ripped in my head stupidly think you had it under control ♪ ♪ strapped down to something that you don't understand ♪ ♪ don't know what you were getting yourself into ♪ ♪ yo

just a few scratches and some sore legs.t hours after falling 1,000 feet, matt checks himself out of the hospital. >> weeks later matthew is back traveling the world. he isn't searching for base jumps for now. at the same time he is still searching. i hope i can find a way to fill that gap. i'm struggling at the moment. >> narrator: a 72-year-old hang-glider is flying high until a midair mishap threatens to send him crashing to the ground. >> what do i do now? >> narrator: july 59, 2013. holster, california. 72-year-old lynn lyons has always wanted to fly. >> i had wanted to fly ever since i was young. >> narrator: but it wasn't until he was 70 years old that he made the leap. >> you're flying. here i've gone to heaven, and i haven't even died yet. >> narrator: lyons has made more than 80 flights since. on this day he is going out on the edge, planning to fly at 1,000 feet, higher than he has attempted before. a gopro camera sits on his wing to record the flight. >> sets up the glider. get the harness on. got to be my turn.

just a few scratches and some sore legs.s after falling a thousand feet, matt checks himself out of the hospital. >> initially i couldn't put any weight on my knees. and then i got crutches and started hobbling around. >> weeks later, matthew is back traveling the world. he isn't searching for base jumps for now. at the same time, he is still searching. >> everything that comes with base jumping is absolutely incredible, and i hope i can find a way to fill that gap. but i'm struggling at the moment. >>> a 72-year-old hangglider is flying hide until a midair mishap threatens to send him crashing to the ground. >> what do i do now? >> july 5th, 2013, hollister, california. 72-year-old lynn lyons has always wanted to fly. >> i had wanted to fly ever since i was young. >> but it wasn't until he was 70 years old that he made the leap. >> you're flying. here i've gone to heaven, and i haven't even died yet. >> lyons has made more than 80 flights since on. this day, he's going out on the edge, planning to fly at 1,000 feet. higher

you could scratch your way to instant winning today. fuzzy dice. nice. [announcer] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night, atlantic city casino workers rallied to save their jobs and a delaware state trooper is shot serving a search warrant, but the big story is a search for the person that killed the pennypack jogger, and an autopsy confirmed that connie murray's body was strangled. her body was found near the crispin recreation center. chad pradelli is live now, do police have any leads at all here? >> police say they have several leads but at that point, no suspects, the autopsy was completed and a press conference wrapped up and they say that connie murray was strangled but not sexually assaulted. >> we did not see much of a struggle, some minor bruising. but not enough for blunt force trauma. >> she went jogging on monday like she often did. when she didn't return home her husband and daughter w

. >> to start this from scratch. >> to start it from scratch. >> and you had a plan. >> i had it on awerpoint, yes. >> you had a powerpoint $100 million? >> yeah, you know, that is how he invest and make money and you have to risk it sometimes. >> he used the capital to enlist some of the most creative mind in automobile technology. >> including those at super car manufacturer mclaren. they designed a 57-pound motor at the claim is the highest power to weight ratio of any in the world. with just a fraction of the size of a gasoline powered engine, as well as the formula e racers to go from zero zero to 60 in under three seconds. >> here forward, that is is pretty much a racing car. here is really the different part. here you have a battery, the investor, the and the motor and the gearbox. >> with the teams still assembling the cars we took a look inside the garage of the dragon racing team owned by jay penske, the youngest son of american racing icon roger penske. >> there are a lot of people who tried new racing series and in the last 20 years and i think no one actually, no one with

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, scratches, yes. >> reporter: dr.oss says she checked brown's knuckles, a bruise there might indicate he had thrown a punch. would you definitely be able to see it in the knuckles or would it have to be hard? >> it would have to be hard. >> reporter: how do you know if it was from that struggle or before? >> that's a good question because you can't, you really can't age a bruise exactly, you know. it may have happened two hours ago or five days ago. >> reporter: another dispute, wilson's friend says brown rushed the at the officer full speed so wilson started shooting. but some witnesses say brown had his hands up in the air in surrenderer. so michael brown had several bullet wounds here and here. if you were doing an autopsy and looking at the body, could you tell whether he was up like this or whether he was charging at someone? can you figure that out on an autopsy? >> no. >> reporter: and an autopsy might not help with this, either, why brown had a gunshot wound right at the top of his head. how would that happen?

. >> i got bruises and scratches all over my back, and it's not anybody in the house with me.hat is it? ♪ >>> tulsa, oklahoma lies at the intersection of two of the nation's best known symbolic locations. it's where tornado alley meets the bible belt. >> can't buy alcohol on sundays. kind of roll out the carpet at 9:00. it's that kind of town. 2:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning you'll be hard pressed to find something other than an all-night restaurant that's open. for some of us that's okay. that's tulsa. still small enough to be home. >> you all right? >> yeah. >> all right. chief deputy michelle robinette runs what is arguably the largest home in tulsa, the david l. moss criminal justice center, better known as the tulsa county jail. >> breakfast of champions. >> about 1,800 men and women are incarcerated here. most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. but two men booked into the jail almost one year earlier stand out from most of the rest. the crimes with which they were charged sent shock waves throughout the city on on

and so scratch the average republican today, and he'll say, "tax cuts, tax cuts, tax cuts." >> cut taxes make the tax cuts permanent. >> it's rank demagoguery. we should call it for what it is. if these people were all put into a room on penalty of death to come up with how much they could cut, they couldn't come up with $50 billion when the problem is $1.3 trillion. so to stand before the public and rub raw this anti-tax sentiment, the republican party, as much as it pains me to say this, should be ashamed of themselves. >> this from ronald reagan's old budget director, architect of the largest tax cut in american history? but he doesn't let the democrats off the hook. he says he cringes when he hears the president say things like this. >> i believe we ought to make the tax cuts for the middle class permanent. >> we have now got both parties essentially telling a big lie, with a capital "b" and a capital "l," to the public, and that is that we can have all this government, 24% of g.d.p., this huge entitlement program, all of the bailouts, and yet we don't have to tax ourselves and pay o

. >> i assume there's a lot of ways the hard drives can get scratched.'m sure the ig will look into that and i'm sure he's already talked to that witness or would liked to have talked to him. >> i hope so. let me go back to the numbers. earlier you said you had 2,000 hard drive crashes this year. >> yes. >> is that correct? so let me ask you about numbers. you know i'm a numbers guy because i just did the numbers real quickly. if you look at your entire body of some 84,000 to 90,000 irs employees, depending on which year, but let's take that. that is a 2.2% failure rate. >> correct. >> in the people that truly are involved in this, in that sphere of 80 people, if, indeed, we had 16 to 18 hard drive crashes, why would the hard drive crash of that group of people be ten times greater than what you have throughout the agency? can you explain? what would be the probability of that happening? >> first of all, i have no information as to whether that's the actual number.

. >> miraculously, the little girl escapes without even a scratch. her life saved by the steel parking poles meant to serve as protective barriers between traffic and pedestrians. in footage captured by security cameras, the car can be seen speeding toward her. the parking pole catapults the vehicle into the air. after it hits the pole, the car rests at an angle upon the pole, leaving just enough room for the child to escape injury. the force of the crash is so strong the steel poles are nearly ripped from the pavement. the driver is found guilty of negligent driving. this harrowing tale could easily have had a far different ending. seconds before the crash, the young girl is seen walking outside the barriers, totally unprotected and unknowingly in harm's way. the little girl moves behind the poles to safety. perfect timing and one narrow escape for one very lucky little girl. >>> coming up -- mother nature raises the roof. >> it sounded like an explosion. >>> and later -- a bungee cord tightens around a jumper's neck. >> it seemed like the most vivi

where do what are you doing with scratch craigthat key jake? i'm thinking of scratching your car.u should stop thinking that. you're a little too precious with it. don't touch my dart, jake common it's for your own good, you'll thank me later. move out of the way, so you don't get hurt, i mean it. it's gonna happen, might as well be from a friend. jake... step back, jake. (tiger roar) >>> several days ago inside the tulsa county jail, deputy witsit had to restrain an angry and agitated robert hill. >> you are refusing -- >> i refuse nothing! >> -- to do what you're supposed to do. >> i had my back to you! >> after things calm down, he discussed the event with hill and cleared the air. >> i got nothing personally against you, okay? i'm telling you that right out the gate. >> today, deputy witsit stops by the medical unit where hill has been under observation since jail staff reported he threatened to harm himself. >> how it's going? >> you look a lot more -- >> yeah. it's this big medicine they got me on. >> that's good. >> sleeping now. i wasn't before. not agitated like i was. >>

in our next story, police were scratching their heads.s the case of an angry customer who wasn't demanding money or better service. she wanted chicken mcnuggets, and she was prepared to fight to get them. a furious young woman takes out her frustration on a mcdonald's drive-through window, punching it out when she can't get her hands on an order of chicken mcnuggets. >> i can't tell you how many homicides i've been to, but i've never seen a squabble over fast food. >> after leaving a new year's party, 24-year-old melody dushane and a neighbor arrive at the golden arches drive-through with a mcnugget craving. captain ray carroll is a 26-year veteran of the toledo police department. >> she asked through the speaker for chicken mcnuggets at 6:30 in the morning, and the lady explained to her that we're serving the breakfast menu. >> mcdonald's stop serving chicken mcnuggets at 2:30 in the morning, dushane is four hours late. this is no happy meal she's after. >> she drove up, tried to explain her case a little bit more strongly. >> at the pic

this display has a scratch resistant cover.est to display the nine scratch no matter what it does. we will know for sure when it takes the stage. >>: were watching wall street here with some good news on the dow from this morning pit their applied for but unemployment benefits last week. they're under 300,000 americans. the numbers are good as far as the jobless claims. here's wall street and the numbers yesterday's begin with the slow climb and the dow was up another 60. 60,00979. dow features are up 26 over the opening bell. >>: bankamerica's reached their record settlement of 17 million bought dollars with the government. the banks will have a sale of mortgage-backed security for their financial crisis. the bank is going to pay 9.6 $5 billion in cash and provide consumer relief at 7 billion. the deal ends the largest settlement for the economic meltdown. millions of americans lost their homes in foreclosure. there agree with the 7 billion. >>: we talked to a disabled veteran desperately searching for his dog. will have more