I remember it like it was yesterday.
I was doing the laundry when suddenly...
That's that dirty motor oil stain!
After all the times I'd washed it, if only I'd had the extraordinary power of fresh start
detergent.
On dirty motor oil stains like this, it can do in one wash.
What time can't do in three?
I never knew it could be like this.
Fresh start!
Relax.
Fresh start can get out that lipstick stain too.
The totally new Buick Regal.
There's nothing like it on the American road.
Out on the horizon, the heart of a Buick, the start of a Regal new day.
The great American road was made for Regals.
It's a Regal reward, it's the way it should be, in this Regal American land.
The great American road belongs to Buick.
If you have an allergy and take Sudafed, there's something you should know.
Contact 12-hour caplet, stop the sneezing and itchy eyes that Sudafed can't.
Get on tight.
Until there's a cure, there's contact.
We'd like you to have breakfast with us tomorrow.
Need an invitation?
Ounce around Philly has half the calories of butter or margarine.
Hey there!
Hey there, Silvator!
A party van!
But lately.
No party.
Because everybody's here at McDonald's.
For the Chicken McNuggets Fiesta!
Chunks of chicken!
Tenders!
Three new sauces!
Green chili salsa with jalapeno peppers!
Spicy!
Mild salsa with chunks of tomato and onions!
Mesquite barbecue!
Festy!
And a give-it-away reel south of the border coins!
I'll collect them!
So now we do party!
And fiesta!
Hit it!
And now the conclusion of Any Which Way You Can.
We believe that Eric may have been abused.
Physically, mentally, perhaps sexually.
Some are friends.
Nothing happened.
Nothing.
Some are family.
You not only think that Eric was abused, you think that I did have a family.
They are child abusers, and they have become a nationwide ordeal.
Tell them what you did to Eric!
Tell her!
Easy!
Tell them what you did to Eric!
Oh, tell her!
There are every parent's nightmare and a child's ultimate anguish.
Lindsay Wagner, Peter Coyote, Child's Cry next Friday.
This is CBS.
Good evening.
I'm Nerissa Williams.
Aaron Brown is resting up so he can hit the road to New Orleans to cover the Republican
Convention.
Coming up, we'll tell you about a controversial Friday night at the movies in Seattle.
Also ahead, thousands of trucks are coming off the roads.
We'll tell you why.
And a little glimpse of the littlest princess.
Find out from Harry Woppler if the weekend weather will be as pretty as the picture, and
Wayne Cote tells of another kind of crowded field.
Stay with us.
Power News at 11 is next.
Here's Bob Eckler, Safeway's meat merchandising manager.
We get lots of raves about the huge variety of meat items and package sizes that we have
to offer at Safeway.
For instance, we have these large family packs or these single-portion packages.
You don't have to buy just one size.
One of our advertised specials this week is USDA Choice Grade B full-cut round steak at
$1.59 a pound.
Variety and quality make the difference at Safeway.
The news comes first at Cairo.
Prostitutes are being murdered in San Diego.
Could there be a link to the Green River killings?
We are experiencing a number of, so to say, similar cases of what Green River had.
The Green River Task Force and the Cairo News crew go there to investigate.
The most recent victim was found just a little over two months ago, very recent.
Keeping on top of the big stories, another reason why no matter how you look at it, Cairo
is news.
First in the morning news, weekdays at 6 a.m.
Now, Aaron Brown, Kelly Woppler-Weather, and Wayne Cody Sports.
This is Eyewitness News at 11.
Once again, good evening.
It has been a while since a movie has raised so much controversy.
Martin Scorsese's Last Temptation of Christ opened in theaters in nine cities today,
nine cities including Seattle.
For several months now, the movie has been getting the kind of attention film publicists
dream about.
The Catholic Church and some Christian groups have condemned this depiction of the life
of Jesus Christ.
Several have even tried to ban it.
In Seattle, that reaction just may guarantee a weekend of sellout crowds.
Melanie Grandforce has that report.
It is a version of the story of Jesus Christ based on a book written in 1951 by Nikos Kazantzakis.
Jesus is portrayed as a man with human weaknesses who doubts his role as the Messiah and who
thinks about what life would be like with a wife and children.
And that is mainly what the movie is about.