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Let's check out pizza outside. dominos is giving customers a taste of the future in pizza delivery here with the new mobile pizza vehicle. the franchise owner, dave tiz rinne i, did i get that right? >> giving his pizza. we have pizza on the vine. what is happening? this certainly makes sense. describe this vehicle. >> this is the dfp. the dominos built car. >> keep going around to the front the car. i love the fact that it looks like, you can see the grille. it looks like a domino brand vehicle. >> that's the thing. we removed everything from the manufacturer. you have the fascia of dominos...

>> well, i'll tell you. i don't think they'd get away with that if there's a case. just the news reports, there's prime fascia cases of numerous leakings in my view. so it's just a matter of how they'll compress all of these things into either a bill or no bill. it's going places. the state department, most of the communications of the state department are classified. it's all things dealing with how this country deals with foreign government. that's not something you want to blow to the wind. >> how theoried do you think the transgression was? he says he doesn't comment on on going cases and,...

And, you know, i didn't like what i read. >> acute compartment syndrome occurs when the pressure increases inside an area of the body that houses muscles, veins, arteries and nerves. it's usually due to bleeding and swelling. because that compartment is covered by a tough unforgiving layer of connective tissue known as fascia, when the swelling gets worse, the muscle has nowhere to go. everything gets squeezed and eventually the blood flow to the arm is disrupted. this is critical. without a steady flow of oxygen and nutrients to the arm, nerve and muscle cells begin to die. if left untreated,...

>> yeah. it's relatively rare thing but at the time that miles got struck with this case it caused this damage essentially to the muscle underneath his skin. the muscle in the artery the veins, nerves wrapped up in a tight layer of tissue known as fascia. so the response is it swells to the injury but it had nowhere to swell so it starts to sort of die and push on the arteries around it cutting off the blood flow and eventually when that muscle dies it releases toxins into the rest of the blood and that could potentially be a life-threatening situation. the goal is and this is what i think the...

Time he came close to almost dying just from the freak accident. i talked to sanjay about what happened when that case hit his arm. one of the tings that you talked about is what happened early on and all of the places you have been and the dangers that you have faced and to have something like this happen is so bizarre. can you explain just medically what happened here, sanjay? >> yes thankfully, it is a rare thing, but at the time that miles was struck with this case, and it caused this damage essentially to the muscle underneath the skin. the muscles, and the arteries and the veins and the ...