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Trooper is sounding a lot more friendly. >> i looked at your record, you have a ticket for one headlight or something. looks like. so i didn't write you a ticket. i didn't want to, didn't want to hurt your record. >> all of a sudden the tables are turned. you were just trying to, you know, help me out, help me, help me drive safely. i understand that. so. >> we are all out here sharing the same road. you should be held accountable to the same as i am. >> absolutely. >> as the trooper walked away, the moral of the story. >> that's what happens when they know you are recording. >> the illinois s...

To smoke, the battery as hot as 350 degrees. and then -- another issue. experts say in some cases, counterfeit batteries and chargers can lead to rare explosions. >> if it is counterfeit there is no guarantee it meets safety requirements. >> reporter: simply dropping the batteries can cause damage and result in a terrible reaction. >> i heard a pop. >> reporter: this woman says she caught on fire in april after a cell phone battery accidentally dropped. and is still recovering from her injuries. >> it is affecting my vocal chords. my sinus. i will wake up. the left side of my face will be swol...

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The u.s. consumer product safety commission says keep loose batteries away from metal objects they can cause electrical problems. and keep them away from liquids especially salt walter. >> what's important is that people learn to use them properly and respect the power that is inside that battery. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> wow, i had no idea. >> important warning there. >> yeah. >> you have to be very careful. one thing they say we have to make sure we do is replace our batteries using brand name, energizer, something like that, the batteries for 50 cents at the do...

This morning on "world news now" -- mideast mayhem. intense air strikes overnight after three israeli teens missing for weeks are found dead. what's next for this region and its push for peace? under fire. several million more. general motors cars are recalled. the huge blow to the automaker now forced to pay for its mistakes. and it is game day. all of the anticipation as team usa faces belgium. just hours from now. the key american player now back in the game at the world cup. >> and romance in belgium. the bachelorette's sexy european journey. intimate moments and the excitement with on...