Not the Marquess of Queensbury rules

Sam Donaldson told Utah's Morning News this morning that what's going on between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton and their camps is not exactly the Marquess of Queensbury rules. A new story out this morning says that the bruising primary battle appears to be souring many backers of Clinton and Obama on the rival candidate. An Associated Press-Yahoo poll that's tracked the same 2,000 Democrats since November finds they increasingly dislike the contender they're not supporting, raising questions about whether the party can unify before the general election. Click here to hear more commentary from ABC Newsman Sam Donaldson.

**A surge in Grand Theft**

A controversial video game is poised to break sales records. Grand Theft Auto IV comes out today. Just like a blockbuster movie, the newest release in the Grand Theft Auto series has action packed trailers. But unlike most movies, this game is projected to have opening week sales of more than $400 million. This for a game known for its mature scenes of sex and violence. Parents will not be able to be passive in their response to this one. Click here to hear more from ABC reporter Andrea Smith.

**The latest in eyebrow grooming**And a Portland, Oregon, high school is raising eyebrows with its brow grooming policy: shave 'em or go home. Some students at Centennial High School have shaved vertical lines into their eyebrows in a trend recently made popular by hip-hop star Soulja Boy. School officials say the mark looks like a gang symbol. Junior Andy Gonzalez had one vertical line shaved down his brow; he says he isn't in a gang and shaved the lines to look cool and impress girls. But he says he'd be humiliated if he had to shave his brows off.