worth of damage to 129 goals. >> mcaleese in carroll county have made arrests. -- police in carroll county have made arrests. >> five people have been busy throughout all of this. the suspects are teenagers. they are facing a larger list of charges for their involvement in this theft and vandalism spre. >> i was shocked. >> his neighborhood was already experiencing some fast from cars and of the past year. in december from a group of teenagers stole $3,000 worth of valuables from 57 unlocked cars and caused some damage. >> i saw cars in their lawns, a jeep that was slashed. >> between august and late september, the carroll counties sheriff's office says five teenagers went on a spree in northern carroll county.

where they stole $5,000 worth of the labels and damaged or set fire to personal property. >> more than $20,000 worth of damage was done. over 100 victims. 129 vehicles. >> police caught up with the teenagers. they are facing a laundry list of charges. all five teenagers are in the custody of their parents to have been cooperating with police. >> they worked with investigators and prosecutors to identify the owners of property damage and return some of the items that had been taken. >> serious property crime makes up 85% of the crime in carroll county. almost three-quarters of those crimes happen because of unlocked cars or doors. that is why the sheriff's office is urging everyone to take the time to protect themselves. >> remove their valuables from site to. close and lock all their vehicles. >> the teenagers will stay in

their parents' custody pending action from the department of juvenile justice. >> thank you. one person is being treated in the hospital tonight after being shot in south baltimore. it happened after 8:30 near marlborough avenue at the the cherry hill. that is where they found the victim suffering from at least one gunshot wound. it is not clear what may have led to the shooting. harford county officials have identified the man found dead in a wooded area yesterday afternoon. the 22-year old was reported missing last month after he was last seen leaving his office house. detectives have since been investigating his disappearance. his body was discovered along the 1300 block of harford town dry. an investigation is underway into the manner of death. police are searching for three men involved in two over nine

robberies in the roland park area. the first happened around 2:00 this morning. it woman was coming home from work and was accosted at gunpoint, forced into her car in may to withdraw money from an atm. 10 minutes later, the suspects intentionally hit a man on his bike and want him of what he had. luckily, neither person was seriously injured. >> it is scary. this is a safe neighborhood. there are people out there to get you. >> police said they have good deeds and are increasing patrols attended the area. they are urging residents to keep an eye out for suspicious activity. it suspect is facing kidnapping and attempted murder charges in anne arundel county. a woman was abducted while she was sleeping. the 300 block of rose avenue in glen burning. the woman was threatened. he tossed a firebomb into the bed where she was lying with a

man. when the flames erupted, he forced the woman out of the home. after a police search, they were found in a wooded area. the woman's injuries are described as lot -- non-life threatening. >> a group of prisoners were hurt in a crash on the beltway in baltimore county. around 6:15 on the inner loop of 695 near the park heights avenue exit. authorities say five prisoners were on a bus and all were taken to hospital. no word on their conditions tonight or what may have caused that accident. several others were hurt in a bus accident in north baltimore tonight at about 8:15 on your -- york road. another vehicle caught the bus off, forcing the driver to apply the brakes. as a result, several people were thrown out of their seats or fell out of their seats. at least six were taken to hospital. no word on their condition. >> 10 businesses in baltimore county got unexpected visitors

this morning. they were not customers. nearly 100 investigators raided the so-called internet cafes. police believe the establishments are involved in illegal gambling. >> barbara was surprised to find the hidden -- hidden treasures establishment closed wednesday afternoon. she was looking bored to spending some time, maybe even winning some money. -- looking forward to spending some time, maybe even winning some money. >> it is one of 10 baltimore county establishment and the white marsh, woodlawn, essex and north. rated by baltimore county police wednesday. they call themselves internet cafes but investigators say they were actually winning an illegal gambling operation. >> you are playing a video game and there is a pay out at the end. you go and get a cash payout at the end of your visit. that is illegal under maryland

law. >> businesses can have the computers and video games but not the payout. >> tonuy works at the local store -- liquor store next door. police said they had been investigating the businesses for about a year. the same amount of time that david says he's been watching and not liking the activity at hidden treasures near his home. >> people would argue, spouses would see their significant other and say i told you not to come here. a lot of activity. >> according to investigators, they seized a lot of evidence during the raid but did not shut the businesses down. no one was arrested and no charges have been filed. >> we have to review that evidence and then there will be a determination at the end of that process as to whether charges are appropriate. >> attended tonight's commitment

2012 report, president obama and mitt romney go across the country today, making their case to voters with just less than two weeks until election day. the president kicked off his two day campaign tour today. he traveled 5,300 miles a day, making stops in iowa, colorado, and denver and the stop in los angeles for the tonight show with jay leno. mitt romney was in we know -- in reno. >> thuis race is ro -- this race is too close to call. coming out of the debates, it is a toss up for either candidate. >> new polls from several key battleground states, including virginia and ohio, show the race been a virtual tie. donald trump's bombshell turned out to be another event to get

the president to release his college records and passport document. donald trump would write a check. -- when the documents are released. his deadline is october 31. this is the second time he's asked the president to publicize this kind of inflation. last year he was seen as the leader of the birther movement and the question where the president was born. >> what has happened to a missing page from some absentee ballots? the maryland board of elections confirm today that more than a dozen absentee ballots from prince george's and montgomery counties are missing the second page. that page includes the referendum questions 4-37 -- 4 through 7. boaters to call 800-222-8683 to request a new ballot. a combined $56 million and counting. the majority of the money is paying for tv advertising for and against question 7 on expand

gambling. david collins puts a recent ad against question 7 on the microscope. >> politicians claim money from a massive expansion of gambling will fund education. >> that claim is false. based off a perception hatched four years ago. in 1972, legislators supporting the lottery argued this they could generate $40 million a year for the general fund. not exclusively for education spending. some suggested lottery ticket revenue going to the general fund could be used for a variety of things, such as school construction, and drug rehab and mental health institutions. in 1972, maryland citizens approved a constitutional amendment. the proceeds go specifically to the general fund. the latta not earmarked lottery money going for education. -- the lottery did not earmarked

lottery money going for education. lottery commercial never implied ticket sales will be fundamental to education. a percentage of gambling revenue goes to education trust fund. this would continue under question 7 and the new law sets up a commission to make sure that happens. this claim is false. it has nothing to do with education funding. the 300 to $2 million comes from local income tax reserve account. the money was used in place of general funds. >> remember early voting is underway in maryland this weekend. registered voters and began casting their ballots this saturday through thursday, november 1.

the polls will open from 10 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. every day except on sundays when they will be open from noon until 6:00 p.m.. you will find the location of this centers in your present needs of our smartphone app. we have a voters guide. the latest in the race for the white house. you can get more on our website, wbaltv.com. >> a deadly shooting inside an atlanta make a charge. details on the investigation, including the suspect criminal connection the baltimore. >> the person responsible for the death of 10-year-old jessica ridgway is in custody. >> a new way to save your credit. the watchdog group now helping consumers get problems with their credit result. >> hurricane sandy getting stronger and could impact our 7 day forecast. details coming up.

>> a suspect attended today's deadly shooting at a georgia make a church has been taken into custody and has a criminal past in baltimore. he opened fire inside the chapel at the world changers church international at the college park this morning. court records show he was charged in baltimore in 2001 with attempted murder, assault and a handgun charge. he was committed to a psychiatric hospital here in 2004 after pleading not criminal record -- not criminally responsible. the victim is it 89-year-old, a

church volunteer, who was leading the congregation in prayer. police and the colorado have made an arrest in the murder of 10 year-old jessica ridgway. they arrested a 17-year-old who now faces first-degree murder and kidnapping charges in the abduction and death. authorities say they hope the rest will allow the community to feel safer and also bring closure to her family. >> the u.s. government is saving bank of america for a billion dollars. the justice department alleges the bank committed fraud by selling defective mortgages leading to more than $1 billion in losses for taxpayers in countless foreclosures. the mortgages were purchased by fannie mae and friday mac and started by mortgage lender countrywide financial. but continued after bank of america acquired countrywide in 2008. bankamerica issued a statement saying at some point,

bankamerica cannot be expected to compensate every entity that claims losses that were actually caused by the economic downturn. each year, thousands of people have errors in their credit reports that could prevent them from getting a loan or even a job. now people who can i get the company to change those errors that negatively impact report have an additional place to go for help. >> she is a food service employee at a washington, d.c. high school. she would like to be out here among the ranks of food truck owners. the reason she is not is because she bought a bad -- got a bad credit report and can i get a loan from her business. >> a la the stuff on their -- a lot of the stuff on there were mistakes. >> 79% of all credit reports have some type of error. >> that small error on the report like a new collection

that is not my can affect you. >> he is helping her resolve the problem. >> he specializes in negotiating with credit companies to correct reports. >> there's a deadline -- in-line between doors that open and doors that close. >> to make sure these complaints resolved. >> bad credit can stop people from getting a job, cost them more money on car and home loans or even block them from borrowing money at all. >> trans union and experience -- experians vitter reports are highly accurate. it is nice. it is like being given a second chance. >> this the oversight for her to make all the difference in our business dreams. -- this can make all the

difference to her in her business dreams. >> how warm was it today? almost a record high. fell one to be short of tying the record. 81 officially at the bwi marshall. the record is 82. 64 degrees, average high for this time of year. temperatures will cool off the next few days. if you look at the state map right now, this is what an afternoon temperature map looks like. still there 70 downtown. 60's in the western maryland mountains. this bank of clouds coming in. we have an east wind bringing moisture off the ocean. underneath that, patchy areas of fog. unlike east breeze. temperatures, 55-63. malt weather will be pushed out

of your eventually. so cold in the northern rockies. 75 in kansas city. for -- will the front porch sandy further out to shore? sandy getting into the bahamas in southern florida. this article march east. sandy will come north. will the front ticket out or -- kick it out or observed -- ab sorb the front? sandy is now between jamaica and south of cuba. looks like it was a storm hit their of the eastern sections of jamaica. easton to extend earlier this afternoon. the storm is getting stronger, unfortunately. winds up to 90 miles an hour. it gets up to 96 degrees, it would be a category 2 hurricane. vickers towards bermuda -- it

curves towards permit and maybe back to the northwest. maybe the maryland delaware coastal areas. the european model shows the storm moving from just off cape hatteras sunday afternoon or evening up towards the delaware bay monday afternoon or evening. that would be nasty scenario for us with heavy rain and wind followed by a blast of cold. we have to watch for early next week69-74 tomorrow after the morning fog burns off. western maryland mountains, temperatures will be warm. in little more sunshine it and the mountains. eastern shore, morning clouds and fog is burning off moderate than normal temperatures. -- milder than normal

temperatures. 7 day forecast -- the next couple will be quiet. sun mixed with clouds. showers began saturday evening. heavy rain and wind possible sunday into monday. a blast of cold on tuesday. highs and only then to the 40 + of. -- highs in the 40's. america's favorite jackpot the game. good evening. tonight we have a guaranteed $90 million jackpot. good luck. 18, 50, 23

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this is 11 sports. >> after a rest, the packers look like a junkyard. the giants, the temperatures rise. rbi single off justin berlander. pablo sandoval. first 3 at bat, all home runs. joins babe ruth as a player to ever hit three home runs in a single world series game. his short start of the entire year. 11 allow. 8-1 in the top of the noun -- of the 9th inning.

immigrates stories on a roster of castoffs. those i get-- so many great stories in a roster of castoffs. walter edged out bob melvin for the honor. he took the yankees to the brink. one more year on his contract. the former orioles manager led the national to the nl east title. his return from health problems to grab the reins of aalented team shows how good of a skipper he is. he also had injuries throughout

the season and had to deal with steve is dressed for getting shut down. -- stephen strasbourg getting shut down. pga continues this year. mostly from guys who do not know. the foreperson event. a grand slam of golf. ernie pulled up the last minute. cancel the trip to china -- cancelled a tirp to china. -- trip to china. bubba watson making a charge. the defending champion, 14th hole. 128 yards. yes, baks it up. it up.

the nhl lockout continues. the offered a proposal to split the revenue 50/50 with players. the deadline is midnight. >> the union has chosen not to engage on our proposal or to make any proposal of their own. unfortunately, it looks like the 82 game season will not be a reality. that >> unfortunate for the nhl. 8-3 now in the world series.

as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6.

incredible opportunity forvoting for qubaltimore.en is an... jim smith: question seven will bring table games like... blackjack and poker to baltimore. stephanie rawlings-blake: you're talking about 500 new jobs. ken ulman: and increased tourism will mean more business... for maryland's small businesses. jim smith: and instead of marylanders spending... five hundred and fifty million in other states... ken ulman: question seven will keep that money right here. stephanie rawlings-blake: more jobs, millions for schools. jim smith: i'm voting for question seven. ken ulman: i'm voting for question seven. stephanie rawlings-blake: and i'm voting for question seven. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message.

>> a quick end to a short season. >> it will be gradual. a couple more days. 72 on thursday. the front rolls through saturday evening with showers. sandy approaching cuba. up to the bahamas and along the mid atlantic coast. rain sunday and into monday.

the next few days will be critical to watch how the storm comes out of the bahamas and approaches us. either way, showers over the weekend. chilly temperatures. highs in the 40's by tuesday and end of wednesday next week. >> as long as there is no heavy snow on the ground, he is in shorts. >> that as a look your knees. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- mayor: casino owners in west virginia are spending

millions against question seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven.

and west virginia, don't make me send jonathan ogden over there. mayor: vote for question seven. ogden: for baltimore. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- president barack obama. and a special performance by no doubt.