there were 1 internet cafes. thee seized hundreds of computers and cash. they would go in and log on to a gam site. when users would win, it would be turned into more internet minutes or put on debt cards. it's not illegal to own an internet cafe but it is illegal for an establishment to pay out. workers said they didn't see any harm. >> pretty much like slot machine games. >> you have an account log in. you pay 32 cents. >> reporter: the county says

it's gaming -- gambling. >> they come in to play, come in to surf. >> reporter: no charges have been filed but the police said he will have to review the evidence. first they said the operators many come out of florida and california where many of them are legal. >> whether it as a massive police bust or a lock june at a local school, you can hear about it on our mobile apps, did to abc2news.com/mobile to download right now. baltimore city police need your help. the first victim a 40-year-old woman was walking to her collar about 2:00 this morning on roland avenue. two men came up with a gun and forced her into the car.

the car is described as a silver four-door stratus. the men took her to an atm, made her take out money and let her go. 10 minutes later, police say they struck again. >> this 19-year-old victim was riding his bike on roland avenue. they struck this victim with the car. the victim fell off the bicycle and then made sure he was okay. at that point they forced him into their vehicle. >> he was robbed and eventually dropped off as well. police have increased the number of officers but they are asking anyone who may have seen the car to call 911 rote away. video out of miami beach. hurricane sandy is producing high winds and waves. by tomorrow expect waves up to 15 feet high. >> whatever happens in florida, we want to know will it affect us here. let's find out from meteorologist wyatt everhart with the latest on sandy's path.

she is a hurricane, now moving toward eastern cuba and eventually what we're watching or expecting from sandy is a move out of the caribbean sea and tracking up into the south part of the waters off of play -- florida, off the carolinas and hooking up with cold air from the are in the and west. this will be a very interesting weather situation, especially, we think being for the new england states, maybe maryland, skeeterring south of where the -- skirting south of it. in the short run, enjoy some nice weather. don't forget to check out our abc2 news weather and news apps. they're all available in the itunes store. you may want to search wmar and

weather right down it your neighborhood and zip code. check this out. tonight five for carroll high school students face charges. >> neighbors in northern carroll county have been under siege as vandals racked up more than $20,000 in damages. >> reporter: for months, carroll county sheriff's deputies spent extra patrols for the crime spree. greg shipley became the latest victim. >> two hadder that windows broken out. two had rounds in the side of the vehicle that damaged the vehicle as well. >> reporter: that's where a bullet or pellet hit. >> this is where a pellet hit. >> reporter: he called the police department but officers were slow to respond.

>> i'm thinking when will the officer show up. he showed up maybe 35 minutes later. there was that immediate frustration. then he said, look, i know why you called me and i have three suspects in custody. >> reporter: police officer russell halterman stopped a black volkswagen for speeding when dispatchers notified him the same car had been spotted vandalizing more than 100 cars. >> as halterman approached the driver, he observed several pellets throughout the vehicle as well as a pel let gun magazine. >> reporter: the suspects prang in age from 15 to 16 and are all for carroll high school students. the state fire marshal's office

may charge them also with an unexploded molotov cocktail discovered in one of their cars. >> it does impact your quality of life. i'm still sweeping up glass. in the grand scheme of things, it may be considered minor, but when this happens to you, it's frustrating. >> investigators said the parents of the teens have been instrumental in making them come clean and they add it will take a few more weeks to return some of the stolen eel tron ekes -- eel tronnics -- electronics and tools. more than a dozen people who have gotten their absentee ballots are missing an entire page, some include same-sex

marriage and gambling expansion. one thing you're probably not missing is the massive number of ads asking you to vet yes or no on question seven. $50million has been spent from the gambling companies. the previous election was just $34 million. that was in 2006 during the governor's race no here's something you won't see, an agreement on the project is moving forward. it will be a 14-mile light rail going right through the city. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake voiced her support for the plan with the mta. >> we're committing also to row fine the plan. so as it gets closer to being shovel ready, the community is in lock step with what the red line will look like and how this

will be integrated. >> they commit to projects like widening the bridge and donated city land. it also requires them to pay the city back. remember when we told you about donating land for the arts. now we know what this will look like. the same arc ti tech had restored the i pow dream, you'll -- hippodrome, and that's going to look beautiful. >> that sounds nice. >> nice. >> peanut butter, brownie mix, some of the few foods we've been recalling because of contamination. a new government report. and barnes & noble wants customers to keep an eye out on

their bank statements. why a trip to the store could cost you more than the price of that paper back. 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.

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.

from peanut butter to other food, people get sick from eating con tam meat inned food. the increase has a lot to do with the fda. the agency hasn't been able to keep up with the imported foods. two third of the foods come from

foreign food suppliers. for anybody who shops at barnes & noble, the bookstore said someone broke into their keypad where you swipe your card. barnes & noble said they've disccted all the pin pads. the next time you're checking out, you'll have to swipe crore card behind the counter and anyone who used the credit card recently to change their pins if they think their account has been compromised. it's halloween and sometimes the events can get bookie for the little ones. there's hallow marine this weekend. >> we're very excited. we get to dress up. it's really fun to see all of us, and you'll see a lot of fun

things. >> it runs saturday, sunday from 10 to 2. >> you had about this. both beltway managers get top honors. buck showalter was named manager of the year. he said listen to this. some people thought we were lucky but there's no cinderellas in baseball. a grate job by buck showalter. the next great orioles player could be in your backyard. we're celebrating local students who excel. we'll unveil it. we're looking for nominations next week. nominate a deserving student. right now crystal clear up

and down the east coast. we're tracking sandy, of course, which is a hurricane, down here over jamaica, well south of florida, a large storm. more on sandy in a second. gorgeous wther over the chesapeake, a little haze di. look at the fall color in spots. it is looking good. how about dunn duck. the fall color looks like it's about at peak. indeed it s if you're going to go out and cruise the foilage between new and saturday afternoon when you want to do that. the wind and the rain coming up. it will knock the leaves off the trees. 75 at the airport. winds are southeast. hey, 80 today.

how does that stack up. 64 would be the average. we've been as cold as 25 degrees. we're two degrees off the old time record so that is bit unusual. temperatures in the mid-70s across the board and a quiet pattern other than morning cloud cover which eventually broke up. temperatures skyrocket. a big surge of very warm air out of the south. we'll be down to the mid-70s. not quite as warm mass today. take a lock at our future temps. we're back in the 70s. what i want to draw your attention to, as we go into friday night, you begin to see this surge of colder air up here in chicagoland and points north and west. that's coming down the pike. no matter what, our storm to the south, so that cold air is building. you see the snow coming down, colorado through the dakotas.

that is cold air. it will interact with sandy, which will be a coastal storm offshore. now sandy is a category one hurricane, a pounding -- pounding jamaica. it will move up through eastern cuba, guantanamo bay. and this is where the cone of probability gets wide. this is the average of the storm traction. it could end up being off maryland, off the mid-atlantic coasts. most of the models want to bend it from new york city up to canada. that will put us on the south side of the storm. either way it's going to be cold, windy and rainy. 50 for tonight. this is going to be above average, still a great day it get outside. the next few days we're in the 70s. by saturday night a shower. the storm system, which will

then be a nor'easter, no long are a hurricane, if you will, that will be impacting us big time we think by monday and tuesday. stay tuned for the track on sandy. >> all right. we will. we've got more for you right after this.

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we're committed to giving you the information you need when you head to the polls. as part of our commitment, we're bringing you five-minute one on one with the candidates. joining me is the democratic candidate for maryland's 1st congressional district. thank you for joining us. let's start with your opening statement. >> only four weeks ago i had no idea i would be the candidate for united states congress for district one. there was another person who had to withdraw just a few weeks ago so she will still have her name on the ballot, so i will be a write-in candidate trying to win against our republican candidate andy harris. my opening statement is that i am an obgyn not a career politician. i live on the eastern shore and i have been a resident here for over decade, been taking care of

patients for 40 years one on one as a doctor and then in the last 20 years working in public health. it's been a natural transition for me to get involved in politics and what i see as the nation needs healing. right now we have a representative, who is not standing up for the bay, not standing up for women's rights, not standing up for the average citizen. he is not representing district 1 at all. testimony' e -- if i'm elected, i will stand up for social security, for medicare. i will try to improve and implement obamacare and stand up for the rights of women. so if you think about it, this election is going to be pivotal. you have an opportunity to vote for continued brinksmanship or statesmanship. you make the choice. >> between the debt, the

unemployment rate, the shaky housing market, where do you see us going toward solutions to fix these things? >> we've come out of one of the the cores times economically. we're still struggling but i see promise. the unemployment rate is trending down. the housing market is going up. as we work through our load of foreclosed houses. what one of the signs i think is promising that if you look at the average personal debt that's gone down people have used this time to pay off debt and to try to consolidate their own finances. i think we're at a time where we can start to move forward. what it takes, though, is putting money back in the hands of the middle class so they have money to spend and that will get the whole wheel of the engine

moving. by simply focusing on cutting taxes, is not the right way to go. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice said education today is like a civil rights struggle. how do you assess that statement? >> i think she's very wise and agree. education is a very uneven experience and there are schools that are good and some students who don't have access to good schools. looking at private versus public because of the the structure, we use property taxes. i think we need to strengthen our education because this is the future of america, not to use an old chloe -- cliche. we have to get out of the way. we can't go to a situation where there are no standards and in

regulations, so some kind of balance needs to happen. we need to strengthen pell grants and do something to help students with their loans. the obama administration recommends putting caps and also the number of years they have to pay. i think this make as lot of sense. >> thank you for coming in. if you'd like to see the interviews and other candidate interviews, you can log on to abc2news.com/politics and don't forget to vote on tuesday, november 6th. >> all right. we'll find out where the candidates, presidential candidates next with diane sawyer. we'll see you at 11. >> have a good night.

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.