. >>> other news: lynwood police officer brian dorian has been cleared. now what's next in the search to find the honey bee gunman who's apparently still out there. tom negovan has the latest from last week's shooting attacks. >> reporter: new developments today. a couple of the agencies on that task force looking for that gunman said they never stopped because they had doubts about brian dorian's doubts. gathered here at a local watering hole. along with brian for something that's still a little too somber to really be called party. they come and go all night. brian dorian's friends and family gathering for the celebration they knew was inevitable. >> it's not him. it's not his character. happy. >> i knew he's innocent. i knew he didn't do it. >> he's got the thousand yard stare like someone coming back from war. he hasn't been to war. >> reporter: it's been that kind of day. outside court today in joliet, emotions boil over, a scuffle between a dorian supporter and a news camera man. that photographer struck in the face. 37-year-old brian who's there to

four at hamilton, two kids at lynwood elementary school. two of the broken arms occurred after school was out. some parents worry that the wrong equipment has been installed and big kids' stuff may have been put up in areas smaller kids will play. >> that's an urban legend and got started when the first playground was opened and people started saying because it said ages 5 to 12 and another sign said something else and so they thought they were switched or something but installation was exactly to specifications ordered. so there is no error in terms of the design of the playground. >> reporter: representatives met at lynwood today. the meeting included reps from the playground's manufacturer, miracle recreation equipment, the company that made the playgrounds. they will present their findings to the school board tonight at the meeting at the district office. for now, the playgrounds remain closed. and parents are standing by the superintendent and their schools. >> i think that the company that put them in should be responsible for the cos

four kids at hamilton elementary school, two kids at lynwood elementary school.wo of the broken arms occurred after school was out. some parents worry that the wrong equipment has been installed and that big kids' stuff may have been put up in areas smaller kids play. >> well, that's an urban legend and it got started when the first playground was opened. and people started saying because it said age 5 to 12, and then another sign said something else. so they thought maybe they were switched or something. but the installation was exactly to specifications that were ordered. so there is no error in terms of the design of the particular grade level playgrounds. >> reporter: representatives from the school district met at lynwood elementary school today. sources tell cbs 5 that it including the manufacturer. miracle recreation equipment the company that made the playground will present findings to the school board tonight at a meeting at the district office. for now, the playgrounds remain closed and parents are standing by the superintendent and their schools. >> w

at the community hall on lynwood road. >> oh. >> scarry. >>> all right, a trick or treating has gonethe animals literally. it's part of the smashing pumpkins event at the detroit zoo. everyone from the vouchers to polar bears got a little treat. some wanted to snack and others had more fun tearing apart the pumpkins. there he goes. there he goes. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> we are starting off with a look outside. downtown baltimore while we have got some haze showing up over the city and there's fog. especially north and west we will be look at it increasing clouds for today. and as a result, we have had warm temperatures this morning. we will go west to mount airy middle school where we are looking at temperatures of 57 degrees. checking out the storm center weathernet, that includes the midnight high temperature of 63. we pulled back a little bit since then but we can thank the southerly flow for keeping moisture around and keeping the warm air around. check out this time-lapse from yesterday. what a beau

in lynwood today, brianna and her friend are not sure who will get their votes.rianna can't forget this moment. nicky diaz, whitman's illegal immigrant housekeeper cried. >> and jerry, you should be ashamed. >> reporter: whitman's campaign admitted it will be tough to get latino votes. she blamed jerry brown for orchestrating the scandal. >> you put her out there. and you should be ashamed for sacrificing nicky diaz. >> you blamed her, blamed me, blamed the left, blamed the unions but don't take accountability. >> reporter: the exchange is part of the fight for latino votes. hispanics are 37% of california's 36 million people and 19% of the electorate on november 2nd. and compared to the mid-terms last year, 300,000 more latino voters are expected to turn out this year. >> latino voters will make a difference. >> reporter: arturo is the executive direct over a nonpartisan group and says that whitman may in a struggle but the worst thing brown could do is assume he could win the latino vote. >> i would spend as much money on spanish language advertising as whitman

at the community hall on lynwood road. if you are interested in getting scared ♪ [ music ] >> a jazz concert lifts spirits and raises money for sisters network benefiting african american women with breast cancer. local artist played for about 300 people in owens mills saturday night. according to the american cancer society african americans have a lower survival rate of breast cancer compared with white women partly because it goes undetected for longer period of time. the sisters network raises awareness and helps those battling breast cancer survive the financial burden that are place on them. >> right now we have about four or five women that we are currently helping and people that need help with you know getting the heat turned on and things of that nature that you know, unfortunately that are not work because they are going through treatment right now. so we are doing that to help them. >> abc2 sherrie johnson emceeed the event. the group raised more than 10,000 dollars. for the event to support the services. >>> n

. >> lynwood. >> right. >> that's in november. i can't keep everything ul up. >> we are busy not battle of the pole dancing studios the sip and spa and stay fit. and then next saturday, it's the zumba and yoga for pink. let me chase everybody to the website www.thereddevils.org and get out there and help jan and the rest. >> thank you. >> always a pleasure. >>> next up here, on good morning, maryland at nine, elective surgeries happen often as we get older and while they are usually no big deal, we will make sure you are ready for anything beforehand. >>> air watching the station that works for you good morning maryland at 9. >> megan loves when i give exams pells so megan at home let's say you are 85 and going in for a hip replacement. to calm you down and prepare you for what he to come here's doctor from johns hopkins school of medicine. there's a lot of calling down and people up there in age going in for elective surgeries and they are scrambling at last second to make sure everything goes right, right? >> right. and this is

at plaza mexico in lynwood rosanna flores and her friends aren't sure who will get their votes. brianna can't forget this moment. nicky diaz cried while she claimed whitman mistreated her and threw her away like a piece of garbage. >> and generator rear, you know, you should be ashamed. >> reporter: whitman's campaign admits the scandal will make it tough to earn latino volts. on saturday's debate she blamed her democratic competitor for orchestrating the scandal. >> sue should be ashamed of sacrificing nicky diaz on the alter of your political ambition. >> you have blamed her, blame me, blame the left, blame the unions, but you don't take accountability. >> reporter: the fiery exchange is part of the fight for ha teen oh votes. hispanics comprise 30% of the 38.6 million people. they will be a part of the electorate on voting day. more latinos are expected to turn out for this election. >> latino voters will make a difference in the outcome of the governor's race. >> reporter: he says whitman may be in a struggle but the worst thing brown could do is assume he'll win the latino