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bingo, instant costume. parents and children aren't the only ones who have to think about safety. >> take it extra slow. don't assume they're walking on sidewalks. they may cross the street. >> reporter: anne arundel police will be out in force to ensure a safe halloween. sex offenders are not supposed to participate. police will make sure they comply. specific sex offenders who have been identified as not being allowed to participate or we'll be out ensuring that they are not participating in halloween activities tonight. >> reporter: in anne arundel county, don harrison, abc2 news. >> abc2 is working with you. we have safety tips. first, tell your kids to bring it all home before three eat it. throw it out if it's been tampered with or unwrapped. if you have ypg children toss things like gum, peanuts and -- hard candy. stay with us. abc2 news at 6:00 continues. we'll take you to the trick or treating fun along with more tips, all coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> some say it's baltimore's equivalent to ch

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it's become so dangerous, even an afternoon of bingo can get you killed.ondent steve harrigan has that story from motional mo, mexico. >> it's gun bat that is common in the city. but blaze that killed 52 civilians by cartel and investigation showing police complicity in the attack shocked the nation. 2-1/2 minutes was all it took to change mexico's war on drugs. and the life of samara perez forever. [speaking foreign language] >> translator: they said you are all dead. everyone started to run. we all began yelling. and went to look for my son, but i couldn't find him. >> eight cartel members doused the carpet and table of the casino royal in monterey with gasoline. now it shows one of those pouring a gas was policeman and the mayor's brother may have been involved. >> in every major city in mexico, you have a kind of symbiotic relationship between organized crime, often violence, the local police establishment and the local political establishment. >> in monterey, people are too scared to talk about the fire in front of their own face. but not samara perez

. >> they took me into this room, laid me down, and used this machine on me, and bingo, they found something. reporter: the somo insight auto mated ultrasound found hally's 3-year-old breast cancer which a mammogram had not picked up. >> it was an early cancer, but it wasn't that small. reporter: dr. rachel brem is helping to conduct this clinical trial to see if the combination of ultrasound and mammography will help find more hidden cancers. >> the reason the 3-d is so exciting is because for some women mammography is sufficient, but women who have dense breasts are a quandary and that's because breast density is a strong independent risk factor for developing breast cancer and we know that mammography is not as effective with women with dense breasts. reporter: the machine scans the woman's breast and sends pictures to a computer which reconstructs them into 3-d so doctors can see through the entire breast. >> it's like theater in the round. you can see everything from all perspectives and that's why it was caught. reporter: anita brickman, 9 news now. >> we have a special programming not

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bingo.arry: yeah, i heard on the radio-- two more people killed by these robbers don is trying to catch. yeah. it's bad. and the data mining is not yielding any connections you can work with? well, it's hard to say. you know, one commonality that the analysis keeps highlighting is cell phones. but, you know, everyone has cell phones. then there's a second commonality, that has no defined value. the algorithm keeps pointing out that the families all have rare, collectible items. and all were insured. you really should get this program to amita. she is the best coder we've got. i don't think this is where the problem is. and... amita's off chilling with penfield. well, he is a brilliant mathematician and, i assume, a sparkling conversationalist. are you serious? oh, you're great. you're just another member of the penfield fan club. right? well, i do understand his analysis of the eppes convergence was a bit pointed. i'll admit, he's a bright fellow. he's got all sorts of insight. but he's so f

. >> reporter: one of the favorite nights around here is bingo night. for a while they forget that the war for them is not yet over. for those who think this must be a very sad place, judith markelz says the opposite is true. she says it's a place of hope, which is the name of the sculpture hanging in the center which was created by a staff sergeant who had 29 surgeries while he was at brooke. she says the wounded may cry in their beds at night, but never in public. >> these young men and women do not want your sympathy. they want your support and in the help of their healing, because they're going to be okay. they did what they were commanded to do, and they did it with great integrity and honor. >> reporter: and many paid a huge price, like master sergeant doug reed with the ohio national guard, critically wounded by a rocket-propelled grenade in afghanistan in 2010. he's the father of seven kids, here with his wife, jana. >> the angel of death had me in his arms, and jesus said, "no, i'm not done with you." so they fought over me, and my jaw came off

[ clown horn ] ♪ and bingo was his name ♪ [ shouting ] [ child crying ] ♪ i...ahh. [ male announcer ]ksite to the home front. chevy runs deep. >> joe: jose valverde will take over in the ninth inning, trying to save game number three. 49 for 49 during the regular season. 51 for 51, including this postseason, and he has saved 53 straight dating back to last year. he's got a three-run lead and he delivers strike 1 to josh hamilton, leading off the ninth. 92 from his right-hand. outside, ball 1. valverde did a nice job in game two yesterday. he went two innings, allowed one hit, but did hit a batter, walk a batter and got out of a bases-loaded, nobody out situation in the ninth. hamilton went around. strike 2. >> tim: that's a splitter, and it can be devastating out of the strike zone. most splitters are out of the strike zone to get that swinging strike. >> joe: 2-2. >> tim: jim leyland and the tigers hopeful that those tacked-on runs will do the strict. one in the fourth, fifth, two in the sixth and one in the >> joe: into left center field. that ball will get down. austin jackson cuts

. >> bingo. just keep washing those hands. >> the time is 5:42.ing up keith mills will join us live on the latest on the run for the world series. >> good morning. sarah caldwell with a look at your morning commute. we are tracking a problem still from the ramp on the outer loop from the harrisburg expressway to just fast beltway. they are working to clear a jackknifed tractor-trailer that went into the guardrail. it may be a while before they clear it completely. delays are forming as volume picks up around the area. we'll keep you posted on that. meanwhile, as you travel south on route 10 there's a delay. there's an 11-minute ride on the outside loop top to bottom. and here's a live view of traffic for you. we'll start with the rather than on the northbound harrisburg expressway from the outer loop you can see a lot of activity happening as they work to clear the jackknifed tractor-trailer. cleaning up a fuel spill with that also. use caution. you can see some traffic is getting by on the fast shoulder. a live view of the key bridge shows a clea

. >> he's right, of course, the world is only worth 12 points but you get 50 for the word bingo which is using all of your letters. come to think of it, the premium of squares may be good for the scrabble club i'm thinking about starting. that's it for the ridiculous. piers morgan tonight starts right now. >>> tonight, the final moments of a desperate dictator. what really happened? the amazing inside story of how they finally got moammar gadhafi hiding in a sewer pipe. killed in a ferocious and bloody fight. up to 42 brutal years in power. in the end, the bloody dictator was stripped of his golden gun by one of the men that he had labeled brats. we'll talk exclusively to the man that could take over and what it means for libya, the u.s., and the world. >> and it's also going to send a powerful message around not only the arab world but frankly to dictators everywhere about the dangers of hanging on for too long. >> this is a special edition of "piers morgan tonight." you're looking at dramatic video at the end of moammar gadhafi's life. the graphic content is graphic. [ speaking fore

it's a place where they can get medical treatment, play bingo and eat a hot meal. >> a lot of our clientssros, they have no family, and they're by themselves. some of them are on the streets. >> reporter: volunteers serve breakfast and lunch every day. but in the last few years, the number of diners has jumped from 110 a day to 170. >> we've gone from two lunch seats a day, and we're thinking of a third to deal with the people that are just trying to get a basic meal a day. >> reporter: directors of the 40-year-old center believe the rise in patients seeking care is a direct result of the economy. >> especially over the last couple of years, we've had patients who had had other sources of coverage. and then as they lost their employment, they've ended up looking for other sources of care. >> reporter: the tenderloin is home to an estimated 16,000 senior citizens. the curry center treats 2,000 of them. >> they were going to cut it a while back. and that would have been a tragedy. it's a good place to come to, great food, good people. >> reporter: coleman, who has lived in the center's hous

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. >> bin doe with words -- bingo with words. >>> it is a family game call out your typical bingo withdolls these are at a great price point high fashion high quality, articulating arms. >> from madame alexandre they have been around hundreds of years what i love about this, all of these are $25. >> great price point. >>> kids bop is huge now hopefully there will be a huge toy as well. >> kids bop cds. people are familiar with them kids singing popular pop songs now kids bop toy line has the instruments, also, they light up with the music so everything kids need to become their own rock star >> react to sound not only the toy but singing as well. >> yes, if you want me to. >> so kids bop from imperial and speaking of kids they are the folks the most important people here at the toy industry fall toy preview even though they are not allowed in the door they are the focus of everything that happens here ultimately when these toys end up on store shelves a year from now, it is the kids that are going to have the final say. >>> quick i know these are promo types will they all make it to st

stuff, so when this gets up and running and millions of people involved and start selling advertising, bingoou can't. they're doing the google plus thing. only can an invite to get in. nger crossed. >>ot ju ccling. circle me see what you like. >>> let's check out some behind-the-scenes footage from a recent head and shoulders commercial featuring "dancing with the stars" champ hines ward. hines taught his teammates a few dance steps. these are tough, tough, tough guys and the best part is, you see that guy in the back wearing a fake beard, that's brett, he plays defensive line for the steelers, he is a bad man on the field, he joins in too, look. >> i like to see these men are dancing with each other, not afraid to hold each other's h d hands macho manly way. >> i love these guys. i want to hang out with all of them now. >> hines ward is the cutest of the cute when it comes to like football players. he looks like a little baby, his baby face. >> the best is, when they go to come back at the end and can't get their hands together, watch. >> going to leave. >> that's going to do it for our sho

. >> john, tell them to have another bingo game and get it over with. >> catholic schools fire bad teachers't because teachers get tenure. why have tenure. most professions don't have tenure. >> when you got into original are niced crime and got to be a made person there was a ceremony but not like tenure. >> kind of like organized crime you are in forever unless you die or are kill. >> there is that perspective of it. you are good teacher there shouldn't be a problem with it. >> here is one problem. not every teacher is good. some are really lousy. >> it is impossible to fire these tenured teachers. >> whbut why? >> because there are a million steps. >> there haven't. there is only one. >> it is not one step. it is all these steps. >> let's see. >> this the list of steps required to fire a teacher in my town. this is why most principals don't even try. they look at the list of of appeals and just give up. or they push the worst teachers to transfer to another school. stouth a common way to avoid the schools there is even a name for it. dance of the lemmon. it would be funny except it leave

he wants to go to bingo halls? >> i thought that's what campaigning was about. kiss babies and have coffee in diners and you meet the voters. you say you appear on fox news? >> it is possible the conditions are such and the media environment amongst the primary voters and that is less important. you saw barack obama and how it was for him. >> absolutely. >> beat out these people on the ground. >> every time. >> it was a huge victory. i wonder, it's a fascinating task. when you look at how a primary voter gets the information, fox looms so large in that media ecosphere for them that if herman cain is dominating it, that may make up for the organizational deficiencies. >> what about rick perry running away from the debates. i didn't know much about rick perry until about a year ago. as i read the biography, i thought he was a gun toting cowboy and running away from i debate amongst friends? >> i think the floating of the running away will backfire. i think that you and i were talking about this in my office. there is a fascinating thing happening where the polls a

. >> and you were like, "bingo, she's going to fit right in." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >lause ] >> you know, some vodka tonic, usually. [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: these are really cool. thank you so much. >> yeah. no problem. >> jimmy: that's awesome. that's i'm a fan, pal. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: i saw you at the vmas -- >> thanks! >> jimmy: -- last week. how was that? fun? >> oh my god, so much fun. i loved it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i met so many people, like -- people like i wouldn't even expect that were watching our show, you know? and like, beyonce like stopped like dead in her tracks, like came over to us -- went through crowds just to get to every single one of us. >> jimmy: no. >> yeah, like, ne-yo was on the red carpet, completely stopped, came off the red carpet to say hi to us. like, and it's just, like, crazy because we're just ourselves. you know, like -- >> jimmy: you met lady -- >> i jersey turnpiked seth rogen and jonah hill, which is awesome. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. wait, i'm sorry. what does that mean? >> you know you dig m

bingo which is using all of your letters. 62 minimum, not counting the premium of squares may be good for the scrabble club i'm thinking about starting. that's it for the ridiculist. >>> tonight, the final moments of a desperate dictator. what really happened? let's go "out front." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" tonight, gadhafi is dead. libyan dictator moammar gadhafi killed today after 42 years of rule. we have video in tonight from misrata that shows the body of moammar gadhafi. the video is graphic. it is disturbing and it is not appropriate for all viewers. in the video which we are going to show you now, several fighters are seen surrounding the corpse shouting slogans. they're shouting allah akbar, god is great. others saying the blood of martyrs are not in vain. he has wounds on his face including one on his forehead. gadhafi was reportedly killed by a bullet to his head near the hometown of sirte. we'll show you another video taken as he was dying or after he died. this is also gruesome. >> the transitional council released this information. he was captu

you're all means senior citizen women in there on a thursday afternoon, playing bingo., the expansion of these drug cartels. they're not just about drugs anymore. they are into extortion here, extorting ordinary businesses in a heavy way. so they are really -- their duties and obligations and methods of collecting money is expanding. they are a deeply rooted organized crime organization, more than just running drugs into the u.s., greta. >> steve, there is a threat today -- not a threat, i mean the statement by president calderone that the united states is dumping criminals on his borders. do you have any more information on his accusations? >> reporter: well, certainly the statistics do show that of the number of deportations, about 400,000 from the u.s. to mexico, as many as 50% of the deportations of mexicans with criminal record, misdemeanor or felony. it's one of a long series of complaints by mexican officials to point the blame toward the united states, whether it is for the transportation of weapons into mexico or for the demand of illegal narcotics usage. it po

bingo. it's like a new political bumper sticker, less is more.umper sticker mode, the president's new catchphrase, we can't wait. he toured the country this week offering up what we can do without congress, tweaking programs to help homeowners, lower student debt payments and boost hiring prospects for veterans looking for a job in the health care industry. anything might help the economy, but most economists say it's pretty small stuff. >> if you're one of the millions of homeowners can't refinance their homes because the home values have dropped, though they've made the payments every month, it's not a small thing. >> it's a big political message, too. the rough translation of we can't wait is, i'm out here doing something while congress twiddles its thumbs. fred? >> thanks so much, candy. >>> still ahead, the evangelical presence in the gop. is it dividing the party? . jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's fun

. >> he's right, of course, the world is only worth 12 points but you get 50 for the word bingo which is using all of your letters. 62 minimum, not counting the premium of squares may be good for the scrabble club i'm thinking about starting. that's it for the ridiculous. >> that's "360." erin burnett "outfront" is next. >>> we're on the front line in tripoli, moammar gadhafi's shot dead today. libyans celebrating through the night. we'll follow the oil money tonight and the bottom line on gadhafi's death. is this proof that american power is rising? power is rising? let's go "out front." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" tonight, gadhafi is dead. libyan dictator moammar gadhafi killed today after 42 years of rule. we have video in tonight from misrata that shows the body of moammar gadhafi. the video is graphic. it is disturbing and it is not appropriate for all viewers. in the video which we are going to show you now, several fighters are seen surrounding the corpse shouting slogans. they're shouting allah akbar, god is great. others saying the blood of martyrs ar

most of them women and elderly who were just playing a game of bingo.ation into the massacre claim local politicians may have blood on their hands. steve harrigan with more from monterey. >> this attack is really shocked mexico. first of all, for its brutality. 52 killed, many of those elderly women and happened in broad daylight. also really shows the drug cartels are expanding. they're going beyond simply moving drugs into extortion of ordinary businesses. also it shows that perhaps the police and local politicians may have been involved. in fact, one policeman who has been caught in the attack already the cartels have killed his father, his mother, and his brother. so the violence from that deadly fire still continues today, harris. >> harris: this one is different. the president there, calderon was calling this an act of terrorism. is that what they're looking at now? >> experts are probably arguing with his description of these cartels as terrorists. they are really not trying to change the form of government. they are simply trying to get as rich

. >> reporter: bingo, you got it. if it's this hard to get, maybe anthony weiner should consider wearing his own mask if he wants to go incognito. i'm not a pervert. i am not a pervert. >> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." the news continues next on cnn. >> good evening, everyone. tonight everybody more stunning proof, texas governor rick perry is slipping in the republican presidential race. the man benefiting the most says, this isn't just one lucky day. >> i'll be the president, i was born in 1945, when i'm sworn it n. it will be the 45th year of marriage between my wife and i. 45 is a lucky mum. >> we'll put the tax proposal to the truth test. >>> one of the leaders of super committee, charge in cutting spend, defends doing business behind closed doors. >> i remember well one time when i was very little and i was fighting with my brother every other minute and my mother put us in a back room and said don't come out until you got it figured out, we stares at each other for a while but came out friends. >> t

>> bingo, i think that is the answer. we are kind of beforeled by this man's success. if you interview him and ask him tough questions you had the experience with right of return, go on to abortion or any number of issuesion even the 999 plan which is now a 909 plan. you say hey this stuff even from a conservative point of view doesn't always comfort or make sense. but people like it. the branding is terrific. 999 is the standout policy initiative of the entire gop campaign thus far. ing herman cain i think almost as a snub to mitt romney is described to me by conservatives as aah' then tick. he has passion for conservative positions and they believe is someone who can take the fight to president obama. to me it looks like the grass roots really find him to be the charmer. it is stunning to me, chris, if you look at herman cain that he has lasted this long. everybody talks about oh, well, everybody has a moment in the sunlight. it was michele bachmann as dana was talking about for awhile. even donald trump had a moment in the spot light. rick perry how many you intervi

. >> bingo. exactly. that is why, too, when i explained that scenario, i said it's evidently what happened. i don't know the facts. america doesn't know the facts. certainly you'll have the pun ditsz and the campaign staffers dig into that issue and the truth will be revealed whether romney engaged in knowingly hiring illegal immigrants or not. once a bell is rung like that, it's tough to unring the bell. yes, the bottom line is we all want these presidential candidates who will be facing barack obama in the general election in the debate to start concentrating on what it is that he has done wrong in these 143 weeks that we've been underneath his failed socialist type policies that are bankrupting this country. we want to focus on what he's done wrong and how it is that the g.o.p. can do better for this country instead of the nitpicking and the kind of the cheap shots that go back and forth. again, maybe that's a necessary evil in the primary process, but gondogdoggone. it gets tiring. a lot of it is a wa

>> bingo, i think that is the answer. we are kind of beforeled by this man's success. if you interview him and ask him tough questions you had the experience with right of return, go on to abortion or any number of issuesion even the 999 plan which is now a 909 plan. you say hey this stuff even from a conservative point of view doesn't always comfort or make sense. but people like it. the branding is terrific. 999 is the standout policy initiative of the entire gop campaign thus far. ing herman cain i think almost as a snub to mitt romney is described to me by conservatives as aah' then tick. he has passion for conservative positions and they believe is someone who can take the fight to president obama. to me it looks like the grass roots really find him to be the charmer. it is stunning to me, chris, if you look at herman cain that he has lasted this long. everybody talks about oh, well, everybody has a moment in the sunlight. it was michele bachmann as dana was talking about for awhile. even donald trump had a moment in the spot light. rick perry how many you intervi

>> bingo. i think that's the answer.eople like me, you all of us here on the panel we are kind of baffled this man's success. if you interview him and ask him tough questions, you have had the experience with right of return we go on to abortion. you can go on to the number of issues we have the 999 plan which is now a 909 plan. this stuff even from a conservative point of view doesn't make sense. but people like it. the branding is terrific. 999 is the standout policy initiative of the entire gop campaign thus far. herman cain i think almost as a snub to mitt romney is described as authentic. he has compassion for conservative positions and someone they believe can take the vice to president obama. looks like grass-roots find him to be the charmer. it is stunning to me if you look at remember man cane he has lasted this long. everybody talks about oh, well you know everybody has a moment in the sunlight. it was michelle bachmann as he was talking about for a while even donald trump had a moment in the sunlight. remember

>> bingo. i think they get to the front of the chow line and put out their plates and somebody says, "sorry sister, there's nothing here for you." or, "brother, take a hike." people are wondering what in the world's down the pike. it doesn't seem like much. >> reporter: steve flicker, now retired, spent his career on wall street. >> my generation and people just younger than me are the ones whose children aren't going to have it as good as we had dissipated this. >> reporter: not that we wanted to put words in his mouth, but we felt obliged to put the question to at least one member of the younger generation. you could just signal yes or no, but is it a main reason that people are here because the american dream has vanished? >> that's a really good question. not just the american dream, the world dream, and we're here because there are economic issues linked throughout the entire world. >> reporter: there were other highlights-- the celebrity sighting of the ever optimistic michael moore. >> t