on the republican side daniel bon gino, a u.s. secret service agent from anne arundel county defeated richard douglas, a former leading defense council member. >> i'm looking forward to this campaign, to campaign on my record. i will see who my opponent is and i look forward to talking about jobs, education, environment, women's rights, let's talk about these issues. >> the voters have made a very wise choice. senator carden has been a great senator, working with him everyday the way i think up close and personal. he's so hard working, he's honest, he's duty driven and he really wants to look out for an agenda that really helps the middle class. reporter: now, as the incumbent and a democrat, carden would be the odds-on favorite to win a second term in the u.s. senate. charley, back to you. >> sherree, thanks a lot. >>> news time 6:05. we have learned this morning that former u.s. secret service agent daniel bon gino has won the republican nomination here in maryland. he will face off against senator carden in the general election

. >> now we got ginos on that end, pretty amazing. >> reporter: right a new ginos with their camden giants. >> the bird lane has smoke brisket with potato. >> we got a special cocktail that jumps out at you. >> blueberry lemon drop. >> reporter: it's got antioxidant. sometimes apparently not very good showing emotion while i chew, i will tell you it's delicious and sense this is in our city, it's only fitting to use our resources. >> i got roman sausages. that means a lot to me. >> it's going to be great. people come out here, it doesn't only speak volumes of baseball, it speaks of lifestyles and food. lifestyles where people like to sit and who they like to be with. it's our neighborhood in our ball park. here is our main street. >> reporter: at camden yards, abc 2 news. >>> great story. christian you taking request tonight, can you recue that up later in the show? opening day is friday. i hope you live at camden yard and it comes with a brand new season. >>> take a look at news around the nation, more than 20 people were hurt but no one was killed during that string of nasty tornado that

charley, back to you. >> as you heard, bon gino was the winner of the primary race. he had a lot of competition. 10 republican wrs on that ballot in hopes they could go up against senator ben carden come november. >> i'm a normal middle class guy from saverna park who just got fed up with the system and gave a few speeches, attracted some really loyal followers and really built a movement. i think people are really thirsty for results. no more speeches, it's time for action. >> we've got the full results posted at our website, 7online. click on the election results right at the top of our home page. >>> you probably have your own idea about what roads need to be fixed but today you can actually find out what the state thinks. at a press conference this morning there's going to be a new report that will identify 40 transportation projects, most needed for maryland's economic development. now, we have learned that one of those projects will include widening and bridge rehabilitation on the beltway. the press conference will be happening at 11:00 this morning at camden

gino won the primary race last night and he won pretty big against richard douglas. it was a big field of republicans, 10 in all wanted the chance to square off against senator ben carden in november. >> i'm a real guy. i'm a normal middle class guy from saverna park who got fed up with the system and gave a few key speeches that attracted some really loyal followers. >> he said he's tired of all the speeches, now he's ready for action. be sure to stay tuned to abc 2 news and "good morning maryland," we'll have democracy 2012 coverage. >>> in other news, students in kent county are scheduled to go back to school this morning after being sent home early tuesday because of a bomb threat. investigators are still trying to figure out who posted the handwritten note and said bomb would explode at the public schools in those counties. police evacuated the schools and the board of education. one search team was flown in from cumberland to help out. no bombs were found. >>> we're learning this morning that police have filed additional charges against a student who warned on

within 300 blocks, there are many more restaurants, including stroganoff restaurant, gino's pizza, a starbucks, beech street grill, and the rain forest cafe. these are within 300 feet on either side. through our community benefit district, we would encourage you not to grant a rehearing for this permit, based on all these restaurants, which to offer coffee at their locations. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, the matter is submitted. commissioner hillis: on this item, as well as the item after this, which is a hearing request, i heard a lot of testimony on both cases. i did not see anything new in either case. there is a similar case to what the dpw made before. i am inclined to not grant a rehearing request in either case, given the threshold. there is not a lot of new additional information that has been presented. president garcia: are there other comments? commissioners? commissioner fung: i am of a similar thought. i have not heard anything that is new. we did have a long and extensive hearing previously on this case. vice president hwang: i am focuse

the ravens grabbed delaware guard gino. they said they knew something few others did.christian thompson and asa jackson. in these sectors around, tommy streeter. finally, from georgia, deangelo tyson. the selections from friday courtney upshaw, kelechi osemele and bernard pierce. they are pretty excited. >> i am happy about the situation i landed in. it is an honor to be on a team like this. they are very physical. it is the way i'd like to play. >> after going home at night, i was hoping to talk to my agent and my family. baltimore picked me up. once i got the call, i was very excited. >> ravens fans should be, too. impressive to get courtney upshaw. johns hopkins and top right loyola after their annual men's lacrosse game going in opposite directions. some habits are hard to break. the 50th meeting in the series of -- 46 of the first 49 went to hopkins. coppersmith with the rocket shot. hawkins took a 5-0 lead. down 9-8 in the second. tied at 9-9. overtime. final seconds. the feed. it went in. hopkins snapped loyola at 12- game winning streak. we showed you the perfe

also a new ginos. some of the food has been added to the concussion as well.he typical maryland favorites. tune in today for new features. we are live there tomorrow. >> yes. you are excited. >>> well, abc 2 news has learned that howard university softball team might have to use lacrosse players on friday. several student athletes are being told they can not play when the school conducts an internal investigation. it is over book vouchers. students get about $400, and they buy about $300 worth, but then they have to return the leftover cash. in some cases, we're told that didn't happen. >>> other schools is making news. residents in baltimore county are appealing to build a new elementary school. residents are concerned about the loss of the playing fields and the nature trail. a committee submitted 2600 signatures against the building of the school. >> it was more of a, okay. we'll give -- the people out there, their 2 cents, but we're going vote it the next day anyway. >> the scoop said that they listened to the residents, but plan on moving forward. with th

gino and joe sirocco.he footage, the brothers find themselves in real trouble. they're arrested on felony assault charges, and both plead no contest. joe is sentenced to five years, and gino to two. pico rivera coach tony gonzalez has a hard time explaining to his team just what their parents were thinking. >> it's a shame. our kids are very upset. because they feel that -- their innocence got taken away from them. this is a game, a football game. they're 14-year-olds, 13-year-olds, and 12-year-olds. >>> coming up, a man robs a bank with a bomb strapped to his neck. >> i'm not lying. >> is he in on the sinister plot or an unwilling participant? >>> and a daredevil plays with fire. when "caught on camera: sinister, strange, shocking" returns. et a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. elsewhere against dirt, it was a sweep, with scuffed sports equipment... had it coming. grungy phones... oh! super dirty! and grimy car rims...

answer or she gives me the right answer, or i go to my doctor's office, and this is based on your gino and lifestyle, we need to put you on lipitor and need to exercise more, right? that is service, right? let me take you to computers. visualize the amazon website for a second. what are they trying to do there? they are not trying to deliver information that is personal to you, right? people like you bought this. people like you listen to this, right? i will ask a question. for the technical people in the room, where is the transaction processing system on that web page? i will tell you the answer -- it is that little shopping cart in the upper right-hand corner. most of us in the tech field -- i have been around for a while -- we have all worked on the shopping cart. we have worked on transactions, processing systems, they met. how important is it on the web site -- it has to work, and has to work in scale, and all that, but it is not very important, right? what is important is they are trying to deliver information that is personal to you. let's take our favorite banking website. go

he'll face off against daniel bon gino, meanwhile, state senator nancy jacobs anxiously watched the election results. she'll take on doug ruttersberger in the general election. >> i'm looking forward to campaign on my record. i'll see who my opponent is and i look forward to talking about jobs, education, environment, women's rights, let's talk about these issues. >> from here on out it's ditch dutch, and i think we've got a really good shot at doing that because, you know, as we were coming out of polls today, you wouldn't believe the number of the democrats who were coming up to us and taking literature and saying i'm sorry, i couldn't vote for you, i'm a democrat, but i'm going to vote for you in november. >> now, jacobs received 60% of the vote and carden received 74% of the vote in maryland's primary. charley, back to you. >> keep in mind you can have all of your election covered, we've got you covered at our website, abc2news.com. there you can go and check out all the results of all the races and the key issues. that's abc2news.com/politics. >>> all new this morning, police at the uni

upcoming playoffs houston won the first quarter by five points twenty seven twenty two straight to gino pick the buzzer from behind the arc later the rockets added a single point to the lead making it forty nine forty three hearts i think the third period saw the hosts come back strongly enough lolo inspired impressive run for denver finishing the night to talk strong with twenty points for lawson who much those figures also made a big contribution to his team's revival eventually fifteen point victory for the nuggets was then closely to sixth place dallas in the western conference. meanwhile moscow has been hosting the general assembly of national mimic committees for the very first time the by annual meeting has been held in the russian capital with the twenty fourth in sochi winter games rapidly approaching and president of the international olympic committee jacques rogge at the preparations are coming along nicely to very happy with their political relations in sochi you know building in sochi in the mountains is not easy because it's never easy to build in the mountains. and at ti

this is the gino's burger. it is actually a hamburger with a crab cake on top. let me tell you it is unbelievable. speaking of unbelievable, the new view from the deck involve the batter's eye wall. take a look. with all of this construction it's hard to imagine in just two days a new and improved camden yards will open its gates to fans. >> i think baseball has changed. they've got all kinds of games in their pockets and cell phones. we just want to create a more social experience. give stance a chance to watch the game with a group. >> reporter: janet smith designed the iconic stadium more than two decades ago. >> i think the oriole fan wills have a lot to look forward to. the postcard view hasn't changed. let's just try and make it more friendly. >> reporter: in addition to new fan areas, a new flag core gives a better view of the field and a new restaurant named after rick dempsey. >> i am so excited and so proud and so happy and honored really by the ball club, by delaware north corporation. it's a great day for me. >> reporter: speaking of dempsey, he tell

anthony works at gino's steaks. >> this republican is watching the presidential race. >> we want someoneho is going to row lower taxes. he's going to say, you know we're going to start bringing more jobs to the united states. and it's going to be hard to beat obama. >> i think romney is probably the one to do it. >> this democrat says not so fast. obama will win by a landslide. >> because i believe he has what it takes to get back in. and going to help people behind him. i don't think romney is going to have a shot. >> voters are focused on fiscal issue autos economy, jobs. i don't like the way the country is going. i don't. i don't like big government. i don't think people should depend on government for handouts. >> dr. terry madonna says the pennsylvania contest could be close this fall. >> 48, 49, even 50% of the voters over this past six months have said time for a change. one of the reasons pennsylvania will be important is not just because of the 20 electoral votes, second largest numbers of the sweng states but because polling now looks competitive. >> key stone state has not bee

anthony works at gino's steaks. >> this republican is watching the presidential race. >> we want someoneho is going to row lower taxes. he's going to say, you know we're going to start bringing more jobs to the united states. and it's going to be hard to beat obama. >> i think romney is probably the one to do it. >> this democrat says not so fast. obama will win by a landslide. >> because i believe he has what it takes to get back in. and going to help people behind him. i don't think romney is going to have a shot. >> voters are focused on fiscal issue autos economy, jobs. i don't like the way the country is going. i don't. i don't like big government. i don't think people should depend on government for handouts. >> dr. terry madonna says the pennsylvania contest could be close this fall. >> 48, 49, even 50% of the voters over this past six months have said time for a change. one of the reasons pennsylvania will be important is not just because of the 20 electoral votes, second largest numbers of the sweng states but because polling now looks competitive. >> key stone state has not bee

back here on the ground, we just spotted a new gino's sign. we are ready to get our hands on some good burgers. the proximity to downtown is unbeatable, and that means major dollars being poured into our local economy. baltimore city's newest restaurant, brio tuscan grill is preparing for a game-day rush. >> even into the next week when the yankees come to town to be full all the time. >> reporter: more foot traffic means more beer and bar specials and more exposure. >> we've extra staffing, increased our inventory, and we're all hands on deck for the opening weekend. >> come see us again. >> reporter: with a sold-out home opener, millions of dollars are expected to pour into the economy. that's great news for restaurants like brio and other area bars and shops. >> attendance always contributes to a stronger economic factor. >> reporter: giving charge city national and international attention. >> it's the official kick off tourism event for us. this is when tourism really starts for baltimore is opening day. that's a huge number all summer lon

anthony works at gino's steaks. >> this republican is watching the presidential race. >> we want someonewho is going to row lower taxes. he's going to say, you know we're going to start bringing more jobs to the united states. and it's going to be hard to beat obama. >> i think romney is probably the one to do it. >> this democrat says not so fast. obama will win by a landslide. >> because i believe he has what it takes to get back in. and going to help people behind him. i don't think romney is going to have a shot. >> voters are focused on fiscal issue autos economy, jobs. i don't like the way the country is going. i don't. i don't like big government. i don't think people should depend on government for handouts. >> dr. terry madonna says the pennsylvania contest could be close this fall. >> 48, 49, even 50% of the voters over this past six months have said time for a change. one of the reasons pennsylvania will be important is not just because of the 20 electoral votes, second largest numbers of the sweng states but because polling now looks competitive. >> key stone state has not be

. >> well, what gino said is very accurate. the other thing that can be pointed out, however bad -- however difficult this economy is, this president created more jobs in three years than president bush in eight. one of things that caused the job numbers to be horrific is we lost 600,000 public sector jobs since this recovery started. my point is we should agree this number is not good enough. that it's a tepid number and it's going to be a while before the middle class can feel this recovery. i think that's what people want to hear. >> you think we'll dip below 8% in the jobless rate before the election? >> i don't know. you know, fewer people that look and people that do that. i have no idea. but, you know, hopefully. >> do you think we have to? if president obama wants to keep his job, do you think we have to dip below 8% unemployment before election day? >> i look in july to create the jobs and then president bush got elected. romney is the most popular -- most unpopular challenger in the history of modern polling. there's

. >> we have ginos and stuggies and dempseys. >> dempsey's brew pub is named after 1983 world series, rick dempsey. >> things from fish tacos to fish and chips and everything. oh, my god, you have never seen prepared as well as it has been here. and it's just a magnificent menu for everybody. >> reporter: on opening day, fans will eat some 53,000 hot dogs. drink 52,000 sodas and buy 15,000 soft pretzels. and chefs can't wait for you to try it all. >> it's opening day. it's like the best day of the year, fresh season, fresh start, fresh concept. so i can't wait. i can't wait. it's a great day. >> reporter: now, just to give you some perspective, we have been out here all week. and there was massive amount of construction taking place right where we're standing. unbelievable. they are clearing everything out. just putting the finishing touches on the bar. but guys, we can't wait to get our hands on all of that yummy and healthy food. back to you. >> we will sample some of it tomorrow, jessica, for sure. >> yeah. and then we'll go running. >> and then we'll do a -- yeah, we'll do a lap a

the latest conference shows the gsa workers appearing to make fun of president obama and his gino.far eight pash flips have been fired -- and his --maker fun of president. so far eight employees have been fired. >>> we're learning about one of the winners from the lottery. the trio have chosen to remain anonymous. but they are ha two women in their 20s and a man in his 0 fer 40s. one of them works full time jobs and one has two full time jobs. each will get almost $35 million over million after taxes. three 60s in total hit the jack mott. the other tickets were purchased in condition sis and illinois. five 60s matched all ticket. one of them was purchased by carlos pone dez. he says he used the -- the other tickets were purchased in kansas and illinois. five tickets matched all six numbers. one of them was purchased by carlos pondez. >>> the hit show "glee" is ready to resolve a cliff hangar from this season. at the end of the show, quinn was hit by a car while she was sending a mex message. the screen went block. it everything everybody wondering what happened to her. >>> it rick

says behavioral economist fran chess a gino.sing mock tax returns she tested whether a small change in the form's layout, moving the signature line from the bottom to the top, might produce a big change in people's behavior. it did! her subjects became less likely to cheat. >> what happens when you sign a form at the top is that you're reminded of your ethical standards. you're reminded of the fact that you care about being a good and moral person. in studies, the signature is at the end. it's too late to go back to the numbers and change them. >> reporter: the i.r.s. has no plans to change our tax forms. david callaghan says something else is far more critical for the agency. a bigger budget. the i.r.s. was forced to cut 5,000 jobs this past year. callaghan argues that our nation's economic well being is at stake. >> we have lost $3 trillion to tax evasion in the last decade. >> reporter: $3 trillion. >> yes. we have lost $3 trillion to tax evasion in the last decade. if you can make a serious dent in tax evasion, it would very

going to happen is the guy that has the building to put on, the only protection he's going to get gino's it is going to cost him a fortune to either he will buy a covenant support or remove the land away from the board so he doesn't have to worry about the press this in some way, shape or form. so what happens is it is a perfectly efficient solution. the second arrangement and so forth is that people want privacy and people are worried about light being blocked out. what happened is that the cooperation they reached and the famous case in the united states which is the opinion from 1989, with this opinion said in effect is that it's okay to build that to 60 but you can't go any higher because then you start getting into trouble if the legislature says that there's a restriction didn't get the right but the correct answer is at 6 feet you basically have all the privacy resolved because there can be very few people, and one of the implicit norms that develops into the privacy which not accidentally developed in this time is that you are not about to peer over the fences from public spaces

. >> reporter: all because of what happened ten years ago when his son gino wanted to swing a bat likeo have a wooden bat. >> reporter: bat companies didn't make wooden bats for kids, only aluminum ones. marucci got creative. carving a bat at his workbench. >> this is a crude model. i used -- i burned his name in there. >> reporter: tell me how someone goes making bats for 8-year-olds for making bats for hall of famers. >> well, sometimes i think we still scratch our head. >> reporter: his job as head athletic trainer at lsu put him in contact with major players, including kurt ainsworth, who talked him into making handmade bats for professionals. how many bats a day? >> 400, 500 bats a day. >> reporter: this is what they have today. a company that provides bats for more than 30% of major league players, including all-stars yoe say reyes, david ortiz and chase utley. >> that is hammered into left. >> reporter: albert pujols was swing a marucci bat hitting 300 home run last year, and part of the reason pujols signed a $240 million contract in the off-season. >> pujols, i swing mariucci.

when marucci's son, gino, wanted to swing a bat like his big league heroes. >> he was 8 years old.t really make wooden bats for kids. only aluminum ones. marucci got creative. do we have the original here? >> actually, i do. >> carving a bat at his workbench. >> this was a crude model. i used to burn his name in there -- >> tell me how someone goes from making bats to 8-year-olds to making bats for hall of famers. >> well, sometimes i think we still scratch our head. >> marucci's job as head athletic trainer at lsu put him in regular contacted with players. including former major leaguer kurt ameswor ainsworth. how many do you make a day? >> four or five a day. >> today, the company provides bats for more than 30% of major league players including jose hayies, david ortiz, and chase utley. albert pujols was swinging a marucci bat when he hit in the world series. and part of the reason he signed a $240 million contract in the offseason. >> my name is albert pujols. i swing marucci, now you can, do. >> he's not endorsed by marucci. in unique business arrangement, he and other players

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we did have a chance to speak with voters here in pennsylvania, we hit gino's classic steak place, and a chance to talk a little bit of politics with the face there. take a listen. >> romney's pulling in a lot of delegates from everywhere, so i think, i think we're going -- i think the republican are going to pull it out. >> i think obama's going to win by a landslide. >> reporter: nationally here in pennsylvania? >> i think both here in pennsylvania and nationally. >> reporter: and the romney campaign is hoping as far as gop turnout is concerned they'll get at least 20%. that would be keeping with the norm they've seen in similar contests in the past, so that would be a good number to pull here in pennsylvania as far as the gop is concerned. polling places today also a little extra busy because there's a test run going on as far as the state's voter id law is concerned. numerous states all over the country, several dozen that require that voters show an id of some sort, in some cases it's a picture id, that will be the requirement here in november, and there's, essentially, the ballot