,, the too close to call >>> sin city showdown. the too-close-to-call nevada senate race gets even hotter. >> man up harry reid, you need to understand that we have a problem. >>> new-found freedom. chile's national heroes get used to a new life above ground. >>> and daytime dynamite. sparks fly when bill o'reilly pays a visit to "the view." this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, october 15th, 2010. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm kendis gibson in today for betty when. we're going to begin with politics and the nevada senate race, a contest that may be the most striking example of the dynamics driving campaign 2010. a little-known outsider taking on the democratic establishment. tea party candidate sharron angle running neck and neck with the most powerful democrat in the senate, majority leader harry reid. last night, they debated for the first and last time. joel brown is in washington with more. good morning, joel. >> kendis, good morning to you. no knock-out blows in vegas last night but you're right

. >> vegas is trying hard to shed its image as sin city. the tea party wants to be of movement that does not focus on cultural issues. the gun store owner held a rally of gun owners and said the focus on economics is right. >> i am sure you remember this from a couple years ago. how do you think you have done? >> there was a set like this, and now the word is you hope you have some change left, because everybody is out of work. >> after 11 days, the competition's of the commonwealth games have come to a close in delhi. >> the color, the spectacle. this moves the most naked -- host nation ahead of england. it is nothing compared to the sheer scale of a challenge of bringing the commonwealth games to india for the first time. a few weeks ago there was a question if the games would even be able to take place at all. next up, it is class go, -- glasgow, and it is going to have a different field. 350 performers gave del he of feeling of what to expect in 2014. -- delhi a feeling of what to expect in 2014. does the minister believe this will be m

. >>> from sin city to -- the numbers are lined to tie the knot. >> good evening. >>> one year ago. he became another oakland homicide stat. he was shot to death near his home. his never has never been solved. friends and family gathered to remember him. and they are demanding the police reopen their investigation. >> the friends and family say there is plenty of blame for the lack of progress on the homicide investigation. budget cuts, too much crime and too few police officers, even with all that, his case has been seriously miss handled. >> reporter: this memorial for the homicide victim has political over tones. a claim that oakland police have not done enough to solve the killing. he was killed a short distance of his home a year ago today. his death was the 90th homicide in oakland last year. supporters say this case has never been investigated properly. >> is it the neighborhood? is it just one more murder in oakland? is it just that people don't care? i don't know what it is. what do you need to be? do you need to be a police officer? a 13-year-old? >> reporter: she placed t

. >> reporter: the sin city showdown koofnt come at a more critical time. tomorrow. a harry reid loss could improve the most embarrassing defeat in what's going to be a down year for democrats. kendis, the latest polling out of nevada gives her a two-point lead over the senate majority leader. >> very tight race there. joel brown reporting from washington, d.c. thank you. >>> health care particularly president obama's health care reform law is one of the hotly debated issues on the campaign trail. florida's attorney general is praising a federal court ruling allowing a challenge to the law to be heard in court. 20 states are part of the stut. among the issues, the constitutionality of requiring states to expanding medicaid or penalize people who don't buy insurance. >>> for the second year in a row, the federal deficit is projected to pass one trillion dollars an official announcements is expected later today. the congressional budget office projects the deficit for 2010, the fiscal year that ended just last month, totals $1.2 the trillion. the 2009 deficit of $1.4 t

kids as well how will they be able to live here if these mine tunes continue growing if nothing is sinful city will be surrounded by them this is how it works first a giant pit is dug in the ground the waste is distributed in isolated layers eventually creating on the surface dock sick water is drained away from go and gases are taken away by specially designed wipes authorities insist the technology is eco friendly but let's face it it leaves a stinky present for future generations. i was actually walking on top of around thirteen million tons of trash interestingly at the moment the so-called seasonal so well here is off watermelons which people for all weigh them off this time of year trucks come and go every minute while monster ball those are flattening the waste into where and at the end all of this is going to walk like an ordinary hill just like that green area over there. moscow annually produces at least five and a half million tons of waste waste which has to be collected and either destroyed recycled or disposed off the state company responsible for that owns two huge pits wheezed

traveling between rio vista to sin city in fairfield, may take you longer on highway 12 and you can get the latest by going to abc7news.com. eric, kristen? >> frances, thank you. it's 5:54. >> two big mortgage lenders resume foreclosing on homeowners. >> here's jane king with the "moneyscope" report. bank of america and gmac say foreclosures are back on. that levels a freeze for homeowners in 27 states including california. bank of america this morning reporting a better than expected quarterly result but following trading revenue has some investigators concerned. when is a 70% surge in project not enough? well, when that company is apple. the stock is tumbling and expected to sell even more i-pads. where china is raising concern about a slowdown in global growth. better than expected than yesterday. help give a lift to stocks. bloomberg told he's looking into programming in case howard stern doesn't agree on a new contract by the end of the year. >> the san francisco board of supervisors is set to consider an ordinance today that will ban fast food restaurants to include toys with cert

manning up in sin city. that's right.jority leader reid locked in a dead heat with sharron angle in nevada. the name calling is getting close with angle telling reid to man up and reid calling angle an embarrassment to the state of nevada. those stories and much more at the top of the hour. now back to "larry king live." >>> ah, hey, we're going to crack a couple cold ones. you want to join us? >> no, no. you know what? i'll stay here and get some stuff done. you two ladies enjoy the lite beers. >> how do you know it's lite beers? >> we only have lite beers. here's a hammer and a screwdriver and you just -- >> i'm not going to use it. >> come on in whenever you want to. >> sure we shouldn't get him out of there? >> no. he would never forgive us. he's a very proud man, your son. >> hey! hey! oh my god. oh my god. >> yeah. i'm pretty proud myself right now. >> ahh! >> larry: we're back. are you falling? >> yeah. it's okay. >> larry: hang on. there was a facebook campaign to get cam and mitchell to share a kiss on the screen

i mean, everybody knows las vegas is sin city. were you shocked by what you saw in person? was surprising, contessa, there is this entire community of people who get up every morning and look for crimes to commit, that's how they make a living. and to have this kind of access into that storefront operation which the police made it look like they had a fencing store going, where they would buy stolen cars, stolen guns, we even had a guy come in with a setup to counterfeit $100 bills, but to say that play out in real time and then to be able to confront these people once they had been arrested and almost all of them talked to me in graphic detail was just an amazing look at how this community works. >> and what's your sense of how much of a handle vegas cops have on these kinds of people, these storefront operations, these people who wake up every day intending to commit crimes? >> i think they have a pretty good handle on it. the vegas police, the metropolitan vegas police department, understands that they live in an area where tourists come in all the time, people come in t

imported from parisian night clubs in the 19 50st, this musical revue tk on a life of its own in sin cityitive dancing divas. as depicted in the '90s cult classic "shoirl." but now this piece of vegas history is almost extinct. don arden's jubilee i the last remaing show of its kind on the strip. the 90-minute show is performed twice daily, six nights a week, most of the girls have formal dance training, and yes, there's a height requirement. go they range up to six feet tall and then the next grp, those are what we call the short knees. because they're shorter because they're 5'8", 5'9", 5'10". >> 11 out of the 12 weekly performances are topless. but for show girls like christina, working uncovered seems to come naturally. >> onstage, actually everything seems glamorous and it doesn't seem awkward at all. >> reporter: but what audiences may not realize is just how much goes in to this production. >> choreographed as it is upstairs, it's that oreographed backstage. >> reporter: a former showgirl who now manages the show gave me a backstage tour. there are nine to ten costume changes per s

raised taxes 300 times, carl cameron, chief political correspondent up before the crack of dawn in sin cityof fireworks between the two last night. talk to us about that. >> reporter: sharron angle as the aggressor and harry reid this is biggest target for republicans across the country that's most powerful man on capitol hill and a democrat. and reid was at times a little bit nervous, and not, perhaps, as pugnacious as his history, years ago as an amateur boxer might have suggested and, angle, really needed to boost her credibility, and as a lot of pundits said she did not come off crazy and, arguably, won and went after him on a number of things, including his tax record, and, he countered, that she is an extremist, pointing out she privatized the va, in his view, privatized to undo social security and really went after her for her opposition to health care reform, here's a sample: >> my opponent doesn't like any insurance companies to have to do anything. she's against mammograms, colonoscopies and as we have heard lately, they cover kids that have autism. >> reporter: reid calls her ext

our chief political correspondent carl cameron is live with us from sin city. >> reporter: they neverate. she said, "man you, harry reid. " it's a statistical dead heat in the polls. last night's clash had the potential to be a turning point. by almost all accounts sharron angle as the aggressor won. harry reid tried to discredit her and raise questions about whether she is fit to be a u.s. senator. but last night it was reid on defense. and sometimes seemed fumbling. out of the gate sharron angle went after him making reference to him as the washington insider many say he has become after 35 years in the nation's capital. >> you came from search light to the senate with very little. now you are one of the richest men in the u.s. senate. on behalf of nevada taxpayers i would like to know, we would like to know, how did you become so wealthy on a government payroll. >> that's a low blow. i think almost everyone knows i was a successful lawyer who did a good job of investing. i have been on aificked income since i went to washington. i lived off what i made in the private sector. her su

jenna: a heated debate in sin city.nging tough talk with his republican challenger, sharron angle. who will voters bet on come election day? carl cameron breaks down that debate. also real quick, guys, america's asking is our town hall at foxnews.com. just go to the main home page, click on "happening now" town hall. we're getting great questions including one from william about term limits, and can that's been a big topic, so we'll ask our panel coming up around 12:30 today. we'll see you in just a fur minutes. [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazing bikes. with xerox, you're ready for real business. jenna: hi, everybody, happy friday to you, i'm jenna lee. jon: happy friday to you, i'm jon scott. what happened last night in vegas won't stay in vegas, and the stakes are very high. senate

. >> do you want to relax on the beach or hit sin city, we've got destinations at prices that will leaverip. >> i read that chris feign na aguile came back from a girls get-away from sabo san lucas and her marriage broke up. after she went off with her girl fren friends, she came back and told her husband good-bye. it said that in the newspaper today. knowing that, we'll -- >> florida is a spo you're thinking of. >> girls want to have fun. we recommend the first destination is st. pete's beach in sout florida. >> people don't realize how beautiful little ths. >> it's a 1950st surf lodge, horseshoe throwing, $139 a night. plenty of money to spend in other ways. you get a complimentary bottle of wine upon arrival. very beautiful. >> are y right on the beach? >> you are. it's beautiful. >> good surfing there in the winterme. >> from theast coast let's head west. san diego is beautiful year-rounlye year-round. >> you can't beat it. >> you can't beat it because of the fantastic shopping. the u.s. grant hotel has a deal for $250 a night. it's a beautiful hotel, and it's 5.3 miles from fashion

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the people from other places that live in my city they take jobs away from those who are from here to sin the prices are too high. salaries too small i can't buy an apartment that is a crime increase. russian courts of justice where the work health care system mali business country attacks is a too high it's very difficult for small businesses to get established. well that's the people in this city to say but the violation of that right now let's have a look at statistics according to the two thousand and ten survey by the potus center people are concerned with the full. summit two percent are concerned with rising prices fifty one percent with poverty unemployment thirty eight percent corruption thirty three percent here risen ten percent and only four percent are concerned with q one rights violations so what's your comment on this why is there such a big gap stu why only four percent consent of a civil rights and freedoms. people don't realize the connection between human rights. lawyer them with by what you think human rights are something abstract they don't realize human rights a ve

original sin russia so he said benyon delivered his mayoral strategy do use future colleagues in the moscow duma among his top priorities are to reduce brock recy fight corruption and to prove the city's infrastructure a lot of hopes are being pinned on the new man not least by intrapreneur those who expect him to solve the small but still important problems. the new mayor should not only focus on global issues but also results small issues. public council to city districts doing the small business we also expect him to think how to live the excessive tick spirit so that small companies would have an opportunity to invest in new technology they remain open to little greek cafe in the center of moscow in the middle of the extreme summer heat and like many other intrapreneur as she was lucky to pass all the registration from allergies smoothly but an easy start doesn't mean any zeroed apart from high rent and interest rates she says red tape is the main thing holding her back it's her strong hope that suggests abandon will be able to work miracles. so we hope the new mayor will sort out the weather next summer and will be last part seriously speaking we want less bureaucracy and more tr