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african americans have a lower survival rate of breast cancer than white women part hi because they go undetected for a long period of time. >> right now we have about four, five women that we're currently helping. people that need help with, you know, getting their heat turned on and things of that nature that, unfortunately that are not working because they're going through treatment right now. so we're doing that to help them. >> our own cheri johnson emceed the event. they raised $10,000. >>> celline dion gave birth to twin boys this week. they were delivered prematurely but are said to be healthy. the boys have not been named yet. dion and her husband, reni angilil have a 9-year-old son. >>> folks were looking for a good scare. the new horror movie paranormal activity 2 took the top spot at the box office. >>> and speaking of hallowe'en, all new tonight on abc2 news at 11, high tech trick or treating. the little gadgets that can make a big difference when it comes to keeping your kids safe this hallowe'en. . >>> so we're going to stay warm the next couple of days but one big difference. brin

what we do know is officer rojas' -- went undetected until he fell into their cross hairs on a totally separate case. what did they find, the confidential searches. it uncovered his id on every search, say police. now santa clara pd says they wasted no time going to the da seeking an arrest warrant for him. and a san jose woman. now nobody is saying what role she played in this inside job but police are saying that officer rojas knew that -- was a hell's angel. the district attorney's office is not answering that question tonight. however, everything is being referred to the police chief for santa clara pd. he is expected to answer questions tomorrow morning. >> robert lyles. thank you. >>> san francisco police have caught a con convicted con artist posing as several month town stars. -- motown bars. he's accused of scamming people out ever thousands of dollars worth of cash, hotel rooms and limo rides. >>> a discrimination in the bay area. one man says it's alive and well. he experienced it as a local ice cream shop. we spoke exclusively to the man who says he was refused service for

partially they say because it goes undetected for longer period of time. the sisters network raises awareness and helps battle breast cancer. and survive the financial burdens that are placed on the people who have it. >> right now, we have about 4 or 5 women that we are helping. people that need help with getting their heat turned on and things of that nature that are not working because they are going through treatment right now. so we are doing that to help them. >> our sherrie johnson emceeed the event and the group raised over $10,000 to support services. >>> 5:49 right nowch the ghosts and ghouls are out haunting the park. second annual hall of horror kicked off this weekend in parkville and admission $5 for all the proceeds that benefit the harford park community association. if interested in getting a little scared, it opened friday and it runs through sunday. 7 until 10 p.m. at the community hall on lynwood road. >> oh. >> scarry. >>> all right, a trick or treating has gone to the animals literally. it's part of the smashing pumpkins event at the

for too long, we have gone undetected. we need protection. that is why we have the hostilities in the district. no one is working for the people. when you cannot reach your elected representatives. thank you very much. >> ms. cohen. >> it is difficult to answer the question. i am looking at a person's values. do they love the community? what kind of work do they do? what is their background? are they supporting working families? will they support families with children? those are things that i am keyed into. how are they going to support the development and proliferation of open space? i have been very impressed with marlene tran. i think she has demonstrated a commitment to the community that has large numbers but rarely has so loud voice. she has been an amazing advocate for 30 years. she is a former teacher. marlene, stand up so that people can see you. [applause] >> ms. enea. you beat me to the punch. i wanted to give marlene a shout out. it is important that we have recanted it that it was out in the community before the campaign started

and food benefits are deposited on a debit card and so it's undetectible at the register. >> nobody is going to know. >> you were talking about the kids because some of the kids need help. you have to look food differently for the kids because they need different nutrition? >> bay area food banks are very focused on nutritional foods and most we've distributed is fresh fruits and vegetables. there is children and on the other hand there are senior citizens. these are two groups that benefit from fresh fruits and vegetables. >> and it has to be an educational process, too. >> they are available in low income communities but what is not available in low income communities is fresh fruits and vegetables so it's been fabulous focus. >> is there other things they are focusing on? >> we're always looking at the federal food programs and make sure they are accessible and adequately fund for the need. beyond food stamps we're focused on the reon norization of child nutrition -- reauthorization of the programs. and increase in investment so more concern can be receiving a higher quality meal. t

authorities tell us the toner cartridges were hollowed out to hold explosives and a detonator virtually undetectable. but u.s. officials say late last night the saudi intelligence service provided the credible report that has many as 13 packages had been sent to the u.s. from yemen and some quick work today stopped two of them. the president was told of the plot thursday night at 10:30 and revealed it this afternoon. >> last night, and earlier today, our intelligence and law enforcement professionals working with our friends and al littles identified two suspicious packages bound for the united states. specifically, two places of jewish worship in chicago. >> reporter: both packages were shipped to chicago from yemen. one by fedex through dubai and another by ups routed through germany and england. earlier today, british authorities at the east midlands airport seized a large box that contained a printer. it, and the package in dubai, were both addressed to the synagogues. inside, as seen in these pictures, the hollowed out toner cartridge. instead of black printer powder, there was white powder, al

roy: but the vast majority of waterborne outbreaks go undetected. when people first get ill, they think, "oh, it's something i ate last night." they don't think, "oh, it's something i drank last night." narrator: the milwaukee incident pointed out the potential vulnerability of our drinking water infrastructure in controlling the spread of illness. biedrzycki: it's incumbent upon us to try to stay ahead of the curve, but it's very, very difficult. there's always another bug on the horizon. narrator: in 2008, the associated press reported that water quality testing across the nation uncovered trace amounts of pharmaceutical compounds in the drinking water supplies of millions of americans. the health effects of these low levels of medications diluted in our water are still being determined. but these findings further illustrate the fundamental relationship of infrastructure to health. the quality of water plays a significant role in public health. but reliable quantities of water play a significant role in public safety. [ sirens ] the water that com

do know is that the five-year veteran, officer rojas, came from san jose pd and his duplicitous came undetected until the hell's angel member was arrested with $40,000, steroids and those confidential dmv searches say police. they say those documents would have both the agency and officer's serial number printed on them. santa clara police now say a check of the department's computer matched rojas to the people on the document. santa clara pd also says they wasted no time going to the da seeking arrest warrants for rojas. betancourt and hasan josi woman named vivian rodriguez, now san jose police say no other officers were involved in this arrest and this alleged crime. but as for row has, we know that about 10 years ago he was arrested -- he was charged or at least investigated in san jose as possibly using excessive force in the death of a man there, apparently after he and a small number of cops arrested that man for a domestic violence charge. sources are telling me that he was cleared. what is unclear is how someone with that information on their record somehow ended up at a department wit