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Just two weeks after the State Department issued a travel warning because of crime in that country, two women have come forward to say they were drugged and raped by a staffer at a Bahamian resort. And along with the big game, the excitement is building for the Super Bowl halftime show. Usher is the headliner and today the eight time Grammy winner met the press. Plus, the Super Bowl is already predicted to be the most watched event in TV history…it's also predicted to be the most bet upon. The American Gaming Association expects more than $23 billion will be wagered. And you can get odds on just about everything! And cops accidentally going to the wrong home to investigate a domestic violence call when they open fire on a married couple inside. The husband was killed and it's just been announced the cops will not face charges. Now, his heartbroken widow is speaking with our Jim Moret.
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