a blue ribbon &pcommission ááecommendedá raising the gas tax by 155cents a gallon...nickel a year over three years.it's also proposing huge increases to reeistration fees, emission inspection feessand mta fares. back into the state's transportation trust fund.in the past decade, lawmakers drained almost a billion dollars from the fund aad used it for purposes othhr than transportation.to make suue that doosn't happen again... the commission is also asking for a constitutional amendment guaranneeing that transportation funds can only be used for transportationn neees. (10:10:56) "our umber one back into the trust fund. ust thats our number one recommendation.. abbent that, triple a does nottsuppor these increases on motorists fees." know when therees a good time to increese taxes its been twenty years since we raised the gas tax..." tax..."while drivers are still just an idea at this point. the recommendations will now go to the legislature who will have theefinal say.live in gilliland, fox45 morning news. jury selection is jury selection is expectee to wrapp up today.

if a plan to raise the as tax is approved.a blue ribbon committee is recommends &ptransportation officials5-cent per gallon increasee they would spread ii out over the next three years.it's all parr of a plan to generate transportation dollars.butt critics blame state officialss for ussng transportation dollarr in the past to balance the geeeral fund.some drivers understand the need for road repairs. .. but others say 15 cents is too steep.especially ccnsiddring the ssate is also raisiig tolls on many brrdgess and highways. 3 "you're paying twice for that should've been completed - yesttrday. it doesn't make sense. people know that." "i feel that's a rip off anyway. those bridges have been paid for a thousand times... doesn't sound good, but i suppose thhy need to d what they have to do." are also considering increases to vehicle registration fees and inspections. marylanders are getting a new shore and central maryland will get a number starting with the area code 6-6-7.the commissionnexpects all 4-1-0 andd4-4-- area codes to bb "there's till some 410s and many. they get to a point ry whe

a blue-ribbon transportation panel rrcently recommended 15-cent increase in the gas tax over thrre years.thegovernor says some type of increase is necessary to help paa for rad and bridge repairs.but legislative leaders say raising the gaa sellto the public. (miller) "noomatter ow hard you explain it, no mater how much you talk about it to put people back to work, it's a quality f llfe issue, it'' an economic development issue, we're among tte most &pcongrested area in the whole united states, peopppe do not like the gas tax." tax." lawmakees will be briefed today on the options for raising the gas ttx.but no deccsions will be made until the regular session his wwnter. get ready for a showdown tonight.the eighth republican presidential debate of the pear is just hours awwy.greg black has a look at what to expect. 3 the tage has been set...and tonight he gloves will be off. seven republican presidential pandidates will debate tonightt &pin las vegas.that's one less phan usual.jonnhuntsman is boycctting the nevada debbte pushed itsscontest ahead of new hampshire's primary."the viability of new

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in annapolis today, a special blue ribbon commission recommended raising the state's gas tax by 15--entsllon....a nickel (11:40:57) (donald ffye) "i don'ttknow when there's a good time to increase taxes &pits been 20-years since we raised he gas tax...." the ttx hike would pump millions back into the sttte's transportation trusttfund. in the past decade, lawmakers dollars from the fund and used it for purposes other than transportatioo.. now, roads are crumbling....and there's (10:56:05) (gus baumon) "the rrality is the need ii billions and billions of dollars. as far as i'm concerned i'd just like to get to second base and see how we do...." the commission is also recommending a 50-percent douuling of emissions inspection fees. but perhaps the most important recommendation......s a constitutionallamendment insuring transportation funds will never again be raided and ussd for ooher purposes. (10:10:56) (lon anderson) "our number one recommendation is to aad trust backkinto the trust fund. thats our number one recommeenation. absent of that, triple a does not support these increases on mo

a blue ribbon commission áreeommendedá raising the gas tax by 15-cents a gallon... nickel a year over three years. it's also prrposing huge increases to registratioo fees... emiision inspection fees and m-t-a fares.the money would pump millions back into the state's transportation trust fund.in thh past ddcade... lawmakers drained allost a billion dollars from the fund anddused it for purposes other than transportation.to make sure that doesn'' happenn gain... the commission is allo asking for a ccnstitutional aaendment guarrnneeing that transportation funds can only be used for transportation (10:11:56) "ourrnumber one recommendation is to add trrst baak nto tte trust fund. thats our number one reeommendation. absent that, &ptriple a does nottsuppor thee increaaes on motorists fees." butt with:(11:40:57) "i don't know when there's a good time to increase taxes its been twenty years since we raised the gas tax..." tax..."the recommendations are just an idea at this point... it will now go to the final say.e who will have the the "occupy baltimore" prrtests... could

in annapolis today, aa blue ribbon commission pecommended raisinggthe gas tax by 15-cents a ggllon....a nickel aayear vvr three years. its also proposing huge increases to registration fees, emissson inspection fees and mta fares. crittcal condition thhse days because lawmakers have been raiding the fundd ann using them for other purposes. &pnow, the commission is allo asking for a constitutional amendment guaranteeing that, in the future, transportation trrnsportation needs. 3 (10:10:56) "our pumber one recommendation is to add trusttback into the trust fund. thats ourrnumber one reccmmendation. abseet that, tripll a does not suppoo these increases oo motorists fe" fees." (11:40:57) "i don't know when there's a ggod time to increase taaes its been twenty years since we raised the gas tax..." the commissions recommendations will now go to the final say. live in north baltimore, jeff abell, fox 45, news late edition. p3 should.../ city big time developers? - that's.../ the question.../ at... the heart... of the controversy.../ over ...a ...new report ...// obtained by... fox 45...// áá

. >> tim: the blue ribbon changeup, too, from benoit.ne of the best in the game. >> joe: joaquin benoit takes over for alburquerque. new game. on the outside corner. despite the work, three straight days, benoit with 95-mile-per-hour heat. due to the rain delay, for the start of this game, rather than being seen tonight, "x factor" will be seen tomorrow night on fox. all new as contestants learn who their mentors are when they travel to the judges' homes. out of play. so an all new two-hour "the x factor" tomorrow at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central on fox. there are the numbers for benoit. during the regular season. his post season numbers on the bottom. hamilton has done seventh inning or later. >> joe: the 0-2. got under it. fly ball in to center. austin jackson has out number one. it's an 0-4 night for josh hamilton. >> tim: think about that seventh inning. as jose valverde warms in the top of the seventh inning, with runners on at first and third. now alburquerque comes in, throws six straight balls. and then three straight strikes as jim

in order to pay for that, the blue ribbon commission says we have to increase the gas tax. they're proposing 15 cents. that sounds high, the governor and i have not committed to 15 cents. what we have committed to is considering that revenue, and other revenues to look at how we can fund infrastructure. for example, we may be able to attract private investment in our infrastructure. so everything's on the table, we're going to work with the general assembly in january to get it right. >> definitely. more information, go to my website, jaycee hayward.com. and the lieutenant governor will be back next month, and you come back and visit us at 5:00. have a great day. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. 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 funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i m

there was a strategic plan developed by a blue ribbon committee that came up with 56 recommendations, half of them are in place, among them stressing academics and strong school leadership. last year 66% of students decided to continue their education at other catholic schools when schools were closed. all 60 were just nationally accredited again. >> maryland has a positive top ten list. the 10th most energy efficient state in the country, it comes the american council for energy efficiency. washington made the list and you see some of it right there on the screen. states for -- like energy efficient programs and government initiatives and inives to go green at home and work with better building codes and cfl bulbs. >> new details and tips but we don't foe what happened to lisa irwin. >> tonight inside the house with the attorney and get a look at the latest clues. >> and a neighborhood needed help with a problem neighbor and asked us to step in. we will tell you what we found out about the efforts to remove this eyesore. if you are addressing holiday shopping we have good news. how s

the blue ribbon commission meets to decide how to raise 800 million annually and a 5 cent gas tax isthe top of the list of recommendations. >>> airfares are going up again. united continental says they are raising fares about $34 to $10 for a round trip ticket followed by delta, american and u.s. airways. this is the 18th attempted domestic airfare hike. >>> concrete from a dam is helding at the mouth of a chester river. it will be used to form a two acre oyster reef and it will be placed and days later young oysters planted. lynette, weather looks great today. >> it does. lots of sunshine and satellite and radar not picking up on anything and that translates into sunshine. high pressure is going to be building in going throughout the day. the cold front is out of here that brought a few showers to some areas. if you got showers, you could wake up to a little fog this morning. but all in all, not so bad. hurricane tracker now yes, we are tracking hurricane reasonna and it's a category 2 out here into the caribbean sea. as of now it's moving to the west northwest about 3 miles an hour

a blue-ribbon commission is endorsing the idea of increasing the state's gas tax. that is despite the universal opposition from a new poll. as david collins explains, state lawmakers may consider it during the next legislative session. >> they are not exactly free falling, but gasoline prices are plummeting. down 25 cents from last month. many consumers are saying, so what? they are still too high. >> looking at that, it is hurting everybody. >> what are you doing about it? >> taking mta. >> the drop in the price of a barrel of oil has started to inch up. it is against this backdrop that legislators are considering increasing the state's 23.5 cent gas tax by 10 cent per gallon. the tax has not been raised since 1992. the midlantic petroleum distributors association commissioned a poll on the issue. 77.6% oppose the 10 cent increase in the gas tax even if it would only be used for transportation projects. the number goes up to 80.2% if the money generated could go to things other than transportation. >> it is not just rural maryland, it is across the entire spectrum

the state's blue ribbon commission on transportation funding plans to wait until after the general assembly's special legislative session on october 25th. before they make a final decision on funding options. >>> you know for years, scientists have been studying the potential benefits of taking vitamin e and the mineral sill enium for prostate cancer. >> now a new study suggests too much vitamin e could put men at risk for the disease. sandra hughes has more from los angeles. >> ralph sanderson decided to be an experiment to see whether vitamin e could prevent him from getting prostate cancer. he was healthy and had no family history of the disease. >> i had a couple of friends who had prostate cancer and i thought this would be worth doing. >> now, new findings show the vitamin e sanderson took has put him at a higher risk for the disease. >> men who took vitamin e alone were at a 17% increased risk of developing prostate cancer. >> the study looked at about 35,000 healthy men who took vitamin e, the mineral selenium or a placebo. >> we don't know why men who took vitamin e are at higher ris

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a blue ribbon raising the gas tax byy 15-cents a gallon... a nickel a year over three yearr.it's po registration fees, emission inspection feessand mta fares. back into the staae's transportation trust fund.in tte past decade, lawmakers have drained aamost a billion dollars from the fund and used it for purposes other than transportation.now, roadssare funds to fix them. (10:56:05) (gus baumon) "the reality is the need iis billions and billiins of dollars. as far as i'm concerned i'd just like to get to second ase and see how we po...."(4:03:08) (holdss bin/gas tax) (audio) "gas is high enough as it is...." (4:20:21) (holds bin/gas tax) "every additional penny maaes a difference to us...." us...."while drivers are fuming at the idea....ttere is pne important recommendatton that's brings somm comfort... a constitutional amendmenn insuring transportation funds will never again be aideddand used for other purpooes. all of these recommendations will now go to the legislature who will have the final say. liveein north altimore, megan gilliland, fo

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention those that are full wall street executive richard esko giving his take on the protests across the u.s. right now. several people are reported dead in the latest clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces in syria human rights groups continue to sound the alarm of multiple arrests and killings but one high profile victims made an amazing reappearance of these either bennett reports next to the media's quick reaction to a dramatic story at the expense of checking the facts. she was hailed as the flower of syria the symbol of the suffering under president bashar assad's brutal regime at least that's what much of the western media said after the apparent butchering of zeinab we're viewed pictures of what was done to xena corpse and they are simply too gruesome to air several western media outlets were quick to report al gore's knees gruesome death ap

the strategic plan was developedby a blue ribbon community that came with up 56 recommendations.half have been in place among them stressing academics and strong school leadership. now last year, 13 schools were closed and 66 percent of the students decided to continue their education at other catholic schools. because of this, all 60 catholic schools in baltimore were national will he acredited once again. >>> two more baltimore police officers pleaded guilty to being involved in a towing scheme. they pleaded guilty monday to conspiracy to commit extortion. this brings the count to 9 police officers who struck a deal with the majestic towing company instead of using a city approved business, they would encourage victims to use majestic. >>> and jury selection continues for a murder trial for a woman charged in killing a coworker in march. selection began yesterday but is taking longer than expected. 85% of the potential polled jurors had seen or read some media coverage about the case. trial in is being speced to last about two weeks. >>> a tough loss and tougher to watch. but t

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. well u.s. correspondents are in the heart of the events in the lower manhattan keeping you updated on how the protests grow lucic often over talking to demonstrators police and reporters and is posting the latest pictures from the campaign online you can follow the action on our twitter feed at r.t. underscore prom. and later in the program we'll look at how financial distress is also driving people onto the streets of the greek capital and our g. crew witnesses police violence in athens as anger among all dirty hit greeks reaches boiling point. plus also coming up history falls victim to political correctness in france fears the younger generation might lose its sense of national identity we look at what pages are being removed from textbooks and why. the first wave of violence has swept across syria this weekend with at least fourteen people killed in clashes bet

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention because the u.s. correspondents are in the heart of events and keeping you updated on how the protests go through the co-founder of just twitted tweeted. about a huge turnout at b. of protesters this sunday with a full follow the action on twitter for you to underscore called wrote me later in the program as well we look at how financial distress is also driving people on to the streets of the greek capital to analyse crude witnesses police violence in athens as i go among austerity greeks reaches a boiling point. a fresh wave of violence has swept across syria this week with at least forty people killed in clashes between security forces ninety government protesters some of the most severe scenes came at the funeral of a kurdish. opposition leader in the north east of the country syrian authorities insist that they're targeting terrorist groups not peaceful protest

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. stay with us here on archy still to come no rest for greece the world bankers demand more and more austerity from athens but outside parliament police turn on a public that says it's had enough of the cuts and tax hikes that have driven many into poverty. corrected history parents and teachers across france russia new textbooks that revise the oracle accounts so they don't insult minorities. and the supposed syrian regime victim who is back from the dead after making global headlines raising questions of accuracy and agenda in the west of conflict coverage . but first america's war in afghanistan has reached its second decade this week and a worldwide chorus calling for the occupation to end grows louder but white house officials suggest that it may be far from over saying the cia and special forces could stay indefinitely as part of the global fight against terror

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. up out on r t there is no resting for grease while bankers demand more and more are starting from apple but outside parliament police turn on a public that's had enough of the conflict tax hikes that have driven many into poverty. politically correct it is three parents and teachers across france last out at a new book which we're going to support which provides this historical accounts so they don't insult minorities. and the supposed syrian regime big jim who is back from the dad after making global headlines raising questions of accuracy and agenda in the conflicts coverage in the west. but first america's war in afghanistan reached into its second decade this week and the worldwide chorus calling for the occupation to end is growing louder about a white house official has suggested that it may be far from over saying the cia and special forces could stay indefi

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want to financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. well u.s. correspondent for the heart of events in lower manhattan for you keeping you updated now the protests go what is the sycophant of treated that the official organizers of the rally tell her protests are now being held and what when a thousand cities for the action on our twitter feed are. also looking ahead full of god later in the program a look at how financial distress is also driving people on the streets of the greek capital these days to see crew witnessed in the week police violence in athens as anger among the thirty hit greeks reached boiling point. plus history fall victim to political correctness in france with fears the younger generation might lose its sense of national identity we look at what pages are being removed from textbooks and why. a fresh wave of violence a swept across syria this weekend with at least fourteen people killed in clas

them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a you know a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. well our correspondents in the u.s. are in the heart of events in lower manhattan to keep you updated on how the protests grow who think often of is talking to demonstrators police orders and is posting the latest pictures from the campaign online for you you can follow the action on our twitter feed at r.t. underscore com. and later in the program we'll look at how financial distress is also driving people on to the streets of the greek capital and our ticker with the police violence in our homes as hunger anger i should say among all spirity hit greeks reaches boiling point. but history fall victim to political correctness in france with fears the younger generation might move that sense of national identity we would get what pages are being removed from textbooks and why. but first a fresh wave of violence has swept across syria this weekend with at least fourte

them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a you know a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention and still couldn't know the news was president obama's speaking at the moment i've been saying on this very subject that he understands the public's concerns about the financial system then goes on to say that the u.s. still nonetheless needs a strong effective financial sector for the economy to grow so i guess he isn't really listening to what they're saying. well i would say that he is probably continuing to try to do a rather delicate dance he has been trying to do for some time which is not alienate the banking industry or the financial sector that is able to give unlimited contributions to any political candidate including him or his opponents while at the same time not alienating the base of voters who overwhelmingly in this country according to polls want to see indictments of wall street crimes and a closing of corporate tax loopholes and that includes most

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. and our correspondents in america at the very heart of the protests in new york providing you with the latest update and also he's in six months no time tweeted that the unofficial organizers of the rally tell her protest and i'll be out at more than a thousand pities follow the action on our twitter feed at all see on this call. also polish prime minister donald tusk is already celebrating victory before the counted as exit polls suggest his party is one parliamentary elections all the details later here in r.t. . plus some pages are being torn from the street textbooks in france with critics saying younger generations will end up not knowing enough about their own countries . right now egyptian military authorities have imposed a five hour curfew on the high of square and downtown cairo this follows violent clashes between christians and security forces that have

them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a enough blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. our correspondents are in the heart of events in the lower manhattan keeping you updated on how the protests grow with the company of is talking to demonstrators police reporters and this posting the latest pictures from the kampong line you can follow the action on our twitter feed our team progress or car. and later in the program we look at how financial distress is also driving people on to the streets of the greek capital and argue through witnesses police violence in outlands and anger among austerity greeks reaches boiling point. plus history for the victim to political correctness in france with fears the younger generation might lose its fans of national identity we look at what pages are being removed from textbooks and why. but first a fresh wave of violence has swept across syria this weekend with at least fourteen people killed in clashes between secur

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. and our correspondents in america at the very heart of the protests in new york and you can follow what they see as it happens about follow our twitter streams and they are actually underscore calm and also r.c. underscore america and there you can find a link to our you tube channel where artie's lucy couple of discusses the latest events with some celebrities also in one of her tweets she says people like coming to the big apple to protest from all over the states along with their families. also later this hour the polish prime minister donald to sky is already celebrating victory before the votes are counted as exit polls adjusts his party's one parliamentary elections all the details later here on r.c. . plus some pages are being torn from history textbooks in france with critics saying younger generations will end up not knowing enough about their own country'

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. and our correspondents in america the very heart of the protests in new york providing you with the latest update and i'll tell you something that has tweeted that the end of the show organizers of the rally tell protests are now being held in the building of towns and cities follow the action now which was to be on t.v. i'm just. i'm voting stations are closing poland with at the polls showing the press results of parliamentary election is our report and the reason leading the race it makes me here nancy. plus some pages are being told please treat textbooks in france with critics saying younger generations will end up not knowing enough about that own country. but nineteen people have been killed two of them policemen after christian protesters clashed with security forces in cairo all started as a peaceful sit in turned to violence as military vehicles set on fi

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. the u.s. correspondents from the heart of manhattan as you've seen that keeping you up they've know how those protests go now if you seek a final for those treated with the official denies is of the rally tell of protests are now being held in more than a thousand cities across the u.s. we want people to be actually kind of a twitter feed on to school. at seven is post but not moscow time bit later in this program we look at how financial distress is also driving people into the streets of the greek capital now but i'll see crew witnessed in the week police violence in athens as anger among austerity the greeks reached boiling point. next though at least nineteen people have reportedly been killed and over one hundred fifty injured in riots tonight that have erupted in cairo a number of military vehicles with set of light as thousands of christians demonstrated aga

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime there really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. correspondence in america the very heart of the process in new york providing you with the latest update and i'll see you in a bit has tweeted that the end of the show organizers of the rally tell protests are now being held in more than a thousand cities follow the action our twitter feed on t.v. underscored. and of voting stations have closed in parliament where the exit polls showing the first results of parliamentary election is our report of the prison leaving the razor blades a here nancy. plus some pages are being told from the street tested since brunswick critics say younger generations will end up not knowing enough about their own countries. but now the nineteen people have been killed two of them policemen after christan protesters clashed with security forces in cairo what started as a peaceful city and turned to violence as a military vehicle set on f

smart of them not to get pinned down in saying we want a financial transactions tax or we want a blue ribbon investigation of wall street crime that really and this is why they've been able i think to start to get some attention. and our correspondents in america are the very heart of the protests in new york and you can follow what they see as it happens by pulling out twitter streams and they are actually on the stockholm and also r.t. on the score merrick press and they can find the links our you tube channel as well where else he's at least a couple of just because of the latest events with some celebrities and also in one of her tweets or says that one of the peaceful demonstrators who was just lying on the ground with a protest sign has been arrested in the field. also the sound polish prime minister go on to it because already celebrating victory before the votes are counted up at the exit polls suggest his party has won parliamentary elections all the details later on l.c. . and some pages are being torn from history textbooks in france with critics say younger generations will end u