the bonnell tax revenue was supposed to go to street cleaning and other public city funds. now it will go to float -- to schools. >> this will be a way to make sure that the facilities match the greatness of our kids. >> we asked viewers for their thoughts about raising the top tax from 2 cents to 5 cents. richard road, "the day after elections she raises the bottle tax. what is next?" patricia rove, maybe just consider a different idea. and robin wrote, "i shop in anne arundel county as often as i can. those pennies do add up." >> a homeowner is desperately trying to save her home for the second time. >> she is one of thousands of marylanders who try to work out home loan modifications, but in her case, something went horribly wrong. >> donna roberts made it very clear she does not like discussing her personal business. she only turned to the i-team because she felt other options were gone. >> she is on disability, the result of surgeries and nerve damage. she knew she needed help to keep her home. she got a loan modification and was making the payments. one year later cam

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