my name is carl hall. in the completion person. i began the program when they first started in august 2009. in september of 2010 i graduated from cjc and got off. not only did i graduate, but i got off of probation and have my taste -- had my case dropped. my record became a sponge. that by itself is a miracle and something that no one going through the hall of justice system has any right to expect. cjc made that happen for me. it also made my life better since the day that i walked in. since the day that i walked in, i had only the clothes on my back. there were two years since that i have participated and i was able to get my life back. i had a wife one year ago. we adopted a puppy six months ago. we are planning a family that way. i am living my life the way that i was supposed to, many years ago. it is with the help of the cjc that i was able to open my eyes and see the opportunity for what it was. here was a neighborhood option before me, to be able to pay my dues and get back to the community. i never thought that i would vo

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i'm carl quintanilla alongside savannah guthrie and tamron hall. >> everyone is very excited.oice," one of the most popular shows on television. there is another show tonight. the blind awuditions continue a the contestants try to get the judges to turn their chairs. adam levine is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> speaking of things to watch tonight the hit show "smash" is back following a group of dreamers trying to bring a musical about marilyn monroe to broadway. we'll catch up with the beautiful angelica houston. she is angelic. how many times has she heard that? >> if you want to spice up your presidents' day holiday, marcus samuelsson is here to walk us through dirty rice and shrimp, a kay gin classic. >> just in time for mardi gras. >> sounds good. before that let's check in with stephanie abrams here for al. good morning. >> we are celebrating a 20th anniversary with julia and chris. what's the secret? >> lots of love, happiness. >> that's easy enough. let's look at the weather today. show you how it's shaping up here. the east coast is looking dry. a little bit on the

hall with more. >> good morning. property values for most homes in baltimore city dropped about 20% over the past three years. carl stokes held a meeting last night to talk about experts about what the situation is and how they came up with the numbers. anyone who would like to appeal has to do so within the first 45 days that the assessment came to them. pepper is the deadline and february 10, next friday. this is a three-step appeals process. there is a property owner's bill of rights and you can find a link on our website, wbaltv.com. residents are frustrated and voicing their concerns. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 51 degrees on tv hill. >> coming up, we'll take a last look at weather and traffic before you head out to start your day. >> one problem in harford county. >> joppa farm road, watch for an accident. you can see the delays on the north and west side. eastbound 70 coming towards 29. this is 95 at white marsh. not bad at all. delays start to form at the beltway. assisted beltway at baltimore national pike. >> e mild outside -- pretty mild outside. >> cool the yesterday. -- cooler than yester

hall of fame. jordan says the ad used his name but he didn't get paid for it. which reminds me a bit of carl the famous astronomer, he took apple to court after apple named one of its projects sagan. it was going to be for internal purposes as a sign of respect, there's a funny punch line to the story that i can't say on television, but i invite you to look it up. >> ooh, that's a tease. >> thank you very much, scott. >>> all right, it's 6:59 right now. let's check in with one final check on the weather with miss christina loren. >> good morning to you, yeah, a gorgeous sunrise setting up over the bay area. crystal clear, deceptive sun out there. it's cold. make sure you bring the jacket but something you can peel off by noon. up to 60 degrees inland. cooler by the water, and at 4:00 p.m., 63 comfortable degrees. above averages today and tomorrow. then the rain moves in as we head through the weekend we'll talk about that all day long. tomorrow we'll meet back here. >>> let's find out what you're dealing with on the roads. a deadly out there, mike. >> the south bay really going to get stirre

here who are here on behalf of the independent budget, carl blake, the national legislative director and paralyzed veterans of america, jeffrey hall, the assistant national legislative director for the disabled american veterans, raymond kelly, national legislative director for veterans of foreign wars, and finally i want to welcome to the fanl, tomorrow tarantino, deputy policy director for iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. we'll begin with mr. schreyer and move down the table in order. the independent budget witnesses will have 15 minutes total. and the american legion in iraq and veterans of america will be given five minutes each. i again apologize to all of you. obviously wheef tremendous participation in this committee hearing has gone longer. i know i and my staff and all the members of the committee will be looking at your testimony. it's extremely important to us and we'll be submitting you questions as well even though we don't have a lot of members present. i especially want to thank senator burr for his accommodating my schedule as well. with that, thank you again. we'll begin with you. >> chairman murray, rank