in virginia that have been lorraine collett prison and streams to overflow. alexandria there are several inches and a truck driver barely escaped when a tree fell on his truck. >>> pretty much the entire east coast was slammed by rain. some places got a foot of rain in less than 24 hours. >> along the east coast people are discovering the storm does not need a name to be a record breaker. >> a lot of rain. >> this is incredible. >> wilmington, north carolina got 22.5 inches from what had been a tropical storm. it was only a tropical storm 6 aris. >> of evacuation's. >> the problems are just beginning. bickel closed the roads and saturated the ground. four people from one family died when their suv hydroplaned and landed in a ditch. now the weather and the roads are moving north. >> it was almost 5 feet of water in about an hour. >> it was bad. >> we did what we could do. >> in annapolis, the sailors that just arrived from south africa could not believe the reception. >> all the way across the atlantic. >> id extended into nyc and the state of maine. it made m

you. >> one last look at lorraine. >> oh, my god. >> so great. so awesome. >> i look like i'm 20. >> first of all, she highlhted her blonde hair. it was pretty, but it was washing her out. >> i put more color in her hair, which put more color in her complexion. i shortened her hair and control her curl. >> and contoureder face to give her an entirely new face shape. >> the outfit is darling. >> she needs a little black dress, but when every buys a trench coat they think it has to be beige, but this is a great twist. jones new york available at tjmaxx. >> do you like? >> it's awesome. >>. >> thank you, everybod >>> up next, another vision of lovelyness. giada is cooking up a storm right after this. isn't this the yogurt that, you know... helps regulate your digestive system. ooh, i think 'll pass. no, no, no! trust me. it is beyond tasty. mmm! wow! i can't believe it, i love it! mmm, this is really good new best tasting activia ever! ♪ activia now you can join the fight against breast cancer every time you enjoy an acti

. >> reporter: lorraine had nothing to fall back on whene she lost one of her two jobs last year. in january bank of america said she qualified for the standard three month trial modification. four months later, she called about the perm meant mod. >> they said it's still under review. keep sending those paymentsment so i did. june 27nd i got a letter from bank of america stating that i couldn't qualify under the making homes, affordable and come july-this year, i hadn't heard anything still as to what my options might be. and i called again. and she said well its staleet under reviewment and i said well i just got a lettert from your law firm stating that you are going to auction off my house august 27th. so how can it be under review. >> reporter: she was able to get the auction stayed until november 26th. but now owes even more in i arrearages and fees. >> so i'm roughly i would say approximately about $23,000 behind. >> reporter: turns out she even pays for ads the bank puts in the paper announcing t she's in default. >> this is the ad that they charged $700 an ad.st >> notice

it happened 2:00 this morning on delaware avenue near lorraine avenue in essex. police say the man was trying to climb back into the cab, when he slipped and fell. the truck then ran over both his legs. he's expected to recover from his injuries. >>> bge wants to add up to $50 to your utility bill. the utility wants to raise the delivery fee for electricity by just under $2 a month. and gas by more than $2. bge says while the actual price of the energy always fluctuates it's not increased its delivery fee for electricity since the early 1990s and costs have gone up. >> we've not had a distribution increase on the electric side since 1993. that is 17 years ago. 17 years ago the ravens weren't here. 17 years ago we didn't have dvd's. inflation has risen 50% since that time. >> the public service commission is holding hearings for the public to speak out about the proposed fees. it's 7:00 at the bel air town hall in harford county. check the web site for a list  of other meetings near you. we'll have complete details on the meeting on abc2 news at 11:00. >>> one f

it happened at delaware and lorraine avenue ii essex.e job t the time of the accident. the victim is being treated at shock trauma for life-threatening injuries. >>> there's no word on what caused the incident.ú -p>>> police say a deadly accidt likely caused by pedestrian error. it happened friday night in curtis bay. 49 yeers old adam john o'connor was hit by a car at parkkay road. fox 45 viewwr matt stevens sent us the photos of the scene. no one else was hurt. >>> an army ranger from maryland is killed in afganistan. he diid on friday. the 29 years old was killed in a heavy fire fight in the hellman prrvidence.ú he was on hiss12th deployment after spending tours of duty in iraq and afganistan. he is survived by his wife and two children. >>> a new report says maryland's current olicy oo charging teees %-adults isn't working.es as the authors of the just kids partnershhp report found that the adult justice syytem teaches teens to become violent criminals, sunlts the subjects o physical and sexual abuss. they say that underage offenders

. >> reporter: he gave lorraine thomas a job. >> he gave hungry kids money, food, christmas toys. >> reporter: he handed out money for diapers and paid school tuitions but he was shot and killed in his store munchies. no one is charged. doubtful it was a robbery because the cash was still in the register. >> from these guys i know, about four of them, went into the store and did what they do. >> reporter: surveillance cameras weren't rolling in the store but police are checking the cameras outside. those who knew ollie try to understand how a life so full of giving could be so violently taken away. >> ollie was a good man for the community. whoever did this, i hope they found them and i'm going to every court date. >>> the feds swoop in as they always do when the seize a bank on friday night after closing hours to seize a west suburban bank. the time is up for the first suburban national bank in maywood. reporting the bank is turning over the assets and deposited to seaway bank and trust. move comes after a last minute move to move to investors. it was the fifth bank to fail since 20

we are the second-largest business in lorraine county. these are the kinds of distortions i have had to listen to. i am glad we are here to debate. we need to make this government more effective and more efficient. 22 reduce the tax rates. we need to run ohio from the bottom up, not the top down. spending in the general revenue will increase by 9.7% this year. every person and ohio could only hope and pray they get a 9.7% raise. >> governor strickland. >> i am going to ask the fact checkers to check what the congressman just said because it is not accurate. we faced an $851 million shortfall. i froze the taxes at their current level. i did not raise taxes. i kept them at their current level. what my opponent says he would have done would have cut $851 million out of our colleges and out of our education system. that would have been devastating to our kids and to our schools. i was not willing to do it. apparently he was. the fact is that when we cut funding for higher education tuition will go up. that will cost parents more money to educ

we have more employees after the action we took and it's the second largest business in lorraine countye the kind of distortions i have to listen to for about a year. gail, back to the point, we need to make this government more effective, more efficient and need to reduce the tax take and run ohio from the bottom up and not the top down. spending in the general revenue fund is going to increase by 9.7%. every citizen could only hope and pray they could get a 9.7% raise. >> i'm going to ask the fact checkers to check what the congressman just said because it isn't accurate. but the fact is we did face $851 million shortfall. i froze the taxes at that current level. what my opponent says he would have done would have cut 851 million out of our colleges and out of our k-12 education system. that would have been devastating to our kids and our schools. i wasn't willing to do it but he was. when we cut funding for higher education, tuition is going to go up and cost more to educate. if we cut taxation as he wants to do by eliminating our state income tax. what he is suggesting will result i

. >> leah, when you told you were going to play lorraine and you're going to play her at the age of 47 you every day? four hours of makeup every day? >> it was really funny because they would be like oh, you look so old. and now of course i'm there, but especially in back to the future 2 i was covered in plastic all the way from here to here when i was lorraine with the big boobs, that was a big dream of mine. >> what was the most fun? >> it was all a lot of work, but for me, the fun was seeing when bob v. was appear with something we were doing, he would just giggle and it was so hard for him and it was fun to make one of his visions come true. >> you provided the music for the film, but also it was your first acting gig, right? did that come with the deal? >> it was bob's idea. >> you played a teacher. >> face it, i nailed it. in one sentence. >> was that typecasting the nerdy professor? >> it was bob's idea and we thought it would be kind of a nice inside joke if we weren't credited and sort of disguised. >> and marion, you came y you c to the future 3. it's hard to join a well esta

lorrain journal. so, that could also come into play in this decision. , on washington, d.c., on the independent line. caller: first of all -- what i take exception with the previous caller. the country was founded on questions on the value of allowing others to practice their religion as well. and because of that i think you have to realize that if you restricted speech other than where public safety that fire in the theater is involved, if you restrict this you throw out the baby in the bath water and by letting the people speak freely we find out just how ugly they really are. host: breeze on the republican line in louisville, ky. -- bruce. go ahead with your comment. it caller: my comment is that your freedom of speech is protected, yes, but this is more of a hate crime and not a freedom of speech issue for the court to rule on. i don't know anywhere where you could go and hold up a sign and says god hates you and that would be perfectly fine. if you are targeting a certain group of people, the fun

lorrain journal. so, that could also come into play in this decision. , on washington, d.c., on the independent line. caller: first of all -- what i take exception with the previous caller. the country was founded on questions on the value of allowing others to practice their religion as well. and because of that i think you have to realize that if you restricted speech other than where public safety that fire in the theater is involved, if you restrict this you throw out the baby in the bath water and by letting the people speak freely we find out just how ugly they really are. host: breeze on the republican line in louisville, ky. -- bruce. go ahead with your comment. it caller: my comment is that your freedom of speech is protected, yes, but this is more of a hate crime and not a freedom of speech issue for the court to rule on. i don't know anywhere where you could go and hold up a sign and says god hates you and that would be perfectly fine. if you are targeting a certain group of people, the fun

we are the second-largest business in lorraine county. these are the kinds of distortions i have had to listen to. i am glad we are here to debate. we need to make this government more effective and more efficient. 22 reduce the tax rates. we need to run ohio from the bottom up, not the top down. spending in the general revenue will increase by 9.7% this year. every person and ohio could only hope and pray they get a 9.7% raise. >> governor strickland. >> i am going to ask the fact checkers to check what the congressman just said because it is not accurate. we faced an $851 million shortfall. i froze the taxes at their current level. i did not raise taxes. i kept them at their current level. what my opponent says he would $851 million out of our colleges and out of our education system. that would have been devastating to our kids and to our schools. i was not willing to do it. apparently he was. the fact is that when we cut funding for higher education tuition will go up. that will cost parents more money to educate their sons and daught

eileen walsh from round rock new jersey who lost a father, age 62 and a pregnant sister, lorrain, age adelaide merrick lost her sistet her husband and father, peter at age 35. so mr. chairman when we see what we can describe as an act of betrayal, that is what we are looking at, an act of betrayal. unfortunately by a country that has been one of our best friends, scotland, and so we look with your direction here, to learn the truth. i started with, on a commission appointed by president bush and for the past 22 years, i have personally witnessed the quest for justice these families and the incredible decision to release this murderer. 270 lives were lost in the pan am bombing. 38 came from our home state of new jersey. they were on and is in trouble. the average age on the airplane was 27. many of the victims were college students returning home for the christmas holidays. instead of joy, they were robbed of the contact with their children and their families, never to see them again. soon after the bombing, i was appointed to a presidential commission by, as i mentioned president geor