marylanders. that's just the beginning. under the decision, tommy clack, the paver, will have to pay about the hundred thousand dollars in restitution, to 14 people whose driveway he is paveed. he took advantage of people grossly overcharging his customers, many of whom were seniors. he will have to pay 300,000 bucks in civil penalties. >> the message we are trying to send is that you can't take advantage of consumers, you have to treat them correctly and charge them reasonable prices for services and be licensed. >> if u not you are going to take them to court. >> we h take them to court -- we will take them to court and punish them. >> tommy clack will also have to post a $50,000 bond with the attorney general's office if he wants to do business again in mailed. that's to protect people in the future but the office wants to get money back for every marylander clack abused in the past. whether he pays is another story. joce sterman, abc2 news. >>> a man who stole a police cruiser and led off officers on a chase near the university of maryland is in the h

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smithkline committed it has removeds go smithkli employees who engaged in misconduct for clacks go .mithk >> marylandot of catching up to do when it comes to drinking beer. a list of the states with the highest beer consumption per- capita. topping the list this year was new hampshire. these are the top five. not a lot to do in dakota except drink beer. maryland ranked 47th in the nation. utah ranked lower than our state. mcdonald's is playing chicken with their menu. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. bloomberg says consumers are set to pay the most ever for hamburgers and stake this year. beef prices have been pushed to record highs. american cheese and ice cream has gained nearly 2% from a year ago. mcdonald turning their focus away from beef. looking to drop budget-minded americans with more chicken items which can be priced lower than other proteins. expected seymour's back items with chicken in the future -- expect to see more items with chicken in the future. some critics say openings can threaten mom-and-pop businesses. we'll get a better gauge from what the automak

clack was arrested and brought back to maryland. >> i'm happy with that because there couldn't be any more, and it's been a long time coming. i'm glad that he's off the street and we will see what happens in the future as far as any restitution, but i have a little faith in that. as the judge said, he's a path logical liar. >> clack apologized. his attorney admitted he did overcharge. jail made that difficult. the nine people in the case are owed $63,000. clack has been ordered to give them the money back although the judge said he doesn't have any hope that clack will pay a niblg. >> good work. >> efforts to bring table games to m. since governor martin o'malley and house speaker bush to lobby. there's plans for a sixth gambling site. >> reporter: after all, the city committed to a slots par or and still sitting on an empty lot north of the stadium. many feel the added competition could cut in that. by changing the games it could change the face of what's built here. >> the vendor here, which is ceasers has basically determined there will be one type of facility, table games if there

it shocked clack overcharged people in three states. in marylandpeople paid 10s of thousands for jobs he was not allowed to do. he owes $500,000 in payback and penalties brought by the maryland attorney general. >>> in the dark of the night it disappears becoming a hazard. but even after accidents a local jetty remains ungliched. tonight at 11:00, a investigation into the south jetty which some call a navigational hazard. it's the place that dave woodland was killed memorial day weekend. after a boat he was in crashed into the solid concrete wall. his friends are now trying to get lights on the walls so this never happens again. >> we would not want another family to hurt like this. he was truly a special guy. he loved people. big old smile. he would light up a room. he would not want this to happen to another family. >> tonight at 11work we break down the history of accidents at the jetty and explain why before it gets lit someone has to figure out who owns it. >>> in our consumer alert, honda is recalling over 320,000 cars because apparently the

. >> reporter: clack faces additional crimes in georgia and maryland. >> so these people are totally out? >> out of luck. >> thank you. >>> the last two decades, he has given free haircuts and started a non-profit foundation to build barber and beauty shops to help continue his mission. >> good for him and the folks he's helping. still to come, olympic showdown. >> reporter: i'm mary bubala. michael phelps said this will be his last olympics. a look halt his biggest hurdle now to make world history just ahead. >> on the run, a violent end for a murder suspect after he steals an airplane. >> tragedy in charles county. police say happened in this home when one man dead and his parents wounded. >> tracking storms in the region. it's cooling down a little bit finally. stay tuned for the first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> cooling down with storms in the region. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> police are looking for a motive after a man shoots his stepfather and mother. what ended with the man turning on hills. >> reporter: charles county cops

maryland consumers and nearly $300,000 in penalties. that's not all. >> second biggest impact, it shuts him down. if mr. clack wants to do business he will have to post a sizeable bond in place to make sure no consumers are harmed. >> he has criminal issues ahead after picked up in south carolina a few weeks back. he was extradited to face criminal cases in four different counties. >>> in the tough times charities are hurting but an investigation found some are doing something unbelievable. tonight at 11:00, we look in to how nonprofits are able to raise millions without spending a dime. something experts believe is impossible and a nationwide investigation with our partners at scripts found thousands of charities claim they can do it. >> never had somebody call me up and say how would you like me to pay for your budget. i've had to work for it. that means you need to do all the things that you need to do to raise money and that costs money to do it. >> tonight at 11:00, what some say charities are doing to skirt the rules on reporting and what local experts say about maryland nonprofit. >>> anxiety running h

maryland live! hasn't been open a whole month yet. now it's important to point out these numbers are very small sample size but they could fuel the argument if this friend continue -- friend continues. >>> tommy clack was feeling the heat in a court of law. after calling clack a shameless swindler and rotten criewk, a judge sentenced him to two years. prosecutors say he overcharged people by thousands of dollars, pavinger that driveway when he wasn't allowed to. payback is another story. >> i guarantee it he won't walk anymore. >> his attorney said he intended to come to court with money to pay his victims but give than he's going to jail that will be difficult. the nine people are owed $63,000. clack's sentence begins right now. once he's done, the judge ordered him to may that money back. for more, go to our website, abc2news.com and click on the investigator's tab, outstanding work from joce sterman. >> all right. those of you with at&t can now get a new wireless plan you'll be able to connect up to 10 phones and get unlimited calling and texting. verizon came out with its share everything. at&t's new mobile share will come out late next month. it will start keeping the individual family plans.

clack has brought fire death to an all time low all while the department received less money from city hall. reporting live downtown, back to you on tv hill, jessica. >> thanks. >>> stay with wjz maryland'stted of killing his wife back in 2001. last night he went on the piers morgan show to promote it. he got very upset when piers asked about the murder charges which by the way aren't mentioned in his book. >> i made a deal to talk about anything in the book. i excused you from that deal because i thought he would be cool. now you're trying to drive it into the [ bleep ] ground. i don't know why. i'm telling you you're starting to look silly. >> he looks silly? you're the one dressed like you're going to an audition for the sequel to magic mike. >> decided not to go with the vest today. >> that interview is one long beep. >> it is kind of. yeah kind of like a train wreck you can't turn away of. >>> it is 8:00 on this friday morning. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm erica hill. gayle and charlie are off today. >> i'm lee cowan. this morning lawmakers in congress are coming together to criticize what the u.s. olympic team is wearing at this month's opening ceremonies in london. >> i