from odenton, maryland, give it up for steve kaltenbaugh! what up?cheers and applause] kno'dgeball. >> yep. >> steve, so-- kno'dgeball, you got to explain this for me first of all. >> you play on two-man teams

. >> joce sterman is live in odenton, marylande:lñ with new revelations in her watchdog investigationwhat have you learned? >> well, this is one of seven processing lots for international auto logistics. we made a stop into their office today to see if they could explain locally why there's such a holdup and why people have such a hard time finding the cars that are supposed to be in this lot already. they wouldn't give us any answers. they asked us to leave. but that didn't stop us. we dug in to find out more about the company and the contractor they beat out for the job. >> henry bickerstiff drove from ohio to this lot in odenton to send his son's car to his tour on deutaoverseas -- duty overseas. >> it's worth something but if it gets lost, it's insured. >> he's not worried, but maybe he should be after hundreds of military families claim their cars have gone missing. they were handled by international auto logistics, a company that began a $300 million deal back in may. since then hundreds of people have complained their cars have not been delivered to lots like this weeks or mont

from odenton, maryland, give it up for steve kaltenbaugh! what up?heers and applause] kno'dgeball. >> yep. >> steve, so-- kno'dgeball, you got to explain this for me first of all. >> you play on two-man teams for about 45 seconds

from odenton, maryland, give it up for steve kaltenbaugh! what up?use] kno'dgeball. >> yep. >> steve, so-- kno'dgeball, you got to explain this for me first of all. >> you play on two-man teams for about 45 seconds to a minute, just throwing dodgeballs at each