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a few problems in owings mills. we have an accident at 795 and owings mills boulevard. there are some downed wires this morning. looking good on the west side. 56 traveling southbound on 95 out of the white marsh area. this is 795 at franklin boulevard. this is southbound traffic am looking heavier than we normally see at this hour in the owings mills area. this is the white marsh area. so far running smoothly. volume is building as you get closer to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a big boost for gay-rights activists. california's ban on same-sex marriage has been ruled unconstitutional. this upholds the ruling made by a federal judge in august of 2010. more fallout from the recent susan g. komen planned parenthood controversy. a vice president who supported cutting has resigned. she said komen should have stood by the decision. $600,000 was pulled in funding from a planned parenthood. it was restored days later after public backlash. >> if you're thinking you could cut some costs by buying a used car, the average price for it secondhand vehicle

congressional employees owe $10 million. in the treasury dept - home of the irs - owe $9 million. more than $800,000 is owed by people who work directly for the president. their taxes is as bad as cops who break the law, firemen who commit ason and docttrs who vvolate the hippocratic oath. but i will say this in defense. our tax code is too complicated. t's about 70,000 pages lonn. and it and lost productivity to costs - figure oot how much we owe. tax reeurns should be on a 3x5 carr. everyone should pay something. and federal employees shouldn't be tax deadbeats. for more on this story visit ehind the headlines dot net. and follow us twitter and facebook. i'm mark hyman. ñññó change maryland's law... on &pfox 5 news at 5:30.3 3 3 3 3

the initial tree of life as is handmade it donated by an ows supporter. occupier of new york native michael rodriguez was often found under the tree. april the second altar and both he and brenda butler another member of the consciousness group with after its upkeep for most of the days it was it. rodriguez and butler were referred to as the guardians. it was around this alter the members the public and the occupy wall street group including mad mob occupy yoga of the interdependence project and other groups organized to maintain 58 days of continuous prayer twice daily meditation music interface practices worship and community discussion. occupiers and visitors alike contributed a myriad of objects to the altar, stage, flowers, candles, hindu deities, decorations, peace signs, crucifixes, groceries, rose petals, stones, feathers, shells, crystals, incense, figurines, photos of spiritual teachers, signs and robert. in the daily life of occupy wall street it offered a refuge from crowds and chaos a place for occupiers to pause and reflect on their prioriti

if they still owe on a second mortgage, they could get up to $100,000 off the urn paid balances. you -- unpaid balances. bank of america, wells fargo, chase, and ally. mortgages owned by the government's financing agencies are not covered under the deal. that excludes about half of the nation's mortgages. >> the banks were reluctant to do principle reductions. fanny and freddy still don't. >> one alternative to foreclosure is a short sale. and as dan tells us, some banks are encouraging homeowners are encouraging short sales by offering them cash. >> reporter: you can't make the payments. you face foreclosure. then you get this letter in the mail from your lender that says "the short sale of your home will mean that you owe nothing more, and you will receive $30,000 to make a fresh start." >> even though this sounds too good to be true, it's real. >> reporter: peter harris says some lenders are using cash incentives ranging from $6,000 to as much as $30,000 to encourage underwater homeowners to make a short sale. in many cases, it's in the bank's interest to avoid foreclosure. >>

that's what we owe. we owe a level playing field. we owe opportunity. you know. >> bill: let's get specific. all of that is good in theory. let's -- the complication is this: most poverty is driven by personal circumstances. i said it on this broadcast last night. that means derelict parents. this is a cause you are deeply involved with. fathers who leave their children and their families. mothers who get four, five illegitimate children before they are 23 years old. okay. this is what drives poverty. where the children born into those circumstances don't have role models, don't have resources. are way behind the other kids and almost doomed to what you call subsistence existence. what do we owe those children? do we owe, to give them housing, food, clothing, because they have been born into this terrible circumstance? >> back up to their birth. first, i have been a big promoter of what i call geraldo's law. i want a father's name on every birth certificate in this country. very, very specific proposal. it's not an unfunded mandate. it costs nothing. i

but we also get it back into americans' pockets if we owe it back to them. >> reporter: who's leaving this money on the table? the irs says mostly low-wage earners, like waiters and waitresses, freelancers and the working poor. people who don't make enough money to owe any taxes, but every week their employer still deducts cash from their check. the average unclaimed refund? more than $600. if they file now, before april 17th, they will get all that money back. if they don't, what's left behind goes back into the u.s. treasury. is there any reason i shouldn't go after it? >> no. there's no reason you shouldn't go after it. there's no legal issues and no other issues. >> reporter: tax accountants say the irs uses these refund alerts to lure nonfilers into the system. you may not owe this year, but some time in the future, you probably will. >> we think of this as a long-term game. and make sure that the tax system is run fair. year in and year out. we do what's right. >> reporter: and don't worry. if you claim your share of the billion and file now, three years late, it's only a crime

east bay valleys you're into low 6 ows. around the bay, temperatures mid-50s low 6 ows, 56 in monterey. 60 in watsonville. there is early morning drizzle, seasonal and president's day now dry, another change, tuesday warm up begins and look at the temperatures, i'm not joking here, low to mid-70s showing up around the bay and inland. wednesday and thursday. and then, just a slight bit cooler friday. and spring is coming up early. >> and people are well aware of this. >> absolutely. tree pollens coming up. mold coming up. >> right. >> and this is great weather. >> right. >> thank you. >> and coming up next, finney's friday free stuff with a treat for skin and something to eat. >> stay tuned for that. and new at 6:00 a north bay park reopens of a two and a half month budget closure, turns out trouble wasn't worth the money saved. that is at 6:00. we'll be right back here. c >>> weekend is here, so is finney's friday free stuff. >> we're looking forward to it. >> going to make you less hungry? or more -- food food? >> more gra

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they failed to pay 1.5 million dollars it owed to the city. >>> breaking news, pittsburgh area, live pictures of the fire at the mystic mountain ski lodge. investigators say a worker in side the lodge made the first call around 8:00 last night, that fire is still burning. at the peak, 150 firefighters on the scene as well as pennsylvania state police and medics, one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation, no word on the cause. >>> hollywood video maybe closed but can they still collect their overdue fees. >> why the better business burreau says before you write the check, make sure you owe them money. >>> welcome back. they went out of business months ago but the late fees from movies rentedded from hollywood, they are coming in. joce sterman has more on the letters that may end up in your mailbox. >> no happy ending for hollywood video, they filed for bankruptcy two years ago but efforts to collect debt live on, thanks to late fees they are allowed to collect. >> these were fees that people owed to hollywood, and could total about $240 million. >> reporter: an ge with the bett

, chase, and bank gmac or wells fargo could be able to refinance the loans, or have the amount they owe reduced. >>> they just sounded just exhausted by the process, so the fact there was somebody there that could help them, having a counselor gave them hope that, you know, they may not have to go about this themselves. >> do you see anybody not busy? you can reach the attorney general's office hotline, here at the number. 40 '04 10-576 -- those forced in the foreclosure by the banks in the last tree years, you may be eligible for up to $2000. >>> here's the latest on the future of our grand prix of baltimore, we should know within 48 hours who will put their foot on the pedal. the mayor is expected to negotiate a contract. it's believed to be a local group. the previous contract was terminated after the first year because the group failed to pay the city $1.5 million. >>> and mayor walling brake held her third state of city address, and we herd her goal of adding 10,000 families to a population. she said that in her inauguration, but today she told us about getting enough funds to put

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you may also want to take a look at owings mills boulevard.could be a possible good alternate route for you there. and the drive coming in from bel air this morning. 95 from mountain road. here's a live look at 695 and baltimore national pike. we're good to go on the beltway that is from the northwest expressway to 95. >>> a piece of baltimore's history heading to the auction block. how much it could cost to you own the renovated baltimore firehouse. >>> a new book from a writer claiming to have had an affair with a past president. where you can pick up your copy today when "good morning maryland" continues. and here's a look at statue constitute of liberty. they have major construction going on. >> they sure do. it will reopen in 2013. we'll be right back. what do you get when you combine the home depot with this weekend? the cure for cabin fever. because with... get-it-done savings on everything we need... ...we can turn this weekend into a fresh floor... ...or an updated bathroom... ...or a brand new look. so let's hit those orange aisles -

was consumption that our wholesale customers will repay us about $50 million for the amount that they owetail customers for capital cost recovery. you might remember that under our old contract with wholesale customers that there was an amount of money that was estimated that the wholesale customers owed to the resale customers for previous capital work, and at that time, that was estimated to be about $400 million. as of the end of the current fiscal year, the balance of that amount was about $370 million. what we are assuming here is that with wholesale customers beginning to look at this refunding opportunity due to the low interest-rate environment, we are anticipating that they actually will prepay a portion of that amount that is owed to the retail customers, and that prepayment will occur in fiscal 2015. that solves the other half of the issue in terms of the rate change. >> when will we know that? ç>> the conversations with the wholesale customers there, financial advisor, as well as our folks and our bond counsels is just beginning. so we will keep you posted on how those conver

service employees owe $270 million.ratic oath. but i will say this in defense. our tax code is too complicated. it's bbut 70,000 pages long. and itt costs billions in direct costs anddloss productivity to figure out how much we owe. tax returns should be on a 3x5 card. everyone should pay something. and federal employees shouldn't be tax deadbeats. for more on this story visit behind the headlines dot net. and follow us twitter and facebook. i'm mark hymmn. the lights werfe onnat the the terps were looking to d reverse a recent trend... heading into ttnight, they had lost 6 of their last 8...but they knew they had a real chance against boston college... college... terrell stoglin gets off to blazing start....just sttrts paining thrres...one after another...stoglin 5-for-7 from 3 point land in the first half...terps in cruise control early on....up 15...sean mosley pokes it free...james paddett feeds nick faust for the reverse layup...the city college grad puts maryland in front by 17....then the defense steps up...alex

wgn news @ 9 how can you defend the fact that you owe the money? >> think will get a tax refund from state of illinois this year? not so fast collecting a share first unpaid tickets to false burglar alarms. top story. what makes this possible? explaining chicago and new moneymaker >> major win for the city that can use what right about now bottom line if you owe money to chicago there will collect >> you cannot how can you defend that the fact that you owe the money? >> the way the state and the city can partner the obligations are paid. >> partnering in december spring guilty of the city the green light to dip into state income tax returns of people and businesses who owe and the city is poised to do just that. leveling the playing field does not tilt in favor of those who cheat other taxpayers >> tough to argue it deadbeats at the end of the line ignored multiple warnings and attempts at collection for red light and parking tickets building code violations and leaving law- abiding citizens holding the bag. at a time the city is deeply in debt. >>

there is a new guide to help you report what you owe. i've post that had link and right now, people are stampeding to get to that to pay that. >> that is right. >> thank you. >> and if you're like me you're very disappointed in how awful this weather is. >> what? >> and there is gorgeous weather and you're joking. >> i know, it's unbelievable. >> allergies coming out for people. there is a lot of sunshine today. seasons are confused so allergy seasons starting early. high definition sutro camera, you can see the sun is and there is a perfect day today. >> i temperatures 66 degrees and peggy writes it was marvelous, michael says so beautiful today i forgot what season we were in. well, i'll remind you. winter, heading into tomorrow night, we're looking at rain again, highs 70 degrees in santa rosa and napa. 68 in san rafael. gorgeous out there. 67 in antioch and fairfield. close to 70 in clover dale. low 60s in san francisco and half moon bay. tomorrow, temperatures coming down just a little bit. there is temperatures into 50s and 60s, he

a head-on crash in owings mills killed two people tonight. mcdonogh road between-- between painters mill and winands is shut down because of the crash, a car traveling on mcdonogh road crossed over the center turn lane into oncoming traffic. the car collided head-on with another vehicle and then struck a third car. both drivers died at the scene. the driver in the third vehicle we're told was not seriously hurt. >>> domestic violence is not just a problem in the home. it's something that can spill over into your workplace. that's why some lawmakers in annapolis want to have unemployment benefits available to those victims. abc2's don harrison explains. >> reporter: lieutenant governor brown testified before the senate committee in support of unemployment benefits made to employees who may not feel safe at work because of domestic violence issues. let me say at the outset -- it's an issue that hits home to the lieutenant governor. his cousin was hit by an estranged boyfriend. >> when we encourage or at least support victims of domestic violenc

. >> owe our kids don't have counselors they need. we don't have school nurses or libraries or librarians. there is an array of things that need to be restored. >> governor brown is funding a tax initiative but opponents say it won't raise as much money and they say wealthy people may more than their fair share. >>> a liquor store is unsafe after the facade came crashing down this morning on 137b8gth avenue and there is firefighters roped off the area and neighbors share concerns. >> i'm still worried bit. i can see that came douchblt i wonder how much more might, still. >> there are residents in the back of the building did not have to be evacuated. >> a man is breaking into gym lockers and ripping off people. this plis want to catch this man, described as a black male with a light complexion. and weighing about 300 pounds. they say he wears a cabby style hat. he steals items out of lockers so far, hitting gyms in walnut creek, vacaville and fullerton. >> well, coming up tonight more proof anything you post on the internet never go a

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biggest banks to right the wrongs of the foreclosure crisis. >> they'll reduce loans for families who owe more on their homes than they are worth and deliver some measure of justice to for families that are victims of abusive practices. >> reporter: under the deal of 4 million families closed on this year, 750,000 could qualify for payments as much as $2,000. tim and his wife and son lost this home a year and a half ago after he lost his job, and his wife lost her business. he may qualify for a check. >> i think it's a token amount. the whole settlement is a sham and an insult to homeowners like myself. >> reporter: most of the settlement money would go to reduce loan balances for about 1 million families who are delinquent on payments and owe more than their homes are worth. some families under water but current on payments could also be helped, allowed to refinance at lower rates. the deal would help only a fraction of the 11 million homeowners now under water. no one whose loan is held by fannie mae or freddie mac. many consumer groups are supportive. >> i think this had the potential

you could be getting $20,000 relief on the principle you owe. christine romans is here to tell us more. >> they are still negotiating. we were told they were still negotiating also a night. the details are forthcoming, but we know more states are on board, it's a much bigger settlement. it could be worth up to $30 billion, and that this is meant to help 1 million underwater homeowners, people who owe more on their house than the shows worth. california, new york, florida said to be on board. here are the banks who would be ponying up. the biggest names, bank of america, wells fargo, jpmorgan chase, citigroup and ally financial. not only would there be relief for those million homeowners who are underwater to the tune of $20,000 in principle, there could be cash payments to borrowers who were in foreclosure between september 2008 and december 2011, $1500 to $2,000 each. still working out details on that. if you're in the foreclosure process right now, one of the goals is to amp up the accountability of the banks and servicers, to make them accoun

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people he's going to be talking to where they are in this boat, terrible housing issue where what they owe on the house doesn't match the value of the house. is this an escape hatch for these people, is it going to be temporary, long-term opportunity, i think his biggest key is going to be communicating, getting people to understand exactly what their opportunity is here of the. >> understanding what it is is really important, but what's the reality of being able to get this for all these people out there who are under water? >> well, the reality is the private sector going to do this or is the government going to come up a program? administration fees are no fun to anybody. what does it mean in the long-term, how long is it going to last and how long can you go out on your mortgage where your house -- you owe more on your house than you actually have a value in it, and is there going to be capital put down? there's a lot of things that need to be explained here. can you refinance and go to a no program with zero money down and absolutely no fees, it's a real question mark, i'm anxious to

she says she legitimately owed $1800. >> that's crazy. i can't even get my back money but they've taken all the money but they don't care about us, the little people out here. they really don't care. >> reporter: she worked in property management for years and says she's anxious to find another job but having government workers steal unemployment money while she has to fight bush rock crazy in order to -- bureaucracy in order to get the benefits she earned simply makes her angry. about 90 district workers have been put on leave, a pay lewd to being fired, -- prelude to being fired but that leave is paid leave. >>> the murder of an -- a third suspect for the murder of an alexandria activist has been arrested. tyrone lewis helped murder layer ris. he's the man photographed using harris atm card just hours after harris disappeared last year. robbery was the motive for the crime. lewis was already behind bars on an unrelated car theft charge. the announcement of the third arrest comes the same day as harris' funeral. they're still looking for