shelton dutes has details for us. >> this entire settlement is worth $26 billion. that will be split among 49 states. the fact that maryland is getting $960 million of that is because we have had so many foreclosures. after serving two towards iraq, kevin about this, northeast baltimore in 2008. a couple of years later, he fell on hard times and could not make his mortgage payments. before he knew it, he was the victim of an illegal eviction. >> i was not serve any notice. >> he was still locked out of his home. >> he claims his paperwork was robosigned, where the bank sons of on documents without verifying information. -- signs off on document. the state attorney general was happy to announce that maryland will get almost a billion dollars in a multistate mortgage settlement with the country's biggest mortgage servicers. wells fargo, bank of america, j.p. morgan chase, and allied bank have agreed to the settlement in response to a nationwide investigation. this is just a first step, a little down payment for the havoc caused by the behavior of the banks. >> it is

shelton dutes is live in north baltimore with what could be in store for us overnight. >> that winter mix came and went today. it was a non-event for drivers because they were able to get around without a problem. state highway officials are concerned that at temperatures continued to drop overnight, road conditions could become icy and dangerous. >> we need some snow. we have not seen much of this year. i would like to see a little bit more snow. >> a little precipitation that did fall from the sky melted quickly and drivers did not have a hard time navigating the roads. as the temperature continues to drop overnight, state highway officials worry that some of the conditions could become icy and dangerous. >> what is the scariest thing about it? >> just trying not to hit other people are running over a curb. >> slipping and sliding into another car. >> the state highway administration does not want this to happen and they have been monitoring road conditions at the operations center in hanover syrian-controlled bridges and overpasses usually tend to freeze first, so officials are mak

shelton dutes is live at the scene. what is the latest there? >> we are set up to speed away from earth that accident happened. intelligence is -- we are set up just beat away from where that accident happened. hazmat crews are still trying to clean up all that think that spilled out onto the highway. kevin, what happened out here tonight? >> just before 9:00 p.m. tonight, a tractor-trailer traveling fell down on interstate i-95 overturn just north >> we understand a number of containers fell off the trailer and down onto interstate i-95 as well as 895. we have the marylanders part of transportation as well as our hazmat team on the scene trying to clean up an upright the tractor-trailer, as indicated. >> the hazmat task force perform some assessments of the printers' ink and learn is roughly 9% water, so it does not pose any health or environmental hazards for anyone. >> how about the driver of the truck? >> myers understanding is that the driver was taken into custody. whether or not charges will be imposed on him i do not know. >> we also hav

shelton dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the way officials communicate crimes and other informational over police radios has changed. codes were familiar sound of police scanners, but now maryland state police have replaced at the system with a simple common language system. they say it is an effort to reduce confusion over the radio. >> we need to have every agency on the same page so that common language can be used that any agency will understand what we are trying to say, and the general public. >> officials hope always jurisdictions in the state will adopt the new system. >> the feds have cleared a major hurdle for maryland to develop when our energy off the coast of ocean city. ken salazar announced in baltimore today that a federal review found no significant environmental problems with putting wind turbines 10 miles off the eastern shore. that now clears the way for the state to begin soliciting and leases. >> we now know which particular areas off of the atlantic the federal government is now fast tracking forward to offer for leases for development. that is a big deal. >> the gen

shelton dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the biggest leak of classified information, barbara burke class bradley manning. >> i liken it to having a drink with a friend at a bar. >> what he posted on facebook could land him in jail. what a court says he must now put on the popular website. >> remember that sex tape involving former presidential candidate john edwards and his mistress? we will tell you who had that tape now. >> a few thunderstorms possible here tomorrow. right now, temperatures are mild, 54 of the airport, 57 downtown. downtown. >> investigators are still trying to figure out what calls to helicopters to collide, killing seven marines last night. they were preparing for deployment. that area is used for training because the terrain is similar to the harsh conditions of afghanistan. >> marines are trained in a way that we want to fight. they are going to go out there in conduct that training as if they were in a combat zone. >> the names of the seven marines will not be released until family members have been notified. >> the men accused of leaking classified information to wikilea

shelton dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> after nearly a week of deliberations, the jury has done the inmate lee edward stevens guilty of first-degree murder. he was convicted in the stabbing death of corbeil david guion. he could become the first person sentenced to death under guidelines.first -- bu -- the stabbing death of corporal david guinn a homicide in northwest baltimore happened shortly before 11:00 on however for road. police said that out an adult male suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the victim has not been identified and there is no possible word of motive or suspects. >> mayor stephanie rawlings lake is defending the way she has used the city's skybox at m&t bank stadium after request reif -- after a request forced the guest list to become public. the city's docks which is owed by taxpayers -- the mayor demanded jack young give back his tickets. now the guest list for the box and the whole season is public, following a request we made it even before the flak over young's ticket. all are able to use the skybox, and it parking at n