our questions were met with silence today as we met face to face with tommy clack after trying to track him down for months. he is charged in more than a half dozen cases for acting as a contractor without a license. that's just the start. clack has been banned from business in two other states and brought his operation here where the maryland home improvement said he has victims. victims said clack showed up with extra materials and offered a discount but in the end bumped up the price by thousands with some paying as much as $30,000 for the work. >> i'm not ashamed. i'm not embarrassed. i'm just stunned at how we allowed this to happen. >> reporter: clack was supposed to enter a guilty plea in those anne arundel cases but prosecutors say he backed out at the last minute. now his cases are moving on to trial, although no date has been set. >>> several organizations, are asking baltimore's mayor to issue an executive order prohibiting racial profiling. they are urging the player to stand up for immigrants by prohibiting the baltimore city police department from racial profiling. they sa

. >>> tommy clacks a made headlines up and down the east coast for his role in a scheme that coveredo get answers and have the latest. >> reporter: we've gone to tommy clack's house again and again but haven't been able top find out his reasons for charging some marylanders $33,000

after dodging our questions for months, tommy clacks a no -- >> reporter: no comment from the man charged with acting as a contractor without a license. his customers claim he showed up out of the blue claiming he had extra materials. he bumped up the cost much later. >> when he present the bill, it was astounding. >> reporter: they paid $21,000 for a job that would normally cost $6,000. >> i could never be able to tell you how he got over on us. >> reporter: it covered three states. he was banned from business in both north and south carolina and moved his paving operation to maryland last spring. the state's home improvement commission said he's r least 14 victims from the eastern shore to howard county. prosecutors say he backed out at the last minute to the disappointment to those who were hoping to end the ordeal. >> he's smooth, very smooth. >> reporter: clack's cases have been forwarded on for trial. a date last not been set. it's not clear in the cases will be pulled together as one big case. joce sterman, abc2 news. >>> the corruption trial of former prince george's county's exec

tommy clack is charged with acting as a contractor without lap license. clack has been banned from business in two other states and clack was supposed to enter a guilty plea in anne arundel county but has backed out. >>> a community in pasadena is upset over a proposal to put hundreds of new homes or apartments along with the commercial development. a zoning change would allow developers to build a large commercial development and housing complex at the intersection of long him and mountain road. development would tear out 26 acres of woods along the long hill area road. neighbors in long him want their councilman to amend the zoning plan, but it has to be done by the 21st. >>> weather wise, things have changed today. the clouds have rolled. the showers have come. the winds have died. we're tracking light to moderate showers right up through havre de grace. temperatures have been running higher. a few spots falling into the purr 50s, lake glenwood. the rest of the evening low 60s. we'll call about cooler temps coming up. >>> now to the latest developments