them more than ample opportunity and you have to make sure you keep discipline going in the camp. all right, colonel, thank you for your time and your book just came out in paper book just came out in paper back. clayton: a plane in bali crashed into a lake, we ll show you how the passengers escaped alive. when it pours. no, when it rains, you get poor. the rain tax that s making quite a splash in one state. i want to know have you ever seen the rain i want to know have you ever seen the rain there s a reason no one says
clayton: it s part of a rain tax for home owners and businesses, any roof, driveway or patio, anything that prevents the rain from reaching the ground. dan, nice to see you this morning thanks for having me, guys. explain this for me. rain hits your roof and the government could tax you if it doesn t soak through the ground? how can they do this? we re laughing because it seems like a story on the onion not a major news channel. governor o mally, running for president quietly has run out a noncreative way to tax and this is the new creative way. they re going to tax the surface area of your property, that s quote, inpervious it s going to put them out of
one called the rein tax. molly henneberg explains. reporter: if you live in one of the nine largest counties in maryland and if your home has a roof or a driveway or any kind of impervious is surface get ready to pay what is called a rain tax starting in july. the jimmal protection agency told the states to reduce storm water runoff by 2017. to go on a pollution diet as the e about pa calls it. some opponents say the epa may not have the authority to set the new standards maryland a pushing ahead to try to meet the goal. the obama administration did not provide any federal funding for the project so maryland taxpayers have to foot the bill. hence the new rain tax which will cost the average homeowner another $50 to $200 a year and critics say businesses will be hit even harder. a large shopping center with a big shopping lot, the rain
cleanup, but has some residents feeling hosed. molly henneberg live from washington, molly? yes, megyn. i ve got so many things to say about your lead-in music and i ll go right into the report. if you live in one of the nine largest counties in maryland and if your home has a roof or a driveway or quote, impervious surface that doesn t absorb rainfall, get ready to pay what s called a rain tax starting in july. the environmental protection agency told the states to border the chesapeake bay to reduce storm runoff to go on a quote, pollution diet, as the epa calls it. some opponents say the epa may not have the ability to set the standards, maryland is trying to meet the goal. the obama administration did not provide funding so maryland taxpayers have to foot the bill, hence, the new rain tax which will cost the average home owner, 50 to $200 a year and
it raises questions about potential of attacks about systems that use computers, including planes. all of them are vulnerable. it is a question of how easy it is and the counter measures are. in this case, it appears there are reasonable counter measures but we still need more information. even if they found a way to alter the plane s course. the pilots could override by switching over the autopilot. three days left to file your taxes. now they have the weather. so-called rain tax could have folks paying when it pours . the dow came close to doing something it had never done. the stocks finished the best week this year . a knife wielding man loose on