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EVIDENCE, NEW AT SIX :00. DAVID COLLINS, WBAL-TV 11 NEWS. BALTIMOREamp;#39;S MAYOR TOOK ON ONE OF THE HOT POTATO QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CONTROVERSIAL RED LINE PROJECT. WILL CITY TAXPAYERS HAVE TO PAY MORE TO FUND IT? JAYNE MILLER IS LIVE IN THE STUDIO WITH MORE ON THAT. THE COST OF THE PROPOSED PUBLIC TRANSIT PROJECT HAS BEEN SOMETHING OF A MOVING TARGET, CLIMBING FROM $1.6 BILLION A FEW YEARS AGO TO 2.6 BILLION DOLLARS CURRENTLY. TO GET FEDERAL APPROVAL, THE PROJECTS STATE PLANNER WANTS TO REDUCE THE FEDERAL SHARE AND ADDED ONTO THE LOCAL SHARE. $1.2 BILLION IS TO COME FROM THE STATE TRANSPORTATION FUND. $900 MILLION IS TO COME FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. $275 MILLION IS TO COME FROM A YET UNNAMED PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP. 200 $50 MILLION IS TO COME FROM BALTIMORE CITY AND BALTIMORE COUNTY. THE CITYamp;#39;S SHARE OF THAT IS $200 MILLION. WHERE DOES THAT MONEY COME FROM? THE MAYOR SAID TODAY SOME OF IT WILL BE FROM IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS SUCH AS PROPERTY PERMITS TO BUILD THE LINE, BU