of getting through this and beating this are much, much better than the odds i had of beating anthony brown to become the 62nd governor of maryland. [ applause ] >> over the coming months i'll be receiving multiple very aggressive chemotherapy treatments. most likely i'm going to lose my hair. you won't have these beautiful gray locks. i may trim down a little bit, but i wouldn't stop working to change maryland for the better. >> reporter: better.. >> he told us he'll be here working every day, lieutenant boyd rutherford. if the governor has to step away a little while, boiled rutherford can certainly take -- boyd rutherford can certainly take on the responsibility. it's sad that our friend is going through this, so let's come together and keep him in our prayers. >> reporter: in the hours before the announcement today the governor had bone marrow taken from his body. treatments are scheduled to start as soon as possible. in annapolis scott broom, wusa9. >> there are more than 60 different kinds of non- hodgkin's lymphomas and we spoke with a doctor today who said even the aggressive ones c

of getting through this and beating this are much, much better than the odds i had of beating anthony brown to become the 62nd governor of maryland. >> reporter: hogan will undergo an 18 week chemotherapy treatment and expects to miss a few days of work every three to four weeks. at the end of 18 weeks his doctors expect him to be cancer free. >> they all tell me it's going to beat the hell out of me. >> some patients work reasonably well and some patients are somewhat debilitated by it. >> reporter: the governor will lean on his cabinet and lieutenant governor rutherford whenever needed. >> intellectually he'll function normally. >> reporter: but it seems the entire state of maryland regardless of politics is standing by the governor. >> those of us at the local and state level will work with him and his staff to keep the government running while he's going through what he needs to do to get better. that's the a man thing. we want -- main thing. we want him to focus on getting better. >> governor hockey ann said the cancer is -- hogan said the cancer is at least stage 3, if not 4. >> as ru

odds of getting through this and beating this are much much better than the odds i had of beating anthony brown to become the 62nd governor of maryland. [applause] the odds are better than finally doing away with the rain tax mandate. the odds are better than delivering tax relief for the families of maryland. better than the odds of passing a budget that doesn't include tax hikes and reins in state spending. better than the odds of negotiating enhanced macm.t. regulation with the agricultural community and the environmental community that helped save the banks. better than the odds of reducing polls for the first anytime 50 years -- first time in 50 years. definitely better than the odds of actually having the "baltimore sun" name he as marylander of the year. this latest challenge will require my attention and focus, while balancing the demands of being the best public servant i can be. fortunately, i'm blessed with an incredible family. loving spouse with three wonderful daughters and a strong extended family. incredible number of devoted friends. i'm also fortunate to have a good friend and

even hogan's opponent in the election also tweeted well wishes, democrat anthony brown says wishing larry hogan strength and a swift recovery as he fights a terrible disease. you and your family will be in my prayers. prince george's executive rushern baker said larry hogan is a fighter and will beat cancer. the county will cheer him all the way to victory. i expect this is the beginning of a long night of people just expressing their reaction and support from the governor. bear going to bring that you reaction throughout the night. >> chris laurence, stay with news4 for continuing coverage of governor hogan's cancer announcement today. we will have much more coverage in our next half hour. >>> now to a bizarre investigation in virginia a man who had just celebrated his birthday found dead in his bed from a stray bullet. >> and as police in fredericksburg are trying to figure out who killed da sean dorsey. >> reporter: da sean dorsey gathered with friends friday night at this apartment in the fall hill complex to celebrate his 25th birthday, but the father of two had to work the next morn

who attended city college of san francisco goes 20th overall to the toronto raptors stanford's anthony brown the 2nd round th34 th overall pick to the l.a. lakers steph curry visited young basket-ball players at his today some camp attendants got to go one-on-one with the reigning m- v-p and learn some fundamentals from the all-star curry also brought out the larry o'brien championship trophy for the campers over 150 9 - to - 16 year olds are attending this year's camp this camp is part of the warriors basketball camps that host 30-thousand kids across california it looks like he's to wrest more during the tournament than now that he's one--rest >> pam :good night everybody see you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> donald trump, beauty pageant fallout. the big tv network saying adios to the miss usa pageant. >> they want me to stop telling the fact. >> and the shocking new poll. he's number two. then, whitney houston's daughter bobbi kristina. are these her final days? >> the expectation is that they're not going to live for more than six months. >> dukes of hazard controversy. the legendary tv car. under fire fo

of getting through this and beating this are much, much better than the odds i had of beating anthony brown to become the 62nd governor of maryland. [ applause ] over the coming months i'll be receiving multiple very aggressive chemotherapy treatments. most likely i'm going to lose my hair. i won't have these beautiful gray locks. i may trim down a little bit, but i won't stop working to change maryland for the better. i'll be working hard and making the decisions that the people of this state elected me to make. >> he told us today that he'll be here working every day. lieutenant governor boyd rutherford is his right hand man. he's an exceptional individual. if the governor has to step away for a little while, boyd rutherford can certainly take on the responsibility. it's sad our friend is going through this. let's come together and keep him in our prayers. >> reporter: that's house of delegate minority leader nick kepke expressing the sentiments of almost everyone here at the statehouse. the governor will continue working through this and his staff and cabinet will work through this as we

hogan just marked five months in office after a surprising win over former lieutenant governor anthony brown last november a republican governor in a heavy democratic state. as soon as governor hogan steps to the podium, you will hear his comments live right here. pat and chris? >>> first at 4:00, a young virginia man found dead in his bed hours after his birthday. >> yeah, police think it may have been a random bullet and neighbors fear officers missed a chance to save his life. >> the 25-year-old was discovered dead early saturday morning at the fall hill apartments on graystone court in fredericksburg. >> reporter: fredericksburg police responded to a call of shots fired 4:30 saturday morning much they found this bullet hole and this bullet hole. but it wasn't for several hours later that they discovered that the man sleeping behind this wall was dead. the victim had been celebrating his 21st birthday with his friends on friday night. police say he had gone to bed and was asleep when the shots were fired through the wall around 4:30 saturday morning. other residents in that apartment buil

experts have mentioned sanford guard anthony brown as a possibility. the minnesota timber wolves have the number-one pick followed by the los angeles lakers. let's see how that goes. >>> maybe the warriors don't need to look far for a new player. this is steph curry's wife. she can hit a 3-pointer, too. she wrote, "nine months pregnant. can still knock em down. >> wow. >>> fans got an up-close look at the championship trophy yesterday. it was on display at the center in san francisco. that's where the san francisco travel association held its annual lunch. no word on the warriors when they will take the trophy out on the road for a public tour. >> looking pretty smooth there. >> nine months. >> nine months pregnant. >>> coming up, will you drink purified water from the toilet? . >> i don't think so. >> up next, what people around the bay area are saying about that and other water-saving measures during this drought. >> highway 24 westbound. you can see traffic is moving along well getting up to the tunnel. we'll tell you a little more about that straig

of getting through this and beating this are much, much better than the odds i had of beating anthony brown. >> that's the thing about these cancers is that they don't discriminate. >> this maryland resident is a 16-year survivor of a similar kind of cancer. she chemo is hard very hard. but she says this type of cancer can be beaten. >> and to just know, like he's known in every other endeavor and every other fight and every other competition or battle, that he is going to win it. he has to know that and believe that and he's got to speak that to his body. >> so governor hogan also announced today that he will announce a brutal four day course of chemotherapy at an area hospital followed by six rounds of chemo over an 18-week period. he said he has every intention of working during this process. live in bowie maryland, abc 7 news. >> we certainly wish him well. thanks, jay. we're on storm watch tonight with more heat and humidity tomorrow. there is a chance for more severe weather. abc 7 meteorologist steve rudin joining us now with the full-timeline. i hope it is nothing like saturday nigh

and he's said my odds are better than odds of beating anthony brown approximate, meaning his democraticenger who was expected to win the race. >> this is a tough canc tore beat and if he is under the right care, and there is a lot of new research tools and hopefully something good will come out of this. >> he is expecting to lose his hair and bounds. the number of american adults that are obese are higher than those who are merely over weight. general mills will remove the artificial flavors from the seroles. this is al marketing. and cereal is serole and not good for you. i laugh because we are controlled. and i am guilty of it. we are controlled by the american marketing system you know. colors and pictures and boxes and this and the other. for a lot of americans, they take cereal as dinner. what did you have for dinner. a boefl serole. we'll have al of the problems of a besity that keep on growing and people in the 50 try to lose weight. this is an important message for younger kids. and obesitty is common than being over weight. that is fright eping. big portions and processed foods

of getting through this and beating this are much, much better than the odds i had of beating anthony brown. [laughter] [laughter] >> he had a sense of humor. that is what he displayed. tremendous strength and humor and a reto beat the dancer. what happens now? he is going to start very aggressive chemotherapy treatments almost immediately. he will be checking in to a hospital and says for a period of four days. he said he will be bombarded with chemo to the point of on the edge of survivability but they say it is the way to go. then he will have periodic treatments for if next 18 months. he says he will lose his hair and there will be good days and bad days and he will work as the governor through the process. but says there will be days where he is just not up to press conferences and meetings and things like that. we will have much more on this stunning breaking news coming up at 6:00. in annapolis, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. at the same time that governor hogan held a press conference south carolina governor kevin nikki haley discussed the future of the confederate flag tha

anthony brown goes to the lakers pick number 24. brown is from southern california. i watched him play throughout his stanford career. great three point shooter. good defensive player. nice pick up for l. a. the third stanford draft pick in the last two seasons. >>> all right don't look now but the a's are making strides in the al west. coming up, why today's win was a minor milestone. and what the giants did that they hasn't done since 1960. >>> one year ago today, tim lincecum no hit the padres. this afternoon the padres got lots of hits but the giants got more and they scored runs in bunches. a wild one at at&t. plenty of offense. already 1-0 in the first. tripled home joe panic. belt has two triples. the giants had four. first time they've done that in a game since 1950. willie mays had three of them that day by the way. they went up 5-2. the giants put it away in the bottom of the eighth. >>> the a's alive and kicking. they're playing great baseball. that looked a lot better at 6:00 when i was hungry. 3-3 game after this knock from sam foles scores sombres and l

draft experts have mentioned sanford guard anthony brown as a possibility.r wolves have the number-one pick, by the way, followed by the los angeles lakeers. >>> but take a look at this. the warriors don't need to look far for a new player. this is steph curry's wife, aisha. she hit the 3-pointer just like steph. no problem, no problem. she posted this video on instagram. she wrote, nine month pregnant. can still knock them down." . >>> some fans got a look at the trophy yesterday. it was on display at the musconi center. . >>> time now 5:56. 56. it may be your last chance to see him in the bay area. he's a native of valeo. he announced earlier this year he's retiring from full-time racing. jeff gore don has had a very impressive record in sonoma. seventeen top ten finishes and 22 starts and 5 wins. he says, along with the race fans issues he'll have a lot of family members and friends cheering him on. >> it's going to be an emotional day and weekend for me, because as i get -- go through it, i know i'm going to be thinking more about, this is the last time

of getting through this and beating this are much, much better than the odds i had of beating anthony brown to become the 62nd governor of maryland. [ applause ] over the coming months i'll be receiving multiple very aggressive chemotherapy treatments. most likely i'm going to lose my hair. i won't have these beautiful gray locks. i may trim down a little bit, but i won't stop working to change maryland for the better. i'll be working hard and making the decisions that the people of this state elected me to make. >> he told us today that he'll be here working every day. lieutenant governor boyd

county state's attorney office showed support by saying they're praying for a speedy recovery and anthony brown said he and his family will be in their prayers. the announcement comes five months after he took office. >>> and metro has to answer about the underground emergency and let's go live to megan mcgrath. megan? >> reporter: well eun, metro is under the microscope for the mex couple of days as the ntsb begins a two-day hearing into the smoke incident at l'enfant plaza. they'll ask questions about metro's infrastructure and the conditions leading to the electrical arcing that caused the smoke in that underground tunnel. they will look at the emergency response and the evacuation. there's been a lot of criticism about how long it took to get people out of that tunnel and to safety. so two-day hearing gets underway at 9:00 this morning. back to you in the studio. >>> 4 things to know on this tuesday morning. all eyes on south carolina where today the legislature could decide to stay in session next week. that would give them time to debate whether to remove the confederate flag from the sta

of getting through this and beating this are much, much better than the odds i had of beating anthony brownome the 62nd governor of maryland. >> the republican governor remaining optimistic about his prognosis. doctors actually wanted him to wait before telling everyone and going public with his diagnosis, but as his style, he went ahead and spoke very candidly and frankly with his family members by his side. he even took questions from reporters as well. doctors tell us 70% of patients live cancer free five years after similar diagnoses. in the newsroom, delia goncalves, wusa9. [ no audio ] >>> today is the last day the school system had to add school days because of this winter's inclement weather. finally getting out. >> one more day, guys. almost there. >>> how about a couple of free concert tickets. enter our text to win campaign and you can win two tickets to see luke bryan on his hit the dust up tour. text the words "luke bryan" to 25543 for your chance to win. >> it's going to be our hottest day of the season. we'll see 98. our record is 96. we'll track the severe thunderstorms expe

and anthony brown said hogan and his family will be in his prayers.baltimore's mayor also sent her support through twitter. the announcement comes five months after he entered office. >>> today we could see a final vote on a bill that would require paid sick leave in montgomery county. the earned sick and safe leave bill requires businesses in the county to provide employees the opportunity to earn up to seven paid sick days a year. workers could be allowed safe time to handle legal services for domestic violence, victim services and for counseling. for 11:00 this morning. should be happening at the montgomery county council building that's in rockville. >>> charles severance will have one trial to defend himself against three different murder charges. he is charged with killing three people in alexandria over the course of ten years. yesterday, a judge denied a motion to split the cases up. even though it was his lawyers who wanted separate trials. severance's trial starts this october. >>> the man accused of beating a metro passenger may soon accept

he was sworn into office in january after an upset victory over democrat anthony brown.ernor will be standing in for hogan. we wish him well. bill: polling by the "wall street journal" shows hillary clinton with a big lead over our rivals. rich how are you is head of national review. it's over, right? >> we are calling it today. next president of the united states is hillary clinton. bill: when asked which would better prepare hillary clinton for the general election. 62% say a challenging primary. here is leon chafe he saying the metric system has a shot. >> i always thought secretary clinton was not the inevitable nominee. i always thought the numbers would change. >> it looks like she could be in a dog fight in new hampshire. you have national polls that show her killing them by 70 point. in new hampshire it's 10 or so. bill: what are they saying inside her campaign? >> from what i understand they don't think she is an inevitable candidate. he's from vermont. people didn't know who he was six months ago. even democrats didn't know who he was. people will be curious. w

anthony. >>> governor jerry brown's new water restrictions take effect tomorrow. the ambitious plan calling for 25% reduction by 2013 levels. they'd like to get to that place. experts say reaching this goal could be easy once people learn where they're wasting water and how to better conserve. according to the epa, nearly 27% of household water is consumed by toilets. followed by washing machines showers, faucets and leaks. swapping out for an older toilet and getting a new one could actually shave $100 off your annual water bill. and use 60% less water. upgrades though they have a price tag of their own. >>> also starting tomorrow minimum wage increases for workers in emoryville. they voted to raise the minimum wage to 12 toin $25 last week. this applies to employees at small businesses which is defined as 55 or fewer workers. incremental increases are built into the plan. by 2018 the workers will earn $15 per hour. businesses with more than 55 employees must pay their workers $14.44 starting in july. >>> happening now, a seven-day bike ride down the california c

anthony is 5'6", 100 pounds seen wearing an orange shirt and brown shorts.our feet call wearing a blue shirt and blue shorts. elvis wearing a green shirt and blue jeans. they may be in a silver honda odyssey license 3aj-7515. mario chavez, not sure of his relationship with the kids. if you see the kids or the car, maryland state police want to hear from you. >>> a man bitten by a shark is recovering in virginia beach. the 47-year-old taken to the hospital. he was bitten several times in the back by sharks. another man was attacked near hilton head, south carolina. both expected to be okay. >>> a good day to stick around the house. >> rain throughout the entire day. it's going to be soggy from start to finish. the afternoon to evening hours we are tracking heavy rain. concern for flash flooding and thunderstorms later. that comes with strong gusty winds. >> do you know which areas are going to be hardest hit? >> everybody. if you are listening and watching us be weather ready. >> you are going to update the app. >> absolutely. >> that does it for us. we are g

brown was stabbed to death. police think her estranged boyfriend and ex-convict michael anthony eitel did it. >> i'd watch everything around here. >> reporter: brown had a recent restraining order against eitel, one neighbors were aware of especially when cops and a medevac chopper landed nearby last night. brown was bleeding in her driveway. >> i realized something serious must have really happened over there because the police haven't patrolled the area lately a real lot. they'd been plucked in the area for an extended amount of time. >> she was very caring and funny and really hilarious. >> reporter: eitel, wret yet to be caught is charged with first-degree murder in brown's death. today her family being comforted by police asked for privacy. renee smiley will cherish the happy moments, her friend'slaughter and smile. she rushed to the hospital last night but it was too late. >> i wanted to be there to say good-bye. i'm going to miss her a lot. it won't be the same around here. >> reporter: now, friends tell me carole brown would have celebrated her 40th birthday this weekend. two days from now on saturday. and t

. >> reporter: brown a physical born rapper sponsors the event along with anthony williams who took the stage way message about the trapped tragedy in charleston. >> families in south carolina murdered by a man of hatred. today is our about hatred. >> he finds a connection between the murders in south carolina and the violence they are trying to combat here today. that is the issue of stereo types. one's witnesses inside of that charleston church were used as a motive for the killingings by accused gunman dylann roof. >> african-american rape pill itch rob our answer to that is we come out in peace. >> calls the event the most thank you in the city because the young adults dealing with the violence are the same ones out here working, to break the cycle. >> this is an unfortunate situation. i got to worry about what's going on. in my community though. southwest philadelphia. >> as americans, need to understand that race is still an issue. it is an issue. we need to stop pretending like you know an event or a moment can stop the complexity of it. >> reporter: southwest philadelphia alexan

. >> brown: the facts of this case. >> anthony after his wife left him taking their two children andt his job he started putting on his facebook site some very violent vicious posts about how he would kill her, how he would shoot up the kindergarten class, how he would kill an f.b.i. agents who came to investigate the wife's concerns about the facebook post. he was prosecuted and convicted under a federal law that makes it a crime to transmitt a communication in interstate or foreign commerce that threatens bodily injury or harm to another. he served three years in prison. he appealed his conviction arguing one, that what he said on facebook was really cathartic in the nature of rap lyrics protected by the first amendment and importantly, the lower court gave -- used the wrong standard to convict him. the lower court said all the prosecution had to show is a reasonable person viewing the facebook post would perceive them as actual threats. >> brown: and today the court looking at that statute said that was the wrong standard. >> yes. >> brown: it said they actually have to show this

brown who joins us with the details. i have danny cevallos stand big live. first to the man named anthony elonis, sentenced to 44 months for post something extremely serious threats on facebook, and today he's vindicated. explain what happened? >> absolutely. the high court ruling in an 8-1 opinion, ruling in favor of this pennsylvania man who had been convicted after he posted violent messages on his facebook page. one of the messages concerning his estranged wife said one way to love you a thousand ways to kill you. another one of the messages says that there were enough elementary schools in a ten-mile radius to initiate the most heinous school shooting ever. elonis and his lawyer argued he was blowing off steam, that these were rap lyrics but a jury in pennsylvania convicted him under a federal statute based on how a reasonable person would perceive those statements as a threat. however, the high court today saying that standard is too low. what should matter here is recklessness, whether a person should know this would be perceived as a threat, or whether the person intended the stat

anthony carter of georgia and 30-year-old james matthews of virginia. >>> this morning a 27-year-old man is in jail, accused of murder in frederick, maryland. children watched as 22-year-old brandon brownhot and killed. wiles is charged with first degree murder in connection to the shooting. at this point police have not said what the motive for the attack was. >>> supply isn't meeting demand when it comes to crab season in maryland. low crab populations in the chesapeake bay means some restaurants haven't been able to add crabs to their menu. experts say it is still not enough to meet the demand for the state's delicacy. >>> the final editions of the local gazette newspaper will be published later this week. the three week liz have been around for decades. staffers were told the papers were going out of business last friday. we are talking about 70 jobs will be lost, consequently. the papers were sold to the washington post company back in 1992. >>> this week's winners will get four tickets to six flags america. >> just text the words six flags to 25543. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow out here in the heat and humidity. it feels like it is in the 80s in downtown washingto

anthony cannon are facing charges in the mayhew death. that should last for two weeks. >>> also today a teacher will stand trial again on sex assault charges. brown taught at high point and he sexually assaulted a student inside the school during school hours in 2013. brown admitted the involvement but said the relationship with the 17-year-old student was consensual. the jury couldn't reach a decision in the first trial back in march. >>> right now d.c. police are looking for two women who they say shot a d.c. taxi driver. this happened on east capitol street at 17th street northeast yesterday. police say one of those women shot the driver after an argument. another taxi driver told us he wants more safety measures in place. >> so you used to have a panic button. you could press it if you were in trouble. >> yeah. yeah. automatically could be pressed. it's always our life is in our hands you know? >> we're working to find out if the injured driver -- or that driver's condition right now. police say he's alive. >>> also in northeast washington detectives are looking for a suspect in a homicide. they say someone shot and killed a man on 16th stree

anthony davis has informed the team he plans to retire from the nfl. lyanne melendez will have details on the medical reasons for the decision at 5:00. >> tonight governor brown met with city leaders who he has threatened to find $10,000 a day if they don't meet state-mandated water reductions. brown said the bay area is doing better than other parts of the date, and they're in the backyard of the vegetable garden that appears to be thriving in a drought. david, how is that? >> well it is possible because the city of redwood city is giving homeowners like this gentleman and his grandson recycled water and that's how they have the great tomato garden and this is one of the innovations the governor learned about when he came to the bay area as he came to preach about more conservation. >> the governor was here and asked how well the heating is to conserve water and then they asked how he's doing? >> brown met with about a dozen people mayors and leaders from the agencies and he smiled when he said how many were exceeding the mandated cutbacks even though the rules didn't kick in about five days ago. >> the peninsula is exceeding its mandated cut to give recycle

anthony can nan are facing murder charges in the death. that trial should last two weeks. >>> also in prince george's county, a teacher will stand trial again on sexual assault charges. andre brown taught at high point high school and prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a student inside that school during school hours in 2013. brown admitted involvement but said the relationship with the 17-year-old student was consensual. the jury could not reach a decision in the first trial back in march. >>> and today montgomery county school leaders are talking about how to protect your kids from sex abuse. in fact, they're voting on a brand new policy today. news4's molette green is outside loiterman middle school i believe in silver springs to tell us what it means for you. molette? >> reporter: angie, good morning. after nearly 30 years of policy -- a policy update is coming to protect school age children from predators. now, the new guidelines really zero in on reporting suspected cases. the policy basically lays out a new code of conduct. sets up background checks and adds a lot more training. now, school leaders want to get this in place by the fall season. the abuse case at this pa

anthony hardy williams was the holder of the party. >> this view of african americans are they rape, they pillage, they rob our answer to that is come out in peace. >> philadelphia activist and rapper lemont brown that event as well. fatters were celebrated yesterday, with a tribute. >>> in the wake of the south carolina shooting tragedy democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is calling for more gun control. go p contender rick perry says he welcomes any discussion on political positions. andy rose reports. >> my hearties bursting for them. >> reporter: democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton used a charleston mass shooting to call for measure to keep guns out of the hand of people with mental illnesses and others. >> i am not and will not be afraid for keep fighting for common sense reform and along with you achieve those on behalf of all who have been lost, because of this senseless gun violence in our country. >> reporter: casting the shooting in religious terms republican presidential candidate rick perry said dylann roof gunned down nine children of god. >> there is something more basic to our humanity then the color of our skin, our ethnic heritage our nationality. li

along anthony slaughter with a look at your microclimate >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> good morning, you're looking live san rafael. you see hillsides are brown at the forecast the day it's heating up. >> it is heating up. today and tomorrow will be cool relatively speaking because monday and tuesday, hundreds. >> cool. >> monday and tuesday it's going to be really toasty. enjoy the weekend. get out and take advantage of this cool break you can see in palo alto. we do have clouds a little bit of a peak sunrise over the horizon. we have fog at the coastline. that will build until 7:00 this morning. after that start to burn out. cooling at the coastline, temperatures in the 60s for san francisco and a bit breezy towards the afternoon. the warm spots east bay and tri-valley. that's what we're talking about temperatures near 90 south bay in the 80s. overall, as mentioned, cooler than yesterday. even yesterday, a little more 100 degrees. today closer to 90. so again all relative. we are in our fire season. now we have the risk of fires happening. we have this past week so we'll see how that pans out over the next couple of days. >> we'll all try t