drove to baltimore. send in 4000 members of the national guard. 1000 extra police officers and firefighters. we immediately brought calm and peace to the city. we allowed people to peacefully protest for a week. i walked the streets of baltimore the entire time. nationally recognized for the job we did and now i do teach a court at national governors association on how to deal with a crisis like that. >> you mentioned the national guard. you had some national guard troops down at the border in texas. you brought them back. why? >> it was just a clear statement that i didn't approve of the separation of families. they were down there because they asked for helicopter. it was a small group. it was mostly symbolic. meant something because we did have two mechanics, two pilots and helicopter on the border. i was the first and only republican governor to actually withdraw any troops from the border. i think it was the right thing to do. the president changed his position the next day or the day after. and rea

. >> let me ask about my hometown of baltimore. baltimore has serious problems. when i was growing up the city was the ninth biggest in the united states and now in the top 20, have high crime rates, high murder rates, std rates, high illiteracy rates, what can a governor do if anything to correct that problem? >> baltimore is the heart of our state, economic engine of the state, the place where we have the biggest problems. the hardest problem to solve. there is no magic solution. these are problems that have taken decades to get to this point and it is continually getting worse and worse. we are doing everything we can. we have invested maybe $4.9 billion into the city of baltimore, record funded education in baltimore to the 2 to 3 times more than the rest of the state, $17,000 per student, put money into schools which makes them the fourth highest funded school system in america. we put money into law enforcement, brought in the state police and the task force with federal officers to arrest 269 violent repeat violent offenders because the city police couldn'

a couple of the men who were in charge of the propeller club of baltimore, and the traffic problem baltimore said, helen, we need to do a television show. i said, i don't know anything about television. hell, i currently know anything about reporting. so, i ended up structuring a television show. and it was called the port that built a city. ran for 15 years, every sunday, and i did it. i raised the money for it, i laid out the stories, i went out with a cameraman, we shot it, i wrote the script and then i was on with a moderator also. 15 years, but it gave me a big boost in being able to think about elections. because, i was a person at that time, whom candidates who are running for office would come and talk about the part. and it would tell them about all the pluses and all the minuses. matt: we wanted to get into how you were appointed. helen: because i was so fond, as i said earlier, of the maritime activities, and i must say that my managing editor at that time, buck dorsey, was great. after a couple of years he said, helen, you're on your own. you can go wherever you want you , just h

we had a lot of shipyards in baltimore then. they produce 609 oceangoing ships in a four-year time frame during world war two. -- world war ii. in, this 20 week strike, i felt bethlehem was very unfair to the workers. so, i asked ed, and bill, i said i do not want to cover labor anymore give me something else. so, they said why don't you go down to the waterfront and cover the port? we have not had anybody do this before the war. and, they sent me, and i still there, and still there. >> what was it like for you working in such a male dominated field? >> let me get into that. the men were coming back from the war, and the city room was crowded with women, and they began laying them off. and there was and hutchinson who was a woman who come down from connecticut. she was kind of an elitist. there was marge -- i think of it -- march who had been an absolute magnificent reporter, older women, she came from a hurst family. she was a member of the family, she was in that arena we were the three who were left, and i was amazed that i w

that the baltimore clipper ship and the baltimore was the sort of this example of the clipper ship in that baltimore was sort of the home of the clipper ship and the connection between clipper and the city was very strong. now, this causes me to be a little skeptical. >> 80 clippers versus the baltimore clipper's. >> exactly what can you tell me about the clipper ships in the city of baltimore. >> very good question. the baltimore clippers were camped out in the early 1800s and these were relatively small schooners that had many features of the later china clippers. they had v bottoms and sharp bows in these ships were built-- they were very much like the open clippers built by the british and americans and these ships were built for smugglers. sadly, a lot of them were used in the slave trade. they were arguably the fastest sailing ships of the time. i think the pride of baltimore, which is a replica of the baltimore clipper could make 14 to 15 not in a good breeze and they were distinctly different from the three masted china could present california clippers. john griffith the grea

we are told that he lived in baltimore. the fbi is at his home in baltimore earlier today.d, if it has not been raided already, before the end of the night. to give you some perspective, it is 9:19pm in the evening he eastern time. the city of jacksonville is very devastated, and asking questions as to why and how some thing like this could happen. no one knows the motive at this point, but police are trying to figure out what may have possibly triggered the 24—year—old david katz. they are trying to find out what might have triggered or prompted the shooting, but how... how did it actually happen? i mean, what was the precursor to the shooting? do we know how he got a gun, for example? it is unclear how he got a gun, or if you brought with him. we do know that, according to police, he was in the city of jacksonville the night before. they are still trying to figure out where he was at that time. but what we do know is that this was at a video gaming event, and he was a participant in this video gaming event. it was a madden video gaming event, there were many people that w

and the fbi is assisting us with that leg of the investigation in baltimore."> baltimore.">investigation in that leg of the assisting us with the fbi is maryland. and baltimore, katz from 24-year-old david the suspect to be <"we believe <"we believe the suspect to be 24-year-old david katz from baltimore, maryland. and the fbi is assisting us with that leg of the investigation in baltimore."> (justine) at least two people are dead, and several others are injured following a mass shooting at a pizza resturant in jacksonville, florida. it happened during a video game tournament and it was captured on a live web stream.(jrs) authorities say the suspected gunman is dead after shooting himself. we must warn you, the video you're about to see and hear is disturbing. andy rose has more on the investigation. a live stream interrupted by gunfire.as dozens of people took part in a video game tournament in jacksonville--- authorities say a gunman opened fire."what did you shoot me with?"confusion and panic as gunshots were heard before game came to a sudden stop.mos: "it was supposed

flash flood warning for baltimore and numerous storms forming right over baltimore right now.his line that has just formed. these storms have all just come together over the last five to ten minutes. you see these over to bowie and the crostonme area. we'll n in. you can see it right along croston and right along 50. ese are very strong thunderstorm active. a lot of lightning and very heavy rainfall. no warnings yet. w if thereas to be a inwa most of anne aren dull a-- of a. most of t is rotating around an area of low pressure. you can see this line right. he that's the line with the severe weather with. it not much going on behind it. are we done? maybe for the next couple of hours. not quite yet. i want to see and go t back this before i get out just to see if they do issue a warning for this right here because we hear it. nope, nope. severe thunderstorm warning for baltimore now. f that's baltimore and extreme northernde anne ar county. we could see some storms stillp pop overnight. >> seen a lot of damage reports today. trees down into houses. we've had reports of hail out

baltimore. [laughter] what can you tell me about the clipper ships and the city of baltimore. >> that's a very good question. the baltimore clippers were camped out in the early 1800s. these were relatively small schooners that have many of the features of the later china clippers, they had sharp bows and bottoms and these ships were built, the very much like the opium clippers were built by the british and the americans. these ships were built of privateer, smugglers, sadly a lot of them were also used in the slave trade, they were arguably the fastest sailing ship of their time. i think the pride of baltimore which is a replica of a baltimore clipper, she could make 14 or 15 knots and a good breeze, they are actually distinctly different from the three-masted china clippers in california, john willis griffith, the great naval architect took, basically blew up a baltimore clipper, put a mast on her and that became his first clipper and also became the sea which so it actually did play a very ke

. >> the suspected is david katz from baltimore, maryland. >> the gravity of senator john mccain's death is sinking in. >>> and announcement over a new trade deal with mexico, could be just hours away. we will get an early read on what it all means from wall street. >>> and a ray of surge, as the ohio state takes the little league world series crown. >>> a florida community is reeling after a gunman opened fire at a video game tournament in jacksonville, florida, killing three teem including himself. one of those suspects has been identified as 25-year-old elijah clayton. >> the suspected shooter is 24-year-old david katz of baltimore. the first of multiple shots appear to be ringing out mcleo we want to warptd ywarn you som people may find this disturbing. >> capturing the horrifying moment the gun fire erupted. playing out in dramatic fashi r by the sound of yelling and people running for their lives. the sheriff's office says the lone suspect is dead. authorities say it happened at the jacksonville landing, a collection of busy shops and restaurants along the st. river inctually on th

a bystander recording as two baltimore police officers approach a man shouting. as one officer strikes him on the chest. moments later, a flurry of punches. the officer tackling him to the ground where he lay bleeding on the concrete. the man, 26-year-old deshone mcgreer. >> it was so dehumanizing, demeaning. this wasn't an arrest. this was a beat down. >> reporter: in a statement, the baltimore police department says the officer has been on the force for just over a year and that the incident escalated when mcgreer refused to show his i.d. his lawyer says the same officer got physical with his client back in june when online records show mcgreer faced several charges including assault and resisting arrest. >> he was picking on my client for no good reason. it was just personal. >> reporter: in a statement calling the video disturbing, baltimore's mayor says the officer has been suspended. the interim police commissioner launching an immediate investigation saying, i have zero tolerance for behavior like i witnessed on the video today. mcgrier was not criminally

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in baltimore.esponse highlights the strong partnerships that the fbi jacksonville sheriff's office and the partners in the dmunt have in responding to this incident. they responded quickly and efficiently. it highlights the effectiveness of the training that we do together and the exercise that's we continually do to prepare for tragedies such as this. the jacksonville sheriff's office responds to this incident within two minutes of the first call for service is exemplary. the sheriffs should be very proud of his deputies. i just want to reiterate one final time that if you have any videos, you have any information to this about this incident, you need to share it with a sheriff's office as soon as you can. tough day for us as can you imagine. but again, we could not have been able to get to this point without our partners. i won't name everybody. i will forget somebody. just a tremendous response, local, state, and federal agencies coming together. responding to help us near jacksonville and we ap

overnight atf agents raided the baltimore town house owned by katz's father. police trying to trace the weapon used in the shooting. some of it captured during a live stream of the game. watch these two players closely. just moments before the shooting begins, you see a red dot on one of the gamer's chests. then chaos breaks out. the shooting starts. the video stream stops, but you can still hear gunshots and ou shooting with? >> reporter: police say multiple people lost their lives and nearly a dozen were injured. >> i just seen like his stance of him holding a gun like that and then just basically walking back just popping off shots. >>rowhat i couldell becausof hands ng at somebody intentionally. >> reporter: the "l.a. times" reports that a disgruntled gamer, katz, was eliminated from the competition then shot multiple people before turning the gun on himself. >> we know the suspect used at least one handgun to commit this act, and we are working again with our partners at atf on that aspect of the investigation. >> reporter: ea sports, the maker of the mad

the baltimore symphony orchestra, rehearsing leonard bernstein's west side story.was nine years old. a decade or so later, he took her on as his pupil. i was terrified to meet him, because i didn't want to lose that idol i had. this is such a surprise. so you cut this off.. but there's a hole. but he exceeded all my expectations, and that's so rare in a hero. and clearly a visionary, and in a way, him taking you on was a visionary act, because it was unusual for a young woman... oh, forsure. ...to want to be a conductor. he was at the forefront of feeling that women should be able to do this. i mean, i'm not sure he ever came to terms with it, because it was so foreign, still, to him. i remember one rehearsal and he was sitting out there and i went out and i said "maestro, what's wrong, is something wrong?" he said, "i can't figure it out. when i close my eyes i can't tell you're a woman." so i said, "listen, if you want to keep your eyes closed during my concerts, i don't mind." i think sometimes we underestimate our audiences. sometimes wejust say, just sit there

in baltimore.ve responses to this incident highlights the strong partnerships that the fbi, jacksonville sheriff's office and all the partners in the community have in responding to this incident. they responded quickly and efficiently. it also highlights the effectiveness of the training that we do together and the exercises that we continually do to prepare for tragedies such as this. the jacksonville sheriff's office responded to this incident within 2 minutes of the first call for service, and the sheriff should be very proud of his deputies. just want to reiterate one final time that if you have any videos, you have any information to this incident, share it with the sheriff's office as soon as you can. thank you very much. sheriff? >> thanks. so tough day for us as you can imagine, but again, we could not have been able to get to this point investigative without our partners. i won't name everybody because i will forget somebody, but a tremendous response, local state and federal agencies com

heis was a beat down. >> reporter: baltimore police department says the officer has been on the force for justver a year and that the incident escalated when mcgreer refuse to show his idea. his lawyer says te sam officer got physical with his client back in june whenin o records show mcgreer faced several harges including assault and resisting arrest. >> he was picking on my client for no good reason. it was just personal. >> reporter: in a statement calling the video disturbing, baltimore's mayor says the officer has been suspende the interim police commissioner launching anst immediate ation saying i have zero tolerance for behavior like i witnessed on the video today. he was not criminally charged and was released from custody. he is hospitalized with a broken jaw and injuries to eyes, nose, ribs and wleg. >>are hoping he is made an example out of to prevent this happening ng from ever again. >>> turning to climate change. global trends this smer have scientists all over the world starting to sound the alarm. matt bradley has more. >> reporter: in germany fish are drowning. in swi

a baltimore police officer caught on camera repeatedly punching a man..ow that man's lawyer says, the officer has a history of antagonizing the same man. plus.. president trump lashes out at former white house staffer omarosa...after what she released to the public. and next,. new audio from the moments after a plane was ief meteorolo ur day forecast. details are ri "i've got a lot of people that care about me, and uhh... it's gonna disappoint them to hear that i did this."(ken) a bizarre flight of fancy that caused a scare and ended in death .... tonight we are learning more about airline gro off unhindered.(pam) 29- year old richard russell took the turboprop airliner from sea=tac airport near seattle, put it through acrobatic loops... before crashing into a wooded island 30- miles away.(ken) russell died in the crash. officials say he managed to evade strict security measures. security protocols were handled securely at the airport /// it was an aberration.that aberration allowed russell ... a ground worke

we're learning new details in the death of baltimore police homicide detective shawn suitor.ccording tour affiliate in baltimore, the boardie revng his death, concludes he took his own life with his srvice w weapon. we will follow now, back to you. >>> join us in a moment of silence for an arizona legend, and true american hero, senator john mccain. >> we're continuing our coverage, honoring t life and legacy of john mccain. yesterday, the arizona amondbacks paused to remember the senator before the game with the mariners. the dallas texas and arizona cardinals had a moment before kickoff. >>> closer tohome, tributes are pouring in as the capitol readies for the senator to lie in state late week. > tracie potts has more on plan >> reporter: we're going to see mccain arrive on his final to journey in wasn on thursday. he will lay in state at the capitol on friday. the national cathedral ceremony, that happens on saturday. president obama and former president george bush, both xpected to spea and the private memorial and burial will happen onol ann on sunday. lots of condolence

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louis, baltimore. host: this is richard in alabama. caller: i would like to know, what is the mental state, what are they doing about the mental problems people are having? depression, other things that are going on in chicago. do they give out any money to help them, instead of sending them to jail? do don't they, you know, something to help them mentally? guest: mental health policy certainly isn't my specialty. i would not claim to be an expert in that. but again, i am not aware of any significant connection between mental health policy and the violence places like chicago are experiencing now. certainly an important topic. host: walter in indiana, from father. caller: thanks for taking my call. i am an old new york city boy, 21st street, sherman avenue. a beautiful neighborhood. italian, irish, german. no crime. you should sit out on the stoop and play stickball. affordablelow income projects, the blacks moved in, and it turned into a to militarize zone. when you look at a bad affordable neighborhood, they are minorities. not a rac

": george solis/baltimore: "baltimore defense attorney warren brown tells me he is now representing mcgrierhe says that he's here at johns hopkins being treated for several injuries broken jaw." mayor catherine pugh also putting statement saying she demands accountability.she too calling the video disturbing. police say the man was not charged and was released from custody.-nats video- (grant) baltimore police say they are working with state attorney's office on the case (vicki) eric ortega shot this video of a fire after a cessna jet crashed into a house in payson, utah. he lives about a block away from where the crash happened. ortega says he was asleep when it happened. he says his mom was the one that heard everything. she heard the plane flying really low then it passed again. she woke him up when she heard the crash. ortega says that's when he went to go investigate. he said he heard three explosions when he went to the scene. (vicki) on the east coast... this is incredible video showing cars being tossed around in a river like toys in little falls, new jersey. thunderstorms plagued t

, maryland, and the fbi is assisting us with that leg of the investigation, in baltimore.een several mass shooting in recent yea rs, has seen several mass shooting in recent years, including the pulse nightclub in 2016, where 49 people died. it is not clear what prompted this latest shooting. there is speculation that david katz had just lost the game in the tournament. police say investigations into the motive are ongoing. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news: national funeral arrangements have been confirmed for the former us senatorjohn mccain, who died from a brain tumour on saturday. he will be lying in state at the us capitol in washington on friday. a memorial service will then take place next saturday, with a burial the following day. george w bush and barack 0bama are expected to speak at his memorial service. it is believed president trump will not be invited. dutch police hunting for the person who killed a schoolboy 20 years ago have said their prime suspect has been arrested in spain. 55—year—old jos brech was detained following a publi

the fbi in baltimore and others are resisting in the investigation.ghts a strong partnerships that the fbi, the sheriff office and other departments have. they responded quickly and efficiently to stop it also highlights the effectiveness of the training that we do together and the exercises in preparing from tragedies such as this. the sheriff responded within two minutes. they should be very proud. i want to reiterate one final time that if you have any videos all make information, share it with the sheriff's offers as soon as you can. thank you very much. a tough day for us. thank you very much. a tough day for us. as you can imagine, we would not have been able to get to this point without the tremendous response from state and federal agencies coming together. moving forward, we will be releasing information about potential street closures and other things in acted because of the investigation. business closures. it will be a small footprint, it will not be all over town. we will give detailed information about that. reporter: was he a game in th

in baltimore, the teamm eliminated f the division race last night.arliermi elinated since play began in 1969. a nod for game one of the orioles doubleheader with the red sox, scoreless until the fifth inng. nunez hooks one inside the powell pole in left field. two-run homer. red sox, 2-0 lead. same score, same inning, jackie bradley jr. gets --nt geep right field. solo homer op do the ma. 3-0, orioles down. and top of the fourth. get the point. scoring 12 runs last night orioles shut out byed sox 5-0. and nationals with the cubs. wrigley field. good place to play. broughtumber with hem. ryan zimmerman, deep centers. two-run homer. nats up 2-0. 3-1 take the lead in the north and this one also two-run homer. 5-1, nats up. same inning, 6-1. still with me? once again, ryan zimmerman. he is going to go tdeep, l center. right now the nationals with a big lead on the cubs in the seventh inning as they lead 9-1. getting it done. u.>> thank u.>> thank >>> thank you for joiningus. i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality te

a baltimore police officer, caught on camera beating a man has resigned.m police commissioner says: he has "zero tolerance" for the behavior displayed in the video.(ken) andy rose has more from maryland. a baltimore police officer has resigned...after a video surfaced saturday that shows him beating a black man. nats (ya know what... you cant touch me...)the cellphone video shows dashawn mcgrier screaming at the officer. that's when the officer is seen throwing punches and continues hitting mcgrier for the next 12 seconds.in a press conference monday, the interim baltimore police commissioner addressed the video.sot gary tuggle, interim commissioner baltimore police "the repeated head-strikes, strikes toward the head are disturbing."mcgrier's lawyer says...it's not the first time the two men had crossed paths. sot warren brown, attorney for dashawn grier"in one occasion this officer, former officer, officer williams was hassling some young folks and my client had the nerve to suggest that the young folks talk to their parents about the way this officer is

way from baltimore and potomac station. he was shot, they took him back to the white house, which is what you did, you took people home to take care of them. there were a number of physicians trying to help. they could not find the bullet. were digging into him, trying to find the bullet. they were unsuccessful. thought about it and said i have equipment where i could detect the bullet. i could detect that metal fragment inside the body. worked if have garfield were not on metal springs. told belland nobody this. , and nobody told bell this. it wasn't going to work, there was too much noise. did not help that the physician was looking here and the bullet was over here. misdirected.nd of i cannot imagine the suffering he went through. a july he was here in and august. they came up with some rudimentary kinds of air conditioning. like tubsed off with of salt water and cloths. you can imagine, it is 115% is not a very pleasant thing. they came up with some other technology, which at first was too noisy. then it got better. at

according to our nbc affiliate station in baltimore. this was recorded back in june. this was n the first time that this officerteas got physical with his client the second officer is on administrative duties we know, as well. a preliminary hearing for this is scheduled f next week. in the meantime, the mcgreerey atto plans to hold a news conference later today. we'll follow up on that. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:47. paul manafort's federal trial resumes this afternoon andec th prion is expected to rest. >> attorneys will sta h on defense. nbc's nikki joins us live now on capitol hill. good morning. >> hey, aaron and eun, good morning. we're expecting the state to call one more witness when court resumes this afternoon and then after that, like you said, wrapping up the case. then the defense's turn. we don't know how many witnesses o call. going they don't have to release that information until after the state rests. we may get closing argumen as on as tomorrow. on friday, the judge called an unexpected recess for several hours. we never really heard what that was abou

host: gary, baltimore, maryland. caller: we have had our own issues around race recently in baltimore with the death of freddie gray at the hands of police here in baltimore. we are a majority african-american city. 62 to 65%, depending on who you ask. and it is definitely still a big problem with race. because baltimore was the surrounding county. the narrative was always similar to what you'll heard other people say. you know, that black democrats took over the city and black democrats are ruining the city end, you know, don't go to baltimore, it's unsafe and everything. you hear that narrative, but in reality, the majority of the city is really safe. especially if you are not involved in the truck trade. so, not just like the harbor or the tourist areas. but there are places with strong, black middle class and working as neighborhoods with grocery stores and is like that. but the narrative throughout the state is always the baltimore is unsafe. how do things: stand between the community and the police? caller: i w

baltimo baltimore's majyor said we're bringing about a new era to reestablish trust in the baltimoret. >> thank you, that video is deeply disturbing. thank you for our international viewers. for u.s. viewers, "new day" is continuing right now. >>> giuliani saying that the president never had a conversation with james comey about michael flynn. >> this is a white house where every lies. >> they vastly outweigh the protestors. >> he has to address the acts. >> the best he could do is put out a tweet. this is a time to take sides. >> she says her daughter was medically kidnapped. >> they knew everything and we did. >> did you want out of the mayo clinic? >> as bad as possible. >> this is "new day." >> alisyn is off, erica joining me on this monday. and this is john

td ameritrade. >> glor: a baltimore police of glor: a baltimore police officer resigned today after heen on video beating a man. the cell phone video shows the officer repeatedly hitting deshawn mcgrier. cbs news confirmed they had a run-in earlier this year. a second officer was placed on administrative duties. authorities in utah say a man intentionally flew a small plane into his house today. it happened south of salt lake. the pilot died. police say he had been arrested just hours before on suspicion th assaulting his wife. she and the boy were inside the house at the time of the crash. ieey were not hurt. velatives and friends of aretha franklin, the queen of soul, say she is gravely ill tonight. -te 18-time grammy winner is now 76 years old. last year, aretha franklin announced plans to retire. up next, a wedding that proves love can conquer all. ck, the max solostar holds 900 units of insulin in one pen. this could mean fewer refills of toujeo. all that and a $0 copay! that's something to groove about. ♪ let's groove tonight. ♪ share the spice of life from the makers of lantus®,

i recall my grandmother telling me she had gone to a downtown baltimore department store and in order for her to figure out if the clothing would fit her children, she would have to hold it up and try to eyeball it. you also were not able to return these items once you purchased them. let's talk about the time period, because the military was desegregated, brown v. board of education, dr. martin luther king. what was happening parallel to society and the civil rights movement? we are at this movement this moment where ordinary people feel optimistic, they feel angry , and they are willing to put their life on the line to advance the black economic condition, the black social condition. we are also at a moment in the 1950's where black purchasing power is at unprecedented rates, and increasingly retailers and advertisers are paying attention to african-american consumers with the understanding that this is a community where they can make millions. in terms of discrimination, did sears welcome or discriminate against african-american employees? against african-american employees, africa

baltimore, maryland. home of the orioles. blue crab. a gorgeous inner harbor. and now guinness. years. >> why baltimore? >> people are fiercely proud. this city is full of amazing people and amazing culture. unbelievable food. incredible beer scene. this diverse amazing group of people. baltimore is deserving of something like guinness coming to town. >> founded in 1759 in dublin. it is best known for stout. a beer exported around the world. dublin will continue to brew that and opening the baltimore brewery to something new. >> able to use fruit and new recipes and grain that we have access to america because of the craft brewing scene they don't have access to in dublin. >> because it is in baltimore, will you tap into the hyper local resources you have here? >> absolutely. we already brewed beer here in the brewery with maryland grown barley and maryland grown hops. >> no crabs? >> no crabs. >> not yet. >> after a quick history lesson of guinness, i got a chance to try the perfect pour. >> if you put your thumb on the glass and aim the stream of beer for the harp above the wo

. >> three are dead, including the shooter believed to be 24-year-old david katz from baltimore after shots rang out in the 2019 video conferce. >>> honoring the life of senator john mccain, this morning we have new details on what's ahead from arizona to washington. >>> a stunning allegation against pope francis, a former arch bisho up. >>> family and friends gather for the funeral of mollie tibbetts. >> remembering one of america's most celebrated playwrights, neil simon.oday starts right no. >> good monday morning i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. an online gaming tournament in florida took a deadly turn when a gunman opened fire killing two people before fatally shooting himself according to authorities. the rampage left several wounded and send dozens of others scrambling for recover. >> everybody was freaking out. >> what were people saying? >> i think a couple people mentioned their kids. a couple people were just like -- i don't remember exactly. i know a couple people were panicked and that's when i told them god's got our back. >>> the jacksonville county sheriff has

the suspect identified as a 24-year-old from baltimore, maryland used a handgun, then killed himself. motive unclear. >>> pope francis says for now he will not say a single word about claims that he knew of sexual abuse allegations against a cardinal for years and chose to do nothing about it. an archbishop made the accusation in an 11-page letter and is calling for the pope to resign on his way back to rome from ireland. pope francis told reporters the letter speaks for itself and said people should make their own judgment. >>> the late u.s. senator john mccain will be honored for five days this week in three locations. mccain died saturday after a bout with brain cancer. he will be honored in his home state of arizona, then at the u.s. capitol in washington, then laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy in maryland. well, some of those who knew senator mccain best spoke with cnn on sunday. >> his voice was important, has been for years, but never more important than the past year. and that's one thing that i expressed to the family, the gratitude of all of us, that they took such good

it is going for $362,000 in baltimore. >> okay. >> somebody may want to buy the unicorn.he unicorn comes with the house maybe. >> thanks so much. >> you're welcome. back to you. >> all right. thank you both. >>> when we come back at 4:00 this afternoon, we're following that breaking news. th university of maryland says this afternoon it is accepting legal and moral responsibility for the mistak made that led to the death of a 19-year-old player. >>> the white house callingus t ridiculous, but they can't guarantee he's never said it. >>> we're back at 4:30 now if with our top story. a report from the pennsylvaniaal attorney genhat alleges decades of child abuse within the church. >> 3 m clergybers accused of abusing more than a thousand children. leadership and the crch allegedly helping to cover it up. >> dozens of witnesses testified before the gra jury. detailing acts of sexual abuse by priests and how senior church officials covered up their crimctal con prioritizing their institution over the safety and welfare of these young boys and girls. >> cardinal donald wuerl,

other devices affected the relationship between the police and the community in places like baltimore or do they know i mean they know i think they must fear a phone every time they see it as much as they say they have the gun point and i think police must bear more than anything. you know what i would love i would love to have more than anything but look at these videos they are going to say it's almost like the body don't exist it's like you've got a five people around recording you and you still doing the same stupid things is so weird to me like you're not very calming that i think that's i think we just don't understand it like how how do the police in baltimore still expect people to trust when this stuff keeps happening and it takes citizens not the people elected and paid to protect people to do something about it it takes it takes all of people sharing it online whether it's the misunderstood missing piece because at the end of the day regardless of who share what in this in the mind of this police officer it is young twenty four twenty five yoga he still doesn't value people

turn the baltimore and potomac station into a hospital. october 5, a public meeting was held to raise support for the project. december 5, a bill was in congress to incorporate garfield memorial hospital. the unhealthiness of the proposed location was soon realized. prominent colleagues of garfield including the secretary of state spearheaded the fundraising efforts. efforts were made between various, competing garfield memorialization efforts for the statues in washington, cleveland, and the hospital in washington to do some collaborative fundraising. scattered press reports of each effort folding in favor of the other show the underlying rivalries between the projects. a grand reception and tea party was held may 6, 1882. it was organized by the ladies' aid society. this is not the first. i was hoping this was one of the first receptions of its kind in the returned the -- in the rotunda. there had been others previously. refreshments were held in the rotunda. music was supplied. despite last-minute issues, the event went off brilliantly.

that's seven hundred miles away live in owens mills maryland but baltimore everyone knows baltimore and i was determined to see her i mean she was my childhood idol and i'm in my sixty's and i just had to do it i had to come up here she was you know i had to is it and i brought my granddaughter and my family and she you know she loves it too we love everything can i ask you so much what did you think i thought it was like really historic and it now is the first time since i read that friends in real life do you know who reach the franklin it alland you played enough songs in my car so she knows who she is yes you heard them on the way here yes. why do you think she's so important to people i mean a lot of pop stars a lot of r. and b. stars of giant over the years they don't get this kind of treatment what makes her different why she's special because i think she was more personal type person you know i mean you can kind of relate to her she wasn't over the top you know with the pop and razzi and all that stuff like that i did see that i just saw her as a down home person and i just

flash flood warnings in effect just east of baltimore.u annapolis seeing shower activity, see it down around edericksburg and see it north around hagerstown. live over towards frederick county virginia or maryland, move it closer your way over the next couple of hours but this storm right here has weakened enough there's no longer a warning toward it. down towards fredericksburg. this storm has come together over the last5 to 40 minutes. right around quantity quo, watching me from stafford or the quantico area, watch out. you'll probably hear the thunder and stay indoors and right on down towards king george's county, all inharles county, especially in western charles county. fredericksburg, 95 and just a mess. we know 95 always a mess, especially from quantico dow towards quantitiesburg and really going to be a mess and look at all the washington and you can see the area right in here about to come right through downtownredericksburg as they move east. to the west, looking at martinsburg and hagerstown with some rain and the thunderstorm