camden. in october 1901, smallpox broke out in camden which was then a prosperous industrial city of 76,000 souls. the trouble started when 8-year-old pearl ludwig took ill with the smallpox followed closely by her father and all seven of her brothers and sisters. somehow her mother was not infected. she must have had smallpox at another time or been vaccinated. and i can only feel for her. there's nothing about her in the record, but i can only feel for her being the only one in that house capable of taking care of all the others. in the middle of the night, pearl's father awoke. in his dally rum, he bumped a table which knocked over a kerosene lamp. the ensuing blaze burned the ludwig house to the ground, but not before the ludwigs got out, and hundreds of neighbors rushed to the scene. all, of course, were exposed to smallpox. with this improbable chain of events so reminiscence of mrs. o'leary's cow starting the chicago fire of 1871, the camden smallpox epidemic of 1901 began. well, camde

[inaudible] camden and st. louis created the public confidence vaccine at the worst moment, the height of the national smallpox epidemic. but here's the point, this crisis pointed out the fundamental contradiction of american public health law at the turn of the 21st century. the government could order the public to get vaccinated, whether they wanted to or not. but they knew absolutely nothing to ensure the vaccine used in the process were saved. the crisis in flint the already widespread compositions of the compulsory vaccinations during the smallpox epidemics in the period and let us say there are many groups that have their own reason for the compulsory vaccination across-the-board workers worked with their hands were deeply concerned about the effect the vaccine might have on their ability to use their hands if only for a period of a few days. no system of the workers' compensation existed in this period and employers to help them out if they felt ill, they were breadwinners and resistant to the compulsory

the tragedy that camden and st. louis created a crisis of public confidence in vaccines at the very worst moment, at the height of a national smallpox epidemic. but here's the point to mull over. this crisis pointed out the fundamental contradiction of american public health law at the turn of the 20th century. the government could order the public to get vaccinated whether they wanted to or not, but did absolutely nothing to ensure that the vaccines used in the process were safe or effective. the crisis inflamed the already widespread public opposition to compulsory vaccination during the smallpox epidemic in a period, and let us say many groups have their own reason for opposing compulsory vaccination, workers across the board, workers, many who worked with their hands were deeply concerned about the effect of vaccine might have on the ability to use their hands if only for a period of a few days. no system of working conversation -- worker's compensation existed. they were breadwinners. they were very much resist

. >> gawande: camden, new jersey, sits in the shadow of philadelphia. it's a city that seems in a constant state of peril. poverty here is rife. unemployment is double the national average. public institutions are in crisis or, like the local library, simply shuttered. it's officially one of america's most dangerous cities. but camden may also be the city to help solve one of america's most intractable problems-- lowering the cost of health care. as a doctor and writer for the new yorker, i came here to meet the local physician who began to figure it out. it all started ten years ago with a shooting. >> i was working in my house one evening. heard gunshots, then got a call from a neighbor. so i went running down the street. the police had gotten there already. so i ran up and said, you know, "i'm a physician. where's the victim?" and they all sort of turned around and said, "he's over there." >> what is the location? >> he was laying on his side facing the back tire, and he had a pulse. he wasn't breathing. started rescue breathing. eventually, his puls

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still have the delay on the marc, camden south train 821. your delay is 19 minutes. >> danella, thanks very much. >>> an aspen hill family is out of their home this morning after they woke up to find this, an suv in their dining room. this happened at the intersection of aspen hill road. megan mcgrath is live on the scene. >> reporter: talk about a freak accident and a close call. this suv was traveling down aspen hill road, hit a couple of parked cars, then came up the embankment, through this chain link fence, and all the way across the yard and literally inside the house. it came to a stop in the dining room of the home. three people were inside at the time. one of the homeowners was actually in that area, the dining room-living room area where the car came to a rest. she sustained minor injuries but is going to be okay. we talked a short time ago with keith avery, one of the other homeowners. he was actually sleeping at the time this all happened. he woke up when he heard the horrible crash. i heard it was a crash. i thought it was an ac

and maybe more than one era at once. >> reporter: camden is gritty and eclectic.s been the heart of london's music scene for decades. amy winehouse fit right in. but with the scene came the drugs and the alcohol. it was a temptation that she, like many young musicians before her, couldn't resist. her swift downward spiral played out painfully in public. there were arrests, emergency room visits and trips in and out of rehab. in belgrade this spring, what was supposed to be a comeback performance was instead a disaster. like her lyrics -- ♪ going to rehab i say no, no, no ♪ >> reporter: -- winehouse seemed to resist the help that people around her desperately wanted to give. robin played in the band. he blamed amy's struggle on her sudden fame. >> being out in the limelight is not easy for anybody, especially a very sensitive person like amy was. >> reporter: an initial autopsy has not determined the cause of death. london police are still waiting for the toxicology results. today, winehouse's parents visited her london home where she died on saturday. >> we're dev

penn, camden, and brunswick lines operating on time. now back to tony pann. good morning. >> we have some rain to talk about today. first let's say good morning to ava marie. she's done at the maryland food bank. good morning. >> this warehouse is a gigantic and it is -- they're hoping to get more food as they continue to get food from local farmers. the farm to food program. we're talking about the new program. john is the coo of the maryland food bank. >> this is a program we have been working on. we work with area farmers, most a long the eastern shore. 27 farmers are bringing produce to the food bank. we rebox it and sending out to all the locations. >> what does that mean to the food that doesn't goo market where does that normally go? >> buyers that go to commercial farms that say they want cucumbers an exact size or potatoes a certain way, it would go to waste. we of trailers all over the state that pick up the food. it will go into the bins. it will go out to our pantries from the eastern shore and we have a mobile pension program will were privy prod

no delays on penn, camden, and brunswick lines so far. metro subway ontetr schedule. eight bus diversion at charles and conway street because of construction. now back to tony pann. good morning. >> we had some big thunderstorms last night. up to 3 inches of rain in parts of baltimore and harford counties. it did do some damage. we have some light rain showers in southern pennsylvania. early, we will be just fine. we have a flood watch in effect because i expect thunderstorms to redevelop later this afternoon. most of the state is under a flood advisory or flood watch. the ground is saturated. nowhere for the water to go. 71 at the airport and that randallstown. you will feel the humidity when you step outside. we have a front across central maryland. that was the focus of the thunderstorms last night. this area of low pressure is traveling over towards us. there will increase the chance for rain as we head towards the morning and the afternoon. big thunderstorms developing. this will continue to march over towards baltimore. i do expect some heavy rain later this aft

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her friends came to this square in camden north london where she once lived a poignant reminder thatyoung artist will be remembered just as much for her troubles as her success and voice. >> kardashian celebrated her bachelorette party and friends at las vegas on a saturday night. later she even went to next door to crash another celebrity bachelor party. and a marvel comics hero brought and the $65.8 million. and harry potter drop in second place with a ticket sales at $48 million. in the romantic comedy with justin timber lake was a third place at $18.5 million friends with benefits. >> using that movie analogy a sequel tomorrow with the weather. >> yes, an encore in second showing of mild weather with the 60s on the coast and at the low 80s inland. it will warm up later this week. >> that will wrap on it up see you in the morning! ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the ca

camden, new jersey is laying off policemen and who will bail us out. no one is big enough.o take care of yourself . we are taking care of the world. >> thatthere is no one here to bail us out. people, they take care of themselves and tracey, to your point. i don't have investments on portugal and greece. we are sending money over to terrible socialist states and cooked their own bed. let them sleepp in that. >> you can say the same story here at home. we need to understand where and how the money is spent. you can say it here in the united states or overseas. we need transparency and tiny tim or moron, we need to get our act together and let us know how the money is desiminated. >> hold owithout the colorful language in a moment in the end of the day. do you think that the state has a good and should take that argument to washington to stop funding the ims. >> no, you can't. we are living in a world economy now. you cannot isolate yourself. there is a complaint about the china is underselling yus this person is doing that. you have to be part of the world economy. if you ar

i am the senior director of benefits, compliance, and compensation for camden hotels and restaurants. i want to thank you for your time in allowing us to speak today. also, clarifying some of this legislation for everybody. i would also like to say that we offer an hra, in addition to comprehensive benefits that we offered to full-time employees. we do not charge surcharges at our restaurants, so we are not pocketing money as an added profit. our employees receive notice of eligibility together with the claim form and authorization for a direct deposit. samples of reimbursable expenses. the explanation is written in a clear question and answer format. the service that we used to deliver our hra does provide spanish translation. we do have a number of chinese- speaking employees. we have a good working relationship with our employees about the understanding of their benefits. these materials are mailed directly to employee homes. they do have the option to opt out of the benefit. employees who want it are taking the advantage. we understand not every employee eligible for the benefits

i am the senior director of benefits, compliance, and compensation for camden hotels and restaurants. i want to thank you for your time in allowing us to speak today. also, clarifying some of this legislation for everybody. i would also like to say that we offer an hra, in addition to comprehensive benefits that we offered to full-time employees. we do not charge surcharges at our restaurants, so we are not

the maryland lottery, let yourte >> the first two games of the inaugural trip to camden yards salt baltimore scored three total runs. they're hoping to avoid the sale was sweet. - he did not struggle. the first of two on the night. top four, john jay ends the night. a three run shot and madison has 22 runs. buriedon the bench for weeks, a three run shot. reynolds had a fine months. the gidp four times. he did have three hits. cards win 9-6. >> i am not mad or unhappy. i am frustrated for him. we know he is capable of better and that has not happened here right now with the environment he has to pitch in. it would be different if we had never seen it before. i have seen better. >> the orioles on the road for 10 straight. we near a deadline. that the players are frustrated that the owners have reneged. the nba ready for a lockout of its own starting at midnight. the claim two-thirds of the franchises livlose money. the players do not believe it. >> it is a negative view. what can you not work this out? i do not expect anything good. -- good to come out of this. this is what happens in labor di

all the other penn and camden line trains are on time. 895, no problems to report. very light traffic in both directions. the only accident that we have going on is in joppa. an accident with a car that hate pole joppa road south of pulaski highway. that is in the cleanup stage. other than that, -- stages. other than that 95 north and southbound is moving well. back to you. >>> time for birthdays. and we start off with a belated birthday out to darren who celebrated yesterday. beautiful woman, a picture of her with being aan wedding attire. very happy birthday to you from july 5th. >> look at this video of the dame. fireworks showed up and turned into a fire in california on the 4th of july on monday. 10 minutes into the display, a couple trees went up in flames. there were several thousands of people watching and taking a look. it took 30 minutes for people to evacuate. less than an hour to put the fire out. that's pretty scary. >> so if you have an interesting photograph or video to send in, pets, anniversaries, birthdays. morning show at wmar.com. include all per

many around here had met her out and about in camden. >> so sad. >> a multimillion-dollar selling artistit winner of five grammy awards, she had had lunch with her mother, janice, on thursday. have, janice and amy's dad come to the shrine. >> it is making it a lot easier for us. i knew this was about one thing, and that was love. >> among the group, her manager, her boyfriend, those that had lived with the ups and downs, the successes and addictions, but this was unexpected. this was a -- there had been no signs of crisis. she had been seen by a doctor on friday night. the last person to speak to her was a security guard on saturday morning. saturday afternoon, they were unable to wake her. today's post mortem was inconclusive. more tests were needed. but hers -- her friend russell brand said he had long feared the worst as his wife, kate. , explained. >> when you know someone who is dealing with addiction, you dread that phone call. >> it is understood the funeral will take place tomorrow. this was supposed to have been the summer of her comeback tour. but instead, her backing singers w

at camden yards tonight, the buck and the o's wrapping up their series against the cards. is lance burkeman and the big puma has left the building. he did that twice. now has 20 on the year. cards dropped the o's 9-6. with that, time for our weekly look at the excellent and not so excellent in the world of sports. it is the good, the bad and the ugly for june the 30th. we start the good. these guys have been talking to the swedish soccer team. [ laughing ] >> they lean right together, lean left together. the soccer team in finland or iceland or wherever they were. they're getting it together in minnesota. they probably wouldn't do that in florida. they don't have them in florida. since recovery jack johnson is coming from second base. he's going to overrun this thing. jump back. do you see how he arched his back. he was kind of like a porpoise or a sea lion. he arched his back and he got the ball. let's go to the bad. have to give this one to the university of north carolina. tar heels. their left fielder makes the catch to end the ending. he's a nice guy. he flips the bal

. >>> red sox and oriolol from camden yards.the third, jacoby ellsbury, the all-star center fielder going deep right field and gone. red sox up, 1-0. top of the seventh, ellsbury at again. just getting greedy. red sox go up 3-0. they win it, 4-0. >>> mets and cardinals. bottom of the fifth, mets down by 2. carlos beltran, a a o-run home run, upper deck for him. 15th of the year. tied at 4. bottom of the tenth, we have some drama now. angel pagan, same direction, and it is a walkoff home run. mets win, 6-5. that is all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> well, the manager of the white sox took quite a beating in last night's gham against the royals. not only did ozzie guillen's team lose but he was hit in the face with a foul ball. his right eye began to swell but that didn't stop him from staying in the game and arguing over a play in thehe very next inning. that's an athlete. >>>>ung in there for the good fight. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following later on today. >>> on top of that, some tears atatround

eileen had met amy winehouse many times out and about in camden. >> 27 years old. so sad. >> a multi-million selling artist, winner of five grammy awards, she had had lunch with her mum, janice, on thursday. today, janice and amy's dad, mitch, paid a visit to what has become a shrine to their daughter. >> i can't tell you what this means to us. it really is making this a lot easier for us. amy was about one thing and that was love. >> among the group, her manager, her boyfriend, those who lived with the ups and downs, the successes and addictions, but this was unexpected. there had been no signs of crisis. and she was seen by a doctor on friday night, the last person to speak to her was her security guard in the early hours of saturday morning. on saturday afternoon, they were unable to wake her. today's post mortem was inconclusive, more tests were needed. but her friend, russell brand, said he long feared the worse and his wife explained. >> when you know somebody that is dealing with addiction, you dread that phone call. >> it's understood the funeral will take

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now willing to let it happen six truly embarrassing for him because of what's called the chipping camden set which is a rule part of britain he lives down there at the weekend regretted roach lives down there so and columnist lived down there and the whole set you gonna make socially that said it was a different set when labor in power which only blair put all over is too cozy and too comfortable if you don't have a real democracy you have to have a separation between the press surely the political establishment and the government of the day you also need to have. separation between the judiciary and those two areas in britain and the united kingdom they've become too close over the last thirteen or fourteen years and i believe that last may not all married people in britain their views have not really be represented either in the newspapers or in the political arena that's bad for democracy so david cameron should start investigating himself as far as i'm concerned now why would your employer who's already had to resign over phone hacking allegations why would you take him to the heart

. >> reporter: for nearly five years, he worked as a firefighter in camden, new jersey. in january he was one of 60 to be laid-off. one-third of the department. >> i don't know what i'm going to do. i'm 36, i've got a high school education, i thought i had a career and now i don't. >> reporter: public sector jobs like his were along considered one of the most secure in hard times but that's changing. since september of 2008, 464,000 local government jobs have been eliminated. nearly 100,000 of those cuts have happened this year alone. larry burns is more. you thought a government job would be safe. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: four years ago, burns took a job as a new york city employee, helping to maintain the grounds at a hospital. >> i thought this was a sekrur job. i would have a -- secure job. i would have a future here. help us and we'll help you. >> reporter: four years ago he was called into human resources. >> they said, "here is your check, don't come in tomorrow, we'll pay you for the day, that's the end of your career." >> reporter: he's overcome w

and camden kind of the range of business sectors including banking financial services and telecommunications when of course more brings us the highlights of the findings. business family and wealth that's what it all comes down to forty percent see new opportunities in russia from increase consumer demand and fallout from economic turmoil but fifty six percent are more interested in international ventures and the market has grown here certain companies have expanded their their their operations and they need now to find further places to deploy capital simple right secondly for reasons of diversification i think people have learned in the crisis that you need to be present in different places to be able to weather more difficult times three i think it's a function of the new thinking it's the going on here more and more people are spending time in the west are more western educated certainly the second generation research shows that russian super nourse are not impressed by the current business environment here they say there's not enough encouragement for and a vacation from fledgling compa

. >>> the red sox put the big hurt on the orioles, lighting up camden yard with 16 hits.ore baltimore 15-10. the sox have now won 13 of their last 15 games. >>> and a triumphant return to japan for the new world cup champions. the japanese women's team arrived in tokyo to a hero's welcome. the team dedicated their amazing win over the u.s. to the thousands of people who suffered during the tsunami disaster. and the final set a new twitter record. worldwide, the shoot-out drew over 7,000 tweets a second. i was tweeting about it, too. >>> when we return another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and when chihuahuas attack. a little dog with a big bite. actually saves the day. lights, camera, activia it's the best job in the world. to be there for them, you've gotta feel your best. that's why i love eating activia every day. activia helps me feel good inside. which helps me be on top of things help regulate your digestive system. love how you feel or your money back. i don't know. the usual? [ blower whirring ] sometimes it pays to switch things up. my - what, my hair?

camden new jersey is the second most dangerous city in the country you didn't see many cops on the streets to begin with and now. the city's had to lay off nearly half of their police force in detroit a city where people have been too broke to bury their dead the city's too broke to repair dying infrastructure to fix roads or lights in the desert state of arizona cuts have been a matter of life and death. governor jan brewer taking a lot of heat over the death of another transplant patient after the state cut funding for the operations here in new york city huge piles of garbage like this one are all over city streets this city's behind on picking up trash after getting behind me about for a snowstorm now public officials blame that on any number of reasons but one accusation that keeps coming up is this is the result of budget cuts cuts have consequences you can't just sort of cut and there isn't enough wasteful spending so to speak to cut you're actually to have to cut services that people depend on analysts say the slashing will amount to an increase in unemployment and a lowering of wa

penn, camden, and brunswick lines is running problem-free. i am vanetta brooks. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we will wind up with a nice day today. we had some rain in some neighborhoods last night. i know some of you watch just across the lower eastern shore counties. you guys may see some rain around cambridge in some areas. around baltimore, we're finished with the rain. the skies are clear. we will have sunshine. clear skies at the present time. some drier air will start to work its way in. it will take some time. there is some fog out there. the dew point drops to 60 in york, pennsylvania. temperatures right now -- upper 60's and low 70's. 73 in edgewood. 68 degrees in rising sun. mostly sunny. it will still be a warm day. it will termless humid. the wind shifting to the northwest -- it will feel less humid. mostly clear tonight. temperatures drop back into the 60's in most areas. tomorrow, that same front will come back is a warm front. it will move north of us. we'll get into a warm and humid air mass. it will take until thursday afternoon for t

the penn, camden, and brunswick lines is reporting no delays. regular bus and light rail will operate on a sunday holiday schedule. no commuter bus schedule on the fourth. i am vanetta brooks. now back to john collins. >> thank you. a beautiful morning this morning. the first hint of sunrise. clear skies. we looked at the radar. no clouds or rain. we do see the rain in indiana and illinois. scattered showers and thunderstorms. that is moving to the south. high pressure is sitting over us. that will be a buffer today and tomorrow in large part. 86 was the high at the airport yesterday. typical this time of year it is 86 degrees. we have typical temperatures and low humidity yesterday. this morning, temperatures, readings are mostly in the 60's to around 70 degrees. the darker green shades on the eastern shore, upper 50's. 50's in the mountains out to the west. a very comfortable morning. that area of high pressure, most of the rain associated with this weather system out to the west. it cannot push through this high. we have some good weather. th

. >> we have a slight delay on camden 541. other marc trains on schedule. light rail and metro subway on schedule. the 44 bus operate with delays. there is a diversion and charles and conway street. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> we have some rain to talk about today. but first let's say good morning to ava marie. she has been running down the food trucks in front of the building. is that an ice-cream truck? >> food trucks have arrived in the baltimore. this is not what you think of what you get in a fast food truck. we will talk about that. i have built irving -- bill irving. tell us what this is about. >> bring awesome food to people on the street. we can go anywhere we want to go. we have the grill rolling. you can get the taste cheeseburgers around -- you can get the tastiest hamburgers around. we hand make everything in the morning. we're able to take it out on the street pick you can get restaurant quality food on the street. this is where you find comfort. it is hard to find cover on the street eating a greasy water dog. this is hot, melt

. >>> 100 school kids gets the chance to take the field at camden yards. but it wasn't all fun and games. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> after years of embarrassing episodes with high profile players, major league baseball has come out in support of antisteroid education. >> reporter: get out on this field, to do that you better work for the team or play on it. so imagine the delight of these kids from howard county. >> yeah, it is pretty incredible to watch their faces light up, and to see how much they actually enjoy just being on a major league field. >> reporter: the idea is to lure them in, to run around on the field. >> and they will remember this day for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: and then hit them with the real message. >> truthfully, not a good idea. play more and stay away from steroids and drugs. a message delivered by counselors and professional athletes. >> we know that is who they respect. >> there are more distractions out there today. you have video games you've got drugs and all kinds of things that come into kids' lives that weren't

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her friends came to this square in camden north london where she once lived a poignant reminder thatyoung artist will be remembered just as much for her troubles as for its success and voice. >> a young person. >> other people morning her loss, and i presumed that she did not have any real, real press trying to help her out, a genuinely. people being a round her because of who she was. >> in a statement the family said that her untimely death of just 27 years old had left them with a gaping hole had her like. producer called her a soul mate, a sister. the lissette followed her career that say that her memory will live on those that followed her career will say that her memory will live on and her songs. >> the live titl life style ele >> many of these are unexplained but for these fans and how can somebody with so much promise pass away, prematurely. see and and, london. (music) there is a lot of fog. cnn and-- >> through backers' speech baker's speech. temperatures in the mid '60s. becker's beach. --here is a live shot of treasure island looking over the bay area. fog pushing into t

this is in camden, new jersey. this is an old barn in baltimore, believe it or not. these are just kind of -- i love going to a big city and doing all the normal stuff and then going to the back of town. this is an old jail in philadelphia. it still looks like this. i would not have wanted to go to prison there. or the neon signs. i spent a lot of time in the back of vegas. lookout fund that this is. >> and there is an old studebaker. >> they have all of these cars, but will they be here 20 years from now? the lighthouses. we have about 900. and we can have these. lighthouses were amazingly important to america. i have to put them away. this is an old candy man, and he is still there in new orleans. >> and you try to get the stories from these people? >> they are very interested in the data base. so you have to get this as well. this is what is so fascinating. america has a million sides. >> when you are out in the country, how do you keep track of everything? >> the library of congress does not let me submit anything without the data base. now i put the number of th