we moved to galena in 1970. architecturally it was coming apart at the seams a little, and i wanted to re-do the town with urban renewal, and it was a monumental fight over whether it should pass or not. and after that was over, they established a preservation ordinance. >> starting the studio 1 spa and salon 25 years ago. first she started out on the other end of main street. then she moved a few doors up the road. now she's here at 310 north main street. i decided to go in and get my hair done and hear a little bit about her story. >> politicians and the government talk a lot about small business and helping small businesses. do you feel like there -- you're laughing. why are you laughing? >> nothing. it's interesting. >> why do you say interesting? do you feel like anyone out there is looking out for you and helping you? >> they don't see people like me i think even existing, and we're the ones keeping people working. you know? i'm not even classified in their eyes as a small business. you get frustrated. >>

we see it moving through betterton and cannot county, west of galena still a heavy downpour. get ready for that. overall downpour toward middletown. other than that not a lot of activity statewide. one storm diminishing in charles county and action towards williams port in pennsylvania. dundalk, weather in motion, looking unsettled at times. we did get sunshine on an intermittent basis, partial clearing. in havre de grace like to show this camera because we're looking from the tide water north across susquehanna into cecil county. that's where so much of the storm action has been. right now at bwi we've got 4 degrees. winds are west at eight miles an hour. humidity is on the oppressive side. dew points in the mid-60s. once you get over 70, that's what we consider oppressive humidity. had to get to culpeper. enough humidity to make mid-80s feel like low 90s, especially in the city. pushing 90 tomorrow. the heat index will be upper 90s. beyond that into wednesday a hotter day where the air temp gets to 90 and the real feel temp may get to 100 or so. the satellite radar view sho

across the bay into betterton and the boundary between southern cecil and kent -- kenned county, galena. the state is fairly clear whether the isolated storm action but the heat and humidity helping to make things more unsettled. through the overnight partly cloudy and then we'll look for a humid start in the morning which could fuel more of the afternoon storms. >>> you know, we had pretty sunny skies in lots of neighborhoods, but a day at the beach turned into an episode of storm chasers for one family. >> mike masco has more. >> it was a wild scene. apparently everybody hanging out enjoy lapping it ll beach action along the bay and a big storm developed and moves into elk neck state park. this is not touching the ground. it's not touching the ground but there is the funnel cloud. there's people actually sitting on the beach looking up going what is this thing. it was a funnel cloud. this moves into the bay just to the east of havre de grace. look at another shot. this shows this beginning to touch the water. when you she it touch the water, that's when you have an official water spou

of galena and refers to her dear, dear galena. >> lucy hayes was known for her kindness and compassion, not only to her family but the many other lives she touched. lex she and her husband had eight children. five of them lived to adulthood area we know from letters that this was their gathering space. ,ot only is this their bedroom but this is where they spent a lot of family time together. this room is important to lucy as a mother because this is where her eighth child was born, right here in this bed. he was the only one of the eight to be born here at spiegel grove. tragically, he was never a very wasthy child and when he about 18 months old, he contracted dysentery and passed away. it was very hard on the family. this is what she took with her when she was encamped with her husband during the civil war. to hervery important that she be with him as often as was practical. and he was in winter camp not actually on campaign, when he was in western virginia, she would travel in him and wrote how important it was for her to be with him. she often wrote that she was concerned about the

west of galena. looks like it's going to move right on shore very shortly, so you see some brief, heavy downpours there. betweenarilyville and -- between earlville and chestertown. as it heads to the east and southeast. the rest of the region is pretty quiet. in fact, not seeing much more of any shower activity. may still have a shower this evening. still a pretty volatile atmosphere. and could certainly see a shower. a lot cooler than yesterday. only 84 now. the dew point has actually come down. the heat index is only in the mid-80s. a lot better than it's been over the weekend. 86 in ocean city. only 79 in elkton, with showers close to that region. and 73 in oakland. now, as we mentioned a minute ago, the tropics are heating up once again. chelsea in the outback with a look at chantal. >> that's right. and by the way, it feels great outside. right now, i'm happy to be out here. but we do have our third named storm of this hurricane season. tropical storm chaptal. and we are-- chantal. and we are lo

right near earlville and just between chesapeake city and galena, moving off toward delaware.est of the city, not really looking at anything in the way of showers. might still see a pop-up shower. but with sun setting, we'll start losing the energy from the sun. temperature-wise, sufficiency certainly cooler today. normal high was 87. only got to 86. no more 90s. although it will probably get close to that the next couple of days. 75 in oakland. 85, ocean city. elkton had should showers. they had dropped down to 79. 87 over in d.c. they got up to 87. that's pretty much as warm as they got. now, we do have a new tropical system in the caribbean, way out there. and chelsea has a look at what's going on out there. chelsea? >> that's right, bob. our third named storm of this tropical season, tropical storm chantal. take a look at this graphic. this is going to show the projection throughout the cone of uncertainty, all the way up through the united states. you can see around tuesday. it will be lesser antilles. and by saturday, projected to land somewhere close to florida. winds n

she speaks of galena and refers to her dear, dear galena. >> lucy hayes was known for her kindness and compassion, not only to her family but the many other lives she touched. >> lucy was very dedicated to her family. she and her husband had eight children. five of them lived to adulthood area we know from letters that this was their gathering space. not only is this their bedroom, but this is where they spent a lot of family time together. this room is important to lucy as a mother because this is where her eighth child was born, right here in this bed. he was the only one of the eight to be born here at spiegel grove. tragically, he was never a very healthy child and when he was about 18 months old, he contracted dysentery and passed away. it was very hard on the family. this is what she took with her when she was encamped with her husband during the civil war. it was very important to her that she be with him as often as was practical. when he was in winter camp and not actually on campaign, when he was in western virginia, she would travel in him and wrote how important it was for