and kevin kamenetz -- kevin you are optimistic, where does it come frrm?at numbers that have come in. we are waiting for somm precincts bothhon the east side and westssde. to confirm where we are so the trend is good. i am optimistic and hopeeully know something short. >>i what do you think resonate sod well with the voters? >>well, we have been working hard to get out our message that we want to promote safe neighborhoodss strong schools, and a modern and eeficient government thattwill lead baltimore ccunty into the future. people have been great about it. that message has resonatee east ú%de, westside and north ccunty, everrone has been great. ú%d we're upbeat. >> riggt. reporters have been waiting for some time onight. decided to come down not to declare victoryybut say it looks good. are the results coming in slower than you anticipated? >>well it is not a matter of slow. we have a certain number of precincts that we want to comeú in, so we have a confirmation in our own numbers. iidon't want o be premature in anything we. do but nce we are certain wit

kevin takes personal responsibility for all these cats. he helps develop this lion park in south africa five years ago for the filming of a movie stars thor, this moody male. since filming, kevin has worried about where funding to maintain the animals will come from. without revenue the park will have to close, the animals either sold or worse put to sleep. >> well, i would hate nothing more than to see this place go and the animals in it. it's my life and soul. >> reporter: the emotional roller coastster is only beginning. five weeks after the cubs are introduced to their new pride, a tragic discovery. mafumu turns up dead. bietzi is distraught and having been separated from other members of the pride for his own safety lonely. he has lost his best friend. as kevin examines the corpse he doesn't see evidence that his death was caused by other lions. >> if he was in a fight any way they'll kill the guys in the neck immediately, a suffocating bite. while the others rip him apart. you see, look here, absolutely none here. nothing in the neck

kevin kamenetz is still out working the polls, campaigning. pretty soon supporters will join him here at the hilton in pikesville, as the democratic hopeful hopes to move on to the general election for baltimore county executive. kevin kamenetz cast his ballot during early voting and plans to make at least seven stops at polling places today. his day started in his hometown of owings mills. you see him here at,well valley elementary school this afternoon. i talked to his campaign manager this afternoon who said they are not discouraged by low voter turnout because they saw a good response in the key areas early like randallstown. kevin kamenetz says he's the best candidate to become ceo of a $2.5 billion corporation that is baltimore county. touting his record on public safety and working to modernize county government but has to beat out joseph bartenfelder who also had a long-fought campaign, spending thousands of dollars after serving 16 years on the county council. now the kevin kamenetz camp hopes more people come out to the polls 7xvñÑto

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joe bartenfelder conceded the race, making kevin kamenetz the democratic nominee. we will hear from him in a minute. the race that is still too close to call -- baltimore city state's attorney. patricia jessamy is trailing gregg bernstein -- gregg bernstein. 11 news has learned that problems with voting machines are preventing anyone from declaring a winner in this race. we have like team coverage. we began with jayne miller live at the baltimore city board of elections with the latest on the state's attorney's race. >> it would not be called a problem, but the votes have not been counted, that is why no one has declared victory or conceded defeat. here's what is going on at the moment -- if the challenger, gregg bernstein, does have a lead over pat jessamy of 1421 with 97% of the city's 290 precess -- precepts been tallied. we spoke with the city election chief about 45 minutes ago. how many votes do you think are in play in terms of those that have not been counted? >> well, i have no idea. they are from different places around the city. >> there was not a heavy

>> reporter: kevin richardson takes personal responsibility for all these cats.helped develop this lion park in south africa five years ago for the filming of a movie starring thor, this moody male. five weeks after the cubs mafumu and vayetsi are introduced to their new pride, a tragic discovery. mafumu turns up dead. vayetsi is distraught. and having been separated from other members of the pride for his own safety, lonely. he has lost his best friend. as kevin examines mafumu's corpse, he doesn't see evidence that his death was caused by other lions. >> if he was in a fight, only way they're going to kill this guy is in the neck, immediately a suffocating bite while the others rip him apart. >> reporter: kevin draws another conclusion. >> look at the swelling. i'm thinking puff adder. the tongue swells up, he can't breathe. >> reporter: puff adder snakes are highly venomous, and one bite would have been enough to asphyxiate a young lion mafumu's size. >> i don't even know what to say. >> reporter: with mafumu gone, kevin faces another dilemma, what to do with

will face kevin kamenetz in.lt ill fight any move by state to forre the counties to begin funding teacher's pensions. >> for the stateeto get themselves in financial ttouble, onto the county, is not fair. >> one of many issues to be %-the next baltimore countyme executiie. in towson, john rydell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and ron harvey came in third in the democratic race for baltimore county exeeutive with neerly 4 percent of the vote. >>well, there was surprisingly low voter turnout to tuesday primaries and in altimore city, 20 percent of voters head to the pools. state wide, turnout was just over 27 percent. that's below the 30 percent that state elections officials were projectinn. >> no real reason. >> iiwas disappointed because i didn't see as many as iithought back in 2008. >> people were lazy, do not want want to do nothing. >> i went because a lot of things need to be changeed. >> that brings us to the question of the ay. why do you ttink there was such low voter turnout? ccer writes on our website, i be

kevin kamenetz is herr, up stairs watching the results.sented pikesville, owen's mills and reisterstown and now kevin kamenetz, and all the supporters in this room, including this small group, to my left, are hopeful voters will make him the next baltimore county xecutive. he picked up an endorsement from the altimore sun, that saii he is the one needed to nnvigate the rough economic waters ahead in county government. the candidate was out early this morning, meeting and reetiig voters on the way to the pplls. keein kamenetz started his rounds of polling places at fort pikesvilll. one of the areas he hhs been most popular during the 16 years that he served on the council. >> well, i wwnt to kind of start off, in my home roots here, and then work around the county. and get to touch base with a lot of old friends and new friends too. and people have been very upbeat. encouraging. and it is exciting. i still have a lot oo nergy. and looking forward to a great day. and a great night. >> and, of course, a greet night would be a victory. the cro

kevin kamenetz is very popular there. he says expect to see him there a lot over the next month or so. >> the results of the primary fuel their rematch between martin o'malley and bob are like. they both have ambitious schedules leading up to november. we caught up with both campaigns today. >> perception rules in politics and voters does much of the difference between the two men treat they combine both have raised taxes and both look out for their parties' interests. between now and november, the campaign will be sharpening contrast, many more tv advertising, policy initiatives and photo opportunities. in the rematch between martin o'malley and bob are like, experts say look for both and is to sharpen contrasts. >> what each can it needs to do is separate himself from the other in terms of policy. >> ehrlich is launching a new tv ad and policy rode out -- policy rollout. but he is not ready to detail how he plans to back fill a repeal of the sales tax increase and corporate income tax rate. >> [unintelligible] as i said

tonight we only have numbers from a few precinct, we can report that kevin kamanetz is ahead. very few precincts reporting so far. numbers are coming in slowly, we don't know why. we're going to begin with mary bubala. >> reporter: we are finally beginning to see some energy. we believe kamanetz will walk in here shortly. everything is preliminary as kevin kamanetz tries to make it to the top. >>> after 16 years on the council, kamenetz is vying for the top spot. >> i would just be so happy because kevin definitely is the better candidate. i think he is the one that can really, truly lead baltimore county. >> reporter: the 52-year-old formed a battle by highlights his experience and knowledge of county matters >> we want to keep our neighborhoods safe and our schools strong. people have been responding to that message and i'm very grateful. >>> again, momentum is building here as they wait for the candidate to come in. at this point he has not received the numbers. >>> and our coverage begins where adam may has reaction from the -- bartenfelder camp. >> i did nothing but talk

kelley, we're going to toss it back to you and join you when kevin camminus takes the stage. here it is. . >>> all right. let's get a quick check of the forecast in here. clear skies tonight. the voters had no trouble getting out this evening that's for sure. quickly show you maryland's most powerful radar on our satellite view. all clear across the state. should stay dry tonight into the day tomorrow. temperatures into the upper 50s out there and it will be a cool start first thing tomorrow. hour by hour forecast through the day, back into the mid-70s, push 80 tomorrow amp. basically a very nice -- tomorrow afternoon. basically a very nice wednesday coming up. let's get back to our election coverage. . >> thanks, wyatt. >>> another race we're watching closely, voters also cast their ballots in the race for state comptroller. take a look at the results. here are the numbers. looking at about a 41% of the precincts reporting tonight, william campbell with 64% over 18-year-old brendon maddigan who is still a high school student. >>> i understand now that kevin camminus has take

kevin kamenetz is supposed to be here at 9:00. we will be waiting and watching with him as he hopes to move on to the general election for baltimore county executive. live in pikesville, cheryl conner, abc2 news. >>> you can't use the weather as an excuse to not go out and vote. we're going to keep it nice and dry, a few clouds passing by but no rain and temperatures pleasant, mid to upper 70s. look at the satellite view across the state now. we are cloudy from baltimore southward down through dc and southern maryland. also much of the eastern shore under the clouds right now. we're clearing out in western maryland and our northern counties, northern baltimore county, northern carroll and northern harford county. winds light and variable, gusty at times. we saw gusts up to 20. that led to enhanced fire risk and special statement from the national weather service. mid-70s, a little warmer west. 81 frederick. 73 easton. the rest of the evening, we're in the 70s. variably cloudy, a pleasant couple of hours left to vote. and an early

democrat kevin will face off against ken holt. let's go to sherrie johnson live. who will take over for jim smith? >> good morning to you jamie. i'm here in front of the old courthouse. jim smith's office soon. we will find out who will replace him. take a look here at your screen. the democratic nods for baltimore county executive is going to be the closest primary race in decades for that office. 94% of the prescription are reporting it looks like kevin is leading with 52% of the vote and joe has about 44% of the votes. both men served four terms on the county council and we caught up with them last night at their respective camps. >> i have never ever seen an election turnout this low and it was so low it was unbelievable. it was a good day, good weather day and they didn't turn out. that is a shame. >> the numbers have been cast. they haven't been reported. once they are reported we can corn firm where we safely are and have good news for our camp we hope. >> the winner will face off against ken holt. >> abc2news.com has you covered with all the results. check

kevin, 56%. 12% of the votes in. our reporter is live tonight. >> this is a room full of anticipation, as about 300 of his supporters are anxiously waiting for the final numbers to comment. as we look at some of the videos it -- i can tell you, they have made several announcements here. barton felder has a slight lead. will be a very long night, but it may be awhile before all of the official numbers come in. a lot of times, something in the eastern parts of the county, that includes his district -- the campaign spokesperson told me minutes ago that he felt confident that regardless of the outcome he feels very proud of the campaign he has run. >> we seem a very positive. his wife, all of us. we have done everything we can do, and today is the day. we will find out if the voters decide on joe barton felder or not. we are upbeat about it and positive. >> we do expect that he will make an appearance at some point, but likely will not be until more official numbers come in. we will continue to monitor the numbers and th

kevin, do the republicans take the house, the senate, both, or nothing? >> no, i think we take the house and the senate. i'm pretty sure we'll take the house. if you look back, back to world war ii, the house has never flipped without bringing the senate with it. >> karen, the republicans seem to have history on his side. >> i love kevin's hubris. i say keep it up. keep bragging my friend. i actually think the democrats will maintain control of both houses. i do think that the republicans are going to slim down the margin for us. it's going to be a lot tougher that a lot of people think. >> that's not hubris. that's confidence. >> keep bragging. keep it up. >> we love the gentle sparring. thanks for being with us. karen finney and kevin madden. thank you for the humor and the hubris. we appreciate it. back to you. >> just a peek of what is coming up the next three months. >>> we're going to overseas now to ireland. anti-war protesters threw eggs and shoes at tony blair at a dublin bookstore. he was signing copies of his just released memoir, "a journey, m

carlos is our team from moscow is what i am here now i'm kevin zero in with the top stories for the first time ever a soyuz spacecraft has failed to undock from the international space station leaving the crew temporarily stuck in orbit two russian cosmonauts and a nasa astronaut were ready to return to worth when signal technical problems and telling of a cause got the latest for. a difficult maneuver and not a good time to hear warning bells after spending nearly six months in orbit three of the current guy says crew get held up trying to head for home well trying to undo the automatic lock between the space station and sees landing munjal feel to open. an alarm went off aboard the spacecraft seeing that the airlock isn't properly secured and the vehicle isn't isolated from the vacuum of space after a thorough inspection it turned out this was a false alarm and this is no ordinary jammed lock this journey home takes intense preparation. they haven't slept for a day preparing for the landing and checking the spacecraft costumes and testing the air tightness and now they have to go throug

it's like 29 it's like kevin in radio years, it's old. you're going to bring back clinton portis an mvp was out of the league at that age. the shelf life is not that old. i'd take clinton portis over everybody. it's not important. what's important is whether or not you think mike shanahan's needs are coming before the needs of the team. >> not me. not at all. >> and i would side with kevin on that one too. >> i'm just asking a question. i'm not saying i believe that yet. >> we didn't bring you in here to ask the questions just answer them. i'm letting you guys go with a quick prediction kevin will they win this weekend in phil . >> probably not but they've been competitive and had the lead in three games. it's not awful through all three games. i don't think they'll win but i think they'll be competitive. >> 28-24 donovan mcnabb throws three touchdowns, they do win. >> kevin shehan of espn 980. thanks again, guys. >> we know what the guys think. what do you think? will the skins have a winning season? by the way, they're 6.5-point underdo

kevin tibbles with us from detroit tonight. kevin, thanks for your reporting. >>> another natural disaster. tropical storm hermine has taken a terrible toll on texas. authorities there say flooding from the storm has killed at least two people. it was parked over the state most of yesterday. one man was swept away from his pickup truck. authorities say they are looking for a woman whose suv was swept off a road by a swollen creek following the torrential and relentless rainfall. >>> and a wildfire still burning near boulder, colorado, tonight. a local sheriff says four people are unaccounted for may be among those who chose not to evacuate, risking their lives to save their homes. it tore up 140 structures or thereabouts. >>> bp today released its internal investigation into what caused the "deepwater horizon" disaster. you may not be surprised to learn the 193-page report spreads the blame around, pointing the finger at haliburton for a bad cement job and rig owner transocean for not reacting fast enough when oil and gas came

kevin kamenetz got the nomination with 52 percent of the vote.councilman bartenfelder conceded the race with 44 percent. and kevin kamenetz mt with supporters todayyat the campaign headquarters. bartenfelder called to ccngratulate him. and kevin kamenetz said he ii noo looking aheed to november the two. >> it is really time that we put our differences behind us, and i reach out to everyone, and in baltimore county, to heal our3 division, join together, because once again, i believe we will be democrats united. >> kevin kamenetz willlface former republican state delegateken holts in the general election. >> for the candidates it was frustrating marred by slow returns. election officials say it was huuan error. after polls closed, some workers locked them. and forgot to tally the votes inside. the issue was remedyed this morning. >> there was surprrsingly low voter turnout tt tuesday's primaries.. in baltimore city, 22 percent of voters headed to the polls..3 state wide turnouttwas over 27 percent. that's below the 30 percent sttte elections offici

what is next for kevin kamenetz?ve these stories and more when he will have these stories and more when he everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly the property tax as well as a lot of fee increases. as you know, there's a big difference between fees and taxes. but...they're the same. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. >> if you think your child is spending too much on the time computer play around, it may be beneficial. >> a new study shows those hours on the computer could have a positive affect on your preteen. >> if you have never worried about the hours your little ones and doing this, a new study says computer time, even playing games, may actually be productive. >> they are learning how to us

kevin, and as i was saying, kevin, you're older than these guys. never admitted that on television. i didn't tell my mom that until i was 30 years old. the things these men are telling people, especially african-american men won't tell anybody, even if they make money off of it. >> you tell the truth, don. the matter is, most people don't lie when it comes to this type of thing. that's why it's so important that the bishop speak out. and the pause and delay it's taken for him to speak out has caused more -- making it more troubling. >> i think you guys are all brave. kevin, thank you for joining us from london. i think you're very brave. of course you should stand behind your bishop, but you should also have an open mind about this. we hope these allegations are not true. as i said, i've been saying all week, there are no winners in this situation. best of luck to you tomorrow. come back tomorrow and talk to us about what you heard there in the congregation, okay? >> all right. >> thank you very much. >>> black churchgoers often look to the leaders

kevin truth is going -- truip is going to be here. we will be joined by ji ling su. andre notten and rachel who are here from the department of youth. some of the focus of this hearing has changed just in the last 48 hours and i really want to thank individuallies -- individuals for changing their schedules to be able to support us in this endeavor. and so with that, we'll turn it over to our associate superintendent kevin true it. -- truitt. thank you supervisor dufty. sandra from dcif, we are going to start with the school partnership model. we have a brief segway to multiple systems for students. >> we have some handouts for the committee members and copies for those of the member of the public that are here -- members of the public that are here. thank you for inviteding us here today, committee members. we are happy to give you an overview of the new effort that the partnership and the department has called the school partner model. we have a power point that walks through some of the main points and a handout that gives a little bit more description. so the sch

please say hello to kevin nealon. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you?ow is everything? i haven't seen you in a little while. >> things are fantastic. >> jimmy: how is your wife? >> fantastic. we just celebrated our fifth wedding anniversary. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. congratulations. >> yeah, we've been married for five years but we've been together, like, two years. no, five years. been together nine years. >> jimmy: what did you do? >> well, here's the secret to a good marriage. i think you have to compromise. so, i had to go to philadelphia around that time of the anniversary, and she called me. this is the week that "eat, pray, love" came out. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and she called me and asked if i would go see the movie so we could talk later on the phone and compare notes. >> jimmy: really? >> it's not my kind of film. it was the week "the expendables" came out, too. that was the film i wanted to see. so, i said, okay. so i get in the cab and i say, like to go to the movie theater. he says, all right, what are you going to say? i said, "the expe

let's start with kevin kamenetz. it is the most expensive race in baltimore county history and kevin kamenetz is taking nothing for granted. on primary election day he's out early shaking hands trying to get last-minute votes. >> getting a nice reception from voters. they've done their research. they're happy with the choices that they think they're going to make. we're going to reenforce that and let people know i'm here to do a good job. >> reporter: he first had television ads trying to reach a county wide population of 800,000. he touted his environmental record and discussed growth. >> we want to keep huer neighborhoods safe, schools strong and a modern and efficient government. people have been responding to that message. i'm very grateful. i'm all smiles today, upbeat and somewhat happy that it's over w on the other hand i feel like i need to keep campaigning. >> reporter: kevin kamenetz said he got up at 6:00 this morning and headed to the polls at 7:00 when they opened and he has been working all day long tr

well absolutely kevin you're right he did talk about. iran nuclear nonproliferation what is was one of the key op when he made in his speech he talked about how the united states is satisfied with the fact that the u.s. and russia have been able to sign a new start treaty and he's hoping that iran will come to dialogue with the rest of the world even though the u.s. can see continues to insist that source of all it needs to be confident in the iranians peaceful intentions take a listen to what barack obama said there. as we pursue the world's most dangerous to extremists we're also denying them the world's most dangerous weapons and pursuing the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons we have joined with russia to sign the most comprehensive arms control treaty in decades and here at the united nations we came together to strengthen the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. as part of our effort on nonproliferation i offered the islamic republic of iran an extended hand last year and underscored that it has both rights and respo

plus paul ryan, eric cantor, kevin mccarthy are saying the republican party needs to be the conservative party. what is their strategy for taking back the thousand november? that and more coming up, straight ahead.

kevin, and as i was saying, kevin, you're older than these guys.'ve never admitted that on television and i never told my mom until i was 30 years. especially african-american men don't want to talk about those things and don't want to admit them even if there's money involve thad may make money off of it. >> you're telling the truth, don. and the truth of the matter is most people don't lie when it comes to this type of thing and that's why it's so very important that the bishop speak out and pause and the delay that it's taking for him to speak out is really causing more -- making it even more troubling. >> yeah i think that you're all brave. kevin, thank you for joining us from london. thank you, guys, so much. i think that you're very brave and of course, you should stand behind your bishop but you should also have an open mind about this. we hope that these allegations are not true and as i said i've been saying all week there are no winners in this situation. so best of luck to you tomorrow and come back tomorrow and talk to us about what you

alan, kevin kitchingham, kevin vallen, diane smith. >> good evening. i'm the ceo of emerit goodman and associates. we own the building that will be the most impacted of this project, cathedral hill. the emerit goodman building, probably the oldest wood frame building of san francisco. survived earthquake and fire because it was on the west side of van ness. we renovated after eight years of development and construction in 1985, serving residences and businesses for the last 25 years. your staff presented you, which i saw for the first time today, an august 27th four-page executive summary. i didn't hear any reference to that. in the executive summary it mentions the significant unmitigated environmental impacts and those are the items which should have been dressed in the d.i.r. is, how those impacts which, from an economic sense are called external costs. external costs mean the simplest example is pollution where you'd have a polluting facility putting dust and pollution in people's houses. and that's an external cost instead of the old days before t

is that with you kevin? >> it's a partnership. all of the dcyf date us. they do go through ri tu cana. so we work in partnership on many of the projects with d crrks yf. >> ok. so -- dcyf. >> ok. so to measure the program's effectiveness, both of you are developing the measures. certainly school attendance and school engagement is going to be at the top of the list. we're incorporate rating the school require jments -- requirements. our post secondary program is college prepared, college ready, there are goals that defined their readiness. and i i that those certainly -- the goals that we have within our high schools. building goals to identify as students get to their senior year how ready they are. they have a post secondary success plan. attending school, engagement, like i said building a portfolio of their experience with their success with the big picture. they have -- they actually do oral presentations. what's it called? exhibition. thank you they actually locate their learning. so it's atanments of those goals and how successful we are meeting th

kevin kamenetz has served on the county council for 16 years. so has his opponent, joe bartenfelder. he appeared last night in woodlawn to talk to voters to there. he is endorsed by county police and fire unions. kamenetz has an endorsement from "the baltimore sun." >> i think i have the right combination of experience and vision to move the county forward. >> keeping our neighborhood safe and having an efficient government that delivers a basic services. >> i do not think you need to be a lawyer to be a ceo. we have been successful. i have been in the legislature before this, nine years on the appropriations committee. >> the winner will face kenneth holtz who is running unopposed. polls will be open until 8:00 p.m. tonight. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal- tv 11 news. >> stay with wbal tv for the latest news and results. you can find a voters guide on the website, wbaltv.com. it will help you find your local polling place. click on the politics page. police are investigating a deadly accident. authorities say a man was struck by a car after fa

kevin is really sorry he missed this and i know he'll be supportive if it goes forward. so thanks, you guys. president crowley: thank you. colleagues? >> i have a question. how are you going to require that restaurants put these in? >> well, currently we'd be piggy backing on the existing system. if someone opens a restaurant, they are supposed to put a grease removal -- a grease trap, any type they want at this point. that either seems to be falling through the crax, or they do put it in and then it changes hands and people don't know it's there anymore. all we'd be ding is making sure when d.b.i. gets those restaurant applications in that we know that new restaurants would be putting this automated device in. we would be plugging into the existing system rather than creating a whole new process. >> and what are you going to do about existing restaurants? >> well, existing restaurants, because d.b.i. currently, the plumbing department, they just inspect a new restaurant. once something is in, they don't go out. our inspectors have been going out, doing these best manage

kevin. >> oh, wow. >> i love kevin. >> reporter: maddie has become a fashion celebrity.he signs autographs, speaks to aspiring young entrepreneurs, and meets enthusiastic fans. >> i think it's kind of strange to see different people wearing my bottle caps that i've never met before. and whenever i see them i'm like, "oh look, i made that!" we are in 700 stores across the country, and we sell 50,000 bottle caps a month. we don't get the bottle caps from my uncle's coke machine anymore. it's changed all our lives. but i can't think of a better job to have than one with your kids. and i'm just so proud of them. >> i'm really surprised that it's gotten this large. because when we started off, it was just a craft, and now it's this huge empire. >> reporter: but even though she's the president of a successful company, maddie doesn't plan on designing bottle caps forever. >> i want to be a patent attorney or an immigration lawyer when i grow up. i don't want to do anything that has to do with designing or artwork. i'd rather just do that as a hobby. >> not a bad hobby consideri

. >> kevin robinson lived here his whole life. he says that's why people banning together is important. >> when we know a storm is coming, we watch the weather. it's very important and we have different people who we correspond with, you know, the neighbors, that's why we get together. this one watches on one channel. someone else watches on another. we watch the weather channel and combined them all together. you know, they are pretty good patterns. you know, the meteorologist does a good job. >> so they are hanging on every one of topper's words here in calvert county. we'll let you know how it goes. >> we are hanging on topper's words as well. meantime, the maryland natural resources police are advising folks to stay out of the potomac river because the water is just too high. high tide hit old town alexandria at 1:15 this afternoon and a barricade could be seen floating down the street. that's where king street meets the potomac. the city was handing out sandbags to anybody who needed one for most of the day. meantime, suray c

go ahead, kevin. >> i feel this is very typical of bishop. a family oriented man and he will view new birth as his family so i do see why he would -- he would delay speaking to the radio before speaking to his congregation. >> kevin, go ahead. >> well, we understand the delay but even those of us in c christendom we want to hear from bishop long. we've bought the books and cds as well and we want him to speak out so the cloud of suspicion can be dispersed. >> i know it is very tough to listen to this but i want you to listen to what the lawyer of the accused had to say about one of the young men that is accusing the bishop and their relationship and what happened. let's play that and then we'll talk about it. >> anthony was moved in and lived in that house approximately at the end of 11th grade when he was 17 years old and there the pastor started to do what adult pedophiles do with younger people which is starting to spend time with them, casually -- -- telling him how special he was to him and it was special for the bishop to be able to spe

>> kevin brown.> have we heard anything from the hospital beyond confirming the shooting? >> no, only thing we've heard from the hospital at this point is that they are in a sheltered mode at this point. advising people to take shelter inside the hospital. >> it sounds like police know where the shooter is. the eighth floor of the hospital and there may be a hostage situation unfolding as well. maybe, underlined exclamation point. >> maybe, with a strong exclamation point. kevin brown said they have no details on the hostage. >> we won't take it beyond what we know and the other reporting from kevin is that it may have been, i guess i'm just trying to tie up some of the loose ends i'm getting, from some of the affiliates, that it may have been a physician who was the victim. >> yes, she confirmed it was a physician who was critically wounded in this shooting. >> if you get more information or if you can pass kevin through to us, we'd appreciate it. baltimore city police are on the scene at johns hopk

it looks like kevin is leading with about 52% of the votes and joe has about 44% of the votes.is a lawyer and barton felder a farmer. we caught up with them at their respective camps last night. here are their thoughts on the primary. >> i've never ever seen an election turnout this low and it was so low, it was unbelievable. it was a good day, good weather day. they didn't turn out. that is a shame. >> the numbers have been cast. they just haven't been recorded. once recorded them, we can confirm where we safely are and have some good news for our camp we hope. >> now, the winner of this race will face off against ken holt, republican ken holt coming up. sherrie johnson abc news. >> the show is on. former governor ehrlich topping brian murphy who was endorsed by palin. o'malley winning easily over jaffee. >> the people spoke and believe me in seven weeks they speak very loud in the state of maryland. >> we'll see a november 2nd rematch of the 2006 maryland governor's race. >> primary day is in the books and the votes have been cast but was drastically low. the turnout was real

way that kevin energy and. the global policy forum in the very near future for the meantime though live from moscow this is r.t. and let's get to some other news in brief now investigators in the philippines say police could be responsible for some of the deaths during a botched hostage rescue a cherished from hong kong were killed after described expertise been hijacked their bus in manila two weeks ago. tests dispute police claims all the all the deaths were the result of close range fire a hearing into the hijacking concludes today. north korea has marked it's sixty second anniversary as details of a conference to to name a new leader kim jong il successor remain shrouded in mystery thousands celebrated founding day by placing flowers at the base of a statue of founder kim to song. is littered with posters announcing the workers' party meeting though the exact details are unknown expected kim's youngest son will be appointed to a key part of position preparing him for succession. and i'll be back with a reca

bulls and kevin thanks so much for joining me now i want to talk about you know it's no secret over the past six months or so ever since april release of the collateral damage video now wiki leaks really has come to the forefront on the world stage it's become a household name if you will and julian assange the figure at the front of it but i mean talking about this rise for such a secretive organization you know with performing such secretive acts it's kind of weird right that they had so much spotlight and. really embraced it. i don't think it's weird it's actually pretty consistent with their mission for anybody to be leaking information to wake you leaks they have to know that it's out there and they have to have a lot of faith in it so in that respect julian assange has public public notoriety and his frequent media appearances actually help really you don't think that i did the idea here is i mean also taking from quotes from his spokesman that left is that they're supposed to work as a team you know it's about the idea of putting information out there and sharing the knowledg

well, what would software developers, hardware developers be required to do under these new regs, kevin? go ahead. >> well, we don't have a proposal. we don't have hard language but looking to the requirements currently applied to telephone companies and broadband access providers, capabilitys that are already quite broad, this would, apparently, require every provider of any type of communication service on the internet to build into their systems, facilities to ease government wiretapping and access to user data or face hefty fines. and i think part of the issue here is would mark zuckerburg been able to build facebook and launch it from his doorm room if-- dorm room if he had to build capabilities and get fined for it or would skype have been built if they were forced to foregot peer to peer communication and create an artificial bottleneck so the government can wiretap your call, i think the answer is no. >> suarez: a problem that doesn't even exist, mr. baanston gave an example. >> i don't agree. i think if you look at end to end encryption which is a reality today, government does