maryland governor larry hogan is holding a fund-raiser for new jersey governor chris christie in annapolis this afternoon. christie is running for president or the republican nomination. he was a big supporter of hogan last year. hillary clinton opening up about the possibility of joe biden joining the race. he has a difficult decision and that she always expected a competitive campaign. she said she made a bad choice using a personal e-mail for work while she was secretary of state. in a new report from the associated press, the a.p. says diplomats at the state department have routinely used personal e-mail in the last 15 years. >>> the oklahoma man who threatened to assassinate the president is no longer in washington. u.s. marshals are taking archie glass jr. back to the oklahoma city area. he had been in prison four times for his threats. news4 broke the story last week when the u.s. secret service stopped him near the white house. he was on probation for writing threatening letters. he allegedly said he'd shoot george w. bush and president obama. prosecutors said glass violated his pa

governor larry hogan office said the final inmate left the 150-year-old facility this afternoon. he ordered it closed citing the cost for the upkeep and history of the scandal. maryland will focus on the eastern show in a battle against what leaders call heroin epidemic. includes $2 million worth of spending. the lion's share will restore the residential treatment center in chester town and it will include emphasis on educating the public and training the police officers. update to breaking story we brought you at 5:00. the county sheriff office says it found christie lynn davis wells and her children. that family had been reported missing after they left home last night leaving cell phones and wallets behind. deputies say the family is safe. "7 on your side" is fighting back against crime with misvideo showing a gunman caught in the act. you can see the gunman runningway. if you recognize the gunman, call the police. developing story in southeast washington where the metro is preparing to resume bus service to portion of a neighborhood there. buss have been kipping portion of th

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan announced his jail would close and the 1100 inmates have already been moved to detention centers. the center has walls dating back to the 19th century and it's notorious for blind corners and arkansas arduous conditions -- hazardous conditions. >>> police need help to catch a vandal who damaged cars in the area. the reports started coming in from north potomac. people had tires slashed, a windshield broken. and most of the vehicles damaged were nearal that springs -- near alta springs way. (301)279-8000 is the number to call if your car was damaged and you have not filed a report. >>> it's been approved in nearby states. and the public service commission rejected the merger between power companies. the vote of the three men board was unanimous. it's been 16 months since they announced. the chair of the commission says the companies failed to show how the proposed merger would better the public. >>> your air conditioner has not had to work all that hard today. these nice conditions -- will they last? >> i think tomorrow will be better and thursday l

leon: we are just getting word that maryland governor larry hogan says he is winning his fight againstcer. he spoke moments ago on the facebook page and said 95% of the cancer is gone. he tells the "washington post," "i aced my test." hogan has been battling tumors that popped up in his neck and other part of his body. the news for him tonight is good. "7 on your side" now hopefully with good news for you but help from mechanics taking your phone calls in the newsroom tonight. if you need any advice about your car, now is the time to call. phone lines are open until 6:30. you have 14 minutes to get in. 703-236-9220. happening right now, it is time to decide about a controversial new rule in frederick county that would require all county business to be conducted in english. some say it sends a me sam of intolerance and others say it's a money-save measure. brad bell with the story tonight. what is the story here? brad: well, you said it is happening now and you couldn't be more accurate. inside the building, winchester hall where the county conducts the business, debate is going on now.

larry hogan said maryland lost a great leader a friend. he was appointed governor in 1969 after spiro agnew was elected richard nixon's vice president. he was elected to two full terms but his career ended in 1977 when he was convicted on political corruption charges. he spent time in prison and the conviction was later overturned. he passed away, surrounded by family. >>> this morning, you could see helicopters and emergency crews landing at the u.s. capitol. don't worry though, this is just a drill. u.s. park police, capitol police and other officers with the district will be conducting evacuation exercises today and tomorrow. the choppers will land on both the east and west fronts of the capitol building. this all started about 15 minutes ago so you may run into some street closures in the area up until about 8:00 this morning. >>> all right. time now to focus on the forecast. an important day for a lot of kids headed back to the bus stop. after a nice summer break. >> a-plus excitement levels because they're back to school. only a "b"

last month, maryland governor larry hogan ordered the city to shut down that 150-year-old jail. two years ago, they indicted jail staff. >>> and a man accused of operating a $1 million synthetic drug operation out of his home. john flaherty was arrested last week. police found more than $1 million of supplies in haymarket. other items were also found in a storage unit. he's being accused of using the u.s. postal service to ship the drugs across the country. >> this isn't something small, looking basically into the aspects of the money distribution. during that, we found marijuana, marijuana wax and handguns. >> flaherty was arrested in las vegas where he has a second home. he's awaiting extradition from nevada. he's due in court in october. >>> cindy rose wants her children to be able to opt out of standardized exams. she has a public hearing with the board of education today. this is according to the frederick news post. if the board says rose's children doesn't have to take the test it could set a precedent to follow. >>> two major power companies may keep fighting for a merge

larry hogan posted this picture on facebook and wrote, quote, it looks like there's another white dome in annapolis. i'm losing hair but i'm winning the battle. hogan was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma last month. he's had two rounds of chemo so far and says he's feeling strong as he continues working through treatments. >>> it's been a huge complaint for years. now our i-team is going undercover to catch spotters in action even as a new law banning them is about to take effect. >>> still feeling the pinch of mosquitos, even though you use repellent. we've got some alternatives for you, next. you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well - physically, financially, emotionally - its hard on your own. so cigna's got your back, and your knees, 24/7. cigna's there to answer your questions. or when you need some coaching. in sickness and in health, cigna's there, helping you to get well and stay well. that's having a partner, who's with you all the way. cigna. because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're

governor larry hogan released a statement saying maryland lost a great leader and friend. the general assembly appointed mandel governor in 1969 after spiro agnew was elected richard nixon's vice president. he was elected to two full terms after that. he passed away in st. mary's county surrounded by family. >>> today, montgomery county police are looking to the county medical examiner to help solve a murder. a man died after being attacked in wheaton. montgomery county police say the man argued in a parking lot last night. the victim tried to run away from at least three attackers but they caught one him. the three men beat up the victim and he died at the hospital. police say he also may have been shot or stabbed. >> at this time we don't know what precipitated this event. the detectives are on the scene. they are gathering information and talking to witnesses. and they will attempt to determine what happened. >> the medical examiner's report will determine a cause of death in this case. police would not comment on whether they had any suspects in custody. >>> police wil

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan says 95% of his cancer is just gone. >> it's amazing news. hogan tells our editorial partners at the washington post he learned the cancer was gone following his second round of chemotherapy. just two months ago doctors found 60 tumors throughout his body and they diagnosed him with stage three non-hodgkin's lymphoma. hogan's treatment is just halfway complete. he begins his next round of treatment next friday. >> good treatment. >> yeah. >>> coming up perhaps more good news, panda watchers at the national zoo taking another step preparing for the arrival of a brand-new panda cub. >> but up next family and friends of john geer reacting to sfx: music throughout ♪ sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing ♪ sfx: crowd chanting sfx: crowd cheering music stops sc johnson, a family company. i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] d i dinot want to go out. p [claof thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to r thee.escu i'm rayna. a

. >>> some very encouraging news tonight from maryland governor larry hogan. he says 95% of his cancer is gone. he told our editorial partners at the post that a medical scan taken after his second round of chemo reveals that nearly all of that cancer is gone. hogan says there are some remnants of the tumors but that they're dead. the governor jokingly said that he aced his test and the doctors were shocked at the results. hogan has been fighting stage three non-hodgkin's lymphoma. >>> a corn maze in maryland is paying tribute to governor hogan in his fight against cancer. this year's design at lawyers farm in thurmont includes his face and the #hoganstrong. the farm will donate proceed from this year's maze to the american cancer society. the governor posted on facebook saying he's touched by the tribute. >>> breaking news on subway's famous spokesman jared fogle. the charges he's expected to plead guilty to, we'll have the details next. >> plus more royalty coming to d.c., what's bringing prince i believe in america. we invented the lightbulb! we built the f

. >>> an aggressive cancer regiment is paying off for maryland governor larry hogan. he now says his cancer is 95% gone. the governor finished a third round of chemotherapy and tells our news partners at the "the washington post" that, -- that he, quote, aced his tests leaving doctors shocked. the republican governor announced he was being treated for an aggressive form of non- lodge skins limp foam -- non- hodgkins lymphoma. >>> ohioans are mourning representative stokes. he became ohio's first black member of congress and one of its most respected and influential. republican governor john kasich called him a giant who led by his confiction. the democrat head add house committee that investigated the martin luther king, jr. assassination in the late '70s and he complood there probably -- concluded there probably had been a conspiracy in the the case. he was 90 years old. >>> coming up, how a healthy school lunch could reduce the number of obese children in the united states. >>> but first, see how authorities are using >>> dramatic images out of most company shows so

they have done this to support governor larry hogan who was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma thiss owner said they lost their father to cancer. they wanted to support him in a special way. >> that is great. >> good for you. >>> well, kids in frederick county head back to school this coming monday. the county fire department sent us a list of reminders for how you can stay safe with students and buses on the roads. of course this applies no matter where you live. firefighters say your children should always wait for a bus to come to a complete stop before walking toward it. now, if you're driving through a neighborhood watch out for children in driveways and maybe moving around parked cars on the street. also, never pass a stopped school bus with the stop lights on and that stop sign extended. that's illegal and cameras in several counties can catch you doing it if you do and there's a huge fine. >>> today is #school tbt. we are showing you our old back to school pictures. >> who is that? >> who is that? that is me. >> cute. >> i think i was about 5, 6 years old there. >> look at y

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan halfway through his cancer treatment and says he is now 95% cancer free. the announcement coming via twitter. hogan was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma earlier this year. doctors said the cancer was aggressive but treatable. even so, the "washington post" reports the update surprised the doctors who are treating him. hogan has gone through three rounds of chemotherapy so far. >>> for the first time, there's a government-approved pill women can take to increase sexual desire. the fda says you'll be able to buy adaddie in october. it works differently than its counterpart. viagra targets a man's physical ability to have sex, addi changes chemicals in the brain. >>> women and the military. the navy's top officer says its elite s.e.a.l. teams will be open to women if they can get past the grueling trainer. the admiral did not say when it would happen. he made the announcement to "defense news" hours after news broke that two women had passed the army's arduous ranger course. >>> turning to weather now. i think it's going to feel nicer out there. we

. >>> some great news today from maryland's governor, larry hogan. this afternoon, today that 95% of his cancer is gone after chemotherapy. back in late june he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of nonhodgkin's lymphoma. governor hogan has undergone three rounds of chemo. he is halfway through his treatment now and rockin' those sunglasses. we all wish him well. >> good news for him. that's our broadcast. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. >> and we hope to see you tomorrow night. have a good one, everybody. >> yeah. happy wednesday. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taraji p. henson, edward burns, musical gut

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan stopped by decked out in purple and black to give the ravens a little pep talk before their game saturday against washington basically saying tough times require tough people. >> said he's a ravens fan, that's for sure. he's fired up for this week's game. who we playing this week? sees fived up for that. -- so he's fired up for that. >>> driver justin wilson has died one day after suffering a head injury during a crash. wilson was 37. it happened yesterday at the poconos. wilson was actually hit in the head by flying debris after a competitor's car crashed in front of his. then presumably unconscious wilson's car hit an abatement at a high speed. wilson was in a coma the last 24 hours. he spent 12 years competing in the indycar circuit. >> it's challenging. as challenging as today is and yesterday was, he's doing what he loved to do and what we all love to do and why we'll all be back competing in his honor in the near future. >>> to some baseball now, orioles hit the road for a trip to kansas city since last year's alcs and not a happy trip, omar enfaw

. >>> tonight maryland governor larry hogan has completed his third round of chemo and he says his cancer is 95% gone. hogan told our editorial partners at the wash that he aced his -- washington post that he aced his test and he says doctors are shocked about it. the governor announced back in june he is being treated for an aggressive form of non- hodgkin's lymphoma. he was just five months into his term at the time, but today he says while he does have remnants of those tumors the cancer is dead. hogan begins a fourth round of chemotherapy on friday. >>> we should soon know more about jimmy carter's condition. today we have learned that the former president will make his first public comments about his health since revealing last week that he has cancer. the news conference will be held at the carter center headquarters in atlanta thursday morning. carter is 90 years old and in a statement last week he said the cancer was founder during liver surgery -- found during liver surgery and had spread to other parts of his body. >>> tomorrow at noon the people touched by lenny robinson will g

larry hogan tweeting that 95% of his cancer is gone after the first round of chemo therapy. >> wonderful. >> thanks so much. firefighters from our area are back home tonight after helping to fight the massive wild fires out west. the firefighters are from the maryland department of resources. they have been in california for most of this month and some longer battling the blazes out there. >>> and with the real fire season still to come, some are still concerned things could get worse befbetter. >> it was one of the most devastated hurricaning in u.s. history. in a few days we will be marking ten years since hurricane katrina. chris lawrence was in new orleans ten years ago and is here with a look at how that city has recovered since that tragedy. chris? >> when hurricane katrina made landfall on august 29, 2005, a category three storm packing winds of 175 miles an hour but the real damage was done when the levees broke and flooded new orleans. 80% of the city was under water and hundreds of people lost their homes. more than 1800 people had died. today the mayor said new orleans still f

maryland governor larry hogan is backing chris christie. >>> democrats and even some republicans are slamming a new immigration plan from donald trump. this is trump's first big policy paper. we have the look at the plan and at the response. >> reporter: donald trump plans to take a hard line on immigration reform if he becomes president. on meet the press trump says he would reverse all of president obama's executive orders related to immigration and deport all undocumented immigrants. trump says he will force mexico to build the wall on the u.s. border. he says the government profits from the drug trade and can afford the cost of the wall. if they refuse to pay, he says he would raise fees on visaings and border crossing cards. >> we have to make a whole new set of standards and when people come in -- >> so you're going to deport children and split up familys? >> we're going to keep the families together. >> but you're going to keep them together out. >> they have to go. >> reporter: the details angered some of his opponents. lindsey gram says this would take us backwards on the im

last month, governor larry hogan ordered the city to shut down the 150-year-old jail. just two years ago, the governor indicted several jail staff in a cell phone and drug smuggling ring. >>> a man shot and killed after attacki ing deputy is the same n who jumped the fence at the white house. smith attacked a deputy in the courthouse lobby just before noon yesterday. smith was facing burglary, assault and harassment charges back in march. there is no word why he was at the court yesterday. the deputy hurt his arm and hand but is expected to be okay. >>> you can give input on the second phase of the silver line today. there is say public workshop to talk about the silver line in loudoun county. leaders will break down through development plans. they're also asking for your help to come up with a fourth plan. if you want to go to the meeting it's at the morefield elementary school tonight. >>> cindy rose wants her children to be able to opt out of public exams. she has a hearing with the board of education today. if the board says rose's children don't have to take the t

maryland governor larry hogan is holding a fund-raiser for new jersey governor chris christie in annapolis this afternoon. christie is running for president. he was a big supporter of hogan last year. >>> and hillary clinton is opening up about the possibility that joe biden joins the race for president. she said she always expected a competitive campaign and said she made a bad choice using a personal e-mail for work while secretary of state. in a new report from the associated press, the a.p. says diplomats have used that kind of e-mail in the last 13 years. >>> and some are calling for a change at the portrait gallery. they want margaret's sanger's portrait removed. the gallery says that it guss not plan to -- it does not plan to take down that bust. >>> well, many of you are worried about crossing the record outside of the united medical center in southeast d.c. hundreds of people including hospital employees attended a vigil last night, calling for a crosswalk to be installed. 56-year-old emebet kebede died after she was struck. it's the second fatal accident there this year. news4 wa

they created a corn maze to support governor larry hogan. he was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma earlier this year. this is lawyers farm. the farm's owner said they lost their father to cancer and wanted to support hogan in a special way. that will open on september 19th. >>> the growth rate of new businesses in the u.s. has stalled. but not for one group. cnbc's landon dowdy has more. good morning. >> hey, there, good morning to you. you said it, the growth of new businesses has stalled but new data shows the number of women owned companies is on the rise. women run firms rose 27% between 2007 and 2012. versus 2% for all companies. the number of self-employed women and those who own companies with employees have climbed to nearly 10 million. but while the growth rate of women owned businesses is nearly four times that of men, experts say women face exams giving access to capital. back over to you, erika. >> thank you, landon dowdy. >>> i want to show you incredible video here. you can see the moment that a washington state hotel was de

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan says his cancer is 95% gone.e has completed his third round of exeem therapy. governor hoe -- of chemotherapy. governor told "the washington post" he, quote, faced his test and doctors are shocked. the republican governor announced in june he's being treated for an aggressive form of non-hodgkins lymphoma. he was just five months into his term when he was diagnosed. he says he does have rep nantzs of the tumor but the -- remnants of the tumor but the cancer is dead. >>> lawyers for the players union and the n.f.l. are back in federal court today this after new england patriots quarterback tom brady and commissioner roger goodell were unable to reach a settlement in the deneatgate scandz -- deflategate scandal. tom brady is -- [ inaudible ] >>> the washington zoo panda mei xiang is showing signs of a possible pregnancy and in case they closed the habitat to the public. she has been exhibiting behavior consistent with pregnancy for weeks. within 20 to 40 days she'll either have a cub or experience the end of a pseu

governor larry hogan called him a truly great leader, in a statement. marvin mandel died yesterday at the age of 95. >>> turning to our weather now, the heat and humidity, they are back. doug is tracking it all from the storm center. doug, what's going on? >> heat and humidity back, as you say. tel you, the next couple of days really going to be quite warm around our region, showers out there most of the area remaining dry, the bulk of the rain off the coast of the carolinas. look at what's coming our watch nice weather this past weekend, nice temperatures across the region, mid to upper 80s, but here come the 90s. they will be making their way in, not just during the day tomorrow but really over the next couple of days, a very hot and humid stretch in store. here's storm team4 radar, not much going on in our renal, showers back toward bin chester, shenandoah, frederick county, virginia, continue to watch those two the rest of the night tonight, rather hot and humid. wait until you see how warm, get that forecast in ten minutes. >> thanks, doug. >>> the

. >>> maryland continues to rally around maryland governor larry hogan who is battling non- hodgkin's lymphoma. >> organizers at lawyers farm in thurmond completed this corn maze complete with hogan's likeness at the top there, the state of maryland, the flag and #hoganstrong. money raised will go toward the american cancer set to. >>> coming your way a bit later they graduated -- cancer society. >>> coming your way a bit later they graduated with an elite fighting school, but the two women will not get to graduate with the rangers of. >> reporter: for the first time in fairfax county history a police officer is indicted for a shooting. i'm peggy fox. coming up today we'll have reaction from the victim's family. you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well - physically, financially, emotionally - its hard on your own. so cigna's got your back, and your knees, 24/7. cigna's there to answer your questions. or when you need some coaching. in sickness and in health, cigna's there, helping you to get well and stay well. that's having a partner, who's with you all the

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larry hogan is holding a fund-raiser for new jersey governor chris christie in annapolis this afternoon. christie is running for president, and he was a big supporter of hogan last year. >>> questioning the request by former virginia governor bob mcdonnell to appeal to the supreme court. yesterday, solicitor general don ve rilly, said that the request to remain free doesn't have any legal basis. he also said that the court probably won't take the case and if it does, mcdonnell would likely lose. mcdonnell said staying in prison during his appeal would cause him irreparable harm. no word on whether the supreme court will hear the appeal. >>> the oklahoma man who threatened to assassinate the president is no longer in d.c. u.s. marshals taking archie glass, jr., back to oklahoma city. he has been in prison four times for his threats. news4 broke the story last week when the secret service stopped glass near the white house. he was on probation for writing threatening letters. in the letters he allegedly said that he would shoot george w. bush and president obama. prosecutors said glass vi

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan is halfway through his cancer treatment and says he's 95% cancer free. that announcement coming via twitter. hogan was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma this year. doctors said it was aggressive but treatable. the "washington post" said the update surprised doctors treating him. hogan has gone through three rounds of chemotherapy so far. >>> a transformative announcement for women in the military. the navy's top officer said elite s.e.a.l. teams will be open to women if they can get past the grueling training. admiral john greener didn't say when it would happen but announced it to the defense news hours after word that two women had passed the army's arduous ranger course. i've been reading "red circle" detailing just tremendously difficult task it is going through the training. >> yeah. >> most people wash out. >> yes. >> and then it's just -- it's -- >> even talking about the army rangers school, only 40% of the guys that go through it pass. >> get through it. >> yeah. marine corps also reviewing their standards. military integrating more wom

with the maryland transit admistration to make sure there was a smooth transition after governor larry hogan's election. today is his last day and kay has been an integral part of planning that 16-mile east to west purple line project. the future line would link prince george's and montgomery. >>> we told you earlier this week that hess construction is having a hard time getting the permits it needs to allow administrators to move into the new building. "the free lance-star" reports it was supposed to get a temporary occupancy permit by the end of the day yesterday. but did not. so school officials may push the first day of school from september 8th to 14th. they're waiting to see whether or not thischool opens on time. >>> if you haven't, parents, it is time to make sure your children have their immunizations. you have to provide documentation of iunization if your child goes to school in the fairfax county system. starting today, clinics in annandale, mt. vernon and springfield are offering extended hours to make it easier for you. they're open from 7:30 until 3:30 this afternoon. >>> all ri

governor larry hogan released a statement saying maryland lost a great leader and a friend.he general assembly pointed mandel governor in 1969 after spiro agnew was elected nixon's vice president. he was elected to two full terms but his career ended in 1977 when he was convicted on political corruption charges. he pass away surrounded by family. >>> what is left of former tropical storm erika is dumping rain on the carolinas and we'll see some of that rain in our area today. but it won't be severe. meanwhile, hard hit dominica is beginning to clean up now. at least 50 people are missing and 20 are dead. the prime minister says hundreds of homes, bridges and roads were destroyed. >>> coming up on 11 minutes after 5:00 now, i want to get you caught up on the weather and traffic on the 1s. >> i want to find out if the remnants are going to affect our forecast. chuck bell is here with more. what do you think? >> i think you should have your umbrella in your hand before you walk out the door and head out to work or school this morning. not a guaranteed washout of a day, but ther

in a seemingly unrelated story, we learned the housing chief for maryland's republican governor larry hogan wants to loosen that state's lead poisoning laws because -- hope you're paying attention -- mothers might be motivated to poison their children to get free housing. yes. that is the idea of kenneth c. holt, secretary of housing community and development. that's what he told an audience at the maryland association of counties. he mentioned a mother could put a lead fishing weight in her child's mouth and then the landlord would provide the child request w housing. pressed afterward, he said he had no evidence of this happening but said a developer told him it was possible. a developer. this is an anecdotal story that was described as something that could possibly happen. it appears he might want to direct his attention towards real life. >>> the days and weeks of unrest following the shooting of michael brown we learned many things about the city of ferguson. one of the things is that the people living in the st. louis suburb had been living under an amazing predatory policing and muni

those are to key parts of governor larry hogan's plan to fight a heroin epidemic in maryland. the state will spend $2 million on several initiatives. they include expanding training and how to administer drugs which can reverse the effects of an overdose. >>> metro officials promised a full investigation, possibly policy changes and even disciplinary action after a train derailed earlier this month. now that investigation is complete and the results will be discussed today in a session here at metro headquarters. on august 6, a train derailed near the smithsonian station. no passengers were on board, just the driver. and no one was hurt but still there were major problems as a result. delays lasting 24 hours, even more than that. and then questions of what if, what if passengers had been on board. we also learned metro actually knew about the problem that led to the derailment before it happened but instead of fixing it, they essentially put that maintenance on the back burner. now that investigation is complete, the results and a plan of action will be discussed today in a cl

. >>> eight weeks of intensive treatment have paid off from larry hogan. he says 95% of his cancer is gone but the treatment taken its toll on the work alcoholic who says -- work -- >>> we should learn more about jimmy carter's cancer diagnosis on thursday. that is when the 90-year-old former president is planning to release more details at a news conference at the carter center in atlanta. cbs medical correspondent dr. john la puke reports carter has a history of pancreatic cancer, a disease that killed his dad and three of his siblings. >>> a new first of its kind study may change the way cancer patients are treated. >> researchers say their study is an example of how precision medicine can work. weijia jiang reports. >> reporter: three years ago a vet was having abdominal and chest pain. the then 37-year-old mother had stage four pancreatic cancer. >> metastasized so it's scary. it's very, very scary. i was not sure i was going to make it. >> reporter: after almost two years of aggressive treatment, doctors at memorial sloan- kettering cancer center tol

you can see a corn maze set up that includance outline of governor larry hogan and the popular hashtagsupporting his battle with cancer. but the manager of lawyer's farm in thurmont says this has nothing to do with politics. she says they wanted to show state pride and put a spotlight on this disease. >> we are proud of governor hogan for his efforts to still be a good governor, even though he is now battling cancer as well. and it's something we hold near and dear because of my father passing away with brain cancer. he worked right up until the end and he was a big fighter as well. >> governor hogan says 95% of his cancer is gone. lawyer's farm is going to host a special fund-raiser this fall for the american cancer society. >>> finding equipment for a child with a disability can be a challenge. much of it expensive and not cover by insurance. one local woman is doing her goes help defray some of those costs. news4's melissa mollet takes us inside rockville's lollipop kids foundation. i decided to start lollipop kids foundation because of a personal tragedy. >> reporter: debbie's son,

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. >>> halfway there, maryland governor larry hogan is halfway through his six rounds of chemotherapy.he republican governor announced on facebook this past week that he had good news and then great news. good news is he's completed his fifth straight day of chemotherapy. he added that the great news is that he has finished the third of six scheduled rounds. sounds like he's doing well in terms of his treatment. how is he doing politically? >> well, he's obviously still working. >> he's doing his job. >> he's doing his job. you have some democrats saying he's doing his job to the point where he's creating friction, he's in the hospital and he's using the power of the position to push programs that he wants. not consulting with democrats on some issues. i think that's going to be a problem once he hw:zm on the things you want to do without having to sort of work with the other side. >> he seems very focused only his agenda, dave. >> he has shown a great amount of focus and a great amount of i would say political goodwill. i mean, he's sniping at the democrats, but it isn't this knock do