so, maryland and virginia have two different approaches, although maryland is now also getting interested in the aquaculture aspect of it. 99% of the oyster product that comes out in the world is from cultivating oysters not from fishing them in a natural sense. here, of course, it's, you know, we're still just making the transition from fishery to aquaculture. >> maryland is very late in getting into this game, primarily because the state of maryland was very protective of the watermen's traditions and the heritage. the new lease laws were changed in 2010, and the state of maryland began accepting new lease applications. about 50% of the applications were from watermen, and that continues to this day. one being robert t. brown who is the current president of the watermen association in maryland. >> aquaculture, it's a number of people who have started [indistinct]. it's a way where we can keep oysters on the market. it's a way that we help put more oysters into the bays and the rivers to help filter the water. it's a good program. >> scrolled up a load of these freshly picked up oysters.

clinton, maryland -- not clinton, maryland. [laughter] her masters degree in health administration from tulane university. both in new orleans. after finishing school, she came to d.c., not so long ago. to serve as a presidential management fellow with the national institutes of health. even then, it was clear that she had a sharp mind for policy and an instinct for politics. politics sometimes gets a bad rap. but very frankly, everyone of you exercises politics almost every day. if you have a husband, if you have a child, somebody else, your next-door neighbor, the teacher of your child, you play politics. politics is the art of getting things done collectively. and in order to get things done collectively, you have to create consensus. which means you have to hear -- i just heard a quote the other day, i forget who it was that said it, but they said, go into it as if the other guy might be right. she does that. she has a deep emotional intelligence. elaine talks to me about emotional intelligence. she says, you know, i've wor

to my knowledge, i'm the third person in maryland and the first woman from maryland that's been selectedt award. we're here on green ridge state forest, that's open to hunting, camping, fishing, hiking. i work with landowners primarily to develop forest stewardship plans. that's a set of written recommendations to help them manage their forest land property. our plans are written by the forest service. we do have some landowners who work with private consulting foresters and come to us for uh, various other programs such as the tree farm program or different cost share programs that we offer. so, i do work with several cost share programs. our state cost share program is the woodland incentives program, also known as wip for short. uh, and it offers, uh, cost share assistance for a variety of management practices anything from tree planting to um, timber stand improvement, which could be various levels of thinning, invasive plant control. we recognize tha...that presents a cost to the landowners. so, we have programs in place to help reimburse them for that. similarly, on the federal sid

maryland several examples as. well, in which these are happening, you know, as i described earlier, you know, maryland has had a contract with a company and engaged in practice on their own as well to pursue and take survivor from children and their care from some foster youth and disability benefits. they'll even take veterans assistance benefit if a child had a parent who died in the military and some states i've seen know similar to that practice on nebraska had a regulation with that even take burial plots from children if they happen to have them look for literally anything that's a potential source of revenue so in maryland is also engaged in these child support contracts as well statewide the courts contract again with the executive branch agency and you have the executive branch child support agency is one of the parties. right. and these proceedings. right are literally funding the courts that they appear before. you know, if you just think that, it's like imagine when one party is paying for all the judi

and they use school shootings in california, maryland, and elsewhere. printer, and without serial numbers making them harder to track. today the supreme court with justices john roberts and amy coney barrett joining the three liberals majority allowing the regulations to stay in place while legal challenges continue. and response of the growing crime and seek to treat ghost guns like other firearms. >> simply treats them as firearms under the gun control act where a person has to appear in person and present identification a background check. >> reporter: thomas chittum's number two at the atf and helped draft the contract. >> what we have seen is that a criminal's turn to the internet and order these kits from the comfort of their home, assembled them and have a firearm that is not easily protected by law enforcement. >> reporter: atf figures shows the numbers of ghost guns recovered has doubled from 2020 to 2021. it has led to a violent crime like this incident in new york last month when a 25-year-old man on a scooter allegedly shot up six locations

the presiding officer: in my capacity as a senator from maryland, i ask i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding the order of july 27, 2023, i be recognized to ask consent to modify that order. without objection, so ordered. in my capacity as the senator from maryland, i i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding the order of july 27, 2023, the senate, having now convened today, not convene at 12:00 noon as previously ordered and that when it adjourns today, it stand adjourned as under the previous order until 1:00 p.m. on friday, august 18, 2023. and that all other provisions of the july 27 order remain in effect. without objection, so ordered. under the previously order, the senate stands adjourned until 1:00 p.m. on friday, august 18, 1:00 p.m. on friday, august 18, >> the senate is not insufficient for the month of august and part of september to allow lawmakers to work in the home state. they will be back for legislative business on tuesday september 5th we will bring you live coverage here on c-span2. right now we will return to american history tv. >> the way those socie

hay dos muertos hoy los trabajos de rescate son contra reloj solo en maryland cayeron 30 postes de luz se quedaron sin electricidad y miles de vuelos cancelados o retrasados. >>> y ademÁs. huelga en los Ángeles. mÁs de once mil empleados de la ciudad exigen mejores condiciones de trabajo. doble triple trabajo en vez de emplear nuevos. >>> desde policÍas de trÁnsito y trabajadores de la limpieza hasta empleados del aeropuerto la marcha paraliza al centro de la ciudad. ataque de tiburÓn en new york. los equipos de meshz salvan a una mujer de 65 aÑo con esta son seis ataques de tiburÓn solo en playas de new york. los expertos dicen que no son comunes, pero quÉ hacer si nos encuentro aontramos con un tibÓ. >>> colombia celebra su victoria frente a jamaica la. estamos en bogotÁ. donde yaa aficiÓn explota de alegrÍa estamos en bogotÁ donde sueÑan con la copa. >>> estamos en noticias telemundo. >>> buenas tardes. hoy con resultados de la tormenta a esta hora millones de personas no tienen servicio elÉctrico en el noroeste de estados unidos por el tiempo severo. lluvias, viento, granizo inunda

frightened drivers in westminster, maryland, were caught in a dangerous thunderstorm monday as windsked down power lines like dominoes. nearly 50 people were rescued from their cars. the wild weather brought airports across the east coast to a standstill. kris van cleave is at washington's reagan national airport. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes. only a handful of delays up on the board and just one cancellation here in washington as the nation's airlines recover from the storm that canceled more than 1,700 flights and delayed about 8,000 more. from new york to atlanta, travelers still found themselves camping out at airports, stranded by the storm, waiting for word on when they can finally get a flight home. >> it was hell. >> yeah, so you can just say we're very tired. >> reporter: here in white hall, maryland, a giant oak tree sliced open this house, trapping todd sexton's 76-year-old mother. >> what was she buried under? >> bricks from the chimney, drywall, tree limbs. >> reporter: firefighters quickly rescued her from the debris. >> does it feel like a miracle to you?

janet: she was from maryland. in fact, she was an ace -- eighth generation american from a very prominent family in maryland. she was part of -- well, she was the daughter of the gilded age. her father was a shipping tycoon. her mother was a socialite hostess who wanted her daughter to marry for money and title. jeff: i want that for my daughters. [laughter] nothing wrong with that. janet: [laughter] well, marguerite was a rebel. she was not so keen on what her mother wanted. she did have a romance with a turkish bay. she did have very dual dinners with winston churchill -- dull dinners with winston churchill, who stepped on her toes when they went dancing. she did marry a handsome stockbroker from maryland, but he had more charm than money. she was madly in love with him, he her. she had one of the most lavish weddings ever held in maryland. this was -- i forgot to say -- she was born not long after the civil war in 1878. so, right after the wedding -- well, nine months after the wedding, they had a son. [laughte

. >>> then our "sunday spotlight" on the island community off the coast of maryland at risk of disappearing under water just a few decades from now and the people who live there and who are moving there who say they don't plan to go anywhere. >>> later as wee continue oscar august, willie's "sunday sitdown" with h golden glolobe winner austinn butler on steppig into the shoes of the king of rock 'n' roll in a role that's changed his life. >> do you remember the first time you looked in the mirror and saw elvis? >> i was in the room by myself. it was like i was seeing elvis giving me a pep talk saying, yes this is terrifying, but that's exactly what elvis was feeling in that moment was his career was on the line. and that's exactly how i felt. >> a "sunday sitdown" with austin butler plus another "life well lived" later on in the show. >>> let's begin with hurricane hilary bearing down on the southwestern u.s. after slamming into mexico. nbc's priscilla thompson is in palm springs for us in california where folks are bracing for what's to come. priscilla, good morning. >> reporter: hallie, g

they have been used as school shootings in carolina, maryland, and elelsewhere.me with a 3d printer. most don't carry serial numbers making them harder to track. today the supreme court with the way of the supreme justice john roberts and amy coney barrett joining the liberals of the committee allowed it to stay in place while legal challenges continue. the new rules were first introduced last summer sponsoring the growing wave of violent crime and seeking to treat ghost guns like other firearms. >> simply treat them as firearms under the gun control act. you have to present identification and pass a background check. >> the former number two at the atf and helped draft of the regulations. >> increasingly what we are seeing is a criminal's turn to the internet and order these kits from the comfort of their home, and have a firearm that is not easily protected by law enforcement. >> reporter: atf shows the number of ghost guns recovered have doubled from 2020 since 2021. it has led to violent crime like this incident in new york last month when a 25-year-old man o

in states like north carolina, pennsylvania, georgia and maryland, according to power outage.u.s.onday's severe weather is impacting around 120 million people along the eastern u.s., from downed trees in hartford county, maryland, to widespread damage, to homes and public buildings upstate new york down to alabama, causing a lot of mess and spreading hazards along the way. in washington, d.c., cnn captured this video of a man removing a large branch from a city street. this photo shows downed power lines littering a roadway in carol county, maryland, after a storm passed through the area. another driver captured the chaos caused by those electric poles in maryland's route 140 in westminster. maryland state police say more than 30 vehicles were stuck in the incident, but no injuries were reported. in many parts, the storm caused extreme low visibility. in downtown philadelphia, a live tower camera showed the magnitude of the weather conditions. in victory gardens, new jersey, several residents displaced after a tree fell on a home, bringing down power lines and crashing cars. accor

imagine the entire state of maryland burning to the ground. that is how much has already burned to the ground. it is not irrational to make a judgment that you may have to shut off the power. i just do not know enough to know the detail on how to do that. that is why we are starting off. i was talking with basch who handles this or me about the need to put the meters on this -- who handles this about the need to put the meters on this. >> what is your reaction as republicans begin their investigation? pres. biden: i welcome a response in a maui. i welcome. i am sure they will provide the money. thank you all very much. by the way, i just heard coming out -- mitch is a friend. not a joke. i know people do not believe it. we had disagreements lyrically. i'm going to try to get in touch with him later on this afternoon. i do not know enough to know. thank you. ok. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> thursday a look at the challenges and opportunities ai could create for small businesses. with the associate administrator for the small businesses offi

>> joining us now for reaction to that republican debate is the democratic governor of maryland, wessident biden's re-election campaign advisory board. thank you for coming in. you were watching the debate last night. as a democrat first and foremost, who do you think had the best night on the stage? >> i can tell you, i don't think that anyone on the stage really reflected the values that i know i'm hearing in the state of maryland or that many people around the country espouse. when we think about where we are as a country, it's not -- we're hopeful about the future. it's not this dark dystopian view and the main conversations taking place in my state, in maryland, are not conversations about at what point do we impose a national ban on abortion. it's not is climate change a hoax. it's not questions of which of the departments and agencies whose job it is to see and support every single person in our society are we in a rush to eliminate and get rid of. so i feel like last night was a perfect example of they're not speaking to the hopes and the aspirations. and there's a playbook t

in maryland, video of power lines toppling onto cars, trapping dozens of people for hours. at least two deaths at least two deaths blamed on the storms south carolina, and a a teen hit by a falling tree in south carolina, and a man struck by lightning in alabama. our team in the storm zone >>> also tonight, the massive strike in los angeles. city workers walking off the job. what they're demanding, and the major impacts on city services. >>> new video of that violent brawl on an alabama riverfront what it reveals, and the charges police announced today. >>> the new york city beach shut down after a rare shark attack her condition a 65-year-old woman critically injured. her condition tonight. >>> the popular weight loss drug wegovy, could it have additional benefits for your heart? what a new study has found. >>> our nbc news investigation into self-driving cars how many are involved in crashes? what happens when we took a ride in one >>> and the largest mega millions jackpot in history. nearly $1.6 billion up for grabs just hours from now. with les. >> good evening and welc

next is cash. >> maryland. sorry. >> come on up, maryland. >> can you fwring had closer. i'm maryland heights a 37 year resident and i have been going to the farmery market for over 20 years. i don't understand why this is stele in times are so tough we are taking a gem literally the heart of the farmery market. manage this works for the vendors and the people. i will have tear at glide and see what it does for the people in that accomplice in this neighborhood where it is a food desert. everyone goes there. school groups. everyone is going lu. we lost venders in the pandemic but gaining them. why can't the skate board park an experiment moved where you are must having the farmery market and leave the market where it is to be expandd and it can still be enjoyed by everyone the vendors have trucks for safety and set up reasons. this is manage that worked for 50 years. everyone in the city. serving unserved community and the entire community. you are work to destroy temperature buzz you sill it is temporary and migo back we then and there does in the help. we mipolice vendo

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frightened moments at the beyonce concert at fedex field in maryland last night. we also tens of thousands of fans packing inside the stadium after a shelter in place was issued due to lightning in the area. a danger outside, but inside, intense crowding with temperatures in the 80s. people reportedly passing out several needing treatment for heat exhaustion. at least one person was taken to the hospital. >> all these people started passing out and we just kind of looked at each other and we're like, you know, it's not safe. don't feel good about being here this morning. >> dangerous weather is expected along nearly the entire east coast with severe thunderstorms from the deep south to new york expected to bring damaging wind gusts and flash flooding with large hail and isolated tornadoes is possible in alabama. severe storms took down trees, causing more than 15,000 power outages. >> there goes there goes. and a far more dramatic scene in alaska for this home collapsing into a river in juneau as a state of emergency was issued for major flooding. >> were just wat

march he was in california and then here in august, he was here in maryland.we don't know if he's still here or not. at least police believe the suspect is about five, nine, 150 pounds. >> and in his early 20s, the ex-wife of a microsoft executive has been indicted in his murder . >> shana gardner is awaiting extradition from washington state to florida, where she could face the death penalty. here's abc's stephanie ramos. shana gardner, the ex-wife of microsoft executive jared bright again is under arrest, charged with his execution style murder in jacksonville, florida. shana gardner's indictment acknowledges her central and key role in the cold, calculated and premeditated murder of jared bright. again, a grand jury indicting gardner for allegedly plotting with her new husband and a hitman to murder braddock in last year. prosecutor say the former couple share two kids and had gone through a bitter divorce when he was lured out of his car to move a tire that had been intentionally placed in the street. bullets barely missing his two year old daughter in the

the main reason is the individual that first talk from maryland and the other lady from maryland and two ladies from pennsylvania, they need to go to the doctor and get some medicine to get their head straight. host: what do you think? caller: well, i thought it was real good debate. they all like to run everything down. just like i said, you need to think about how much money, i said i was a veteran, they sold this country out for billions of dollars and they're not doing a dad burn thing and i'm a veteran and demo -- and i've been a democrat since i was 18 years old and i'm probably going to change my politics before the election because it's pitiful what's going on. i commend the other guy from west virginia, talking about the price of everything. it's ungodly and we don't have to be like that. we can be self-sufficient but we are paying these other countries for our stuff. these democrats need to wake up especially before i was talking about because it is. i will vote for trump in jail for the simple reason he will do something for america, not for the party. host: the topic of u

washington is surrounded by virginia and maryland and neither place likes lincoln or. the cause of the union very much so he's just got to get to washington and the fact that virginia does not leave the in those early months is is really important. it does course later secede but so he just was too unpopular you are correct about the the tiny but significant vote in virginia and then also i think if you want to call missouri a southern state, there are some in saint louis that vote for him in 18. not not very many, but i think some german-americans voted for him in saint louis. but the study of the vote, it was in the south for lincoln is really fascinating. so was there a second part that i didn't answer? i just said that there's one county in virginia, right? i think it's hancock county and they have 3000. right? right. thank you. so i think we had someone back there first. yep. and then we'll get to you. yes. and i apologize. said this here, but we just have the question how many stop exactly was the first part? the second was i was curious to know what's the smalle

[applause] our 2023 fellows from the university of maryland baltimore county know him well. felt easier today because he's an amazing example of what it looks like to stay engaged and take advantage of this fellowship well after the formal program is over. is the founder and director of a secondary school in south sudan. [applause] he returned following his fellowship and received funding from the u.s. embassy in juba, also our state department envoy program, and the fellowships reciprocal exchange. he created an award-winning documentary about the school he founded. he then traveled back to the united states in 2021 for speaking at fundraising engagements, the team at the university maryland baltimore county where he is now a graduate student and supporting all of you as a mentor and fellowship cohort mentor as a leadership coordinator. he has never forgotten the u.s. connections he made supporting -- during his program and now has contacts around the world who were supporting his efforts in south sudan. an amazing example of the potential all of you have for follow-up acti

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at the summit at camp david and maryland. it's seen as a bid, rejects unity in the face of china is growing in fluids and the asia pacific and nuclear threats from north korea. us president joe biden, praise the leaders of south korea and japan for pursuing close to relations after a long history of animosity east coming from tokyo's colonial rule. alger 0 is alice fisher, will force from camp david years in the planning, pull down. and most of these and rivalries overcome us present jo, bike and believes this is a significant diplomatic moment. this was the 1st summer that i've hosted to camp david as president, as i can think of no more for the location to begin the next year or next year of cooperation. a place that has long symbolized the power of new beginnings. the location was deliberate, kept even in maryland. the presidential retreat is where a peace deal should be made agreements reached breakthroughs, accomplished japan, and says korea have a long history of suspicion and bitterness early, but the perceived going m

i'll just see that i come david in maryland. we'll stay with the story on our tank and is a senior fellow at the ty her institute. and he says that the meeting was a public relations stand, which focus, namely on china without overtly saying so. and i think it is a about china. you'll notice in the last 2 months, all 3 countries put out the defense white papers identifying or security white papers, identifying china is the thread of japan. and the us explicitly south korea implicitly . then you have this summit, it's been choreographed, but clearly it is about china. it's hypocritical to say it isn't. obviously there are other issues somewhere discuss some not for instance, dpr k nuclear threat. definitely an issue, but you know, the release of nuclear, a waters off the coast by japan. um, not discussed. are you talking about these things is, is just, it's, it's a p r exercise. and the question is why? well, you have 3 leaders who were all under 40 percent in terms of their popularity. a button is at $36.00, is the highest you a

the location was deliberate, kept even in maryland. the presidential retreat is where a peace deal should be made agreements reached breakthroughs, accomplished japan, and says korea have a long history of suspicion and bitterness early, but the perceived going menace of china the pacific. i mean unpredictability of north korea brought all 3 countries together and what joe biden declared was a moment a political cottage regarding the response to north korea. the 3 countries agreed to strength of co operation for the full implementation of the sections and to work closely together in the un security council. the diplomatic ties will be stronger with a leader level hotline. there will be annual military exercises and efforts to protect and boost supply chains and the economy. we have agreed to step up our security cooperation to ensure our people safety and security in the region. but the americans that came to point out this is no time division or anti showing. yeah, this is some, it was not about trying. that was not the purpose of the

i'll just see that i come david in maryland. the colors as well as well as the seasonal record is guessing was the slaves close to the capital of its northwest territories. thousands of people in yellowknife have fled to safety after the vacation order, with hundreds of columbus of south homes of bedding in west columbia. but just columbia officials the say, the 5 or 6 times larger, even though it's most of the jolting reports of a fast moving wildfire. in the mountains near the city of cologne, a british columbia. on friday officials there declared a state of emergency as the fire destroyed homes and businesses. the mcdougall creek wildfire is just one of more than a 1000 fires, burning across canada. up north in yellowknife, residents were heating the government's order to evacuate by noon on friday. a mass of fire is approaching the city from the east. nobody official said evacuation is necessary. we're heading into a critical couple of days in this. during the management of this wildfire, we expect to see north west winds to

i come, david in maryland, the child has increased military activities. one of the causes of concern taiwan is accused beijing of intimidation. after chinese troops carried our drills near a time when these bullshit some shots of a. china, as far as the naval exercises are warning to what caused confusion between separatists and foreign forces. taiwan deployed aircraft and vessels and responds with drills follow a visit by the time when he was vice president to the us, which is anger beijing, china considered as the self governed island as his own territory. ukraine's interior ministry. he says at least 7 people have been killed and a russian attack on the north of the city of charlotte. he, president of letting me assign screen says the miss. i landed in one of the city central squares and that a university and a theater were damaged. at least 90 people were injured. v ryan is urge poland to end the very different treatment of ukrainian and known and ukrainian refugees. people from africa and the middle east often find it difficult to sapling poland to b

we're going to stay with the store a new and the carter from the maryland or university of maryland school of public policy where she is an associate professor is joining us now live from washington. kind of to kind of discuss this a little bit more talk to us professor about as some of the vulnerabilities maybe that were exposed tonight from the other side. because certainly there are a lot of targets, namely president biden. and his potential policies is like bill b, let's start with the policies by the nomics. certainly was one of the targets of these candidates. is that going to be a problem for democrats come voting day and on the campaign trail? i don't think so. i mean, look, inflation is happening all around the world is not unique to the united states. gas prices happen back. come down and people have been getting student loan forgiveness . i think that's one of the biggest storing this would have gone under the radar. and if you watch the debate tonight, that's like none of that stuff ever happened. so i don't actually think by nomics will be a problem on the campaign trail. i me

nbc's kathy park joins us from westminster, maryland. kathy, maryland was hit hard by this storm.? >> reporter: hey, ana, good morning to you. well, crews are certainly making a lot of progress right now trying to reopen highway 140. if you take a look behind me, you probably see a whole lot of activity right now. it's still unclear when this roadway will be back open. we know they are removing what appears to be one of the last power poles knocked down just a few minutes ago we saw one of the last stranded cars being driven away, but, ana, keep in mind, this storm blew through monday night, and these power poles, several of them crushed many of these cars that were driving along this highway, but incredibly, no one was hurt. overnight, extreme weather stretching across the country, storms and reported tornados ripping through the midwest and east. one system bringing a frightening funnel cloud and baseball-sized hail to colorado. the east coast recovering from several rounds of severe weather. the national weather service also confirming two tornados touched down tuesday along th

forceful winds in maryland pulling down power lines. storms knocking down trees, barreling into people's homes and blocking streets. and ominous funnel cloud twisting and turning in new york state. these are just a few examples of what blew out travel plans for thousands yesterday. just take a look at the lines for canceled or delayed flights in georgia. one passenger says they were stuck at the atlanta airport for more than 27 hours. i want to bring in gary grumbach. there aren't enough bloody marys in an airport to help make 27 hours feel okay. on a more serious note here, there is a lot of activity going on behind you. crews working. what is going on there? >> reporter: it is cleanup day here in westminster, a very careful cleanup day. i want to show you the scene as we speak here. there are crews up there on a cherry picker with power saws trying to get a broken power line off of the middle of a very busy intersection's power lines. we're in westminster, mare, a half hour north of baltimore. this is what you may have seen online wit

[applause] we have a elaine rice bachman who is the state archivist of maryland and the co-author of a wonderful book designing camelot published by the white house historical association and in practice it was launched in this very room on july 28 which happened at the jacqueline kennedy's birthday. when i'm tired of practicing like go to my study and the paper book and it fuels me and i go back to litigating. thank you for this edition. like jacqueline kennedy herself ms. bachman studied art history as the undergraduate level and in her case at indiana university and she's an expert on maryland historic public buildings including the statehouse as well as the governor's mansion. she is a frequent c collaborator with the current governor larry hogan. ms. bachman is a former director of artistic property exhibits outreach as well as a curator purchased the property at the maryland state archives. xp have melisssa naulin the associate curator of arts at the white house across the street where she conserved 2003 presidency of george w. bush. she proves the held -- that george washingto