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peter claver church. and you were inside the church as the governor walked in. give me a sense of how parishioners in reacted to seeing their statewide elected official respond to all their issues in the city. >> reporter: absolutely. a good strong and robust cheer for governor larry hogan as he entered st. peter claver catholic church this morning. he was warmly received by a congregation. it was swollen by a lot of visitors. people seemed to be glad he was here. i spoke with a young man outside the church who said he was a lifelong democrat who voted for hogan because he felt he was responsive to the community. he definitely had some fans here in the church this morning. and then after that, he came outside, walked to our cameras and talked to the press briefly about the issue that has been rankling those here north of the famous intersection which was the curfew. it was lifted this morning by the mayor. and the governor said that he spoke with the mayor, and they agreed it was time for the curfew to end. take a listen to what governor hogan said. >> the mayor

he's going to attend morning services in baltimore at a church called saint peter claver. we'll be following the developments and invite you to stay with news 4 for continuing coverage on those protests. >>> we're also following a developing story in new york city. tonight a plain closed police officer is in critical condition after someone shot him in the head. this happened earlier in the night in queens. the officer and his partner were talking to the suspect when someone ran up and shot him. >>> back here at home work crews called it a a night after sifting through the water of the parking garage. even though the firefighters are gone the street closures are still in place on montgomery avenue. they sent recovery teams to help search for potential victims and a cadaver dog discovered a possible hit inside the complex. >>> a renown doctor dedicated his life to helping ebola patients and then he himself contracted the deadly virus. dr. sheikh omar kan had ties to maryland and he was remembered at a ceremony in new carolton. he was working with ebola patients in sierra le

sometimes violent clashes with maryland governor larry hogan attended the service at baltimore's saint peter claver. outside, he told reporters he's witnessed incredible acts of kindness since the worst of the riots. >>: "it's a great way to end the week, with a day of prayer, peace, and reconciliation." >>: "we want to heal our city." go wrapped >> reporter: peace comes the same day mayor stephanie rawlings-blake lifted the city's curfew. >>: "what you saw in these last few days with the peaceful demonstrations and people coming together to celebrate baltimore is that will that we will get better, that we will get through this, and we'll do it as one baltimore." >> reporter: sunday afternoon more of those demonstrators were outside city hall. reverend jamal bryant called for every church in baltimore to gather in peaceful protest as part of the "one baltimore" movement. the movement says it aims to continue the dialogue on police reform, jobs, and education. i'm andy rose, reporting. >> reporter: the suspect who shot a new york police officer in the head on saturday had previously served five year

peter claver church, pastor ray bomberger is feeling the surge of need from his neighbors, they are hungryays need in this neighborhood, there's always need, but now its like everybody. >> sreenivasan: the supply of donations and the demand for food has ebbed and flowed since the monday riots. >> most people here live day to day. you know, they can't afford to stockpile food, and they have no place to go, they need somewhere. >> sreenivasan: the pastor knows the handouts are a short term solution. >> what this needs to drive is to is to really seek out those basic fundamental needs that underlie all the difficulties. >> sreenivasan: he sees the deeper issues that underlie the recent unrest, issues that these men are trying to address head on. >> i know there's a lot of attention here on freddie gray, but don't forget what we living. and what we must continue to fight to decrease. >> sreenivasan: this is the weekly gathering of the 300 men march group; a two year old men's organization focused on stopping gun violence in baltimore. >> men need to get off the couch and step outside and be mo