st. mary's hospital so see if they need a nurse. ey --e first for formally educated nurse in the mail practice and she started teaching the sisters of st. francis that had started the hospital. they were all teachers by background. she taught them very fine nursing care and started administering the anesthesia for the operations which led to the high quality outcomes. charlie, and dr. working together side-by-side eventually married. grew veryractice quickly after st. mary's hospital opened and the doctors mayo that had excellent surgical outcomes. beganews of the outcomes to spread, people began to come to rochester in large numbers to be seen by the mayos. they started adding physicians to their partnership. it was not called mayo clinic initially. interestingly, the second person outside of the family that they brought in was a woman. ranger whoe booker grew up in a small farm community just outside of rochester and went to the university of minnesota in minneapolis to go to medical school in the 1880's. dr. booker ranger took ove

we have royal birth in the past at st mary's hospital and the past at st mary's hospital and the exity public. princess anna started the wing back in 1977 with the birth of... the queen's for children were born at clarence house, print channels and the rest of them at buckingham palace. —— prince charles and the rest of them at buckingham palace to stop humbert is nothing new. so we should not be troubled by that. —— home birth is nothing new. this is not a public event. it is a private event and they wanted to be private. maybe sussex is going to be seventh in the line to the throne. —— baby sussex. the media attention, not just —— baby sussex. the media attention, notjust in the uk, but global media attention, wanting to know, wanting to see the baby and i know what sex the baby is. it is a global event and any royal but there is a global event, it does not matter how bad and the line it has. we do have a big global audience at the moment on bbc news. just your thoughts on how a royal household deals with the fa ct a royal household deals with the fact that any new royal baby is of

st. mary's center. state senator nancy skinner is taking part. the bus trip began friday in san diego and will to be tomorrow in with a rally. organizers are pushing for a plan that would invest in a family oriented program in order to cut child poverty and half by 10-20 years. >>> law enforcement agencies around the state are focusing on seatbelts and the people not wearing them. it is a "click it or ticket" seat belt enforcement campaign and it is getting a new focus. california has one of the highest seatbelt use rates in the country. better than 96%. but it is down from 2013 when 97 and a half% to 97.5% of drivers and passengers used seatbelts. the fine is $162. for children not in a car seat, the fine is $490.

st. mary's, right? [ cheers ] carla is standing by the president, debra eisel who has a way of quieting the students. do the demo. [ bell ] i don't know if u can hear, but it works. she doesn't yell. it is so exciting to be here this morning. the students have made these beautiful signs celebrating their teachers. there are 25 teachers here. 200-plus students. and i have couple of the dynamic teachers with me. beth rata and katy vieira with e. beth is a science, math, and drama teacher. and you've been doing this for a while. what is in you to be able to come back day after day and teach? the just love seeing how kids grow year on year. t's the light bulb moments when they understand concept. and i love seeing each production going on andng seei the talent that this school has. >> reporter: all right. and katie, she teachers pre-k. some of these little babies are yours. >> yes. they are. a few of them are mine, yes. they're my schoolkids. >> reporter: and she is one of the bilingual teachers here at the

st. mary's county in southern maryland. this goes until 7:15. again, calvert county, st. mary's county.inds gusting upwards of 60 miles an hour. this will move across the bay quickly. more storms. seeing what's happened right along 66. another shower beginning to develop there. oull show y ♪ 1,2,3,4 is spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as i in with the fastest, most reliabltyinternet from xfini xfi. so you can be in with brliantly connected devices in every room. and in with finding all your favorites on live tv and streaming apps with just your voice. this spr tg it's out withhe old, and in wite.simple, easy, awesom don't miss the xfinity spring sale. get started with this limited time offer and get your choice of dvr or speed upgrade free for a 1 year. click, call, or visit a store today. ok, here you go.ggs. i mean i don't wan too hi. ♪ it ♪ ♪ free rgege eggs for free ran living. nellie's free rangeggs. nellie's free rangeggs. z388pz z16fz y388py y16fy >>> president trump g to easeation is mov dfety rules adopted after the worst offshore oillling za disaster in u

st. mary's count. looks like it's continuing to strengthen. this is in st. mary county. heads up crossingver into calvert county over the next hour or two. all with a line that's coming through. ront that's ld going to move through that's going to change things big time for tomorrow. the big storm is what's happening out west.y, bothis is huge. you're talking 5 to 10 inches of snow, yeah, around the denver area. then you've got the tornado outbreak today. notice the tornado warnings already here. we have numerous tornado warnings already. we already have confirmed tornadoes. there are storm chasers all over this region. this is one area that we just d not want to see anybody hurt. ned e really very conc about this in the meteorological community, how strong the dynamics are for this type of storm system. we'll be talking more about this over the next couple days. tomorrow, look at the cool air to the north and west. this comes inere andthat means tomorrow is spectacular. 75, sunny,itow humid 78 on wednesday. chance of a shower or thunderstorm on thursday. not a big chanc

st. mary's.at is the on washing thly ware have look at what is going on here, thesee all the severe thunderstorm reports that we got. most of these are trees down on houses. this one right re, 68-mile-an-hour wind at the airport. 68-mile-an-hour. and i want to show you tse, check this ant to showt, you wh is happening. tree down, tree uprooted, many large branches snapped. this is 66 and 495. thunderstorm wind damage, a large tree down along summer field road blocking traffic. and then the cameras are actually at this one right here. a tree on a car, intersection of 11th road. and that is just in this area right there with one storm that came through, the same storm that promptedhe tornado warning for downtown d.c. now, this is the only storm in the game right you thousand done towardouthern st. mary's in noward parts of the northern neck. warnings with this. i'm kind of surprised good thab t but we're continuing to watch it. this line produced tornadoes back into parts of look at the line just m

st. mary's. the principal here started off as a teacher.re here mday. thank you soh for the great treats honoring our teachers an coming out to see our great kids and our wonderful families. >> reporter: you're standing xt to charles in his seussical the musical" outfit.k thanyou, teachers, for doin an excellent job. [ applause ] >> reporter: back to you. >> all right. iemorrow millette takes the sell brace to garfld elementary in street on "news 4 today." some businesses ar offering freebies to teachers. search teacher freebies in the nbc washington app to get morei rmation about that. >> a room with a dragon and guinea pig and turtle and rabbit, that's got to be the most popular room in school. >> aeal menagery. >>> a new service for pet owners that can help you save ney. >> consumer reporter susan hogan is here. a look at how to get your pet's medication for less. >> reporter: cracking secret s codes, that'ne of the many activities you can do at the international spyu mum. that preview is coming up here on news 4. >> i love cracking secr

st. mary's will homd the commencement for graduates. congratulations to you all. >> back at 6:00. hope you can join us then. >> see you then. >>> breaking news tonight, the flooding emergency millions on alert as relentless storms batter parts of the country. tornados and flash flood warnings now in six states with a threat of more severe weather on the way >>> a remarkable story of survival a woman rescued from a remote forest in hawaii after being lost for more than two weeks police calling off the search, buher family and friends not giving up hope >> it's just unbelievable. i'm so incredibly happy to have my girl back >> how she managed to survive. japan for a state visit and wastes little time criticizing his hosts as iran call the for international peace. >>> the death toll rises on mt.

st. mary's co unty. in addition to her injured leg, she also had severe sunburn and a skin infection.ectives credit her training as a physical therapist with t giving h skills that kept her alive. 17 days in wilderness. a lot of that, she said the mental toughness to get through those scary days. >> i can't imagine. crazy. >>> chuck bell, we're sitting at 72 degrees. doing aou little cookinthere this morning. >> a little warm. resumed out there. you'll notice the change of air mass. yesterday, great day. what a wonderful memorial day. just the way we like. sunny and n85 o your memorial day. the heat and humidity of summertime has been speaking back ito the area overnight. and they are coming along with a chance for storms first thing this morning. first thing this morning. see if i can check out my microphone here.he apparently tbattery has died on my microphone. >> borrow mine. we'll get you through thisi l get you a battery. we'll get all the stuff here. >> you keep talking. >> i'll keep talking. very good. we'll have t r chance forn and thunderstorms here early this morning. then w

st. mary's county. 9:00. the weather service has taken that down. you see what's happening. areas in pink still under a vere thunderstorm watch. it says prince george's county, but you're no longer in that rether. the of the areae1 not under the watch now. we still have this line of storms. you canñrok see where the light is. that denotes where the strongest storms are. thoseb. storms have made theirr yll the way across our region. frederick, marnd. we saw the potential for a tornado. we had a tornado warning there earlier. look at this. this isi] in frederick county,o believe. where is this again? this isxd exactly where that tornado warning was for a littl bit earlier. there is a tree on axd v/+se. one thing you're not seeing, the top left portion, that's actually where the tree is into the house. you see the tree branches on top of the car, but the main tree is house.y into thatjf we've got numerous other reports ofrees down in that area. wind damage in that region as well. a lot of win$Ñf damage. a

st. mary's hospital.he continued legacy of the sisters and mayo clinic is now being carried out by mayo clinic values council. so the sisters have given mayo clinic an endowment to carry on the education of the values that were operative at the very beginning. and those values have to do with respect. honor the needs of the patience. put those needs first. i think it's important for people outside of rochester and mayo clinic to know the importance of the sisters' connection at the beginning. because the very beginning of an institution has a special kind of spirit. and the spirit that was there in the very beginning at st. mary's hospital came from the lives of these sisters that have carried on this franciscan heart through the centuries. and so that is at the core of what continues to go on and be shared as the spirit of the place. t's a culture thing. >> this is where the city gives way to the country right here. you can actually see as we make this turn one of the eight working farms that dr. charlie

st. mary's county. the wider view showing more rain down to the south, with ay bound that's going to lift to the north. so, as the boundary lifts to the north, our ra chances will start to increase during the dao toow. now, tomorrow is not a washout. you take your umbrella, sure, but you're not going to need it aly. here's what's happening friday. this is the storm with the trailing cold front that's going to come our way during the day on friday. much bortter chance f thunderstorm activity and maybe a rumble of thunder or two with some of the stronger storms that develop. temperatures today along the east coast, cooler here, but look to the south. much warmer.n even ithe upper 80s. we will srt to get into little bit warmer air tomorrow and into the day on friday. it's going to take awhile tomorrow, though.ce notihower activity overnight tonight. by early tomorrow, most of the area dry.c 't rule out some drizzle, but that's really about it. the cloud cover, that remains, and it remains most of the day.

st. mary's. wind gusts with the new warning up to 70 miles per hour and a tornado.the national weather service saying it is possible with that warning. >> and once again, that is with this storm, with this one right in here. so you have this big storm and this kind of filled in that area. me let's time it out. >> and this is moving toward the east at 50 miles per hour, but wind gusts up to 70il m per hour. >> this time of day on route 0, you can't even move 50 miles an hour. there you see the timing. we expect most of this to be across the bay by around 5:00 with the exception of the uthern area down around fredericksburg. that will move into the northern neck andrnrest of south per land. not expecting widespread area of rain, but we are tracking it as cooler air trieto move in and then we're in for a pretty good looking friday and great memorial day weekend. just look at that forecast, 91 on sunday. 87 on monday.la isoed chance of showers and thunderstor thunderstorms. but most of the weekend looking okay. it is middle of next week where we'renalking temperatures i

st. mary's because they don't have ups dr. services, we can understand there maybe other procedures. so if it is about access to institutional care and the receiving institution has prohibitions, it is a little hard for me to be comfortable with these kinds of agreements. >> i -- i agree with you. >> thank you. is this an issue with kaiser, also? >> no, not that i have been made aware. i do want to caution the board members about adjudicating a particular case in this instance , and so we haven't been made aware of other cases. we have asked all plans, and i would reiterate that publicly, to provide us with the data and that utilization of the fertility benefit through their plans. we have not yet received that back from any of our plans. we are really looking forward to that because we would like to then consider what inappropriate and sensitive way would be to actually talk with our members who have had those experiences, and to understand firsthand what those experiences have been. i don't imagine that we have large numbers, but -- and i'm basing that solely on the fact that i kno

st. mary's hospital. the queen gave birth to all of her children at home.palace or clarence house. her sister, princess margaret gave birth to her two children at clarence house in kensington palace. and this is a tradition that goes way back. the queen herself was born in her grand parent's house in london. and her second child, other sister, princess margaret, was born way up in scotland, gloumes castle, the queen's birth was complicated. they induced her. her mother, later, the queen mum had, a very difficult labor, and the queen was born by cesarean section, which they euphemistically called later on a special procedure. now, there are risks in having a home birth, of course. but i think something like one in 50 births in the u.k. are at home. >> but there's is not the ordinary home. >> well, they've moved out of kensington palace and they're living in a college, they do have the accoutrements of royal extras. >> and she has the queen's obstetrical team on call and she has said supposedly that she wants some of her own people to be involved. and it is w

st. mary's medical center. >> i fell off the bed and hit my leg on the chair below me because i had the tops leg still hurt a week later, he mentioned it to a staff person. >> i jokingly said i'll go to the hospital. my leg doesn't feel too good. they said don't worry, i'll call public health safety. >> paramedics applied a cold pack to his bruise. before he knew it, he was being transported to the hospital. they told the then 17-year-old, because he was a minor, he had no choice. >> i was shocked. i don't think i said anything. when they said i couldn't say no, i didn't know what do. >> the doctors put a wrap around his leg, gave him crutches and discharged him in stable condition. tristan's mom expressed shock after receiving an ambulance bill for $3,000. >> i was outraged. i'm like, feel that i've been violated, number one. like i said, my son is underage. they shouldn't have the authority to actually transfer him. >> she feels king ambulance should have gotten her permission first. >> at this point in time, he was actually not in a life and death situation. >> usf tells us she's not the

st. mary's park, you know, st. mary's, we have where a person can get into a structure with a wheelchair, it's a very long area. that is something we have to do and we have renovations in big areas to do it. but, yes, it is on our mind and we can do more of it. >> nicole: your point is well taken. i want to add. i know we need to end very soon. that as part of the planning, we are also looking at the path of travel in and out of the parks. and play areas as part of what we're analyzing so that all of the features can be connected in the best way possible. >> co-chair senhaux: thank you, presenters. i appreciate your time. and waiting. so thank you so much. i want to open up public comment on this agenda item. and i want to thank the people that were waiting to speak for their patience. >> thank you for waiting. >> i want to thank mod for going late on this, i appreciate it. i want to address a couple of things about access with parks and rec. first i want to say that paulina during her presentation was talking about

st. mary's or the 7th ward at general. right? >> well, we have more than just the healing center as a lock sub acute. we have contracts with behavioral health and they have them throughout the state. we place people at crestwood vallejo and the healing center. we have another one in movado. each of the different programs have different sort of a focus. so we try and match up the person's presenting need and trajectory for wellness with the facilities. >> so okay. i didn't realize they go out of county. >> we have the san francisco behavioral health center and we have rehab as well. >> i didn't realize we're sending people out of county. that's a whole other issue. so we're saying for someone like melanie that there's anywhere -- you said anywhere from a two-day to a three-month wait? >> i would say for somebody like melanie, it would not necessarily be a long wait simply because melanie's trajectory is straightforward. for her to be accepted would be streamline because of who she is and how she is currently presenting. >> so she

st. mary's county. temperatures today, easily jumping way into the 80s. about 87 for the high temperature around here today.mb take thella with you because there is a likelihood of thunderstorms to develop between 2:00 and 3:00, and we'rekely to be right on the i-95 corridor in time for the evening commute. the evening ride home could be slowed by raindrops. >>> good to know. thank yke. we'll tat because it is dry at this point. brennantown, northbound 5 at huckleberry drive, we had two lanes getting by in the south lanes. this has reopened now. that is good news. this is a fatal crash viinvestigation invol two vehicles, a head-on crash from last night. all lanes are now open. erryfield, eastbound 66before the beltway, left lane is blocked by the crash. that's causing pretty significant delay as you're headed inbound. northbound 395 at glebe, crashes the right side. have a truck there trying to keep everybody to the left. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway, no real claints there. this problem actually just cleared. we had inbound new york avenue after

st. mary's county. southern calvert county parts of the northern neck.othing strong or severe, but just some downpours. all part of the system moving on through. it's fairly weak developing system. the big deal is what's happening back to the west and i mean big deal. this is what is going to be a potentially historic tornado outbreak day. we've had numerous tornadoes on the ground already. there are storm chasers everywhere out here in oklahoma and tex. take a look at this video right now. this is actually a live shot of one of these storm chasers out there near the oklahoma city area where there have been a couple tornadoes on the ground. they're going to get back in on that action a little bit later thisafternoon. there are numerous storm chasers. my prayers today are that the storm chasers are safe and the people around the symptom chasers are safe. we've seen so many time where storm chasers have some problem. i'm really praying everybody stays safe in this scenario. you can see from lubbock up towards oklahoma rmcity, sto after storm after storm. t

st. mary's.nd spotlight them as we celebrate teacher appreciation wngk. [ speaki non-english ] >> yes! >> reporter: yes. that is multilingual. we want to be able to share in some of the delight with our family at telemundo. back in to you with more in the 6:00 hour of "news4 today." >> we'll see you ladies a little bit later. >> nice. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. walmart is opening dozens of veterinary clincs in its stores. it currently has 21 clinics in six states but will expand to 100 over the next year. it will offer routine exams, care for minor illnesses, and vaccines. walmart is also launching an online pet pharmacy with low-cost prescriptions for dogs, cats, horses, and livestock. walmart aims to capitalize on the rise in speing on pets which is estimated to top $75 billion in year. with your cc business report, i'm rahel solomon. >> all right. thank you. >>> we will be back with more in a moment. while shopping at sears, you need to place yourself in the mome

st. mary's pub.o you followed up with the owner, and the owner indicated that they didn't know if it was a d.j. performing. >> correct. the owner was not aware that there was a bartender that allowed someone spin records that evening, and due to the follow-up of the n.o.v. and the inspector going out there, i did make her -- the owner aware of what was happening, so there was , it sounds like there was a bit of a lack of communication. >> and she is applying for an lop. is she aware of the communication that needs to be done with the neighbors? >> she is very aware. >> okay. >> she is also aware that in l.l.p. happens. and this was happening at 11:15 p.m. >> i was just wondering if it was from the complaint itself, but it sounds like it was according to the complaint that some of the tenants are upset in the building and that that might get in the way of in l.l.p. >> that is up to all of you, but something that we suggested was the fact that the inspector noticed that there speakers were mountains --

st. mary's college. 70% of the school's biology students are female. the school has a special program to mentor and encourage women in science. >> that alone gives them so much more confidence to do better when they actually leave and go off. >> reporter: there was no such program when cheryl gambi was in school. she was a graduate student at the university of chicago. as part of her research to earn her phd, she invented a way to measure temperatures near absolutely zero. >> there's this limit of the universe that you can't get any colder than. >> reporter: no one had ever done that, and her academic advisor told her it was time to write up her research and present her doekt orl research. >> ten days later, he dropped dead suddenly. three days after that, the department came to me and said sorry, the fellow taking over the research won't have a woman in his research group. >> reporter: cheryl's discovery was eerily similar to what later won someone else a nobel prize and helped support what became known as the big bang theory. but cheryl's work was ne

on top of the historic town hall you can see st marie she is the patron saint of who book. the people here call the saint there. because the length of a thick innocence should be the same as the famous who was robbed forced but if i take a look at it i don't see any similarities to you. we continue on to even book for a long time cool book was one of the capitals of the duchy of sex a cool book and cool to the city was a meeting place of the european aristocracy the british royal family also has its roots here. you don't go palace was the city residents of the kubel dukes and on top of this hill you'll find their castle fortress one of the largest and best preserved fortifications in germany. the. cobalt fortress its majestically almost 200 meters above the town defensive cannons and i endorse. made a fortified castle impregnable. it survived all sorts of attacks and fires and still evokes the atmosphere of the late and renee some serious. the beginnings of today's complex date back to the 13th century the consul's heyday came 300 years later. in the 19th century the jukes

st. mary's school. today she's headed to garfield elementary in southeast washington. you can see her live reports coming up in our next hour. >>> cooking can sometimes be al chale for some people, aaron, but having the right tools can make a chef's job a whole lot easier. yesterday the executive chef can help themch aieve their culinary dreams.e they werven sharp knives. this was part of 100th anniversary celebration. >> knives are expensive. it makes a difference. >> i'm not cooking that much. i'm not cut ng fishever. >> ever? >> ever. >> ever? >> no. i don't like the way it feels. >> how are you going to eat fish? >> i don't eat fish. >> okay. >> takesare of that, right? >> still ahead on "news 4 today," improve the look of your property without breaking the bank. >> we'll show you ways to make yourawn the envy of the neighborhood plus new details of the arrest of a man with a gun inside the trump international hotel in dc. where he was headed when police caught up with him. stay with us. we'll be right back. is this o? it's a new buick envision. and i got it with w

st. mary's will homd the commencement for graduates. congratulations to you all. >> back at 6:00. hope you can join us then. >> see you then. >>> breaking news tonight, the flooding emergency millions on alert as relentless storms batter parts of the country. tornados and flash flood warnings now in six states with a threat of more severe weather on the way >>> a remarkable story of survival a woman rescued from a remote forest in hawaii after being lost for more than two weeks police calling off the search, buher family and friends not giving up hope >> it's just unbelievable. i'm so incredibly happy to have my girl back >> how she managed to survive. japan for a state visit and wastes little time criticizing his hosts as iran call the for international peace. >>> the death toll rises on mt. everest as new video shows the dangerous overcrowding on one of the world's highest peaks. >>> the price you pay at the market or your favorite restaurant what's driving the big increase in bacon, ham and other pork products this holiday weekend. >>> and behind the wheel with the legendary ma

st. mary's center as the end child poverty tour bus arrived. the goal is to support to end deep child poverty within 4 years. it includes money and the revised budget as well as several pieces of legislation. >> this isn't about policy, this is about people, it's about the homelessness crisis we're facing. the addiction crisis. our criminal justice issues, instead of spending more money to treat the symptoms of poverty. let's end deep child poverty in california by passing the plant. >> ard coulding to a state task force almost 2 million children live in poverty, the state needs to increase money spent on child care, food assistance and other social services. >> we'd like to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them on facebook. >> doorbell video led police to rescue a child.child.child. ring doorbell video captured images of the suspect. eight hours later they found and arrested michael webb at a hotel with the girl after people reported seeing the car there. >> we didn't literally find her, we had citizens that went out of

st. mary's hospital opened in 1889. if you think about it, in this tableau, men and women did not work him together as professional counterparts at that time. dr. mayo was a man, a man of science. he admired charles darwin. mother alfred, a woman of faith. named her order for the virgin mary. they found common ground in serving patients. if you get this, you get all the rest. because you have different people, different skills and different points of view, but they come together for a common purpose. each one brought something unique to the equation. dr. mayo and louise raised their family right here in rochester, in this house, which is literally across the street from where we are right now. they made a momentous decision when the brothers were quite young. they decided they would mortgage this house and with that mortgage funding, purchase a microscope to help care for dr. mayo's patients. this is an example of a 19th-century microscope of the time that they would have used. the mayo boys were young. they were maybe

st. mary's unty. they believe she must be injured. >>> sal cled herself a heychologist, and hundreds of people went to for treatment. now, stafford county investigators say it was a ruse, a the fake doctor is in jail. 42-year-old sharonda avery is faces several charges including practicing psychology without a license. for about six years, avery worked for a now-defunct practice called pediatric partners for attention and learning. picious patients called police last year when they were having trouble verifying avery's background. the sheriff's office is urging other families who had contact with her to contact them right away. >>> 4: 5 on a friday. in other top stories, montgomery conty police have arrested oscar danila manzano-mora in the murder of edras armando munoz. the two fought outside of a gas station in silver spring last week before the deadly stabbing. pt officer was able to piece together descrins from the stabbing with another case from back in december resulting in this arrest.an >>> th

st. mary's college. seniors paint the boulders every year as part of a high school tradition. but the land is being acquired by the john lure land trust. the group raised $2 million from local donations. local parents tell us preserving the area is a win-win for the kids and the community. >>ntastic. perfect balance between the competing interests, and it's part of our community. it's a good thing. >> the painted rock property will be part of a large public open space. they expect to build new trails and create a protected wildfire haven. >>> coming up -- a statewide manhunt for a father who police are looking for. >>> plus, drugmaker is on trial. the state of oklahoma suing johnson & johnson over the opioid crisis. what this trial could mean for thousands of other cases. news making headlines around the na >>> here's a look at news making headlines around the nation and the world. "new york times" reports missouri's last abortion clinic could stop providing the procedures this week. planned parenthood says the state's department of health is not renewing the license for its s

st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture.distinct feel, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect

on the steps of a private wing of st mary's hospital.been and then william's children. but as well as avoiding the london hospital photocall, harry and meghan have said they want time to celebrate privately as a new family, so the public will have to wait for the first pictures of the child who is seventh in line to the throne. meghan's birth in los angeles didn't make global headlines, but her ba by‘s make global headlines, but her baby's will. no doubt how difficult relationship with her father, thomas, the baby was my grandfather, will again be subject to public scrutiny. meghan's mother, who remains close to her only daughter despite living in california, is also expected to spend more of her time in the uk. this is where baby sussex will call home. frogmore cottage has undergone a multi—million pound refit. tucked away in the heart of windsor castle's private estate, it will allow meghan and harry to get used to parenthood well away from public view. let's ta ke let's take a look at buckingham palace where we are expecting the tradi

this was how harry was introduced to the world 35 years ago on the steps of a private wing of st mary'ss well as avoiding the london hospital photocall, harry and meghan have said that they want to had time to celebrate family privately as a new family. but the world will have to wait for the new chair that is seventh in line to the throne. —— the new child. no doubt meghan's difficult relationship with her brother thomas, the beattie grandfather, will be subject to scrutiny. —— the baby's grandfather. doria, meghan's mother, who usually live in california is expected to spend more of her time in the uk. frogmore cottage, where the baby will come home, is tucked away in windsor estate and another meghan and harry to get used to parenthood away from public view. let's go back to windsor. we at the need to define some of the public and she and then. yes, we had planned perfect transatlantic mix here. i have susan and her son lincoln. excuse me, we all cried in here and we are very excited trying to tell you listeners. i have susan and her son lincoln. 0riginally listeners. i have susan an

cambridge babies when we we re with the cambridge babies when we were all stuck outside the wing of st mary'sest london for days actually, as i seem to recall, this has been rather more controlled. and there has been no facility. and let's face it, why should there be? this is their moment, their choice, they wanted to do it this way. it has been a reflection of harry's determination to keep his family and family matters as private as possible. he doesn't have the same responsibility as william in that year sixth in line to succession, the baby will be seventh. there isn't anything like, not the same pressure, but what there is is a huge degree of public interest and need around the world, it is being followed very closely there, not everybody is interested in this, but at this particular point, with the birth of a new royal baby, the eighth great—grandchild of the queen, and on the public holiday as it is here in britain today, it is clearly going to capture a lot of attention. a baby with a difference, attention. a baby with a difference, a british royal baby and an american citizen, and a

st. mary's hospital, right? [laughter] because they're ignorant. but we have to remain in that struggle. and i want to see all of you there when we need you. because it's powerful. numbers are powerful. politicians want to be elected, so they check out the numbers. they check out who's there. and then they often claim that they've done it themselves. but we know who has done it, we have done it together. and brought them in to join us. that's one way to be fully empowered. now i'm in the health field. and to me health means that you're also healthy not only physically, mentally, spiritually, but also economically. we must have a roof over our heads. you cannot have a good family life or a quality of life if you don't have a roof over your head, or stability, knowing that you can remain there. so if we want to have a healthy community, this is part of health. it's not separate from health. so let's continue. it's good to see so many young people that i have known. she is young, because i taught her in high school. [laughter] you know, i'm old. >> yo