st. mary's county. let's see if we have the warning up. south of mechanicsville. this is continuing to t move the east around 15 miles per hour. very slow moving for a tornado warning. we'll see if this thing holds together. we're not seeing as defined of a little hook other that we pically see, so we could be seeing at least damaging winds. that will gontil:15. if you're in the area of st. mary's county you can see damaging winds if we don't have any reports of a confirmed tornado on the ground which i haven't heard just yet. again, just to our south, we'll watch this in st. mary's county and keep i going up until this afternoon. over to leon. >> sheena, thanks s much. we're starting off "news 4 at 4:00" hitting the ground l runng wie coverage of all the heavy weather hitting the entire state of maryland right now. >> if you're watching us, you're either in a tornado warning, you have a severe thunderstorm warning, a flood warning, so to s bring it right back storm team 4 who is really monitoring this

. >> is the only contract the new care facility at st. marys? >> essentially. the crestwood operates facilities around the bay area. if, for example, we have a special need and they have a facility that will meet that patient's need, then the facility may be added into the list of facilities through modification to the contract. for this purpose, the primary change is the addition of the facility that's located at st. marys. >> the 32 new nursing beds. >> correct. >> because i'm not completely aware of how this process works, if you're within our county jail system and it has been determined or you've been diagnosed with a need for mental health services, do you then get moved out of county to one of these facilities and these facilities have some type of locked, secure component? >> i'm going to ask our director of transitions to come up here. we created the new facility specifically to address the needs of people that are incarcerated but have to be maintained in a locked facility but not to remain in jail or sometimes people are placed at napa hospital. they

st. mary's. but then if i remember directly from the briefing you gave me, the planners discovered that moving it in front of the cathedral was difficult because of the right turns, the bus was going to get stuck behind the right turn. i could understand and appreciate from people it does feel a little bit like they were offered this new stop and suddenly it did get taken away but let's talk about that one a little more. vice chair heinicke would you like to get us started on starr king? >> vice chair m. heinicke: sure. the few times i go to st. mary's is for my kids' school events. i don't go on there sundays. in the course of your community feedback and the sort of, you know, support for the stop, was a lot of the basis for the support for stop people going to sunday services or was it more for everyday commuting. because i got the sense from some of the public speakers i thank so much for coming down and sharing their personal stories especially when we are dealing in a neighborhood we don't n

st. mary's. we heard quite a by the of support from stakeholders who would benefit from having the stop in that location. but on the flip side we also heard from stakeholders who travel east tore the unitarian church and saint marks who were concerned about longer walks to the stop and concerned with the high value of eastbound right turning vehicles turning from geary onto gough street. in the morning rush hour it's not uncommon for the q to extend back. this is where the bus stop would have been located and we have concerns about the delay that would cause to our busses. we had feedback, we went from division safety meeting from operators who drive this route and they had concerns as well. for these reasons, we are recommending to leave the stop in its current location. the next i don't have a slide for pertains to the question which vehicles are allowed to use the transit-only lanes. staff's recommendation is they be for bus, taxi and right-turning vehicles. and per the california vehicle code

st. mary's is and i'm also a member of senior and disability action. i just want to say, i'm going to ask for a modification and i want to tell you about how this public input process works, from my standpoint. i've tried to be a good citizen. i've gone to probably 4-5 of the muni public input meetings in the neighborhood. and in all those meetings, there was a stop at gough and st. mary's in the plan proposed. everybody who came was in favor of it. however, when the final plan and final meeting was held that bus stop was gone and in its place was back to starr king. so i believe this is a zero sum game that is played not by the public but played by muni. oh, you want this bus stop? well we will take away the other bus stop. i think for us residents, i speak for many, many of the thousands of seniors there. we want a stop in front of st. mary's and a stop at starr king. because these are totally utilized by all of us all the time. so gough and starr king, thank you. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you, ms. petty. next speaker, please. >> hello. this is the

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occasions but each time a rose from the ashes yet larger and more splendid and the same is true of st mary's cathedral. at. home. weed out was the bastion from which the eastern baltic was conquered the conquerors were a military religious order the brothers of the song. with a bishop that their relations were bad enough and with the freedom loving citizens worse. than child ninety seven so at the start of a long rule between the military order and the city provoked by the destruction of the bridge by the brothers in avenge the citizens destroyed the brothers tussle and the brothers abducted the bishop after a struggle lasting cezanne rico was forced to surrender and build the brothers a new cause. while a rule within the city was to keep the brothers and citizens of punch a statue of city christopher that the city gates was erected to demonstrate inhabitants out through the thin hospitality. the life size wooden figure was one of the symbols of rita. phoned by the eldest surviving has is is known as the three brothers. inside after a strenuous johnny elections with long themselves by an ope

st. mary's street, having been celebrating at the champs—elys es, in the yellow jersey, winner of the toure france. great scenes, smiling, waving to the crowd, have you ever seen him cycle so slowly? laughter most amateur cyclists have all fallen at the traffic lights when their feet are clipped ten. incredible scenes, incredible pictures. he would have walked up and down st mary street himself a few times, not on a bike, not at this time of day, perhaps later on in the afternoon. it is the one place in cardiff which is very different at night than by day. fantastic! he seems to really be enjoying this. look at the smile on his face! soaking up every minute of it. they are cheering because he is about to turn the corner and come round the bend. they have been waiting a while and they are about to see geraint thomas, the winner of the tour de france, come around the bend any minute now. it is not quite paris or the chandra lees says that cardiff is a sporting city and it is doing us proud today. —— the chance to alleviate. the tens of thousands, the hundreds of thousands who have lined the

lined the streets to give the pope an enthusiastic welcome as he was driven to st mary's cathedral. inside the pope prayed for victims of clerical abuse in front of a light known as the can live innocence he was forthright in condemning the churches to scrape. church authorities bishops religious leaders priests and others to adequately address these repugnant crimes which he has rightly to outrage jews. to shield and it remains a source of pain and shame for the catholic community and. i share in feeling that pain and shame. of protesters in central dublin brandished baby shoes in solidarity with child victims of abuse. there is a great that is. really challenging. challenging the corruption of the vatican says the pope has met eight irish survivors of abuse and the pontiff clearly still enjoys great personal popularity. and would like a miracle for me to say i cannot be on search there's room for america and we hope francis will arrange it for us because when. the papal visit to ireland wraps up on sunday as many as half a million people will gather to his insane mass in the park.

support dubliners lined the streets to give the pope an enthusiastic welcome as he was driven to st mary's cathedral to pless newly wed couples. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world russian opposition leader alexei navai has been arrested outside his home in moscow of all me who has been jailed several times for organizing and to come in protest was barred from running in russia's presidential election and this year the reason for his detention today is unclear. the u.s. says it's slashing more than two hundred million dollars in aid pledged to the palestinian territories the money was meant to fund health and education projects washington says the reason for the funding cut is a massive control of the gaza strip now washington considers hamas a terrorist group. a fire at a resort hotel in northeastern china has killed at least nineteen people and injured more than twenty the blaze broke out in the city of have been before dawn and firefighters rescued scores of guests at the hotel. granger refugees in bangladesh have been marking one year since the start of

little to get excited about at st mary's where southampton and burnley played out a goalless draw butwhat he saw, especially in the second half. i made a change early in the second—half personnel wise and shape wise and i think we got more pressure further up the pitch and we we re pressure further up the pitch and we were much betterfor it and pressure further up the pitch and we were much better for it and able to control the second—half and move them about a lot more than we were able to in the first half, we had any number of chances in the second half to win the game. overall, pleased with the first outing against a team that is ahead of us probably in competitive action. steven gerrard's smart, unbeaten run at rangers continues. the former liverpool captain saw his side get their first premiership win of the season easing to a win over st mirren. 2—0 it finished. rangers has ross mccrorie sent off in the first half too, so a win with 10—men. in the day's other game stjohnstone and hibs drew 1—1. england have won the second test match against india to give them a 2—0 lead in the

support dublin is lined the streets to give the pope an enthusiastic welcome as he was driven to st mary's cathedral to pless newly wed couples. well i'm joined here in studio by good abuse religious affairs correspondent martin martin it's good to see you so we've had the pope. give a very emotional speech there but also very passionate words full of victims and survivors who were saying that it simply was not enough to what extent do you think the pope's visit can help to have a corner on the issue of clerical abuse i don't think the visit actually can do much if anything i think that the visit is actually quite counterproductive but they could not really it's something that's been planned for three years so it's not something that they could get out of the problem instead. where to stage in the element in which the only thing that would really shed any sort of would a sewage any of the critics and brutally help along the survivors and victims is essentially to really put in place a protocol and the protocol would have to include turning every the nz and files to national authorities thi

st. mary's county as well. that's something io want look at. one more area right here. one mohr storm true to fall back to the west. out of the woods right now but weould see more storms later tonight. much more where we have dozens of trees down close to college park. >>> a young man and a college-level athlete who died from heat strok at a recent practice. >> his uncle talks to tracee wilkins and why he blames the school for his nephew's death. >> i just cut his hair that saturday, that friday before he went away. ldver thought i w never see that boy alive again. >> reporter: william tarrant is heartbroken over the of his nephew. >>d football player jordan mcnair. ext time i saw him is when i was cutting his hair an getting hem ready for his funeral. >> reporter: he's very clear on what happened to his 19-year-old nephew. >> university of maryland killed my nephew.ra theiring staff and them people, they killed my nephew. >> reporter: mcnair suffered s heatoke during a maryland football practice and two weeks r he died. a few coaches including the head coach have been

st. mary's county around the same area where there was that tornado warning earlier in the evening. that tornado warning was a radar-indicated tornado warning. no tornadoes were actually as we take a look at the wider image right now, you can see this is tha line of thunderstorms. we still a severe thunderstorm warning. this includes parts of the panhandle o west virginia and frederick county in virginia until 5 bel of the counties here in pink are going to under a severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00. this includes areas like winchester, martinsburg, leesburg and back through parts of frederick county. all of frederick county, maryland, loudoun and fauquier counties are going to be under th severe thunderstorm watch until sock p.m. tonight. we're tracking potential for very heavy rainfall and on top of that flood warnings continuing for parts of the d.c. metro area through at least the evening ho y. >> thank, amelia. >> now to the breaking news out of alexandria this afternoon. paul manafort the man who once chaired donald trump's presidential campaign, is now a convicted felon. w

st. mary's county where we just had some scattered showers outhe there. ing further north, notice some thunderstorm activity still in parts of neanu' hearing this thunderstoing over the bay. in the district dry and almost completely dry in all of the beltway. if you're headingff towards the beach, dealing with very heavy rainfall right now. notice though more rain west of i-8 is, so ther i-81, so there's still going to be showers out there this evening and overnight hours. these showers simpacting now are not it. more poe tonksly ovtentially ov. just about everydy upped flash flood watch, and this has now been extended until 6:00 a.m. on saturday morning. because of all of this rain, the mold spores are coming i high. i posted more information on that on my facebook and twitter paws. now tomorlenty of cloud out there from start to finish. only some peaks of sunshine with scattered showers, and then during the afternoon and evening hours we'll add in some thunderstorms and heavy rn, especially during the evening hours. more flooding potentially out there o

st. mary's cathedral there wrapping up his sermon. he prayed before a lit candle for victims of sex abuse. phil black is in dublin. what more did the pope have to say, what has the reception overall been like for pope francis there in ireland? >> reporter: so far you can see he has done a couple of brief tours around the city in the pope mobile. there are people happy to see him. on the whole, crowds are pretty light. especially compared to the last papal visit, john paul ii who was treated as a rock star. the image of the church has suffered so much because of the sexual abuse scandals revealed over so many decades now, the sense that the church hasn't come to grips with that problem. the pope did address these issues when he was first welcomed at dublin castle by the irish prime minister. he spoke about the suffering at the hands of clergy. he spoke about the church's failures and righteous anger and outrage of the irish people. take a little more listen to his comments on this issue earlier today. >> translator: the failure of the

st. mary's pro cathedral and the world family celebration. sunday includes an open air mass in dublin's phoenix park. following the story, cnn senior vatican analyst john allen, also the editor of the independent news site crux live for us in dublin, ireland, this hour. a pleasure to have with you us again john. so what is the mood there ahead of this visit by the pope? >> reporter: well, look, george, pope francis is expected to draw large an enthusiastic crowds when he gets here. you mentioned the open air max in phoenix park. tomorrow, estimates are he will draw a half million people. it will be europe's biggest outdoor event of the summer. you shouldn't mistake the warmth and enthusiasm that so many of these families that are taking part in that world meeting for indifference or denial about the reality of the situation. the reality of the situation is, under any circumstance, the pope coming to ireland would have to engage the church's sexual abuse scandal. this is a country that has the profound scandals, the catholic church here for a

st. mary's county. even the c shenandoahnty in the 60s and it hasn't gotten low 70 degrees yet. it's all aboutnd humidity a increasing rain chances for later on on your friday. showers here out acrs northern west virginia. have your umbrella ready to go. it is going to be ath steam of a friday afternoon. temperatures in the low, perhaps eveno briefly ie mid 90s with increasing rain chances later on into the the evening and unfortunately the rain chances are going to hang around to the weekend. no total washouts but you need l backup. >> we'll do. fair warning there. thank you, chuck. inner loop before georgetown pike had the right lane getting by the work ne. had inner loop near rockville pike. that has disappeare roslyn with a work zone blocking one le between georgetown and roslyn. 66 and 95 no big problems. prince gorges county looking good. take a look at 270 here coming up. >> melissa, thank you. 402. the queen of soul is memorials for aretha franklin are growing. >> she passed away after a long, difficult battle with pancreatic cancer. while the wor mourns her loss, terrif

st. mary's and possibly keeping everyone awake for an extended period of time.rom kansas city eto chicago and just north ofetroit. d up to the canadian border, very warm in d.c. a lot of people are wondering how along is this heat going to last in humidity. >>> in case you missed it this weekend we have a dad of the year candidate. washington's bryce harper's broken bat goes he deflects the shattered stick and shielded hison from danger and he got a keep a is souvenir and did not spill his beer. >> that is a dad. >>> just ahead ? using wipes in the kitchen, and sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. simply add water, and use in your kitchen for burnt on food, in your bathroom to remove soap scum, and on walls to remove scuffs and marks. it erases 4x more permanent marker per swipe. for tough kitchen and bath messes, use mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. brand power. helping you buy better. advil liqui-gels minis. breakthrough in pain relief. a mighty small pill with concentrated power that works at liquid speed.

a pipe that brings in sea water to be desalinated only provides about a third of the water st mary'sow dry the ground looks here and tucked away in the corner of this field is one of five boreholes across the island. listen closely and you can hear that water pumping. if they go too low, then there's also the issue in terms of sea water penetration. and once that happens and that ground water source is contaminated, and if that could be contaminated, it is contaminated for generations. businesses are doing their bit. here the dishwasher is only on once a day and there is bottled water not tap for customers. it is unusual at the moment and waking us up again to the fact that water resources are precious and can be depleted quite quickly with the sort of weather we have had this season. the council has an emergency plan which would involve shipping water here and issuing rations. but it says clearly that is something it wants to avoid. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. we have held onto the heat and humidity in the south and east but things turned cooler a

but some of the people of st mary and. tell me we're not filming that he says but they just aren't comfortable with the cameras. he lets it works if this is the. more people are coming nothing is being done about it and there are the drug addicts as you saw it's impossible to film people here it's becoming more difficult than before we think the situation is explosive and a person is in real danger. by shutting up shop. know that they are cutting off a vital lifeline for fun ripple nicodemus but as well as doing it out of concern for their volunteers they hope the move to prompt the authorities to stop ignoring the plight of migrants and force them to take action. ski r.t. paris. marie abortion that made headlines last month after being arrested in the us for being a russian agent she now faces further allegations such as loring american money to russia r.t. america had a chance to speak to her lawyer the former shin will be up soon on our to america's you tube channel. well i think if you read the indictment in the case h

st. mary's county. your planner forecast f today, plenty of sunshine. comfortable, but it will be a wa one again. temperatures later on this afternoon, likely to get back into the s. 91 degrees our forecast for today. southwesterly breezes will bring the heahe and humidity around. so going to be feeling a lot more like smer around her today and tomorrow. more about the rain chances for ew weekend coming up in a more minutes. back to the news. >>> chuck, thank you. it is 4:33 right now. we have n a possibl break in the case of the murder of this little thgirl. is makiyah wilson. she was killed outside d her. home last month as she walked outside to get ice cream. we've shown y the surveillance video of the gunman dozens of times. you see it hereagain. now we know that the black car you see here was stolen from a prince george's county woman two weeks before the actual shooting. the victim sat down with us and broken thatd hea her car was used in such a heinous act. >> a child lost her lif in this. my daughter is the same age. how am i supposed to feel? a

st. marie's memorial theater at 5:30 this afternoon. >>> 4:froib right now. demonstrators rallying at san jose city hall last night to protest homeless week. it was organized by a grassroots group called serve the people san jose. the city policy is defeating. >> they're trying to frame this whole conversation as a discussion about litter and debris. but we know that they have been ruthless in the way they have been treating our unhoused community. >> organizers say they want city leaders to stop selling land to tech companies and instead use those spaces for low-income housing. >> also happening today, doctors without borders comes to the east bay to recruit. they'll be at the neighborly po poet's corner in berkeley tonight at 7:00. the nonprofit is of course looking for doctors and also nonmedical folks like administrators, hr professionals, and financial experts. we spoke to a berkeley nurse who just returned from helping refugees in bangladesh. they are muslims facing violence at the hands of the myanmar army. >> i love the opportunity to be there. at peo

so, a lengthy speech from pope francis at st mary's cathedral in dublin.o us in advance. the crowd enjoying a couple ofjokes. there was a mother—in—lawjoke in there. he was saying that they are wise as well. and seeing that couples can throw dishes at each other, but makepeace by the end of the day. he spokein makepeace by the end of the day. he spoke in that speech about deep solidarity with people on the edges of society. there was no specific context of who he was talking about. let's listen briefly to this prayer. protect ourfamilies. god bless you off. —— god bless you all. so pope francis talking about the family for this portion of his visit to ireland. very much talking about the traditionalfamily to ireland. very much talking about the traditional family model. with me to reflect on the visit so far i have the director of in this dms —— amnesty international here in ireland. as well as a survivor of abuse by a priest. are you still waiting for justice? abuse by a priest. are you still waiting forjustice? thankfully i've been able to find a bit ofj

so basically we keep in mind that some of the people of st mary and. tell me we're not filming that scene but they just aren't comfortable with the cameras. be letting people see this is the. more people are coming nothing is being done about it and there are the drug addicts as you saw it's impossible to film people here it's becoming more difficult than before we think the situation is explosive and a person is in real danger by shutting up shop. know that they are cutting off a vital lifeline for the ripple nicholas but as well as doing it out of concern for their volunteers they hope to move to prompt the authorities to stop ignoring the plight of migrants and force them to take action show that deviant ski r.t. paris. maria buthe made headlines last month after being arrested in the u.s. on charges of acting as a russian agent in addition to allegedly working on behalf of the kremlin to interfere in u.s. politics it's also being claimed she was trying to lure american money here to russia or to america spoken to a lawyer about the case. well i thi

at st mary's pro—cathedral, pope francis prayed before a candle, honouring victims of abuse.t privately with eight survivors for 90 minutes. one of those in attendance was patrick mccafferty. i got the strong impression that no one will be exempt from just penalties, who have offended, who have covered up, because those who covered up, he was told very clearly, the damage of those who cover up, of who cover these things up, is as bad, in some ways, it could even be said to be worse, than the offence, the offender. but on the streets of dublin, there was plenty of enthusiasm for the pope, despite decades of scandal. although this visit will lastjust 36 hours, it comes at a crucial moment in the fractured relationship between ireland and the church. back at tonight's world meeting of families event in croke park, a reminder, if needed, that the future of the church in ireland will depend on its ability to treasure the youngest of its members. and our religion editor martin bashir gave us this assement of how the days events have been received, and the challenges the pope faces

he is going on to visit st mary's cathedral and he will visit a centre for homeless people as well.must be an interesting visit for leo varadkar, the prime minister, who is openly 93v the prime minister, who is openly gay and has had some things to say about the church's wording on the lg bt about the church's wording on the lgbt communities. he disagreed on many of those issues. he highlighted some of those issues in his speech, which he gave just before the pope spoke. leo varadkar also spoke at dublin castle and referred to what he called the dark aspects of the catholic church's history. at times in the past, we have failed and there are dark aspects of the catholic church's history. as one of your bishops recently said. we think of the words of the psalm which tell us of the words of the psalm which tell us that children are a heritage from the lord. we remember the failures of church and state and wider society and how they created the bitter and broken heritage for so many people, leaving a legacy of pain and suffering. this is a shared history of sorrow and shame. in place o

little to get excited about at st mary's, southampton and bernie played out a goalless draw.boss was happy with what he saw, especially in the first time. —— southampton and burnley. i like ilike ourshape i like our shape in the first half, we got pressure up the pitch, better for it in the second half, we controlled, move it about a lot more than we were able to. really had a good number of chances in the second half to win the game. overall, please with the first outing against a team that is ahead of us in terms of competitive action.|j a team that is ahead of us in terms of competitive action. i felt, arguably, in the first 65, 70 minutes, it was a point that we could have turned into all free. please with the football. continually looked to shift the team in different ways, different styles we hope can be effective. today, a lot of good passages, good openings, i'iow lot of good passages, good openings, now and again you need a marginal decision, maybe. quick confirmation of the results. steven gerrard's smart, unbeaten run at rangers continues. the former liverpool capt

so recently we played with some of the people of st mary and. bill me we're not filming that he says but they just come to play with the cameras i mean let's see this is the last exam i. think. more people are coming up nothing is being done about it and there are the drug addicts as you saw it's impossible to film people here it's becoming more difficult than before we think the situation is explosive and it puts is in real danger. by shutting up shop so legality may call wilson know that they are cutting off a vital lifeline for phone working economists but as well as doing it out of concern for their fallen tears they hope to move to prompt the authorities to start ignoring the plight of my clients and force them to take action. ski r.t. paris. maria bettina made headlines last month after being arrested in the u.s. on charges of acting as a russian agent in addition to allegedly working on behalf of the kremlin to interfere in u.s. politics it's also being claimed she was trying to lure american money here to russia or to america spoken to l

at st mary's pro—cathedral, a candle burns daily in memory of those abused.cis spent several minutes in silent prayer, perhaps mindful of that new testament verse that faith without works is dead. in this evening he will be speaking at the sporting stadium and then tomorrow, the climax really of his visit when he celebrates mass at the phoenix park. i should remind you that back in 1979 when popejohn paul ii phoenix park, 1.5 million people gathered to take part in that service. tomorrow's event, they issued 500,000 tickets. back to you. egypt's top prosecutor says the deaths of a british couple who died at a hotel resort in the country were not due to poisonous gas emissions in their room. john and susan cooper were staying at the steigenberger aqua magic hotel in hurghada. both died on tuesday, and there were claims that the hotel's air—conditioning system might be to blame. concern following the death of the couple has led to other holiday—makers being flown home. the first have now arrived back in the uk, as katy austin reports. it is still unclear how me

st. mary's off the coast of southwest england. ays, 6 hours and 48 minutes, to be precise after setting off from st. john's and newfoundland. he was inspired by this quote. >> the person you are going to have t the most time with over the course of your life is yourself. so you better make yourself as interesting as possible. >> i like it. carlton road some 2,300 nautical miles through major storms and more than a dozen capsizes in a 20 foot boat. >> i think i have heard that in a today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> car fire has been able to return home. but some have been reunited with the animals they had to leave behind. >> i got to meet a woman who found out her beloved horse was still alive, thanks in part to abc 7. >> hi, baby girl. how are you? >> you can't say everything is back to n

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

st. mary's. >> yes. >> father kevin is a good friend of mine. >> thank you for coming out, man it's good to see you. >> it's good to see you. i saw you in the car driving. >> i-95? >> exactly. >> thanks, harrison. appreciate it. >> david levy. >> hello, david. i was at the convention. >> are you doing all right? okay. fantastic. i love him. >> i just met him for the first time today. >> salt of the earth. good person. >> adam. >> adam. >> it's going to be fun working for him. >> he helped brief me several times. really sharp guy. good person. you will love him. how are you, our girl-- admiral? she said he doesn't recognize me your hair is down and you are out of uniform. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, guys. this is great. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. >> congratulations. i've been looking forward to meeting you. thank you. >> thanks for crossing the river sir, thank you. hello, don. how are you? >> i'm great. congratulations on a wonderful events. >> i do my best. [inaudible conver

st. mary's county and calvert county as well.these are trying to move towards he north as we do so they are fizzling out. fast forward though to tomorrow morning because here's 6:00 a.m. and some scottered showers aatt possible so keep that in mind. sctered showers around the midday hours. otherwise it's looking like a mostly cloudy day. as we transition into the afternoon and evening hours, w her are at noon, we'll transition the forecast as well. take a look at 2:30 to 4:00 p.mn we're sbright colors showing up on future weather. that's theor potential some stronger and even severe thunderstorms moving through the area and this is the actual cold front moving through. right around 9:00 p.m. it will start to lower humidity levels and it re on wednesday sets us up for gorgeous days on thursday and friday, but tomorrow the kidsly defini want to be prepared for some ain and even storms as they are heading off thool so at the bus stop there's a chance for as few shout there. otherwise patchy fog and temperatures around 72. by recess