st. mary's on stockton street. today st. mary's is a community hospital with about 1100 employees about 300 physicians about 220 volunteers. we have 371 licensed beds. we to not need to use all 371 licensed beds. we're a community hospital. we provide services such as emergency services orthopedic, acute medical surgical care, cancer services, well woman's health. probably unique to st. mary's is the provision of an adolescence psychiatric unit. it's a locked unit. it is the only one that is available in san francisco. we provide to a high number of needs that are primarily med cal. this slide here is intended to show you just where our patients are coming from. the darker the area, the more densely is our patients. you can see that st. mary's really serves a lot of the patients in the western side of san francisco. st. mary's challenges. just like many other hospitals, st. mary's has faced unprecedented financial exactlies and -- challenges and pressure. in order for us to continue and do the best we can to deal with limited

st. mary's. st. that changes in healthcare reimbursment and ongoing losses of unit as reasons for their closure. to provide you with background in the memo that you received it contains information about san francisco population. the grass that you see shows the population over the age of 65 in san francisco, california and the united states. you'll notice that the proportion of adults over 65 will increase from 14% of our population to 25% by 2050. you'll also notice that our population of 65 and older is higher than the state and the united states will be significantly higher by 2050. the shifting demographics indicate an increasing needs for long term care and support services for our aging population. what we typically call long term care services means that we're providing support for people with limitations in their abilities to care for themselves. this means providing assistance with activities of daily living. such as eating bathing grooming, people preparation shopping, transportation. skil

st. mary's.to life, this tiny baby leila mccarthy, needed heart surgery. here at st. mary's medical center in west palm beach, florida, dr. michael black performed the delicate procedure to widen layla's narrow aorta, a defect since birth. >> he made it seem like he was the best person to do this, yes. >> it was very like no sweat, don't worry about it. it's a walk in the park. >> reporter: but the surgery was a disaster. >> i looked at her and her legs had started -- they had stiffened up a lot and starting going in almost a tabletop position. >> reporter: after the surgery layla was paralyzed. here she is today. the mccarthys had no idea that their daughter's tragedy had a disturbing backstory. one that no one had told them. just three months before layla's operation a baby had died after heart surgery by dr. black and five months before that, alex der mur caddo died and a month before that, keyary sanders passed away. >> it's horrible that you go into a program like that and they can be dishon

st. mary's.ey sat down to talk with us. >> he really sounded like he was knew what he was doing. >> all i could do is believe in his words, and it was the opposite of what he said. >> reporter: so your baby was transferred to a different hospital? >> they couldn't do anything for her. she was a vegetable. organs had shut down. everything. >> reporter: at the second hospital did they explain what happened in the first hospital? >> the previous doctor, dr. michael black, killed her artery and that's why it wasn't getting blood flow to the left side of her heart. >> this is really difficult to hear. just to hear what others mothers went through and that this seems to be pervasive. >> reporter: st. mary's owned by tenet health care says cnn is wrong about the program's death rate but refuses to provide what it considers the correct death rate. the hospital and the heart surgeon, dr. black, rejected requests for an on-camera interview so we tracked down the ceo, davide carbone to give him a chance to

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st. mary's. they hadn't met each other until they sat down to talk to us. >> he sounded like he knew what he was doing. >> all i could do is believe in his words. and it was the opposite of what he said. >> so your baby was transferred to a different hospital? >> they couldn't do anything for her. she was a vegetable. organs had shut down everything. >> at the second hospital did they explain what happened? >> the previous doctor, dr. michael blat kinked her artery and there was no blood flow to the left side of her heart. >> this is really difficult to hear. just hear what other mothers went through and that this seems to be pervasive. >> st. mary's owned by tenet health care says cnn is wrong about the program's death rate, but refuses to provide what it considers the correct death rate, the hospital and heart surgeon rejected requests for an on camera interview, so we tracked down ceo david carboney to give him a chance to explain. >> hi, mr. carboney it's elizabeth cohen at cnn. how are you,

st. mary's st. mary's is into the qualified for surgery. >> dr. jacobs recommended that st. mary's stop doing complex heart surgeries on children and stop doing heart surgeries on babies younger than six months old. st. mary's didn't listen. just ten days after receiving that recommendation, they did a complex surgery on an 18 day old baby. and 16 day old davy ricardo bran do you. both suffered terrible complications and had to go on life support. more babies died in april 2014 and just this past may another baby died. in total, that's at least eight deaths and three serious complications since the program started. the hospital responds that the recommendations to limit surgeries were just that recommendations, not mandates. in his statement, the st. mary's ceo told us we are working carefully to improve our volumes. how did the state of florida respond when it received these doctor's concerning reviews you? remarkably the state says they investigated and none of the issues raised broke any rules and st. mary's is legally authorized to proit. the death of any child is a trage

st. mary's program. the head of the team dr. jeffrey jacobs advised st. doing heart surgery on babies like davi under 6 months old. but st. mary's continued, saying that was just a recommendation, not a mandate. he's now the ninth baby to die after heart surgery at st. mary's since the program started at the end of 2011. amelia campbell died in 2012 after heart surgery at st. mary's. her mother heard the news about davi today. >> i feel horrible. i feel saddened. i feel disgusted. >> reporter: she thinks st. mary's is doing these lucrative surgeries for the money and wants them to stop. >> how are you justifying this in your mind? i mean, what are you -- find something else to do. you're not good at this. >> reporter: using data st. mary's submitted to the state of florida, cnn calculates that from 2011 through 2013, the program's mortality rate for pediatric open-heart surgeries was 12.5%. that's more than three times higher than the national average. safety experts say st. mary's does too few pediatric heart surgeries, not getting enough practice to get

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st. mary's county, northern st. mary's county, very intense lightning, very intense storms moving on through. had hail the size of ping pong balls in parts of the area. we don't get hail that size often in the region. had it today in fairfax county. show you where the storms are now. we had 64-mile-an-hour winds with that storm coming through fairfax dulles airport a little bit earlier. racing down toward the south. northern portion of st. mary's, calvert hit hard, moving across the chesapeake. look at the lightning associated with this. a lot of power outoutages, 15,000 without power in our region. trees down, fairfax county. lots of closed roads as well. route 2, hunting up to for instance frederick, calvert beach, you are next as far as the rain is concerned meck cappicsville, hughesville, one round, another round behind that, on this path moving down to the south and east. clark's landing at 6:39 in california, 6:46 hour. that is not the only storm we have. here is the storms making their way down toward the sout

st. mary's.eaning up to do after the massive storm blew through yesterday. >> some of us saw the torrential rainfall. that's what happened in the beltway. some other parts of the region, had tornados yesterday, the weather service will confirm whether twisters touched down in maryland, that's where we find cameron thompson. good morning. we are in clemmonson, st. mary's county, for a mile around us, is where most of the damage was. no injuries thankfully, 13 buildings damaged, this barn, one of the worst hit knocked down, pieces of it thrown. another barn was damaged as well. 75 trees around the areas gnarled and twisted and uprooted. was this caused by a tornados, national weather service will here to figure that out. >>> last night was one to celebrate, when it came to journalism be one of our own. the 57th national academy of television arts and scientists held the annual chesapeake emmy awards. see our own, andreia accepting her award. she won the prestigious board of governor's award. she ha

st. mary's. when it got to calvert, still heavy rain and winds, but seemed to lose some of that tornadic intensity. that's a good thing. we have a storm system which is wound up like a top. look at this thing spinning right here south of detroit toward toledo. this is a type of storm we normally see maybe in the spring or the fall, but not this time of year. these are the storms we saw today. we still have plenty of activity to the west. we're still worried about a few passing showers, maybe a thunderstorm or two for the evening hours. then tomorrow, it's going to be a much better day. westerly winds, maybe a shower in the mountains. but a lot drier and fairly pleasant finish to the weekend. you got plans tomorrow? they are going to be fine. tonight, we still have a threat for a few showers and storms, even a few severe ones, especially south and east. we'll clear late. upper 50s, 60s, real comfortable tomorrow rising to the 50s and 60s with sunshine, maybe a few clouds. a pleasant day. breezy in

st. maries. guys like patty and matt go on to the nba there is really nothing better for marketing than that. they both happen to play and have great careers at st. mary's college. so we look forward to keeping that connection going. six guys from australia on our team next year. >> reporter: dellavedova has made it to the nba the hard way. he is st. mary's all-time leading score but was undrafted when he came out of college in 2013. dellavedova participated in cleveland's summer camp that year and earned a two year contract. many players were much more highly regarded coming out of college but no longer have a shot at playing in the nba. >> i got some opportunities along the way and just tried to make the most of them. >> he is really good in intangibles. really high basketball iq. really tough. >> reporter: that toughness has been a source of controversy. in the cavs play off series with atlanta kyle korver suffered a severely sprained ankle after this scramble with dellavedova. >> we have some

i feel disgusted. >> she thinked st. maryscrative surgeries for the money and wants them to stop. >> how are you justifying them in your mind? find something else to do. you're not good at this. >> using data st. mary's submitted to the state of florida, cnn calculated from 2011 through 2013 the programs mortality rate for open heart surgeries was 12.5% for pediatrics, three times higher than the national average. safety experts said they do too few pediatric heart surgeries, not doing enough to get good at them. they did 27 in 2012, 20 in 2013 and just 18 last year. >> these volumes are quite low. practice makes perfect, or at least makes it better. >> st. mary's disputes the high mortality rate but refuses what it provides the correct death rate. in a letter to employees tuesday, car bone said over the last year the mortality rate is connistent with the national average and does not exceed the mortality rate of other programs as the cnn story alleges but the hospital declined to support any other claim and leaves parents lik

st. mary's county, westmoreland, spotsylvania, orange county. that is it. to the north not under that watch, just going to see the phones for heavy rain, i think as we move on through the overnight hours. i'm no longer looking at a chance for severe weather in our region. the heaviest you weather, between 7 and 11 tonight, downpours, maybe slick roads maybe some areas of high winds, some hail and lightning but not a widespread severe

st. mary's program. the head of the team, dr. jeffrey jacobs, advised st. 's to stop doing heart surgery on baby's like davy under six months old. but st. mary's continued, saying that was just a recommendation, not a mandate. davy's now the 9th baby to die after heart surgery at st. mary's since the program started at the end of 2011. >> my goodness, joining us to talk about this our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen obviously now elizabeth as i understand it this is the second investigation into the -- into the hospital? >> right. the center for medicare and medicaid services is also looking into this program. now that's a part of the federal government. getting an investigation by cms, or by the joint commission, which is an independent accrediting group, these two -- these are heavy hitters. it is a big deal to have evaluations from these groups. >> how long do they usually take? >> it can take a long time. i mean, it can take months. so these are not done quickly. they're done very carefully. >> have you talked to any of the families? i mean

st. mary's, calvert, charles until 7:00 and more warnings across the bay. we'll zoom in, talking heavy rain, frequent lightning strikes. these storms have had a history of frequent lightning. we're talking if we did a little scan between prince frederick's and mechanicsville probably 180 strikes in the last 10 minutes. not quite as dense of lightning strikes across the bay, but a severe thunderstorm warning for dorchester county. in the outflow boundaries in this big area of storms we have two storms that formed in the last hour with heavy rain around fairfax going out 66 tonight, just a nightmare and around oldtown and in between oldtown and mount vernon. these track south and east headed toward clinton on our storm tracker at 6:32 and brandywine at 6:40. main threat there again heavy rain. here's the storm reports. this is hail, all reports of hail, tree down and damaged winds around the sterling area out the dulles toll road. this is the tree was down at 5:00 in reston. we just picked a couple hails here. the biggest we found was ping pong ball size hail

st. mary's following his surgery.y said we don't regulate the number of surgeries done in these hospitals and they keep monitoring st. mary's to make sure they're following the law. and the parents are very underwhemed to the say the least at florida's response. and they were disappointed to say the least at the day that davy died they issue a letter saying we stand by our doctor. that didn't seem to be the right tone on the day that a baby died. >> in your initial report you point out the financial incentive that a hospital has to do these surgeries. they can make as much as half a million dollars per surgery. >> heart surgeries reimbrs very very well. they're high tech and a lot of people and the parents say, we think they're doing this for the money. these are lucrative surgeries. >> i'm going to make you smile based on 6 different criteria, why did a panel of 11 automotive experts name the volkswagen golf motor trend's 2015 car of the year? we'll give you four good reasons. the volkswagen golf. starting at $19,295

st. mary's county. southern st. mary's county. if you're looking south from waldorf or fredericksburg, looking at amazing lightning now. the show down there is just simply gorgeous. here's the whole system. came through philadelphia. again 71 mile-per-hour winds around the city of philadelphia. those moved through the region. behind this, look how clear the radar is. nothing back here. that means we are in for a beautiful day tomorrow. 88 in d.c. tomorrow. 89 culpeper. 89 toward fredericksburg. and 84 in martinsburg. wednesday will be spectacular. thursday, a little different story but not bad. 89. humidity starts to creep back up. yeah a chance of a late day shower or storm. i think most of the area looks dry. wednesday and thursday are nice. friday, friday we start to see the clouds move in. temperatures around 84 degrees with a good chance of an afternoon shower. here comes the weekend. look at these numbers. 72 on saturday. 74 on sunday. a storm system brings us a northeasterly wind. that's a much cooler wind across the region

st. mary's county and -- charles county and st. mary's county and calvert county. until 2 a.m. we we have a warning. >>> this evening's storms could not have hit at a worse time for commuters who got dredench and detoured as they tried to get home. sometimes they had to walk. our garrett haake was out in it all day long. he's live from 16th street northwest with a taste of the problems a lot of us had to deal with. >> reporter: crews were working quickly today to try to clear up our roadways. this is all that's left of a massive tree that came down on r street around 5:00 today -- on 16th street rather blocking multiple lanes of traffic, just one of many headaches and has ads oned roadway -- hazards on the roadway tonight. heavy rains, gusting wind, thunder and lightning pounded the metro off and on for hours monday evening. at this home in silver spring a bolt of lightning in the early afternoon ripped a branch from a tree crushing the fence below. electricity scorched insulation in the home, but the fire didn't catch and no one was hurt. commuters caught the worst of the stor

st. mary's county, westmoreland, spotsylvania, orange county. that is it. to the north not under that watch, just going to see the phones for heavy rain, i think as we move on through the overnight hours. i'm no longer looking at a chance for severe weather in our region. the heaviest you weather, between 7 and 11 tonight, downpours, maybe slick roads maybe some areas of high winds, some hail and lightning but not a widespread severe weather convenient. talk much more about this convenient and the saturday convenient. if you have got saturday plans i have got that forecast coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> the governor of maryland today said he intends to spend $2 billion to improve roads, highways and bridges. he also had something to say about the con strollers purple line. could be a rough road ahead for that one. our coverage on all this begins with adam tuss who is in annapolis now. >> reporter: what happened here today is going to be remembered for a long time just because the governor is dedicating so much money to these projects. 270, specifically tar

st. mary's county really get ready here. i think you are really going to see very heavy rain over the next couple of hours into that area. take a couple of zooms for you. no longer any severe storms here. no warnings in this area. but extremely hef vin rain in frederick county virginia right along i-81 and 66. this storm in front royal moving closer from warren county. more storms developing just to the west of aldi and leesburg area off towards the east and not moving fast and then that storm in anne arundel is crossing and on the chesapeake and over annapolis right now and the eastern shore in the next half an hour to an hour. take a look at the fairfax county area. through d.c.. just some pop-up showers and any of the pop-up showers produce heavy rain. here's the one up towards 270. we have a live camera up there right now. this is father hurley boulevard. you can see it. that rain coming down. the road definitely going to be on the wet side. so give yourself a little bit of extra time. people there you can see, some head

st. mary's county and ann arundel county. we will still have to deal with showers throughout tomorrow night. tomorrow, we won't deal with that, no. clear to partly cloudy and comfortable, 62 to 72 and winds out of the north west at 10:00. 82 at 11:00 and 85 as we get into the 1:00 hour, and clouds come in but still dry at 1:00, and after thursday, scattered storms on friday and 86, and a lot of showers and storms on saturday, and we have issued a yellow alert for saturday. look at the temps. 82 for clouds and showers. only 82 on sunday, and sunday is the better of the two weekend days. 86 on monday, great, and 89, almost 90 on today. >>> but for now, the weather is great. what a night for baseball. the nats and braves, about to take advantage of that. >> reporter: i am just chilling, a beautiful night and nats back on the mound. i'll tell you why i have this swag coming up. but we'll check out the game >>> welcome back to nationals park. it may look like i'm lounging on the job tonight. i will get back to why i'm in that chai

st. mary's had accomplished xy or z you could have done it that way without relying on a city attorney opinion that is secret. you didn't need to dock our denominatoric democracy i plan to address the civil grand jury. >> thank you. our next public speaker is dr. tompkins. >> good afternoon commission mers. unfortunately i have to report back on a process that we have been engaged in the clean air health alliance and the situation that took place between the other regulators and the failure of the staff of the san francisco health department to speak out against racism in our discussion for negotiating clean air criteria our president misses more shirley moore who cannot be here due to a death many her family she's back east who is a retired nurse from the san francisco health department when we were talking lemard and their lead environmental specialist and we were discussing the an nick dotal evidence of dust in homes his response to mrs. moore and julia because they live right above where the stadium the top level is is that mrs. moore can't keep her house clean. she's nasty and dirty what

st. mary's city.ew more drops up in frederick county, northern loudoun and northern montgomery county. on the whole though, nothing but green lights from the weather department for your morning, midday and afternoon commutes. and it will rise up to the upper 80s and tom has the bad news about the 90s coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> giving you more access to ride services like uber and lift, the proposal to increase access for people trying to get to and from the airport and why that could cost you more. >>> plus, keeping d.c. united in the district. the new deal with the city that has the team stadium back on track while ending talks of a >>> breaking news on the roads right now. take a look at this. 95 northbound again the express lanes are only open from prince william parkway on. still looking at about eight miles worth of backups as you're headed northbound through stafford. garrisonville road, going about 15 miles per hour. it gets better through dale city. there you're going about 40

st. mary's county, maryland. new video shot at the scene by firefighter john mullen posted publicly to youtube shows the challenges firefighters faced including cutting away iron security bars to get in the house. >> we have a skylight. >> reporter: overheard radio traffic about a skylight on the roof. >> we feel lucky that it wasn't our house. >> reporter: neighborhood residents say it's a common modification for the late 19th century homes on this block. the interior of the homes, a wide open atrium. >> it was common to take out the second level and the third level in the middle of the house to create an atrium and then put a skylight on the first floor and sunlight would come in and fill the house. our house is designed the same way, so we could have the same problem with flames spreading through the house quickly. these houses don't have fire escapes, so yeah, you'd have to jump out a window basically. >> reporter: the landlord max salas occupied the main house and survived with serious injuries. friends of b

st. mary's college. once you become part of cleveland, you have to cut all ties elsewhere. >> dellavedova has really stepped up and has really played excellent. and i always it'll people no matter who is in the game if you play hard good things happen. >> live here back, this is -- you'll only see this on abc 7 news. 150 warrior employees flown in for tonight's game. they'll be high up in a section. you'll be able to see them because of their gold t-shirts. by agreement, the cavs fans will have wine colored shirts on. look for those gold shirts tonight on abc 7. >> look for them and listen for them. >>> the countdown clock shows the time until abc's coverage of game three begins. >> fans in napa are waiting anxiously. cornell barnard continues our coverage from there tonight. >> reporter: hey guys. napa is not wine country tonight. it's warriors country. this is the official watch party here in the north bay. folks just beginning to show up at napkins bar and grill. this is the official watch party in th

st. mary's product coming back and his impact on this one. >>> stay focused, got to stay locked. be disciplined. >> we have to come out and be the aggressor on both ends. play with a sense of fire. >> i love that sound in the locker room giving you a little extra insight. we welcome you back to the special nba finals edition of sports wrap. joe get us introduced to our guest. >> let's introduce matt steinmetz right now. you can run them down better than i can undoubtedly. >> i just like basketball. i'm a basketball game and i will talk about the game. >> as long as i can remember you've been there for several different entities. >> don't date me too much. >> look who you're talking to. it would have been very easy with irving out. everybody would have assumed it's going to be easy now. if there was a game when they willed themselves to win it was tonight. >> tonight it was all about lebron james. the way the warriors played offense which i thought was pretty terrible. the one thing that gets the warriors into trouble is when they take shots, the quick threes. i think that happene

st. mary's, and charles county. the eastern shore of maryland now under active severe thunderstorm warning. besides heavy winds and lightning, heavy rain has had that effect. it's find out what is happening with the downpours. >> we have flash flood warnings in effect for the d.c. metro area. southern maryland had a severe weather threat today with tornado warnings. but locally a little closer to home, at least in the d.c. metro area, that heavy rain. i want to get to the track -- graphics to show flash flood watching. the most updated -- in the district, the flash flood warning has expired. you see the burgundy color. that is where flash flood warnings are in effect. a lot of great video from brian van de graaff in arlington earlier today. look at the heavy rain. it looks like a river right there. if you do see any heavy rain or standing water, make sure you do not drive through it, because flooding is definitely a major threat. the heaviest rain is pretty much out of here. i will quickly show you some of our weath

st. mary's. we are talking about areas getting hit hard lots of trees snapped all over the place, you can see it near the intersection of morgantown, rocky point road and it's all moving to the east, pneumatics, a big line of trees were down. this storm is moving east and northeast. a barn destroyed in clements. trees to defy trees are down by church. parables are down, and look at some of these pictures from southern maryland. we will show you this from our friends, pictures from southern maryland. that's okay, here we go, one thing i want to point out, you can see a powerful here. this is down in southern maryland. it takes quite a bit of wind to get a powerful - - - - powerful to get down. that is one example of the power of these storms that we have had, and we saw the wind do some damage. it's tough to tell if this was straight wind wind or other power damage. tomorrow's going to be better. much better. it's going to be breezy, partly and mostly sunny, 50s and 60s to start the day, and the h

st. mary's star stole the show. we can talk about xs and os forever. here is a question -- >> lebron james -- go ahead. lebron james is the heart and soul of this team and his new side kick is st. mary's star matthew della nudova. so he is the grit and grind of this team. he doesn't mind leaving his feet to dive on the hard wood. he has shut down steph curry and has done a great job. he is a cult-like figure already and now here in cleveland. here is lebron james on his side kick. >> he brings it all. everything that he has he lays it on the floor. he dove on the ground last night, nba finals record six times. last night he was on the ground again after the game. he gives it everything that he has. we all appreciate it as his brothers. >> kind of a little bit of a cult figure here. back in the bay area they are having watch parties. can you speak to the people out there and your fans in the bay area? >> i mean, st. mary's is a very special place to me. you know, that's my home away from home. and it means a lot that those guys are supporting me even th

st. mary's county.y 11:00 all the severe weather and heavy activity across the bay will be the low to mid-70s. in the day planner it will take a while, but skies become partly sunny. 78 by 11:00. and 80 by 1:00 p.m. clouds are keeping the temps down, that's the silver lining. yellow alert for you and showers and storms all day. and you may see that flash flood watch for portions over the western area. 82 on sunday. not bad returning partly sunny and generally dry. monday and tuesday and wednesday and thursday, we're kind of flirting with 90 degrees with just some isolated storms in the afternoon. >> and you know the taxi driver protested against uber turning violent in paris. cabbies have set fires, smashing the car windows. they say that uber unfairly undercuts them that uber drivers don't have to pay thousands of euros. france passed the legislation last year forbidding uber service, but the chief says that the company is contesting court rulings against the country and winning. >>> we are almost to t

instead of james it was matthew delavedova out of st. marys. he came up huge in irving's absence. >> the confidence that we have in him allows him to be confidence himself. the nba finals, if you need to be looking for you know, extra motivation you probably shouldn't be playing. >> for one day dela de dova some day cleveland might win that elusive nba championship. in lebron, ohio, kpix 5. >> here's a look at the upcoming schedule. game 3 is tomorrow night. tip off is at 6:00, game four is thursday then it is back to oakland for game five on sunday. >> starting today california drivers can fight their traffic tickets without having to pay first. >>> the judicial council adopted that emergency rule, helping thousands of drivers who have lost their licenses or face fines because they couldn't pay. a routine traffic ticket costs about $500 in california, and of course shoots up quickly when those deadlines are missed. >>> bart riders get ready for two big summer shutdowns. bart will stop service between the east bay in san francisco over the firs

a regular was not just a designation but an everyday restaurant so i'm reminded of one other the st. marys church it is a speech circumstance and special project sponsor that should get this kind of weird sud that is not the way that the planning code should work. >> commissioner richards. >> interesting i was reminded after hearing that about what mr. sanchez to apply until after july 2nd we can tackle those things the last project in north beach that was food service routine restaurant we were at 74 percent serving i have a question for mr. sanchez can you please length of your lease can you share that. >> 10 year 10 year option and one other question i understand the model is a you - it is nice to have by rights in the city the planning staff mentioned 232 other sites did you consider any of the other vacant sites. >> when the commission decided to look for new sites we carved out a footprint for the new momma's the original momma's is a tiny kitchen with 13 tables we wanted is that 7 seat location around 28 hundred succeeded of importance to momma's concept is the open kitchen when you

st. mary's county. some high water. the mow knock acie river in frederick and also parts of the west river in eastern prince george's county in upper marlboro, high standing water across the area. be extra careful this morning. rain's over. temperatures are in the 60s and 70s now. planning out your sunday, plan on plenty of clouds this morning. by later on this afternoon, increasing amounts of sunshine. a noticeable west breeze today. temperatures will climb into the upper 70s to around 80 degrees in downtown. most of the neighborhoods though will stay in the mid to upper 70s for today. 78 in frederick 77 in annapolis. we'll be breezy so if you're going out sailing on the open waters of the bay could be choppy at times. rest of the week and a look at the fourth of july coming up. >>> while you're looking forward, we are still dealing with problems from yesterday. right now crews are in ft. washington to clean up sewage that spilled into broad creek. wssc is saying that the heavy rain caused this problem. if you're near

st. mary's cathedral paid tribute to the 6 students who died and the 7 others injured. some family and friends of the injured were in attendance. noel walker has more on the emotional service. >> reporter: sunday mass at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco, where traditions are observed and the faithful and grieving lifted up. arch bishop presided over a memorial mass that wrapped its arms around irish guests in attendance. the prayers at this mass were focused on tragedy. >> we're here primarily to pray for the six who lost their lives. ashley donahue, olivia burke, watts, watts. >> five irish students and one bay area student who died suddenly and without warning when the balcony they were standing on collapsed last tuesday. >> somebody said to me today how are you. i would say my heart is broken, broken for the suffering of these families over the past week. >> reporter: when that balcony collapsed, hearts expanded, and arms extended to comfort those who grieve. many left flowers and lifted prayers at the place where six young people died. many more gathered for a

st. mary's county. that is pretty good rain. i don't think you'll see any flooding and certainly nothing severe in terms of hail or anything like that. we'll zoom in to nats park. you have rain to the west and the east and it is all moving away from you. right now it is dry at nationals park, but it is kind of chilly with the temperatures in the low to mid 60s. it is still okay to jog this morning -- i mean this afternoon, just jog around with light showers. nothing heavy. bus stop temperatures, cool. need an umbrella. anybody a light jacket again. wednesday will be cool and damp. pretty similar to today. milder on thursday with a few showers, and then warmer on friday with a couple of thunderstorms. but the next three days are not wash-out days that said because we're going to have showers and wet roads tomorrow morning and probably tomorrow evening. we did have a yellow alert for tomorrow. 9:30, 10:00. 61 in manassas. 57 at gaithersburg a few sprinkles or showers. by 6:00 a.m., wake up, temperatures mid 50s to low 60s. lots of

st. mary's and charles county and there is a severe thunderstorm warning in effect now until 6:15 as youet down toward

st. mary's county until midnight. not to say that we cannot have the severe weather outside of this, but that this will show you and i think that it will be a pretty, i agree with it. that most of the severe weather will be south of us tonight. we'll keep an eye on it for you. it's not an evening thing either, that it could be severe by 10:00 to 11:00 until midnight. and in fact that the future cast is on developing pretty heavy storms. maybe not severe, but the heavy storms, right around dc on the future cast. you'll see the yellows and oranges, and so the ones right now that are just kind of benign and green that they could develop in to a heavier line as we would get in to the 8:00 to 9:00 hour and that could really hammer you folks in to southern maryland by 9:00. we'll come back and finish tracking those hour by hour. we'll also look ahead to your weekend and have your three- degree guarantee. >> thank you, top. >>> the judge in the jesse matthew and hannah graham murder case will stay on

st. mary's calvert county like calvert beach and bertha in the next couple of minutes. it's possible it could be warned on and more storms are stacking up off to the west. download our nbc washington app and keep that updated forecast in the palm of your hands. >> thanks, v.j. a developing story in d.c. where a guy robbed a bank in one of the busiest areas of the district as people were lining up for lunch. he was wearing a construction vest and fisherman's hat. walked into a sun trust bank. police say he got away with some cash and a crime alert suggests he hopped a metrobus outside the bank. >>> just in this afternoon the death of a toddler found on a maryland playground is a homicide. investigators say this boy died of dehydration and hypothermia. the 3-year-old boy was found in a swing in memorial park in la plate a in may. he was likely in that swing for at least two days. the child's mother had been pushing him in the swing. she hasn't been charged but the state's attorney is reviewing this case. >>> could a fourth of july terror attack be linked with fireworks? t

st. mary's county, the northern neck. >> st. mary's county in the northern neck, severe thunderstorm watch issued a lot more coming up news4 at 5:00. >>> talk to me. hey. talk to me. >> a news crew getting ready for a live shot near pittsburgh stopped doing the news to help a driver who had pulled up to their vehicle to ask what they were doing, but then lost consciousness. the reporter called 911 while the photographer pulled the man out of his truck and started cpr. paramedics arrived and realized the man was suffering from a heroin overdose. they were able to revive him. >> if we weren't there and he wasn't curious why we were there he would have been on the road it could have been him and who knows who else? >> if wp charge. i photographer dave clark hadn't been on the scene, police say that man would have probably died. >>> we are working several developing stories in our newsroom right now. a guard at a new york prison where two killers escaped tells police he granted the men special access outside their cells but says he n