st. mary's hospital. then st. mary's has also adopted a safe protocol and go to ecsf as other closer hospitals. in terms of the staff impact, they do not anticipate labor force changes. the nurse wills continue to be employed by the hospital if they are general surgery trained. the current surgeon wills continue to practice at other area hospitals. the an thesology group service wills continue to be provided for other surgical procedures st. mary's. and golden gate profusion won't be providing the services at st. mary's anymore, but they have contracts with other area hospitals as well. so in conclusion, despite st. mary's low surgical volume and a general trend in having min cally invasive technology, san francisco has a growing older adult population and cardiovascular services will be increasingly more important. and, accumulation with the residual impacts like i said before of the closure and that the complexity of patients able to be seen by the remaining cardiologists at st. mary's may be impacted. and then f

st. mary's hospital. then st. mary's has also adopted a safe protocol and go to ecsf as other closer hospitals.

st. mary's county. so if you're in california, leordtown, st. mary's city, anywhere in st. mary's county, you do have that severe thunderstorm warning that goes until noon. you may en up under a flash flood morning, as well. this red area here for all of the d.c. metro area, that is the flash flood warning at this point in time. thend heaviest thustorm, and, again, where you see the lightning strikes down here, this storm moving into southern maryland is still cranking out very, very heavy rain. and frequent lightning out here. so there could be some wind gusts up close to 50 or 60 miles per hour in the leading edge. cthat had not been thease when it came through metro n. washingto but as that storm is intensifying, as it gets down into southern maryland, it's having more of a wind threat, although fortunately, its forward speed will keep it fromn leavingwhere near as much total rainfall as we have had here. widespread, 4-inch or more rainfall rerts from really about frederick, maryland, early this morning all through the d.c. metrd,area now. again, that storm making quick p

st. mary's parish could see 10 to 20 inches.re are places that could see more than 25 inches of rain. when we're talking about low-lying areas that are already dealing with saturated ground and swollen rivers, there will be rescue calls coming in. so here in la fay set where we have staged. they have boats staged, high-water vehicles, as well as a number of buses for folks who may come to the area. they can put them on buses and rereunite them -- and reunite them with friends and family where it is safer. as we focus on st. mary's parish, i want to talk about morgan city. there's a big focus on that area and the flooding that could come because of the intense, the large amount of rain that's anded in the area. -- that's expected in the area. and also because of how long we're going to see this rain event, natasha. >> reporter: yeah, well, we are definitely hearing from city officials like the mayor saying that if they do get that 10 to 29 inches in a concentrated fashion, he says all the streets here will be flooded. they are tr

also the st. mary parish public information officer told us that there were a couple of calls that came in, one of them medical in nature and they get concerned about calls like that because it's getting really hard to get to those people with emergency needs given that a lot of the roads are blocked with downed trees and power line, ana. >> natasha chen, stay safe, my friend. >> we can't stress enough, the concern right now is rain and how much of it barry will dump as it moves north. it is an unknown that has baton rouge, louisiana, on edge. the city is still recovering from epic flooding three years ago and killed a dozen people and did billions in damage. randi kaye is on the banks of the mississippi river. what's happening there right now? >> reporter: well, ana, since we last spoke the skies have gotten a little bit lighter and the rain seems to have dissipated, but the rain is certainly kicking up and i was texting with my contact at the national guard and he said don't get overly confident beca

st. mary's county. both of these are in effect until 7:00 p.m. tonight, trahing some sowers in the area. what you can expect this evening and the outlook on said a man stole his wallet as he tried to bring a patient in the emergency room. pat collins talks about an attack that had a bizarre ending. only seen on "news4." >> when you go into a hospital there's a certain serenity about it that you feel sfe and i was absolutely shocked this happens on the grounds of the hospital. >> ambushed. >> i would say so. that's tim campbell. he's been a firefighter/paramedic for 34 years. 14 in new york, 20 here in d.c. now tim has seen a, but nothing quite like what happened last sunday at g.w. hospital. you see, tim was pushing a patient on a stretcher into the om here when he was approached by a guy, a guy wearing only red boxer shorts anred socks. quickly that encounter turned into robbery. how did it go? >> so the first one was a light shove and the second was a much more forceful shove as he grabbed my wallet. >> that's when you realized i've been robbed

st. mary's county. let's go over to traffic. >> good morning. we are still slow here northbound i-95 near mfries. you're getting by on the left. i spoke with police and they hope it get this out of the way fairly soon.t for now slow. the tractor-trailer was on its side and over the guardrail and driver had to be transported to the hospita brand. new problem eastbound 66 at you 50. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway, no issue. >>> breaking news. we are following in southeast washington. police say four people were shot around midnight on martin luther king avenue. we are working to learn their names but we know two have life-threatening wound. officers say the other two tovictims are expected sturviv. right now, police are looking for three shooters and they say they wre allring masks. >>> a peaceful sunday turned into panic and chaos at union d.ation. >> . fire official say that somebody set off fireworks inside union station triggering a massive police response. a lot of people thought there was an

st. mary's parish. this is ground zero. eye of barry is expected to move right over here within the next 18 hours. but you wouldn't know it. it's sunshine and 85 degrees. usually hurricanes have those outer rain bands that move on shore way ahead of the storm. but jim, in this case, forecasters think the worst of barry is on the back side. >> axelrod: david begnaud is among the many in louisiana waiting for barry. thank you, david. let's bring in lonnie quinn from new york. alright, lonnie, the big questions now, when and where will barry come ashore? >> okay, i believe it will be west of new orleans, i believe tomorrow some time in the first half of the day. if i had to pick an hour i'd say around 7:00 a.m. or so, give or take. here's the latest information. so, it's gotten stronger. we now have winds at 65 miles an hour. this time yesterday, they were blowing at 50 miles per hour. i think it makes landfall with winds anywhere from 70 to 80. 70 a tropical storm, 80 a low- grade hurricane and then it sort of pushes inland a

. >> reporter: dave and jessica, we're hearing from the st. maryarish emergency officials, that on sunday, there were seven inches of rain, which is more than they got the entire barry event the day before. this is all coming from a drainage canal that they're hoping will recede overtime. there's some phones being threatened because of the flash flooding. we visited glencoe, louisiana, as well. that's an area that had to be evacuated on saturday night. we saw one home that was ripped apart because of the strong winds from barry. joseph colbert. he was inside the home. >> sounded like a train to me. it did sound like a train coming through. you heard it coming out. all of it started coming out. >> reporter: colbert said he had been in that home for 40 years. now, there's people affected by the wind damage and by floodwaters. norths are concerned in trying to keep the waters out of people's homes. they are working hard with utility crews to restore power to everyone. dave and jessica, back to you. >> thanks. >>> today, more heavy rain and flash flood

st. mary's and calvertcounty all day. a washout of a day for you, though it hasn't been terrible as far as heavy,in heavy it's been fairly steady at times during the day, hopefully it's there for you over the next couple of hours. it's starting to try to move out here as a whole system moves on out. behind this beautiful weather back to the west and look at the entire country. quiet, once we get this system off towards the ea and we're doing so. by the, way there's tropical depression number three that made its way into the atlantic. became tropical depression yesterday because the front will push it off to the east as well. tomorrow, 85, s plenty ofshine and nice and warm and lots of smiles out there. low humidity. that's the good news as we move on through. 86 on thursday and 87y on frida and 89 on saturday. coming back it's just -- just a couple of minutes, it's about 20 aknutes. i'm going to go t a rest and now we've got the rest of the ten-day forecast including some days in the 90s. >> no naps,ug do come on. >> you

st. mary's. i put together a statement, but i think it covers a lot of what is already in the record, pretty much describing it. i don't know if i should read the whole statement or just give you a copy. >> your two minutes is counting. >> i don't think i've time to read the whole thing but i thank you guys have most of it. we are not opposing the permit, we do want to work with maria and we are very happy that she has been amenable to that. i guess you have that on record. i don't know if i can submit this? >> please. we are happy that things hopefully will get resolved and i think that should be it for right now. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming down. >> is there any more of the comment on this matter? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i would like to make a motion to approve this with conditions. >> second. >> there is a staff recommendation. >> just the good neighbor policy >> and setting a sound limit? >> yes. with a staff recommendation. >> wonderful. >> i would second that. [r

st. mary's a sanctuary church. >> it was a week after the election of president trump. feel the fear within the community. >> and that hasn't changed? >> no. ♪ >> we have mental health issues. people are suffering from depression. we have a rise in alcoholism, drug addiction, abuse and domestic violence. and it's all a result of what's taking place within our country. >> there are some people out there who probably think that a lot of these undocumented migrants are getting a free ride here. >> they're not getting a free ride. i talked with one farmer who told me he'd rather have a group of immigrants, because you know that when you hire them, they're going to do their job. >> so this is worthington, downtown worthington here. ♪ >> this is one of those latin grocery stores right here next to this mexican restaurant. i spoke to the owner of that one yesterday. they told me they got here almost 30 years ago. ♪ >> so all these signs are pretty fascinating. these are postings for ranches and farms in the area looking for workers. it's all in spanish. this sign says that the

st. mary's under the replacement of those.re is a new design that is being approved right now through that program, which is managed by public works, freeing up that one from st. mary's allowed the department to place that restroom at a new park, and problems with the existing portable chemical toilet at lake merced is a major 31 issue for that park, and so the decision was to place the restroom at lake merced, which is considerable savings to the department because they own and pay for that restroom. the project is only responsible for providing utility service to it. >> right. wait, i am confused. are you moving one restroom? >> it would be bring new one. -- it would be a brand-new one. >> the choice of new know she -- no restroom, it is part of a citywide contract. this wasn't an independent decision to bring in a modular restroom in this case. and right now we've got a leaking port a party and that is our only option. >> that is all we can do. >> why is that? why can't you build your own restroom? >> because the restroom i

. >> reporter: dave and jessica, we're hearing from the st. marycy officials, that on sunday, there were seven inches of rain, which is more than they got the entire barry event the day before. really, the problem has come after the storm came through. we'll show you what this looks like in franklin. this is the metal shipyard. this is their parking lot. this is what happened from barry saturday night into sunday. they were prepared for this. the barricade has been here for years. we saw folks bringing in extra gravel and plugging holes. they were expecting this flooding to get much worse. this is all coming from a drainage canal that they're hoping will recede overtime. there's some phones being threatened because of the flash flooding. we visited glencoe, louisiana, as well. that's an area that had to be evacuated on saturday night. we saw one home that was ripped apart because of the strong winds from barry. joseph colbert was sitting in the carport at the time. his sister was inside the home. she came running outside. here's what he said. >> so

st. mary's county. these storms have been severe but now no longer sere.they're going to allow the storm warnings to skpiefrmt it's moved into parts of frederick county. notice this here. it's coming from the north to south and may put a kibosh on the storms to the west. could w still see storms in our area, absolutely, behave a severe thunderstorm watch. the wider severe thunderstorm watches all the way up the east coast all the way from boston toward the area. any more warnings, i dot expect many over the next half hour or. >> all rotht. you've gt. thanks. >>> a major move that uld save you some big bugs onesour pription drugs. the trumpio administrat says it will allow drugmp its from canada. nbc's craig boswell joins us live from capitol hill and what this means for you. big sea change. >> yes. the move is preliminary. the government says skyrocketing drug prices forces millions of americans to ration. these two have taken another road. they drive to canada. >> you went downhe t that day. >> reporter: today the trump administration outlined a proposal

st. mary's parish at 11th street in gilroy. all are welcome to attend. >>> here's a look at our other top stories happening. two ba bay area teenagers could face life in prison if convicted of killing a police officer in italy. >> the o held today. he was investigating a theft of a backpack. italian police say that they confessed during interrogation. him in self defense. >>> the ghost ship trial is wrapping up. they are both charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one for each person who died in the 2016 oakland fire. >>> a civil rights group has just filed a complaint against daly city. say that they violated the state's sanctuary law. according to the advancing justice caucus, police pulled him over in may and asked about his immigration status. when they investigated his background, they facilitated his transferred to i.c.e. he is now in federal custody in makes rose field, facing possible deportation to el salvador. >> so i think that there is a conversation usually, after the complaint is filed. if nothing com

st. mary's county. over the next 12 hours, about a 70 to 80% chance of seeing storms in yourneighborhood. so they're going to be likely, heading not only through the afternoon, but also into the overnight. so, again, we'll have that one round of storms that goes through just after lunch time. that's when we're going to time it oht. and t some more coming in through the evening commute. again, the yellows and reds, oranges, heavy rain, lots of lightninge going to be within these as well. so once you hear that thunder, get inside.e we do have somin overnight and in through tomorrow morning we could have some heavy rain. so chuck and i will be back with you tomorrow mornabg talking ut heavy rain pushing our way. as we go through the morning and into the early afternoon. a lot of it tries to get out of here. another disturbance tries to sneak through tomorrow afternoon, so a chance of showers through the late afternoon and into the evening. but we do clear as we get into wednesday. and watch the clouds clea

st. mary's pub located at 3845 mission street. the bar is coming into compliance by applying for these permits with the planned to plan to continue having live d.j.s perform if granted. the neighbors living above the bar contacted the deputy director with concerns, which you can find in your files for reference. and response, the owner, maria, sat down with the neighbors to discuss their concerns and solutions. she listened to the volume of the music inside their unit and she gave them her cell phone number, and she plasterwork with an engineer to explore potential sound abatement. she personally reached out to the community and immediate neighbors and received six letters of support which are in your file. ingles i station approved this permit with no added conditions. here to tell you more is the owner, maria davis. >> hello. so st. mary's pub is a legacy business that has been there since 1933. it is the oldest post- prohibition bar in san francisco we are the classic neighborhood dive bar. we are more of like family. everybody

st. mary's where he did medical training before the war. alexander fleming's research was about bacteria and viruses and vaccines. in 1928 in his lab at st. mary's, alexander fleming had a very fortuitous and ultimately world-changing encounter with dirty dishes. he had been working with a fairly nasty strain of staff bacteria in his lab when he found quite by accident that one of the culture plates he had been working with i guess had been neglected or somehow cross-contaminated. in any case, it had started to grow a bit of mold. under normal circumstances, that might be cause for regret. oh, no, this is spoiled, or you might be mildly grossed out. that would be cause for throwing that out or cleaning up that culture plate. but what fleming noticed that day in 1928 and what ultimately changed the world was on that culture plate which he had been growing the staff bacteria, there was a little splotch around that spot of mold. and in that little splotch spreading out from the edges of the mold, there was no bacteria. which meant that that mo

st. mary's county. have seen storms in that area. these are all trees down.of every onehese circles is trees down around the area so we saw a lot of damage a little b earlier. right now it's just rain across the region from d.c. south and east. it's still hot and humid, but relief bombs tomorrow as this system makes its way through. we could see more severe weatheo devep over the next couple of hours. i'll take you hour by hour. see you back here in a minute. >> thank you, doug. follow the weather on the nbc washington app, and can you stay connected with storam 4 even if you lose power. >> well, a desperate plea from d.c. leaders after a deadly we end. >> seven people have been shot to death since thursday, and that includes 11-year-old karon brown. a suspect was arrested this weekend in that case and made his first court appearance today. >> news 4's mark segraves is outside the courthouse with the latest on that case and the message from the mayor this evening. mark? >> reporter: that's right. you know, he just appeared before a j

we ran into the public information officer for st. mary parish, the parish we're in right now. he was talking about some of the concerns they have. they've gotten a couple of medical calls, for example, in a neighboring city and there are growing concerns that they may not be able to get to some of those calls very soon because a lot of roads are blocked right now with debris and downed trees. i want to show you the street that we're on. for a while there were some people coming by and just looking around, but you can see sandbags, people have prepared the best they can around these straits. that's because the main concern here is flooding and the rain, the heavy rain that we're expecting is yet to come. so the city's pumps will be tested at that time. of course we're also seeing massive flooding from the river here. it was already quite flooded before the storm. you can see that -- you can barely see the top of that trash can right there. this is all a major concern. the mayor was talking about what people should do. there was a voluntary evacuation as of yesterday, and he had

st. mary's parish. >>> investigators are trying to retrace the shooter's steps in the days prior to the attack. they found santino legan's car not too far away. he parked on laurel drive and used a trail to walk a half a mile to the festival where he cut a hole in the fence. investigators from multiple agencies are trying to figure out if legan randomly shot victims or somehow targeted them. his since deleted instagram account he says he is italian and iranian and mention as book that promotes white supremacists and sexists ideology. >> ive wants to know why. the answer why. >> we have so many questions. and they are not going to be answered. the parents won't note answers either. so it's really sad. . >> authorities searched legan's home in gilroy as well as a home in nevada he used days before the shooting. legan did legally buy the ak47 style rifle from gun store in nevada this month. stay with kpix5 for new developments on the garlic festival shooting. you can find the latest updates any time on kpix.com. >>> the kel kratic presidential hopefuls are in detroit gearing up for round 2. >> th

st. mary's county. another steamy day today. yesterday's hig was 95. a little bit moreco cloud r today and high chance for thunderstorms.'s today high temperature only expected reach 93. that is the coolest day until sometime early next week. enjoy the 93 as bestyou can. heat indexes on friday, saturday, sunday could be as much a110 degrees. start planningut your spot and start staking out the pool chair now. n you'll want to stay ie water or in thend shade a in the ac all weekend long. more on that and the ihacts it wile on the rest of the program coming up. for now, let's go to melissa mollet. 270 southbound, 70 to the spur 65 miles per hour in 25 minutes. southbound looks okay. northbound 270 also okay right now.o inner lop and outer loop no complaintst at this poin in time from the earlier situation we told youabout. centreport parkway, delays not

st. mary's parrish, about 60, 70 miles from where i am in lafayette. there's a lot of staging happening for potential rescues. there are boats, there are high-water vehicles, buses to bring people to safer ground. and natasha, there's some concern that some of the rescues may be happening in the morgan city area. >> reporter: there definitely was a voluntary evacuation ordered yesterday. but we didn't see a lot of people trying to desperately leave town. though people are prepared for potential flooding. right at this moment, though, it's the wind that's picking up. in fact, i'm trying to keep my hat on my head at the moment. i want to mention that across the river from where we're standing, just about ten minutes ago, we saw this huge glow of light. and it looked like potentially a transformer that blew there. and we know that some customers right now across the state including here in morgan city are without power. we talked to someone earlier who said that he was hanging out at a hotel that still had lights on because the generator at his home wasn'

st. mary's county and cal vert county could be close to 100 h degreat index. the rest of us severe weather between 3:00 a 11:00. rain could be heavy overnight. widespread amounts 1 to 1.5 inches but as cmuch as 3 inches is possible later tonight. your planner is about to 5 to 10 degrees cooler than the sameye time erday. there is your planner.

st. mary's parish 11th street in gilroy. >>> the photo the recently surfaced raising questions about how these two teenage murder suspects from the bay area are being treated in rome. they could face life in prison if convicted of killing a police officer. last week city palm reports that the officer was hailed as a hero at his funeral today. truck mourners applauded as the casket of a slain italian police officer arrived for his funeral naples. the mass was held in the same church mario cerciello rega was married just six weeks ago. the 35-year-old officer was stabbed to death friday all investigating the theft of a backpack and a possible drug deal. two american teens from california are under arrest for the crime. gabriel christian gabriel natale-hjorth and finnegan lee elder who police say confessed during interrogation. the arrest warrant details how elder pull out a knife, striking the officer multiple times and that gabriel natale- hjorth denies the the night. somebody can be charge for murder even if they were not want to carry out the killing. italian police are also investigati

st. mary's county. no downpourstoday. typically rain owers through much of the day. the cloud cover will help hold temperatures down in the 70s. we will love that. eventually thisfront will move through here and take probably most of the rest of the day to get thrgh so we will keep rain chnce around for much of your tuesday. the last batch of rain across southern and west virginia and southwest rginia is pointed in our direction so we are keeping 80% of rain in the forecast. here is future weather. the rain continues off and on between now and noon time today. there will be a gradual trend for the rain to bcome less and less of an issue as we get deeper into the afternoon and evening. i think the last of the drops are don no later than midnight tonight and we are back to sunshine tomorrow. check out this ten-day forecast. the weekend looks amazing with his back in the upper 80s to near 90. 90s and humidity return next week but we got three to five days of near perfect summer weather >> i think we have earned it. >>> no word in new england quarterback tom brady after

st. mary's medical center. two transfer to santa clara valley medical center. one of the patients died, and three remain at st. louis. here at santa clara they already have five gunshot patients and got to two from st. louis bringing the total treated to 7. the hospital spokeswoman tell us injuries range from fair to critical.>> all of the one santa clara medical center, st. louis is in addition to the initial six gunshot victims they received. they have not received another eight people with other types of injuries.>> some people have scrapes and bruises from falling whenthey're trying to run fromb stanford medical center has admitted two victims but we do not know their status. in addition to that six-year- old boy, we are told the victims range from the 20s, to some better older in their 50s. from san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> let's get another check on the weather with mary. >>> we are starting off the day with areas of low clouds and fog along the coast and part of the bay all thanks to the stronger onshore flow and heading to the afternoon, temperatur

st. mary's parish say they are expecting 10 to 20 inches of rain over the next three days.an 60,000 customers already do not have power across the state. and we now you have gotten word of the first rescue south of new orleans. so far four people and a cat have been rescued by the coast guard. >> let's go to erica hill who is in la fayette, louisiana. >> and it is the floods and the potential rescues that could come. and as we heard, four people and a cat rescued. it is not just the people we have to be kernled about, but pets as well. we have seen it so many times that people refuse to leave their homes because understandably they are concerned that they may not be able to bring their pets with them. these are family members as we know. joining us now is the ceo of the spca here in louisiana. and as we talk about how people make the decision to evacuate when it comes to pets, we know that there have been significant changes which allow for people to bring their pets. you say one of your biggest concerns though is the flooding. something like what we're seeing just learning

st. mary's county you're going, wait, it's not nice here.e've seen rain all day and as expected rain to the south d. ., most of the day, down towards the northern neck, thar sticks ound for the next couple of hours here, and can you see what's kii of happ. still heaviest down to the south athe heat istill just down to our south right now. but you also notice this. look at the flow here. see the clouds coming from the north. that's a clling f and something else that happened a little bit earlier. we saw a really big storm. a little spin in the atmosphere going through our area around 1:00. way same spin moved all the up towards boston. there it is right there. bringing a tornado today to cape cod. the second tornado since77 in that area. kind of amazed that we'll have a little video on that come up atlater. look he rest of the country. cleared out. this strong was such a strong dyont. cleared everybout. not only that. look at the temperatures across the eastern part of the country. 78 chicago and mississippi at 84 degrees. orlando at 77. this

st. marie's hospital and at least one of them in critical condition. a scene just people are wounded. can't wait for an ambulance, we're going to move, five people did that. 11 others have been transported as well. they have been injured. we don't know exactly of all these -- we talk about the casualties here, how many of them were hit by bullets, trampled by others, ran into something we don't know. but we do have 11 people injured plus five patients taken by private vehicle to st. marie's hospital. >> live reporting here and you can see they're now accessing information from local sources. they are from our affiliate kntv in northern california. gilroy, california. if you're just joining us here on msnbc, it is 8:00 p.m. pacific time, 11:00 p.m. eastern. as we watch this breaking story coming out of northern california, again this location is a food festival. we got reports of this locally tat this happened right around 5:30. that would then put it around

st. mary's parrish, as you mentioned.r which runs through lafayette wasn't initially as much of a concern for officials here because it is currently below its normal levels. last night we heard some differing things from the sheriff's department saying now they are a little bit more concerned about the river here, concerned that with all of the rain that is coming, it could, in fact, increase the levels here in that river. that could then continue to flow down river. that's one of the concerns that could affect places south. for a better look at how this flooding could be affected, why it is such a concern in low-lying areas, i want to bring in meteorologist allison chinchar. and it is so importance to stress as we're hearing from officials just because people think, oh, part of this has passed, yes, there's a lot of rain, but when the rain is gone, the threat is gone, that is not the case because the flooding threat could actually continue for days if not weeks because of the way the mississippi will be flowing, correct?

st. mary's high school just outside of boston. david: when you graduated, what did you do? gen.elly: i went to almost a year of college. the war -- i graduated in 1968. the war was on. every man in my life growing up as a boy was either a world war ii vet or a korean war vet. that's all they talked about. we had a draft back then. it was relatively easy to get out of the draft. you had to come in with a doctor's note or go to college. a lot of deferments. when i passed my draft physical, which would've brought me into the army, i went into the marine corps. david: you entered the marine corps. you became a lieutenant? gen. kelly: i became a private. ultimately, i made sergeant. my mother was diagnosed with cancer so i get out of the marine corps, but stayed in a program that continued my training while i was going to college. as soon as i graduated from college, i get commissioned and went back into the marine corps. i stayed forever. david: the highest you can become is a four-star general. you became a four-star general. did you ever expect when you were just beginning that yo

st. mary's parish nearby, it was standing room only at another vigil for the community. >> this town is so beautiful. we have a lot of love and strength here. the gilroy garlic festival has always been something to and bring your family and friends from out of town and i know people who come from boston and cross country and know about it and it still doesn't make sense. >> we were known for the festival and now we are known for the shooting and that is tough. >> reporter: stop you from going to the festival? >> oh, nope. i have been here my whole life in gilroy and i will always show my love for the garlic festival. >> reporter: many community leaders and residents chanted gilroy strong tonight. many in the crowd vowing not to let the gunman define their town. in gilroy, betty yu, tran05 >> after the shooting, workers at the gilroy festival had a leave everything behind and get out. tonight, they are stuck in limbo of sorts anxious to go home. more than 30 of them whose vehicles and goods are still stuck in the crime scene are staying at a local red cross shelter tonight. >> so i am just

st. mary's right now, very heavy rain.can the latest news and worth in the nbc washington app. another update he in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that was phenomenal. good morning to u. we are back on this beautiful july 4th. that was yankee doodle, an american classic, performed by the united states air force. this is their 20th year playing for us on the fourth of july. we're joined by the band's commander. good morning. >> thank you for >> we always love having you here on independence day. and what else does the band have planned? >> today, we're here with you. we travel back to washington, d.c. tonight. the air forceia memor and lincoln memorial. we're also today in canadand a costa ricka, as we're strengthinging those bonds with our allies. >> just tremendous. the song you played, doodle, was made popular in the american revolution. >> that's correct, absolutely. that was a song that the british sang and the americans adopted it as a show of unity. >> just tremnkdous. >> thaou all for joining us on this fourth of july holiday and for

i've had three operations in three weeks at the manchester, at st mary's, that was with complicationsight into chemotherapy after that. because what we're talking about is this new drug. yeah, went onto the chemotherapy, finished the chemotherapy, you routinely have a scan after that, showed no evidence of disease, which was amazing. and at that point spoke to my consultant, who offered olaparib, because my mum died of breast cancer at 36, and so was being genetic tested, and he thought it was the route to go down. and what was the effect? firstly, he gave me all the data for it, which showed there is a 70% reduction in recurrences, which is huge by anybody‘s standard. and he told me about side effects. and my body, really, the first month, yes, i had side effects, but now ijust live my life, which is huge when you compare it to iv chemotherapy, where you're debilitated for 18 weeks. so for you it's made it a really significant difference. absolutely, you canjust carry on living your life. you go back to the hospital once a month, have bloods done, get on with your life for the rest o

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