abc 2 news' christian schaefer continues our live team coverage, he is over at mount washington with more on how the city is trying to cope with all this mess. rosy. >> what you saw over there, parts of baltimore county, that's what the city was concerned about happening right here, they are concerned the water from the jones false is going to come up and inundate the businesses that make up what is known as the mount washington millionaire, a whole foods grocery store, a couple of boutiques, coffee shops, 9 businesses in all, they are all shut down this afternoon and evacuated, all the employees left the area earlier this afternoon, the rest of mount washington was not affected by all this and that was remaining open. the reason all this had to happen was the false kept coming up. it got to within a couple feet of the bridge. it's now receded quite a bit but now moving very quickly t jones false continuing down under 83 as the jones false expressway and so it's moving pretty quickly but it is going down right now, we're just going to have to wait and see what happens with the second

live in south baltimore, christian schaefer, abc2 news. >> thanks, chris. check back with you in a little bit. >>> races for the gubernatorial and congressional candidates were called quickly. the numbers for the local races have come in very slowly tonight leaving the candidates and their supporters on edge. brian kuebler is covering bernstein's camp tonight. let's check in with him tonight. >> it could be a very long night. so, i just wanted to say hello to everybody, and i don't know how long i'll hang around, and i know a lot of you have been here a long time. i don't know what time the bar closes, that's how late it could be. but i skwus want to thank everybody from the bottom of my heart. it's he been a really long day -- it's been a really long day i know for many, many of you. it's been a long day for me. it's very exciting. from all the polling places we went to throughout the day, we got the same level of enthusiasm and excitement that we've gotten throughout the campaign over the last two and a half months as we've gone through neighborhoods all

christian schaefer, abc2 news. >>> another shake-up in the city. after six terms representing baltimore in it state, della is out and 27-year-old bill ferguson is in. ferguson, a former school teacher and currently an employee of the school administration was actually born the same year that della was first elected to the senate. >>> well, after a nasty expensive campaign, kevin kamenetz is declaring victory in the democratic primary for executive. bartenfelder waited out a slow drip of results overnight but this morning bartenfelder called to concede the race. after a bitter campaign, kamenetz will reach out to heal the campaign. >> there's a winner and a loser in every ball game, and it's not a reflection on either team. someone has to win, someone has to lose. but everyone gave it their strongest effort and at the end of the game, you shake hands and you say, good game, and you move forward. so my hand is out and extended to joe and when we meet in person. >> kamenetz will face kim holtz in the general election. >>> women here in maryland, the e

schaefer, abc 2 news. >> thanks christian. doesn't matter where you go, there is water everywhere, when the storm is hitting with the bay with high winds and rain, don harrison has been on both sides of the bay, he is live with more details. don? >> reporter: kelly it is raining out here now, we're getting quite a bit of water. i'm here on doc street, it is closed right now, i'm in between doc street bar and grille, armadillos, a lot of rain, a lot of the places people have to deal with the rain out there, on the chesapeake bay, when the bay and the wind comes up, the bay swells when it comes into town. my boots are 14" high. i haven't checked yet. at this point where i am the water level is almost 14". it is supposed to get a little higher. the restaurants and businesses are dealing with it, this isn't the first storm. annapolis has taken a lot of rain so far, some streets like doc street have been closed due to flooding, the city's emergency management center has been fully activated and is trying to do what they can for res

christian schaefer is live at johns hopkins where the medical campus is trying to get back to normal. >> reporter: we're told that dr. david company wednesday is together better tonight. the incident happened shortly after 11:00 t morning and the only thing that might have prevented it would have been preventing paul par advertise from bringing that weapon into the hospital in the first place. don't expect to see widespread use of metal detectors here at johns hopkins. the frightening news came shortly after 11:00. >> sounded chaotic, no one knew what was going on. >> reporter: thousands of hospital employees told there had been a shooting on the 8-t floor of the medical building, they locked themselves in not knowing where the gunman might beheaded. >> it's scary just knowing that someone is on the outside on a rampage. with a gun in a hospital where we're supposed to be protected. >> we contacted our mother, she had to hang the phone up abruptly -- >> it was only after securing the area and sending in s.w.a.t. teams that police learned the gunman, 50-year-old paul par advertise, had