fran didn't you see marie having trouble with the cloc we, time has never been a friend to marie. she was squintg because she couldn't see it. same thing was hpening at the restaurant. yeah, i know. did you see her strainin' to read the specials? was that before or after she lked into the men's room? ma's blind. e's not blind, robert. we just have to tell her she needs glasses. chuckling ) oh, yeah, right. , yeah, yeah. why? what's the big deal? don't know if youe noticed, debra, but ma's pretty sensitive about her aparance. but your mom's not so lly that she gonna put vanity before h sight. ( laughing ) you know, you're rht, deb. you should tell her she needs glasses. yomight want to put your affairs in der first. why don't you tell her, frank? ah, not me. la time i told her to do something for her own good, itompletely bit me in the ass. what was that? i said, "marry me." not only kills fleas and ticks it repels most ticks befo they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel and a tick that ist repelled or killed may attach and ma a meal of us. [ male ann

mary j has received 9 grammy awards... recorded 8 multi platinum albumsshe's withstood the test of time with her hits including "be without you" and i cant be without you baby baby this is one of those signature mary j blige hits.this is from 2006.it's been ranked as of the the top r-and-b songs of the 2000s.it spent an unparalleled 15 weeks atop the hot r&b//ip-hop songs chart. she's also touring with d'angelo.here's his song...crui. song...cruisin. and if you want it you got it forever ooh ooh this hit the top 10 spot of the r-and-b charts here in the us.it's from his album, brown sugar, which was ceetified platinum mary j blige and d'angelo will be at the verizon center for the "liberation tour" on suuday.tickets are still available at live nation dot com. we want to get you into the show for free.live nation sent the 4-th and 5-th callers you.- right now at 410-481-4545 wins a pair of passes. we are following breaking news out of dundalk.. dundalk..the very latest on a hooicideeinvestigation... next. you're watching fo

were mary and joseph turned away from an inn in bethlehem 2,000 years ago? and the miracle of the virgin birth. is that intended as the literal truth in matthew and luke? the gospels give us one description of the birth of jesus. do archaeology and history give us another? joining us to answer these questions areu.s. open, the aute brand new "jesus of nazareth cunning of the and jeffrey sheler author of the brand new "is the bible truth?" >>> tell us what you think happened at bethlehem, jeffrey she'ller. >> well when we read two gospels, only two of the four gospels even talk about the birth of jesus and when we read matthew and luke, those two gospels, we are certainly presented with different details surrounding the story of the birth but despite the differences there are several things that clearly come through and those are the important aspects of the story. one, that jesus was born in bethlehem. to a virgin named mary. whose husband, joseph, was of the lineage of david. and this according to the writers of those two gospels was in fulfillment of the h

they suggested that mary mccarthy was lying. several days before the interview, she had offered mccarthy a range of questions, including one about overrated drivers. she discussed which ones were overrated and underrated and suggested it could be like a game. >> afterwards, mccarthy continued to deny that lillian had been on her mind. that seems highly unlikely. for more than 40 years, they had shared a climate of hostility, their opinions conflicting and confronting all they encounter. seven years younger than lillian, mary mccarthy was like lillian. a woman with quick wit and a sad temper and a strong political opinion and famous for her mouse. both women had married young and enforced fairly quickly. both had lived sexually adventurous lives, it abused alcohol and liberals reserved for men. each had a passion for good food and drink and generous hospitality. but there the similarities ended. mccarthy, graduating from vassar in 1933 as a self-declared socialist had soon chosen trustee is a rather than the communist party us or

and we talk to one of india's big medal hopes, world boxing mary cobb who has had to settle for a bronze. the women's marathon swimmers is just starting in london. britain's carey anne payne is one of the favorites. welcome to "bbc world news" at the london olympics where speed is, once again, of the essence. usain bolt will defend his 200 meter sprint title. day 13 will also see the crowning of the first ever women's olympics booking champion. we'll have all the latest, but first other news. we go to china where a court case with huge political implications has ended after just one day. gu kailai, former wife of bo xilai is charged with murdering neil heywood in a case that has grabbed international headlines and toppled her husband from the top-ranks of the economist party. some other headlines for you now. in egypt, there have been reports of clashes between police and armed men in northern sinai. security forces began a crack down on militants after 16 worlder guards were killed in the area. they said they later killed at least seven gunmen who broke through into israel. an internati

no time to react, mary. absolutely zero. it's almost like the better she serves, the harder the return back. >> she's robbing herself of time by hitting it big. >> exactly.

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. >> and i'm mary mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> we have breaking news from london. baltimore's michael phelps makes more olympic history, getting his second olympic three-peat. >> a short time ago, michael phelps wins gold in the 100- meter butterfly. it was a tight race for the first 50 meters. he was next to last in the firstlap. then he slowly took over the lead. now he has won two gold medals in this olympics. no one has ever done that before with the 200 and 100 butterfly. he won over russia. today gives phelps the 22nd of his career. he has one more race tomorrow, the medley relay. >> michael phelps is not the only gold medalist from maryland today. katie ledaky won the 800-meter freestyle. >>> and the united states has a golden girl, 16-year-old gabby douglas wins the gold in the round. terrell brown reports for wjz. meteorologists are calling douglas the next mary lou retin. >> reporter: dpaby douglas's lifetime of training paid off thursday, in olympic gold. nicknamed the flying squ

>> very nice. >> marie kopp. tomorrow she will be 103 years old. rob, wbal tv 11 news. >> and that's today. happy birthday, marie. >> coming up this morning in recall information to pass along. what fruit in your refrigerator you need to throw out. >> the best time to shop in maryland is just a few days away. details straight ahead on tax free week. >> if you love the ravens, today maybe your lucky day. they hold their ann3q every type of stain is different and needs a different product. with so many choices, it always feels like you're just playing the odds. take the gamble out of stain removal. introducing resolve all-stains. the pre-treat that combines a chamber of oxygen formula with a chamber of enzyme formula in the same bottle. resolve removes all types of stains in the first wash. so whenever you do laundry, you'll always hit the jackpot. trust resolve. forget stains. and for a dollar off coupon, visit us on facebook. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ?

mary county. where damage is $4.5 million. >> we worked very hard during the derecho to make sure we kept copious notes and documents about all of our expenditures. >> the partnership is key here. it's not the federal government coming in and telling a state what to do. >> others are eligible for state funding. once they complete an application process, that will be reviewed and perhaps federal money will be granted to those counties in need. >> reporter: if additional counties are deemed eligible for support, they could receive a check within months. >> between the state of maryland and the federal emergency management. they will look at the process of looking at the damage, looking at the recovery costs. >> reporter: maryland was also granted hazard funds to prevent any future damage from storms. back to you, mary. >> reporter: all right, jessica. thank you. maryland is the latest state to receive funding, along with virginia and washington, d.c. >>> downtown baltimore is becoming a race track.

to see mary j. blige... live in concert. that's happening sometime this hour. 3 3 -live look harbor 3 monday, august 20th 3 3 3 &p3 3 as you heard candace mention, commuters downtown can finally see the light again. light street is open after 5 weeks of repairs following a huge water main bre. break. joel d. smith is there live this morning to show us how it looks today, and how far they've come. good morning joel d. ladies and gentlemen, start your engines..... on thee same road that will have indy cars on it soon, now all of us can eel like special drivers again, because access to light street is back. (ad lib) it's been a wet and rough 5 weeks to get to this point th. though....we've been keeping you up to date, ever since thee pipes broke under the downtown street last month. traffic like you see here, went from a standstill, to just slow, to finally detoured. the pipe break from that 20 inch water main busted the road between east lombard and east baltimore street causing cracks in the road and

mary, want to start with you. sources tell kmgh when the suspect dropped out of school, the university assessment team had, quote, no control over him. in your opinion, is that true? >> you know, anderson, that's a question we deal directly with when we have threat assessment teams. we come up with a simulated case study where the threat assessment team is facing that exact situation, and i have to tell you in all honesty, the first impulse of most on threat assessment teams is to say what you mentioned, this is out of our control, it is out of our authority. what are we supposed to do at this point. so we ask them at that point a very simple question. if this student is leaving your campus, you know, in the wake of perhaps a terrible failure, something that they're struggling with, would you like to have every bit of information you can gather within the campus setting to understand their state of mind at the time they leave. you know, if you remember the shooting at northern illinois university, steven came back

they play mary and bert in the show "mary poppins." please welcome please welcome steffanie leigh and gavin lee. i had no idea you were blond. hi. hi, gavin. nice to see you. come on around. hi, guys. >> hi, there. meredith: i'm actually in shock, 'cause i've only seen you as mary poppins with the dark hair. you come out here as blond. my gosh. >> it is quite the transformation. meredith to the s to the show, right? >> i am. i've done-- this is my second week, so-- meredith: oh, my gosh. congratulations. >> thank you so much. meredith: and actually, steffanie, interestingly enough, she was a nanny in real life. >> i was. meredith: so you got on-the-job training for sure. >> yes, exactly. i was not as good as mary poppins, definitely. meredith: well, you're wonderful in the show, and, gavin, you've been there from the start.eetint time in 2006. >> yeah, 5 years ago. meredith: yeah, 5 years ago. and that's a hard role to play. you play bert. >> i play bert. it's an amazing role, and that's why i've been there so long. and of course they'

first we're going to check out with meteorologist ava marie. it is steamy already. >> yes, sticky already. it's going to be the way throughout the weekend. it's great pool weather. we will see drier and more comfortable air as we get in to next week. starting off 77. that's at the airport. that's how you can tell how steamy it is. the temperatures haven't dropped down all night. right now the dew point at 65. factor in the humidity, it feels hotter. partly sunny skies throughout the day and forwardses afternoon, isolated chance for thunderstorm, maybe even a better chance towards the evening hour. seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. ♪ >> for the first time since his mother was abducted, cal ripken jr. is speaking about the ordeal. >> here's george with the latest. reporter: cal jr. says his mother is still dealing emotionally with the whole situation. but he says overall he's doing good. cal also made a bold statement about what the evidence is telling him about what happened. aberdeen police confirm the man suspected of kidna

mary, want to start with you. sources tell kmgh when the suspect dropped out of school, the university assessment team had, quote, no control over him. in your opinion, is that true? >> you know, anderson, that's a question we deal directly with when we have threat assessment teams. we come up with a simulated case study where the threat assessment team is facing that exact siation, and i have to tell you in all honesty, the first impulse of most on threat assessment teams is to say what you mentioned, this is out of our control, it is out of our authority. what are we supposed to do at this point. so we ask them at that point a very simple question. if this student is leaving your campus, you know, in the wake of perhaps a terrible failure, something that they're struggling with, would you like to have every bit of information you can gather within the campus setting to understand their state of mind at the time they leave. you know, if you remember the shooting at northern illinois university, steven came back t

and her team. >> mary clare and her team work on a voluntary basis. the seeds are paid for by donations, and the team plans them everywhere, especially where lower income families live. vegetables are expensive in the supermarket, but here they are free. >> you use the stem, actually. taste that. that everybody was a bit dubious whether they could take anything. they felt guilty, bending down to take plants and run away, but it is the normal thing now. it is great. >> after all, with the government tightening its belt, the english do not get much else for free. the economic crisis has led people short of many things, but not community spirit. here people share vegetables. nearby, they share a pub. the customers have bought it. when illness forced the previous owners to sell, everyone pitched in to rescue their regular. >> people from all around town come here. they do not want to see it go. it is a great club. we have already had two cubs shut down. we do not want to see another when added to it. >> the regular stable turn the pot into a cooperative.

marie callender's. it's time to savor. >> bill: impact segment tonight, our good pal harry reid has never appeared on the factor although i know he secretly likes us, continues to cause angst among republicans. says mitt romney has dodged paying taxes. >> word is out that he has not paid any taxes for 10 years. let him prove that he has paid taxes because he he hasn't. >> i'm not going to respond to a dirty liar who hasn't filed a continuing sell page of tax returns himself. complains of money but lives in the ritz carlton down the street. if that's on the agenda, i'm not going to go there. there is just a made up issue. >> bill: joining us now from washington margie a democratic pollster and boston marianne march also a stallworth democrat. i think reid is helping mitt romney right now. am i wrong. >> yes, you are and let me tell you why. this is a no win situation for mitt romney. when he responds to harry reid he is keeping his tax issue in the news. is he punching down and when romney says to reid p

mary's county -- northeastern portions of st. mary's county. take cover immediately right along 231 here. let's turn on the storm track here just to see what is coming out. show you exactly where this is here. moving only at 5 miles an hour. make your way through here in the next 17 minutes, you're talking about areas like birch. this is where the center of that storm is. not exactly sure where that tornado is located within this storm. but once again, a confirmed tornado. and probably with a storm like this, a lot of rain around that tornado. could be a rain wrapped tornado. it could be fairly hard to see. also a lot of trees in this area. you could see some trees down. you may not see it coming. make sure you stay there for the next half hour or so. once again, tornado warning in effect for this area until 6. 306789 tonight. we're going to be watching this very closely here. let's go over to storm mode here as far as the radar is concerned. take off the composite. let's go to radar and show you exactly where this is here. as we zoom on down.

she is a fan of the bloody mary. she always orders a bloody mary and the other day, it was 9:00 in the morning and she said, i will have a bloody mary, and i said, isn't it early for a drink? and she said, it's not a drink. it's a bloody mary. >> jimmy: is she unaware there is vodka in it? >> no, she knows full well, but there are two vegetables, tomato and celery. >> jimmy: we are going to take a break. we will come back and talk about your new scary movie. more when we come back. shakespeare fest. 10 o'clock. [ sr. emt ] a manmergency this tragic calls for the strongest stuff we got. beef jerky. no, something steakier. new slim jim steakhouse strips. launch the meat birds. ♪ [ emts ] 3, 2, 1, meat. it's so moist. and?! moist. what else is it other than moist?! [ male announcer ] new moist and tender slim jim steakhouse strips. made from stuff guys need. endless combinations of pasta and sauce for just $9.95. plus, unlimited sausage, chicken, and meatballs for just $2.95 more. the never ending pasta bowl, only at

>> catherine is part of mary lou eases up posse who have been taking classes since day one. >> mary louise turned 80 last september. now at almost 81, not only has yuba changed her life, it has changed the lives of those around her. >> i had open heart surgery a couple years ago ... >> in a few years with her help it helps us. she has helped us to engage in a better way. >> people will come to me and you can see how moved i am by this, they say i have changed their lives. >> so from now until further notice you a seat mary louise and her fans at the loyola center for business two days a week. >> "robin baungarten, wgn news- thank you thank you thank you" mary louise used to teach things like headstands, but she says when it stops feeling good she stops doing it. one in ten americans now practice some form of yoga. if youd like to share this story text the word cover to 97-999 and well send you the video link. >> i feel calmer just watching her. what a nice story. people like that are so important in our life. there is no question about that. i mention the wind out west, a loss the is head

let's bring in paul begala, and mary matalin. paul, you can't defend harry reid on this, can you, seriously? >> you watch me. >> but harry reid doubled down. went on the floor of the senate and said well, you know, it's out there that he hasn't paid ten years. it is only out there because harry reid said it two days ago without any evidence of it. >> first off, there's tons of evidence. the one release that he prettied up and -- there's evidence of tax avoidance, incredibly aggressive tax avoidance. >> harry reid said there's evidence he hasn't paid taxes in ten years. >> he is pointing out he has a long, incredible history of tax avoidance. shell corporation in bermuda, cayman islands, swiss bank accounts, blocker corporation in bermuda, whatever that is. and freshman philosophy. okay when confronted with something with limited information, you choose the simplest, most obvious choice. what do you think it is, anderson. do you think he secretly owns the bunny ranch brothel? i don't. he is a man of extraordinary personal morality

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my name is anne-marie rossillo. my books don't have such pretty illustrations, but we are going to take a look at my three favorites. the first one i'm going to talk about is by university of washington press. she was an international health professional. she worked all over the world. when i first looked at this book i must tell you what went to the bottom of my list. i was not so excited to look at this one but i've really enjoyed this book especially for students who are maybe sixth grade to 12th grade would probably be very appropriate. it's super easy to read. and it's also more like a practical guide to working in general. a couple of the features that i just want to point out is for example chapter 10, working with your local counterpart. one of these sections is titled make your counterpart your key adviser. this may seem like practical and reasonable advice for you or i who have worked for a number of years but for international relations, who think they know everything, this might be advised that they coul

what do you say mary katharine? >> i think what the "new york times" says is we should look at mandatory sentencing requirements on federal level and see if they are working offer overloading the system. i don't think that's unreasonable thing. partly because of conservative i look at all levels of government and say are we using money as efficient as possible. i wish the left would take skeptical eye to other things. area where you can say for instance in florida the state drug trafficking law what makes you a big criminal, a drug trafficker, a drug dealer is to have i believe, 7 pills of oxy can be the amount that you are caught with so, you are actually ensnarg people who are maybe addicted who are victims of these other bigger drugs. >> bill: let's take it out of the theoretical realm both of you. >> but that's real. >> bill: your daughter, you know, 19 years old, all right? dead because she takes oxycontin, rovment o.d.'s and she is dead. the person who sells her that all right? what should happen to that perso

i'm vic carter. >> i'm mary bubala. in for denise koch. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> we're learning more about the man police say opened fire at a sikh temple in wisconsin. wjz has complete coverage. mike hellgren explains, the suspected gunman's ties to maryland. but we begin with susan mcginnis in oak creek. >> reporter: investigators could be at a sikh temple near milwaukee for most of the

mary's catholic church in campbell. the church is ironically located right across the street from the station. that's pretty brazen. >> reporter: it is. it is less than a length of a football field from where we are. the front door of the police department. it was pretty daring to take that little statue of saint bernadette, which was bolted down on the pedestal with the two bolts. >> i love mary. whenever my heart is broken or something is going on in my life, i make a trip out here. >> reporter: today, mary stands alone out by the catholic church in campbell. her companion, saint bernadette, was stolen sometime between 9:00 thursday night and 10:00 friday morning. this is a photo of the statue as kneels before mary. >> there is a lot of history and emotion attached to the sat sta. hopefully, whoever took it will bring it back. >> reporter: ironically, the church is across street from the campbell police department where investigators are looking through surveillance video for clues. >> it has a high value for the cost

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mary ellen klas, what do you make of those numbers? guest: those numbers are pretty reflective of where they have been for the last couple of months. we've not seen a huge swing. it gets either now or work or farther apart, depending on where things go. florida is like many states, the economy here is very difficult. we have probably one of the highest foreclosure rates in the nation. that is people a tremendous sense of uncertainty. the numbers for unemployment have been declining somewhat. florida has restrictive unemployment compensation systems. many people have left because they'll have quit looking. we have seen a decline in unemployment but it is not necessarily because people have found jobs. all of those things come into play in terms of people's satisfaction. we had a primary at couple of weeks ago. the turnout in florida was low. we have about 20% statewide turnout. i think that that is -- the economy and people's dissatisfaction. one caller mentioned she does not think washington can make a difference in her life. that is a

mary's county and just to the north of the leonardtown area. right along 235 and just to the east of route 5 there. so watch out. some of the showers will continue to produce some locally heavy downpours through the rest of the evening. more storms later on this week. we'll break it down for you. plus, we'll talk about the latest on now hurricane ernesto coming up in a minute. >>> a jind billboard in downtown d.c. is drawing criticism from vincent gray. the sign promotes guns and gun safety. the mayor says the message, offensive. tom sherwood is in the newsroom with more on that. tom? >> wendy, it's hard to miss that billboard. it's big, really big. but it's not illegal. you can see all kinds of promotions and announcements and signs of all sizes on the streets of downtown washington. but this particular sign with the bulls eye as part of a 30 by 60 foot billboard is drawing criticism from the mayor. >> i think it's offensive. you know, we work very hard to be able to, you know, to enforce our kun control laws. it's not responsible. i think it'

she is a fan of the bloody mary. she always orders a bloody mary and the other day, it was 9:00 in the morning and she said, i will have a bloody mary, and i said, isn't it early for a drink? and she said, it's not a drink. it's a bloody mary. >> jimmy: is she unaware there is vodka in it? >> no, she knows full well, but e are two vegetables, tomato and celery. >> jimmy: we are going to take a break. we will come back and talk about your new scary movie. more when we come back. shakespeare fest. 10 o'clock. [ sr. emt ] a manmergency this tragic calls for the strongest stuff we got. beef jerky. no, something steakier. new slim jim steakhouse strips. launch the meat birds. ♪ [ emts ] 3, 2, 1, meat. it's so moist. and?! moist. what else is it other than moist?! [ male announcer ] new moist and tender slim jim steakhouse strips. made from stuff guys need. endless combinations of pasta and sauce for just $9.95. plus, unlimited sausage, chicken, and meatballs for just $2.95 more. the never ending pasta bowl, only at oliv

. >> ava marie at celebrate baltimore county restaurant week. we'll show you what one restaurant is offering when we come back. >> several accidents on 97 and another on route 10. >> good morning. a few clouds in the sky. 74 degrees on tv hill. i am live in towson at the towson tavern, one of the newest restaurants that have opened in the area. baltimore county restaurant week is a good time for people to try something new. i'm here with the executive chef and he has prepared some amazing dishes. you make them work like a work of art. what does this do we have here? >> these are our restaurant week menu. these are short ribs with mashed potatoes. roasted potatoes. this is the grilled salmon with some wilted greens. >> they look amazing. you are serving them at a fixed price. it is discounted because it comes with a three-course meal. >> for appetizers we have our signature confused popcorn and are pork lollipops. they are braised pork shank, really big flavor and that comes with a ginger reduction. >> you guys are located in towson and next to r

mary's county. boy dies in ald [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. i think mitt romney's really outly of touch with the average woman's health issues... this is not the 1950s. contraceptption is so importat to women... it's aut a woman being able to make decisions... i don't remember anyone as extme as romney... i'll cut off funding to planned parenthood. i don't think mitt romney can even understand the mindset of someone who has to go to planned parenthood. planned parenthood. we're going to get rid of that i think romney would definitely drag us back... captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a teenager has died after car in st.rol of his mary's county. on point lookout road. being remembered an aspiring law enforcement officer. >> indeed, it was tyler's lifelong dream to be a sheriff's deputy in st. mary's county. they will give them a police escort as if he was already a member of law enforcement. very few signs today of domestic place in st.t too

single mom mary lawrence has always worked but despite that as a school dinner lady making just above the minimum wage she's classed among the millions of working poor with my wages my. tax credit and my child bearing that price of course i mean per month and my outgoing i'm going for the bow twenty five thirty pounds a week and that's for clothes birthdays christmas. and with nothing left for emergencies or savings mary worries about five year old alfie growing and more expenses he gets older and she's just one of a staggering seven point nine million adults living in poverty in the u.k. sixty percent of work recent figures show that in modern britain having a job is not enough to lift people out of poverty and government cuts a creating a perfect storm for people like mary as the state's approach to reducing britain's budget is by slashing welfare and services not by increasing taxes impulses to sticks the poorest tend to hit thirteen times harder for something the richest and that's partly because poor people rely on the services they don't have any other option and it's partly bec

single mom mary lawrence has always worked but despite that as a school dinner lady making just above the minimum wage she's classed among the millions of working poor with my wages my. tax credit and my child at. once of course them in per month and my out going on with about twenty five to thirty pounds a week and that's for clothes birthdays christmas. and with nothing left for emergencies or savings mary worries about five year old alfie growing and more expenses he gets older and she's just one of a staggering seven point nine million adults living in poverty in the u.k. sixty percent of whom work recent figures show that in modern britain having a job is not enough to lift people out of poverty and government cuts to creating a perfect storm for people like mary as the state's approach to reducing britain's budget is by slashing welfare and services not by increasing taxes impulses sticks the poorest tend to hit thirteen times harder is of course nothing in the richest and that's partly because people rely on the services they don't have any other option and it's partly because

that is marie jopling and judy otto. [cheers and applause] you know how you read in the paper about most famous folks in technology? there are those names, right? those companies and those names we read about every day. but we should all hope for having one of those famous people in our lives, and that is to marie and judy really are. these other two women who i think single-handedly moved me into social networking, kicking and fighting the hallway. because i was not born into technology. i really had to be dragged there. but these two women have really seen the relevance of what social media, what technology can do for all of us, this ability really to connect us, to make sure that we do not miss our families in another part of the world. they have managed to figure out ways that, when it comes to budget time, to use it in the most effective way. again, if you see marie or judy today, because i do not think any -- there in the room -- there is judy. a round of applause for judy. [applause] she also makes the best brittl

for how it is looking today, let's head to meteorologist ava marie. >> thank you. we -- i wish we could say we are in the clear, but there is still a chance for that. it is looking cloudy the two point is still in the upper- 60's. it is still fairly humid. with the cloud cover, it might squash the storms. we need the sunshine to get the energy. nonetheless there is a threat for thunderstorms. a 30%-to-40% chance. any thunderstorm could be on the strong side. there is a slight risk for severe weather. we will show you the radar in a few minutes. >> thank you. do you have pictures or videos of the latest storm? you can send them to us on our new smartphone app and our new web site, wbaltv.com. frustrated bge customers voiced their complaints about the utility's response to the june ratio storm. many said the situation would be easier to expect -- except about -- with a realistic time frame about how long it would take to restore power. >>hat is the worst thing. there was no response. disney a number. say it will be one week. we will go away and make plans accordingly

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