Happen to have a lot of exciting exhibitions and Public Programs going all through the seasons. You know the museum. Yes. In the beautiful jesse square. It is a building designed, originally it was a power station that gave light to all of San Francisco. It was to become a contemporary Jewish Museum and the roof line actually says in hebrew, hi, meaning life. We think of it as culture, history, life and ideas. Our museum is for everybody, not just for jewish people. It is for everybody from every walk of life. We have a number of great shows and exhibitions coming up. I wanted to share with everyone the beautiful lamp of the covenant which is by dave lane. Hes a sacramento based artist. He made this chandelier for our museum that hangs from our ceiling that is a reflection on relationship between human beings and greater powers out there, the great unknown. In some respects rumination on ethical mono theism, what is written on our door. It is a very inspired sculpture. When you look at
Well start with sue on what the late setting. Hey, sue. Hi there, tonhawn this is calm between the two parts of weather story we had warm weather today and severe thunderstorm that cooked up and dropped so much hail and strong gusty winds and took down a lot of trees. Overnight were going to transition into a cooler environment and then rain showers will be with us through much of the weekend. First we want to show you some of the hail video we got earlier today and this was in bethesda and very representative of what happened around the region. Lots of reports of hail to the size of quarters and there were a few reports that had hail to the size of golf balls and even pingpong balls. Thats never a good sign when you get those large hail reports and going to radar right now youll see that while we dont have much going on at the moment theres pass pass iting showers to the south and the line that came through really hit hard between 4 15 and 6 00 from loudoun to montgomery countingy and
Well start with sue on what the late setting. Hey, sue. Hi there, tonhawn this is calm between the two parts of weather story we had warm weather today and severe thunderstorm that cooked up and dropped so much hail and strong gusty winds and took down a lot of trees. Overnight were going to transition into a cooler environment and then rain showers will be with us through much of the weekend. First we want to show you some of the hail video we got earlier today and this was in bethesda and very representative of what happened around the region. Lots of reports of hail to the size of quarters and there were a few reports that had hail to the size of golf balls and even pingpong balls. Thats never a good sign when you get those large hail reports and going to radar right now youll see that while we dont have much going on at the moment theres pass pass iting showers to the south and the line that came through really hit hard between 4 15 and 6 00 from loudoun to montgomery countingy and
Able to get out there so far and there are some dry patches in this shower activity so far today. So, its not going to be a total complete washout but there is a good chance that, yes, well be dealing with cooler temperatures and occasional showers throughout the day today. So, not the best weekend. Heres Storm Tracker radar. You can see scattered showers about through Prince Georges County, Southern Maryland, through the Northern Neck of virginia down towards fredericksburg. Very very light this morning. Then kind of a second batch out towards front royal that extends up towards hagerstown through the maryland and West Virginia panhandles there. Very light very scattered this morning. Unfortunately this is going to be the case throughout the day today where were going to continue to see these showers kind of streaming in from the south and from the west. Check out your Bigger Picture. You can see it all kind of extending through West Virginia and look back towards kentucky you see a h
Already deadly and now closing in on haiti, packing 140mph winds. At one point considered the strongest atlantic hurricane in nearly a decade, but its the storms slow speed, moving at just 7 miles per hour, that makes it so dangerous. This is considered a rainmaker. We are talking about lifethreatening rain. Potentially 40 inches of rain. And this could be devastating in this area for so many who are still living in homes like this, homes that are fragile, and protection. It is going to be a long 24 hours ahead. Linsey davis, abc news, haiti. Shelley and though the danger is hundreds of miles away, the impact is being felt in the Granite State. New hampshires Haitian Community is very concerned about family and friends back home. Wmurs mike cronin joins us live with a story of one state lawmaker. Is one of the strongest atlantic storms in recent memory. And its on a direct path to haiti and that has one state , representative and other members of New Hampshires Haitian Community on edg