janice: it does happen in summertime, it is early. ashley: skipped over the 50s and 60s. janice: we will get back to more seasonal temperatures, yeah. ashley: thank you. janice: you got it. ashley: in baltimore, business owners say rowdien toos are taking over the streets making them shut down earlier than usual. the city s democratic mayor brandon scott says he will lay down the law. hear me and hear me clearly, we re going back to the old days, enforcing a youth curfew. business owners are asking why is it not happening right now? the owner of luna del sea in baltimore joins me now. thank you for getting up with us. good morning. ashley: good morning to you. that is the question, why is this not happening right now? this is not going to be enforced
in fact, you ve seen a fairly large number of the people have departed from the areas where we had larger gatherings. and those that remain, if they re still there at 10:00 we will enforce the curfew. sir, you said where that officer was injured again? in our southern district. right now that is ongoing situation. as soon as we have more information, we ll put it out on our twitter site @baltimorepolice. there was an interaction between a group of beampeople and group of offices. what that is what connectivity that might have is something we re going to look into. because it is happening right now, we wanted to make sure to get adequate information out as quickly as we could. can you there seems to be a little bit of confusion about whether or not the youth curfew during the day sure. can you explain that? sure. we talked earlier about the youth curfew during the day. the emergency powers give the police commissioner a wide range of discretion with regards to juvenile