but this time tomorrow we'll be under a heat advisory with a possibility of record numbers. >> veronica johnson joins us live from storm center 4 with the latest. veronica? >> get ready to crank up the ac because the type of heat and humidity that will be moving our way tomorrow and stay with us yet for another day after that as the type of heat and humidity we have not had to deal with yet this year. we haven't had to work in it or play in it. 87 degrees is where we currently are at regan international airport with wind out of the south at 9 miles an hour. temperatures throughout the area are much higher than yesterday and dramatic changes taking place from mid-to-upper 60s where we were yesterday to 87 degrees in georgetown and in trinidad. good afternoon to you folks up north in montgomery county.

coming in at 84 degrees and then you got 88 and locust dale and culpepper. 90 degrees south in spot sylvania, and bowling green. for tomorrow, we've got a heat advisory and it starts at noontime until 8:00 p.m. they issued a heat advisory for pretty much all of our viewing area as temperatures are due to soar, that heat index value between 100 and 105. and i think thursday will be even higher. as we look outside right now we have a few clouds. showers and storms down around charlottsville. for us, a few clouds around the area and we'll head down to 82 degrees by 7:00. 77 by 11:00 p.m. muggy, humid and, again, higher heat coming our way for the rest of the week and i'll have that coming up. now the latest today from the defense in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. today a psychologist testified that sandusky suffers from a

disorder that makes him crave attention. and the defense pushed what it calls the "good character" of the former penn state coach who is accused of abusing ten boys. brian mooar has the latest. >> reporter: a defense expert testified that former penn state football coach jerry sandusky suffered from a personality disorder that makes him crave attention and believes relationships are more intimate than they'll really are. the diagnosis of histrionic personality disorder afters an alternate explanation for what we're previously skrieshed as creepy love letters from sandusky to one of his accusers. atkins says sandusky was writing down his disappointment that his oddly-deep affections were not being returned by others. day two of defense testimony focused as much on knocking down charges as building up sandusky's reputation. with a parade of character witnesses recalling his good

deeds. >> these character witnesses really do nothing other than the fact this they signal to the your that there are people who have come forward who are reputable in the community standing by sandusky. >> under aggressive questioning by the defense, two state police investigators denied they shared details of crimes among the alleged victims to coach their testimony. but an audiotape revealed they shared specifics with at least one witness. defense attorney has tried to show several of the accusers have a financial interest in sandusky's conviction. a neighbor testified one accuser had hoped to win enough money to buy a big home. another accuser was described as, quote, a dishonest person with who embellished stories. defense attorney raised some eyebrows when he joked this case was like a soap opera, "all my children." from pennsylvania, brian mooar, news 4. new jersey man who used a webcam to spy on his gay college

roommate is a free man today, darrin ravi was released from jail and had spent 20 days behind bars. a judge sentenced him to 30 days in jail for videotapes his roommate sisk another man. the roommate took his own life. immigration authorities say they have no plans to deport the indian native. delaware police are looking for a man in connection with a murder. the body of 26-year-old danielle melman was discovered at the atlantic oceanside motel on coastal highway. the police say she had been stabbed several times and police are looking for 26-year-old man from wilmington, delaware. he's seen in this surveillance video. these photos. the victim is from ben salem, pennsylvania. outside of philadelphia. today we learned that the two of them traveled to the motel together and the first floor room where the woman's body was found was in his name. news 4 chris gordon will have a full report coming up at 5:00.

after a public rallies and closed-door meetings the university of virginia fade has a new president. the college board named an interim president and reached a decision early this morning after a marathon meeting that lasted about a dozen hours. he's been the dane of uva's mcintire school of commerce. he'll replace teresa sullivan who was forced from her job less than two years into the term as the school's president. the board of visitors didn't say why they forced sullivan from her job but it's been suggested because of a lack of outside funds raising. president obama is still at the g-20 summitt but a move he made before leaving for mexico is dominating the political discussion today. it's about immigration. president obama's sudden policy shift on friday has already won a lot of public support. and republicans are scrambling. steve handelsman has our story. >> reporter: in scenic los cabos mexico, as president obama worked the g-20 summitt his move

on immigration is paying off. a whopping 4% of likely voters told bloomberg. they support the obama order to let 800,000 i think, undocumented migrants stay in the u.s. to study or work. >> democrats, played up the issue. >> mitt romney is awol on this issue. mi mitt, if your out there, where do you stand. >> romney was in michigan not talking immigration but warning that president obama is doing with the u.s. economy what european leaders at the g-20 decide to do in europe. spend more to put people to work. >> with a government that gets larger and larger and larger with taxes that go up and up and up to pay for that larger and larger government -- >> not on romney's bus trip like others said to be under consideration for the vice-presidential slot, is florida senator marco rubio who

proposed an immigration plan like the president's. >> i think immigration is a very important issue in the hispanic community because it's a personal one. not a statistic. >> other republicans are moving to block what they call the obama immigration stunt. >> what about the youth unemployment rates were already have in the country. you just added what, 800,000 new competitors to those jobs. >> as the president heads back tonight, his immigration plan is dividing his opposition. and it's left mitt romney in the middle. republican leaders up here on the hill today said they're waiting to hear what romney wants to do on immigration. i'm steve handelsman, news 4, capitol hill. if you're traveling now out of town this 4th of july you'll have plenty of company been more than this time last year. triple-a tells us 42.3 million americans will travel 50 miles or more between tuesday, july 3rd and sunday, july 8th. that's up 4.9% from last year. about 35.5 million people will hit the roads some 3.2 million

are expected to fly to their destinations. for those passengers, air travel is getting better. but there's still a long way to go. a new report from the american customer satisfaction index shows the travelers are happy with the way they're being treated this year exited to last. the airline industry ranked a 67 out of 100 matching the highest point in a decade. that's up 3%. but there is plenty of room for improvement. customers still rank their satisfaction with airlines near the bottom in a list of about 50 industries. when news 4 at 4:00 continues, fans looking for early tickets to see the dark knight may not be happy to hear what's going on with them. and fare from if fair. the deep fried cool aid ball. [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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you have my permission to die! squcalpers on ebay and craigslist the final installment of "batman, the trilogy" and tickets went on sale and tickets to the midnight show online are selling for about $150. passes for the "dark knight trip. " marathon are higher. it opens at midnight on jiel 20th. >> it will be big. babies testing positive for pot? how a fair is making your favorite sugary cereal more unhealthy and a app to them you decide whether to break up. >> joining us now is cain of hot

99.5. great to see you guys. if you need a break-up app you probably should break up. we'll get to that in a second. let's start with the cat video that went viral. >> i try to bring you the best video viral. cats on anesthesia. or this is me on friday night at my house. take a look at these two. >> awe, look at the poor kitty. oh, my! >> they're all spread out. >> their a little wobbly and woozy. >> we're speculating that their teeth were getting cleaned and that's why they were under -- >> what is he doing in the food bowl? >> i don't know. but it's a saturday morning with food all over my face, rather embarrassing. >> what a hangover. >> now they're chilling and they're all good. >> that food will help. >> life is good into over a million views in the past 24 hours for those two. >> my favorite for the week right there. >> that meal should help bring

them around. >> fairs are often thes best place to find bad food. but in san diego they're taking it on. they've done deep fried peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. deep fried humus in the past. this year they're deep frying breakfast cereal. imagine having deep fried twix. the deep fried zhu zdo yozhu zdl do balls of cereals, all kind of lumped in together. and, of course, experts are warning that if you go to the fair and eat an entire thing of deep fried twix, it might not be too good on the treadmill.

babies testing positive for pot! why would that be? >> low pressure isten to this. we do funny cam videos but stuff like this. when you're a new parent when they take the baby to get washed after its born they give it a bath. the university of north carolina, chapel hill found that all these babies were testing positive for marijuana. are they popping out smoking? a link to certain kinds of soap that they bathe the babies in. it's not actually marijuana. there's no side effects. babies aren't getting high. that's important to note. however, there's a handful of different washes including johnson & johnson's head to toe baby wash. johnson & johnson's bedtime bath. aveeno wash and shampoo, all have a trace of a chemical that mimics thc and when they did pee pee test, they found some gets off the skin. so now they send any babies test

with a positive drug test off to get double tested which most times it turns up negative. this is a big problem if you're a parent and social services gets involved because they think you've been smoking marijuana pregnant. >> what's a mother to do? >> they're working on it right now and say the good news is they recognize the patterns so it's not like they're going to jump on you on test number one. >> so johnson & johnson baby shampoo? blame it on them. >> who would have thought? >> and if you've got relationship troubles and can't decide whether to stick with your significant other or stick it to them, there's a new app for this. what's it called? >> say it again. >> if you need an app to find out if you should or should not be with someone, try this out. this app was a woman in chicago. she actually put this together. all you have to do is answer several questions about your boyfriend or girlfriend and what it will do is it will help you determine with a level head, whether you're average some days are good, some days are bad.

it's called should i break up with my boyfriend, ironically enough. >> in you need to have someone answer that question for you. if you need to ask the question. they say it never replaces a licensed therapist. real big problems. but it's available to give you a clearer picture of what's going on. >> there's an app for everything. >> sure is. >>s what you got coming up tomorrow? >> the hotties are back. this is a competition we have for the best in washington, d.c. if you got to hot 99.5.com right now eye can vote. we're looking for the best brien brunch places. if you have one you love, got to hot 99.5.com. >> i know a great place, all right. >> absolutely. >> thanks, cain. >> absolutely. from the boxing ring to the great white way mike tyson makes his broadway debut this summer in a one-man show called "mike tyson:undisputed truth." >> the story of his life including his rape conviction and his struggles with substance abuse. tyson told ann curry he's no

longer the tough guy that he was when he was younger. >> i remember when i was younger in my early teens i wanted to die and, fu, and in everybody's face and now i'm a wimpb and i try to avoid arguments and stuff. >> spike lee is directing mike tyson's new show. coming up on news 4, he said he didn't do it. the latest on the confrontation involving alec baldwin. and

no alcohol in public in ocean city, maryland. the city changed its open container law back to a criminal expense. in 2008, police made it a civil infraction. this week's change means you can be arrested if you're drinking alcohol on any public street, sidewalk, boardwalk or public beach. >> that's a no-no. >> follow the rules. hot today and we're talking about heat and health. >> yes. you never can talk safety too much, i think, when you have a high impact event like this. a lot of folks are saying it's really hot out there today.

we were in the mid 60s yesterday. today is ridiculous. i was joking with cain and i said, today is ridiculous, then tomorrow's going to be redonculous. that's extra hot! as we talk about heat safety, look, folks. we want you to just remember to dress in the lightweight light-colored clothing and make sure you drink plenty of water and never, ever leave your kids or pets in the car. some reminders there as we get ready to higher heat for the next couple of days. 87 is where we are. the dew point temperature sits at 70 degrees currently. so naturally, it feels much hotter out there right now. the southerly breeze not helping us a whole lot. what does it feel like? take a look, down south, places like bowling green and fredericksburg and quantico,

feeling like 96 to 99 degrees currently in waldorf. feeling like 94 in fredericksburg. same thing around culpepper. 84 to 82 around leonard town towards annapolis, maryland, a little cooler because the spots are right near the water with the southerly wind right now. for wednesday, thursday and friday you're looking at the record-high temperatures for thursday, the record is 98. we're forecasting 98. so record heat coming up later this week. as far as showers and storms, cooling showers and storms way west around i-81. that's where they'll stay for the evening hours. as we look at your good night/wake up forecast, temperatures drop to 77 by 11:00 p.m. and we'll start the day tomorrow between 70 and 75 degrees. more humidity and a little weak weather boundary around the area that's going to be producing a few clouds. i think more isolated showers and storms. west of the area again, both wednesday and thursday again,

around i-81. so we're warm and humid and 76 to 83 degrees for your evening. for tomorrow morning we're mostly clear and muggy. 66 to 72 degrees. there's your sunrise at 5:43. tomorrow afternoon, hazy, hot and humid with poor air quality. 90 to 96 degrees. again, these aren't temperatures that we have not forecasted or had to deal with yet this year. 98 degrees. that's the actual air temperature we're forecasting for thursday. of course, it will feel much hotter around the area, probably, i think, over 105 degrees on thursday. 92 for friday right now with a 50% chance of showers and storms. so this is going to be a really dangerous situation coming up on thursday. >> i'm sweating thinking about it. that's as high as we've been in a long time. >> straight to the sauna. >> thanks, veronica. still to come on news 4 as 4:00, at 7:00 year old, his

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here's what's happening in the news. late this afternoon. jerry sandusky's wife took the stand in his child sex abuse trial. the former penn state coach is accused of sexually abusing ten boys over a period of 15 years. dottie sandusky's testimony today focused on how they met. the psychologist also testified saying that sandusky suffers from a disorder that makes him crave attention. stocks closed higher on wall street today amid hopes the fed will do more to boost the economy. the dow picked up about 96 points and the nax gained about

34. and the s&p ended the day 13 points higher. 7-year-old max page became famous after playing a pint-sized darth vader in a commercial. >> now he's recovering from successful open-heart surgery and as miguel almaguer reports, the youngster is proving he's pretty tough in real life, too. >> reporter: as little darth vader he used his powers to capture our imagination. but the boy behind the mask is using his real-life story to capture even more hearts. >> that was kind of scared. >> but i fell asleep and after that, i didn't remember anything of the surgery. >> reporter: today, 7-year-old max page's home from the hospital on his way to a full recovery after opened heart surgery. >> i'm excited about a lot of things, especially having a milk shake. >> reporter: doctors say the valve in max's pulmonary artery was basically, nonexistent.

in surgery doctors inserted a new pulmonary valve, helping his heart function more effectively. the operation will give max the energy to once again, run and play like a normal 7 year old. the surgery saved his life. >> i don't feel a little pain in my chest but not much. >> reporter: but didn't change max's spirit. >> is this working? >> reporter: max kept a brave face but for his parents, the moments before surgery was he t heart-wrenchi heart-wrenching. >> there's no feeling like when you hand your child over and hope you'll see them alive again. >> reporter: last week, max was already planning his busy summer at home. >> drums, paint pottery, funny movies, play -- >> reporter: his dad says, surgery won't slow him down. >> that little boy, he's still there. it didn't change him. he's full of life and energy. engaging cares about people. >> reporter: doctors at

children's hospital in los angeles say that max will be back in full force in no time. >> his job now is to get his strength back up and get his stamina back up and he'll be back in school in the fall right on schedule. >> after conquering his latest battle little darth vader is finally home, but not before channelling his inner yoda. >> if you use your force and re-invent you can achieve anything. we may be small, but we're mighty. >> that's the spirit. >> and doctors say max has had -- will have to take it easy for about six weeks. this was his eighth surgery in seven years but his first open heart procedure. the family of a georgia woman battling a rare flesh-eating bacteria says the pain she's enduring is only getting worse. last month amy copeland fell from a homemade zip line and contracted the dangerous bacteria from a gash on her leg. since then both her hands, her left leg and right foot

amputated and the father said the pain from the amputation sites is spreading throughout her body yet despite her physical fight, he says copeland's spirit remains strong. >> she said, dad. and i said, yes, honey. >> and she smiled and said, may hi father's day. my heart melted. this will probably be the most memorable father's day i ever had. i spent it with a daughter that a lot of medical professionals early on up for dead. >> her father says despite his daughter's recent setback she could be out of the hospital by next month. there's a new way to complain about credit card companies. and find out which companies have the most complaints lodged against them. today the consumer financial protection bureau added credit card companies to its website. you can submit a complaint and see complaints from other consumers including the name of the bank, the complaint is directed towards. the database shows the type of plant complaint, the date it was

submitted. the consumer's zip code and bank. they say kblients are only uploaded after the company verifies it's been correctly identified by the person filing the complaint. liz crenshaw will have more about the new website coming up on news4 at 5:00. the tech world is buzzing over microsoft's late night leap into the tablet wars. the company is hoping their device called "surface "can make it a player in a tablet market that's been dominated by the ipad. mike bar ger has more reaction to microsoft smooth. >> this is the new microsoft surface. >> reporter: and with that, a company best known for its computer software jumped into the hardware battle in a big way. >> microsoft is making an incredible gamble. >> reporter: financial times west coast editor says the surface tablet puts microsoft in competition against computer makers that are normally partnered with not to mention the company everyone's chasing, apple, with its dominant ipad. >> they're showing the entire pc

world and all the other hardware makers is this is what you've got to do. if you're not going to do it, we're going to do it. >> reporter: monday's introduction revealed design features including a cover that doubles as a keyboard and a built-in kick stand to prop up the 10.6" hd screen. >> to some extent this could be a reference design where you could inspire other manufacturers to make products to compete. >> surface is fall debut will coincide with microsoft's launch of it's new touch-friendly windows 8 operating system. would on surface's exact price and its battery life. >> one of the reasons it was a huge success because the battery life. it lasted so long it was a truly useful mobile device. >> scott stein says microsoft has to hope surface entices app developers as well as consumers. >> i think it's bold and attractive and that microsoft has its head in the right

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on kumplt queue with the calendar. we had temperatures like today in the upper 80s to low 90s. exactly where we are today. so we felt this before. but we haven't felt the kind of heat we'll get tomorrow. the highest temperatures of the year with the highest humidity. ironically it's on the summer solstice which arrives tomorrow at 7:09. the official start of summer. on this day, too, the most daylight hours and then the days get shorter in terms of the most amount of daylight. 14 hours in 54 minutes for tomorrow. again, that's tomorrow, june 20th, at 7:09, the earth's axis is tilted towards the sun. while plenty warm, folks west of the area around i-81, down

around charlottsville seeing cooling showers and some storms. those will not be affecting our area here for the overnight period. we'll see some cloud cover around, mostly clear to partly cloudy. 77 by 11:00 p.m. it will be mild and then tomorrow morning, between 70 and 75 degrees, 78 by 7:00 a.m. and one thing about tomorrow is we are going to be warming fast. take a look behind me. these are the actual temperatures that we're forecasting for tomorrow. and then with the humidity, it's going to feel much higher than this. 96 in gaithersburg and you folks in south st. marys. 91 annapolis. cooler near the water but 97 to 98 degrees around warrenton and culpepper and down around stafford for tomorrow. so some high heat will be with us. cool spot? of course, the beach. rehoboth, bebethany, and on thursday, the dome of heat

extending all the way to the east. so stick your toes in the water and the water temperature as 69 degrees right now. i do like that. keep in mind, after the heat peaks on thursday and again, it's dangerous heat for thursday so make sure you check on the elderly and make sure you see that they have plenty of shade and make sure that they've got the ac right where they want it. they stay hydrated. the weekend we get the cooldown at 89 to 86 degrees on saturday to sunday with just a slight chance right now of some passing showers on sunday. better chance coming up on monday. this will be a mini heatwave for us lasting through thursday. >> bring those pets in. >> we're already hot. >> thanks. several scenes of the highly anticipated movie kept f "captain phillips" starring tom hanks will soon be shot in virginia beach. >> right here the production is getting a $300,000 grant from the state for doing business in the commonwealth. at jane wells reports, it's not the only state offering incentives to lure producers out

of hollywood. >> reporter: here in hollywood's backyard, countries from around the world join states from around the nation in los angeles to lure hollywood producers away. promising tax credits and even, cash to make films and tv shows elsewhere. why leave the birth place of cinema. >> we can hardly afford to make a film here on any level. >> show biz is tightingening its belt like everyone else. this producer would love to shoot her next movie in california since that's where the story is set but it may be cheaper to fake california in georgia. >> i'd say the biggest competitors that the most popular areas are new york, louisiana, georgia. >> amy from the california film commission has been trying to keep production in hollywood with $100 million a year in tax credits and demand in kreechlt is so high that they held an auction this month to dole out the credits. this producer says if his two

scripts do not win a tax credit, he'll shoot out of state. >> i think if we stay in california and we get the credit, we'd save at least 15% of our budget. >> last year, trish hoffman won the lottery allowing her to shoot hbo joz "hemingway and gelhorn" entirely in san francisco. hoffman said the tax credit saved her $3 million and she hired 500 people. >> i produced eight films and this is the first one that's been able to shoot in california. >> la county estimates that every dollar in tax credits give away brings in $1.13 in taxes. with california facing a nearly $16 billion deficit, the tax credits may go away after next year. if that happens, oklahoma is waiting. vine wells, cnbc business news, hollywood. when it comes to paying more, there's finally good news at the pump. coming up tonight on "nbc nightly news" with brian

williams, miguel almaguer reports from los angeles on the falling gas prices. >> in the right direction we're moving now. >> that's for sure. coming up, no stranger to dust-ups. actor alec baldwin at the center of a new controversy. . and coming up on news4 as 5:00, we're following new developments in the murder at a hotel in due dewey beach. jerry sandusky's wiefr took the stand. live to the court house with late breaking developments. and a new report shows how much money a

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a photographer from the daily news said baldwin shoved him and hit him on the chin and conveniently another photographer was there. the daily news published pictures of the altercation but the actor/spokesman says he aggressively pushed back a bystander to get to him and assaulted him with his camera. any physical contact was self-defense. back in december he was booted off an american airlines flight you recall he didn't comply with a flight attendant's order to turn off his cell phone. and cancelling the release of a controversial sneaker that reminds people of our painful past. late last night the shoemaker decided to scrap plans to make these joorks s. round house mids. they come with a shackle. >> oh, no. i'm not a huge fan of those. >> why? >> it looks like -- are those chains up on top of those? yeah, i don't really know how

that would work. it doesn't look too comfortable. >> adidas released a written statement saying design is nothing more than the designer jeremy scott's outrageous and unique take on fashion and has nothing to do with slavery. when we come back at news4 at 4:00, a lot of luck involved in a not so lucky shot when two teens are spearfishing and their spear gun accidentally goes off. for all your news, be sure [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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if pictures are a little difficult to look at but there is a good news story here. a story about a florida teen who was accidentally shot in the head. with a fishing spear. it happened earlier this month. 16-year-old was with a friend when the spearfishing gun accidentally went off when it was being loaded. at tamara hall reports, the doctors talk about the victim's amazing recovery. >> reporter: on monday, doctors at jackson memorial hospital revealed details of how they saved a miami teenager after a freak fishing accident left him with a giant fishing spear through the head. >> we used a high-speed drill to drill the bone at either end to create an opening through which we could remove the spear. the first order of business was to try to get the spear cut off

to allow us to do all of these tests and have not have it move. we were then able to plan the surgery rationally and position him lying with his left side down and right side up. and then we were able to open a large incision. >> nearly two weeks ago, 16-year-old lopez was fishing with a friend. the boys were loading a three-foot spear gun when it accidentally went off and hit lopez right above his right eye. the force was so strong, it knocked lopez into the water. his friends called 911. he was conscious when he was airlifted to the hospital. >> very shortly after he arrived, he started to get agitated and kind of for lack of a better word, panicky. we didn't know if it was a result of the injury to his brain or because he was scared and in a lot of pain but he was awake and interacting with us. >> dr. george garcia treated low was upon arrival and the single best indicator lopez would survive, the fact that he remained lucid throughout. >> i expected him to do well.

he was awake from the injury. the fact that he was speaking to the paramedics in route and stuff made me hopeful from the beginning. pretty incredible. very lucky boy. >> reporter: in the end a series of three miracles kept the teenager alive. the side through which the spear gun entered his head. the fact it missed important blooz vessels and missed vital structures of the brain. >> it could have gone either way and, you know, i think that it's just incredibly fortunate. a constellation of circumstances that came through in this amazing freaky way. >> and as of yesterday, the victim was only able to speak to doctors in short sentences. they say he will likely suffer from post traumatic amnesia and will never remember the accident, which could be a really good thing. now, at 5:00, late developments in a murder at dewey beach. a popular beach town on edge as women fear the murder in dewey beach. tonight new details about the man suspected in killing a woman. the defense team calls jerry

sandusky's wife to the stand today. we'll go live to the courthouse in pennsylvania with what she told the jury. and new sunscreen labels on bottles this summer could still be very confusing. our special report is straight ahead. and good evening. i'm barbara in for wendy. >> and we begin with new details in the murder at dewey beach. 26-year-old danielle melman was found stabbed to death yesterday morning at a motel and today the suspect was found dead in new jersey. chris gordon is in delaware following the developing story and has reaction from anxious people at the beach. >> reporter: it's being investigated as a homicide. the first murder in the memory of almost anyone here in dewey beach. the victim, a woman in her 20s was found on the floor of her unit here at the amendmentic oceanside motel. >> we saw the made walk out and obviously, we realized something was wrong. and then the police came and the