>> good question. how does it get back. neighbors say costco shoppers are helping themselves to carts and ditching them on sidewalks. look at this. even in apartment hall ways. the problem is creating an eyesore in the surrounding neighborhood. he and others urge costco to do something. >> so costco is creating an environment where individuals act irresponsibly. not excusing the individual, but costco, you have hundreds and hundreds of individuals each week who take the cart. >> they would like to see costco buy carts with an electronic wheel lock that stops the cart if pushed off the property. another option would require customers to deposit money for a cart and get it back when they return the cart. if you have been to that costco, it is always so crowded, i feel like it would cause a

jam and cause problems getting to the store. the parking lot, don't even get me started on that. 5:01. good morning. >> we are off to a warm start. humid already. some of you may need the umbrella as well. >> chuck and sheena keeping an eye on that. let's check in with them before we look at the roads. >> good morning. there's a sticky start out here early this morning, and still a waft of bug spray in the air. >> i did spray bug spray, i was rubbing it in. happy i am not getting bit any more. next time we'll bring one of those bug fly swatters out here. right now it is 78 degrees in the district. very warm and humid. 78 quantico. here's the full

11:00 a.m., 89 degrees. by 4:00 p.m., temperatures in the mid 90s. but for today we're feeling close to 100 with humidity, feeling 105 tomorrow. big relief for the weekend. we'll show you numbers in the forecast. let's check the roads with melissa. good morning. good morning. everything in and out of town top of the beltway, 29, route 1, 95, is looking good. no problems there northbound or southbound. remember northbound 295 after malcolm x, still have a single lane getting by. that's the one that caused trouble yesterday. rock street parkway at the kenld center, traffic alternates through the work zone. westbound 70 at 27, mount airy. 5:02. breaking news in fairfax county. car and home hit by gu

>> this started at a home and ended here. take a look at this video we got in overnight. this is where they ditched the car, tried to run from police. at this point one man is in custody, still looking for a woman. the car on big yankee lane in centerville, still a lot of police on the team. car there being looked at. stay with us for more on this developing story. good news, no one was reported hurt. if you live, drive, work in prince george's county, you're going to see more police officers patrolling. the reason, recent spike in violent crimes. 12 people killed so far this month. justin finch is live with more on how police are cracking down on crime. justin, good morning.

patrols in prince george's county, police are in the area. and we know they will be longer than usual. as you mention in the wake of 12 deaths in the first 11 days of july, the chief announced 12 hour patrols for the prince george's county police department. it will be the new normal until further notice. he's also asking the public to report anything suspicious and to walk away from any potential violent incidents. he also spoke with commander about changes last week, calls it less of a reaction, more of an evolving response to the threat of violence which he says cannot only jeopardize safety of citizens but first responders as well. >> i decided this was the appropriate time because we are essentially even. what i didn't want is the community to lose confidence in this institution, when we see

>> reporter: police are in the area. if you see something, say something. the average shift is 8 to 10 hours. extra hours can be critical to difficult use violence. lots of people are talking about this, we'll bring you their response. justin finch, news4. back to you. >> justin, thank you. one of the places officers receive training to help bring down crime at the law enforcement firearms range and tactical village. the groundbreaking for new space happens today. it is right across from department of corrections off brown station road. prince george's county county executive ra shawn baker will be there with the police chief and sheriff. it isn't just a shooting range, officers receive nonlethal tactical training. a happy update to a story left many of you upset. baby caught in the crossfire of a shootout in northeast d.c. is home from the hospital.

night not far from 8th street corridor. the one-year-old boy was in a stroller, group of men got in an argument and started shooting. police are close to making three arrests. prosecutors expected to rest their case in the murder trial of former fairfax county park authority employee accused of stabbing a wedding caterer to death. hampton bond accused of stabbing him to death in august at a park. he says it was self defense, reported that encounter on a cell phone. the defense argues bond was threatened. the prosecution and john's friend say they don't buy that argument. learning new details about the amtrak crash that killed two csx workers. ntsb released a preliminary report on the

the ntsb says the workers had just finished inspecting a rail car and were walking back to the front of the train. the train tracks narrow and that's when they were hit. ntsb says because of the way the tracks are set up, the workers had no way to escape. this morning, disappointed leaders in prince george's county urge the trump administration to reconsider plans to move the fbi headquarters, or plans not to move the headquarters. the gsa says it doesn't have enough money to move the agency out of the deteriorating building. this news hit prince george's county county hard because the government was considering two potential spots in that county, landover mall and spot near the metro station. people that live there say it was more than just a building. >> thought we were turning the corner, still think we are. it is

>> you expect something, and it doesn't happen, that's disappointing. >> fairfax county was competing for the new building. d.c. council member jack evans says he is happy about the decision, saying it would be cheaper to build a new building in the district. he plans to suggest two sites to president trump. it is 5:08. the controversy surrounding president trump's son is showing no signs of dying down any time soon. late last night donald trump jr. went on fox news to defend his actions. it came hours after he released an e-mail exchange showing he was eager to hear dirt about hillary clinton from someone billed as a russian government attorney. >> in retrospect, i probably would have done things a little differently. again this is before the russian mania, before they were building it up in the press. for me this was opposition research that had something, maybe concrete evidence to all of the stories i had be hearing about, probably underreported for years, not just during the campaign, so i think i wte

>> trump junior blamed his decision to take the meeting on the, quote, million miles per hour pace of a presidential campaign. coming up, tracie potts has more on what trump junior said and how it could impact today's confirmation hearings of the fbi director nominee christopher ray. on capitol hill today, house democrats expected to make what they call a major policy announcement on health care. this comes as senate republicans are putting final touches on their revised health care plan. the bill is expected to be unveiled tomorrow. meanwhile, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced next month's recess will start two weeks late. lawmakers are expected to work on health care and other legislative priorities and nominations. 5:09. right now, things are heating up outside. you probably feel it when you head out the door. >> erica gonzales has a look at something we should all remember on days like today. hi,

>> reporter: hi, eun. temperature is 79 degrees this morning, but as you have been listening to chuck and sheena is it going to get toasty today. feel like temperatures between 100 to 107 extreme heat is not something that we take lightly because according to the cdc 618 people are killed every year in the united states because of extreme heat. this is something to keep in mind today and tomorrow. few reminders. water is your friend. we will take it a step further. even a lighter meal is a good idea, salad for lunch is a good idea. light colors, loose fit clothing. this is something we talk about a lot, if you are driving, if you live in a busy city, people have places to go, if you drive with kids in the car, great idea to throw something in a back seat that would make you

around and look back. people are interrupted, something to make you look back, make sure you don't leave anything or anyone important in the back seat of your car, temperatures are dangerously hot today and tomorrow. here at dupont circle, take dupont metro, your ride kept cooler in a different way. we'll talk about that when i see you next. live in dupont circle, erica gonzales, back to you. >> erica, thank you. you are definitely going to want to turn on the ac during the drive to work, you may also need the wipers. >> absolutely right. tracking a couple rain drops around the i-81 corridor. rain showers are drying up as they come over the blue ridge. i don't think we have to worry too much about rain around the city today. what we have to worry about is the heat. today's high near 95 degrees. sheena is talking about the high heat

right up. this morning, an air bag recall is once again expanding. and list of the best cities in which to drive is out. guess what, we're on it. where we landed tha

today, the parents of the terminally ill boy in britain have until today to present new evidence their son should get experimental treatment. 11 month old charlie gard is on life support in the hospital. if his parents give the court new research, a hearing will happen tomorrow. it is 5:15. here are four things to know today. in london, people were taken out of their homes in the middle of the night after a fire tore through a hospital center nearby. witnesses say they heard a loud bang and saw flames erupt from the building. look at the video. nearly a dozen crews are tackling the fire. celebrations continue in mosul after they declared victory over isis.

explosions, large plumes of smoe smoke seen at the final battle. overall, aid agencies estimate thousands were killed and entire neighborhoods destroyed. the car you drive might be part of the new expanded recall for defective air bags. takata expanding that recall list. nissan and mazda vehicles built from 2005 to 2012. the air bag inflaters are a new type originally thought to be safe. in june, takata filed for bankruptcy. >> wildfires in canada forced 10,000 people to evacuate. this is in british columbia where dry conditions, high winds make it harder to put out flames. the real threat, fires could push dangerously close to home, too. fires are huge, stretching 250 square miles. just into the live desk, breathtaking

swirl. it destroyed dozens of buildings, including homes. one of more than 600 new wildfires in the last week alone across california. blazing temperatures are making the matter worse. eun? >> thank you. we are well into hurricane season. you might recall a study from 2014 that claimed female named hurricanes are more deadly than male named hurricanes. well, according to "the washington post" that study is debunked time and time again by meteorologists. one argued removing hurricane sandy from the study flips the results. bottom line, the name of the storm has nothing to do with the potential impact.

bringing a different sound into the world. talking about babies. nearly 40 weeks after hurricane matthew, one hospital's maternity ward is very busy. they have seen 70% increase in births this july. looks like an old wife's tail may have a ring of truth to it. >> we've always known that, snowstorm, hurricane, anything you're locked in. >> power goes out. >> got to do something. >> what are you going to do? >> we told you! >> oh man, plan your family. there you go. write it down. take a notebook, write it down. we're talking about the heat. going through the next couple days, today is hot and humid, feeling close to 100 degrees. if you get a hose and spray yourself down, great day to do that. that's what you want to do today. that's what the kids want to do. going to be too lot.

tomorrow is a weather alert day because of how hot it will be. that will be dangerous heat. really prepare, drink water, don't spend a large amount of time in the sun tomorrow. definitely don't leave children or animals in the car. we're going to see temperatures back into the upper 80s for most of the area. currently near 80 in the district. 74 at clinton. 72 in frederick. few showers nearing 81. these are for the most part falling apart. rest of the area looking at cloud cover. if dining out today, it will be hot. lunchtime, 91 degrees. mid 90s by happy hour time. feeling close to 100. we have an isolated chance this afternoon by dinner time. the temperatures this afternoon feeling around 100 degrees. tomorrow look at that, 105, maybe 106 or 7, depending where you are. that's a weather alert for tomorrow. hottest day this week.

friday is a better chance for storms, then back down around 90 going through the week. relatively speaking, and little bit of relief. we will look at the extended forecast. check the roads this wednesday morning. >> good morning. looking northbound 295, getting a bit of volume there backing up because of a single lane getting by paving. as we widen out, not bad here. wanted to mention one thing because we talked with police, westbound 50 at arrington road, lane blocked there, one killed in a crash there overnight. look at 66, closer to our area, inbound fairfax county parkway to the beltway. on time. as you get ready to hit the roads, results on the study of best and worst cities to drive in probably won't surprise you. >> the city ranking near the bottom of the list. go

100. >> no! >> to determine the ranking, analysts looked at data in several categories, cost of ownership and maintenance, traffic and infrastructure, and safety. the city ranked best was corpus christi. worst city was san francisco. >> very hilly, bumpy. maybe that's it. i will say living in the city takes a toll on the car. >> it does. the second half of baseball season starts friday for the nationals who are in first place in national league east. five of the team stars coming off an exciting all-star game that didn't go their way. >> hard hit into right. back at the wall. and in case you missed that walkoff homerun gave the american league the win in extra innings. solid play by the all-stars.

struck out two players. bryce harper had a diving catch. murphy had a hit. wasn't enough for national league. get to enjoy the excitement next year when the all-star game and homerun derby come to nats park. >> look forward to that. he is the voice behind the character, you or your kids grew up with. the puppet who got a start here in this building that may soon sound a little different. >> join us later for "ellen." it airs at 3:00, f

it is a place we all know and love. that of kermit the frog. >> thought you were doing the voice. >> why would i do it when i could leave it to you. >> read the story. >> you're good at

say it! he's really good at it. sorry. the iconic character set to get a new voice after 27 years. matt vogel will take over for steve whidmire who performed as the muppet since jim hen son's death. he is known for characters like big bird and the count. kermit is a big deal to us here at news4 because he made a television debut in our studios in washington during a show called sam and friends in 1955. there's a little statue there in college park. you may wake up a millionaire and may not know it. >> somebody bought a winning lottery ticket in men as is. that ticket hasn't been

avenue in and out mart. how would you spend a massive powerball jackpot. one family won hundreds of millions. rather than splurging on usual things, they're spending money with the smith family foundation. 16 million back into the community so far. >> we've all been involved in work to help the community and all we say is god helped finance us. >> they spent some on themselves. one of the family members bought a bigger house and new car. paying that forward is wonderful. >> excellent. if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning, take a look at temperat

warmer. >> look at these numbers. near 80 degrees in the district. and it is humid. quantico close to 80 degrees. this afternoon could be feeling around 100 with humidity. chuck and i are b ac

good morning. welcome back to news4

i'm eun yang. >> you may want to grab the umbrella. >> a look in a moment. first, to melissa and breaking news in traffic. what's going on? >> taking a look at active breaking news, just hearing about this inner loop between george avenue and kald will road. report state police saying they thought it would be out. not seeing much slow downs, all lanes are blocked. going to be a major issue if that hangs around. look at more information in a minute. only closed spot, northbound 295 after malcolm x, single lane getting by. chuck and sheena, good morning. good morning, melissa. it is warm out here, a little humid. i'm not getting attacked by bugs. >> bug spray apparently is working. >> bug spray is working. i like it. >> good stuff. we can see a little of was was recently a full moon.

next little bit. storm team 4 radar, just a lingering few drops from winchester southbound. that cluster of showers drying up as it tries to come east of the blue ridge. mid to upper 70s as you step out the door. your planner, plan on being hot. few showers early this morning, risk of one or two thunderstorms later this afternoon. the real issue is the heat. high today is near 95. heat index closer to 100 degrees. and it will be hotter tomorrow. then storm chances friday bring better weather. the whole ten day in a few minutes. back to the cool air candidaondd studio. >> yes. 5:32. here are the top stories today. prince george's county, you'll see more officers patrolling the streets where you live, drive or work. the reason is recent spike in

month. officers will work 12 hour shifts to crackdown on murders. the police chief says most killings are not random crimes. search under way after car and house hit by bullets in centerville. they chased the car on hazel ferguson drive, have a man in custody, still looking for a woman that got away. donald trump jr. defending his actions after meeting with a russian lawyer last year. he spoke with fox news hours after he revealed an e-mail exchange showing he was eager to accept information from a person billed as a russian government lawyer. in that interview trump junior said in retrospect i probably would have done things a little differently. in northern virginia, fairfax county police investigating what they're calling a suspicious death. 64-year-old woman found dead in her home in burke yesterday. a family member found her u

determine how she died. a second person arrested and charged in the death of a retired fbi special agent. jason byrd charged with first degree murder. his estrange td wife is also charged in the death. byrd was an acquaintance of the family and worked as a handyman. news4 is working for you with this latest scam alert aimed at scaring people into paying big money. someone is calling people, telling them there's a warrant out for their arrest. the caller claims to be from the warrant division. the caller demands money or orders the person to turn themselves in. the sheriff's office wants you to know they will never contact you to collect fines for an outstanding warrant. when you head to the metro today, you'll probably see dozens of advertisements and they'll be high tech. wtop says 67 more digital

stations by end of september. metro trying to boost revenue. advertisers aren't willing to pay as much for ads because of decline in ridership. getting a parking ticket can race your blood pressure. if you have unpaid tickets for the district, you might soon be able to get help. council member white proposed annual ticket amnesty bill. anyone with more than a thousand dollars in overdue tickets can pay 50% and get the record cleared. council will take up that proposal later this year. a question that will have you flashing back to english class. do you remember what a pal and drone is? every time you write the date this week, you're writing it down. it is when something reads the same forward and backwards. today is 7-12-17. think about that. that will continue a few more days. they can be words such as

race car and level. radar. and your favorite. wow. share if you have a favorite. 5:36 is the time now. a live look outside as the sun starts to make its way up. you can see some clouds as well. more clouds than sun in this picture. that means rain for some of us. chuck and sheena have a closer look at the timing. it is something that can happen to anyone in the ocean, a rip current, several people are alive because of quick thinking of others. how they managedo pul t

5:39. here are four things to know as you start your morning. new video from defense department shows its anti-missile system intercepting, shooting down a simulated ballistic missile. the simulated missile is similar to what's being developed in north korea. it was the first test of the system against an incoming missile. this comes one week after north korea did a test. an emotional

three children of the new york city police officer killed while she sat in a marked command van. funeral service was held yesterday in the bronx. there's a new warning from mississippi governor. do not remove debris from the deadly marine plane crash. all 16 service members on board were killed during a training mission. debris from the plane is scattered for miles. anyone taking debris could face charges. the fbi is looking into why the plane went down. the marines say they do not suspect foul play. a crash could have killed thousands of people at san francisco airport was averted at the last minute. friday night, an air canada pilot was given the green light to land. then four others radioed in saying it was coming right at them. they told the air canada pilot to go around and not land. the faa is now investigating. probably see this on your time

this morning, several people are >> this is a scary situation for any parent taking kids to the beach. about 80 people created the chain to save an entire family. she heard her boy screaming for help on the beach in florida over the weekend. they were caught in a rip current. 7 family members went in to help the boys, soon they were all stuck. that's when 80 people they never met formed a human chain and saved them. >> we got caught in the current. our mom had to go in after me and my brother, and the people made a human chain and pulled us out. >> as a mom, i'm going to protect them and i couldn't do it that day, i had to have help. family says they're eternally grateful for people that ran into the water. the mother had a heart attack yi

donald trump jr. speaks out hours after posting that chain of e-mail setting up equipment between him and russian attorney. why he says he decided to take the meeting. we go live to capitol hill. and you want the air conditioning on in the car today. the commute is not looking bad. mostly dry roads, mid 90s by the afternoon. speaking of the commute, how does it look. inner loop between georgia and kohl'sville,

new information about two csx workers hit and killed by an amtrak train. who says the pair never had a chance to escape. warning one family hopes another never has to deal with. why they say a teen's cell phone

a story dominating your news feed for today. donald trump jr. is talking, what he has to say about the latest collusion claims. first we're working to get you ready for what could be the beginning of a heat wave. look at the temperatures already. in a few hours, could feel 30 degrees warmer. meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen break it down. president trump leaves washington today to head to paris to meet with the french president macron, will be guest of honor in bastille day events friday. friday also marks one year since the terror attacks in nice where 86 were killed. while the president prepares to leave the country, controversy surrounding his son is causing a headache for the white house. >> reached another level yesterday when

eager to get information from the russian government. tracie potts is live on capitol hill. donald trump jr. giving full defense of what he did. >> he tweeted e-mails, "new york times" says he knew and knew they were going to publish them. saying the woman he was about to sit down with had official documents that could incriminate hillary clinton, very high level and sensitive information is the way it was described. showing that russia and the russian government supported mr. trump. that's what donald trump jr. knew going into the meeting. here's what he said to sean hannity on fox. >> in retrospect, i probably would have done something different. this is before the russian mania, before they were building it up in the press. for me, this was opposition research that had something, maybe concrete evidee

stories i was hearing about, probably underreported for years, not just during the campaign. so i think i wanted to hear it out. >> here's the thing. in the e-mails where he was told this could be incriminating information and sensitive, high level government information, the response from donald trump jr. if it is what you say, i love it. that's what lawmakers want to know more about. they think it proves the trump campaign and specifically the president's son was very eager to get what they thought would be incriminating information from a foreign government on hillary clinton. >> how could this play into confirmation hearing of the fbi director nominee christopher ray. >> that's interesting. ray will be questioned today, certainly a big part of that questioning is going to be how independent this fbi investigation will be. robert mueller, special investigator overseeing it is supposed to have a broad authority to look into things ke

the fbi director would be answering questions about whether or not he is going to leave mueller to oversee the investigation. >> tracie potts on the hill. thank you. a russian at the center of several controversies is leaving the u.s. russian officials held a farewell party for sergei kislyak at the saint regis hotel. he is returning to russia. part of a long planned rotation. kislyak has been in washington since 2008. angie goff at the live desk. learned a six-year-old boy died in indiana after a lot of the state hit with strong storms and flooding. his body pulled into a creek that overflowed, he was playing at the park with his family. looking at new video of flooding nearby. many in indiana counties are under a travel advisory this

storms come days after a few tornadoes hit the northern part of the state. now back to you. >> angie, thank you. it is 5:50. we're learning new details concerning the terrible amtrak crash that killed two csx workers last month. ntsb says the workers never had a chance to avoid getting hit. workers just finished inspecting a rail car near union station walking back to the front of the train. train tracks narrowed and that's when they were hit. ntsb says because of the way the tracks are set up, the workers had no way to escape. this just released information is part of a preliminary report on the crash. right now it is already starting to feel sticky outside. expect to feel it when you step out of the house this morning. >> erica gonzales is live at the north metro station with a look how metro is working to keep things cool for your ride.

going to be a tough call today, erica. >> reporter: oh, yeah, absolutely. imagine this. this is your morning commute, you're walking down connecticut avenue, headed north, you run up against this. this is what's keeping your ride cool on metro if you use dupont station this summer. this is a 750 ton cooling tower. this is just a temporary fix. after metro discovered some really old water pipes that needed fixing. meantime, this is going to be around all summer long. when you have back to back days of feels like temperatures from 100 to 107 degrees as chuck and sheena have been reporting, this is something to take seriously. so serious. today as you head out

light, loose fitting clothing is a good idea. take plenty of water with you. something to take seriously. if you have a friend with a pool, be very nice to them. live this morning along connecticut avenue. erica gonzales, back to you. >> this is what i need. i need a friend with a pool. >> come on over. >> well, you never invited me to your pool. >> never been in the pool, but you're welcome to come splash around whenever you need. this would be the day for it for sure. people often underestimate the lethality of heat. kills more people than the second killer from weather which is flooding. over 600 people a year die from heat. on average only 150 from flooding. it is a big difference between a little hot and dangerously high heat index. inability to cool off, if you live in and around big cities. couple years ago chicago had a blistering heat wave, hundreds

because they weren't able to ever cool down. take shade breaks. stay extra hydrated. check on elderly friends and neighbors. don't forget your dogs outside. make sure they have a cold bowl of water as well. 8 days so far in the 90s this month. today is number nine. we have two or three more dead ahead as well. this little chance for rain this morning is quickly drying up. we're going to keep at least outside chance at a shower later today across southern pennsylvania and northern maryland. not a big threat for rain as high pressure dome is sitting about on top of us for today and tomorrow. high pressure will keep rain chances relatively low, but it will pressurize atmosphere to the point it will be hotter to be outside. keep that in mind. currently we're at 78 degrees at national airport. highs today, 95 downtown, 90 in gaithersburg. 94 in manassas. heat index today around

not much cool down. tomorrow afternoon heat index 100 to 107 tomorrow is the worst of it. hot and humid friday. thunderstorms friday afternoon and friday night lead to slightly cooler weather, more typical weather as we get to the weekend. both saturday and sunday look rain free. >> i like that. sounds good. thank you. chopper 4 on the way to the top of the beltway. couple things happening there. one of them has gotten out of the way. good news this morning. inner loop has a crash that's cleared. seeing some delays there on the outer loop of the beltway. chuck will be there in a minute, show us what's going on. inner loop, single lane getting by the crash. southbound 15 had the right lane blocked for an accident. road work here now clear. hearing about a new problem o

95. we'll look at that as well. 5:55. there are a lot of places you shouldn't be using a cell phone, including a bathtub. >> this is a reminder one grieving family wants you to know about after a teen was electrocuted. madison coe was in the tub at her dad's home in new mexico sunday. the family says she was killed reaching for her phone plugged into an outlet. the grandmother hopes their heart break teaches others. >> there are people we don't even know and will probably never even meet that have taken this message and shared it to protect another child. >> the teen went to school in texas and played basketball. a memorial service will happen there this saturday. new this morning. we're getting a look at ten most

this is part of the annual hot wheels report from national insurance crime bureau. topping the list, 1997 honda accord and 1998 honda civic. stolen for parts. car thefts are down since an all-time high in 1992, they say cars are stolen because owners leave their keys inside. best way to prevent your car being taken, lock it up, take your keys with you. a bizarre theft left first responders without a key resource that can save lives. somebody swiped an ambulance outside the emergency room. prince george's county hospital center, parked and running. police used a gps tracker, found it at the 7-eleven on arbor street. they haven't caught the thieves. yesterday happened to be free slurpee day at 7-eleven. good morning. landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. this year's prime day likely the biggest shopping event in

history. company says customers bought three times as many echo speakers and sellers sold 50% more items. prime day could generate up to a billion dollars in sales. i am landon dowdy. >> thank you. we're working on developing stories for news4 at 6. >> first, a warning for parents. have you heard of the blue whale challenge? it is a social media game with deadly consequences. if your teen is always online, we have the hash tag to watch for. new overnight, shots fired. police chase and woman still on the run. after a spike in violent crime, they make changes to patrols. live with the new plan and how they're aski

right now, the sun is up, temperature is rising. could feel like it is 100 degrees. keeping safe and secure, new action after a spike in violent crime in a local community. police chase and manhunt. a home shot up. a story that continues to develop new this morning.

temperatures here. it is already at least 70 degrees outside your door. i can feel the mugginess already. >> about to get stupid hot the next couple days. get ready. we're just at the start of what could be a heat wave. >> we have our news4 teamworking for you. chuck and sheena are outside on the weather deck with a look at what to expect today. >> yes indeed. heat and humidity in abundance across the area for today. if you think today is bad, tomorrow looks even worse. >> it does. you want to stay in the shade. avoid excessive hours outside. and you really want to stay hydrated, if exercising, this is the time to do it right now. this afternoon you're better off inside. it is going to get hot, feel like 100 degrees. look at the beautiful sunrise. enjoy it now. 78 degrees in the district. as we go through the day, look how quickly you warm up. by 7:00 a.m., aroun