went through the weak front. that will be south and west of us with a few showers, and weer, will be back with sunshine for your tuesday. here is your forecast, 97, and generally dry, it's possibleit's there could be an isolated storm today, high and dry today. lots more in the weather coming up in a moment. let's do traffic with julie wright on the roads. >> reporter: thanks, tucker. on the inner loop of thethe beltway, the crash was near thee inner loop, near ikea. they have moved it over to the shoulder, so our lanes are opene once again. slowing from i-95, headed south trying to make your way into greenbelt. new problem to report. pop up the cameras, you approach the bw parkway, the two left lanes tied up on the scene ofce this crash. the delays beginning to form, 450 headed toward the accident scene. double trouble on the beltway, between green park and college, and checking for the crash reporting near the silver road exit. follow police direction in ordeo to get by.

that's a check of gox 5 on time5 on time traffic. a news alert out of prince r george's county where thousands of residents will soon be left without water.r. >> and major water main in the n area needs to be repaired, and a to make matters even worse, thi, is all happening during a heatwave. >> fox 5 melanie alnwick is live in maryland with more on thison morning for us.r good morning melanie, goode, goo morning. >> reporter: good morning, sarah an d allison, yes, wsc p out the notice around 9:00 lastt night, and for residents here i the part of prince george'since county that is going to be affected. those who got the notice, they, swung into action this morning.. we're here at the giant in campp springs, and i can tell you that anybody going into the storehe right now hoping to get some large containser of bottled bote water, it's going to of wait a little while. those shelves inside are almost completely gone of the largelare water. we can only assume that giant will be able to make some calls

and perhaps bringer larger truckloads later on in the day.e the business inside the this th area, really caught off-guard just as much as the residents as well, especially hearing that everyone may be out of water for at least five days while they get into the water main and get to it and fix it, before it bursts. here is a look at the communities, that wsc says theyh are pretty sure right now are going to be affected by the water shut off in order to fix the pipeline. pipe morning side, hillcrest, camp springs, temple hills and oxen hill, including joint base andrews, and the national arbor. here at the giant at camp springs, the doors opened at 6:00, and there were shoppers waiting to get inside. the stores didn't get muchmu warning themselves to bring extra supplies, and customers were glad to fill their cartsthr with whatever they could get. we talked to some team who weree buying for as many as 10 people0 in their household. not only are they having to fill

their cars, but it's putting a dent in their monthly budget as well. the 10-inch water main break is back in a forest area. it's a major pipeline for them to get their water. there's no other ways for wsc to route the water around that pipe. they say signs of trouble began on friday, wsc says it is monitoring system detected a lot of wire breaks in the country ay sign that old main is about to burst. >> this pipeline has a contract number from 1965, which means it went into service then or shortly thereafter. so it's been in service for a while. the pipelines have been serviced for a long time, so they areare old, but they're not as old asod other pipes that we have in our system. when we inspect our pipelines, we find at anytime we go into them, we have maybe, a problem with 2% of the actual pipes.

>> it is that 2%, though, causing a major problem here for residents in the southern part t of prince george's county. once the water is shut off to begin repairs, we expect that to happen some time around wednesday, engineers say could be 10 to 15 hours left in the system until they can make sure that the repair is done and is good. here is what you need to know. as far as stocking up on water. 1-2 gallons per person in your household per day.old if you are stocking up for yourself, 10 gallons of water on the upper end. make sure that you do that for r every single person in your household. you want to store it in clean containers or store-bought water, airtight, food gradee plastic containers. you want to make sure you stock up for your pets. fill up your bath tubs with water that, is what you want to use to flush your toilet. and make sure you also check on your elderly neighbors. emergen

say that they are prepared and ready for this.for we don't believe that any the hospitals outside of this areatd are going to be affected by this. there aren't any hospitals righs in this exact area, we know that wsc is going to be out near thee location where that pipe is. they're going to have to cut some trees and build a temporary roadway in order to get backback there, but they're trying to act with urgency, because they don'' want this pipe to burst beforebu they can get to it. back to you, guys. guys melanie, thank you so much. coming up in our next hour, we're going to sit down with the spokes pan from wsc with a closer look at the problem andm how people affected should start preparing for the massive water outage. >> the outage didn't come at a worst time weather wise. wise temperatures will hit the mid-90s and it's going to feel even hotter. >> we're not the only onerring g with the heatwave. baltimore will be in a code red

heat alert. in new jersey, power companies p are taking extra precautions trying to prevent power outages that typically follow he can exd heat waves. prince george's county,couny cooling centers will open in camp springs and new carlton. in charles county, centers will open in, waldorf, nanjemoy, and laplat ta.at ta. >> and in fair county, cool in libraries, community, and and government centers. most demonstrations were peaceful, but some got violent. we are hearing from a jurora for of the first time. wisdom is back with all the newtiments in thitynewdevelopme. the three who wanted to place a conviction, they were persuaded to change their minds.

a small grou group of peoplf splint terred off, and even raided a wal-mart in los angeles.s ange protesters blocked part of a major freeway in the santhe sa francisco bay area.bay now the majority of the protests nationwide have been peacefulpef and community leaders and elected leaders continue too plead for calm. lm >> the martin family didn't asks anybody to break car windows, they didn't ask anybody to take little kid's scoot ters scootery can't ask anybody to attack businesses and take over cars is the streets. >> now like we mentioned, one o the six jours is speaking out. it's the first time we havewe hearing from anyone on the jury. we only know her at juror b37. here is your question to the t question, what do you think of george zimmerman? >> i think george zimmerman is a

man whose heart was in the righ place but got displaced by the vandalism in the neighborhoods,g and wanting to catch thesecatch people so badly that he went above and beyond what he really should have done. done. >> now, a literary agent says juror b37 and her husband who ie a lawyerr plan on writing a bog on the trial. meanwhile, zimmerman's lega troubles are far from over. a civil case dependence the former neighborhood watchwatc volunteer is being considered.id eric holder says the justic department will follow the facte and the law to determine whethee charges are warranted. it's calling an unnecessary shoot being. the justice department opened an investigation into martin's death last year but stepped aside to allow the state's prosecution to proceed.to this is far from over. >> we will continue to watch it, thank you. russian president vladimir putin, says edward snowden

arrival in russia is a nuisance. he made the remark while visiting an island off the, and he was there to ride a submarine to see if the remains of a shipa that went down in 1969 were there or to see what they lookey like if they were. snowden's arrival at the moscow airport is awn welcomed, and blamed the united states for the snowden's predicament.icament. at issue is whether the requirement for a photo should be in force to polling places or thoan outhrown out as unconstito critics say it would discourage young people, minorities and the elderly from voting. but supporters of the law say it's needed to crackdown on vogt voting fraud. frau virginia governor bob mcdonnell wants to return the right to vote to tens of

thousands of felons. yesterday they outlined theined steps they would have to take t cast a vote.te. the commonwealth has no database of past felons and is relying on advocates to spread the word.wo. first president bush pres returned to the white house yesterday and he came way gift for the current commande commander-in-chief. we will tell you what that was.h that is still ahead at 7:00. plus still looking forll loo answers after the sudden death of glee star cory monteith. we will have the latest on thee investigation.vestigat first, break out the big bads. today rob will joins live with i look at the last night's home run derby, and a look at head at tonight's all-star game.gh wet' are taking a live lookk outside, we will get the latest weather and traffic from tuckerm and julie. juli it's been bumpy on both fronts. the weather difficult to dealic with all the heat out there. and the julie has issues to deal with on the roadways. we will bring you up-to-date at rks and the time now is 7:11.

it is heating up, we're inhe the 80s and we'rate going up from there. tucker barnes here to tell us all about it. >> mid-to upper 90s.per i want to say, happy birthday to rj. >> i thought you said rg. >> rj lariano. >> he is 5-year-old. >> happy birthday. >> his grand father, humberto hernandez, has been asking mekig for weeks and weeks to wish him a 5th birthday. bi he is five today. >> great big happy birthday to you, rj and we appreciate you watching every morning. >> hi, rj.

>> hi, grandpa humberto. >> lrg, i don't know when hisis birthday is, maybe not today. mid-to upper 90s, here toto stay. heatwave, the heat is getting intense, yes, 82 at reaganreagan national. 80 in boston, 78 this morning ig new york city. guess what?s we're the hottest temperature locally. you can see it on the map, and we will likely be one the hottest temperatures locally here later today with expected highs in the mid-to upper 90s, yesterday we're 96, today, perhaps 97, 98 degrees, can we go radar, real quick and we will flip back to the map, the radar, i want to show you one thunderstorm is fired up to the south and west of hagerstown. and there's a couple of light sprinkles, maybe down to annapolis, it looks on western,, howard county, there might be ae few showers, i know you haveha seen the light colors around the beam, that is the low level moisture we're getting on thethe radar, that is not anything

falling, maybe a light sprinkle or shower for one or two of us this morning. otherwise hazy, hot and humidhui conditions here to stay, a hotht seven-day forecast. let's go back, i will show you the seven-day forecast.ve 97 today, 97 tomorrow, heatrrow advisory in effect starting at 12 noon until 7:00 for washington and baltimore. that heat ib detection i detec o push. drink lots of water. >> reporter: it's bumpy and we got a lot happening here ong the roads.the the crew at skyfox joining us, and for those traveling thetr outer loop of the beltway, this, is where we had the problems. this happens to be northbound 395 in virginia, for those traveling north of the capital beltway headed toward dukeduke street. this is where we had reports of a stalled vehicle tying up, up headed nobody, trying to work your way out landmark. the pace will slow are down braddock road headed toward gallows and the delays, workings north of 50, the john hansen

beltway, and the accident activity confined to thethe shoulder, all lanes are open. that say check of fox 5 on time traffic. all right, dave ross is here. what is coming up in sports sp here. >> you know, we're still all riveted by whatnot las what hapd night in new york city. the second all-star appearancea- will be tonight. last night was his first everev home run derby appearance.appear you don't think of bryce, he ise not a big home run guy. >> no,. >> but you knew in new york citn with all the n big bright light in new york city. >> he is going to deliver. >> he pout a show. >> -- did he put ishow. >> did you like the shoes. >> i like pro hawk. hawk. >> boy was his son hitting.hitt. hit 8 in first round, his brother ryan might have stolen the show with this mustache. >> look at that. [ laughter ]

>> well, done, allison. chris davis had eight home runs, and chris davis had a callus issue in the second round, itit burst. you can see his hand was in a wrap. and bryce was mashing him all over city field. as good as he was, eight homers in the first round, eight homers in the second round and he went on to the finals. he hit eight more, 24 total, that is putting on a show in ne york city.york but it was not good enough to beat the oakland a's who iswho going to come out here, and thi will be the game winner after ae this nice hug with dad. and he is here, great story, he, is not even an all-star. so he was added to the al roster for the home run derby as the captain, and picked this guy out of oakland and low and behold, he wins the whole thing with 32 home runs complete. and the harper, and the johana

sespedus. the home run derby champion ofry the year. tiger woods is not out of nowhere. everybody is expecting the tying tore beat jack nicholas, he ishs stuck on 14. he has been stuck on 14 for five years since he last won a major championship at u.s. open.u.s. remember he broke his leg and he famously went out there and wond on one leg.leg. his legs are fine, and he was out there at muirfield in scotland. getting ready for the field he will tee off at 5:45, and grand mcdowell of northern ireland. he will be out there with the northern irish, and he is the betting favorite in europe to win, 8-1, that's a big favorite. the next two guys that are closest are 18-1, phil mickelson, our own united owun states, and justin rose, the britain who won the u.s. open

two months ago.mohs you got a big gap between 8-1, 18-1. >> five years later and everybody puts their money on tiger woods.tige >> maybe they know something wen don't know.gow. >> did he remarry. >> it's the girlfriend. girl >> she was inside of the ropes, she was walking the ground ofof muirfield with tiger. >> it's got to be important, if you are walking the fields with tiger. >> taking them to scotland. all right, dave, thank you. tuesday morning, more moin questions than answers after the death of actor cory monteith. what investigators are sayingng about the glee star's sudden death. and later on, keeping cool when the temperatures soar out there, solly is live at the key -- holly is live at the key bridge clubhouse with the options on the pot mack. 

it could be days or evenld weeks before authorities know what but killed, cory monteith. >> they're waiting on toxicology test results. monteith was found dead in a hotel. it was from a possible overdosev but police found nothing to katie list itdrug usindicate, in his room. a man has a chance to meet e the first responders who saved his life. >> the victim was exercising when he started having chest pains. he in is from pen and wa pennsyv was in town for business.busine after feeling ill, he asked the hotel to call 911.ll he was in conscious when any arrived, but went into cardiac arrest when they went to the the hospital. he and his family say they knoww

how lucky is. >> from the bottom of my heart, i appreciate everything you havu done to me. it means the world to me. >> you are like heroes, and youd saved my dad and you saved my family. >> since his heart attack,at clenner iclenner is leading a he lifestyle and has lost 70 pounds. still ahead, george zimmerman's journey through the justice system. >> a florida jury may have ha acquitted him but the case may a not be over yet.yet. >> a look owrksz i outside, it t outside. we will get the latest from tucker and julie. it looks like 82 degrees outes there. we will be right back. 

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it's going to be quite theoi work, this ings live from the skyfox, between suitlandsuitla parkway, and the road, that is area is where wsc is doing work on that water main.r this is the cause of the waterwr issues that you folks in prince george's county are going to bee experiencing over the nextr th several days.ral while it's so hot out, they're going to be dealing with lack of water, not fun. >> we're talking to wcs comingsy shortly. >> they need to repair it befor it gets worse, this happens tois be when. yes n fact, we're in the midst of day two of our heatwave. today's da daytime highs right where they were yesterday. it seems like we do this every day. >> here we go. >> and no water. >> no water. >> hopefully the pools are okaya >> here is the. >> good news we don't have a loa

of storms in the forecast, our chance for losing a lot of electricity, i know some peoplee didn't have one last night. it's not like a derecho kind of situation. 80 degrees, 81 in annapolis, check out your currentcurren temperatures, very uncomfortable, 77 in fredericksburg, leonardtown is one of your 77. across the bay we go, stevensville 82, overnight lows, just not comfortable. that is one of our signatures of the wash heatwave. let's show the heat advisory depend. here in thagain. here in the city, from 12:00 to 7:00. and from 12:00 to 7:00, the heating mid-to late afternoon. take it seriously, a lot of water, if you got to be workingg outdoors, make sure you take a lot of breaks, and drink a lot of water here as the heat will be unlent less in the next couple of days. the thunderstorm that is firing back in the cold front that isis firing through later thisthis

morning. you can see the complex west of hagerstown, pushing spot mountains, one or two of you mau get a quick shower, orshower thunderstorm here. here the theme will be heat and humidity for much of the day.muo you can see how quiet. plenty of sunshine, mostly sunny conditions expected and unrelenting heat for the next fe few days. 97 the daytime high. sunny and hot, the heat index will push 105 this afternoon. that is the wind advisory, heat, out of the north, 5-10. very warm, humid, very uncomfortable overnight.ble ov and the 76 overnight low. w. the seven day. we keep the heat around, wednesday ask thursday, bettera, by friday, with a few clouds, and better chance ofof thunderstorms, a very strongvery cold front will bring an end to saturday, that could spark off strong thunderstorm activityunde late in the day on saturday, sod i have to watch that, and cooler and drier behind the front, sunday and monday. things are heating occupant roads as well as this morning. we got julie on the road.e >> reporter: we had reportsrept

of another water main break, south of forest 10, thatthat activity confined to the the shoulder, the lanes are open around lane 201. we have problems to reportto around the suitland parkway, silver road that incidentinde cleared. and the approaching the suitlant parkway, stay to the left in thf order to get by. no issues to report on 295,295, headed north of the capital beltway, traffic slow to the suitland parkway to the northbound 11th street bridge.id we have trouble spots, leaving 214 to 295, about a 25-minute commute, headed north out of land over eyein trying to work r way around. there's trouble inbound around 301 approaching 4, signal light not working properly there, youu will want to treat that intersection as a 4 way stop. the slow down out of dale city,, and newington. and leaving the capital beltway. that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic.tr julie, thank you very much. federal prosecutors are

weighing whether to pursue aa case against george zimmerman. newly acquitted of the second-degree murder of teenager trayvon martin.. what will help decide whether he will face new charges and char whether he will have to fight aa civil suit from the martin family. joining us is u.s. assistant russell duncan currently a partner at russell rogers. thank you for joining us. >> we're seeing a push after a f call for the justice department to step? and indeed eric holder has saids that he will look into that, what case would this possibly be, in your opinion, how farfar would this go. >> it would be very difficult for them to bring a case against mr. zimmerman under the civil rights statutes. those are for the officials who act under the color of statestae law. he was acting as a privateprivat citizen, not as a private sint

citizen who was using goodgood sense. you have to show specific intent that mr. zimmerman intended toe attackto mr. martin because of s race. >> that is the tricky thing, because race was essentially ese taken out. difficult perhaps are to some te understand how you can get inton the mind of someone, gut the fbi, the federal government has come to the conclusion that race was not a factor.or. and that also deals with any any sort of hate issues, correct? >> correct.orrect. >> that will doom a case that the federal prosecutors areecor trying to bring.o the standard that the prosecutors and the federal government is whether or not something happened that wasas outside the bounds of the law a the state trial, normally the presumption is the federal government does not come in and prosecute depend on th again one facts that led to the state acquittal. the presumption the federall government is against the is ag prosecution at this point. >> as far as any action from tho department of justice, what doe,

you say? say? >> well, attorney general holdea has said he is going to take ate close look at it and he hashas experienced people working for i him, but the standard that the t attorney general holder who iho work for many years ago and whom i have a tremendous amount of respect for, the standard theyr have to meet, they have tohave believe that they can prove beyond all reasonable doubt atea the trialso that mr. zimmermanmi acted with a specific intent too harm mr. martin because of had i race. that's a difficult standard. they essentially have to prove that that was what was in mr. zimmerman's mind and as and state showed it was difficult to show exactly what was his in his mid. >> before we figure out whatou will happen next as sort of legal acts. let's talk about theou prosecution's case, in a certain point we saw a lesser charge introduced there. was your case in your opinionopo weak from the beginning becausee we had a party who couldn'tcouln speak for himself and we had a

self-defense question here. >> your point is a right one.t it's difficult in the situation like this where there's ones person alive who experienced all the events to show whatshow w happened. the prosecution, i thing was hamstrung from the beginningg because offr that, and i think k point you are making is anotherr correct one is that charging second-degree murder, it was pacecally a reach. -- basically a reach. if they would have focused on fe the manslaughter standard, theyt might have had a closer case. if you get the second-degreethse murder and once that is notnot proved, the case starts to falll apart. >> we heard a lot about this stand 84 groun your ground law. my question to you, this is just a question as a bystander, whybn wouldn't this apply to trayvon martin as well? >> i think it applies to the trayvon martin. he hadtr the same rights to zimmerman under the law.the he had a right to be snait hee s was in.wa he had a right to move freely in the city, and he would have the exact same rights.t same if the case had flipped around,

mr. zimmerman had been the one who had been tragically killed,c then mr. martyn woul martin wou same defense.sa >> it goes back to the survivinn party. >> correct. >> let's talk about any possibl civil action that the martin family might bring. there's no indication, but this just happened over the weekend. what would you expect from the martin family? >> i would expect that theyth would consider it carefully, bu, the difference in this case as opposed to some other cases, like perhaps the oj simpson caso is that mr. zimmerman doesn't. i have any assets. they would depo through thethe spire process, they might end up finding a standard of liability which is a lesser stand for a civil case than for a criminal case, but the end of the day,da, they would be left with that th verdict. they would have to relive the tragedy. had he would be subject to thet cross-examination and the rigort of the trial, and theyio wouldth have to make a decision on whether or not they would want to go forward with. with that even though the standard id less e it's still a question of

did it happen or didn't it happen? on one set of facts, the juryjuy has said it did not happen thehn way the martin family would like to have had it come out. out. >> would george zimmerman be zim compelled to testify if they did go to a civil case. >> he wouldn't necessarily besay compelled to testify at the t trial, but he would be subject to deposition, and he certainly could be subpoenaed to testify, whether at that point he might want to claim a 5th mendment right, if he justice departmentt is considering the case, he ca would have that option. he would be required to appear to testify.teif >> the final question, from thei beginning we said that the prosecution's case it was just a really hard case to bring, might george zimmerman decide he would like to sue the state of florid for what has gone on in the last year and a half of his life? lie >> again, that clearly would bel an option he could consider. i would be surprised if he would want to do that. again, that would minute he meae have to relive this. he has been acquitted, he has

been found not guilty, which means he is innocent, but he can go with his life at this point.n >> russell duncan, former du prncosecutor, and former u.s.u.. assistant in the u.s. attorney'n office, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. me. sarah, back to you. still head on today'sy's talkers, a different kind of presidential declaration.dear what one are former commander-in-chief gave to the wasn't one during a visit yesterday. the nest has been getting a little too quiet of late.

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president obama welcomed president george wh bush, but before the official err money, the bush senior gave him a colorful socks. you can see from this picture, he is wearing red striped sockss while visiting the white house yesterday. bush thanked the obama's for their wonderful hospitality. hop >> hite is wearing colorful socs and colorful clothes in recentct years. >> he is in the wheelchair nowir

and not as strong physically, but when you hear him talk, youu go back to the place. he sounds just the same. >> he was parachuting a few a years ago. >> yes, on his imirg his birthd. >> it doesn't seem like it was a that long ago. >> the heat is in the mid-to upper 90s are just like yesterday. generally sunny conditions. we have asu weak frontal system that is working through thisgh i morning. it's fired up a shower or a or thunderstorm, really to the, rel south and west of hagerstown. you can see it there, out 81, s, if you're in the mountains youun have a best chance of isolated thunderstorms. and later this afternoon. for the rest of ustion we'retion going to be dry, there were earlier a few left overft sprinkles in annapolis, and aano few showers in northwestt montgomery county as well.ry what is c happening? let's go tour next map. the heatwave high pressure and u big dome of high pressure, notpu just us, but all the way up into

canada. they're expecting highs in theg 90s ashi an area of high pressure will be very slow tobev kind of move on out. we're going to be enduring thiss heat here for the next couple of days, and a heat advisory starting at noon through 7:00,0, heat index will push 105, the th actual air temperature may be 97, but it will feel like 95,, please, please, lots of water, if you're outdoors, remember to bring your pets in and check on the elderly neighbors, and thatd kind of thing. >> let's get the latest ontest traffic. >> reporter: it's been very busy on the beltway especiallyel trying to get through collegecog park and green belt, that is where we get the delays as youda are trying to travel through landover. right now a stalled vehicle sta to the left in order to get through.h. route 4, and all the way down ta the pw parkway, a 26-minute ridn at this point, and the accidenth at the parkway remains on thee shoulder. you got to remember we got trouble with the signal lights.s remember, if you come up to thee

intersection where the lightsigs are on flash or dark, you need to treat it as a four way stop. a quick peek at the cameras, outer loop of the beltway, 26-minute ride right now still below speed, proafng th approacw mark way, you have the slow traffic, south stretch of 270, coming out of germantown, delays will continue out of rockvillerk headed toward the split.li now northbound of 395, from the beltway, headed toward king street. you're blow traffic.w that is the check of fox 5 on time traffic. 7:45 on this tuesday morning. coming up next summer fun or the potomac. >> that is where holly is. >> good morning.>> >> reporter: good g morning to you, perfect morning for it. right?ght? i got water, and the got the key, and is there anymore picturesque for you to paddle on water? i don't think so.thin you know the location but it's all under new management. we will tell you why you and your family need to make a stop here for a whole lot of summer

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will, you know, give them a th little instruction before theyob get going. >> can we just stop for a secona and this is the biggest thing that i noticed that is different. it's a crayola explosion. look at these colors. >> it is, we brought in a 100a new boats, and you know, we offer boats, and sit in kayaks. >> do you need to reserve in advance? >> no. come on down, first come firstt serve. there's 300 boats, so there's usually plenty available. >> do you find most people are kayaking, or canoe.no >> yeah, canoe, and packing -- kayaking is still the popular thing. >> and right flow now, katie is standing by, good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> if you are someone who has never kayaked before, what do you need to know. >> we will set you up with your personal flotation device, setv, you up with a paddle, and come o

on down the dock, just like youu and nicholas just did and we we will put you in a boat. >> am i red or am i yellow. >> we will put you in a red onee today. >> you can choose your color? >> if you want, to, yes. >> and the key to get in safely. >> you're going to come oncome behind you, and you will catch me if i fall.fa >> i will catch you if you fall. >> so get in the boat. >> very grateful. >> thank you for saying. for that i'm not sure it was. >> your paddle. >> and shoulder width apart onan the paddle, you put the blade, it depose straight down and youd pop it back up and you do that on either side of the boat. so we're going out. ou >> and we will depo ou go out ae out. >> it's a gorgeous morning to be out here.out >> you can do this for families, singles or doubles. >> it's a great activity. the whole family can come out and do it.

>> how long is the normal kayak ride, i guess you would call it >> the people rent by the hour.o some people want to come out and paddle a good 45 minutes or an hour, shorter than that. th some people want to come out ant do a half day. >> oh, wow, really? >> yes yes. >> do you usually go around the center. great way to see the sites of d.c. it's a unique view of the city. >> once you get out here, is hee there any tips to making the most of it.. >> absolutely, in terms of just being safe, watching out for fo other boat traffic.tr you want to make sure you areu keeping your boat steady, not rocking too much, and just coming up and having a good time. >> so what if something doeses happen, what if you do flipip over, what do you need to know. >> if you flip over, these boats are very steady, so we have youe sit on top. but if anything happens, everybody does come out with a a whistle which is an emergency

call and we keep an eye on oarcht riveriverthere. if anybody needs help, we come o out and do a rescue for them. >> i know it's in the news, a very advanced kayaker found fo herself in trouble. is it something to be afraid. >> being on the water, there's always risk a soft the associatt the water.the we are very safety conscious, and we tighten everybody's flotation device. we do keep a close eye. this is a busy area, so there'so a lot much folks keeping an eye on the people on the water. >> i was reading, because we have to sign a release form. if your boat flips over, you arr supposed to hold on to it? >> our primary concern is forces the individual, but as long as that life vest is attached, the person isn't going to go anywhere. >> very good. >> so they will float. >> if you do come out for a half

day, the one thing i was thinking, once the sun comes out, don't forget your sunblock. >> absolutely, sunblock, hat,t, water, any sun protection clothing is a good idea. >> very much so. >> myfoxdc.com we have a link to the key bridge boathouse if you want to find out what kind ofnd opportunities are here for youor and your family.family listen, you all, i don't wantan you to be jealous because it's a beautiful morning, and we got to go out on the water. we will take you out to theto water. if you are good, we will take you out. out. back to you in the studio. >> we're crossing here. he we're going to, holly. >> it's cool out there. time for the facebook fan of the day today. we say hello to beverly campbell. beverly says she loves the interaction between all of us o the set. >> maybe she is talking abouttag somebody else. >> for a chance to be tomorrow's fan of the day, like facebookfak page, and post to a commentco

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straight ahead at 8:00, the summer sizzle descends on d.c. heatwave takes hold, a doctor will tell us to take heed on. thousands of prince george' county will be without h20 because of a problem with the ae weight main. we will get the late when a

representative from the wsc joins us live. you could be earning more en than a paycheck. your 9 to 5:00, could be cutting your risk of dementia. i'm wisdom martin, sittingsi in for tony perkins. perk >> i'min allison seymour. while first extended summer heatwave has hit us here in washington with temperatures tep expected to soar near 100 degrees each day. >> it won't be pleasant, even ia you are used to exercising overworking outside.rkin you need to take precautions too survive the scorching summer. tucker barnes is outside with ai look at the forecast, and safety tips as well. good morning, to you tucker.u >> reporter: good morning, wisdom. we hit 96, and we are forecasting a temperature of 96 today. the heat is going to be serious for the next couple of days, wes will talk to a doctor about tips to keep you hydrated and in goon shape the next couple of days, we are talking about thealkin temperatures in the 80s, standing outside, i can tell yo

it feels plenty warm and plentyn humid out here. the overnight low in reagan national, 80 degrees, the last t look 82 at reagan national. upper 70s and low 80s, at both regular an national, and bwi marshall and out at dulles. heat advisory, that is inin effect, starting at 12 noonat 12 today for the both of the city of washington and the city of of baltimore. all of us are going togoing experience high temperatures inn the mid-to upper 90s, but here in the city, our heat index, measure that humidity along wit the temperature it's going to feel 100 to 105, once the heat advisory is issued, that tells us to take the heat certifyy yously. -- seriously. 97 the actual temperature,est from, heat index 100 to 105 105 later this afternoon.th for moreis on heat relatedd illnesses and what we can do to stay safe out here in the heat. i'm joined by dr. gregory coats. doctor, thank you for joining jn me. he is the assistant medical director of the emergencyemerge

department here at sibling memorial hospital. thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me n let's get right to it. yesterday we hit 97 degrees, and a lot of humidity around here i the summertime.e as we all know. what is the best thing to stay in safe and stay in good shape during the heatwave. >> your mom told you wear loose clothing, light clothing and tr to drink a lot of waterwater especially if you workout outside.ou possibly 20-ounces of water every 20 minutes. minu >> 20-ounces of water every 2020 minutes. >> we got safety tips and wasn't things people always ask, is it safe to exercise outdoors. >> i would not recommend, onceot you get r above 90 degrees, the temperature is very, very hard to maintain hydration, that is when difficulty curs. people are going to have problems exercising during the hottest time of the day, exercise early in the morning og late in the evening. evenin >> that's a greet ti great hip .

>> let's talk about hydration, , was told it to eat salt if you i start to lose the -- it's lack of water in the body. >> folks have to drink more water. if you are exercising in thisin kind of heat, drink aboutt 24-ounces before you exercise, about an hour before. >> and as an average adult, do i need more water on a hot day? >> yes, absolutely. >> how much more do i need. >> if you are working outside,e if you are in thiswo weather, i would drink 20-ounces every 20 minutes. >> and if i'm in my house, do i need to drink more water just in case. >> that would be a good idea, as well, cut that down to a glassta of water. >> let's talk to clothes wes should wear. lighter, lighter clothes are comfortable. >> loose fitting clothings we'rs talking about press per ix. >> good to know.

>> tell me about your emergencyr room and what kind of cases yous see this time of year, and whatt we can kind of prevent. how do we know we we need to go an emergency. >> if you get dehydrated. the signs and symptoms, profusely sweating, lightheadedh or lightheaded, muscle cramps,ul if you have problems with feeling confused, those are thoe reasons to come in right away. but if you're having some the milder temperatures, cramps and nausea come indoors into the air-conditioning air. wait about an hour, and hydratet yourself with a lost water, ifif you not feeling better, about a hour later, come into the hospital. >> if after an hour, you are not feeling better, have you or have a doctor look at you.yo >> the elderly and the young most asterisk. >> folks 4 and below, and sixty five an65 andabove, they have he regulating the body temperaturep be careful with them, and lotsad

of hydration, don't keep young e children in the cars or pets, too. very careful, i would not leave them alone in the car. >> those are the latest tips,st and thank you very much. i appreciate it.i ap we keep our fingers crossed erk, everybody stays hydrated anded drink lots of water. back to you at desk.. tucker, thank you so much. now let's take a look at the on time traffic, with judy wright. >> reporter: tucker iser talking about water for yourself, don't forget aboutt ft water for the vehicle as well we especially in this heat.th the last thing you want to do is breakdown at the top stretch orc the bottom stretch of the sttc capital beltway and be stuck one the heat.the be sure you have plenty of gas, and plenty of water in theater i vehicle, and check the tire pressure on the tires as well.as you are going find the inner loop, and slow dawn leaving 210. near the suitland parkway, thatk is where wewa have the stalled car, outer loop of the beltway, the case, headed north of routet

4, continuing northbound out of the bw parkway, accident activity continues, and north of route 4 which is a 37--minute drive on the outer loop. we have problems with a numbera of signals not working properlyr at route 4.at r if you come up with anan intersection where the traffic r light are dark, you need to treat it as a traffic stop. coming across the 14 streett bridge. heavy volume delays, and the beltway, and 14 street bridge, but leaving the pentagon, headed toward d.c., and the bright sunshine continuing on the pr bridge. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. all right, we're going to start morning with the news alert for tens of thousands ofof prince george's county residente who could soon be without waterh as soon aous starting this afternoon. take a look at the map, wsc says customers in the areas highlighted there in red could be without water for several days, because a water main needn

to be fixed that includes temple hill, oxen hills, and andrew's air force base. for more on this, we are joining with andrew, spokesperson forsps the wsc water authority. >> good morning. >> good morning, to you. >> of course, let's get this out of the way. no stranger to any of us, rj so happy to have you with us inus this capacity today. let's talk about the timing on this. i know you didn't know mother may turfs going to be -- may nae was going to be making it really hot. >> timing is not your friend, we would rather be doing this at a different time but the pipepipe dictates what is going on. the concrete pipe started getting kinks or snaps from the afo monitoring system that monitors what happens.hat ha when these pipes begin to fail, we start getting more snaps on more frequent basis and thatand tells us the pipe is ready toisy go. we are having to take steps toto take that pipe out of service, and that is why we're letting

people know in advance that thet should be stocking up on water today. if they have friend and family in the area, they may considercd going out of that affected areaa and getting water, maybe spend d couple of days over there, too; and stock up.up. we are giving people an opportunity to do this, and at, the same time, we're also filling our systems to capacity so that when we do take thisthis pipe out of service, and there' no more water coming in, thatin, we're able to make the water wea have in the system last longer. now this is -- this particularpa area of prince george's county, the rest of the system is not affected. i want to clear one thing, people won't be out of water this afternoon.aftern >> there will still be some inso the tank.tank. >> there will be water there,atr what is there will be there, and when we isolate the pipe, thatp, is when we really want conservation efforts to kick ink to make that last longer. long particularly for fire protection. because we're responsible for that, too.that we need to supply water to theto fire department. after we turn that pipe off

essentially, 12, 14 hours of water left, maybe longer, if, people really conserve. >> and then, we will take several days to fix the pipe. and it's very likely that of off tens of thousands of people will be without water for severalseva days. we don't know exactly how many days, but it will be two or three days. >> the timetable is whenever you get able to get done at thisthis point. >> it is. >> well, let me ask this. so when you knew that the pipe was going out. our melanie alnwick is out there, talking to folks ands an getting the water off the selfs. the timing of on this, wsc when did the agency know in relationn to when people are told to start conserving. >> we started getting a fewfew pings from the pipe on july 12 and it's how many pings in how short of a period of time that suggests how fast the pipe is

going. over the weekend there were no pings, and we're up to about 30u and this is suggesting that thet pipe is headed that way. we said, this is going to happen, how can we make itit easier on people to stock up on water, because we know this isth going to fail. if we can hold off and give people a chance to get ready, a, opposed to, let turn everythingt off, and everybody depose, what, we had no warning, we couldn't stock up on water.water. we think we're doing this theths best way, you know in a bad set of circumstances. it's a horrible time to do this but the pipe deck tates what wes what we have to do. >> the businesses what do they do? >> they are in the same boat as everybody else.ybody >> there's an economic impact. you have a business that needs to have running water to stay open for business. f you have a problem. schools, and hospitals, and prince george's county has an emergency operation center that will be open and answering questions, and trying to help people access water. >> got it, okay.

i.j. hudson, thank you fornk coming in with us. >> originally i said ij want to talk about the iphone and thened power being shot as the technology reported, we will we have you back another time for that. >> all right. thank you very much.very time now is 8:11 on this8: o tuesday morning. still to come answering youryour cell phone questions about if it will actually shock you while -- if it is a danger. >> can you talk on the phoneon e while it's charging and all ofal that information. the technology writer will share his insight into an iphone probe. 50 years later and nearly 1 million people over thepeople capital at 1963, pushing forg jobs and for freedom. fr now as we are prepared to markeo the anniversary of the march on washington a film festival isis taking us back in time.time. find out where you can catch history on the silver screen. that is next, 8:12. now. 

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is there any doubt to bruno mars now a megastar, anytime you can make old timing music and it's on the radio ask it's likes the best thing ever. >> him and justin timberlake are bringing r&b back. >> they found a niche. >> i know that is not what we'rr talking about now. >> we're talking about cuteness. >> let's tush over thoiks tucker barnes. >> hi, tucker, how are you doing?ing? >> hi wisdom. >> this is bruno mars, allison. it's time for fox 5 photo. i got two of my favorite people to cover it. i >> this is reagan. >> cute little face, reagan is the youngest of three sisters. >> look at that juicy little face. >> isn't that as cute as can be. >> look at the outfit. >> look at everything. it's just from head to toe, i'm sure she has -- >> boys, they don't really get

the full benefit of the cute clothes anymore. although, tony told me, that that has changed. >> that is changing now.now. >> yeah. >> that the girls always get the cute little clothes. >> she is as cute as can be. i mentioned reagan. she loves to hang out with her mom and her dad makes her laughr the most. >> daddy's girl. >> yes. >> isn't that great. go to myfoxdc.com and click on reagan. wisdom is feeling under theing n weather, he gave it to you. do you want to try any ways.wa. >> no, no, you got to preseive. >> preservethat. >> look at you, pretty girl! yes, you are. >> always a good. >> all right, reagan, thanks,ths and let's go to the radar, we goat a loagot a loan lonesome t, that was a thunderstorm 15 minutes ago and it's fall ago part. there might be a sprinkle are

two for a few of us, towardtowad annapolis to get across the bay and eastern maryland, there's ar few sprinkles and showers, what is happening, we have a weak a little front that is rolling through, and that is causing a little shower activity. heatwave is still upon us, notu, much is going to change. let's show you the current conditions, 84 in washington, our overnight low, 80 degrees,8g very humid, very warm overnight, 80 new york city, 82 in boston, where you can expect highs here in washington, about 97 later today with pleo plenty of humid, because of that our heat is going to approach 105, a few minutes ago we talked to aa doctor about staying hydrated. if you are considering exercising, limit your activity. the heat will be dangerous the e next couple of days, with the te heat around all week, we will wear ourselves down. 97 tomorrow, thursday and frida in the mid-90s, relief with a wh strong cold front by saturday.by that will bring us cooler and drier air sunday into early next

week. that is the forecast, wisdom, let's toss it over to you. thank you very much. next month it will be the world mark 50 years since the historic mash on washington in 1963. to commemorate the date, a filmm festival will honor the civil rights movement and celebrate aa new generation of leaders. robert raven is one of the producers on the march of wash film festival. he joins us -- the washington film festival, he joins us ib studio. >> thank you for having us. tell us about the festival? >> it's an excite bein exciting. it's ten days of film. we launch with a incredible. the sound track of theof revolution which is the music of the film festival. you can depo to the www.washingtonmarch.org.wa we aresh excited to present quality project, film tellingte

the civil rights struggle. >> tell us why this is is important. why this is significant, whyhy people should be compelled topet come see this. >> well, the story is powerful, the documentary tends to be very, very important contributors to the historical facts. most importantly, what struckstk me, particularly after seeing the first two films again, thea, power is personal. pers the courage that ordinary individuals in alabama and birmingham, and throughout thiss nation displayed just trying to vote, just trying to be served at a walgreens lunch counter.coe and films let you take it away from the policy and the aspect down to the person. it also reminds us of our own personal courage.on what are we doing now? there's problems in the world.e we got a verdict, the otherot night which troubled a lot ofbld people and causes a lot oft people to reflect and think,thk, what am i doing to make themake world a better place?

what am i doing to make the world a safer and more fairfair place? the films can help you do that. >> i saw that clip with jackie robinson in there.n tell me some of the stories that people can look forward to? >> we're going to see the barbeb from birmingham.ingham 85-year-old man who has been an eyewitness to some the most important changes that americant society has ever seen.seen. >> uh-huh. >> and what is going on in on alabama. we will be featuring that film. untold story of emmett hill, streamly powerful documentary -- extremely powerful documentary of an awful and important partin of american history event tonight at the national museum of women, we are going to have e town hall talking about the role of art and creativity in the civil rights struggle, featuring faith ring wald who an important african-american artist whoist o brought us quilting and theand power of quilting and their roli in the civil rights struggle. a lot of important stories. i would encourage people to go

to washington film.org. free and open to the public. >> you see it right there on your screen. if you are interesting in seeing this, anything else you want to add about this whole thing oror the message that you're tryingye to get out to the public, anything else at all you want to add? >> yes, thank you so much for drawing attention to this.. it's so important that theimport people in the region get to see how ordinary folks came together in american history to make us a better nation. also to be reminded of you on much work there is to do. we think that film, art,ar particularly powerful for young people who weren't there. gives them a bird's eye view ofw what they can do and empower them. >> thank you. >> thank you for bringingor attention to.o. >> fox 5 morning news willws continue after the break. [ wind howling ]

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>> robby van winkle vanilla ice. is still hanging in washington. >> he works at a surf shop. >> is that true. >> that is absolutely true. >> that has got to be true. >> i thought he was in the music industry. >> that career failed. >> did it? >> yes. 83 in annapolis, more than i ever knew. >> more than you ever wanted to know. >> 82 in cambridge. upper 70s in the mountains, one of our viewers out in west virginia mentioned that she was getting some rainshowers, andine there's a little storm that hasr been passing to the south andsot west of hagerstown into westt virginia. you know, what, you might see ae storm in the hundred thousand h tans today.tans the rest us are going to be hot and sunny later. 85 in manassas, and 82 at fredericksburg. washington baltimore under a heat advisory, until 7:00, and you mix in the humidity alongmiy with air temperature and it's going to feel like 100 to 105,

and that will be dangerous heat areawide here under a heat advisory. it doesn't mean the heat is noto of an immediate concern. lots and lots of water.f i talked to a doctor a few minutes ago, he said make sure you hydrate yourself every 20 minutes if you are working outdoors. heatwave here to stay, not just in washington, up toward toronto, they are expectingpectn highs around 90 today. lots and lots of heat, it's here to stay for the next couple of days, that pattern is starting to preak dow breakdown and thati up good thunderstorms aroundorm here. you got to watch that line as it approaches on sunday. 97 today and tomorrow, and we will have cooler, and trier trir on sunday 86. allison back to you. new research shows thatarchs people who did he lay retiremen have less risk of developing alzheimer's disease or otheraser times of dementia.dement

dr. joe has more on this research, and dr. joe joins usis live from tampa this morning. good morning, and tell us aboutb this new study. >> good morning, well, yeah,ll, maybe this makes us feel bettere if we have to work longer in our lives, this particular study, was done in france, 400,000 people and they found that those who worked to 65 had a 15%ty 15 crease chance of developing dementia. they found for every extra year you worked there was a 3%ty crease in the risk of de-- decrease in the risk of dementia. this on average in france they work 35 hours per week and gett about 35 days off.s i don't know in that was correlated because these werewe civil servant people, people who had jobs like bakers or shop keepers, maybe we need to factor all of thi that in. >> i found this particularlyrtil disturbing, talking approximate fish oi-- aboutfish oil and howo

much and if it is too much, could it lead to prostate cancer in men. >> i think a lot of people aree shaking their heads about thist one. i talked to the researchers at length. they said this that this particular study correlates wayl couple of other studies that were done. when they found that there was an increased risk of prostate cancer in men.n they measured the blood levelsod of men who were in their 50s 5 and they followed them overtime. they found that those who have the highest level of fish oil in the blood stream, that couldre, have come from eating fish or a supplement, increase their riska of prostate cancer by 40% and an that a depressive typ aggressive tainprostatecancer.ancer. it's the opposite of what could happen. fish oil is antiinflammatory and cancer is stimulated by inflammatory chemicals in our

body. >> that deals with prostate cancer, what about women? >> this didn't look at women. that wasn't a part of the study, but there were two other studiet as i said before, there was ones in europe where they saw the aggressive tumors at a increased risk.increa this is only one blood sampleooa that is tang. the industry, the supplementpple industry is saying, this study was not number onety signed to o look at fish oil, and the researchers are saying the men who had more fish oil in their blood stream were more likely te get their prostate checked and get diagnosed. they're looking at a mechanism of action that might actually cause this. >> finally dr. joe.>> we look to our wasteland to seeo whether we are healthy -- waistline if we are healthy or not. what is the skinny on fat andt pardon that.on >> they are look being deep inside, and looking at the deep

visceral fat.vier they found in you have the deepe visceral fat, it does increase your risk of cardiovascular disease, but also cancer. but the subcutaneous, fat, thath fat we have under the skin, the cellulite fat, didn't have any correlation. the waist size, and bm i and added a new demention and could predict better your risk. >> so do what we have been doing, exercise, eating rightrit and just keep moving, right? >> yes. >> thank you so much, doctor joe. >> absolutely, thank you. >> have a good day in florida.a. >> you, too. >> excuse me. wisdom, over to you. all right, okay, allison, thank you so much. searching for answers, a glee star death remains unclear even after police speak out.t. probation revoked.re is chris brown headed to jail? we will have the late on the courtroom drama involving chris brown. the time is 8:35. 

all right, welcome pack tot, fox 5 morning news. w still n5 omo word of on the cau death for glee star cory monteith. there's no sign that his death was due to illicit drug use.use. toxicology reports could takeke

days. he was found dead in his room on saturday. he voluntarily admitted himselff to rehab back in april. his costar and real life girlfriend has not commented other than to say she is asking for privacy during this time. there's signs of hope, country music star country travis is awake and interactingn with family and friend. he remains in critical condition. doctors took him off of a heart pump but he is still hooked up to a ventilate or. he suffered a stroke afterafter ending up in the hospital for a viral infection a week ago. and pad news for chris chri brown, a judge revoked his probation, but did not send him back to jail.il. as you got the news back in may, officials say brown rear-ended another car and refused to gifti other driver his license or insurance information.in pron has been on probation since 2009, after beating his girlfriend rehahanna.

>> a high-powered of lawyer thereby his side. >> electrocuted by an iphone.. can it actually happen.ppen. >> first we want to talk to holly morris, because she ise spending this hot day on the water. hey, holly morris on the water.e >> reporter: there's no better place to spend it. we're live on the potomac. we are finding our way to coolness. literally and figuratively.fi put your lifejacket on, and, because i'm bringing you on the water, and we're headed to roosevelt island. stay with us. ♪

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and a place where we you will find our 26 president. holly morris joins us offshore from the theater roosevelt island area. look at you on the water? please be safe, holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you.od you need to be on the water, th too.e wa you ready?ad come on, you're at the dock,do come on closer, come on out. i want you to enjoy the potomac with me this morning. it's a beautiful morning to beif out here.ulou if you're going to head over to roosevelt island, i highly suggest that you do it via kayak, canoe, power board, whatever that you can rent fromm sea bridge board house where wee are live this morning. i happen to be out on the waterh this morning,e with sarah campbell who is with the th national park service, good morning to you n goo. >> good morning.mo >> there's worst ways to make ae living than the way we are doin it today. >> it's incredible. >> this is really is incredible. >> and when you talk about theot one of the gems of the city, i

think roosevelt islands is onels of those. >> it's one the hotspots forpo f runners, you will see a lot of walkers there with the dogs on n leaches, of course. in general, people love to go there. >> and getting there is half the fun, especially when you do it this way.this >> i have done there and i paddle a little around. i can say personal experience, it's worth it. what you should know if you yo paddle on over at roosevelt ro island, it could be muddy when you park your boat. >> we don't recommend docking do your boat on the island itself,t yes, it can be. however, there are ways to make it safely out of the potomac and on to the shoreline.shorel >> speaking of shoreline, we did take a little boat ride overer there, so take a look at this, we're going to get you up closep and personal to rooseveltosevel island. and let's talk, a little bit, sarah, about roosevelt island. it i read correctly, it's 88 acres. >> yes, it is, 88 acres of wooded area, including swampsg and marsh, you see a wide

variety of animals. >> we were able to see wildlife. tell me about the thing about tn see. >> you will see, mouses and chick a des, that people see everywhere. and we have, woody wood peckers that i watched as a kid. >> i watched as a kid, let's not tell our age. let's talk about the history of that island. how did it come to be. >> roosevelt island has had man different purposes and different names. it was at one time lost island,s and from there it went to to be called lord's island, when the lord baltimore held it. it and from there it was called barbados. >> if you didn't know the tickets, you could kayak over there. but yeah, it has been a childhood barbadoss when he acquired the island, he decided to name it bar di barbadoss ford

time sake.me >> we have a picture of the island but they do do park range he led tours. >> we have an island safari. you can go on tour website, so george washington memorial parkway, and the ranger tours happen about twice a month. you can go on an island safari.a we have rangers up there, whoer can answer all the questions about the history. >> how long do people spend onen the island. >> in takes 45 minutes to walk around. if you plan to take a lunch with you, you there's no picnic tables on the island, but you we do have benches.benche if you don't want a real hike, i wonder on high, and pay the respects to the 26 president. >> he do honor wildlife. >> there's a living memorial anl not only is it a livinglivi memorial, but also encompasses his love of nature and his love

of birds.of because you know, our mark areak is one the hotspots forbidder watching, and -- for, bid bid watching and righbirdwatch.at >> it could be a romantic spot. a lot of people go over thereovr and get engaged. >> we do, we have couple and an individuals doing wedding photos, however it does requireu a permit. >> permit to get married, there. we understand that. >> and so the best way is to park over, right off the gw parkway. >> and you can only access the island. if you are in a car by going northbound on the parkway. >> so if you want to access itt by foot, you would walk from rosiland down toward the keyn tw bridge and there is a littlettle ramp with the sign that says roosevelt island. >> or you can paddle on the kayak. >> or you can bike. >> a lot of different options when it comes to the rooseveltet bridge. >> how are your arms feeling?fe? >> they're feeling all right. >> we are paddling all up river.

>> it's definitely getting rough. >> thank you so much.o much it's been fun being on the watee this morning. we have a link to key bridge boathouse. if you want to find out more about roosevelt island. coming up in our next hour, weh, are going to check out something called paddle board fitness. it's on the water and it's all the rage in georgetown. back to you in the studio.. >> holly, thank you very much.v it looks like a lot of fun. this is an interesting store event apple is investigatinginvg reports in china that a woman died while being electrocuted while trying to make a call with her iphone 5 while it was charging. this is has a lot of peoplepeope talking especially iphone users, and here to give us a perspective on this is doug a free lance technology writer. wr thank you for coming in.cong this is making rounds. a lot of buzz about this. th >> it's sad, it's strange, it doesn't quite add up to, though >> it doesn't quite add up. >> the iphone charger, if you

look it only outputs 5 bolts. if you have ever had a pleasure of touching a house wield wire,d that is what you get on an iphone. what could be, there's a lot of counterfeit chargers, peoplepe have taken them apart.apart. if you crack open an apple charger, it's well designed, bud a lot of third party stuff maybe not so much.not so if you had one of those and taken some damage, then bad things might happen, but i thinh the story with have seen so faro is not the whole thing. i don't think it's dangerous toa use an iphone or any other phone while it's charging.ch >> this is clearly not the apple product charger, something you may get in another store or thee street. >> if you have been to marketseo in china. there's a lot of stuff thatff looks like an iphone but isn'tut the real thing. >> really with the story making thmae round like this, and peope starting to hear about it and getting all of this buzz.

should they be concerned about this? >> i took a bigger risk walkinga to metro this morning. i'm not worried about using my phone while charging. if there was a danger, there would be a lot of technology journalist dead, because we are always charging our phone.ph >> talk about the technology, it's apparently a small amount of electricity. >> if you have ever plugged an ipad, to an iphone charger, ch it's not charging, and it charges really slow, that is why. but even the ipad charger, which charges 10 volts that is h not a lot of juice, either. >> is there anytime that we should be concerned about plugging these phones up, ask use them, is there anythinge other than the fact that we shouldn't get the third partypat charger, but anything else in there that is dangerous.dangerou >> probably not a good idea toea charge it while you're in the bath. >> under the obvious category, right? >> but other than that, not an issue.issue. >> the technology journal did

get shocked by a cheap phone the other day. i think there's more to the story. i feel bad for the peoplepeop involved, but i think it's not's the iphone or iphone charger. >> what did you -- what was youo reaction when you heard thehear story. >> what in. >> pretty much that.y much >> it's not really possible.. >> but you know science fiction has been telling us for years ye that our devices are out to kill us. there's always this worry, mayb, they were right. i don't think that is the case this time. >> apple is investigating, every time a claim comes out, theyth have to investigate something. >> how long do these investigations take, how long dg they normally take and then theh found what the problem is?s? >> good question. one example i can think of. there's been a few cases where h the batteries why stalled. they get into run away state ant they can catch fire.re. you remember boeing had the th problem with the 787.7. that was an involved investigation, but nokia had a

few phones, but a cheap battery with the tolerances be but it's a couple of months, you have to go through production records, who supplied what components. when was it made. made what was the conditions like in that factory. not a quick process, not, itnot, looks fine to me. >> last question before we go. how can you tell if you got anyy issues or potential issues either with the charger or the phone that may lead to some kind of danger? >> i think with apple's charger it would have to be physically damaged, like bare wires, orres, maybe you took a hammer to it. >> other than that. oth >> it's made of strong stuff. >> all right, thank you veryha y much for coming in. we appreciate it. >> allison, back over to you.to all right, wisdom. >> a lot of people worried aboud that one, good to hear that.tha. ahead at 9:00, about to be cut off, thousands of a crossoss prince george's county won't have water for days, possiblyssy starting today. what you need to know if you live in the region.region. plus, will it be a prince or a princess for will and kate as

we await the arrival of the new heir to the thrown. th we will share our gender guesses, totally unscientific, n we might want to say. fox 5 morning news continues after the break. it's 8:54. ♪

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very busy weekend here atat national harbor. harb so what is the economic impact going to be? why is this happening and why what can you do to prepare forfo it? i will have that coming up. and breaking her silence, aa juror in the george zimmermanzir murder trial opens up about why she found the neighborhood watch volunteer not guilty. plus shrouded in scandal,l, another lawmaker asked virginiag governor bob mcdonnell to step down. we will talk to the latest person making that resignation request. good morning, everyone.yone. i'm sarah symmops. let's get the latest on the hot weather with tucker barnes. >> reporter: good morning,, everybody. temperatures are jumping very quickly. overnight low only 80 at regulan national, and now we're up to 86 degrees, we're headed to the mid-to upper 90s. 83 at dulles. bwi marshall, 87 degrees and noa

we got sunshine building intobui the area after a little more cloudiness, these temperatures will quickly get into the 90s, heat advisory, yes, yesterday wr didn't have one.have today we have one for the urban areas, washington and baltimore under a heat advisory starting at noon today through 7:00 p.m. tonight and depend you're inde thi-- again you'repe mixingin ae mid-to upper 90s with the the humidity, it's going to feel like 100 and 105, that is dangerous heat, lots and lots os water if you you're going to be working outdoors. remember to keep yourself hydrated. that is the biggest risk here is prolonged exposure to the heatwave. most of those are fading off tog the south and the west. little back cold front trying to slide through, not really cold air behind it.t. this area of high pressure ispru going to give us high pressure.s heat index, pushing 105 later5 this afternoon. we should remain dry laterter today. more on forecast to know