they're very clammy.onis: so i'd like to offer $200,000 for a third of the business so the three of us can be equal. mark: wow. lemonis: the $200,000 is gonna go towards putting inventory on the shelves, coming up with new designs and ideas, coming up with new packaging, and we're gonna pay your dad back. mark: yes. i like it. sam: i like it. i do. that feels right, and it feels fair. lemonis: remember, i'm 100% in charge. sam: [ sighs ] lemonis: normally, i wouldn't offer this much for a start-up business that's this small, but in this case, i feel like it has a ton of potential and a ton of needs. i've also elected to take less equity in this particular business than i normally would, and the reason for that is most start-ups can't afford to pay big salaries or big bonuses, and so the way that sam and mark are gonna make their ultimate pay day is that they're gonna have a nice equity offering. sam: thank you so much, marcus. i'm so happy. can we hug? mark: you sure your name's not like clark kent or som

stay hydrated with water and nausea and vomiting and dizziness and if you are cold or pale and have clammyitioned environment. heatstroke, very serious, body temperature of 103 or higher and no vomiting with heatstroke and hot, red, dry, or damp skin. in this case, call 911 immediately, and we will come back and detail and track the heat index tomorrow and talk about the yellow weather alert we had to issue. >>> all right, top. new at 6:00, it's been six months since the largest national protest in u.s. history. the women's march made big promises and now it turns out that a lot of women are keeping the promises running for office. peggy fox reports that the trump effect is taking hold in the commonwealth. >> reporter: 50 women ran for office this career and 10 of them won, inspired by the election. >> when trump was telling us who he was on the campaign, it was like i don't take shortcuts. i believe you. i believe you will deport immigrants. i believe you will discriminate against people that look like me. >> reporter: she quit her job as a cyberspecialist in homeland security. >> it's a

nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and also cold, pale, and clammy skinment if you have any of these symptoms, you need to get inside. if your body temperature gets above 103, you're in big trouble. hot, red, or dry, or damp skin. in this case, you call 911 immediately. the next two days are going to be dangerously hot, like today. issuing a yellow weather alert. high heat indices an extreme risk there. it looks like heat exhaustion. you've got to limit your time outdoors. we'll come back and let you know if we extended those yellow weather alerts through the weekend, and when we can look forward to the heat wave finally breaking. >>> we're just getting started here on 9 wusanews at 5:00. includes how new cameras to making d.c. millions. >> and a story that got social media fired up. a texas school is bringing >>> i feel that they poisoned myself, my wife, and my kids. >> a father claims his family has been forced to live with polluted well water. in court, they say it's the power company. don't miss it tonight on wusa9. >>> the owner is looking at a pretty big cleanup job. a large water pipe

nausea, vomiting and dizziness and clammy skin could be getting into heat exhaustion. you need to get into a cool room. more importantly, heat stroke body temperature close to 103 or higher. this is serious. you need to called 911. nausea, headache and confusion. people do get confused. hot, red or dry skin is signs of heat stroke. with these symptoms you need to called 911. this can happen in a matter of 15 minutes depending on your body type and how much heat your putting on your body. we have a heat advisory tomorrow. it can be from que to 52109. we will track those by the hour and talk about a yellow weather alert for friday. not this time for heat. >>> our digital team is here to help you handle those hot temperatures. lets go to wusa 9 facebook page. >> following breaking news in the district police just announced they made an arrest in a hit and run case that nearly killed a young transgender woman in northeast. stephanie ramirez has that force tonight. >> reporter: the friends tell me the victim got out of the icu but still in the hospital in critical condition

heat exhaustion with heavy sweating and dehydration nausea and vomiting dizziness and cold pale clammy skin. if you have the symptoms you may need to get into the ac immediately. for heatstroke body temperature over 103 nausea headache or confusion not so much vomiting and also hot red dry or damp skin. any of these symptoms call 911. the yellow weather alert tomorrow the high heat is extreme isolated storms. in terms of impact we could have power outages with high heat moderately impact as they close down some of the rails. we will come back and talk about the yellow weather alert for friday but not for heat. >>> the extreme heat is not only dangerous for people but it can take a toll on your pets. we have video of police breaking a window to rescue dogs left in a hot suv in seattle. janice park shows us how the situation can quickly turn deadly. >> we know about the dangers of our cars and kids but what about dogs? it only takes 15 minutes for a dog to be damaged. we're going to check the temperature inside in five- minute increments. it has been five minutes as you can see it says 1

that feeling you come from really nice comfortable air conditioning and your hands get clammy from stepping outside. doorway back in the nice climate controlled space is 5 feet away from me and i'm sweating like crazy already. lets get to the hit, momma can get back inside. take a look here it is a hot, hot day. record to beat is 98. we are calling for a high of 96. flirtation with that certainly and that high was set in 1994 which interestingly enough, fun factor you was summer of that here comes the top of the charts. interesting irony and dual symbolism there. love that. eighty-two is what it feels like right now. sunnies barely about to come up, and we're going to heat up from here. go by feels like value here today, rather than air temperature. that will serve you better. storm scan is empty, it won't stay that way toward tail end of the day and toward night fall we will have a couple showers locally very gusty thunderstorms out there. high again project to hit 96. shore no picnic either 94 there and up in the mountains thankfully a little relief in that regard your high hits 83 degree

you're sweating a lot and you've got cool pale and clammy skin.rious, you would feel a headache you wouldn't be sweating and your skin would be red hot and dry. but please be aware of these symptoms in case you're working out today outside its not a pretty day to be out there. maybe just do it indoors today or skip a day. >> skip it. i did mine yesterday when it was fairly decent outside. >> i did mine last winter. [laughter] >> the big trouble with heat stroke is that people who are undergoing heat stroke don't always know it. >> right. >> it can be extremely dangerous. take the heat very seriously today. if you have to work outside at all for any extended period of time make sure you're taking those breaks. again today is the hottest day of the week and then we'll get some better weather by the weekend. thursday 9:00 a.m. lots of sunshine out there. we're going to heat things up rather quickly. our one saving grace today, could we pop a thunderstorm in the afternoon. you see futurecast doesn't love the idea but it does show some hit or miss show

illness when it comes to exhaustion do you feel dizzy or faint excessive sweating rapid pulse or clammyn. get to the air conditioner. find a way to stay cool. drink lofts water. on the flip side a little bit more severe, a bad headache, no sweating, hot dry skin, nausea and unconsciousness. if you see any of these symptoms in anyone or feel them yourself call 911. that could be a sign of heat stroke and we really want to you take care of yourself its not like we've never seen this kind of heat before, this is typical over the course of any given summer in philadelphia but these are one of the -- this is one of those days and tomorrow as well where you just need to be extra cognizant. 71 is count dewpoint. that's high -- current dewpoint. it's high out there and bordering on unsir rabble depending on your location with dewpoints climbing higher in southern new jersey. there's a lot of health impacts with this heat today especially if you fall in that sensitive category. children, elderly asthma, anything like that. this is going to be a bothersome stagnant air mass for you. look at the h

you'll recall i was sweating when you walk outside the door it was so clammy, so steamy. no longer. i'm in the saying it is completely dry air mass but feels comfortable outside, just cloud at the moment though, looking at storm scan you will notice is a specific across berks, lehigh counties a couple stray showers rolled through. those have had a chance to fist alloway and we are left just with some cloud overhead but i wouldn't be shocked if you saw drizzle at some point throughout the day. notice win these lines that are streak ago cross the screen, they are moving primarily on shore and that will keep us stuck in the cloud today. as day progresses, it is cooler. normal high 87. we have barely cracked 80 degrees. eighty is cool but for this time of the year it is. coming up later in the show we have wet weather that will work its way in to the forecast and when i say wet weather we're talking about rain. when you need umbrella that is a crucial part of the forecast and i will let you know later on. >> i know rain is necessary, katie but sometimes it is just exhaust continuing, is

too, you know the feeling when you come from the climate controlled, all the sudden your hands get clammy, that's what you'll notice when you come out from the air-conditioning outside. yes, we'll talk for the next 72 hours, jim, you'll be smitzin. >> get one of those portable fans and keep it pointed at you the next few days. it doesn't really get better from here, for the next few days, you're got really substantial heat, very substantial humidity. but let's throw in some unsettled weather while we're at it, too, talking dog days of summer. take a look at storm scan, for the moment not looking all that interesting. had heavier thunderstorms, now cleared new jersey, as the morning progresses, i won't be shocked to see more northern suburbs, berks county, bucks, ends up with shower or thunderstorm here, but will prime afterly wait until this afternoon or evening, any of these thunderstorms rumbling through, they could douse you, if you plan to be out all day long, wouldn't be the worse idea to take your umbrella with you. this is what it feels lining, at the moment, interestingly only abo

excessive sweating, clamminess and wrapped weak pulse if that is your system get in the air conditionings fast as possible, put a cool compress on and try to cool off and drink lots of water. that is beverage of choice. if we're talking heat stroke you will have a bad headache, no sweating, interestingly, hot, dry skin, nausea, unconsciousness. that is a big one if that ever happened call 911 immediately. pay attention tour body here. at noon time today dangerous heat, excessive heat watches, warnings or warnings specifically in that magenta shaded area heat advisory every where else, if this last step, until tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. height of both today and tomorrow afternoon you will feel this at its worse but could feel as hot as 103. outside boardwalk plaza things are nice and quiet safe for crews up and down shoreline. if you are taking advantage of the beach, all and all it looks like a great beach day say for the fact it is so darn hot. have your tents ready, shade or umbrella ready to go and expect lots of sun and perfect excuse to dip in the waves here. water temperature getting up

if you have heavy sweating or dehydration, nausea, vomiting or dizziness or cold, pale and clammy skin, you need to get into an air conditioned environment as soon as possible. we'll come back and talk about the symptoms of heatstroke. >>> you can take the power of d.c.'s most accurate forecast with you in the morning. download our wusa9 app right now. >>> now to some breaking news from the trump administration, our news partners at the washington post are reporting tonight that the president has asked ability to pardon friends, family and even himself. why? according to the post reporting, it's a possible way to undermine or limit the investigation by special counsel robert mueller into possible ties between russia and the trump campaign. now just as this report was breaking, the spokesperson for the president's outside lawyers announced his resignation. >> it's captured imaginations and taken over social media. the promise of a hyper loop, an underground ride from new york to d.c. in 29 minutes. billionaire and whacky idea guy elon musk originally said his underground boring company

if you feel faint or dizzy, nauseous, heavy sweating with cold clammy skin, that's heat exhaustion.eat stroke. that is a lot more. that is the main sign of heat stroke. also an altered mental state or some behavior problems. flush skin and rapid breathing and heart rate. if you see these symptoms get help right away. >> some folks getting in that morning exercise. a lot of people out there this morning. some cooling centers are there as well. for now i'm live at the art museum. back to you. >> you sometimes work out outside like you and i do, i think this is the day to go inside and be on the treadmill. >> yeah, be really smart. check on your pets, make sure they have water. they cannen othe senior citizens who lives nearby. >> and i'll talk more about this heat wave. >> and today is going to be the worst of this season. you heard matt mention it's a muggy morning. the humidity even higher than the last few days and that will lead to dangerous head this afternoon. that's why we've issued a triple digits in most neighborhoods. and late this afternoon and especially this evening we'll

if you are with someone and they look pale with clammy skin, that's an indication of heat exhaustion a fast but weak pulse and heavy sweating. now jump to heatstroke. hot red skin, rapid strong pulse and a body temperature of over 103 degrees. in addition, you can look for these signs. heat exhaustion, thauz ya and dizziness, fast ask weak pulse with that muscle cramps and weakness possible and fainting. heatstroke, though, you can also experience nausea and dizziness with a headache and confusion, shallow breathing and also fainting. so notice some symptoms are both categories. but these are things to keep in mind if someone is confused or have a headache. so here's the first aid you can administer. move the victim to air-conditioned areas. lay the person down with loose clothing, a cool, wet clothe can be applied. you can fan the victim and offer them sips of water. if they continue to get sick, you need to seek medical help. heatstroke becomes a very dangerous situation. this is when you need to call 911, take that person to the hospital. move them to a cooler conditioned area. it

high humidity granted but doesn't feel clammy or soupy, like it did last week when it was so hot.de palmyra cove nature park a little bug hanging out here too but we do just have cloud overhead so you may see drizzle throughout the day, not much, and then we have latest system getting its act together. this is what will bring in our next round of heavier rain toward tail end of the week. we could have heavier thunderstorms firing up second half of tomorrow but mostly featuring a brighter sky, by friday though, you have to walk outside with rain gear here, second half of the day but keep umbrella ready to go anytime, saturday may start off with rain, but then starts to clear out, sunday looks awesome, monday, tuesday look awesome. hanging on to these vacation day and you want to burn a few look to monday and tuesday and make it a nice long weekend. >> thanks so much, katie, good morning, happy wednesday, still looking outside, everything looking good. an area we are slowing down right now i-95 south approaching betsy ross bridge. we have two far left lanes where we are seeing slow

heat exhaustion makes you feel faint or dizzy you're sweating a lot and you have cool pale and clammyg at all. in fact, your skin will be red, hot and dry. in fact if you are sweating and you stop sweating, that is very serious. >> keep all that in mind. all right. coming up on fox5 news morning a michigan rocker is planning to run for a seat in the u.s. senate. >> and peyton manning calls out kevin durant at the espy's. >> we're taking a live look outside right now across the region. the time now is 5:42. the temperature is 80 degrees. we have to figure one of of these clocks is right. i'm going with ours. >> they want to make sure you get there on time. if you set your clock two minutes fast -- >> then you'll never be late. >> that's right. z2d1iz z16fz y2d1iy y16fy >> ♪ >> taking a look at that picture right there. >> uh-huh. >> the calm and peaceful serenity of the morning. >> the sun rising, the start of a new day. >> that's right. and then it's like, just flew in front of the screen. >> uh-huh. >> and the microwave its like turning on a microwave. >> literally i took a shower th