they're going to get sick of me popping their sprinklers. >> what's popping their sprinklers? >> that's when you tie a string inside the hole in the sprinkler system and you pull it and water comes out and the alarms go off and you hear all over the prison, doot, doot, doot, the lights flashing and the water is then pouring out. i've never seen so much water come out of one little sprinkler. you can fill up a cell in like ten minutes. like an aquarium. like a huge block of water from going out the door. that ain't a bad idea either. >> he tends to feel there's a major miscarriage of justice against him and wants to get transferred to another facility where he's not going to go because he creates so many problems and he's a behavioral issue so they're not going to take him as a transfer because of the way he acts. >> thank you, mr. gomes. >> i'm not doing five years here. that's the bottom line. they're going to transfer me out of here or they'll take me out in a body bag. one way or another. >> looking at a bunch of dirty pictures isn't the same as molesting a child. >> the al

head. >> he tied a piece of bed sheet up on the sprinkler head up there and ready to pull the sprinklergoing in there, doing a cell search, take it out and check the cell for any other contraband or weapons because he's known to do this. >> because he's making threats and doing inappropriate things when i come on the shift we want to make sure there's nothing in here that would allow him to do, like for instance i'm looking down here beside this toilet and it seems to be a cup full of urine, and we'll have that taken out of here in a minute. the sprinkler head he thinks that's what we're looking for. the reality is he's loading up on urine so he can possibly throw it at someone if he's not getting his way. >> you know who that was for, for lieutenant medeiros. >> we'll get you out of the chair, is that fair? >> he singled me out, only one that comes to my cell, only one that writes me up and keeps hassling me so i was saving him a little present. >> he made threats he was going to use it to throw in lieutenant medeiros' face next time he comes around. that's a threat we take seriously.

this is fire sprinkler pipe. they hang this from the ceiling somehow, run the fire sprinkler line through here. about all the inserts and all the fittings, there is a lot of pre planning and coordination. you cannot drill into the slab. all the guys are up there nailing inserts from the top on the layout, all the walls laid out. there is a threaded insert ready for this. >> they did not go below and drill a hole. >> no, you see the spray painted lines? they basically give as a guideline so we know where the tendons are. >> all this is figured out before you pour the slab. then the wall is going out. the walls are, what are the call? what is this made of? >> they are framed with light gauge steel studs, which are typically 25 gauge. on this project, because it is a high-rise, they tend to be heavier due to the acceleration forces on the upper floors. typically one, too, or more layers of drywall over that. >> how much movement can we expect in a building like this, either with wind load or seismic load? high-rise

the hotel, they're not saying why the sprinklers were triggered. but i smell refund and maybe a lawsuit. >> talk about a nightmare on your wedding day. >>> now, some sports headlines and last night's playoff action. we get the highlights from espn. >> good morning. and welcome to your "sportscenter" update. i'm zubin mehenti. the oklahoma city thunder, standing one game from the nba finals, if they can pull off a win in game five. third quarter, durant up. russell westbrook down. then, durant to beat the third-quarter buzzer. had 22 of 27 in the second half. his team needed him the most. fourth quarter, james harden. that's why he's the sixth man of the year in the nba. russell westbrook had other ideas. 23. that's put the thunder up four late. less than a minute to go. two-point game. harden again, stepping back. bang. giving okc a little breathing room. final seconds. last chance for the spurs. manu ginobili, the rare start. the three and a tie. that's off the mark. thunder could wrap up the series with a win in game six in okc on wednesday. >>>

the first floor takes the longest. >> the major issues that follow include plumbing, fire sprinklers. >> mechanical. >> what is mechanical? >> heating and air-conditioning. >> these are residential units? >> correct. >> there are more services that may be an empty commercial office? >> this is true. >> let's work our way out. we have drilled, poured the first floor slab. >> you get the first floor slab port, then we start on the vertical columns and walls. then we start the decking. we are always chasing the cycle. >> how thick is the ground floor slab. >> 10 inches. the other floors are about 7.5. >> you are a structural engineer. you are one of the engineering firms that the city hired after the 1989 earthquake to evaluate the damage residents. we have a long and good working relationship. they are building this and they are doing post-tension slabs. what is that? >> it is a construction method that uses high strength tendons to work with concrete and make the concrete sections a better section for bending. it has a lot of benefits. the reduces the thickness of the slab, it reduces

. >> all of my family enjoyed the sprinkler yesterday. >> you cannot beat that. >> we will have to do that again today. ads for this afternoon. it's going to be another scorcher. a couple degrees warmer than yesterday. let's take a live look from our rooftop camera in georgetown. hazy sunshine already blazing in the sky. we will warm up to about 100 this afternoon. it was 98 yesterday in the district shy of the record. dulles made it to 94. today will be warmer than yesterday. 68 paul already in manassas, 78 at reagan national and annapolis. 70 in martinsburg. collins, 66 and muggy. areas of thick fog especially in culpeper and in fauquier county, patchy fog reported. and will burn off quickly. here's the breakdown of the forecast compared to the records for reagan national, 98 yesterday, shy of the record by one degree. we expect 100 today. the record is 98. i think we will break it. 93 is the forecast for tomorrow but 101 is the record high temperature set in 1988. we will be a far cry from that tomorrow afternoon. we will have additional clouds overhead and storms developing throug

there was a studio basement apartment, 10 by 20, a sprinkler head in the ceiling, and a sink and bathroom and refrigerator. i misspoke on the notice of violation. both addresses were on the brief. >> i have a question. mr. duffy, it seems to me the arguments made by the appellant are going to a course of problematic conduct in reprinting -- rerenting units. i would agree with council about the things that are at issue are not at issue. the concern is raised whether dbi would enforce -- sure the unit be taken off the market? and the tenant be evicted? is there going to be some follow-up on the part of the department? >> i think there should be. certainly, if we issue a first notice of violation and a second. if it is not adhered to, it should go to the city attorney's office. that action takes -- you know, we get liens on properties and stuff. i would say it takes a long time for that to happen, and eventually it does. but a lot of these cases, especially illegal dwelling units, they seem to get caught up in the illegal enforcement. if this unit was not removed and it did not receive a fin

. >> sprinklers provided some relief for tourists. this mother was happy he had a way to cool off. >> i think he is ok right now. >> for cooling centers were opened for senior citizens. it was an opportunity to get out of the heat and get hydrated. >> many seniors are not aware how quickly they can become ill from a lack of fluids, especially like days like this week. >> there were still people who chose to work outdoors, perhaps regreting and afterwards. >> tick -- metro has cruise riding the rails making sure there are no he related problems. it will be ok to drink water on trains and buses tomorrow. >> thank you. we are not alone here. 13 states across the northeast are under he warnings are advisory's. in the midwest the heat is still hanging on. temperatures in chicago and elsewhere are in the 90's. a break is forecast there tomorrow. >> we continue our forecast on wjla.com for you. we have a list of cooling centers for you. you can check out our photo gallery of the top foods that can keep dehydrated. >> our other big story the

>> i got on the roof and put a sprinkler on the roof all afternoon and we have been wetting the house all day because we have had embers coming down through the yard. it is really dry so we are concerned. >> reporter: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> reporter: firefighters say 50-60 residents have been erackuated. this is preliminary -- evacuated. this is preliminary. there were fire works last night and there is speculation that is what triggered this fire. >> audrey barnes thank you very much. >>> one person shot, 5 stabbed at a brawl over night. investigators say there were 100 people involved in the fight. john henrehan is in the news room with the latest. >> reporter: it took police a while to restore order and then there were casualties on the ground. as of now no one has been arrested in connection with the multiple assaults. >> reporter: evidence of the early sunday morning violence was scattered on the sidewalks at the shopping center. a promoter put on a karaoke night there. after 1:30 a.m. a fight broke out between two feallies. >> females. >> one pushed the other. >>

. >>> whether it's the poocialtion the sprrs -- pool, the sprinkler or the chesapeake bay, how people are cooling down. >> the supreme court makes the healthcare a bigger issue. and we all know kids spend a ton of time on social media but a new study shows how much. >> it feels like it's 110 downtown. feels like 114. we're tracking storms. we'll detail that coming up on the 5:30 edition of abc2 news. @ >>> we are really feeling this code red alert today. although it's a beautiful day at the beach, that may be the only way to stay cool. mike, what are we looking at for this weekend? >> it must be hot if nobody's on the beach. the eastern shore 99 to 100. d.c. is shattering the record of 104. man, is it hot. it feels like 110, feeling like 114 toward frederick. hagerstown feeling like 105. dangerous heat with the code red ray letter. we have this excessive heat warning. that will stay in effect until 9:00. it will linger well beyond sunset. we're expecting another nasty dangerous day with gusty thunderstorms possible. let's go out toward

plumbing, sheet metal, sprinklers, drywall, and electrical. at the construction training program, we have developed and teach with their volunteers a 12-week construction curriculum. we are privileged to spend fridays with the students. over the past year and a half, we have posted 14 internships for san francisco residence. we are committed to the mayor's summer jobs program and are hosting 6 san francisco president in -- resident interns. our administrative hiring goals are 50%. for full-time entry-level positions, 100%. interns, 88%. we are committed to bringing san francisco contractors on to our project. we have spent time entering and assisting our partners. supervisor mar: what is that the goal? this is the local businesses. >> 14%. compared to san francisco general, which is at 7%. we are about sustainability and stability. there is -- they are the cornerstones of what we're trying to accomplish with our workforce programs. you're looking for people to establish careers and construction. i'd just touched the surface of what we have com

the bay and low to mid 80s inland we'll save on air conditioning inland but you have to keep the sprinklerand irrigation systems on, no rain in this forecast not like sprinkles we had yesterday. >> i note that the giants game is tonight going to be chilly? >> not as breezy as normal but a little breezy the beginning of the game dropping to 56 you will need a light jacket. >> vogelsong on the mound we can only hope. >> go giants! >> special night for matt cain as mayor lee gives him the key to the city, it is going to be great, wonderful honor. >> for all of us here thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. >> keep track at twitter and >> keep track at twitter and talk about it now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only 25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr included. plus get hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] with u-verse tv, you can record four shows at once with a total home dvr that lets you play back, pause, or rew

the bay and low to mid 80s inland we'll save on air conditioning inland but you have to keep the sprinklerd irrigation systems on, no rain in this forecast not like sprinkles we had yesterday. >> i note that the giants game is tonight going to be chilly? >> not as breezy as normal but a little breezy the beginning of the game dropping to 56 you will need a light jacket. >> vogelsong on the mound we can only hope. >> go giants! >> special night for matt cain as mayor lee gives him the key to the city, it is going to be great, wonderful honor. >> for all of us here thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. >> keep track at twitter and >> keep track at twitter and taif you have copd like i do, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for

pipes that have been mangled by third party contractors, even homeowners like you and i installing sprinklers in their yards. >> crews repaired the gas line by late this morning. >>> an unusual and emotional reunion took place today at the medical center in san francisco. it was at that hospital where four kidney transplant recipients met their donors. the meeting follows a four way kidney swap that happened back in may. here's how it worked. a computer program allowed a friend or spouse who had volunteered to donate a kidney but was not an ideal match to donate their kidney to someone else. and then in return, their spouse or friend would get a kidney as well. >> it's very exciting to be part of something like this. and be able to help just like he said two people at once. it was really awesome. >> today's meeting was the first time those kidney recipients learned and met their donors. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. the other reasons why today's reunion was so unique. >>> stock in berkeley based annies organic food slipped today a day after a disappointing earnings report. annies earni

a lot of places have the sprinklers if you shut off the main in the street you shut off the fire systems. so, if you have a choice of shutting off the water in somebody's house go for the one that coming between the foundation, usually it's in the garage or basement. you turn it to the right. right to tighten, left to loosen. this is easier to turn on and off if you is get in the garage. if you can't use the one in the street. do it only if it's say safe to do so. if it's dangerous, leave it. >> this is a basic electric system. a switch and the screw in fuses. there are not many of these anymore. most have the breakers. okay. to show you what they look like. on, off. this is a safety box you can't get it open until you turn it off. a couple of screw in fuses. this is a cartridge and screw in fuses. here it says on and off. pull it out stick it upside down and stick it back in. circuit break /-rs this is what most have. you have the meter. that's how pg and e /khrarpblgs us. you have the big main. usually there are 60 or a hundred or 50. the little guys are 20-15-30. if you want to shut o

we might get a sprinkler to tomorrow but not much accidents over the pacific northwest to get a jaw andthwesterly flow and we'll see mostly sunny skies tomorrow a few buildups the moisture in the hemisphere dries up and to give you a time lapse but the atmosphere should do northwesterly flow here sunrise and then it all pops except the east bay hills again see a few buildups. mostly sunny skies gusty northwest plays in high 58 in some of the major hubs around the country last angeles looks funny in new york looks at rainy back in the day will be mostly sunny for the day that the cool side will have to wait for midweek for things to warm up to tomorrow's highs mostly in the '60s and is a look at the forecast in linarias and the low 80s and the rest of the week will go with stress the usual low clouds along the coasts and visit: u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, wait

it has been fire proved and fitted with sprinklers and everything, but the natural light makes it economically not feasible for us to do it. the costs go up astronomically when you start adding in having to deal with these requirements of the natural light. >> thank you. >> i also am in support of the deletion of this section of the code. for the design professionals in the industry, it becomes a creativity issue. when you have properties with limited frontage is -- frontages made up of 25 50-foot lots better sandwich side-by- side, right here, like because the -- light becomes a valuable commodity. we have the problem of creating more bedrooms. this has always been in the code. this has always been something that is practiced. without this, you have to rely on light wells and complicated egress restrictions. the process in the way this change came about, there was no notice to the industry, no notice to those who have plans in the process already. it was very amongst 100, or 150 mostly green building code revisions or modifications. it came out of nowhere to the industry, and the industry is

in the historic mining town, firefighters have laid seven miles of hoses, an intracat system of sprinklers to protect this mountain community. evacuations here are mandatory. tom miller refuses to leave. >> i wake up and the first thing i do, i see flames. every night, it gets a little closer. >> reporter: wildfires in utah, colorado and arizona have devoured tens of thousands of acres, but new mexico's fire with its isolated, rugged terrain, is among the toughest to fight. >> this fire will probably burn until we get our monsoon rains, mid-july. >> reporter: with a blaze that could burn for months, the back breaking work could continue for weeks. tonight, crews draw a line in the sand while the moving monster gets closer and closer. crews say this fire is roughly 15% contained, but the bad news, those nasty winds gusting upwards of 50 miles per hour are going to fan flames all night. >>> back east, a lot of folks are cleaning up after wild weather here. three confirmed tornados and flash floods that did quite a bit of damage and knocked out power to homes and businesses in virginia, maryl

>> i got the family and immediately put the sprinkler on the home. >> firefighters got the blaze contained in about 12 hours. no residents were hurt or property lost. >>> police in montgomery county still have not made any arrests in connection to a giant brawl over the weekend t started with an argument between two women -- it started with an argument between two women and it didn't take long before about 100 people got involved in the parking lot of the festival shopping center. one person was shot, five others stabbed. none of the injuries are life- threatening. >>> developing in egypt, reaction to the country's first competitive presidential elections. hundreds of thousands of people gathered in tahrir square after a member of the muslim brotherhood was declared president-elect of egypt. >> reporter: egypt's president- elect, mohammed morsi, focused on his objectives for egypt. >> i'm determined, with you to, to build a new egypt. a national state with a modern democratic constitution and i will spend all my time on this big project. >> reporter: morsi face as a struggle for power with

sprinkler heads, plumbing, irrigation. these things are fundamentally important to us. supervisor avalos: maybe it is time to actually comment. i live right next to mclaren park and another park. in the past several years, there have been tremendous improvements there. i know we have seen a slide in staffing levels. certainly, there are people during the gardening work and maintenance work, and they are very stretched for their time. i am not sure if it is because i live right next to the park that i get to see it that way, but it is actually something a lot to remark on. i have mentioned it before that it is very well-maintained along the edges and within the borders. it is very impressive. mclaren park is another issue because there are a lot more things to attend to in the park, but i have seen improvements there as well. so i just wanted to say that before we move to other aspects on the budget while you're on your discussion of maintenance. >> thank you. we are incredibly proud of our staff. this is a department that does more with less. isaf takes a lot of pride i

you can always go to ktvu.com for more information on the sprinkler healthcare ruling. just go to the healthcare cap on the front page. >> we have enjoyed this. >> this was a special extended edition. we thank you for joining us. it has been quite interesting. >> it has. thank you for trusting ktvu. much more coming up on channel 2 news at noon. have a great day. we now resume our regular programming already in progress. the british rgin islands. love how the change is so instantaneous. and then he turns a translucent lavender lavender. >> instantly and they transform. >> if we weren't following along we would not have been able to find him. >> i love that he just came out to play. there is someone that is checking him out. >> it is crazy that i'm craving calamari. >> there is a new superhero c coming to save the world, and he is going to fly, fly, fly. >> it's attention, you get to be the center of attention. >> there is another video im >> you have to jump, land, and roll right away. >> and he follows instructions well. >> yeah, he took is very seriously. >> it does h

fire up the sprinkler, jump in pool, go to the beach. >> you don't have a choice. >> today marks thening of another heatwave. mid 90's this afternoon. \ tomorrow we will be in the thick the intense heat and humidity. heat on theenging way. let's look at our rooftop camera. \ beautiful sunrise right now over the district. a gorgeous sunrise this morning. 71 at reagan national airport. along the waterways, basically, about 70 degrees. in the suburbs, low 60's. 61 in gaithersburg, 59 in martinsburg, 57 in cumberland. yesterday in the midsection of , butountry there was heat it's migrating in our direction. was 102 degrees in dallas and kansas. the intense heat and humidity intoy moving our way washington. be in the thick of it tomorrow. is moving along a high pressure system. is gettingair squeezed off to the northeast and parts of maine and the canadian maritime. not return anytime soon. sunny today, 95, southwesterly wind. we have an excessive heat watch tomorrow. the heat and humidity will combine to make it phyllite 110 tomorrow afternoon. the heat index values up to 110 tomorrow. a

but he returns every few hours to turn on pumps and sprinklers. >> i figured if we could keep the trees from going up beside the house it would keep out from going over the roof. >> reporter: federal fire fighters took over managing the runaway fire. but bringing it under control will depend on the weather. >> still a lot of fuel around our houses. so if it comes in from a different direction we could still be in trouble. >> we thought we were trapped because we didn't think we could get to the highway and get up or down. >> reporter: the high park fire is one of several burning in the west. new mexico's little bear fire is burning in forest where in 1950 a fire orphaned a little bear cub. fire fighters named him smoky bear. he grew up to become the symbol of the u.s. forest service. >> only you can prevent forest fires. >> reporter: prevention is one challenge. putting out a fire like this one will take days perhaps weeks. the hope for containment today i will tell you is tenuous, entirely dependent on weather conditions. we may be at zero after today. and sometimes you just have days

turn on the sprinkler in the backyard. let's look at the sunrise this morning over. the over six minutes ago. crisp, clear sunrise because we don't have haze due to the lack of humidity. low humidity today. open the windows for the first part of the day. then you will want the air conditioner for the afternoon. it will be 87. that is average. 69 at reagan national. 62 in gaithersburg, 57 at dulles airport, 52 in manassas, 52 in cumberland petersburg, west virginia 45. take a look at some of the high temperatures from yesterday. 109 in rapid city, south dakota. 105 for the record as well in denver. 104 in oklahoma city. 106 in dallas and that was not even a record. if 115 in nebraska and in kansas. those were the highest temperatures yesterday. as the height shouldigh ships, the warm air will move into washington. temperatures will climb into the in low 90's tomorrow. upper 90s on friday through the weekend. no clouds overhead right now. we can still see the cloud line over the ocean. that is the cold front from a couple days ago. low humidity today, 87 northwesterly

fire is enough of a hazard that the homeowners' association put in sprinklers to keep the hill from drying out, but they were capped today and of no help to firefighters either. the george family got stuck in traffic, backed up on 87 and saw the fire engines and realized it was happening again, right next to their home. >> the first time it was pretty scary, because it was a little more widespread than this. but now i think -- and we're hoping because of the road here it won't really come to the houses. >> reporter: no evacuations, but the nearest residents were warned to shelter in place with engines positioned for protection. the south bay has seen a busy start to fire season with this grass fire and another at the landfill in milpitas also today. we're live in san josi, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on that red-flag warning with video shows very dry and brown grass on mount diablo. the national weather service expects that guidant high temperatures and low humidity is leading to a red-flag warning until 11:00 tomorrow morning. >> the fire was first reported

importantly, is that the first amendment makes no -- it is only going to be in the 20th century that the sprinklers going to interpret the 14th amendment is applying all of the first of the states. most of the states, and certainly all of the states in which jews actually lived, had granted jews full equality by 1826 and the last was maryland. it is easy at any point to find discrimination and prejudice against jews, when you rip compare the american situation to some utopian ideal, but what is going on elsewhere in the world, even in england where jews could not serve in government, or in germany, or in eastern europe, where the majority of jews, when you look that way ,-com,-com ma the american experiment is a great experiment. there is no parallel to the great document that america has. the documents are ideal, admittedly. had america not appear differently, most jews would not have crossed over there. it was mighty dangerous crossing the ocean. they came to america believing that america was indeed different. and i think european jews took a great interest in the american experiment. yes, i do

homeowners are using sprinklers to sprinkle the ground around their homes. >> we figured if we can keep the trees wet it will keep the fire from coming up over the house. >> firefighters gained ground on another fire in new mexico. >>> a new study shows noise may be keeping hospital patients from getting the rest they need. researchers at brigham & young looked at 12 sleepy health volunteers. the first they slept without interruptions, the second they were interrupted with noises and they found that a noisy environment led to a worst night's sleep. >>> and five healthy fast food meals. at the top of the list. chick-fil-a healthy grilled nuggets and cheese burgeer happy mooel and a kids meal from burger king. sonic kids junior meal. denny's build your own junior grand slam has 100 more milligrams than sodium that's recommended for kids to consume at breakfast. >> but i can have a kids meal. >> you can have a kids meal, you will want more than one. >> i need a smaller serving size anyway. >> no more kids meals. you got to -- >> really for adults. >> okay. >>> 5:19 now. getting a look at h

you don't need firefighters because you have sprinklers in your homes. his needs don't match those of many americans. >> do you agree with that? >> no. >> the prism with which romney sees the world is through the millionaire's stance. >> i actually reject that. we had very wealth yy president in the past. they also went to private school and had private security. that's the point. it is not about how much money you have, it's about the lens you use to look at the world. that is not necessarily the product of your experience. that goes to questions of character and breadth of judgment and other things that are relevant for the next president. on the health care point. it is important to remember that romney is where, unfortunately, where the american people are. the polls are bad for obama on obama care. partly because there have been so many lies told in the last few years. when he goes after, you know, this question and says that small business is not hiring because obama care. although it is not true, it sounds right to voters. it sounds intuitively tr

. >>> wouldn't it be nice if we got enough rain to turn the sprinklers off for a while.hat kind of rain. we don't get that kind of rain in june very. we are looking at light drizzle even some rain developing where you see the green. rain is possible around sea ranch, not to fort ross along king ridge road you can see that heading to the highway possibly getting a little moisture on them right now. the whole system starting to roll into the northwest corner of sonoma county back building to the south and west along the cold front that is going to move in i think right after the morning commute -- from mid-morning to mid-afternoon drizzle until then. >>> live shot of the bay bridge toll you can see the grey skies that mike is talking about but not affecting the commute. toll plaza metering lights off incline section the entire up heer deck moving well. checked in with all -- all mass transit everybody is on time, n judah working again, new ferry you will hear from amy hollyfield about that in a couple of minutes. >>> developing news out of san francisco. police investigati

. >> or run through a sprinkler. >> that is great. >> i haven't been to the pool yet this season. i have to go. >> you can do water balloons. something with water. >> anything to stay cool. >> anything. let's do temperatures and overnight, we just did this last night as. we our temperatures aren't falling back a whole lot overnight. part of the problem with the heat we've is the overnight temperature don't really cool down. when you are starting your day in the upper 70s and low 80s, it is not going to be a terribly comfortable afternoon. right now, 78 in washington. 76 in baltimore. you can see all the heat. yesterday, we had a few spots in the 60s. awed today, we are in the 70s. 76 in ocean city and 72 in winchester. looking at our radar, not a lot to talk about. yesterday turned into a mostly sunny day. today will be more of the same with that lift aring heat developing through the afternoon. high temperatures later today, how about upper 90s. i think a few of us will touch 100-degree later today. better chance today that some records will fall than yesterday. we are lucky to g

went upstairs, got ahold of the family, let them know what was going on and immediately put the sprinkler on the home. >> reporter: this was a difficult fire to contain. it was basically in a densely planted 30-acre tree farm. it went up like kindling. joe martino snapped a few photos. >> the blaze was 100 feet in the air behind this two-story house. >> reporter: more than 50 residents were evacuated welcomed in by the kent island elks lodge. finally after a 12-hour assault some good news. >> wen now we're 100% contained which means we have it surrounded. we have the forrester here who cut several lines around it with a bulldozer. >> reporter: now the investigation as to the causeunder way. >> we heard there were some fireworks in the area last night. we don't know if that was the cause, but it's certainly a possible as dry as it is. >> reporter: at the end of the day paul's house was untouched by the flames. >> we're very grateful to all the fire departments here doing the hard work. >> we're told one firefighter was slightly injured fighting that brushfire. no residents were hurt or pro

. >> a good sprinkler systems in your home. >> average blue collar fan of dressage, and also goes byt name horse ballet. >> romney's base. >> talk is cheap. >> quiet rooms, martin. >> you don't talk too much. >> if you want to give the policies of the last decade another try, then you should vote for mr. romney. >>> joining us is joe williams, who covers the white house for politico, and steve core neki, a senior writes at salon.com and msnbc contributor. welcome to both. you cover the white house, you heard about the heckling. have you ever seen anything about this before? >> i have not. it was breathtaking, and what's interesting "the daily caller" is getting for this stunt journalism bakley trying to draw attention from themselves. it all goes in with this notion that this president has delegitimized from day one. certainly conservatives -- quite remarkable. >> why do certain conservatives believe it is acceptable to heckle the president, be it the rose garden or of course that joint session of congress where the congressman shouted "you lie" always over the issue of immigration.