for the season. >> reporter: here's what the pool looked like before. it was very drab. a cage over the bleachers, no paint, and weeds in the grass areas. neighbors removed the cage, painted those bleachers and added cabanas. >> nice to see the potential for such a nice location in the city. >> reporter: the pool will remain open at least through the next six weeks. in graduate hospital, nbc 10 news. >>> speaking of pools, a wilmington city public pool has a new name tonight. it's been renamed the joseph r. biden jr. aquatic center. the vice president was there for the unveiling. he worked here as a high school senior, even sat up in his old chair which bears his name as well. >> the neighbors always had my back. and god willing, i've always had your back. and i'll always have it. >> friends and colleagues say biden's time at the pool helped shape the politician he became. >>> turning to our first alert weather now. gorgeous evening to grab dinner outside. these people hanging outside the whole foods in spring garden. and after dinner wasn't too hot for

when we mote in the pool, we chat. 's where you are at ease to talk to others. >> iceland finds itself in the top three of the world's happiest countries. researcher believe the pools are a big reason for it. why is this place so happy? >> if you think of health and wellness and being free from disease but also the meant l and the social aspect of health and wellness. >> i think the heat and the geno thermal heat and the pool has a lot to do with that. we feel good there. >> like kari says -- life is good here. if i was not from here, this would be my first choice of where to live. there is a tight knit network of family and friends here. >> appropriately, it was snowing while we were in the pool. no one everyone battered an eye. another experiee uniquely as this place and its people, molded by the extreme elements a landscape that can change size and medicine all over the world. vital signs with doctor sanjay gupta is brought to you booy duba healthcare city, go to cnn.com/vi cnn.com/vi cnn.com/vitalsigns. every tv doc

and all of the elements flare out in a radius that circle the whole pool. e you're in the house, you can look right down a line to the middle of the pool. every grout line of limestone on the house, every seam on the butt-glazed glass windows, every door, everything lines up with the middle of the pool. >> floor-to-ceiling glass walls provide not just breathtaking views, but also bounce the natural light off the geometrically positioned limestone floors. this door is very, very unique. >> continuing with the curvilinear nature of the house, the door itself is a curved piece of glass that is shaped around the pool, just like the rest of the house. >> the view is really spectacular, unobstructed -- completely unobstructed. >> we have endless sunset and city light views here. this is a great community in north scottsdale called estancia. probably, in my opinion, one of the best pieces of property in all of north scottsdale because the property is located on three sides of pinnacle peak, which is a landmark mountain in the community. so you have unbelievable vie

of the pool and his son tried tojump in the pool to save the kids, so u nfortu nately the pool to save of them have died. there were a couple of other people trying to help them, they we re people trying to help them, they were also trying to jump to be pool but they understood there was electricity in the pool, so they had some minor injuries. but the thing is that unfortunately five people have died. we don't want to speculate about exactly what has happened here, it is absolutely tragic obviously. do we have any idea about the safety precautions that were in place there or the safety record germany? the news agency, safety record germany? the news ne safety record germany? the news agency, one of the biggest ones in turkey, they are reporting about the ca bles turkey, they are reporting about the cables around the pool, i guess there were some restoration that was going on over there. so u nfortu nately going on over there. so unfortunately right now we don't know the real reason, but the speculation is that there were some ca bles speculation is that there were some cables and that

it's in the pool. >> walk it around the perimeter of the pool. >> reporter: i have to walk it around the entire pool. >> absolutely. >> reporter: why? >> to make sure if there's any voltage in any area of the pool it will help detect. if it's a small amount, it needs to be close to the source. >> reporter: so the voltage may be over there. >> absolutely. >> reporter: and if it's flashing green. >> everything's good. it's safe to swim. >> reporter: now for the real test. can it spot electric to purposely electrify the pool, turning up the voltage and sticking the wire in the water. okay, so we have the electrical wire in the water right now and we know there's electricity in here right you. >> dangerous amount of voltage in the water right now. >> reporter: the alarm should go off. >> it will absolutely go off. >> reporter: let's see. you're confident. >> confident. >> reporter: let's see. put it in. wow, already. beeping red. and it's loud. >> and it's loud to make sure people stay out of the water. >> reporter: and i want to walk it down to the other end of the pool because i find it

the d.c. pools, and the fact that so many people don't know they're out there and they're free. >> well, i don't know if they don't know that they're out there because our pools are just filled to the brim throughout the summertimes. when it comes to summer you're going to think of d.c. parks and recreation. we have over 50 aquatic facilities whether 19 outdoor pools, the spray park or indoor pools. so, we are doing lots of fun activities and events throughout the summer. >> and i guess also, too, if you don't live in d.c., you can still use the pools. you pay a small fee, but they are open to use as well. >> one thing unique to the district of columbia if you are a district resident you get to utilize the pool for how much? for free. free for district residents to c that's why we have such huge numbers. if you are a visitor to the district of columbia, you can come and visit the pool and get into the pool. as you say, there is a nominal fee for nondistrict residents. >> and, councilmember white, i

throw it out there. >> i was in the pool. til pool. >> yesterday. i was in the pool. >> last summer. >> okay, so, what is the temperature outside? >> it is 70s, in the lower 70s right now. >> seventy-three. >> the air temperature. >> bob is losing it. oh, my goodness. >> need a tissue? >> turning red. >> bus stop buddy, the ocean water temperature in the 60s, so we've got some sledge and happening there. national see shell day. so it is a great day to be at the shore. now that school is out, for the summer. rain we saw earlier in southern delaware out of here. wife couple of thunderstorms for later on, but right now beautiful, 74 degrees, stray thunderstorm later in the day, high 87 degrees, for this longest day of the year sunset time 8:33. >> good channels to sit out around the pool in the backyard. >> jammo on 95, northbound, sun glare, and an accident northbound right near route 320. tying us up. eastbound on the pennsylvania turnpike accident ft. washington we got ooh normal westbound gator delay, and sun glare delay. nor

mostly sunny, feeling nice out there if you are by the pool. w, clouds and showers keep us on the cool side, and upper level low pressure system going to spin over us the next few days, that will bring the clouds and cooler weather, 72 on wednesday. storm system moves out thursday and looks nice as we end the work week. that's the way it look, annie and tom, back to you guys >>> this falls into the category of something you need to know, all new this morning, what is lurk, in your pool? >> as pools open for summer, experts say there are simple steps to help protect you from something that may be in the pool water besides chlorine, fox's teney howard has this story. >> reporter: be careful, because you might land in a pool full of urine that could make you sick. >> there are a number of chemicals in urine that will they react, they generate en - compounds in can be dangerous or at least irritating to humans studying the impacts of ming in the pool, there are two compounds especially harmful >> try color mean is generated in every pool, it has peo

dip in the pool, almost every day. itney was first person to see the fawn. >> i thought she fell in and was in danger, but after 45 minutes of her laying in the land scaping then going back into the pool, i realized that she was not in danger, she knew what she was doing, and how to swim. >> oldest son, yig christian sae had a staredown with the baby beer deer, i asked him who seemed to be more afraid. >> deer was staring at me, i was like, don't move. >> you had a staredown with the baby deer. >> yeah. >> totally. >> who won? >> baby deer? >> yeah. >> kids and the dad stephan showed me where bambi comes in. he must be little. he was -- show me, how big in. >> this big. >> like this big. head up here. >> must be really skinny. >> he slides through. >> we sat in the pool in hopes that bambi would come by and i could get my own video that did not happen. which was upsetting. ♪ ♪ >> i have questions about parenting skills of these deer, who is supervising the baby deer swimming? >> someone needs to call wild production ons

>> fill the pool. >> a couple of hour. takes half-hour to unload 7,000 gallons at the pools. well water. >> that made a lot of sense. that is worth it. >> that made a lot of sense. >> that is worth it. i think i could be disappoint. >> the sergeant and wenten to a teacher for 19 years where he teaches junior rotc at a school unriverside county. that is in jeopardy now. >> woe. >> woe. >> i am fired. >> an army directorrive that went on extensive back ground check of all 7,000 instructors in the army to see if there wasan thing in the back ground to keep them unsuitable to be on the children. >> missed formation and authorized to be in the bar racks are in 1903 and a church listen to he doesn't know what it is. his pay cut in half. the license to teach and the contract of the city sitting on the desk for another year for right now. >> the army told me it was policy that may be denied and could be decades old. now the hearing on june 19th you have to to fort knox kentucky where he is headquartered what is the worse thing about this for me. his tutt stus don't know what happened

at the same time the pool and the life guard at the pool is part of the answer. >> we are working you and your children safe this morning, here are some good swichling reminders. stay alert. even if you are an experienced swimmer, experts say you should never swim alone. make sure there are life guards around and also learn cpr. >> happening today we'll find out how soon you can text 911 for help in d.c. mayor will announce the service later this morning. texting 911 can be crucial in making a call might be dangerous. also more sensible to people who are deaf disability. several places in our area already allow to you text 911. cell phone towers like this one help ensure those important text and phone calls go through. the appearance of possible health risk of them have residents a bit concerned of location of future cell towers. tonight county leaders hold an open forum to discuss a new cell tower zoning. >>> if you went outside to watch the rocket launch in virginia, there's a reason you didn't see anything. nasa delayed the launch for a fifth time last night. this time they say it

get in the pool. >> wait a second. yes. >> this is an outrage. >> it does move fast. >> all right. well he watches the show. >> mike real quick mike and alex, the people that are on the parks and rec commission, not necessarily commissioner, right? >> no. >> you guys are thinking about going to each of the 70 pools this summer. >> wow. >> and getting in each of the 70 pools. >> there is a number of folks looking to get a dip. >> and should be something fun to watch.& >> and all we want is one mayor, in one pool, one time. >> you didn't hear it from me. >> a mayor in every pool. >> like a click never every ponds. >> that's really cool phrase. >> yes. >> chick never every pot. >> early to bed, early to rise, you know that's the way we live. >> that is trowel. >> it is an old aid and for sure necessarily does not hole true for teenagers. when should show go to bed your teenagers, how many hours should they get? different from the rest of us, we'll tell when you it is. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you

the way. what a good turn out we have. >> ever pool party ever in existence that nobody gets in the pool. so let's talk about this. i'm shocked, i was walking by the walnut st. theater. you know that they have the stage play of saturday night fever. >> yes, sounds great. >> it will close in about four weeks. so i want to get over there. >> yes, did you realize it is like their 40th anniversary of saturday night fever? can you believe that? 1977 i saw that my. my god, oh, oh, oh, let's play a clip from it. i lover the owning sequence of saturday night fever. john travolta. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> that's just like it was yesterday, though, you know, alex, 40 years ago. >> that's one of the best openings ever. i remember john travolta from walking back cotter. i used to watch that all the time. i had so much fun with that one. then this is the move that i really catapulted, you know, beyond that. >> and everyone lovers this part. he is walking down the street, he has swag, man. >> all right. i feel something coming on. >> oh, oh? >>

. >>> a developing story out of virginia this morning, toddlers found in the family pool and the tragic out come. >>> we have a fantastic finish when it comes to the weather, and the sunday forecast is looking great and we are looking at a major cooldown during the workweek. first, good morning on this sunday. welcome in, we have a beautiful sunrise. >> i thought you were >> well, you are, and we also have a beautiful sunrise. >> guess what else is bright and cheery this morning? >> she's with us. always cheery, right. >> the sunrise, coming up at 5:47. look at that out there. temperatures are not that bad out there right now. we will start to see some of the humidity later in the week but not today. 72 is where we are starting this morning. temperatures in the 60s outside the beltway. as you wake up this morning, all sunshine, very nice temperatures and very nice conditions all the way through, topping out in the mid-80s today and we will let you know if we can seen rain chances this week. >>> we have been warning you, and the time has come, we have been talking about this forever. hou

the toddlers wandered into the backyard pool of the family's s sterling home yesterday. m medics were immediately called but the little girl died. >>> this d.c. mother and her daughter are missing. police say michelle manly and her daughter are missing. if you know where they might be, you are asked to call police. >>> and then a story we broug yesterday morning, and all d.c. firefighters taken to the hospital are now out after the massive apartment fire. the flames broke out around 3:00 yesterday morning, about 200 people were forced to leave their homes. you can see from the video firefighters had to carry small children down ladders as well as rescue some adultadults. larry minor lived nearby and talks about the commotion. >> i looked out my bedroom window, i seen the flames shooting. >> the d.c. fire and ems are still at the apartment building and they will stay there to watch for hot spots that could reignite, and no word on what caused the fire. nobody was hurt after the large restaurant kitchen fire in northwest d.c. you c that clouded the sky. the fire caused gue

according to the complaint, 61-year-old yosef bornstein entered the pool with no issues. ve minutes into the swim, the report says bornstein felt chest pain and collapsed, slipping under water, lying unconscious at the bottom of the pool for five dire minutes. >> it's very unimaginable to think that my father was under water for so long. >> reporter: ten minutes after he entered the water, no one seems aware he's gone under. the video showing the two lifeguards on duty just a stone's throw away speaking with one another. one lifeguard walking right past bornstein. >> the ymca protocols make very clear it's their job to scan the pool and to be alert. >> reporter: finally, a swimmer notices him at the bottom of the pool. the family says bornstein suffered severe brain damage, even undergoing emergency bypass surgery while in the hospital. >> this whole experience has been very hard to see him in this weakened condition. >> reporter: in the lawsuit filed by the family, the ymca is accused of failing to observe, assist and pull bornstein out of the pool when he was in distress

what do they doing their job takes them to the pool or the beach?aking thought was i just want to get high one more time. >> it is everyday. >> this is the only thing that is keeping us alive you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> check this out in wildwood ,-com,-com ma new jersey. it was posted on facebook by the citizens against abusive policies group very what you see is a police officer cold cocking a guy as the police officer is handcuffing him. it is just brutal. >> jessica covered a story where the high school edited some photos, blocking out the trump name on a yearbook photo. president 2 said he thanked them for their support and also sent a tweet about it. so did not go unnoticed. >> this happen on saturday. the irony of all ironies. the dude was walking out with four dvds. one of them was the batman and lego movie. >> this fort worth officer often dresses up like a superhero to surpris

at the same time pools and the lifeguards at the pools the answer.t's attention. >> reporter: crews searched and found the body of a man in his 20s who went missing while swimming in the rocky gorge reservo reservoir. >> that is a prohibited area of swimming. >> reporter: the chief says it is important that you learn cpr, swim in areas that have life guards if possible. parents keep a close eye on kids and remember life guards are not baby sitters. shomari stone, news 4. >>> pools and water were popular because we had more record-setting heat today. it's cooled off a little but it is still muggy out there. >> it is sticky out there. not good sleeping weather tonight. >> the heat index around 90 degrees. the colors on the map show you what happened. 95 degrees in d.c. 97 degrees in the parts of our area. these extreme today. take a look at the highs. 97 leesburg. 95 at dulles. that ties a record. this tied a record at baltimore. dulles set a record at d.c. we were one degree shy of the record. still very humid tomorrow. storms likely and not as hot co

keep in mind if you're heading out to play golf or go to the pool. could be dealing with rain during the day. here's your hourly planner tomorrow. we always start off the day at 75 degrees. we warm very quickly with mostly to partly sunny skies. 88 at lunchtime. again, feeling closer to 100 during the afternoon. humidity. high tomorrow of 93. scattered storms in the afternoon. wonderful thing about the weather tomorrow. it's going to be breezy. at least that muggy is going to be around after the barbecue. take a look how theth golf early just because of heat and humidity. pool, sunscreen. if you can eat outside in the heat and humidity, good for you. dinner out. we'll be tracking isolated thunderstorms at that point. maybe a better idea to have dinner in. on monday high temperature of 89 degrees. tuesday mid 80s. remember monday the that day. we'll have storms and rain around later in the day. we need the rain. chances of showers on wednesday, mid 80s. thursday pretty normal for this time of year. partly sunny skies. >> thank you, ma'am. >> so the nat

she discovered them unconscious around 10:45 this morning, in the pool. medics arrived quickly, the children were transported to the hospital, but sadly the 2-year-old did die. her twin bro clinging to life but in critical condition. the family member tells me, it doesn't look good for him, but this family is hoping and praying for a miracle that this little boy will pull through. the sheriff's office is investigating, they say it appears to be a tragic accident. i did ask the man how the mom is doing. you can imagine you can't put into words the pain she's experiencing right now. suffice it to say, she's absolutely distraught. we asked about the twins, what they're like, and he described them as being inseparable. erika, back to you. >> darcy spencer, just an awful story. we'll be looking for your updates on social media. thank you. >>> now we want to go to the district. four firefighters are hurt after putting out one of the biggest fires that northwest, d.c. has seen in decades. derrick ward shows us the rescues. >> anybody else up there? >> my an [ spe

everybody in the pool. it is the first day of summer. >> it is 11 past 6:00. we fill pools. oh, do you really? we'll tell you what company this is in case you ever want to use them. it is full every water, we're concerned it is nothing but cold waterment filled the pool to the brim. >> this will make you up in the morning. >> looks like it has yet in there, too. >> oh, okay. jared, our photographer, he said it feels good. >> oh, it feels good? >> you know what? he would totally jump nap ice cold pool of water. >> true. i've seen him. definition of sledge-age. >> oh, stop it. >> oh, well, down the jersey shore, violent confrontation involving police, is being investigated after home video surfaces on social media of course. >> video shows a wildwood police officer punching a man. the incident happened along the jersey avenue this past weekend. the 192nd clip is not showing what happened before the punch. but, police received reports that the man was being disruptive. witnesses are still being interviewed, the police officer remains on duty, oh, you can see, the guy right in t

getting to the pool, it looks like a great day for that. 70 eight degrees. that is a few degrees below our average. we should be getting into the mid to upper 80's for our daytime high. -- this area of high pressure should add in humidity and a chance for thunderstorms into next weekend. enjoy this weekend. it will be sunny and bright. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." many of the world's most fascinating creatures have a very specific habitat. whether it's the rainforests of borneo-- sue, look. the baby looking right at your face. sue: look at that. jack: remote islands in the pacific-- sue: everywhere you look, there's an iguana. jack: or a particular plant in the australian outback-- piers: the way it just sits up there on the tree, it's not frightened of predators. jack: all of today's creatures live in a precise place on the planet. sue: this whole area just looks like it's he

his nine year old cousin was walking up to the pool when noah's body began to float. lieving he was already dead, but without hesitation, she braved the unknown, got in the pool, and pulled his body out as karen ran outside. >> i got him in my hands, and he was purple. >> then, a man at the pool, complete stranger, carlos rodriguez, offered to help. >> he pulled him on the floor. he just said i'm sorry, i'm so sorry. he's gone. >> but right then, rodriguez's wife melissa also stepped in immediately giving noah cpr, which to everyone's relief, finally released water out of his mouth. after a long night in the hospital, doctors discharged noah with the good bill of health. >> oh, and his mother says never one, never take your eyes off your kids, two, the next trip to the pool will shall for swim lessons, a former lifeguard myself, that's a good idea. local police department gave the nine year old noah chief coins for their living selves. do you believe more in fate or coincidence? >> i draw the line. >> yes. >> okay, so maybe a little bit of ♪ >> all right. yes. >> all r

. >> before the head to the pool to cool off this summer a lifeguard shortage may leave some families high and dry. news at 10 starts right now. >> first tonight a shocking discovery in the district. thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> a noose was found at the national museum of african-american history and its with found inside a gallery documenting segregation. live in norm west with the story, tisha lewis. >> shawn, tony, the noose was discovered shortly after 1:00 today and we're told this happened inside the museum and exhibit focused on segregation and we're told moments later there was a large security presence after the report came out finding this news. we're told that the person that did this is likely captured on surveillance camera somewhere inside the building and what's even more disturbing about that this is the second incident of this kind and smithsonian museum in just days. >> at one point while we were there i saw a big ruckus with two security guards running through. >> she was there with her 12-year-old daughter mya when security was

so planning tomorrow out, i highly implore you to head to the pool as it will be a lovely day. rising into the mid 80s so pretty comfortable out there, and mostly sunny conditions. around 2:00 we could pick up some clouds moving through, but i think overall a lot of sunshine. in fact here is a loot your future cast. early sunday morning we're quiet, pretty clear as well. there go the clouds i'm talking about, moving in briefly, and we stay dry into your monday. we are on a roll here. here is your storm team 4 ten-day forecast. earlier i teased we were going to see those 90s making a comeback and they are. before we get there, we have got to make it through some more cooler weather, should i say, for this time of year. 77 degrees on tuesday. not bad. that's comfortable for erika. i know you like that, erika? >> i'm from texas so i'm used to 110, 112. so 77 in june, july, yes. >> not bad. okay. then we're going to rise quickly to the 90s by the end of the week. storm channels do make a comeback by friday, saturday and sunday, but overall looking at just a gorgeous week ahead. rea

everybody got a smile on their faces and happy to see the pool in such good shape. >> the community induate hospital got together to raise more than $12,000 for that pool makeover. >> and speaking of pools, the joseph biden aquatic center is now official. renamed yesterday in honor of most famous former life guard. joe biden. sat up in chair during the renaming ceremony. >> the neighbors always had my back and god willing i've always had your back and i'll always have it as long as i'm around. >> friends and colleagues say his time at the pool as a high school senior helped shape him into the politician he ultimately came. >>> there are bad dudes coming in here. bad boys, bad boys, what you going to do. >> alec baldwin will be back on "saturday night live" next season. once again play president trump of course. he won't appear as often as last season. has another project he's committed to and can't be a regular on the show. >>> here's something you may not want to see. i can't believe he's holding that thing. >> sent us this video taken in cape may. caught a hammer head shark on sun se

there is a story to be told with the states that did expand the medicaid pools and the states that didot. obamacare was somewhat of a bribe. they said if you expand your medicaid pools, we'll give you money in the short term, but it's not going to be enough. the states that did not take that money said, we'll do this on our own and they do not have this problem. so we need to have the national discussion about what the medicaid program does serve, because anybody that's able-bodied between 18 and 34 can get on the program. this is supposed to serve the needy, the disabled and the destitute. weaver gotten away from that and that's the problem. >> what about susan collins and michelle murkowski holding the position of holding back on care for women. >> there are people who said they are want happy with this, lee and rand paul want to blow this up and start from scratch. they've been pretty harsh about this already. if you start chipping at the stuff that is in there for them, they already think not enough has been done. you risk losing even more of those. >> olivia, amanda talked about t

a lot of people are going to be at the pool this weekend. it's just going to be one it's our first big heat wave of the season. this is where you want to be, right? ooh, make some plans. people kind of took the day off and are enjoying their trip to rehoboth. if you are headed to the beach, you picked a great weekend. the water temperature is a little cool, into the mid-60s. we're slowly warming it up. 75 out at ocean city on saturday. we'll be into the 80s sunday into monday. a little warmer for bethany into the low to mid-80s. sunday will be rather hot. 88 degrees. good beach weather so enjoy it. now close to the home it is still going to be very hot today and hot through the weekend. we're at 79, but the great thing about today is the air is very dry. the humidity is in check. it feels great out there. it is not going to be the same on monday. monday you're going to be wanting to go to work and get inside the air-conditioning. it's going to be that uncomfortable. so for today we'll stay in the 80s for a good part of the it will be clear an

at the the pool, more people showing up to the cool off and the pool manager is saying that the folks get a break there and getting shade and out of the pool, and having the lifeguards to jump in to cool off. at the alameda county fair near the first-aid area, the misting station is very popular. and firefighters are trying to be proactive. >> we have been proactively trying to help people who need to cool off and need a space to recover and get back on their feet before it is a medical issue. >> not 104. i didn't. that is very hot. >> reporter: what have you been doinging to stay cool? >> going inside of the exhibits, and ice cream of course. >> reporter: now, the folks here of course were being reminded often to stay hydrated and go into shade to the misting areas and of course, the building ars on site that have the air conditioning blowing such a relief on the day like this, and the spokesperson for the fair says that oftentimes when it is hot like this, the crowds do tend to thin out in the heat of the day, and coming back again when the sun starts to go down. reporting live in p

it also causes corrosion of things like stainless steal at pools. >> the problem is, pools don't havehow much of those dangerous compounds are present. but you can sniff them out. >> one way to gauge that is really kind of the smell. so the kind of chlorine smell that goes with the pool is lar largely associated with try color row mean or nitrogen try chloride. the chlorine odor that goes with pool much the stronger the odor is the higher the concentration is likely to be. >> the professor says peeing in the pool shouldn't be something people is normal and accept it. he thinks we can change how our culture views the act by talking about the chemistry associated with it. >> taking a shower before you get in the pool and not pee in the pool are two pretty simple things to do and they're simply respectful of the people that you're around. >> that professor says he hopes by talking about it people will stop doing it. >>> fox 29 news at 6:00 starts right now. ♪ >>> a chester teen gunned down walking to school. >> it was an act of violence against a whole community and we cannot stand for i

what better place to be than at the pool at this robert livermore aquatic center and it has been packed all morning with everyone looking for a little bit of relief from the scorching heat. >> reporter: it is a perfect day to grab your shades and to take a dip in the pool. a lot of the families have the same idea and they are looking for relief from the intense heat . >> it is refreshing and i could not believe it was 92 degrees at 9:30 am when we got here. >> reporter: makin brought her one-year-old son down for what is a crowded pool party in livermore. >> we have been swimming. >> reporter: everybody wants to be in the water. >> we are training for the olympics. the at is what he is doing and he will be in the olympic water pool that are -- water olympics . >> reporter: the heat is not enough to stop this bicyclist from taking his usual 12 mile ride, and scott frost, says he is anything but cool. >> it was almost like a convection oven. you could see it in the windows with that westerly wind coming in, it was so warm. >> reporter: at this nearby wreck center the roof was on fire -- r

hitting the pool can help you slim down. >> be sure to join us for "the ellen degeneres show." ellen welcomes mark wa across virginia endorse dr. ralph northam. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam stands out with a consistent pro-choice record and led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, and as governor, i won't let donald trump stand in our way. >>> a live tower cam this morning. it may not look so much like summer outside, but pretty soon it will be so hot you might want to spend your days inside cooling off. it isn't the only reason to hit the pool this season, workouts in the water can help you get fit for summer. >> news4 continues the series of exercise that may want to make you jump in and join in. >> reporter: on a hot summer day, who doesn't want to spend some time in a nice cool swimming pool. the good news is, you can cool of

brittany lives here and last week for the first time saw the deer getting out of the pool. >> she shookjust figured she had fallen in and managed to find her way out. >> but apparently the deer squeezes through a gap in the fence to take a dip. so she opened opened up a the gate to get her way out. but bamm bye just wanted to keep on schwinn g, they called animal control, whose officers let the deer out of the pool area but keeps coming back. >> been coming since the beginning of last week, she comes every day, late afternoon, take a dip, cool off, clearly she snows what she is doing. >> little crazy. but it is cool. i mean, i've got three kids who love it, and we're all animal lovers. >> the kids even leave tiny cherry tow mail owes under a plant so bamb limit have some treat, and of course the kids would love to keep her. >> people keep saying can you adopt her, keep her, but kind of just like a distance pet. >> a well trained pet who even takes advantage of the jaccuzzi area of the pool for a water massage. >> she hasn't ripped the lining, and she has been a good guest. she knows tho

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it is a continuing process at the reflecting pool. e national park service started draining the pool after the water born parasite was discovered. it's believed to have led to the death of 80 ducks in the reflecting pool last month. the park service treated the water but they are draining it to make sure they get rid of the parasite. they are draining the water. where does it all go? according to the national park service after they go through environmental permit process with d.c. the water is drained into the city sewer system. once all the water is gone which is expected to happen by tomorrow, the pool will be scrubbed and cleaned. it is expected that that process will then take through friday. then after that, they will begin the slow process of once again refilling reflecting pool. continuing to monitor the bacteria levels as they usually do. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: thank you. the days of free parking on the national mall are over. today 90 pay stations were activated. that covers 1100 spots. the cost $2

the n-p-s says it will continue to monitor the water quality of the pool. g splash just ahead of thursday's nba draft. the boston celtics have agreed to trade the number one pick to the philadephia 76ers for the number 3 pick. that means prince george's county's own, markelle fultz could be headed to the city of brotherly love. fultz - who played one year at the university of washington has been at the top of most draft boards. if he gets selected by philly, he'll be playing about 2 and a half hours from his hometown of upper marlboro. just in time for father's day - word that beyonce and jay z's twins have arrived.! the much-awaited birthsar secrecy, but several reports have surfaced with no official confirmation. famously tight-lipped about their personal lives, the super-star couple announced in february she was expecting. their daughter, blue ivy, is now five. breaking news just coming in from london - the death from last week's apartment inferno - rising to near 80! the search and recovery happening now. suzanne live tease the montgomery county fios is

into the high risk pool to lower the premiums for the high risk pool. what we want to do is for people who are low risk or medium risk or maybe semi high risk is to make sure that those premiums are low enough that people will say that they can afford to buy the policy and it is a prudent investment of their own money. and if we have high-risk people with major claims in the same pool as the other people, then you'll see fewer low risk people ending up buying the insurance and, you know, again insurance is a risk sharing scheme. you know, where, you know, if you -- we all have homeowner's insurance policies. we pray to god that our house will never catch on fire in which case we're paying premiums to rebuild the houses that do catch on fire. but we have got that safety net that if our house does catch on fire, you know, the insurance company will have the money to rebuild it and thus we have bought that insurance largely to protect our assets and someone's home is probably the biggest asset that they have. i am a practicing catholic. i make no bones abo

growing on snails in the pool. e reflecting pool is expected to reopen june 19th, keep that in mind. >>> starting tomorrow, new parking meters will go into effect on the national mall. paid parking will be enforced daily from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. it will cost you $2 an hour for a maximum of three hours, there's still about 400 free spaces from east potomac park to haines points but the national park service said the meters is to increase turnover of the parking spots will which allow residents and more tourists to visit area. a bit of a mixed bag. a lot of people are not happy to having to fork over money. >> you know what? parking in dc is already tough. and so new, you're just making it even more of a turn-off for some who might want to come into the district. but they got to pay. >> to get out of the driveway pretty soon the way it's going. . >>> time is 8:09. a man known for playing the caped crusader during the classic 60's version of batman died >> we're remembering the life and legacy of actor adam west who

head to the nbc washington app and search pool safety. >>> that was the u.s. response to a chemical attack in syria back in april. this morning, the white house is warning president bashar al assad not to do it again. sean spicer issued a statement last night saying they have spotted, quote, potential preparations for another chemical weapons attack by the syrian government. spicer warned if there is another attack using chemical weapons, assad and his mil >>> it's now 4:32. want to turn things over to capitol hill where passing the senate health care plan became a little tougher. this comes after the congressional budget office released an analysis of the republican plan. the cbo says 15 million more people would be uninsured while 22 million would not have kofrmg in a decade. however, the bill would reduce the deficit. edward lawrence will have a look at how this impacts the bill's chances of passing. >>> the latest on the graduat n graduation -- wheef been staying on top of this story every step of the way. the investigation will move forward when the state

up on us, southwest wind flow helps, 90 degrees in the sunshine and without any wet weather, hit the pool, go for it. increasing included tonight but staying dry, albeit muggy down to 75 degrees, so very warm night on tap and even though it is, technically getting cooler over the course of the weekend, pat, we will hit at lee 80 for the next several days. >> how are we looking for that outdoor wedding at the shore. >> still expecting scattered showers and storms. >> but i think you'll get it in. >> we will take it. bring the umbrella, we will have to, we will still have fun. >>> thinks 202 northbound at route one baltimore pike right lane closed right here due to some northbound construction, hopefully that will get out of here by the morning rush. it should. vine street expressway is wide opened, no construction to speak of but it is coming back , next week, monday night, overnight, through thursday night overnight. so, those overnight schedules, 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. is when this happens on the vine street expressway so keep an eye on. that this is that fatal accident we told but earl

after school definitely get the kids into the pool or in the ac.ay. >> all right, cool. off to the races we go t lots of early week. lots of blue skies. record highs possible as we go through this afternoon and maybe tomorrow as well. probably today will be our best chance to at least tie the record of 95 degrees. humidity also on the rise today. it will be a little worse tomorrow and then wednesday humidity kind of peeks before we go bac and friday. heat does break by midweek as we get better storm chances in here, a little bit more cloud cover towards the end of the week will bring those temperatures much closer to the seasonal normal. temperatures outside mild to start. manassas at 64, 66 degrees, baltimore is at 70, 74 for annapolis so again very mild start to the day here. no jacket weather needed outside and again later on this afternoon light clothing shorts and t-shirt weather. radar is quiet. dewpoints are up. 67 is the current dewpoint here in washington. that's very humid air in place. it will come down a little bit this afternoon but st

but again the high-risk pools -- the high-risk pools, you know, are designed to keep the premiums for people who are not high risk affordable so that they will sign up and get insurance and broaden the pool. i'm a cancer survivor as well. you know, i've been through it all and looked at the bills and this was before obamacare and i was on the federal employees health benefit program, which is not free, by the way. and i had to pay quite a bit out of pocket. but you know, what you're seeing with obamacare is that you know, the medium size coverage plan, you know, the premiums are about $800 a month and the deductible is $5,000 a year. so someone has to pay $15,000 out of pocket before they get the first dime of insurance. and that is going to get worse rather than better. >> it's a personal issue for me like you are talking about your son. my respect to the average person who hasn't gone through this is a little different but preexisting conditions when you read the ones mentioned in here, some of them are, you know, they don't seem like they are really human. there is pregnancy, rape

go into the stone cottage which is where the pool is. for the rest room and of course, you as a child always waited until the absolute last moment and so the story goes, this little boy ran right through the office with water flying off of him and whatnot. and right past my grandmother. and she said well that was my grandson david. and i will introduce him on his way back. so just, there was no scalding whatsoever. but that is the way it was. [laughter] >> did you ever at any point, you mentioned that you didn't really get how famous or important new grandmother was until her funeral. but at any point was there any indication of her fame or her public service growing up? >> sure! there were times when i would accompany my grandmother to various activities that she was doing.i remember one down in texas when she came and she was going to speak at a black church. down in i believe it was houston. i believe. and i went with her and to see the adoration that these people. and people were lined up in the streets! waiting for her. and you know,

hop in the pool why not. hotter than we are used to this time of year. stormtracker 6 live double scan we are dry and looking good and staying dry through the day today. just a chance for a shower late tonight in one or two spots west of the city. lets go outside it's a pretty day and we talked about the pool and people want to splash around in the fountain and you see people doing jut that, what they can to try to stay cool out there. today temperatures are a good five degrees above average. the current temperature is 85 and the dew point 61. not too bad. maybe a little humid and winds southerly at 5 miles per hour. we have a warning for minor tidal flooding be careful during the times of high tide at 7:00 and 8:00 tonight. satellite and radar showing now a fair amount of clouds, we have a mix of mostly to partly sunny skies in the region and a good amount of sunshine mixing with clouds out there today. it's a nice afternoon the high in the city is 90 sweating it out a bit. even in the lehigh valley. 88 in toms river and millville and 89 for your high in

there is bucket, lit friends to play with as well and splash in the pool. >> all right. over here. k, how does this work? >> gun game where one of us will wear it on their heads. fill it up with water here, just like you're at carnival. i'm use the foam balls, try to hit the target and hit you in the face. >> when you hit it it will dunk the diver. >> i wish they wish it was filled with weighter g to the carts? >> go to the carts. >> these are crazy cards. >> crazy carts from razor, super cool. >> okay. >> silt down, design for younger kids to dress on go cart. instead of drift bar keep both hands on the steering wheel. >> jim, pretty cool. we'll ride off into the sunrise. >> thank you, see, i was supposed to be out there. >> watch out for oncoming traffic! >> that's all you have to do, get hit by a car. thanks, patrick. 6:52. a lot coming up, of lovely nora o'donnell joins because preview. good morning, nora. >> good morning to you, jim. ahead we will break down the senate healthcare bill, how will it affect your coverage and its cost. plus, jeff is in alaska looking into the incre

and get off the pool deck and take cover if that happens. i'll have the weekend story coming up for the shore, the poconos and philadelphia, karen. >> reporter: we're starting with a big accident that happened in fishtown. you can see crews on the scene where a car ran into a dump truck watch for this on delaware avenue northbound as you approach columbia i can't avenue, the cones are set up that blocks the on-ramp to i-95. you can see crews delaware avenue northbound approaching columbia avenue with a car ran into a dump truck there. vine street expressway shut down in both directions for the overnight construction. that will open in a half-hour. the vine is shut down for another 30 minutes or so. gladwyn, schuylkill expressway, eastbound, overnight construction eastbound has cleared, traffic is moving pretty good at this early hour. roads are dry. but we have a ramp closure, the 30 bypass eastbound, the off ramp 202, construction closes this ramp. watch for that as you head out. >> we're following breaking news, crews are at the scene of a

the city is naming the pool facility joseph r.biden aquatic center. he was a lifeguard there in his youth. he has spoken fondly about the job on many occasions. >>> today is a good day for the pool. >> reporter: and outside the pool, too. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry across the region to start out your monday morning. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd looking at the ben franklin bridge. this time with all the bridges lots of sunshine building above and very little cloud cover out there. temperatures are cool across the region. 56 in allentown. philadelphia, 68. 66 in dover. down in cape may, 37 degrees. humidity is on the low side so it's cool and comfortable as you step outside. you'll need the sunglasses, too with the lack of cloud cover. we'll see clouds pull in overnight tonight and there could be a daytime shower. up in the lehigh valley, sunny, comfortable low humidity, 78 degrees. down the shore, a nice day on the beach. 78 degrees, sunny, comfortable, low humidity, 64 in the ocean water. in philadelphia, we're going f