. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and on

the best thing hillary clinton can do is show us that donald trump that we have been seeing and show us hypocrisy. show us the alloveness, show us the lack of compassion. notice what was longest on that ad it, want him, it wasn't the interviewers, it was the audience laughing when the tie was from china and he smerkd and the audience laughing and laughing and laughing. why? because the message is he is going to make us a laughing stock. is he going to embarrass us. this is going to continue to happen. very sophisticated advertising we are looking at. >> do you think it was a little rich that hillary clinton, who is raking in all this money from foreign enterprises and got caught taking the silverware out of the white house when she left for new york after her i husband was finished is accusing donald trump as being greedy? >> exact same thing where you have donald trump doing the same thing. this is what they do. this is how the other side screwed up. let's play off of this. the problem that trump is having right now he has said a lot more things. he has given hillary a lot more rope in

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us live to show us what's left the historic summit inn stood right here off yhe 15, in what was once route 66 since 1952... now im standing on all thats left of it... ashes, broken glass, and some the inn served as a restaurant and a convenience store it was right next to a gas station placed between victorville and san bernardino. some know it as a place for elvis presley or as some kind of landmark showing you where you are along the desert highway because of its giant red sign but the blue cut fire completely destroyed the building and the home connected right next-door to it. that home belonged to the general manager of the inn she's worked there for 24 years and had to evacuate the customers. customers in the restaurant at the time and when the chp came by told us we had to evacuate i went back to the restaurant oft all the customers and employees out, came back grabbed a few things and i left myself." now keeney says her whole home and everything she's worked for and owned is gone. the former owner of the inn, cecile stevens stopped by today to see the ruins of one of his favorite places he says he's completely devastated. the manager did new owners are planning on rebuilding the in but that can reconstruction is going to take quite a while since it's completely the destroyed as of right now southern california to contain the blue cut wildifire. let's continue our team coverage with abby theodros - outside the town of wrightwood> closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly evacuation centers are set up all around in san bernardino county. they're not only keeping people safe... but also animals. "(pig squeals) oh there's that voice" the san bernardino county fairgrounds in victorville is provid

that the crowd just -- that the crowd continues to throw debris, as you have just been telling us and showing us. matt: you can see there are still a handful of earlier margie's -- marchers, peacefully on the corner as the objects are off. it looks like some vehicles are trapped on burleigh. it looks and the officers have put themselves shoulder to shoulder, she'll to shield -- shield to shield, in barricade with that armored vehicle to give a more protective stance from the vehicles being -- the debris being thrown at them. the people during the course of the day were saying that they want to keep the peace in the area and let the investigation continue to learn more information and figure what the next step is, and then on the other hand, it is curious that there are two different groups out there right now, and police dealing with both of them that stopped at the corner and stayed there at the edge of the park were the ones that were still doing the peaceful demonstration. the ones that started their way down sherman were the ones who were hurling the rocks. they have turned back northbound,

the best thing hillary clinton can do is show us that donald trump, that we've been seeing, and show us hypocrisy, show us the aloofness, the lack of examinati compassion. notice what was longest on that ad, it was the audience laughing when the tie was from china and he smirked, and then the audience laughing and laughing and laughing. why? because the message is, he's going to make us a laughingstock, he's going to embarrass us, this is going to continue to happen. very sophisticated ad making. >> do you think it's a little rich that hillary clinton who got caught taking the silverware out of the white house when she left for new york is accusing donald trump of being greedy? >> it's the same point, they do the same thing, this is how the other side screwed up, let's play off of this. the problem with that trump is having right now is he's said a lot more thing, he's given hillary a lot more rope from which he can be hung for the things he says. he loves to be on television, and all the stuff he said, it's all coming back. >> that's why bill o'reilly can't run for president, because y

gasia mikaelian shows us -- jason appelbaum shows us who the 49ers picked up later in sports. >>> studentsow. for the first time they require all of them to be properly vaccinated unless they have a medical exemption. ktvu alex savage says that some parents are left scrambling. >> reporter: and so today they are full of kids that are getting shots. >> i think that it is great, making me comfortable knowing that my daughter is going to school with other students that are vaccinated and i don't have to worry. >> reporter: this year they require kids to be vaccinated unless they are exempted for medical reasons. at san jose unified they would have 36 out of 32,000 students with the exemption. >> so they will protect your child, it protects your neighbor's child and it will protect that baby who is too young to get immunized. >> reporter: those without their proper vaccination will get sent home. >> as we explain to them when we call them that they will not be allowed to attend school. we'll ask their parents to tell them to come pick them up again. she has two kids in the union school distric

show us what we are looking for. simon is on the panel for season 12. they have to remember they need to impress the judges and show us everything that they have. talent and show us. we want to be impressed. >> reporter: it runs the gamut, do you think that you have seen everything. >> you think you have seen everything until someone comes into the room and you say, i have never seen that before. every we year we say see something we have never seen before. >> reporter: what will catch your eye. >> it comes down to the talent. walk into the room like you are already the super star that we are searching for. if you walk in with that confidence then you own that space and you show us, that's going to catch our attention. everything else will fall into talent. >> reporter: if you cannot make it go to agt auditions.com. upload a video. you can film it anywhere. even the bathroom. upload it and i encourage people to sign up. you can choose your audition time for december 10th. come out and be experience. i hope to see you. >> reporter: okay. >>> great response. it's national dog day, it's causing quite a social media frenz

who has a picture to show us that he showed us earlier he told us that child was chewing on their shirt. >> a shirt -- >> not what's going on there, is it mike? >> that might be a little something different it might be breast milk but good reason i hard back from his mom this is why her mouth is open by the way. >> l oh glad we have visuals for it. >> did your friend send you this photo or pull this off her facebook page. >> i told her kids were cute and i didn't realize i thought chewing on a shirt or something but no that's not his shirt. but you know what, did you know that breast milk is baby's first immunization so that's why you have to put it out there. >> my mom i wasn't a breast milk listen, backoff. >> this is -- this is a very, very heated topic on both sides. >> i turned out just fine. xepght except for my fear. we have to get off that shot. on with the weather. thank you christian are and thank you for making had folks more aware. here's what's going on. we have of the degrees out at central park right now. it's going to be a warm day 66 degrees in bridgeport and 63 in poug

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kpix 5's deafen feely shows us -- devin fehely shows us why the suspect may be linked to much worse than one pursuit. >> matches the description of all the 246s that have been occurring on placerville. he's taking off. >> reporter: the suspect led police on a wild chase. >> passing 87 right now. speeds about 110. >> reporter: to the wheels or wheel literally came off. >> they just lost a tire. driving down the median. approaching white oak. looks like he's losing control. spinning out here on basket. approaching camden. >> reporter: the suspect tried to run but didn't get far and was taken into custody a short time later. investigators believe he may be connected to a string of car shootings on blossom hill load in south san jose but -- road in south san jose but they're trying to prove that first. but people in the area say they're relieved. >> i don't want to get the call at 2:00 in the morning, hey you know, i'm in the hospital. because the guy on this street was shooting. you know it was very concerning to me. >> i don't know if you doing it for fun, this is not fun. this is scary fo

reporter: for the brewery's a part, crazy mountain ld us this is for a promotional and they don't intend to of us, showing up somewhere on sobo >> got us wondering, what do you do you see a on ying on you, you call the cops. the cops told us to call the faa. the ?faa told us they have no o privacy issue. and point us to another. like you people's consent before you film them, and you should follow local laws. >> unfortunately, no level of government has effectively dealt with this. so we're in a brave new world. >> reporter: james, i couldn't have it better myself. i'm steve stagger. >> a few minutes ago, dpd told us if a drone is flying below 300 feet over your property, the owner can be cited by police, but not sure how police or how we are supposed to new faa safety regulations on drones kick in at the end of this month. >>> coloradohas a whole stack o caused by the surgical it tech who stole drugs and tainted needles. the new law would not have likely caught albe. a fingerprint background check won't catch them if the hospitals they work for don't press charges when they're caught. >>> rio is leaving us with some lasting images thi

approved and wrote, he says lord jesus christ, you taught us to be merciful like the heavenly father and told us that whoever sees you sees him. jesus shows us your face and we will be saved. so that's what i see is that in prayer filled with the holy spirit, we are able to see the face of jesus through the scriptures. and see it more deeply. his call of service to call to recognize dignity of each human being. the call we do -- we are our brother's keeper in the best sense of that. someone is our brothers keeping us. in that, then that pushes us out to be of service to put into action the mercy whether it's -- there's a young couple i know who have just had their first child. you know, they're still goo goo goo, but you can see without sleep that there's a little wearing. yet i was talking to the father the other day. he said oh but it's all worth it. she's so cute. that's a simple way of putting i don't mind doing this. even though i'll be glad when this part is over. it says we can't just pray with no reaction going out seeing the people of jesus. >> it's difficult but you know it's all worth it. it's worth whatever you're sacrificing. th

us. to decide with the trump supporters, there's no guarantee we will not be doing a hillary statue in the near future.>> the group gave us this video showing us how they managed to get the statues up. they took down the artwork late last week because the artist did not have a permit for the statue. but the owner of the restaurant says he wants the statue put on display at his restaurant and we will talk to the owner about his plan and the offering is made to the artist that created the statue. >>> the numbers may not be good that they are hoping that donald trump is turning a torn or as the republicans continue to campaign in ohio.>>> we have more about the hillary clinton foundation.>> reporter: there are recent polls that suggests the race may be tightening, but the swing states are another matter as donald trump hits ohio and virginia. >> reporter: donald trump heading to ohio today after trying to hit the reset button in virginia. his campaign and party officials say that he is back on track. and it made a high-profile visit to love ravaged louisiana, and obama criticized for continuing his vacation during the catastrophe. his campaign su

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us there to show us where the happens. of course the ingredients. olive oil, basil, we had garlic but obviously it went into that sauce and that's what makes it taste so good. here with us is tina paulson. >> it's about a lot of people that have lived here for years and maybe moved away. and this draws them back every year. so it has a lot of meaning for the parishioners and the of cleveland. those that traditionally have gone to years to this feast come together once a year to celebrate and enjoy the great food and family and friends that come wit. >> reporter: father joe, what is this all about? >> this is a religious celebration. we are celebrating god's work and assuming mary and the holy body and soul. come down and enjoy the feast. >> reporter: the feast goes sunday and monday of course open for lunch at noon and then until 11:00. back to you in the studio. >> i'm hungry right now. >>> still ahead stormy weather blowing through but that is not the only weather factor this weekend. the other big issue that you are going to want to wash out for we'll have it in your >>> welcome back everybody. time for weather with meteorologist greg dee and i'm saying it really is

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help usize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and one pan. >>

seeing today. >> hurt shows us the pantry of unwanted food. >> i have a pepper like this. >> a little wrinkled. >>...the kind of like, the ugly pepper. they come here. >> and introduces us to the young cooks his non profit has trained. now learning from the masters, and what will run the the olympics have come and gone. serving up for a paying clientele at lunch, funding gourmet meals for rio's less fortunate at night. cnn, rio de janeiro. >> the olympics are closing down with a closing ceremony sunday. tune up to the olympic zone coming up next for exclusive web site, tmj4.com/olympics for results. >>> we'll hear from gwen jorgensen, the native who when the oil billionaire koch brothers call senator johnson... [ cellphone ringing ] even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson and the koch brothers talk about, it probably isn't you. edf action is responsible >>> waukesha native gwen jorgensen with the best of the best winning the gold medal in the triathlon at the rio olympic games. her hard work paid off this morning in the event. ther

our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and on

, i think the reform was possibly a positive harbinger telling us -- showing us things we could do in the future. in particular, showing us that we can in fact change certain trendlines by altering government policy. that it is not necessarily true that every government program and every reform of government must always be unsuccessful. what was welfare reform? above all else, it represented a change in the philosophy of government welfare. that from the time of franklin roosevelt and certainly from the time of lyndon johnson, the welfare system in the u.s. which comprises over 70 different programs was a system of permissive entitlement. a system of one-way handouts in which an individual in need of aid would receive aid in the form of cash or medical services or housing or food. a one-way handout. the central idea of welfare reform was that that was a bad idea. an insult -- harmful to the taxpayer and society and recipient. try to replace that with a system of reciprocal obligation. in which we would not terminate aid but we would say, we would give you assistance that we expect certain things back from you in return fo

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our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help ussocialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and one pa

us tonight to show us caught. carson. >> reporter: right. it was actually a surveillance video camera over at west shore mall plaza that caught this on tape. it actually zooms into the officer and the lights on his car because of the motion. it happened in the early morning hours. so the video is dark. february 1st. the officer was found a month later after his dna was found on her underwear. >> shock and disappointment to all of us here. grainy, hard to see details but you can clearly spot flashing police car lights. >> it was a shock to us. it's hard to believe. >> reporter: tonight, former tampa police officer adam york facing sexual battery charges after detectives say he pulled over a woman speeding while off duty in the parking lot at west shore plaza and then assaulted her. >> it was after one of our events so we had multiple agencies in town helping us. so it was hard for us to determine initially exactly what >> reporter: chief eric ward says the sex battery happened february 1st, gasparilla weekend. officer york was on his way into work at district 3. a police report reads york demanded the woman pull down her pants and underwear and battered her. a lab found his dna on her former officer's home. >> officer york denied all allegations on february 8th. >> reporter: former officer york had been with tpd for 12 years. he had not been patrolling this area but district 3. that's east tampa, ebor and port of

us inside to show us what the other major problem was. 23:01 dana: this was just that the water--the cold water didn't work. darcy: yeah they said--their note was that the water was intentionally turned off to the only handsink. dana: it was stripped. and so we only had hot water. before we can finish up... more grand bazaar muscle comes to kick us out. 23:42 darcy: but you guys don't actually speak for jimmy's, is that correct? grand bazaar security: that' /nat transition/ antojitos d.f. y mas, which is inside the oasis car wash on flamingo and pecos, is our second 36-demerit c grade. 40:49 marina: it was so surprising! owner marina ibarra says she's been in the restaurant business nine years, but this is a new location and she's still training the staff. she attributes most of the demerits to a malfunctioning fridge. 39:21 marina: this happened. and everything--it's a job. and well, they show me i have to be more carefully, just check every day, every single inspectors also wrote up food handlers for improper handwashing, including after touching raw ground meat. 40:11 marina: they was nervous and it was exactly the lunch foodhandlers returned dishes with old debris on them to the cookline. and there was a strong sewer odor coming from grease trap. 41:10 darcy: what about the slimy mushrooms and the moldy and ... ? i show her

us. veronica macias shows us how all they want is to get that area back to its full potential. >> katie, the only people out here today are part of a group called "we all we got." they want to make sure that the kids are safe. and sherman park gets their park back. >> is it normally this quiet out here? >> no. >> why do you think it's different >> reporter: on a saturday morning, these children would normally have to squeeze in for a spin on the playground. their grandmother brought them out today because she wants them to feel like this is still their park. >> like people burning stuff. >> you think that's why they're not out here? >> reporter: those visiting the park say they just want to go back to barbecuing out here, feeding the kids. but even that was taken away from one man who had his grill stolen last week.

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. >> reporter: she showed us using a trainer pen. >> pull it out and the medicine is administered automatically. >> reporter: her son has a epipens are the lifeline if he is accidently exposed. >> the body thinks the peanut is poison. >> reporter: just in case, they have a two pack of epipens and a two pack of epipens they take when they go on outings. when he was diagnosed two years ago, a two-pack cost about $100. now conway says itos $500 and that is with insurance. >> i realize things go up in cost but it is unfathomable to me that is a possibility that is a reasonable increase. >> reporter: while they can afford it, she knows other families who can't. >> it is not ok. there are kids running around in schools that can't afford this and they could stop breathing and die because they can't afford the medicine that is going to keep them safe and it is sad and maddening. thousands of others in signing a petition to have congress look into the company and the epipens pricing. 60,000 people have signed the petition saying the company is using the monopoly to exploit and profit. now congress is in

using technology to show us what the dangers are. >> reporter: and drive home the message, it can wait. >> we've heard too many stories of people being injured or dying as a result of three words in a text which could have waited. we're out here to educate as many people as we can. >> reporter: at&t has partnered with the nypd and d.o.t. bringing the simulator and jarring virtual experience to the flatiron plaza for everyone to try. >> to get them in a this, behind a simulator, which feels like something they'd do anyway, almost like a game, brings home the dangers. >> using this kind of technology helps to communicate with teenagers. >> reporter: here in the city where vehicles and pedestrians come dangerously close together, the department of transportation is a valued partner in the program. >> even if you're driving casualty, that you take your responsibility behind the wheel seriously. we need people to be alert, aware, and not distracted. >> reporter: i just had to video and every time you hear a new message come in, your eyes are pulled off the road. then answering a text, never saw those bicyclists. and the most jarring comes at the end unexpectedly. you only need to experience once. >> it's amazing. >> definitely something you shouldn't do. don't text and drive. >> news. >>> when we come back, meteorologist jeff smith in for ??? across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a str

us live from the thomas and mack to show us his moves. cc will continue cc will continue shortly forget wishing bout wishing upon a stars?!?! wait til you see the annual light show that attracts thousands of spectators. closed captioning nasa.. the annual meteor shower peaked overnight...and will continue tonight.. the sky-show happens every august.. with an average of 100 meteors an hour.. but nasa forecasters predicted double the normal rate this year. here's another look from a local angle.. these are pictures taken between midnight searchlight. viewers say the show was spectacular -- just as predicted -- with an average of about 1 meteor per minute. and...if you got a chance to watch the show...send your pictures to our facebook page! now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton daytime temperatures will begin to soar the next few days as high pressure builds over las vegas. friday's high of 105 is the coolest temp in the 7 day forecast. by sunday the high climbs to 110 and stays there monday. next week, a trough slides south along the coast gradually helping to ease the hot temperatures and will try to push monsoonal moisture into our area. the uv index for friday here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. metro is urging drivers and pedestrians to be aware of the rules of the road after several deadly crashes. on thursday the accidents... all within hours of each other. fox5 peter dawson is live on the scene where the latest crash happened. the last two days have been rough for metro, drivers and pedestrians. starting wednesday night a driver of a scooter lost control and struck a business on rancho. he died on scene and the cause of that accident still being investigated. on boulder hwy a pedestrian was walking in a crosswalk but was walking against a "don't walk" light. the driving struck the male pedestrian and he died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle remained on scene to render assistance and is not at fault for this accident. that wasn't the case on sahara and burnham when victor riviera- gonzalez hit a 50 year ol

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. >> he should - - he showed us how to live peacefully. he showed us how to help each other. we are devastated. we want peace. >> investigators are trying to figure out whether or not an argument at the mosque was what led to the shooting. >>> police have not made any arrests. he reported shooting at a busy mall, shoppers - - shoppers heard gunfire this afternoon in raleigh. no shell casings were found at the scene but a witnesses said that he saw a pair of been arguing in the food port - - to court. >> dramatic rescues in louisiana with national guardsmen plucking people out of the water, and it is causing rivers to overflow and three people have died. omar is on the report just north of new orleans. >>> floodwaters swallowed up one woman's car near baton rouge, louisiana. they found the dog under the water and water surrounded cars in the parking lot. 100 roads are cut off as rivers and creeks overflow the banks. >> this is unprecedented and we don't have records so we can see who is going to be impacted. >> they made countless rescues including this man who was cleaning - -

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us and show us your pictures on instagram we love to show them every night. thank you so much for spending that in. but again no worries there for the rain. it was up to the north where we had about an inch of rain from fitchburg to beverly about an inch and a half today. it was very localized because placesli picked up less than a tenth boston just under a quarter of an inch of rain. while it was just mainly heavy rain we did have a little bit of thunderstorms especially rolling through connecticut and down across long island where this is actually the first time i'm seeing this funnel cloud report. it was this storm right here this thunderstorm wind damage right around 1:30 reports of trees and power lines down that was an ef-0 tornado this occurred at 1:30 in north haven connecticut. maximum wind speeds were injuries there. it was just rain across our area not much happening now. the vineyards seeing a few showers. temperatures though in the 70s for this time of day. it is mild out. we've got more warmth heading our way. as we have the cold front that will be watching very closely. it will be slipping southward and it will bring an end to this heat and humidity but it doesn't look to cross for the weekend. until then we also h really picking up friday into the weekend. 60s and 70s across the northeast but we have 80s and 90s through the middle part of the country that heat will be building into our region for tomorrow. so combined with the humidity and the heat we do have a heat advisory out there. that means that it's going to feel like it's nearly 100 to 105 for this area shaded in this orange color here. from noon to 7:00 p.m.. you want to just take precautions this means try a room with a.c. when the heat and humidity are this high it could lead to heat-related illnesses. i know some folks have to be outside and work. try to take breaks. if you have to do any hard activity do it in the morning or evening when it's not just during the mid-point of the day. also drink plenty of water you want to wear light closing. 77? in boston. it feels tropical out there. you feel like you can cut the air for the most part. see some clouds and fog develop. waking up to temperatures in the 70s. hazy sunshine with a mix of some clouds building as we head through the midday hours. temperatures already soaring to 90 degrees at your lunch hour. now the risk of a shower very light to mild between 10% to 20% and best chances to the south and i really think most of us stay dry. but by the afternoon look at that highs in the mid to upper 70s. that's why we'll see that heat index as we get closer to 100 during the middle part of the day. south coast and the cape and islands with that wind out of the southwest will be well into the 90s but feeling even hotter. if have you tickets to the patriots game tomorrow you want to make sure have you plenty of fluids and be prepared for muggy conditions. humid and hot conditions continue into the weekend with a risk of those showers and storms increasing. wildly scattered on friday but more numerous saturday and sunday. over to you. >>> a woman left her daughter inside a local hospital bathroom just days after she was born. that newborn is now 25 years old. new at 10:00 her biofacebook post in an effort to find her birth mother and the message she has for you. >>> plus, you will know where they are at all times. the new personal tracking device you can stick on a pet or child to get realtime information. >>> but

used pictures earlier to show us what this looked like before. could you do that again? >> certainly, would be glad to. of rightas a picture behind his house. the houses in the background, probably hard to see. but this was a crossing of the river in 1862 when they use canal boats that were floated from washington down the potomac, up the rappahannock. >> is this your house right here? >> yes. right below it is an old house we have reconstructed now, same stones. confederate soldiers were probably in that icehouse firing at the yankees coming across the river. destroyed in a spring flood. lincoln crossed this bridge. to show you what a bridge would really be like, this is just 100 yards up the river. that is in 1864. that would show you what the actual bridge would look like. another picture directly behind where we are, this is a union here inthat was located 1864. that was right where the bridge is. that shows you what the land looks like them -- looked like. here is a picture of our house. .his is in 1864 picture that is where we live right now. a side view. the old kitchen was destroyed. the one there now was built after the civil war. i live in that house right now. we still find bullets, pieces of shells around in the yard. >> how long have yo