in dc and that was the record today. dulles' record, 98, dwi marshall, 100 within the half hour we will find out exactly what the high temperatures were but they were very close to that and we know we have at least tied if not exceeded the record. all about the summer sizzle i am happy to tell you, looks like this is probably the last of the super heated days it will not be quite as hot tomorrow we do have a cold front on the move, it will bring cooling showers and storms some of which could be hefty, coming up in later forecasts and a less humid weekend. that is the best news we have for you, but between now and then, as gary said, we have the heat advisory continuing until 10:00 p.m. and it will be the kind of night where you have to take those breaks. dc is famous for runners if you can take it inside you need to, you will be better for it better running days in the forecast coming up gary you will focus on that with the five day. >> that's right even though the temperature will cool off tonight moisture levels will come up humidity will come up so it will still feel uncomfortable, 9, 10, 11 tonight. laura will be back with a forecast specifically coming up storms out to the west and temperatures will cool off later. >> thanks. >> remember check the weather any time with the fox 5 weather ap download it on your droid, iphone or ipad and find it on our website myfoxdc.com. another big story we are follow tonight the end of a summer camp at george mason university brought on a mysterious illness that made 40 high school students sick. health officials think they now know what caused the problem and are working to resolve it. karen grey houston has an update. >> reporter: about 40 of the 85 young people participating in a congressional gold medal award foundation camp started getting sick late yesterday overnight and this morning they were vomiting, diarrhea, they just generally felt miserable, 15 were so ill they had to be taken to hospital. turns out it is probably viral gastroenteritis. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a fun summer camp with an outing to a baseball game, everything was fine until late yesterday, when they were about to take a bus ride back from nationals park. >> when we were leaving someone just fainted it came on quick from the people just started puking from there on. >> we thought it was something we ate but then it was so -- like everyone was feeling ill so we thought it was dehydration. >> fairfax county health department was called in to help get to the bottom of the mysterious outbreak. food bourn illness may have contributed but probable diagnosis, viral gastroenteritis. >> it is fairly contagious, although, it is a fairly mild self-limited illness, most people do quite well with it, it can live on surfaces so there is a cleaning component to this. >> the day was the last day of the camp students left for home with instructions to avoid contract with others to prevent the spread of the illness. meanwhile health officials here are trying to rule out whether they are suffering from noro virus. >> it is a type of gastroenteritis, the most common type, we use the term viral gastroenteritis until we are able to determine definitively it is noro virus. >> the university is being proactive. >> dealing with linen, scrub down of roomfacilitytrying to make it as clean as possible. >> they are cleaning up surfaces in the dorm that students were using the students are gone right now the real danger of transmission is mostly to their familypublic health officials here have sent samples to a state lab to confirm whether this was an outbreak of the noro virus. >> hope everyone feels well soon. prince william county police need your help identifying the suspect in an assault that happened tuesday night in manassas. police say around 8:00 p.m., a woman was hit, knocked to the ground and assaulted by an unknown man. the victim was able to fight him off he ran away. take a look at the sketch of the suspect anyone with information is asked to call police. virginia's chief medical examiner is trying to put a name to a face. today's facial approximations of three unknown people were unvailed all three were found dead in separate locations in northern virginia between 2003 and 2011. their deaths are not related but the medical examiner hopes releasing these facial models will prompt family members of missing people to come forward. >> well, our hope is some body will see these and say that looks like my uncle johnny or my brother john or whoever, and that they will call us, even the medical examiners or investigators working case come in, supply the buckle swab for the dna and allow us to try to match the dna. the medical examiner says if possible, family members do come forward it will take less time to process the dna. they now have a new dna center in the past dna samples had to be sent to a lab in texas. >> fate of jerry sandusky is now in the hands of the jury, both sides wrapping up their closing arguments today but not before the judge throughout three of the 51 child sex abuse charges the former penn state assistant football coach is accused of molestic 10 boys, bruce gordon has the latest. >> reporter: as a legendary football coach, jerry sandusky diagrammed the plays and pulled the strings but as a criminal defendant and accused child molester he waits powerless to learn his fate from a jury of his peers. >> this is the fight of jerry sandusky's life goes beyond the penn state miami game in 86, this is the game of his life. >> reporter: he has remained silent through it all he waived a preliminary hearing and chose not to testify through trial his only public comments, bemoaning the friends whom he claims desserted him. >> now all of a sunday these people turn on me when they've been in my home, with their kids,. >> reporter: during 6 days of testimony crowds packed the center county courthouse only a few close friends spoke out on sandusky's behalf. >> think of the thousands of boys that have gone through his camps either at penn state or sandusky football camp think of all the thousands of kids that have gone through second mile it is thousands to eight. >> reporter: prosecutors made clear, sandusky's university was not on trial here but the child sex scandal brought about criminal charges to two top school officials and led to firing of head football coach joe paterno and the school's president and trial testimony from former graduate assistant who claimed to witness sandusky rape a young boy in a school shower but did not stop it outraged many. >> in my opinion penn state is an enabler and they are responsible along with the perpetrators. >> for more legal insight we want to bring in bernie graham. thanks so much for being with us. curious about your impressions of the prosecutions case here eight witnesses very graphic testimony, you have mike mcqueary who said he saw one of the attacks is this a strong case for them? >> what defense lawyers talk about in child sex cases you actually have to get beyond opening statements because the fact, circumstances are so graphic, that immediately the jury starts to presume you are guilty instead of innocent not the mention these are being done, these acts are being done and committed to children. what it really all comes down to is what was sandusky's intent. if it was his intent to sexually arouse himself he is guilty if it was inapropriety contact with -- inappropriate contact with children it is not against the law that is what the jury is wrestling with. >> was it a good move for defense not to put sandusky on the stand. >> no, i saw what happened to bob costas i thought that was a huger or by his legal team right there, and he got on the stand, i think things could have just gotten really worse for him. >> in what regard? >> yeah, i guess generally speaking, you never want to put your client on the stand, and my motto is when your client testifies a thousand things have to go right only one thing has to go wrong your client has to carry the day in some cases your client has to testify, this isn't a case where sandusky needed to get up there. >> you are calling about his call to bob costas when he said somethings that made him sound not so good in the eyes of people judging him. >> yeah, some people were wondering the he would deny it at all and he got on bob costas and said yeah, he was in showers with children there is no scenario unless it is your own child where you are in the shower with some other person's child. >> the judge throughout three child sex abuse charges with sandusky, two that the judge said were not supported by the evidence they still have 48 counts, mountain of charges, friday is traditionally verdict day given your experience do you thing they can return back quickly. >> no, your experience is very good, despite how young you are. jurors want friday, they seek closure it is too much evidence to go through. if you add up all the counts he is facing 500 years and i know the jurors will give due course to what happened, read the judges instructions over and think about it roll it over in their heads over the weekend and maybe come back next week. >> so you thing it will take some time for them to get through this one. >> if you are sandusky's lawyer you are hoping it takes time. >> bernie graham thanks for being with us tonight. appreciate your insight. coming up next on fox 5 news at 5, a dc man shot in the where it happened and what the city is doing to crackdown on these types of crimes. and new video released in the trayvon martin case, see for yourself what george zimmerman told cops the day after the deadly shooting. 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[ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. dc man recovering after being shot in the face last night. police say the man who robbed and shot him wanted his iphone it happened in an area of dc that has seen a lot of revitalization recently h street northeast corridor, matt is in the newsroom with more. >> yeah, it happened last night 11:30 p.m. in the 1300 block of g street northeast. we've learned that the victim was from the neighbourhood police say he was approached from behind by two men, when they demanded his phone, he resisted, and that is when he was shot in the face. >> there is still yellow tape on the ground, where police say the man was shot in the jaw. shortly after the gunfire neighbors say police sealed off a block and began knocking on doors, trying to gain new clues. >> total surprising because this side of h street, the south side is better than other side. >> reporter: tim says this part of northeast has seen a lot of revitalization but random crime especially vanned liven is still an issue. >> every -- vandalism is still an issue. >> every few weeks you see glass from someone's car being broken into. >> reporter: cell phone crimes have fallen in this part of the city in recent months. in april, it was announced a plan that would basically make stolen phones worthless >> i think being able to set audio tape data base that would -- set up a data base that would disable these devices is a huge step forward. >> reporter: all those there is no reason to believe they are connected this area has seen its share of violent crime this month. it was just last week when a beloved member of the community and owner of a deli on h street was killed during a robbery early in the morning. >> all right getting back to the shooting last night we are told the man shot in the face is in stable condition, he was able to give police a description of the suspects who approached him, and councilmember wells office tells us police have several good leads in the case shawn. thanks very much. new details now in the trayvon martin case. tonight for the first time we hear george zimmerman in his own words describing events leading up to the shooting the shooting death of the unarmed teenager. this new video released by zimmerman's lawyer shows him giving police his version of what happened, and then taking a lie detector test. phil keating has the latest. >> i just pinched his arm i grabbed my gun and aimed it at him, and fired one shot. >> reporter: george zimmerman describing the moment he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin zimmerman recounting events to sanford police detectives just one day after the shooting. zimmerman explains he saw martin walking around the neighbourhood in the rain thinking he looked suspicious he called police and was trying to give them his location. >> the operator said are you following him and i said yes they said we don't need you to do that. >> reporter: zimmerman claims that is when martin confronted him and when he went for his phone to call police the teen assaulted him, knocking zimmerman to the ground. >> he just kept punching my face, my head, i was screaming for help, and he told me shut the bleep up. >> reporter: that is when martin saw his gun in his waistband and believed the teen was going for it when he pulled it out and fire that had one fatal shot. >> he kind of sat back and said you got me here you got me you got it something like that, and i thought he was saying that he heard the shot and that he was giving up. >> reporter: after telling his side of the story zimmerman is analyzed by a computer voice stress analysis expert, which is basically, a high tech lie detector test. >> were you in fear for your life when you shot the guy. >> yes. >> reporter: sanford police chief bill lee now finally officially fired. he had been widely criticized nationally for never arresting george zimmerman in the first place. zimmerman is now charged with 2nd degree murder. in florida, bill keating, fox news. following a news alert out of university of virginia we just learned the school's board will meet on tuesday, to consider reinstating ousted putter reso sullivan as president of the school. two weeks ago she was forced to resign creating a huge up roar from the uva faculty. she is the first female president ever at the university of virginia. want to get back to our top story the oppressive heat we just learned temperature and humidity just dropped to below advisory levels, so that is some good news out there say how are we looking? >> the weather service decided to drop it they dropped that advisory their thinking is probably that there is not going to be widespread heat index values until 8, 9, 10:00 p.m. over 100 degrees they issue it they can cancel it any time they want. but listen still hot, still going to be muggy, still need to be careful out there later on this evening. want to show you radar, we are watching again tonight, a few more showers a few more thunderstorms than what we had seen the last couple days way out west, if you get an idea what is happening with these, slowly, i mean slowly drifting, and growing on off to the east, a little bit tighter here as we get down towards winchester probably see these clouds building up to your west, winchester, there is a chance they could hold together and get to you and that will cool you down if it gets here. satellite and radar together, there is a lot of stuff out there, out into west virginia, trying to come in our direction but the last couple nights, it has basically dissipated we will keep a slight chance in western areas for a shower or thunderstorm, the next few hours heat index now here in town 97, frederick, 107 degrees, fredericksburg up over 100 degrees too. isolated shower, or thunderstorm at 7, 95, muggy at 9, 86 at 11 but probably still have heat index values, in the 90s for most of the evening. okay. relief is coming our way but we get showers when we get thunderstorms tomorrow we will talk about that full forecast coming up. >> all right see you soon thanks. local soldier killed in action in afghanistan was laid to rest today at arlington national cemetery. u.s. army chief warrant officer john prat died on memorial day, when the helicopter he was riding in crashed near coo b. the 51-year-old was -- kabul, the 51-year-old was a native of springfield virginia. >> support for a struggling iraq vet is pouring in after his story hit tv. he began selling his war medals on ebay with the goal of raising enough money to start a lawn care business. he pulled his medal off ebay because he received more biddonations than he could have asked for he is still selling them to the highest bidder for just over $5,000 he plans to spend the money on over due utility bills any left over money he will donate to an organization for homeless vets. well, stunning video, out of new york tonight a group of middle school students caught bullying their school bus monitor. tonight, the monitor is speaking out about the or deal. if you have a story idea call the fox 5 tip line, or you can send us an e-mail to fox 5 tips at wttg.com [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. 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[ male announcer ] romney economics. it didn't work then, and it won't work now. >> video of a new york city school bus monitor being bullied by a group of middle school students has gone viral it shows students taunting and threatening 68-year-old karen klein the students can be heard calling her fat even suggesting her children commit suicide. this taunting goes on for 10 minutes, this morning, klein talked about the experience on fox and friends. >> they actually started out, awhile ago but i didn't write a referral for them, they would mock out my hair anything they could think of but they didn't get vicious like they did on monday. >> wow. well, klein decided not to file criminal charges against the students instead she is letting school district handle the punishment. this is video that went viral the website raised more than $284,000 in denations for klein to take the -- donations for klein to take the vacation of a lifetime >> imagine hopping on the bus for a daily commute and being attacked by a complete streamer. keep your eye on the woman in pink -- stranger. keep your eye on the woman in pink you see her sit down and then she starts punching and slapping the man. the victim says he has never seen that woman before. >> hit so hard there is a little imprint here. >> you can still feel the pain. >> yes. >> police are hoping this surveillance video will help them track down the woman responsible. they still haven't found her. >> what is wrong with people. >> don't know. >> teams of a sixth casino -- dreams of a sixth casino in maryland are now on hold. why now is not the time to roll the dice at the new casino. >> some children won't receive services they need for autism. we will take a closer look coming up [ female announcer ] the son of a single mom. proud father of two daughters. president obama knows that women being paid 77 cents on the dollar for doing the same work as men isn't just unfair... it hurts families. so the first law he signed was the lilly ledbetter fair pay act to help ensure that women are paid the same as men for doing the exact same work. because president obama knows that fairness for women means a stronger middle class for america. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. >> even though a special work group failed to reach a consensus on whether to expand gambling if maryland some politicians are urging governor o'malley to call a special session of the state legislature. it would decide whether to move forward with a plan to bring a coo can i know to national harbour that is -- bring a casino to national harbour. john. >> reporter: laura, big time gambling came here to national harbour, prince georges county take alone would be $69 million a year. but this is a picture with a lot of moving parts for example, if maryland were to expand from 5 to 6 casinos, as part of the deal they would get a tax break, maybe all six would because their customer base would be diluted. some members to legislature are saying, in a year where they just voted tax on wealthy customers, no way are they giving casinos a tax break. >> proposal of peterson company and mgm resorts to build a destination gambling center at national harbour in prince georges county still draws mixed reaction from county residents. >> i believe, most of the people lost their money there. they play their money they lost their money there people make money the owner of the casino >> i think, they will make business people have a bit of -- bring more business to the area. >> so if you could talk to the maryland legislature what would you tell them? >> go for the casino. >> some members of the house are balking at the plan to expand gambling in the free state. the owners of the huge new maryland live casino at arundel mills who invested hundreds of millions of dollars vigorously object to a plan to draw some of their customers away. three members of a special study panel are balking at moving forward, now, with gaming expansion. prince georges county executive, baker is urging governor o'malley to ignore the decenters and call a special session of state ledge lay which you are to allow voters statewide -- legislature to allow voters statewide to vote on the expansion. >> there is no way anybody can explain to the people of prince georges county why can't you decide on your own whether you want $69 million a year, into your jurisdiction and why can't the citizens of the state decide, what happens to revenue, in terms of the gaming revenue, that would be able to come in. >> so t governor does have -- so the governor does have the authority to call the state legislature to cover this topic and promised, he was hoping there would be consensus from the group. no consensus would he call a special session? we don't know we will find out laura. >> all right jonathanings very much. a huge sinkhole -- autism effects one in 88 children 1 in 54 boys now the definition is changing for autism spectrum disorder there are concerns thousands of children will not receive medical or special services they need. the national director joins us and always great to see you thanks for being here. >> thank you shawn. >> explain this definition change and why it needs to be changed. >> of course, autism is not diagnosed by a medical test, it is diagnosed by a specially trained physician, psychologist, assessing behavioural symptoms those are cot fied in the dsm, diagnostic statistical manual prepared by the american psychiatric association. they are resizing it as they do peer -- revising it as they do periodically to improve. >> but this improvement will it mean some kids or people will lose out on critical medical services like say kids diagnosed with aspburgers or other disorders. >> that is our concern. >> the point is to get people the services they need that is why you diagnose a behaviour oriole mental problem in -- or mental problem in the first place. we want to make sure it accurately reflects and diagnoses individual who is need access to health care, need reinsurance reimbursement. >> are there any benefits to the change in definition? >> what they are suggesting, is that there actually be some criteria to assess level of severity, which would be helpful for diagnosing, to put down in someone's record for future health care and mental health care, educational decisions but the concern particularly with as burgers there not be a retraction of diagnosis when there is a need. >> sorry to jump in, what if anything can parents or families do. >> we are monitoring the situation closely i recommend people go to autism speaks.org for updates because we are very concerned this work out right for everyone. >> ann, executive director autism speaks for national capital area thanks for coming in. >> thanks shawn. we are following breaking news in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial news just crossing associated press wires that show that jerry sandusky's son was ready to testify at the penn state trial because apparently his son reportedly is saying his father abused him his father jerry sandusky abused him. the jury is now deliberating on 48 counts, against jerry sandusky who is accused, of abusing 10 boys over a 15 year period, again, news just crossing associated press wires, that jerry sandusky's own son is saying his father abused him, and he was ready to testify at the penn state trial. again jury deliberating more as we get it. a huge sinkhole swallows up part of a house in florida. we have video of that next and a sweet get away in ohio has cops looking for a thief. >> four decades responding to some of the worst disasters in the world, i am beth parker coming up, tails from a career in the red cross. [ male announcer ] knowing your customers is important to any successful business. which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses, and maximize cash flow. as the number one small business lender for nine years running... we're with you when you need us. so you can be there for your customers. wells fargo. together we'll go far. a pretty incredible scene in a florida neighbourhood look what a sinkhole did to a house in hudson near tampa it opened up yesterday swallowing the back of the house. no one was home residents say their neighbourhood is prone to sinkholes in fact they have had dozens in recent years the woman who lost her house is an elderly widow, her home is now condemned and she is trying to find a new place to live. >> he is a thief with a sweet tooth a guy in lore rain ohio has been stealing reese's peanut butter cups from a store since january. the man has swiped about of $600 worth of the candy. >> every now and then you will hear a report of someone coming in drunk and stealing a candy bar or something like that, but never just one candy bar, one item over and over again. >> coming up next, some of your favorite fox 5 folks and a good old fashioned water fight to cool things down. >> vid you you have to see. also ahead tonight more than 40 years responding today vasters around the world, one -- disasters around the world. one man shares his story with us. >> breaking up never an easy thing to do. one therapist says it is especially hard for those of us here in dc. we will explain why next remember that old song, breaking up is hard to do. apparently it is even hard tore do in the district. experts say getting through a break up can be difficult and one of the most common reasons people seek therapy. but what makes it so tough, to make a clean break-in the district. joining us now for a little more perspective is clinical social work therapist, elizabeth joy lamont. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me laura. hi. >> my first guess it is hard to break up in dc because it is such a small city. >> a small city and a very professional city, where a lot of people work very hard, and they therefore tend to end updating people, with whom they have professional overlaps. that is one of the biggest reasons that i hear people talk about breaking up being so hard to do. >> what if you are one of those four people, i have been there myself, struckling through a break up, male or female what is your advice to get yourself on the right track make it easier on yourself. >> well, that is a great question, and i would want to first focus on technology, because that is another big stumbling block that is making break ups more difficult in general, everywhere today. >> facebook. >> yes. facebook. so, in our weak moments it is so tempting to start looking at photographs of what your ex is doing and completely not productive and total waste of emotional energy. please unfriend your ex on facebook. >> are we of female gender more guilty of that? >> i don't think so. that goes both ways i think what the female jennifer dc is a little -- gender in dc is a little guilty of is buying into this idea dc has more eligible women than men. >> mm that is not true. >> well, whether it is true or not i don't thing it is a good idea, to believe the hype and get too focused on that, because then, it can become an excuse to tolerate substandard behaviour. >> to settle. >> yes. >> and dc is full of so many wonderful, smart, motivated, professional, engaging people don't believe the hype about statistics that would be my advice. >> one of those things don't put it out there in the universe or it is a self- fulfilling prophesy. >> it is. >> and unhealthy to do the back and forth, the break up get back together type of thing. >> very unhealthy and that is where technology, impulses are a big problem. get your ex out of your phone. no texting. >> very good. very important advice thanks very much. >> thank you. >> all right here is more advice the fourth of july just two weeks away, fire chiefs from across the region are urging people to leave the fireworks to the professionals. today bomb squads montgomery and prince georges county and atf held a live demonstration of fireworks, even sparklers and fountains cause 43% of firework related injuries, nationwide, they are urging people who want to celebrate the fourth to see professional displays. >> although fireworks are pretty, and we all grew up with fireworks, we want to see fireworks, kids want to see fireworks, are dangerous. >> just a reminder fireworks are prohibited in montgomery and prince georges county as well as alexandria virginia people are urging people in other areas to check with their local fire department before using fireworks. >> if you had to be outside hopely you found a way to be cool. sarah similar monotucker barnes found simmons and tucker barnes, found a way to keep cool, they turned it into a war on will thomas and tony perkins. >> check this out. tucker has his shoes off, he is -- they just found random people on the street. >> that is tony perkins we know and love. >> using them as human shields. >> what? williams allowed the water fight? looks like they had fun what a great way to cool off >> exactly that was in the early morning hours >> it was hot early this morning. >> yeah. >> that was a $400 silk shirt will thomas was wearing too. that is ruined. >> oh, there is more where that came from. >> that is true he has a closet full i am told. >> still hot outside but not as hot, the heat advisory has been cancelled. >> i think the weather service -- of course they issue these things they probably just feel there won't be enough widespread heat index values, it will be you know approaching 100 to 105 until 10:00 p.m. everybody knows it has been hot today, it will be hot on through the evening hours probably been in some cases, some places, a little bit cooler, feeling, today than it was yesterday, but then again, just adds many places, it has been a little bit more miserable out there, than what it was yesterday. just kind of an evil situation depends where you are. i want to show you a couple thunderstorms these are way out west, there is i-81, right there, winchester, front royal, this was a lot more impressive about 30 minutes ago, it is all moving trying to move to the east, just a little bit winchester, i think you will stay dry here something could pop up here or there just not a whole heck of a lot going on. right now temperature here in town sitting at 95 degrees, 93 for gaithersburg, quantico, 96 degrees manassas, 95, where it has really been hot today, hotter than just about anybody, frederick, 99 and dew point is way up there in the lower 70s. we talked about this last night if the dew point is 70 degrees or higher it is oppressively humid out there, and so look at their heat index, 107 degrees, fredericksburg, 101 and quantico, 108, isolated thunderstorms, certainly possible, but not probable at 7:00 p.m. i think most of that should be way out west along i-81, muggy at 9:00 p.m., 91 the heat index probably still up close to 95, for most of us, a little cooler at 11:00 p.m., 86 degrees muggy and head index up around 90 even at 11. showers and thunderstorms back out to the west, having a hard time trying to cross over 81, i doubt any of them, will be successful a little bit of a pop up shower and thunderstorm situation virginia, down to north carolina but what i want to show you back outcoming through michigan, up into northwest ohio and indiana, this is the front, that is going the come through, here tomorrow and tomorrow night, now, the good news is this is the front that is going to wipe away a lot of the humidity take away some of the heat, but in advance, we are going to have showers and thunderstorms building through the day and afternoon tomorrow and looks like there is the possibility, those will be widespread and strong, maybe even severe tonight warm and muggy again a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm overnight tonight, temperature here in town, very warm again, 80 -- 78 for a low, 83 tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., again, shower or storm possible, there won't be too many of them though. after lunchtime, right around lunchtime after lunchtime i think that is when the storms will start to build, we will be in the lower 90s, strong thunderstorms around here, 4, 5, 6, 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night and again some of them could be severe let me show you this on future cast 5:00 p.m. tomorrow strong storms, lining up again in advance, of that frontal system which will help things out for the weekend, no changes here but i want you to see this, tuesday, if it is in view, look at tuesday. >> beautiful. >> 80, sunny, low humidity looks like wednesday, thursday, probably just as nice. >> fabulous. >> okay. >> and the weekend is not too bad either hot but not nearly as humid. >> thanks. archaeologists in maryland found a piece of history they were digging in st. maries county and uncovered the stone and brick foundation of the calvert house. maryland's first state house. it dates back centuries served as an inn then a courthouse before maryland bought it in 1662 to serve as the first state house. they believe it was torn down in the 18th century. >> the man you are about to meet has seen a lot of history, devoting his life to helping others. beth parker has more about this man >> i never knew what my day was going to be until i got up and turned on the news. >> reporter: he was just a kid right out of college when he went to work at the red cross. first in vietnam during the war,. >> this is u.s. embassy saigon. >> reporter: he spent 42 years at the red cross. >> hurricane andrew, 9/11. i went to the pentagon that night after it happened. >> reporter: then on to new york. >> still trying to do the search and rescue and there was that white dust in the air and it was kind of covered everything looked like snow. >> reporter: and then katrina. >> these roof tops are littered with victims. >> it was overwhelming. >> reporter: next week he retires as vice president of disaster operations. >> first thing is just basic human need, in terms of food, clothing. >> reporter: no matter what disaster the red cross is responding to he has noticed a couple common themes,. >> i think the first is just compassion of people. >> reporter: the second common thread. >> the one thing that stands out is just the strong, i think personally, character in the american people of not only being compassionate but actually they want to get involved. >> reporter: he met his wife kathy at a disaster she was a volunteer after the 1977 johns town pennsylvania flood >> i ended up staying a long period of time, one thing led to another we started having a conversation >> i told him about this place, that was our first date. >> a year later we got married. >> looking back >> i just feel fortunate i was able to do something i thought was meaningful, had purpose and something personally satisfying professionally. >> reporter: after he retires next week life will be a lot quieter but retirement could bring quite a bit of satisfaction too. >> oh,. >> reporter: in alexandria, beth parker fox 5 news. quite a career. >> indeed. >> let's check for a look at what is coming up on news edge at 6. >> strong allegations against a prince georges county sheriff's deputy. then a breast cancer survivor faces discrimination her unusual fight to simply go for a swim. >> facebook losing steam why teens are choosing other websites to like at 6 [ female announcer ] the son of a single mom. proud father of two daughters. president obama knows that women being paid 77 cents on the dollar for doing the same work as men isn't just unfair... it hurts families. so 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[ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. >> thanks for joining us. >> the news edge at 6 starts now. another scorcher in the region, some temperatures reach triple dings let's get right to sue in the weather center. >> it was a hot one brian you are right, 100 degrees is what the current temperature is in baltimore's inner harbour here in the district we haven't received our official high for the day but on the hour it wup to 98 degrees that would tie our record for the day. we believe dulles got to 95 degrees then up towards frederick maryland and 99 now i have good news, the heat advisory for the rest of this evening as we go over to our weather map has been allowed to be dropped early, and that is because humidity levels and temperatures are not up there over 105 degrees when you combine that heat and humidity but you can see it is still in effect until 10:00 p.m. on the eastern shore and up to pennsylvania. that will continue there but in our region now, we are done with the heat advisory, the heat is still out there, guys 94 degrees now, 95 at quantico, dulles, you are still coming in at 93 and up towards frederick, 95, we do find cooler 80s as