critical condition as investigators try to figure out the cause. erika gonzalez has the latest on all this. reporter: it s noisy out here right now because crews just showed up to board up this home. investigators tell us that the fire started somewhere in the first level of this home and quickly traveled up and at last check we are told that two victims remain in critical condition with third degree burns. the five-year-old child did not make it out alive. fire was coming from the side of the house. so i start screaming help! reporter: jeannette gibson was on her way to the grocery store when she saw her neighbor s home in flames this afternoon. i hope they are okay. reporter: by the time the firefighters arrived a 24-year-old man was outside the home. they brought a grown man out asking for his daughter. reporter: the crews carried his five-year-old daughter and 15-year-old brother out of a window. they were saying them out on a stretcher. do you live he
steam heat. temperatures right now are near the low to mid-70s in washington and the nearby suburbs as well as around the bay, much of the eastern shore. however, piedmont regions of virginia and into western maryland and panhandle of west virginia, much of that region in the mid and upper 60s. some of the high spots out in west virginia only near 60 degrees this morning. and here s your day planner. we will have our temperatures by 7:00 this morning in the mid to upper 70s most areas, a mostly clear, steamy morning. then by noontime, into the 80s, a hot and humid middle of the day and a hot, humid afternoon, peaking in the low to mid-90s by 3:00 or so. back down to near 90 by 5:00, partly sunny and about a 30% chance of an isolated thunderstorm popping up, perhaps the late afternoon. could get some strong storms perhaps tomorrow and maybe some tonight, too. i ll show you the evening planner in ten minutes, a look at your first 4 traffic this thursday morning with danel
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is rising just like the temperatures continue to do. it is 81 already this early in the morning. we know what that means. it is only going to get worse as far as the temperatures are concerned. doesn t that sun just look ominous. like i m coming to get you. i m sarah simmons, everyone. i m wisdom martin. welcome to fox 5 morning news, the 6:00 hour. he tucker barnes, we want to welcome you in to talk about the humid, hot conditions. the humidity back. that is going to be the big change from yesterday. the heat will be close to the same as yesterday near 100. we ll mix in the humidity so we ve got a heat advisory which goes into effect today at 11:00. joys of summer. not particularly. let s get to the numbers. 81 at reagan national. the other big story, we are just cooling off overnight. temperatures are in the 70s. i think this is the lowest temperature here at reagan national overnight. humidity on the rise at 67%. that combination is the makings for an uncomfortab
thanks for joining us. i m laura evans. investigators say a woman was just in the wrong place at the wrong time when a tree came crashing down on to georgetown pike. fox 5 s will thomas is on the scene. what do you know at this point? good evening, we are in the heart of great falls village, shortly before 7:00, witnesses say a four-door black mercedes was traveling along this road. i m standing in the middle of. georgetown pike. as it crossed walker road, witnesses say the driver must have heard a cracking sound, perhaps saw that giant tree starting to fall. it was along the sidewalk. roll the video and you ll see what happened next. that giant tree estimated to be between 7 and 8 feet in diameter. possibly 12-tons. according to one law enforcement official out here. came crashing down on the car. the tree crushed the driver, killed the man driving the car. the only person in the car. the two men in the truck directly behind the crushed mercedes witnessed it all. turns o