the humidity is actually a little higher than it was earlier today. our third day in triple digits. we broke records once again, folks. we hit officially 102 degrees in d.c. we hit that yesterday. we spent seven hours at 100 degrees yesterday, over 100. dulles and bwi also in the record books. these rormds go back to the 80s records go back to the 80s and early 90s. high pressure still pumping in the heat for us. we are not alone in this misery. there were high temperatures broken up and down the mid- atlantic. check out richmond at 104. d.c. of course 102. baltimore 101. new york city 100. not everyone in the country is this hot but the mid-atlantic is absolutely sizzling. check out temperatures right now. we mentioned 91 still at d.c. that s one of the warmer spots. baltimore right there you see that heat island effect in the city with the concrete holding in all the temperatures. many places may only drop to around 80 tonight. even that could set some records. so what
sandbar in the hila river. he d been part of a riding party. the riders underestimated how deep and swift the water was. the water washed them and the horses away. the riders made it to shore okay, colorado wound up stranded and, sadly, one of the horses was so badly hurt that it had to be destroyed, but colorado spent four days on that sandbar and was just rescued today. diane ryan from our station fox phoenix joins u now with an update. helicopter rescue, huh, diane? reporter: hey, good morning, jon. that s right. happened about a half hour ago. people, lots of people out here with cameras trying to get pictures of colorado flying through the air here in the west valley. you can see down here he is back on ground here and in his horse trailer getting ready to go back to his home here in buckeye. they lifted colorado off of a
before the building opened. by 9:00 50 same-sex couples came to the courthouse to get marriage paperwork. members of the controversial westborough church from topeka kansas came in. there is a lot of under this earth s crust is busting loose. this nation is being utterly destroyed. it will be with fire. reporter: but there were religious supporters outside the courthouse. the bible supported polygamy. a man could have many lives. religious institutions changed the concept of marriage. nobody in america is supporting polygamy. a computer glitch delayed the process. what a day we are celebrating here. excellent, equality and justice for all and love for us. reporter: all these couples need is a three-business day waiting period and an 0 fish yant to perform the ceremony. there is room in this courthouse set aside for civil marriages but that room was booked for next tuesday, probably by heterosexual couples long ago. some said they would marry on tuesday through loc
gunshots ring out in a d.c. neighborhood. bullts hit a d.c. home and 14- year-o. d rlgi thforls nkr s watching fox 5 ch midday news. i m allison seymour. and i m tony pe. that happened this morning in southwest d.c. sarah simmons has the details on our top story. reporter: the 14-year-old girl was just minding her business inside this house when bullets came flying into her back. she s alive and well, but neighbors say this is a symptom of a much bigger problem in the neighborhood. the side of the home is riddled with bullets, but not on the outside. the bullets came through th walls and her daughter just got out of the shower. and she had her towel on and sitting on her bed playing her game and the next thing i know she comes run in the rooming saying her back was burning and when i turned her over she had two bullet holes. reporter: 14-year-old jeanninea gaither is shaken but lucky to be alive. she s scared to be in her room. reporter: and share both scared th