2yearold boy seen here on the left who died in october of last year. Were also looking to make sure that all of those victims find justice, whether that be mr. Martinez being responsible, or ruling out that anybody else could be possibly responsible for that. Martinez has not been charged in either crime. Authorities are still working to transfer him from Santa Clara County to stanislaus county. Live Team Coverage of the modesto killings now. Lets go live in modesto with new details about the victims. Reporter we learned quite a bit of new information in this News Conference this afternoon. Some of that new information is that police were first called here saturday afternoon because friends of dr. Amanda cruz called them out of concern, because she had missed a lunch date. And when they arrived here at her home they found her and four others inside, dead. Now, many of the candles and flowers placed outside of this home are people who first met amanda cruz because she was their physicia
That is when we have to factor in the humidity dew points in the upper 60s and lower 70s, that is right in that oppressive range. Still feels like triple digits in the atlantic city, dover wildwood feels like 98 degrees in philadelphia i can vouch for that even on the shade in the sky deck it feels hotter then what the thermometer is indicating. Areas in dark readies excessive heat warning zone, that is philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. Outside suburbs we are in the heat advisory that goes until 8 00 oclock tonight. We have more heat on the way tomorrow. I will tell but that and when heat and humidity will give us a break. Good news in the forecast as well, all coming up in a few minutes. Back inside to you. Were exited to hear that part, thanks very much. Our Team Coverage of the dangerous heat continues with Eyewitness News reporter alexandria hoff live at philadelphias logan square. Alexandria . Reporter well, beginning. We are out here where we are watching some folks absolutel
Good Tuesday Morning to you all. We start with that Severe Weather on two extremes. Oppressive heat for misdemeanors of americans and flash flooding overnight for others. Check this out. This just coming in, amarillo, texas, the panhandle getting pounded with torrential downpours. Raging water forcing authorities to shut down an interstate. Parked cars with water up to the windows almost. Its the hot and dry conditions causing problems in central washington. People in 50 homes had to be evacuated from this fastmoving wildfire. Nearly 1,000 acres have been burned. And take a look at the maps. Dangerous heat, 19 states facing advisories. As we speak, temperatures are expected to be well past 100 degrees in the deep south. Accuweathers Justin Povick is tracking all of this for us. Good morning to you, justin. T. J. And reena, thanks, and good morning to you. A big change coming up for the northeast, not until later on tonight. Still have to get through tuesday. Its going to be another mug
And heros welcome. The superstar surfer returns home overnight after that shark scare. Now a worldwide phenomenon. He opens up about that Close Encounter to friends and family joking about why he was targeted. I had fish the night before. Maybe thats why. As the internet goes into overdrive with its new hero. Im glad he can joke about a shark attack right now. But were all going to have to get into the water to escape this heat. Im telling you. Well begin with the sizzling heat. Millions of americans in ten states from texas to virginia under heat warnings and advisories. It was the hottest day of the year in major cities across the northeast. And temperatures could top 90 degrees again. Ginger, where else would she be but outside in the heat for us this morning. Good morning, ginger. Oh, good morning to you, robin. This is supposed to be the hottest time of year, and, boy, is it turning out to be. Already in the low 80s this morning. Thats one of the issues. The temperatures are not d
The horses moved to the back. Reporter Alameda County fire Officials Say two fires started within a mile of each other around 10 00 a. M. The larger fire burned 35 acres and came within feet of a 4 million home currently up for sale. Today the realtor stopped by to see the damage. I am really very relieved. Reporter fire crews were able to save the house and the barn that briefly caught fire. The area that started to catch fire was the shingles. They did have to go back on the roof and peel some shingles back to save the barn. Reporter firefighters braved the intense heat and moderate winds. Both fires were knocked down in less than an hour with help from crews in the sky dropping flame retardant. You could see flames right at the top. Reporter neighbors in the area say todays close call is a frightening reminder that fire season could continue for months. Its been exacerbated by Drought Conditions and the fact that were a little short of water throughout the ranch. Reporter the cause