>> reporter: it was crazy this afternoon. in fact all day. several hundred people showed up to do their civic duty. only one arrived in a stretch limo and had to sign autographs on the way in and out. republican presidential candidate donald trump. a huge flock of local, national and international media landed on the steps of state supreme court to catch donald trump doing his civic duty. by the lunchtime break, the billionaire tv star was still in the jury pool mix. we caught up with him as he was coming out. he's giving the experience a thumbs up. >> it's a great system, a system that works and they do a fantastic job. i met some wonderful people. >> reporter: unlike other political candidates, trump stopped to answer reporters' questions along the way and sign autographs for supporters. there were no burly bodyguards surrounding him, only an aide and his loyal limo driver eddie diaz. he's been taking trump around in his limo from event to event. >> very busy. he's doing from new hampshire to carolinas to iowa. very busy. keeps us going all the time. >> reporter: trump sat inside there with the other jurors waiting to be called. he was not selected for any jury. if you're not selected on the day you show up, you are released. he was released without having to serve jury duty. he doesn't have to be back here again for six more years. so he's back on the campaign trail. we're live in lower manhattan, i'm lisa evers, fox 5 news. back to you. dari: there's so many things i could say. thank you. republican presidential candidate scott walker is thinking the same thing as donald trump when it comes to illegal immigration. the wisconsin governor released a tough plan saying he wants to build a wall on the border of the u.s. and mexico to keep illegal immigrants out. before walker made his pitch to voters at the iowa state fair today, he appeared on fox & friends to talk about the idea of a wall. >> secure the border, which means build the wall. have the technology. make sure it's safe and secure. enforce the law, which means enforcing the law and making sure we don't have sanctuary cities and people are here legally. and no amnesty. i don't believe in amnesty, similar to what he said. dari: donald trump has proposed deporting millions of illegal immigrants in addition to building that wall. steve: hillary clinton's e-mail scandal continues to grow. more than 300 e-mails have been flagged as potentially contained top secret or classified material. it's more than 5% of the e-mails processed from her time as secretary of state. mrs. clinton, however, has steadfastly insisted she never knowingly sent or received classified information on her private server. dari: did you hear about this? yankees pitcher c.c. sabathia has been red hot recently, but he lost his cool after a game in toronto. he was involved in a massive street fight over the weekend. stacey delikat is live at yankee stadium where he was supposed to be on the mound tonight but he's not going to be. what's the status >> reporter: that's right. he was supposed to be starting tonight. now he's not. it's not because of the incident in toronto. we'll get to tonight's game in a moment. let's give you background. this happened early saturday morning after the yankees played the blue jays in toronto. c.c. sabathia was leaving a nightclub in toronto when some hecklers started yelling insults at him. look at this video obtained by tmz. you can see c.c. appearing to yell and gesture at the hecklers. he's agitated as his friends hold him back. they're pulling him back from the crowd. eventually they put him in a cab. after he left in the cab, a physical fight ensued among the people who were left in the crowd. sabathia did not throw any punches. still this afternoon, sabathia admitted he made a bad decision in getting involved in it. he said it was a bad reaction. he said, quote, i just flipped out. i could have handled it better. fans ahead of tonight's game against the minnesota twins who saw the video weighed in. >> he shouldn't have got involved. just shouldn't have got involved. you're making millions of dollars. you have no business on the streets that way. i wouldn't be. upset. fans. i'm sure he had a good reason. he'll be forgiven. >> reporter: even athletes make mistakes. we all have a bad night. pitcher. we love him. >> reporter: sabathia was supposed to start at pitcher tonight against the twins. he is no longer starting. that has nothing to do with the incident in toronto. rest. he will be starting tomorrow night. there was no comment from a yankees representative on this. the team manager joe girardi declined to comment on the video and the incident. as for sabathia, he says the hardest part is explaining it to his 12-year-old son. he'll have to say dad was having live outside yankee stadium, back to you. dari: thank you. the boyfriend of actor morgan freeman's step-granddaughter is facing murder charges for allegedly killing her in what's reportedly being called an attempted exorcism. police say lamar davenport was in a relationship with e'dena hines who was found yesterday outside of her washington heights apartment building with chest. the 33-year-old was taken to harlem hospital where she was pronounced dead. morgan freeman issued a statement saying, quote, the world will never know her artist artistry and talent and how much she had to offer. steve: an online security breach in may was larger than first reported. that's always the way it is. officials say there could be 334,000 potential victims instead of the 110,000 initially reported. hackers accessed a system called get transcript used to obtain access to tax returns and filings from previous years. newly discovered victims will be notified in the coming days. the agency says it will offer them free credit protection. dari: an indonesian search plane was spotted or has spotted the wreckage of a missing plane that vanished yesterday in a remote mountainous area of the country. transport officials say the wreckage is sitting at an altitude of 8,500 feet. four postal workers were among the 54 aboard the plane when it lost contact with air traffic controllers in bad weather. on board reportedly was a half million dollars in government aid for poor families in indonesia. no word on any survivors. steve: 18 are dead and 100 injured following a bombing in bangkok at a key shrine. another bomb was found nearby. no group has claimed responsibility. >> 70 people are still missing after last week's massive explosions in china's port city and that includes firefighters and police. as many as 114 people are now confirmed dead. the explosions happened in a warehouse storing hazardous materials. in fact, there was reportedly 700 tons of toxic chemical. sodium cyanide inside, 70 times more than allowed by chinese law. kathie lee gifford has made her return to "the today show" this morning more than a week after the death of her husband, former giant great frank gifford. she thanked everybody for their heartfelt thoughts and condolences. the nfl hall of famer died of natural causes on august 9th, a week shy of his 85th birthday. she says the tributes to her husband have been extraordinary and her husband frank would have loved each one of them. >> i want to thank everybody for your love and your texts and your tweets and just the outpouring has been extraordinary. that's a heck of a way to find out how loved you are. dari: the giffords were married 29 years and they shared the same birthday. steve: wow. that is incredible. actor and comedian tracey morgan ready for a comeback. he will guest host saturday night live. he has been recuperating from serious injuries after he was hit by a walmart truck on the new jersey turnpike last year. one of his friends was killed in the crash. good to see him back. >> the new york comedy festival is around the corner. we'll introduce you to the woman behind the event who happens to be the founder of a new york comedy institution. dari: delta airlines accused of using shameful tactics to get passengers to pay more for their seats. steve: and when it comes to bearing it all, new jersey is where in particular. hot steamy day. 86 right now. ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? we all use it differently. same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc to switch today. time warner cable. enjoy better. yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. steve: tickets are on sale for the 12th annual new york comedy festival. dari: alison morris sot at down with carolyn hirsch who founded it. it's an amazing club. she's an amazing lady. >> reporter: the club is an institution. it's one of most new york places there is. [indiscernible - talking over one another] dari: we were just saying before in the commercial she looks great. you're like how could she be 29? >> she's in her 20s. as we've been saying, caroline's is a new york comedy institution, hosting some of the biggest names in the business for three decades. it keeps bringing them in. i chatted with her about breaking into comedy and what's given her staying power. >> i think new yorkers are the hardest people to make laugh. >> reporter: caroline hirsch would know. she's been in the business for over 30 years. for the last 23, in the heart of times square at her comedy club, caroline's on broadway. she wasn't involved in standup. she was a market rep at gimball's until the early '80s. >> i had friends that owned bars around the city. they said we want to open a cabaret cabaret. we want to name it carolines. why don't you invest? it was music acts with comedy and we hired jay leno. that turned the place around. it was young and hip and people were coming out to see him and followed by jerry seinfeld and crystal. >> reporter: the rest, as they say, is hilarious history. caroline's moved to 175 seats in south street seaport. today they have room for 300 and has won awards for its interior design. >> it was well designed. the sight lines are great. everybody feels they're part of the room in here. we have good food here. we throw great parties here. >> reporter: she just announced the lineup for the 12th annual comedy festival this november, including stars like billy crystal, trevor noah and sarah silverman. attracting big talent is a skill she's honed over the years. >> i've worked with some of the greatest artists in the world. >> in the early days, she knew how to bring them in. >> we paid them. >> reporter: that's the trick? >> that's the trick. we paid them. >> reporter: caroline has a knack for identifying hits. she was on the board of the ms. foundation when it launched take our daughters to work which is an international sensation. she knows what's going to be a big thing and is involved. steve: good for the comedians. they pay them. what an idea. >> back then it was unbelievable. in the '80s, nobody was paying them. she started paying them and they got the big names. dari: everyone is loyal. they go back. thank you so much. >> passengers rights group is claiming delta airlines is shaming customers into buying expensive upgrades to their tickets. everything from wider seats to more leg room and priority seating. according to fliers rights.org, delta reminds you that if you buy a low cost basic ticket, guess what? you'll be among the last to board. delta says it's not trying to shame you, but making people aware of what they're buying. steve: meteorologists in san francisco got shook up on live tv this morning. >> you name it. oh, my gosh, we're having an earthquake. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. this is a good one. dari: that's so interesting. steve: can you imagine? can't really relate to. they could happen here, but they don't. that's steve paulson reacting to a 4.0 magnitude earthquake hitting the bay area this morning. that's substantially. it was centered near berkeley. powerful enough for people in downtown san francisco to feel the jolt. fortunately, no reports of serious injuries or damage. dari: it's amazing how you build that into your psyche, doing his job. you must be aware. i better look cool. they'll play this on air when you hear it. >> i don't think he's thinking that. steve: i think he was. i don't know. he's like all right. dari: he handled it well. remember when we had our earthquake a few years ago, four days before hurricane irene. everyone was freaking out in the city. understandably so. i remember very well. steve: hot, hot, hot today. >> sure was. our first official heat wave for 2015. we haven't seen one since 2013. today's high of 95, which we hit at noontime, ties the record for this date in central park. we had the number once before at 1944. this morning we started off with a warm 78. here are your sunrise and sunset times. right now we're sitting at 88 in the park. 83 in islip. 82 in montauk. 88 in bridgeport. it's hot in poughkeepsie. we're at 97 right now out at newark liberty airport. a lot of dew points in the 60s and 70s making it feel uncomfortable. uncomfortable. we'll feel uncomfortable tomorrow although the temperatures will come down slightly. we have a light breeze out there. not much of giving us any relief, but it is there. lows tonight will be warm. we're expecting them in the 70s with 60s north and west like at poughkeepsie, sussex and towards monticello. a look at satellite and radar shows things are quiet. we have a couple of isolated showers picked up by the radar. we had one pass through the bronx. we have a couple of showers across central portions of new jersey. things are quiet across the rest of the northeast. we're under the influence of high pressure. there's a cold front sitting off to the northwest of us. ahead of it, we have a lot of heat and humidity building, not just in the tri-state, but across the eastern seaboard. tonight we'll have partly cloudy skies. that's how you wake up tomorrow. day. in the afternoon, with a little more instability, there's a greater chance of pop up showers and a couple of isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon north and west of the city. clear. a great day to be at the beaches. wednesday, more of the same. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds. there'll be the threat of a couple of isolated showers. most of us should stay dry. we could get a good amount of rain in the end of the week. tonight, partly cloudy with a couple of isolated showers. it will be warm and muggy again. tomorrow expect a mix of sun and clouds with a couple of isolated stray storms. highs slightly dropping from where they were today. it will be humid and quite uncomfortable across the region. if you're planning to escape the heat at the beach. go for it. it will be a nice day with a uvi at a 7 and water temperatures in the low to mid 70s. it will be quite humid. i'm leaving in the chance for a couple of isolated showers and storms for tomorrow and wednesday. a more substantial rain will come into the picture by thursday and friday. that's when we'll have a couple of showers and storms that could provide a good soaking. that's when we'll need the umbrellas across the region. as we go into the weekend, we're already seeing it will be very nice as it has been over the last few weekends with temperatures in the low 80s. that will be nice and comfortable with a mix of sun and clouds. steve: we've got three weeks to labor day. it's so late this year. >> we're already counting to that. >> three weeks. feels like -- we've had a lot of summer. bearing it all and loving it. a report claiming the people of new jersey are not shy when it comes to showing off what their mothers and fathers gave them. dari: and we'll show you the modern family star tripping out at last night's teen choice awards. i'm not sick. i'm not sick. i'm not sick. she's perfectly healthy. cigna covers preventive care. that's having your back. you're a parent. i'm a colonel. we're both busy people. so pick up my new hand prepared $20 family fill up meal. eight pieces of original recipe chicken, two large mashed potatoes and gravy, a large coleslaw, and 4 biscuits. i'll get back to ya. (door squeaking) it's finger lickin' good. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. [music] steve: all right. legendary musician stevie wonder performing at armory hall in washington, d.c., one of three pop-up concerts he's performing in a single day. he played this afternoon at a park in philadelphia. [music] dari: and stevie wonder will be performing his third and final concert of the day for fans in central park. that show begins tonight at 7:30. steve: that's pretty cool. dari: that's an amazing opportunity. when it comes to stripping down to the bare essentials, who would have known the people of new jersey don't expect to be modest. in fact, they're leaders. steve: a study says the garden state tops the nation when it comes to people baring it all. we send sharon crowley to a nude beach to get a look >> gunnison beach, not for the modest. it's new jersey's only nude beach. >> i love there's somewhere you can go to be naked. there's not many places you can go and be naked. >> reporter: the perfect spot for us to find out from those comfortable baring it all to find out why they like to be naked. >> people don't normally want to come to jersey. >> i find it hard to believe. >> why? >> new jersey's cold most of the year. heating is expensive. so in order to be naked a lot, you have to turn up the heat at home. i find it hard to believe. new jersey is very uptight. >> reporter: trulia and whispers teamed up to do a survey asking people across the country what was the most unapologetic thing they did at home. apparently here in new jersey, getting naked was no. 1. >> i enjoy being naked around my house. the fact i can do it in public is nice. >> reporter: even though it seems garden state residents mostly practice being in the buff at home in private, on this sweltering hot day, maybe the nudists at gunnison beach are on to something. sharon crowley, fox 5 news. steve: the teen choice awards aired on fox 5 last night. dari: and live shows, well, you get what you get. this is what happened. "modern family" -- that's sarah. so adorable. she tripped while walking on stage. she cursed and covered her mouth before -- well, you know, owning up to her misstep by admitting to being awkward. highland and schuyler austin presented the choice comedian award to ellen degeneres. she's so cute. steve: a good way to do press. do little trip up and we talk about it. i'm not saying it was fake. but it would work. dari: you need to have a pr agency. you know all the tricks. steve: a 16-year-old case may be solved with the suspect charged in a wedding murder. what he had to say. dari: and a camp where people are straddling two worlds can come together as one. steve: should everyone get a trophy? how a pro football player inserted himself into the conversation by making his kids ha steve: a case that left a long island family demanding justice for more than a decade may be coming to an end. police arrested a suspect wanted for murder back in 1999. dari: jodi goldberg was at the courtroom in nassau county where the suspect had a message for the victim's family. >> i'm sorry for the pain i caused everyone's family, the destruction to the family. i'm sorry. >> reporter: he apologized as he walked into court monday morning. the man who prosecutors say went under many names and aliases for 16 years pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges. it happened at a wedding outside of the masonic temple in hicksville in june of 1999. he and a guest got into an argument when he opened fire shooting and killing a 19-year-old before taking off, leaving the bride and guests stunned in disbelief. >> my heart feels so pleased they have caught this culprit and bring him to justice. >> reporter: his parents had waited for this day for a long time. their other son held back tears as he remembered his older brother. >> he was a very loving guy. very, very family oriented. >> he always go to church, take care of the poor and the needy, and he always do the right thing. >> reporter: nassau county acting district attorney said he went from country to country, homeless for most of the time, managing to stay one step ahead of the law. with help from a tip, local and trinidad authorities caught up with him in march. he was extradited on friday and brought back to long island. >> he was happy to be back in america. >> we knew who we wanted. we knew who our suspect is. it was a matter of time to apprehend him. >> the family hopes justice will be served. >> the family has never been the same. never been the same since then. >> i always know the lord is up there looking and he will get caught one day. >> reporter: he has been remanded and is due in court on wednesday. if convicted, he could face life without parole. jodi goldberg, fox 5 news. dari: well, there is a town hall meeting tonight to discuss the latest on the legionnaires outbreak that's hop appening in the bronx. it will begin in about 30 minutes. officials will discuss how legionnaires' is contracted and how it is treated, at least 124 people have been sickened by the disease. 12 have died. steve: the summer of the shark continues to live up to its name. a hammerhead shark spotted off jones beach has made its way to brooklyn and queens. elias has a tracking device and has been making a tour of the coast lines. it may now be heading out to sea. dari: many people struggle with finding their true identity. >> one camp in new jersey, korean americans and adoptees come together to feel a oneness that can't be found anywhere else. christina park shares their stories. stories. >> reporter: many of these children are on a very important journey, discovering who they are. this is a national camp where korean adoptees who straddled two worlds can do that and feel a oneness with kids like themselves. >> a lot of them talk about camp is the one time that they are truly themselves. to think that only happens for a week out of a year can be kind of emotional. >> reporter: a former camper and counselor says the camp helps fill a place in his heart where something was missing. >> i didn't find my korean side until my late teens. once i did, it really helped me become more whole. >> we talked about adoption and being, like, stuff like that. yeah. it was cool. >> it gives me a nice chance to see that there's a lot more people like me and i'm really happy about that. >> children can take their masks off, be real, be vulnerable, be supportive. this camp dance mixes costumes with a dance that symbolizes two worlds becoming one. it's a complicated, yet beautiful dance. many say they've taken it to heart. many children, tired of fighting stereotypes, are channelling that energy in a positive way. parents here couldn't be prouder, many wearing their hearts on their sleeves on in david's case, his arm, a tattoo. he and his wife couldn't be prouder of their two children. everyone bonded over, what else, korean food. family style. filling bellies and hearts with love and friendship to last a lifetime. like so many delicious and unique ingredients in the traditional korean dish, everyone brought their special and brave experiences to camp to make one beautiful experience for everyone to enjoy. delicious. i'm christina park, fox 5 news. steve: nice. how about this? should every child get a trophy just for taking part in a sport? one prominent nfl player says no way. dari: and many men have raved about the little blue pill for years. little women may have a little pink pill. but first, here's tonight's new york minute. >> reporter: a new piece of art in times square. it's wishing on you and some brooklyn-based artists collaborated on an adaptation of an asian prayer wheel. the take is updated with modern themes and it's interactive. >> take a spin of the wheel. enjoy the ritual of times square and thinking about what this art means in our society. >> you can take a spin on the wheel all month long. it will be there through september 1st. [music] >> reporter: a different kind of senior prom in inwood. senior citizens in new york presbyterian health outreach program danced the afternoon away. teens from local high schools volunteered to decorate and sham sham -- chaperone the event. >> i see all my friends. i made a lot of friends since i've been coming here. >> reporter: and that's your new york minute. steve: pittsburgh steelers linebacker harrison is teaching his kids a lesson that's causing controversy. dari: he made his kids return any participation trophies claiming they didn't earn it. as mac king found out, that is drawing mixed emotions among parents. >> reporter: last year i ran the brooklyn half in an hour and 48 minutes. thousands finished ahead of me, but i got a medal. so, too, did everyone who finished after me. if james harrison were my father, he would have taken this away. >> super bowl, 99 yard touchdown, interception return. >> reporter: as a steelers fan, mark reveers one time defensive players of the year james harrison. he hopes the outside linebacker's decision to revoke the participation trophies given to his sons doesn't inspire the rest of us. >> when i was a kid, you had to win. >> he did something i thought was very, very admirable. >> dr. jeff gardere agrees. teams and players of any age must prove their meddle to deserve a medal. but he believes some kids need a physical incentive like a trophy to try something new. >> as a psychologist, there are youngsters who are out there that need to be encouraged in my way possible. >> the smile on their face is incredible. so it's not a bad thing. >> reporter: so mark's shop keeps building and selling trophies, trophies for winners, trophies for losers and trophies just for showing up. dr. jeff and a 275 pound beast of a man hope the piles of awards we dole out don't fail their recipients in the future. >> the danger is later in life, they're not going to work for much and that they are going to be expecting to get paid for work that's not really produced. >> reporter: i'm mac king, fox 5 news. steve: all right. there's a new way to get that much needed energy boost at the gym. dari: it's called fat water. you saw that. it's not your average sports drink. fox 5's health news is next. and we'll explain. >> coming up, we're introducing you to the king of this castle. his name is sir ivan and he's created a medieval dari: fox 5 health news. and the so-called female viagra pill could get fda approval this week after being rejected twice before. the drug is supposed to boost libido is women, but does it do that? joining us is dr. devi from nyu's school of medicine. hello. >> nice to see you. dari: we've talked about this a few times. we're like there's a lot of controversy about whether or not it works. what's your take? >> it works a little differently than viagra. it's not about performance. the women have to take it every day. the idea is that their desire would increase. when you look at the trials, the scientific research, it looks like their desire does increase. they report being more satisfied, less stressed. they have more satisfying events, sexual events, but at the same time, the concern is the risk. when you balance the benefits and the risks, the risks are if you have alcohol with it, you could get more sedated and have problems with dizziness and fainting and you might have that without alcohol. to me, i kind of feel like why not make that individual decision with your doctor and at least make it available to women, especially if there's a benefit. the controversy is about -- steve: do you expect it will be as popular as male viagra? >> i don't think it will be as popular. the benefits are not supposed to be as good. but at the same time, i think it would be a step in the right direction. because if you look at the history, two dozen drugs have been approved for male sexual dysfunction. for women, none have been improved. if you look at pharmaceutical companies, if you're an investor, why would you want to invest in something that gets rejected? you put your efforts into male drugs. at the same time, you don't want people doing things for a pr campaign. steve: that's the thing. you make that point. threats -- there's been no pills yet. whether it works or not, there's a lot of talk. who knows. dari: let's talk about fat water. that's the latest hot name for a sports drink. it's called fat water because it's infused with coconut oil, all fat. the company says the combination is supposed to give you an energy and metabolism boost. what do you know about fat water? >> not to come out too strongly against something, but i can't see any scientific basis for this. water is healthy. we need water. fat also in small quantities helps us and our brain to function and helps us with other things like our skin's moisture. at the same time, if you're going to put fat into something, why not have it in a more tasty form, right, something you would like better. in this case you're just getting extra calories and fat and thinking you're healthy. but the calories can turn into fat in your body. steve: we tend to go nuts with these things. we go to the gym and we did get a statement from the company that makes fat water to ask about the claims they're making. they did not get back to us with a response. we tried. we did not get word from them. >> all right. workout, do what you've got to do, stay fit. >> the other way to think about it with the fat water, if it's supposed to help you absorb the water better, it doesn't work. think of lotion with skin. if you put your lotion on your skin before you jump in the shower, the water sticks on your skin. if you take your shower first and then put the lotion on, it will hold that moisture in. steve: keep the moisture in. >> this could potentially interfere with your absorption of the water. steve: right. a huge market. multibillion dollars, all this workout stuff. dari: maple water, this water. steve: always something new. let's talk about the weather. you had to go to the gym today. too hot to deal with running outside or anything. >> not a good idea to exercise outside. if you do it, you want to do it in the early morning hours or probably in the evening as well. that's probably the most comfortable, quotations comfortable, time of day. today, 95. we set a record. we tied the record set in 1944 with that temperature. we started off with a warm 78, which is 10 degrees above our average for this time of year. 88 is where we're sitting at in the park. we have a south wind coming in at 12 miles an hour. it's the south wind that's bringing in the heat and humidity across the region. area-wide, it's very warm. we're in the 80s in some spots. the humidity is making it uncomfortable. 83 in islip. 82 towards montauk. in the 90s at newark. and dew points are in the 60s and 70s which makes you feel sticky and uncomfortable. it's hot and humid conditions. those extend down towards the mid-atlantic. here are the temperatures around the region. 82 in boston. that's a little more comfortable. 89 in williamsport. 93 in philly. same in d.c. we're shy of 90 out towards pittsburgh. a look at satellite and radar shows things are quiet. we picked up a couple of isolated showers across new jersey and up towards the bronx. i think i'm going to leave in the chance for a few more to pop up. i think most of us should stay dry through the rest of the evening. i'm watching a couple of components. we're under the influence of high pressure in the northeast. out to the west, we have a cold front that's sitting way out here. there are showers and storms being aligned, but it's going to make a slow progression towards the area. this high is sitting right here keeping that at bay. we're going to see a nice southwest flow. maybe not nice for some of us. that's ushering in the heat and humidity. it will remain with temperatures above average. they will come down a few degrees. it will feel humid. it will be uncomfortable until the front comes through by the end of the week and sparks showers and storms and brings in drier air. we'll be hot from newark towards miami tomorrow. 80s from memphis. comfortable in minneapolis where highs will be in the upper 60s. hot in vegas. nice in l.a. temperatures at 80. our futurecast shows partly cloudy tonight. that's how we'll wake up tomorrow. in the afternoon, there is a bit of instability that will rotate through. there's a greater chance of more widespread scattered showers north and west of the city. long island, you should be dry. the jersey shore, too. that would be a great place to be if you want to head to the beaches. on wednesday, there'll be more clouds in place. we'll see sun breaking through from time to time. there's the chance of an isolated shower in the afternoon. not until thursday or friday when the front approaches the region. we'll see a better chance of rain come into the area. tonight, a couple of isolated showers. it will be warm and muggy with lows in the mid 60s north and west to the upper 70s around the city. tomorrow there could be stray storms. it will be humid. the humidity will make it uncomfortable tomorrow. expect your highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. we stay humid. we'll be back into the low to mid 80s which is where we should be. thursday and friday, the front makes its approach. i'm expecting substantial rain and thunderstorms to come through through. it clears out in time for the weekend. we're expecting a good one ahead of us with a mix of sun and clouds on saturday and sunday and temperatures in the low 80s. dari: but a self-interested question. we're free of rain for the evening tonight? >> i'm leaving in the chance for an isolated shower. steve: nothing to cancel stevie wonder at 7:30. >> i don't have my umbrella. that gives you an indication. dari: when a meteorologist -- steve: who will be on air at 10:00. >> i don't have my umbrella. i feel okay. steve: thank you, audrey. >> some call him the hugh hefner of the hamptons. he's known for throwing massive parties at his mansion. dari: and today baruch shemtov got a look at his castle. >> reporter: we're at the entrance to the castle in the middle of the hamptons. sir ivan? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: how are you? this is sir ivan. >> let me tell you about the castle and show you around. >> reporter: and this is his castle. >> there are bigger and more expensive houses, but none as fun. >> reporter: sir ivan, aka peace man, jumped into the music business promoting peace. his most recent single kiss all the boys goodbye will be celebrated this weekend when he'll welcome hundreds to this fortress. with the exterior setting the tone, the interior is plastered with royal references. >> it's all going to be royal. it's a castle. >> reporter: secret passageways, whimsical flourishes. >> this is a fun castle. >> reporter: let's not forget the view. >> it's the best view in the hamptons. it's the only part above sea level. >> reporter: no castle is complete without a dungeon. >> there's dragons, gar goods goyles and griffins. >> click the link on fox5ny.com. reporting from a castle, i'm baruch shemtov, fox 5 news. dari: i absolutely adored that piece. that was fantastic. steve: fascinating look inside. dari: we'll see you at 10:00. steve: here's christina park with what's coming up. >> tonight as manhattan continues to build taller towers, what impact does the shade have on the neighborhood? as we deal with the heat, two long range forecasts expect two very different winter. we'll try to sort it out next at 6:00. a heat wave burning in my heart i can't keep from crying it's tearing me apart whenever he calls my name what's the most important thing your parents do for you? they buy me food. they make sure i'm never lost. well... they pay my allowance. encourage me. they sing us a lullaby at night... a lullaby at night. oh! now i remember... why does it matter that cigna covers preventive care? because the next most important thing you can do for them is take care of yourself. p cigna. together, all the way. christina: hello and happy monday. good evening, everyone. i'm christina park. ernie anastos is off tonight. on a day like today, finding shade is a good thing, but the shadows being cast by the super tall skyscrapers is considered a problem because the darkness never goes away. how does it affect the mood of a neighborhood and the environment? linda schmidt begins our in-depth look. >> reporter: some of the skyscrapers in the city are getting taller and taller. a 90-story mega tower is slated to be built here on east 58th near sutton place. but several city council members and community board 5 say it's out of control. >> we are calling for a more tore -- moratorium on the buildings. >> this task force was created by community board 5. the group wants the city to assess the potential impact of these super high-rises. the concern is that the residential towers will put strain on the infrastructure, dramatically increasing foot traffic and the number of people needing the use of subways, buses and trains. >> with zero upgrades to the transportation system, this is poor policy. we can do better than that.

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