that massacre in modesto, what we re learning about the relationship between the suspects and some of the victims he s accused of of killing. kpix5 s christian hartnett is in san jose near where the suspect was caught. reporter: it was around 10 p.m. when modesto police maimed martin martinez as a person of interest. just a few hours after that martinez was arrested and is now facing murder charges. 30-year-old martinez is behind bars suspected of killing five people in modesto including his even daughter and the mother of the child. dace trait relatives distraught relatives were escorted away from the modesto home. it s really scary. reporter: police received a call saturday afternoon from a concerned person asking for a welfare check on the home. when police showed up, the five bodies were discovered. late saturday night police named martinez as a person interest of and released a picture of his 2000 interest and released a picture of his 2000 red lincoln naviga
kill himself. she says he couldn t have been clearer about how he wanted his life to end. he asked me to hand him the bottle and i did. i had the dosing syringe in my hand. he took the cap off and he drank what was remaining in the bottle. cooper: could you have stopped him? i could have, i think. i mean, he did it pretty quickly. but no, i didn t try to stop him. cooper: should terminally ill people be able to end their own lives? that s our story tonight. safer: this is inside the washington monument the moment an earthquake struck washington, d.c., in 2011. one of the nation s most treasured memorials now had to close. it would take a superman to put it back together again. but in fact, it was clark kent in a suit and tie, armed with just a blackberry and a passion for american history. a shorter version of it. safer: he is david rubenstein, and he spent hundreds of millions of his own fortune to help save the monument and some of the other great symbols of a
the humidity making it feel so much worse outside. we have live team coverage this evening and we begin with meteorologist justin drabick in our weather center. justin. all right natasha looks like we have about another 24 hours of the high heat and humidity to deal with. the official high temperature today so far coming in at 95 degrees in philadelphia. so, this is not factoring in the humidity but it did feel a whole lot hotter. this ties the hottest day in 2015 at 95 degrees but it s not a record high, set back in 1930. reading saw a high of 94 degrees, 93 in allentown. millville at into. delaware coming in at 93 degrees this afternoon and here s where we stand right now. current temperature still in the lower and mid 90 s in some of the warm spots. a little bit cool intersouth jersey now. starting to see some upper 80 s return but the humidity sticks around. it really goes nowhere any time soon. this is what it feels like when you factor in the humidity. still upper 9
she says he couldn t have been clearer about how he wanted his life to end. he asked me to hand him the bottle and i did. i had the dosing syringe in my hand. he took the cap off and he drank what was remaining in the bottle. cooper: could you have stopped him? i could have, i think. i mean, he did it pretty quickly. but no, i didn t try to stop him. cooper: should terminally ill people be able to end their own lives? that s our story tonight. safer: this is inside the washington monument the moment an earthquake struck washington, d.c., in 2011. one of the nation s most treasured memorials now had to close. it would take a superman to put it back together again. but in fact, it was clark kent in a suit and tie, armed with just a blackberry and a passion for american history. a shorter version of it. safer: he is david rubenstein, and he spent hundreds of millions of his own fortune to help save the monument and some of the other great symbols of american democr
so that is the plus. right now temperatures are still way up there, we are talking about readings, which in many cases are lower to middle 90s. but it is not the heat, but the humidity. it feels that much worse. now some of these dew points at the airport in leesburg seem to measure high. i m not sure it is 110, but you get the gist here. upper 90s here. 108 in a bad spot either way where it is a tough day, a tough evening to be outside. doppler is pretty quiet. we re tracking this line of showers and storms in ohio moving to west virginia. that looks like it will fall apart before they get here. so we ve got really very little on doppler now. our fortunes are going to change though. cold front is coming late tuesday, tuesday night, so that by wednesday we will get some relief. going out this evening, oh, you need the ac. 91, we ll be down to 86 by 10:00 and looks like the low would be around 80 in washington for monday morning. 70s in the suburbs. i ll be back in a few minut